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sVereIaanl's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. LOG
II Al SO 10 81 l6 81 IA Al 55 81 IS 81
Nos. 10 81 50, a prize Of $1,000 also, Nos.
80 rs IS, another capital OF $l25-both sold and
paid al this OTtlce.
received on Monday last-Nos. "A 46 81, a
prize Of 81 1000; and Nos. 81 A, prize OF
$50 Thus il will be seen, "streak OF luck
has commenced al WORTHAMS.
LOTTERY FOR TODAY.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No. 10; TO be
drawn a, the Exchange Hotel al O'Clock, p. M.
Capitals: IS, 900 300, 1000, 55S, 10 OF 400 10
OF 300, 40 OF 100, sc. Tickets 81 25-Shares
in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
10000 dollars Capital, Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No. IS-Grand Scheme-lo be drawn al
Alsxandria. d. c., oh May. Capitals: 80, 900
dollars, 10000, G,OO0 $40, 5000, $500, 1000,
so OF COO, 20 Of 500, % of 300, 1913 OF 200 &c.
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets Sl0-Shares in pro-
portion
Also, 5000 dollars Capital! Sussex County
Lottery. Extra, Glass No. a. Capitals: 5000
dollars, 500, 1000 $50 so, 10 of 400, 10 Of 200,
40 OF 100, &c. rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets
81 25-Shares in proportion.
Lotteries to he Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon'
May 9!h-s3O, 900, 10000. 5000, 3,I4O, 5000,
$500 so prizes Of 900, &c Tickets 10.
May lG,h-S35, 29i, 10000, 5000, 1895, Of
$500 10 Of 1900, 80 OF 200, so OF 1000, &c.
Nav aSd-s3o,OoO, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500,
100 prizes Of 900, &c. Tickets ~.
MAY 3Olh-S5O,OO0 10000, 1900, 5000, $500
2,33s, 90 Of 1000, 20 Of 1000, &c. Tickets IS
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. C Gregory & Co, the Managers for
sale at this Office, and on the same terms.
s-rAIl orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, at this Office, without
charge Address 10
CHAS. WORKMAN,
Nav Richmond, Va
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.p.F. Word, Lottery yeader.

cs SHOAu S<ossS
Opposite THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND Posi-
OOrYrcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets IN
all lotteries under the management OH. u. Gregg
~ g. Co. on the same terms mat lhey are sola al
the Managers Office.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, for 1916, 10 be
drawn on Saturday. May 9th, 1916 IS Nos,
IL drawn ballots. Grand Capitals 10000 dol
lars. 10000, 5000, 3,l40 1000, $500, 1000, 50
Of 900, &c. Tickets $40; halves d quarters
. 80. A certificate of package OF % whole
tickets costs Sl3O-shaIcs in proportion.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10. for ls46to be
drawn Nav 18th. Magnificent Prizes: 1856, 29l,
~ 600, 5000, 1895, OF $500, 10 OF 500, 80 OF
300. so of 1000, 80 OF 500, &c, IS Nos, l2
drawn Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters 2 SO.
a certificate of % whoes cost l.}5 dollars
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for 1916, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, the
ORA Nav. Magnificent Prizes: 10000 dollars,
10 600. 5000 5000, $780, l,0l7, 100 Of 900,
&c - Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 10 dollars;
halves s: quarters . SO. A certificate OF pack
ace Of % whole tickets costs $50 dollars-slares
in proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS
ON Saturday, Nav 30, 1886 Alexandria Lotle-
re-. Class 81. will be drawn at Alexandra, D. c.,
containing the following Magnificent Prizes: !
Grand Capilal of SO, 600 Dollars l of 10000, 2
ot 10 600. 3 Of 1900, , Of 5000, OF $500, Of
, 1888. % Of 1000, 30 Of 1000 20 Of GOO, 40 Of
500, so OF 300, 200 Of 300, &c. - number Lot
tery, ID drawn ballots. Tickets IS dollars;
halves : so; quarters IS; eishlhs s1s. A
Certificate OF a Package OF Is Whole Tickets
$50 dollars; Do halves 80; % quarters IS; 10
eighths y 80.
Orders for tickets addressed to The undersign-
Cd always come safe Please address
J.F. WORD, Richmond.
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ones, that arc drawn every day in
Inc week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
" amer il is over to all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
The postage Ca, usuaD need not be paid.
Anri %
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Augustus Fischer,
rnpNEv d COUNSELLOR-ATLAW

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOh-di -Lh",
aTST,N. TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAs,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly 70 any business
w nnnsrt.d with his profession IN This city and Tho
t;;,ins rourlirs He will also ae nd 10 any business
~ ,h Land Oice; such as procuring patents, aud pei
f.cnp titles Letters iEus be postpaid to procure
RrrrsrscSs Hon. J. ?. Henderson, San Augustine,
Han. Rbenezar Allen, Austin; Hon. Msmucan Hupt,
Galveston J. ID. CIoesbeefk, Galveston ana HouSuhi
Icldoade aui oros.be.ck, Hew Orleans. Jan ~
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X. WOrsllam,

NJ E c 81 A N T i A L OR
and Manufacturer of ercry description of Fashions
able Clothing,
No. 1855 MAIN STREET,
- friends and those visiting The city, 10 the
most extensive assortment of New and Fashion
able Goods, for Spring and Summer Wear, he
has ever offered for nspection-comprising Ea-
glish and French Cloths for Dress and Frock
Goats, Zephyr Cloths, Cashmeretts, Tweeds, &c,
Tor Business Goats, Cashmere in various new
styles, Silk, Satin, Marseilles and Chally Vest.
ings in great variety, which will be made up 10
order at the shortest not,ee, at prices and in style
which cannot fail TO please.
April6-d2a c6t
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COL. CROSS.-A private letter received in
Philadelphia, says the Times, from an Officer at
the Camp OF Occupation, states ,hatthe Mexieans
have acknowledged the capture of Col. Cross
He had rode distance of about two miles out
side of the advanced pickets, when he was sur.
rounded, and captured by about twenty mounted
Me1icans. He had been conveyed across the
river, and some distance into the interior, but
the enemy declare that no harm is intended 10
him
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IN No,,oxay circuit suprrio, coun Of Law aud Chan

IN No,toway Circuit Superior Count Of Law aud Chsn
1 Gerry
Thomas Owen and his children tn Wit: Catharine
Edward D., Charles Z. Henry r., Mary X, stephen
Nathaniel Sarah, William aud Pamela owen, (which
last being infants sue b. their father aud Peter ,nsg
and Elizabeth his wife, flaihtins
again,t
Henry = Hopkins. John D. Gerrs, Samuel William,
.nd lacy Stewart free negro, Defendants,
The parlies in the above cause, who entitled, IN
drr The decree 10 The money for which the land sold
are hereby notified To apply for their several portion.
shersof. LOUIS Z. BouLDtN,
MAY I-cwew Commissioned.
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ErNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Agency Al Rlchmona, TVg.nla.
THIS Company incorporated in tie year isie,
! with perpetual charter, and capital OF s2o1,uO'
and insures against loss damage ~ fire on D"ssc
Houses, Manufacturing Establishments, hoosrholu
Furniture, and Merchandise in general, On the n"e
favorable terms
Any losses which the Company nay sustain ?"
risks taken At this agency, Will be adjusted wan po'p
tltuie and liberaty.
Applications 'or insurance OF the renewal ~ po,ee
NAV be made 10 The subIcfher, who has been guy up
pointed agent for the THY q RisDpoao sng s.ih5
Dps 6-c6m - bh.b'''.'' hSo'''
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LARGE FIRE AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.
The splendid hotel called the New Jersey Eo-
tel, erected BY VIM. Gibbons, Esq, at Morris
town, N. j., was entirely destroyed BY fire at an
early hour on Tuesday morning. The loss is
estimated at from 80 to 100, 900 dollars, on which
there was no insurance.
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Richardson 4 Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS

No. 90, Main Street. Riedmond, Virginia,
II large stock Of entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortment this season OF FAN
CY ARTICLES for both ladies and gentlemen
surpasses any they have heretofore had, and theil
stock Of STAPLES will compare with any in
the city.
Merchants from the country are requested to
examine the Goods, and are assured they are Of
tered Tor sale on moderate terms.
March 27-clOt<
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Dissolution.

Y11HE firm Of ]. 3. & w. FOSTER, Grocers,
i is this day finally dissolved BY mutual agree
ment between the undersigned-the firm having
been continued after the death Of VIM. Foster by
his cxecmrix and the surviving partner. All
persons having claims against the said 6rm will
forthwith present them to James B. Foster, and
those indebted will make payment TO him.
JAMES B. FOSTER,
FRANCES T. FOSTER,
ExecutriY.
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Dest manner.
Prices OF Drums varying from so to Sl20.
We are also prepared TO furnish EMMONS'
CHAIN BAND HORSE POWER, which has
been in use for len or twelve years, and by many
preferred 10 any other. Prices from 100 10 Sl20.
We are now making PORTABLE GEAR
ED HORSE POWER, suitable for from four
10 six horses which we think will be lisile Su-
perior 10 any thing Of the sort that has been made
ia this section Of country.
We are also making tho WHEAT FAN, call
ed "Parker's Premium Fam" very superior ar
ticle; prices $50, IS and 40
PARKERS IRON CYLINDER CORN
SHELLER that will shell from 500 TO 1900
bushels prices S25, % and S.
SMITHS PATENT STRAW-CUTTER,
Tor cutting hay, fodder, oats, corn stalks, &C.
price 10 dollars.
We can also furnish any machine in our line
that may be ordered.
To persons wanting either THRESHlNG
MACHINE or HORSE POWER, or both
THRESHING MACHINE and HORSE
POWER, or any thing else in our line, by order
ing them either personally or by letter, will be
punctuay attended TO. To those wanting fur
cher information respecting the performances OF
our Machines, certificates can be given from
many oil the best Farmers in nearly every county
in the State. Address
Nav s-c6t PARKER & SMITH.
TO RENT,
a A very desirable Room, over our
Eiim, S'''e cHENERY s HARTwELL.
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE

,JnHlS Property lies lanes River, seven miles above
j Richmond, on the Canal and six miles by the aver
road-prrfrctly convenient 10 market.
IL contains, by survey recently made, t32 acre.,
roods end II poles oil which l5r acres are rver ami
creek lotions The dwelling house Is elegant nnd con
y.nirn containin. Tvs eIvc from cellar garrei
and all the un houses substantial aud IN good repair
An old Orchard Of choice run is on the land, and
well selected yonng peach aud apple Orchard has been
planted by the present propr,e0rs The place presents
every comfort that ought 10 be wished Tor.
Weshan is sold for division. II cannot be judirion.-
IL divided into lwo paris Il III therefore lie 2oshsy
sud on WEDNESDAY, thr 2ith Of June, al o'clock,
p. NJ, f fair II not, the next fair day The premises
will he shown ct any lime either by The undersigned
or the overrerr living the premises. Entrr posses
sion will b. given Christmas ncAt and 10 HE mean
time The pur hssrr viii have The privilege ct seeding
crop of wheat. W. H. sihH.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Aud.onrcr
lrNy- The Terms y hirh vi" br made known on ne
day nf sale will he such 10 s,it the convenience OF
the purchaser. ". hoDo'N, h"oe
Stay 5-ctds
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April 9-2awtds
CASH SALE OF SLAVES.

ON WEDNESDAY, The 9th day OF The pre-.
~ sent month, will SELL al New Ken, Couu
House, publicly 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
between twenty and thirty very likely slaves. This
sale will be made under decree of the Superior
Court of ChaGcery for the Richmond Circuit.
pronounced on The 3ls. day OF March, 1916, in
the case of "Sempe, &c, rs Christian ana
others" Said sale will be made BY me, as Com.
missioner for that purpose, appointed, in said
decree. JOHN s. CHRISTIAN
Nt,v
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saND,s sARSapARIL,LA.

SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.
VIZ have frequently had occasion TO call al
wv tention 10 the virtues of Sands Sarsapa-
rlla, a preparation for cleansing the human sys-
tenn from all diseases arising from impurities OF
lac blood. The experience Of many respectable
persons has proved the efficacy OF this medicine,
and it certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
to make il desirable Such combination Of
testimony together with The reputation Of; the pro-
pretors, is a sufficient guaranty 10 all who know
Them, of its capabilily OF performing all il profess
SEES. in curing the various diseases 10 which il is
adapted.-[ Sal Emporium
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of Its
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets. which may
he OF Proprieturs and their agents, gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for e1-
porarion by A. d. SANDS & CO, Druggists and Chem.
is,s, Granite Buildings, No 73 broadway, corner Of
PURCELL, Agents, Main street. Richmond, Virginia
Nice 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S. April 10
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BY Last Evenings Mail.

The steamer Cambria has been got off by
throwing out quantity Of coal, and being re-
lieved OF some two hundred tons OF water in her
tanks. She is but little injured, and will leave
for Liverpool on her regular day.
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May 4
q. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. GSOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.

MI y. % .JOO I n ENTU n I EE.N II > ItEIII :,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
Another Grand Scheme tor 2IA May.
10000 DOLLARS 80, 000!l-l5,OO0!!
rs NUMBERS l3 DRAWN
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass II, TO be
drawn on Saturday. May 2lst Grand Capitals:
10000, 10000, $4,000, 1900 1886, 50 OF ,0OO
SO OF 500, so OF 600, &c. Tickets 20; halves 10;
quarters s. A Certificate of wholes costs S2OJ
halves l02 50; quarters 81 %. A package OF
tickets in this splendid Lottery may draw the first
five prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt al
tenlion, and the drawing forwarded immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
April % Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
HOyt's Prize Office,
NTO.3,EXCHANGEPL PLACE, RICHMOND,
lS VIRGINIA.
AY FLOWERS!

The annexed Schemes show a beautiful ar
rangeinent Tor May Note these Schemes parti-
cularly, make remittance 10 HOYT, &c, a Ca
pilal Prize, and be bothered about money no lon
Ger. on lhe 81 of MAY you have $40 000 on
The 9Th 10000; The 10th, 1924 Qhls will nelt
100000 the ODD, 100000 and on The Both, SO, 600
ana other large Ca plals. Now, for 10 or sI5
yon may be put in possession OF a comfortable
fortune.
Look particularly at lhese Schemes-they are
worthy your allcntlon-and Capital Prizes will be
The result OF a remittance Of 10 or SD TO
d. III. HOYT, Richmond.
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GROCERY STORE

II The subscriber will continue the grocery
business at the old stand for the present on Cary
Street, between 9Th and 10th streets, where he will
be happy TO furnish all his old friends and the
public with every variety in the grocery line.
May 4-c2aw2w JAMES B. FOSTER.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT KALORAMA, STAUNToN.

AIRS. SHEFFEY having gwen up me seminary,
ltI which she formerly conducted at the above place.
desires TO receive few young ladies mot exceeding
tweve Into family boarding pupils IL j. her oh
ject 10 establish this School OH such plan as shall
unite the advantages Of home with the advantages OF
Schools as one means Of eecting this. she declines re-
ceiving day pupils, and limits her number as above.
Recognising accountability TO Higher Power ior
all the gifts nrusted TO US, she would make s pfinc
ple the foundation of her system n education and thus
endeavor avoid the error Of cul'lvatng one paric
lar endowment al the expense of another WINE,
therefore il her intention 10 use her hest efforts tor
the intellectual advancement Of her pupils, she would
bestow no less care upon their principles and habits
The course of study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught in the best Schools In the
State-the French Language and Music Especial altr
ton will be paid TO English Composition And as II ~
of grea, importance that the habit of reading, a. wen
Ms taste for it. should early be acquired, course o
historical reading will he pursued and works OF am'ise
Mt both poetca and prose, will be frequently intro,
duced into the family circle. The second session WIN
commence the first Monday In May, and end the last
day Of September.
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VALUABLE LAND

IN pursuance OF 4 decree Of the Circuit Superior
I Court OF Law and chancery of Albemar- oonni! /,
pronounced the eth of OcI"bcr lh9!, VIII ole! Tor
sale the premises, the highest bidder SAT CE
DAY. The 10th day of May next nj IL s'c0ck NJ, :Ae
Dwelling House and Land belonging Ia the Estate o
tie air Professor Emmett and situated In the immediate
vicinity of the University 0f Virginia.
The Tract Of Land consists %! about loo acres, al
enclosed The House contains eight rooins, beside,
four closets and gairct. aud has attached Ia II every
convenience required for large family boarding
house including out houses, aud Vineyard of excel
lent Grapes Their. * good SUPPLY OF Water on tho
premises, convenient 10 the House. and an !ce-hou.c
A credit Of one, Two and three years will be- gi'en,
the purchaser giving bonds and approved personal s-tu
y aud the Ute 10 the premises being retained a. nd
diiiunal security.
The tile believed 10 be u6cnt stionab.e but acting
as Commissioner chall sell such only by the snid
decree | am authorized 10 sell
GESSNER HARRISON,
Anri Ij-rt1s Commissioned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trust Sale.

X virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed to tho sub.
u scriber by John Hanry and MarIha hi. 80.
bearing date the 4th of February ls45 and of record
the County Court of Charlotte, for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed sell TO the highest
odderior cash. on FRIDAY The osih day Of May, 1886
al the residence Of tho said Haney, The following
named property: The Tavern Trac, of Land con.
timing l7O acres, more less, with oil the improve
menus auached thereto, and one other Tract Of go
acres, good portion in original growth and good To-
bacco land; together with The Stock of every de,crp
lion: Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation
Tools; Wagon; | Carryall; Carriage and Harness.
one set OF Blacksmith Tools; Household, Tavern and
Kitchen Furniture; Shot Guns; and the said Haney's
Liie Estate In three valuable Negroes also his Interest
In the Estate of lshum Haney, deceased.
May s-cwtds ABNER F. HANEY, Trustee.
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C0y,,njs.i0r, Esusincs..

TIME undersigned continues The business here.
i toiore conducted BY Minse 4 Russell, on MS
own account, and under The same style and ilrm,
and solie,ts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
quaintances planting in Alabama, and The North
East portion Of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their interests, and all the bene
fiji Of Ten years experience in selling the staple OF
our State. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II Refers 10: Gen. JOHN Ii. Cooke, Edmund
Ruiin, Hill Garter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, Or. John Minge,
and D. G. Randolph, Virginia.
April 2l-G&c6m
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF REVOLUTIONARY
LAND BOUNTY.


ON the 18th January, 1876, the following resolution
~ was adopted by the General Assembly
Resolrsd, yhe General Assembly Of Virginia That the
resolution of the Assembly, adopted February 4th,
1872 entitled, resolution requiring notice be given
persons having claims Virginia, for Revolutionary
land bounty, to present the by given day for ad
jnstment that the shall thereafter be void be
rescnded, and that claimants Of Revolutionary land
bounty be allowed till LIST March, la47 TO prosecute their
claims. :. n. PARKER,
May S-cw4w Register of Virginia Land Office.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RIcHN0ru, l5ih AprI loI6
PURSUANT " 40 "idrr Of the Superior Court of
L Ch1rccry inr sLc Richmond Circuit, made on iEe
,wrnsy-ii(tl lav oi February LAC, the creditor. Of
James Scruggs decras-d. hereby nohrc TO produce
before me, al my Office, in TIE city Of Richmond, the
10Th day OF Junr next, ac!r claims against tbe estate ~
The said James 3cmgss deceased with the evidenc- In
support theresa JAO. SloRE, Cent.
Alail l1-arW
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AUCTION SALES.
by Thomas IL. TaIiaferrO.
NEGR0nS

VIII be sold THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
likely Mu'al!o Boy, IA years old, andIa Negro
Man 10 years old, 4 good Baker.
Mays
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vALUABLE BUCKINGHAM LAND

FUN SHLE.
HAVING determined 10 remove, offer for sale my
j land in Buckingham County, distant ~ miles
North Of the Court House. miles South oi Scottsvc,
and within two and half miles of the James rlver,
nearly opposite Bollng's Landing, from which place
produce is taken by canal boats 10 Richmond. The
Tract upon which reside contains 923 acres; the
adjoining 5 acres the latter being the tract pun hased
OF George NJ. Payne Esq. Upon each Tract there are
good Dwelling Houses, with all necessary Onthnu-es
suitable for tuc estates These lands admitted, by
NIL who know them, he equal To any high lands ia
virginia. deem IL unnecessary 10 give detailed &c
count of the quality of these lands. Suifce II Ia Say.
that they OF thr quality a. lie celebrated
Green Spring Lands IN Louisa C"Gnty. WIN, with plon-
sure show the lands 10 any disposed Ia purchase,
and make known the terms; 0r VIII promptly answer
any conrnuni l. ition made by letter. My address s
Diana Mills Post Ohc-, Buck nrham County, We
gina JOHN VI. HARRIS.
Aprl nj-twiw
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hfI,SIcl MIISIcIL

MUSIC! MUSIC!
I UST received, nj WIN. l.. MONTAGUES
j Music Store, S,en 81 he Lyre, The following
iavorite Songs for The Piano:
SALLY IN OUR ALLEY, beautiful bal
lad, sung with distinguished applause by Mr. TEMs
pLEToS-c composed By Henry Carey:
"Ot all The gils that are so smart
There's none like pretty Sally;
She is The darling OF my heart,
And she lives in our alley"
THE SEAMANS NIGHT SONG
.Oh lis sweet 10 be on the midnight SEA,
When the sun TO his rest has HE'D,
And The moon by night. in her silvery lisE',
Shines down DER The trembling tide"
This is very fine song. composed by Miss
Augusta Browne, and embelished with beauii-
tu vigueue.
Sing THEN. OH SING To Me. another
beautiful ballad, written by Thomas Haynes Bay
", arranged in a very pleasing style for The Piano.
by J. B. Cramsr.
"Oh lis the melody I've heard in former years,
Each note recalls 10 forgotten smiles and tears"
For sale, with variety OF other MUSIC, AT
WM l.. MONThGUE'S
May7 Music Store, No. l5I Main 81.