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ANns,SARSAPARILLA

THERE ia one characteristic OF vegetable medicines
which gives them an important advantage over MI
n.ra, remedies. They cure without leaving any injnri-
= effects behind them We know that the use OF
mercury TO excess, and even Of luininr, will affect the
constitution aud produce specific disease; hut. although
a man should use Sands Sarsaparila daily for n series
Of years, AFTER II had ceased 10 be necessary as an active
bis health than otherwise. II Is inochn,is, EXCEPT 10 the
malsdy il cures. Srrotula, Kings Evil, Dyspepsia,
Bilious Complaints, E%rysipilas, Rineworm, Scnrvy, SAT-
Rbrun,, Simple Eruptions, &c.-These II attacks, dis
com6t, and disp.rs.s hut on the patients general health
il exercises a conservative influence.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence ni
its superior value aud efficacy. see pamphlets, winch
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
ny Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail and Tor
a,notra,ion, hy A. b.. SANDS & co, Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buiil No II Broadway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York. sod, also, Nv A,,th
| ANDkR puVAl. < CO., Agents, Main street. Rich
mond, Va. pricr-sl per bottle, or SIX bottles for s.,
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SEMINARY.

THE School at my house, in the county OF Gloucester.
L under the direction cf Miss Sarah II. Hubbard, Is
now in operation, and VIII continue until The LIST of Au-
Gust next, with The exception of one week AT Christmas.
Miss ~. was taught al Mrs. Willltd's School, Troy,
New Yoik, and teaches all the various branches of
English, French, Latin, and Music on tue Piann and
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for me the past year with much
succrss, having given great satisfaction Ia "A large pat.
rpna.e-and produces The most satisfactory Testimonials
OF her qualifications for all that she processes TO leach
She has been engaged fof the iasi four years IN teaching;
can. therefore say, she il an experienced teacher.
We can five ar six mere young ladies'
than We now have With Board, NJ ihr following prices:
EHird, aud Tuition for all the English branches,
per month. SO 90
French or Latin, per month, 10
Music, including the USE of The Instrument, per
month, ; SO
Any person wishing information ON ilis subject can
M doubt br furnished by ripuiring Of the travelling
Preachers of he Methodist +. Church, Is am knownts
"a large portion of tbem personally ar by character. We
eau say 10 the public, that our situation, for heath, IL
not To he surpassed by any place in this State. As an
violence Of the fact, The past year we had twenty-five
whites in family, and not one day from School was lost
by teacher Or pupil
Letters, addressed Ia the subscriber, directed to Glou.
ees,er Court house, post pnid, will he attended 10 pune
tualiy. JAMES BAfTOP.
Der 05-ctT
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HSy Alexander Nett, Auct'r
LAND AT AUCTION

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed Of Trust, executed
- 10 Inc, the Subscriber, by John Grace, bear
ing date in 1871, and oil record in the County
Court OF Henrico, Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, | shall proceed, on Thursday, The Isl
day OF January next, 1916, ii - o'clock, in front
Of Henrico County Court House, Ia sell one
Tract or parcel Of LAND, containing, or sup
posed 10 contain, so acres, lying in the county oil
Henrico, and adjoining the land OF Charles Chill
drey, about 3 miles from Richmond, and ! mile
South of The Main road from Richmond 10
Charles City. Terms, al sale.
JOHN WISE, Trustee.
ITThe above sale will be without reserve, and
takes place on account OF The former purchaser
not complying with the terms Of sale.
81 Sale conducted by Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.
Oct. 2-wtdS
IT POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is
postponed until MONDAY, The 9Th inst, when j!
will take place, al the hour and place above men,
toned. A. MOTT, Auc,ioneer.
Ian dds
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LOTTERIES.
Strafton,s Office.
SsaHSsOAh OlRatcs
MO. S. SoUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
In STREET.

Mo. S. SOUTH FOUR TEENTH
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
D'0w'ms received cre,y day at l O'Clock, Il. NJ.
5000 Dollars !-I,3OO DolIars!!
frlday-MonongalIa Lottery, Glass l. Ca
P1,tals SooO dollars, 1900, 900, &C., &c. is
NOS, " drawn. Wholes, | 25; halves &c! els
quarters 81 c.
1000 Dollars 1850 Dollars!!
Saturday-Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
. Capitals 1000 dollars 2.0a6, 5 of ! 600, SC.
10 NOS, II drawn. Wholes So SO; halves i 25;
quarters, 62t cents.
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars!l
MONDAY Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass
/. Capitals: $4,000, 10000. 5000, 40 Of / 900,
@c.-1S Nos, l3 drawn. Wholes 10 dollars;
halves, S; quarters, . 50.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be-
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
quesled. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
zee. - Richmond. Va.
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DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE.

IRON 10 o'clock this morning until next Sa-
I ,urday night, and no longer, this terrific
aud sublime painting, four feet longer than the
nicrure of "Christ Healing the Sick can be seen
a,,he Trinity Church. One-halfo OF the nett re.
reip,s will be given 10 aid beneyolen, purposes in
his civ. Since the word benevolent is mention
"a. he proprietor proposes 10 make a benevo-
len, price OF admisson-l2s cents, and furnish
.rery visitor with a printed description OF the Tor
Is iull.size.oi-lifr characters, horses aud all, j'ee.
This pa,nting is from Mr.. Benjamin VESTS ORR
sinal' BY Mr.. Dunlap, and some think shadows
to,,h ali the effects of Mr.. VESTS own work.. II
co,,s bat a rihe, however, Tor every one 10 see II,
AMI indge iI himself. DEC. =.
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THE Town of Manchester, directly opposite The city
i OF Richmond } by a recent purchase, having obtain
~ an undivided cunlruI If one hall of James River, Dor
dering on the Town, and thus secured mn extensive and
valuable WATER P0WER IL prepared To make lease,
Of The same, on favorable terms. Applications may be
made TO Samuel A. Patterson, President Of the Board o
Trustees Of the Town. Dec 3-cw.m
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger IL Go.
A GENTS for The Managers, %. Paine {
~ ca \ Richmond Va.

n GENTS Tor Inc MANAGERS, ". falnf q
II Co.. Richmond Va.
January 3d-35,295 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ] 10
dav. January Sd, 1916. rs Nos, IS drawn
Grand Capitals: lCapilal Of S35, 295, ! prize Of
l0,5l5, l Of 6,000, ] of 5000, Of $500, | Of
$500, $500, 1000, I, 900, 1900, 100, 1891, 25
Of 1000, 500, 400, 300, &c, &c. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters 2 so.
10000 Dollars-50 Of 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. !, 10 be
dra wn on Saturday, January 10. l846. Grand
Capitals: / OF $4,000, 10000, e, 1877, 1000, $500,
1000, SO of | 500, so Of 300, &c. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters = 5O.
Another Of Bigger g. Co.'S Fauortes!
10000 DOLLARS.-5 OF 10000 Of 5000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, Jan. IL, lSlG.
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Hodges Il PMHiaMl,

AUCTloNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bell 1apern, Rtehmond, Virginia.
nor the purpose OF conducting, in this city, a
l. general Auction and Commission business,
the undersigned have associated themselves in
CO partnership, and will m on the Isl Of
January next. Their assiduous attention will
be devoted 10 selling and hiring negroes, selling
Merchandise, Horses and Produce also to
Plantation safes, and 10 selling Real Estate, and
renting out Houses. They will collect bonds for
the hire of negroes, &c. The junior (Mr. P.)
has had considerable experience as an anclion
salesman. They ask the encouragement OF their
friends and The public and indulge The hope,
tina, by faithfully executing ION The most Werai
terms) all business confded 10 them, 10 receive a
liberal share Of il.
The business will be conducted under the Firm
Of HODGES & PULLlAM. Office ON Bell
Tavern Alley, opposite the Bell Tavern.
C. A. HODGES,
ID. NJ. PULLlAM.
Dee i9-dSr 0awt1SfE
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

MIR. $. l.. DUNTON. Principal Of Male Department.
Mrs. 81. DuNTON, Principal Of Female Department.
THE present session cf this Institution will close
L with n public examination, 10 he held December
18th, which the patrons OF the Academy and the friends
of Literature generally, are respectfully invited TO at,
tend.
The exercises of the ensuing year viii be resumed
ON the lsth January, and close on The 10 h December,
loio-aliowlng q vacancy OF one month between the
Summer and Fall.
TERMs.-Boardc an be had with the Principal. incln-
ulng Iuition, al SEQ, payable semi annually in advance.
IrilioS.-For reading, writing, and first principles OF
Geography. English Grammar aud Arithmetic, $50.
For the higher branches OF English Science, Mathe-
maiics, Latin, &c, $50.
For French, an extra charge Of $40.
Music on the Piano, at the teachers charges.
Address; the Principal at Richmond, Virginia.
THOS. G. TlNSLEY,
Dec Q-ep6vt President BOARD Trustees.
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n BURRUSS' LOTTERY OFFICE, No
~. q, South l4,h ST., Richmond.

LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
For acknowledgements Lottery, Glass No. 26l.
Capitals; u, 1000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 1000, l,6Ul,
20 Of 900, &c. IS Nos, II drawn ballots
Tickets 4; halves ,, quarters |.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No. l.. Prizes:
5000 dollars, i,i9l -, $50, 300, 4 of 200, 4 oil
$50, 4 Of 100, &c. - Nos, II drawn. Tickets
81, halves so C., quarters %.
For SATURDAY. -Pokonoke River Lottery, Glass
No. /. Prizes $4,000, 1000, 1900, l,C6G
10 OF 800, 10 Of 200, 10 OF LIS, 10 oil 100, 10 OF
les, &c u Nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets
!; halves |; quarters 80 cents,
For Saturday Evening-sales close al ~o'clociS,
T. Nj, drawing received By Sundays mail-Pn-
komokr Lottery, Glass No. ,. Prizes: SI2, 900,
1000, 2,4l5, 1850. 1000, 10 OF $50, 10 OF 300,
&c. &C Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 4; halves
=; quarters l..
Also, tn. Delaware Lottery, Class No. 3
Priz"s: $4,000, SC. &C Nos, II drawn ballots
Tickets !; i halves SO cents; quarters - cents.
II Orders for certificates Of packages, or sin,
gle tickets in The above Lotteries, enclosing casl
or prize tickets, will meet with the most promp
attention, and The drawing forwarded immediate
lyt 10 all who order from e. BURRUSS,
Dec. % Richmond, Va.
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w. Turpin's Loatery Office

COMMENCEMENT OF New YEAR
January 3d-Capital 10000 Dollars
January l0-Cariial 5000
January i1-Capital 80, 1000
January 2i-Capilal &c, G10
January 3l-Capiial IS 600 /"
Correspondents and Others are requested 10 no.
tice The an exe,l schedule OF Scheme. 10 be dfa W
in the month of January and when in search Of
PRIZE TicxETs, be careful in all cases 10 address
orders TO w. p. TURPlN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR JANUARY, 1876.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass | 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, January 81. Ca
pitals: $4,000, H. 900, 5000, 3,620, 80 OF 1890,
&c. rs Nus, IL drawn. Tickets SlO. A Ger
liiicate OF a package costs Sl30-Sharcs in pro-
portion.
10000 Dollars!-2O,O 900 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. ?, 10 be drawn
at Alexandra, =. G., Saturday, January 10Th.
Capitals: $50, 600, 10000, | 1000, 5000, 1000,
5000, 2,G2S, $500, % Of 1000, &c IS Nos, -
drawn. Tickets 10 90. A certificate OF a pack-
age costs 100 00-Shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME!
10000 Dollarsi-2 ,000!-l5,0 600
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ,, 10 be drawn
in Alexandra, ID, c., on Saturday, January II.
Capitals: $500 6 %, 1000, $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000, 1000, 5,l73, 1000. $500, 90 Of 1000, 70
Of 1000, 20 Of GOO, DO OF 500, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets Is. A certificate OF 4 package
costs Sl9O-Sharcs in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 4, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday, January "a.
Capitals: $50, 600, 12,5O0. 20 OF 1000, &c. IS
Nos. - drawn. Tickets 10. a certificate costs
1870 00--Sharcs in proportion.
5000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 5, 10 be drawn
a, Alexandria, D c., on Saturday. January 81.
Capitals: $35, 900, 10000, 5000, 3,lU, 5000,
$500, 1000, 40 Of !, 500, &c. IS No. ~ drawn.
Tickets 10. A certificate costs l3o Oo-Shares
in proportion.
Orders Tor Tickets, received fecof Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawing Iofwaraeu
when requested, as soon as received. for small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
nec 90 w. p. TURPIN.
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Gait

WITH a view Of educating his own daughters. the
Subscriber intends having a School for Young
IiHs,a ms residence, Wildwood. Powhatan county
,he' ~ sung Year, under The superlniendence Of Miss
Isabella Given a lady who has taught for several years
~ me neigiborhnod, and who has given universal sa
tsiactIcn.
Miss Given will teach all the branches OF a thorough
English Education, and also give instruction IN the
French Language.
The Schcol will be opened the 18th January next,
and close The 18th December, with a vacation of a
July.
Terms for HE scholastic year of ten months-Board,
Washing and Tuition inclusive, Sl25; Day Scholars SIS.
Payable al The end OF the session of tive mouths. No
deduction made for absence, unless in tase of contended
sickness.
Dec. l9-cw3t DAVID McCAW
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A ~CTTUAJTOV NTED

A SITUATION IEU.
A YOUNG MAN n Virginian) who has prepared HIM
n self pun posely for a Teacher, and having had seVr-
raj years experience in teaching, wishes a situation as
teacher for the ensuing year. lie WI give instruction
in All The branches of an English Education, Mathema-
tics, and the Latin and G eek Languages. Testinonl-
ais Of scholarship and character will be given from Tue
most undoubted sources.
Address-R. DC, Physie Springs, buckingham CO,
Va. Dec. io-c"H
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
SALE

THlS celebrated Stone, a never.iallhs Pre-.
/ ventive OF IIydrophobia, and an e%iiectnai
cure for the bites Of venomouS snakes, spiders,
&c, is offered for sale privately BY The subscriber.
|, is believed tina, money can be invested IN no
more profi.able manner than in the purchase OF
his Stone. as il NAV now BE- bought for one-hali
Of te amour, ii has yielded in one year to us
former proprietors. If not sold privately before
that lime, il will be sold Al public auction on the
81 MONDAY in January, ls46, (ihat BENG
Caroline Couy, day. } Il, the Bowling Green, Inc
county sea, OF Caroline county.
TERMs-Six months credit, The purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
A. BROADDUS, j., Agent
NOV S-ridS for Samuel Anderson
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Tom Thumb.

T Asst lay but TWO, positively, Of The exlib,-
lion Of the famous Dwarf, Col. CHAFFlN,
me ODD Fellows Hall. Within The last t@o
weeks. several thousand ladies and gentlemen
haze visited this wonderful Dwarf, and were
Lie asorishei and delighted. Hours OF exhi-
MIN from 9 A. M. 70 9P. NJ. Come and see a
."a,.sllous curiosity. Jan. l-2i,
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DISSOLUTION

concern ofLoND0N, HILLINGHAM
& DREWRYis this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. The name OF the concern VIII he
used only in liquidation ofils affairs; Those ha-
wing claims against us will present them Tor pay
men,, and those indebted to us are requested 10
come forward and make immediate payment, as
we are anxious TO close the business as specify
as possible. Jonnnf1 II 1NNSGuDnW
Ian A. H. DREWRY.
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cunt Laurel, Halifax, Virginia, Nov. IL
cI ASSIcAI SCHOOL

ON The 18th oc January, lsi6, will open my School
- al my house, NJ Woodburn, Albemarle county, Va,
nine miles Northeast from Charlottesville. The School
i designed Ia prepare youth for The University: and the
sIiliscr itcr ilatiers himself that he IL able, In most cases,
10 give satisfaction.
Tie session Will continue ten months, with one
months vacation in Summer. The tuition fee ia 81
per month, and board furnished by the subscriber AT Sc
per month.
Letters directed 10 me, Charlotte. VILE Post Office,
will he attended To-. GEORGE CLIVE.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL he paid for the apprehension and delivery Of
w my Negro Man EDWARD, who ran away in No
vrmhsr, 1874. He is brtw-rn IS and 30 years lid, stout
and muscular, and in stature rather lower than ordinary.
lie has Il Il rk. smooth skin, with a full busby head Of
hair, ana good cJuntenancr. lie carried with hun n
Roundabout and Pantalcons OF Grey Cassinet, some
what worn. purchased him in Richmond, about four
him from Washington City, To which place he expressed
n desire 10 ieturn. aud in the ncighborhood Of which he
was raised, and has relations. lie has no doubt pro-
cured free papers, and is probably passing by the name
Of BOWMAN, and ! have some reason 10 suppose that
he escaped from ih- ccunfy by the aid Of the boats run
ming Bani>irr aud Rosnokc Rivers.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Mannt Laurel. mIIaIfax. Virginia. Nov. Il-cwlOl.
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NOTICE.
TFE business heretofore conducted by the sub
scribers, under the firm Of ALEXANDER
DUVAL 4 CO., was dissolved on 3lst ult, by
Limitation. The name of the firm will be used
in settlement of its affairs.
The sa parties have formed a new connec-
lion. under The firm OF DUVAL q PURCELL,
10 take effect this day. ALEX. DUVAL,
I'm JOHN PURCELL.
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EAGLE PRIZE OFFICE.

nRAWIS,; of Po,omoke L.,;iery, No. 2j3:
u IS 3 G3 81 to = I'll : ! s 4 %.
Ticket, Nos . 4 81, another Capital Of $3.50.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery. No. 3i2:
~ sc IL . 69 81 G3 81 IL 3 6 s 81.
Ticket, Nos. = IS 63, a small Capital. sold and paid
al the all lucky Eagle Office. j. MDORE & CO.
sl5,OOO for to day. VINO waD's' Tickets S.; halves
= 81; quarters -.
Foo Friday. two Loneries.-Capita Si2, 700, &C.,
&c. Tickets 81; balvrs2 quarters /.
Also, an Extra Dollar Lotiery-Capital IS 900, &c.
Tickets 81; halves 80 e; quarters 2s c.
Cali al The Eagle Onice If Won want prizes.
Jan. ]. MOORE & co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

HASkINS & LIBBY'S LINE,
To sail positively az The 10Th ms.
;tS The superior regular Packet Brig OR.
iWLEANS, VIM. Smith master, now loading,
will sail as above. For Freight, Cabin or Steer
age Passengers, having elegant accommoda-
lions, apply TO the Captain on board, At Lud-
lam's wharf, or 10
HASKINS & LIBBY,
JAS. FISHERS SONS, or
Jan'y. WIN. ROWLETT.
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ACADEMY.

hING u (lIEEN.
U,HE Exercises cf the ninth annual session Of This
j Institution whlc commence on the DID Jinunry neN.
The scholastic year vii! be divided into Two sessions,
with one months vacation during The Simner.
The subscriber will hr aided by his present accom-.
plislied associate, NIL II. Pitts, whose high and varied
requirements, patient and persereriug a%ssidnty, insure
the efficient discharge of his dulles.
The cOnrsr Of instruction will embrace The English,
Latin, Greek and French Languages, The rlrmrnis of
Chemisiry. and of Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The MatIr nautical course, theoretical ana practical,
will be extensive, corresponding with that Taught nj the
Virginia Military Institute, at which MIR Pitts gradtiated
with ths highest distinction.
The most careful attention will be paid Ia the morals
Of the pupils, and should any enter whose habit, ar
depraved aud lncorrielble, they VIII be dismissed Qhr
safest remedy in such cases. without hesitation.
a fair and impartial statement will he forwarded
every two mnnIhs, Of each students progress and de-
pertinent 10 his parent ar guardian.
Having no faith In any system 0f instruction which
does not aim AT disciplining the mind, and eliciiing lis
faculties, our object will he Ia teach radically ihr sub
jects we profess; and ~ TO Tie fruits Of our plan and
mod. hitherto pursued, I feel pratifed in referring the
friends and %confding patrons of the school 10 the sub
Joined certificates from the learned and distinguished
Faculty OF William and Mary.
WILLIAM ASp MARY CoLLrGK,I
18th Nov. 1915.
During several collegiate sessions, many Of the
yonths prepared for college by Mr.. o White Aave tern
students 0f this Institution; and we take great pleasure
in certifying, that those Students have generally given
indications Of admirable elementary training, by the de-
tlufuIy nlHn Ihnh WHlCH tNry nave bNCHVlFU ucIC, DuAu
US 10 moral department and intellectual requirement.
4. y. DEW, President.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN WELLINGTON,
Prot. Chem and Nat. Phil.
B. TUCKER,
Prot. LAW ard Govt.
Mr.. O. WH,TE.-Dear Sir Ii gives me great plea
sure 10 have an opportunity OF t%estiiying publicly the
aich esteem | entertain for your Academy. The young
gentlemen that came from your Academy TO our College
several of whom attended my class1s-have always
ranked among the first and most successful students OF
William and Mary College since | have bren connected
with the institution. While leave II 10 others, whose
longer connection with our College viii enable them Ia
do you more justice, To speak Of the SUCCESS Of your pl-
pills in general, [ deem il an agreeable duty TO advett es-
prcially To the success of those who, under my care, de-
vote themselves 10 the classical studies. | deem u an
agreeable duty. because | cannot b: speak in tie high.
est terms Of ;hem, whether | | ok 10 their thorough pre-
partition, 10 their well trained minds, their industrious
habits, or finally, their gentlemanlylan irreproachab'e
conduct. ~
CHS. NINNIGERODE,
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3 prizes Of $3.50, 100 of J 900, so Of COO, so Of
500. &c. &c.-amounling 10 over one million OF
dollars. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quarters
5. A PACKAGE OF 26 whole Tickets will cost $3.50;
less The price OF ; Tickets, $50; which we warrant
10 draw back 1898; cost Of a certificate S222-
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS in G prizes of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. 4, 10 lie
drawn on Saturday, January 2ilh, 1916. 75Nos.
10 drawn Grand Capitals: 6 prizes Of $40 600
each, / Of 5000, $500, $500 1900, ZOO, 1000,
$500, 400, 1910, /, 100, 20 of 1000, so Of 100,
300 OF 200, &c, &c. Tickets $40, halves 5; quar-
ters , so.
arCall or send 10 lle all lucky Eagle Office,
if you want 10 gel prizes.
j. MOORE d CO,
No. . East Main street, opposite the Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va. Dec. 80
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Isy Thomas III. Taliaferro

A GOOD CARPENTER.
| will sell at 10 O'clock, on FRIDAY. % day
OF January, a Negro Man, ihirty years sold, who
IS 4 good Carpenter aud Tobacco-box maker,
and sold for 20 fault.
Will be added TO my sale This Morning, IA
likely Negro Man, 10 years old.
THOS. II. TALIAFERRO,
JAM Auctioneer.
LIKELY GIRL.
will sell on THURSDAY, eighth January,
a likely Mulalo Girl, fourteen years old.
u Sale al len O'Clock.
TfiOS. Ii. TALIAFERRO,
Jan. = Auclionecr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
SALE or LAND. NEGROES, SToCk AND CROP
L A. puINI.E EAAN ARn GlI,NTN

T SHALL proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, on the
L 18th day Of January, 1916, at the la;e residence Of
John TugsIe, deceased, four or five miles above Farm
Vile, on the main stage road 10 Lynehburg, abuit eight
hundred acres of land. brtw-en twenty and thirty
likely Negroes, consisting of Men, Women, Boys and
Girls: among them there is 4 good Backsmilh, Il first
rate Coax, and iitsl rate Weaver; also The Stock, Crop,
&C., &c. Fer particulars see handbiIls.
THOMAS II. AL.MAND,
Administrator with t'' will annexed Of John Turgle,
deceased, and Commissioner. Jan. 2-ctds