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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN ESSEN.


PURSUANT the provisions Of n Deed of Trust,
] executed to me hy George NJ Tribe aud Lucy Ann
his wife bearing date thr 3ist May, 1914, and duly re
corded in The CLERKS Office OF Essex county, will
sell for cash at public auction, Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY, the I'd Of July next, II fair II nnt, the
me- II fair day. that Tract or Land which The sand
George NJ TRIBE in his lifetime resided, called Wood
Lawn lying in Essex county, and containing about wo
hundred and four Thus Farm whether consider
ed IN regard lis location lis fertility, offers TO pur
chascrs decided Inducements u l. III the centre Of
refined and delightful society. immediately upon The
Stage Road from T"rpahannntk 10 kchmoad. IN semi.
weekly communication with, and about - miles from
the latter place. The SOL OF excellent; qualify, with
tie advantage of The finest mari. The location i
healthy, and sufficiently 10 navgahe water IL has
a good Dwelling House, with all necessary Outhonses,
bcsides other excellent improvements. These advan
lages combined with is proximity 10 fine fsH and
region render it, lis SIZE considered, n the
most drsra,e Farms in Lower Virginia. The title IS
believed unquestionnbr, bur selling Trustee shall
convey the title given me.
AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE, Trustee.
Mont1rue,s June l9-cwtds
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LAND EQR SALE


7 OFFER for sale ny Land in the County cf Louisa,
situated four miles North West sf the Court House
and three East OF Trevillian's Depot, the Louisa
Railroad. The Tract contains 1881 acres; than
half is in original growth If pine, and other timber
suitable for the railroad and building purposes. There
is large proportion of white oak and heart pine, with
in one mile Of the railroad. The above land IS well
watrrrd by excellent springs, and Gold Mine Greek;
upon which, and on the said land. there u good Saw
Mill. There is alsoa good Dwelling House, with six
rooms Ice House, and all necessary ouihou>ts all Of
which arc nrw. III the above Land Il not previously
Otherwise disposed Of, IL VIII be said 1T public auction
To the CHEST bidder, FRIDAY, The alsi day Of Au
gust next.
TERMS -0ne-thiri on the first day Of January ai.,
winch time posses sion viii hr gwen The bilace IN
aud twn Years the purchaser giving bond and salts
factory secnlty with lien UPON tue Land for The defer
Ted II is thought that timber sh mi.h;
be gotten the above Land in year 10 pay tor IT.
June ig-cwtds TlIUS r. THOMPSON.
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WANTED

A SITUATION (or young LADY, IS teacher IN a
A n,iva,e family She is competent to teach Music
French and all The branches Of m English Education
The most satisfactory references ss.n. Terms :eiy
moderate Address Miss NJ. o. T., Warrenton, W.
liza May left
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e.. Eurruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
Y Richmond Virginia.

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
lN Richmond, Virginia.
Grand Scheme tOr the An Jnly.
$4,000! 10000 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, 10 be
drawn on Saturday July 4h, 1916, al Whining
Ion, Del. 70 Nos. Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
50, 600 dollars, 10000 10000, 5000 5000, 1904,
40 Of 1000, 40 Of 500, 100 Of 400, &c. Whole
Tickets ~ halves 6; quarters j. package OF
whoes costs 1916; warranted 10 draw 1872 GO;
risk l43 49, shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars! 100000! G0OO!!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, July II, lsiC at Whining
Ton, Del. IS Nos, Is drawn Grand Capitals:
/ Prize oil 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
900, 10 OF $780, 10 Of GOO, 10 Of 400, &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. A cerli-
fcatc OF Wholes costs S92 So halves 46 PSI
quarters % 10.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE s. CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdentially attended 10, and the
drawings sent when requested, if addressed 10
C. BURRUSS,
June 30 Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution,

THE Co-panncrship OF VAN-LEW & HAIR
i RlS is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent III persons indebted 10 The concern are
respectfully solicited TO make immediate settle.
ment with either VI the undersigned.
JOHN ". VAN-LEW,
GEORGE w. HARRIS,
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r., Alexandria Gazette speaks of the flood
rre.:ay nigh, as the heaviest known since
y, |, spread havoc wherever it extended-in-
a, he canal, culverts, and carrying away
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CID Point Comfort.

Cid EsOlEa5 GohafOrl.
TINE subscriber liaying taken The convenient
4 two-slory Dwelling nearest the Landing Of
the Baltimore Steamboats,, at Old Point Comfort,
is prepared To accommodate limited number
Of Boarders, and transient ysi'ers, who may Ia
vor him with their patronage this season. De-
erminel 10 spare no pains 10 render the stay Of
his guests, while a, this delightful watering place,
as agreeable as possible and intending TO be rea-
sonable in his charges, and relying Oil The prele-
renee which many have for comparative retire
men, he expects, as he hopes TO deserve, share
OF the public patronage.
June 2-3awIm WILLIAM M. TABB.
II Richmond Wing viii please copy three
times week for one month.
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Co.nanissiorl Rllsiness.

COEIfHnlSSlGn ABtts1HeSS.
TINE undersigned continues The business here
i lofore conducted By Minsc & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and soiictts the patronage Of his friends and &C
quainlances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests, and all the bene-
fit OF len years experience in selling The staple OF
our State. COLLIER Fl. MiNGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
n Refers to-: Gen. John Il. Cooke, Edmund
Rufiin, Hill Carer, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minse,
and D. C. Randolph. Virginia.
a mil 2I-dStGn
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TIE MORMONS.-We learn from the Nor
IN district, that all difficulties between the hos
parties have again been adjusted, and that
a,s will BE- maintained. at least for time. A
...ay gentleman has offered TO purchase the
a7e and the other Mormon property which is
!. un.ol!. provided The new citizens will guaran-
! /, against mob violence. The whole purchase
q. amount 10 nearly 100000.
Is. Louis Republican, June %.
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.

4 LADY having had experience and success as
n teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC, wishes
,ualion as teacher ri The Piano aud Spanish Guitar
In Seminary al The South or West. Address u. T.
B., 81 Union susst, PhiladeIphIs, "a, June S-eolm
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AW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER q. sTITH
u practice law in partnership, under the hrm oi
Scorr STI1H, in all the Courts u Law ana Equity ID
ar Office al Camden. Washita county, Arkansas
Fab. l0-ClY
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Tx Union.says;
/, ,ou,, Of inquiry, TO consist of Bvt Brig.
; q Brady, Bv'l Brig. Gen. G. Nj. Brooke,
.rnI !. crane, members, and Bv't Capt. ]. F.
, ,scortc., has been ordered by the President
,a,ene al For, Monroe, on the 18th OF July,
.res...aie the conduc, OF By't Major General
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onels Stephen w. kearney and David L.
igss have been appointed by the President OF
tinted States, with The advice and consent OF
senate, to be Brigader Generals in The Army
h. MED States, in accordance with the pro-
i NJ Of the act OF the 18th June, 1876.
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EatiO nal e tel,
(LATE FRESCu'S,)
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
., BE RACK

rHAMPAGNE-A few baskets Gordon
u Rouge" and "Clauzel" Champagne on hand,
will be sold very low 10 close The consignment.
Inlv %, Il. LUDLAM & co,
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Is Number Ioitefy-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 80 Certificates Of
packages Of D whole Tickets Sll0; % halves %; %
quarters - 80
Reinitauces received free ri postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, Is soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
June 81 w. l.. TUkPlS.
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Upper ApPCMATToX COMPANY
u 4 meeting Of the Trustees Of The Upper
Appoma,tox Company will he held a, Farmvills
on "Wednesday, The l5lh day Of next month, July.
S. ID. MORTON, elk. U. A. -,
June 25-cA
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Webster. Jr.,

LATE Of TIE FIRM Of
II u ID ID A G. Ill 81 w T. b 5 L Il X,
1lEGS leave 10 announce, that he has commenced,
- on his own account, the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Al No. 81, South Firm! Street, Philadelphia.
REFERS 10 VIM. Richardson s. Co, n. Lcnnig K
Co., Richards Bispham. Plat, Rollingshead Co.,
Reilly < Smith, ID. a. McCrrdy & Co., Iryan Hum.
plries Jacob /. Sharpe & Co, Dartt brothers. ha-
son & Kirkland Robert steen & Co. I & l. Spark,
Jr., Philadelphia: Kirkland, Chase K Co., \. ( j. Bonn
Il Broth,r, A. Buckwaltrr & Go, Baltimorc: Ia Bus
vanderwort, Nir Fork jain Enders, Esq James Fish
or, Jr ESQ., William GrcaEcr l. son, Richmond, ID;
McEnery & McCuock john Row'ett, Esq, Petersburg,
"a June aS-clm
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LOTTERIES.
I'D. Paine 81 Co..

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
fNilE attention Of ldvenuiers Is requested To the
Grand Schemes for July. FORTUNES HOME
still teens with prizes, aud those in want Of prize tick
els, through which fortune may be realized, should
address their orders To 4. W. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE 3. CO.,
.laDagers of Lotteries
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Tickets gle; halves b; quarters ,. \ package Of 81
Wholes costs S276; warranted 10 draw l32 6O risk
l43 iO-siiarrs IN proportion.
$4,000! 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %, To he
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, July III,
1876 IS Nos. Is drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

"A. Union, in Scalhing article upon The
re .. Mr.. Brinkerhof, Of Ohio, inlima,es
,e violated his ant, tariff professions because
sas disappointed about Oregon, and still more
suse he has been disappointed in the search
ice. Judge Wick, of Indiana, exposed with
4, power and sarcasm the "disgraceiul al
p, Of bargaining with the Administration for
tie Treasury pap-,hus TO bargain away
i, which The interests Of the country required
e given" The Judge reproba,ed such a
Sc, (which God himself hates, which the
= despise, and no honest man can respect"
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of the Alexandria Gazette.
III, n

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, July 2.
yssisriay afternoon, carriage in which was
,saatot segier, was crossing The bridge over the
ata Oh MARYLAND Avenue, when the bridge
'.;s vas. ami the carriage horses, driver and
:ggan,, were precipitatei into the stream be-
Is The carriage was dashed 10 pieces, and the
IS seriously hurt, bat fortunately neither
onel Ssysr nor The driver received any injury.
The report was curren, last evening tina! the
.rinalion OF Mr.. Buchanan to the Supreme
sl'. had been sent in II was not correct. II
., believed BY many that ii would be sent in to-
\, as il is understood that MIR. B. took leave oil
2 Stale Department yesterday, bul no message
u, zen received up 10 the time when the Sc
q. ven, into Executive session.
The nomination Of General Patterson was con-
med Yesterday. P.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND CONFLAGRA-
ION CONFERENCE.-The regret to say that
; news q a terrible fire al 81. Johns, New
Midland, j. confirmed, and without much abate-
-nl from ih- original reports, except in regard
- loss OF life. Only three lives were lost, but
; o>s Of property ia estimated al a million sler-
=, Or near $1,000, 900. Two thirds of the town
j. iescoyed, and $4,000 persons were rendered
.GSsss. The fire occurred on the 18th ult
Ball. .Snn.
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n T. Wadswor;h was on Yesterday elected
..clsr in The Farmers Bank OF Virginia, in
ri Colonel Rutherford, resigned.
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u JOHN N. VAN-LEW will continue the
Hardware Business at The old stand, No. 10,
West Main street, and will al all times be happy
TO wait upon The patrons OF the old concern, and
the public. July l-d2w
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
TINE subscribers having dissolved their con-
i neclion with Mr.. THOMAS Fl. ITALIA
FERRO, will carry on The Auction AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS under the style OF N. B. & G.
8. HILL. They will attend 10 the SELLING AND
HIRING OF NEGROES PUBLICLY AND PRIVATELY,
and 10 The selling of all kinds Of produce enlrusl-
ed 10 their care.
g Their Office for The present is on the Bell
Tavern Alley. N. B. HILL,
July 2-ly c.. Il. HILL.
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TO THE FARMERS OF LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
TINE undersigned being conveniently located
L in the brick Warehouse recently erected on
the margin OF the Richmond Dock, offer their
services 10 the Farmers oil Lower Virginia and
North Carolina for the sale Of their crops OF
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
tenlion TO This business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales of Grain,
will he the same as made in the Baltimore mark
ct viz-one cent per hushel. We have ahun-
dance of room, and will store Grain, when desi-
rable, on very moderate terms.
JNO. A. LANCASTER & co.
Junp l5-3iawSw
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TINE subscriber, assisted by VIM. C. TALL
i AFERRO, will continue to carry on The
Auction and Commission Business at his old
stand on Franklin street, nearly opposite Har-
dens Stable. TIOS. II. TALIAFERRO.
July 2
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FAUQUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FAUQUiER WHITE SPRINGS.
fE,ilS Establishment, favorahly known for the rn
i ratye qualities Of its water and the elegance and
Comfort of III accommodation, will be opened for the
reception Of vislters the LIST of June.
II l. situated fifty miles from Alexandria, thirty-t
miles from Fredericksburg. and twenty miles East Of
the Blue Ridge, In OF Tie most healthy and delight
full climates III Virginia
The direction and mauag. ncnt will be The same as
heretofore, and the attention paid 10 the comfort
ana accommodation Of their guests.
LAYERS Of Music will lind thr Band unsurpassed.
The season, commencing the Is, OF June, viii end
thr Isl of October.
Board-S9 for one week; S. per week for Iwu weeks;
$40 per month: $50 for tie for than one
day 81 - per day; ~ cents for single meal; - cent?
Tor lodging. Ghidrn under IL years al age, aud ser
wants half price. Horses 50 per day per week
g, 80; per month, >.
1r-wrekly stages will run from Washington until the
Isl pf July-ai-r that time daily
There viii be daily line Of stages from FredrrlrkS-
brs the lst o July, previous 10 which conveyan-
ces will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DASL. WARD, Agent.
3Iay notwithstanding.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
A 7 TIE BRUNSWICK MINERAL sPRiNGS.-The
II second session of The year 1916 will commence on
the Isl OF July, and end on the last Of November.
Terms heretofore:
Beard, pei session, SIS 10
Tuition, for English broncEcs, 10 and IL 81
Classics, per session, u oU
Jane 2--cii JHO j. SKEC6.
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NOTICE

by virtue of authority vested in by the will Of
- SAINT George T. Coulter deceased. ] offer for sale
that valuable and well known Est:ite in New Kent
County called tumhrrlinl, The former residence If the
late Goionri ID. u. Watkins Cumberland Is situated on
tie PamuGAry River ahou, two miles from New Kent
Cont House, and contains about l. loo acres IL
winch fur 500 cleared The rest al the high lands
Is In woods most nf which IL good cord wood, which
sells we'll in that vicinity, aud nj The laRding. All the
land is at pretty good quality some 2: Il very nc
There Is also good fishery FL .c!ed 10 this Estate.
There all Tie buildings necessary for the comfortable
Accommodation II a Family, ~s .i.S .ss-a'. fai
HOUSES, but all wanting some repairs. This Is the
healthy situation know the rlver JUDGED II Is
healthy for any section. but little sickness ever occur
ring there and think il may he confidently said, that
there but few places which affords greater facilities
ur living; The river and creeks Astounding nearly at all
seasons with fish ana Wild fowl. VIII sell great
bargain in this Estate and The terms made quite easy
10 tie purchaser
Mr. 6. w. Fuller, the nanagrr on the Estate. will
show tito any wishing 10 purchase, and X. i. Lacy,
Esp, living near The Cont liuus-, ny self, VIII give
MI necdrui information respecting terms. IL.
COhElN BRAXT0N,
Executor Of Saint George I. CcaIlrr.
June l9-cwtlstAug.
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~.
CHARLES cOCkE.
HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.

HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.
THIS valuable Estate will be publicly offered for sale
on the first day Of July, II fair, If not The next
fair day.
II lies IN Wllliss river, IN The county Of Cumberland,
and contains about $50 acres, Of which, about U0 are
low grounds 400 cleared highland most Of which i IN
fne heart, and The balance woods. II Is well adapted
10 the growth Of tobacco wheat. and oats aud has
all If the houses IN the cultivation Of these
crops also, good dwelling. house, with orchards and
everything crssay 70! The comfort 0r family IL i
situated immediately upon BasigaAlc stream, about IL
mics from The town cf FarHyl!ir, and halt way be-
the Two Villages of Cara and Cnrtsvillc both Of
which places AFFORD 4 market ior wheat. The fertility
Of this estate It's ocaiOn regards health aud society,
and lis easy access 10 market, Constitute one Of The
most valuable estates IN middle Virginia. The terms
will bes5, 900 payable the first November, the balance
In and two years thereafter. The purchaser will
have the privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat this Fall,
and full possession by Christmas next The snbscn
her living on the estate, will take pleasure in showing
TO any person wishing 10 purchase, III attending To
any communication addressed TO him at Langhnrnes
Tavern, Cumberland WIN. A. PERKINS.
March l1-cwtiS
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CADDIS 3. LUCKS
New Lucky LOTTERY Office,

BASEMENT ROOMS, Under The Eagle Hotel, Corner
ID Of Main aud 18Th Streets, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEME FOR FOURTH JULY
$4,000! 10000! 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No ~ to be drawn
on Saturday, July 4, 1916, at Wilmington, Delaware.
10 Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals.
| nrize of s5li000 prize of S3,GOi
"a 600 40 l,000
In 0O0 40 g $40
:. 900 100 400
50n0 &c &c.
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EsOyt's Prize Office,
TO. 3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND,
VI uIDrINrIh

In VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1876.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Iatlery Class IT, for 1916, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, July 18th. 1916.
Splendid Scheme.
prize Of S0.0DO prize OF 5000
l5,c00 81 prizes Of l.0Uo
lU,up1 10 500
G,DD0 90 300
&c. &c.
rs Number Ioitery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of &c whole Tickets $780, 10 halves GO; 20
quarters 90
G Prizes of 10, 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, class u for leib, Ia be drawn on
Saturday, July llth, 1876
Scheme.
prize o! $4,000 prize OF s3,fnO
I0OUu ..3iO
10 900 ~ l,m0
I0lOO 81 4t0
!. 10 0On aN .OU
IOu0n &C &c.
IS Number Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 30 Certificates Of
packages Of IS whole Tickets Sli0; > halves 50; j
quarters % 81.
Make renillances Immediately il distance; ii in
town, apply iii person 10
Junea7 d. 81. HoYT, No. 2, Exchange.
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ny THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pR0cI AMATIOE

Executor Of WilliamJ. Bergman, deceased.
June 12-Cwln.
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GRAND SCHEME FOR FOURTH JULY

S50,00Hl S2O,000l $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass No. q, To be
drawn Saturday, July i;h, 1916, at Wilmington De-
lnyafe ms n drawn.
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THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE
AGA DEMY

WILL he continued under the direction Of Mrs. Sa-
w rah J. Ellis.
Mrs. T. deems herself fortunate In having secured for
conducted the Schuol for the last yeara
crve the wariitst appreciation of all interested
Instruction viii hr gwen in nj! the English branches
French, Music, Embroidery, Wax Work, Drawing and
Painting, sill hc taught al extra charges.
The scholastic year, commencing hrst OF October
next, will he divided into two sessions % i've months
each. II is desirable that scholars should enter Al The
commencement Of the session, though they will be re-
ccved any time. NJ deduction made for absence,
except III sickness.
Board and other expenses together with tuition in En-
plish branches per session, $50 90
Day sclolars-Tuton in ls Dept. per session, Is 90
DO. do. III do. do. u %
Do. do. Sd do. do. I'D no
Music, per session, is 10
French, 8 90
Embroidery, 90
Wax Work, 3 u
Drawing and Painting, . w
Any .nlogy Of Miss NcFees approved ability is deem
ed unnecessary.
Reference is made TO those patronising the school, IN
the iu that Miss McF has received tlir hi.-
est commentators Of all who have children under her
instruction:
Dr. Brockenbronsli, Or. Gnrdnn, ana Col. Rramham,
Of Tappahannock James r. aIicou, X. l.. Pets and H.
T. Jones, E-qs., Of ESSEX; Jnin Brorkrnbrongh, ESD,
OF Westmorrland; Capt. Hull aud Col. Garland, Of
Richmond county June l2-C2m
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y.P.Turpin' 5 E0tlcryOHics

MO. l0t MAIN STREET, RieAaiond, Fr-
IN gina.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1916.
J. q. ORE GoRY y CO., .M7NdGERS.
w J.. TURPlN, vENDER.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class ii, for 1916, TO be drawn
Saturday, the 9Th of July, 1916
Splendid Scheme
prize Of Si0,000 prize Of $4,000
$1,000 80 prizes uf HO
10000 10 son
5000 30 {" 3UO
&c &c. &C.
7s Number l.ottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets sa; halves 81 quarters so. Certificates Of
packa.rs Of % whole Tickets Sa0 2G halves Gu; u
quarters -.
Prizes of 5000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass -, for 1916 10 br drawn or
sntu "a, lul
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Tickets Sl2, halves 6, quarters s.
A package Of % Whnles costs 1910; warranted 10
draw 1872 60; risk l43 4U-shares in proportion.
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MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, ;RlCti
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.

June %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

package OI 70 Whnles costs S.'Oi Wurrahttu 10
draw 1872 90; risk l43 4U-shares in proportion
$4,000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass No q, to be
drawn on Saturday, JHy II, 1916, nj wilmington, De-
laware. rs Nos, Is drawn
Prize Of SlG 900 Prize of 81 700
/ 10000 20 Prizes Of ! 500
60n0 10 9 COS
1000 10 I" g 400
&c. &c. &C.
Tickets $40, halves s, quarters oo
certificate of - Wholes costs Ssa 30
certificate Of 25 Halves costs 10 -
A certificate of 25 Quarters costs p IL
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June 81 Managers. Richmsnd, Virginia