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For SALE OR RENT.

THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which IS IN the "
i mits az the new county OF Appomariox, bordering
Of the James River Canal, and III miles by this route
above the city of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very superor-entirey com
peteis on neyerlailine stream and ihe brand o. .nr
mill has high standing in Richmond and other market.
The Country adjacent to the mil Is rst-ratr wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS OF embarknR IN inc ma
nufacture of flour will find this mill advantageous in
all respects: and those whn may have disposition to
engage in wooen cotton, or other Kind OF manniac-
tory would find this property very suitable 70 such an
undertaking The mill house large, and the dam IL
constructed most sodly and endurably The house IT.
self could converted into cotton Or wo"en manu-
factory or such mandatory could be added TO the
nour mill most onveniehily and advantageousiy.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives al the Mill VIII show
this property 10 any DESTROYS OF purchasing or rent
Ing the same. For terms, apply TO
Alta Vista, Abemarle county, near Warren
Ann 0I-cIf
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COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

kIchAosp, 18th September, 1886. !
In fuhlnent OF the above decree of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Circuit hereby
notify the Creditors of Martin Pate deceased that their
thentcated, delivered 10 ME in my office within The ne
Rod Of three months, by the 10th day Of DECEMBER
next ensuing. NJ b. PoITIAUX NJ. Conn
Sept l5-cwew
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a Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE in
MARKET

AM anxious To sell either portion, or the whole o
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, in the county
of Orange. This Estate is esteemed by those who
know it, equal IL not SUPERIOR 10 any IN tins reeion ITS
assrssed value is high any in The county. This
Tract il supposed contain about 00 acres, and am
willing 10 sell either whole 800 acres, without
the buildings; il divided, full proportion Of timber
could lie allotted each part. Adjoining tins Inst 300
acres there ie also 10 0 very valuable Iimhered
land " hich can he had. The two united, would form
n mast desirable Farm. Owing tn The excessive drought
OF the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual growth of grass; yet their fine adaptation Ia grass
all grain crops, and 10 tobacco swell known In this
vicinity. There 60 Of the richest low grounds
and on one part Of this deposr from the river snf
cient 10 enrich al 200 Its qualities have been
tested with Il result altogether satisfactory Tie dwell.
ling on this Farm has been consumed by fire, but The
walls still good, and can be iully repaired ~ cos'
or 500 thr contract price offered by an excellent work
man These walls - feet by ~ feet two story,
with an excellent cellar The cost OF wood work must
deprnd upon lis executions. The timber, however, Is
abundant on the land, aud there are two saw Mills,
distant less than mile The contIguy Of these SAW
Mills I'VE (;ris Mills, large Flnirng Mill and flourish
ing Woullen Factory must add essentially 10 the con.
vrnirnce and value of this Estate The location IL
such that il cannot be made pass way. and Is prcn
liatiy removed from annoyanr6s Of all KIND. The
river has been surveyed, and company - now form
inc. with attering prospects Of opening navea-
ton from this Farm IL Fredericksburg; and lis distance
from Cordonsve Depot Of Louisa Railroad u only II
miles The buildings now standing are an excellent
Kitchen, with four rooms, Meat House, DAIRY, a
large Framed Stable Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins. The tiaiden Is produc
i've and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
t,in view Ny terms rhrd cash residue IN one
and two years, with without interest, n may be
agreed between myself ana the purchaser An hnqnrs
tinnable title will be conveyed.
Orange Nav l2-ctf e.. C.. MACON.
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Mrs. NOttInghasn's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Fol
VOTING, ADDE'S

Corner of 5M and Franklin Streets, nil DC re
opened on Noadag September 20.
IN making this announcement, Mrs. y. deems IL pro.
per state briefly the principles on which her School
is conducted.
To enable young lady 10 occupy suitably her proper
Mace in society certain style of personal address and
manner is Indispensable such manners, however are
often merely external and not seldom lead 10 painful
exposure unless sustained by thorough and jndciois
mental CIVILIZATIONS and this agSn exhibits lis highest
and mos, beautiful effects only when guided and eeva
ted by pure morality founded upon the religion Of the
Bible.
The due and well balanced cultivation then OF the
heart and ol the intellect, guided by the influences Of
The Christian religion, is the great object aimed 1t IN
this Seminary and 10 insure r attainment Of this by
her pupils Mrs n. brings long and well-earned expe
riencr an intimacy with the best authorities anu
sources Of inforaton and the assistance Of the most
coiuetent teachers in The various branches of study
Terms. per session of ten nlontts-payabtc hall IN
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EDUCATION.
Female School.
aIccEs q II and ]. MYERS

MISSES &. Fl. and J. NJ EKS
willie open their SCHOOL gu The ensuing
w frs, OF October The same branches will
be taught by them as heretofore, viz: Spelling,
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geography, His
tory, Grammar Gnclrdins. Comrosilion,) and
various branches Of Natural Philosophy.
TERMS For beginners in The llrsI elements Of
Language, two dollars per month:
For pupils in all the other studies, three dollars
An exclusive class OF Reading Scholars Ohe
terms for which are Two dollars per monIh) will
be auended 10 by Miss Myers during Two hours Of
The forenoon.
MIR. LIE Febre will give lessons in the French
Language. Mi
home Sept. ll-c2t
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Mrs. Nead7s school,

SHOCkOE HILL, KICHMUND.
THE sixth annual session of this Institution wiii
j commence on the first day of October next, and
close on the 3lst of July following
The same thorough and extensive course Of English
study will he continued, and the usual parental dlsc'p
line preserved both in the School and Family.
The modern European languages will receive parii
cuar attention and the course of French reading and
study will he greatly enlarged by The importation OF
large number of foreign works.
Teachers and Professors distinguished ability have
beeu secured Tor each Department. and every arrange
ment has been completed Tor the vigorous prosecution o
study during the next session.
TERMS for BOARDING and Day Pupils the same for
the last I'VE years Apply To Mrs. Mead, Richmond. Va
Ann 1l-crist0ct
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To PROFESSORS AND LITERARY MEN

,uE visitors Of William and Mary College, in Vrci-
MIA, will on the FIST day Of October aea app p ,a
a,b 81 Thomas r. Dew Esq The department oecu-
u uied by thai lamenied gentleman embraces The follow
Ing subjects Political Economy, Metaphysics, hhe."
rio and Bellies Leitres, Logic "ofa rn''oS'p"s anu
History. IT. ch,;, b,v. FIR many v.ars
~. :. h.en moi less than 50 500 per annnm and have ire
pas. oeo w. thai sum The residence is in plea
qusn.y iva. IWilliamshurg) with agreeable and re-
fined Society. =. n,ons, testimonials
should be forwarded before Is, ueo.er, ana 81 v;
10 'nus, vi,i,,mshmre Va. Sept ll-cit
0.r Wing will copy as above
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R.IsIcatIOll.

TIME SCHOOL of the subscriber will recon-
: mence, on Wednesday, Sept; 10Th, a tho
rough and extended course IN The English branch
es, The Classics, or the Mathematics may be pur-
sued. The morals and department OF The pupils
will always receive walchIul attention.
To those pupils having mechanical pursuits in
view, or professions requiring knowledge OF de-
scriplive Geometry, Linear, Perspective, or fopo-
graphical Drawings any instruction desired in
these branches will be impaired.
S. A. JEWETT.
The scbool.rooms are located on Broad Street,
between 4lh and 9th. sept. l4-eolW
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CHINA HALL.

FALL SUP PHI ES, 1916.
TINE subscriber is now receiving, per barque
i Phoenix, from Liverpool. 10 This port, and
by the ship Panlhea, al New York, his Fall sup
plies Of EARTHENWARE and CHINA; and
by the regular packets, from The Northern Faclo-
ries, his supply OF plain, pressed and Gu, Glass,
Looking. Glasses &c, &c comprising one Of
the best assorlmenls he has ever offered; and ha-
wing been purchased on the best terms, he as
sures all who may be in want OF any article in
his line, that he will sell as low as any house in
the market, whether declining business or intend
ing to prosecnteil. Country Merchants are par
ticularly invited 10 examine his stock ana Pri-
ces. HUGH A. WATT.
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ST SALE OF poWHATAN LAND

DY virlie of deed of executed on the 18th day
ID If March, 1899, by ELIJAH Bailey and Mary his wlie,
~ Lawson Rrlnot deceased. and The subscriber, 10 So
cure the repayment Of $1,000 borrowed ty The SAID Bat.
ley from tlr Washington Monument Fund. shan, n
surviving Trustee, proceed 10 sell, on Tuesday the
alth OF November next on The premises, a Tract Of
Land in PuWhatan county, Containing 100 acres, siln
atrd about miles from the Courthouse, aud about
one mile from enito Mills, and l. more particular
IL described IN The deed Of trust which is recorded III
the Comfy Court of Powhalan. The land j. IN fine
condition. and Is susceptible of the highest Improve
nlrni. The improvements consist of a new and com
Portable dwelling and al necessary out ho'ses and the
nile believed he nngnesonahle, though, as rus
tee, shall only convey with special warranty The
sale " III be for cash. JAS. l.. HEalH.
Ann -
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University of Maryland.
SESSION OF 1857.

NbSSTUN IOfU-
1,HE Lectures v i'll commence on Monday, Goth octo-
j her, and continue until the first Of March, ensuing.
Ohsteric Surgery aud Medical jurisprudence
RICHARD WlLMOT HALL, NJ. u.
Chemistry aud Pharmacy-WlLLlAME a. AKIN,
- l.. l.. ID.
Sll.gmy-NATHAN X. SMITH, NJ.
Therapeutics, M,era Medca and llygene-SA-
Anatomy and Ply siolosy-JosErH RORY. NJ. y.
Theory and Practice Of Medicne-WiLLlAM
POWER, NJ ~. -
Domonstrntcr Of Anatomy-GEoRGE W. MILTEN-
BERGER. NJ h.
Instruction Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day the Baltimore nrnary, opposite The Me
opened October st under the charge Of the deonsira-
nr Fees for the entire $50. Comfortable board
may be obtained the vicinity Of the Medical College
for 81 50 TO 50 50 per week anna,
Anr l4-clnf Dean of The Faculty.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.


WILL give the above reward Of thirty dollars Tor the
apprhe nsion and delivery Of Tor securing IN jan so
that get her AGAIN. my Negro Woman POLLY. enc
i supposed 10 be now lurking, or passing as fee "o
man in The county Of Isle Of Wight as she mas 0een
seen IN the nephhorhood Of The Bay Warehouse. ROXY
J., about thirtyfive years old awnry color, about Tue
common size and tolerably spare made, hllnk eyea,
and very broad across the toes have good reason 20
haeve she has been alternately in the counties oil Isle
If Wight and Snr.y M the last Two OF three years Al
nersons are hereby cautioned against harborne san We
pro as the laws will be rigdly enforced agaln, AL per
sons s offending. u. T. 20 10
Mulberry Island, Warwick Co, Sept l-cl0t'
TN CHANCERY.-ViRciSIa:-M Rules hrii IN lne
Clerks Office of the Superior Court oil ohancety ol
The Richmond Circuit, the 18th day OF Septemher' $50
Joseph r. Anderson, ria'"'"i
against n..,
Benjamin Churchill. and other pelenu .na ia
The defendant above named not having entefeu hls
,nnearance and given security according 10 the act o
Assembly and the rules Of Tins Court, and appearing
he Satisfactory evidence that he il not an inhahiant Oh
This Com il is ordered, that the SAID deenu
ami do appear al the TO be held Tor Inc sara Iou
nm the first Monday in December next ana answer .e
min o The plaintiff and ha, copy OF thus order pe
with inserted in some newspaper pubiissa VI 'e .i
of Richmond for months successisr,Y, anu Po'eu
4, The front door of the Capitol in the said CITY.
ACopy-res;e. ~.
Sent. l5-cw2m PoWHATAN ROBERTS, D. ck.
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Dr. MauDin'S school,

MARSHALL STREET, BETWEEN 4THAsp 5TH
rDHE next session OF This institution will
commence on Monday The 2Sth OF Sepem-
Der. and end on the last OF Jnly following.
A thorough course OF instruction will be given
in The English branches, Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and French.
Unusual facilities will be afforded for the study
OF the natural sciences.
Mr.. Alexander Martin, OF whose merits as a
scholar and teacher, The Principal has personal
knowledge, and who brings with him high les-
timonial OF literary atainmens from the Faculty
Of Washington College, has been engaged as an
Assistant in the School. Sept. 9-eoti
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE,

above valuable property. The whole tract contains
$50 odd acres Of Land. nf most excellent quality,
siderable potion Of which well wooded and has ON
il Dwelling Hu,-e most beautifully situated, though
somewhat out Of repair and, also. a large Tavern
House. attached 10 The Race Field, which makes
ceptbie OF easy DIVISION which will he made Ia suit
purchasers Tie situation il healthy, has tine water
on il, and il within fur miles Of Richmond. Ii not
sold privately before IL viii he offered Al public auc
ton, the premises on the last DAY OF the races, the
18th September next al the hour of II O'Clock, NJ.
TERMS liberal, and made known by application to
Auu I-ctd w. GDDDfS. Auct
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SpRINGpIEI.D FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Farm
called Springfield, lying in Backwell's Neck, in
the lower end Of Hanover on the Piping Tree Road 10
miles from Richmond containing 436 acres Of land in
good heart II has the green sand mari on il IN great
abundance, and be made rich al very little
prIlse. The improvements are such rs are usually
found on Farms il is situated the Pamunkry River,
where il Is naviaabe for vessels so that The produce
may he shipped to Norfolk, Baltimore or Richmond.
To any VII hing 10 purchases II VIII be sold on The
accommodating terms
Sept. s-cw3w RICHARD FOX.
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TUOS. & ClIAS. ELLIS,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS HARDWARE l. CUTLERY
No. LOG MAIN STREET,
HAVE in Store, and are now receiving by
II The barque Phoenix and ship Harkaway,
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from the
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable for
The Fall trade, to which they invite the attention
of Merchants These Goods have been purchased
a, great reduction from former prices, and will
be offered at a small advance. Sept. l4-I
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FALL STOCk---IS4t
Two Thousand Packages

OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. &c.
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. CARLTON,
II have received their entire stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Leather, Thread, Paper, &C., and
new offer one Of the largest and best selected
stocks ever in this market, which they invite their
customers and buyers generally 10 examine. The
goods were Dough, cheap and will be sold ac-
cordinglY. Sept. IL
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Zen Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the plantation Of the late Thomas
IL l. Subleti deceased, III the county Of Powhatan,
about The tenth Of August, bright mualto Man,
named PUWHAThN, somewhat frechlrd, about -
years old about five feet nine ten inches hls no
recollected, Of down look when spoken TO- lir
above reward OF ten dollars will be paid for The delivery
OF said runaway tn me, or for securing hun In JAN SO
that get him again. Powhatan has relations ut Mr..
r. Rohn>ons Factory, in the city of Richmond; al the
Chesterfield Coal Pits, and nj J. n. Cnx's Pits.
Semi. S-cWiW PETER G.. EILETT Executor.
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A PENITENTIARY CONVICT, twho was at WORK
n ON the Public Square,l about 5 O'Clock, r. M yes
given for his apprchen s;on and return 10 the Penhen-
tiary. 49,, ,r,h
Said Philips was received from Bath county The l3h
Of October, 1854, for orse stealing, unner senlr.
M five years He il fyc feet eight and three ourths
inches high twenty-five years old, complexion ia'f,
hair light brown, dark haze eyes. and scar on tle 'e
fore-hncer He is descu-r also from the Public ..iarn.
CHARLES 5. MORGAN,
c. 30 SUPERINTENDENT.
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YaND FOR SALE

THE subscribe, offers for sale two valuable Tracts OF
aud iha otber in the county Of Caroline. They are
known as Farish's Plunsets--Farish's contains
abo, 400 acres and Punkes contains about 800 acres
If no sale should be effected privately before the l5th
of Sen,ember next they will then be sold nj my Farm
called Westwood (which adjoins Farish's at auction
In the mean time, it will give me pleasure 10 show
these lands 10 any person DESTROYS Of viewing them
Sept f-ctf wa. bhShHEAp.
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WrS Jud.c GIoDtO,s,s SCHOOL.

fI,IIE third annual session of this Institution VIII
i commence on the first Of October next, and close
on the 3lst July following.
A thorough and extensive course Of English study
will be pursued and kind and parental discipline earr-
cised 10 huaiders and dav scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music, Drawing and
Painting, will be particularly attended TO.
Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars the same AZ
heretofore. W.T..
Address-Ars. Judge Clopton, Richmond, Virginia
Al.n
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For SALE

THE subscribed intending 10 change his place Of re-
sldence, offers for sale. reasonable terms, his
Farm lying in the upper end Of New Kent county,
This Farm contains Two hundred The improve
nrnts consist Of 4 good dwelling house, with four
roous and the necessary out houses. Persons wishing
10 purchase land are respectfully invited TO view thr
premises IL this Farm is not sold privately before The
alst day Of September next II will on that day. If fair
if not ON the next fair day be offered public auction,
10 llIr highest bidder, On the premises.
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
JNO. COLGIN.
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New Kent County, Aug. a5-cwtds
LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT

11OUSE FOR Sa LII.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed By DIR. James
ID Austin and wife, for the purpose OF securing the
payment Of debt To George Booker, Executor of
Samuel Jones' deceased, which deed bears date the Goth
day of August 1872 and has been duly admitted To re-
cord in The Clerks Office Of Buckingham connty, the
undersigned Trustees will offer for sale, to The highest
bidder lor cash, the premises, OH SATURDAY the
9;l day If september next il fair, and II not, the next
fair day thereafter Sunday excepted, the we'll known
and valuable Tract OF Land on which DR.. Austin now
resides. The Tract contains three hundred and forty
six acres of which about hundred Slate River
low grounds regarded very fine The houses aie com
and in good repair, and the land ~ good cnnhi
zion. II IL situated within two miles of buckingham
Court house. and in Of the best neghborhoods In
virginia. JOHN W. iIAsklNS, Trustees
Jnly l7-cwon RDI.FE ELnRlDGE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. Samuel L.
~ Jones has no power Or authority TO execute
or endorse any note or notes in my name or 10
bind me in any form whatever, and that hence
forth shall not consider myself as bound by any
contrac, into which he may enter in my name,
and do hereby revoke all power or authority
which may have given 10 him heretofore.
MICHAEL r. JONES OF Hanover.
Semi 3-c4t
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MERCHANDISE.
New Fall DRY Goods.

WILLINGHAM, No. s. Main street, is
y now receiving and opening his stock OF new
Fall Goods, TO which he respectfully invites the
attention OF his customers and the trade general.
~ August 25-d&clm
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WILLIAM NJ BRYCE.

ATI'ORN EY II La W,
WILL attend any professional business IN The SUI
w Superior and inferior Courts Of Goochand, Flu
wanna and Louisa counties Any unfinished business
of his father the late Archd Bryce, ESQ., will be attend
ed TO- where his clients may wish IL. Address HIM At
Fle's Post Office, 1oochland county, Va.
iuv
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THE TApPAHANNOCK FEMALE Sc
MINdRY

timber the superntendencr Of Mrs. LUCY =.
u CRAY will be re opened for the reception OF
ups nm The rsi Monday in October, lsi6 The course
&c instruction which has been go successfully pnlS"sa
well om,ied teachers Of both sexes. Applications
may be made for Boarding or Day Scholars to the f
cipal. Terms asheretoorr. . ,..
Tappahannock, Va, Sept. q, l646-c2aw4w
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DAVID j. WOODEIN,

ATTORNEY AT LAU,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and inferior
w Courts OF Law and Chancrry VI Buckingham,
Cumberland, Fluvanna and Powhatai'. All hisinesS
conii,ied To him viii be promptly attended, 10.
Dr
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George w. Richardson Il Co.

TO VIM. MCDONALD e. CO,
GROCERS AND CON.NlSSION MER-
CHANTS
Number 81 & 50 Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
George w. RIcnARDsoS,
JAMES M'CoSKr.
rVENDER their services 10 the Farmers and Mer-
chants generally, for the sale Of all kinds Of Grain,
and other Produce.
Towards oftweny years experience clerks and CO.
mariner of the late firm Of WIN. MCDONALD co.,
Justify them III assuring those who may favor ihtin
with their cnnsignulrns, tlr highest going rates, ana
prompt rcnttances.
Their commissions on uli kinds of Grain is cent
n-r bush.l baltimore, May lg-cim
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ID. Paine e. Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
PRESENT to the patrons of "Forune's Hume" one
OF the largest and most attractive Schemes OF the
season: and it is presented nj this early day in order
that distant correspondents may have fun time 10 order
their Tickets and receive them before the day o draw.
nr T- atrac ion of Scheme speaks Ter iiseli; and
the extraordinary chance for fortune oilers rare m
duceinents 10 clubs individuals To purchase by the
package. For grand capitals address
G. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE II CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL lNSTITIITE

TIME next session of this Institution will COM
i mencc on Monday, September 2o. The
course OF instruction which, for many years, has
been pursued 10 the satisfaction Of patrons, will
be continued. Though moi limited in his num-
Der, the Principal of this Institution secures The
services Of competent assistant lor every twenty
FIVE pupils, which with his own unremed alien
ton enables him TO furnish each scholar all the
aid necessary 10 the successful prosecution oil
study. RICHARD STERLING, A, M.
Ssni Q-0awt PRINCIPAL.