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1rcEIrNpI1pG LAND For SALE


THE subscriber, having determined TO remove from
rho state offers his Land for sale wherein he now
resides containing four hundred and eighteen acres y
ine in the neighbohood Of Lomhardy Grove four miles
Noh of the Roanoke river This land Is all in high
state Of aud is not to be surpassed by any
hiph land tract in this county One-third in original,
one third in pine timber, and the balance cleared aa
in GOOD heart In lies in the fork Of Fiat and Evans
| Creek large portion low grounds wei. adapted 10
the growth Of wheat corn, tobacco, OATS &c ANY per-
son wishing to purchase may buy gooc bargain ny
oyiny immediately 10 the subscriber, who lives on the
| premises. Witia-" - A'N
Iulv 0I-cSt
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NOTICE

THE Amelia Sulphur Springs is now open for the re-
1 cepiion OF visiers. The Proprietor promises 'o
snars no pains 10 please all those who may he good
enough 10 palronise the Establishment.
MILLER J. s0tFHALL,
Trustees per Francis A. Wilson, Agent.
July l7-cw6w
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ISFALLIsL.E REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

INFNLLTBI.F IIENIIUf FOIN ITO 7 ~
FEVER.-No Cure, 20 Pan.
nR PRICES aGCE AND FEVER PILLS ale war-
,h,,,v hon,s il directions are followed Ten FITS
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no instance have thirty been known I" iail lhey a'r
prepared from simnlr vegetable medicines Each hoN
contains twenty Pills Price 81 per box: nr s. per
doz-u Planters and Farmers would find II I" their IN
ieirs 10 keep supply hand, as they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be pnt up IN nri.
letter packages, and sent by mail ~ lcuer postage The
praprivtor- order prevent counefrii- anu irsi
i,on are Determined 10 establish asrnrics Al or-
der nu-t b. attended with :hr cash. po> PAID, apc ci-
rect-d 10 Dr. 4 }. kENWoti III & -,
Bank street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. D. The nancy will br returned IA every case oil
failure. July Ji-cu
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Lawn FOR SALE AT AUCTION

DY virtue Of authority ve-,ed IN ine shs sell. on
- The prem'es' 10 ne n.Ene'i 9'ei on 'aaIaa! ~,
William Is. Banks lately resided This land lies on
Ban,s,er river and Pole cat creek, two miles North Of
H.iifs1 Courthouse, contains between 100 and 40
acres OF land large portion Of which l. q; excellent,
quality well adapted 10 the crops usually cultivated
in ms county AMI susceptible Of high Of I'M
nrnyrmen, Ban,rrr riyer affords good ba'teaus nav
rat.on 10 Meadsve. which is three miles above -
There are several nils for the manufacture OF houF
within a few miles.
The improvements consist Of large and convenient
Dwelling house with all The buildings necessary for The
comfort OF family The housing and securing OF
crops. The land is we'll watered, and the location
healthy. Fun possession will be given on ihc 18th DE
cember ne1t with the privilege of seeding wheat 10 The
Fall II desired, IN. purchaser could haze immediate
possession OF the dwelling house AID portion OF Inc
TEaMs-one third Of the purchase money 10 be paid
when possession given, the balance ~ one anu TWO
Mr. Harden p Edwards, who resides on he premises
Of Sir Thomas :. Fioarnos, OF HALIFAX Iouh-hoa's'
xi show the land 10 any one wishing TO see Y.
Aup ii-ctas hIL.ihn -. h-'-'ib1'
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LAW NOTICE,

(.HgIsToPHER c. SCOTT and A8NER A. sTiTH
- practice law In partnership, under me nrm o.
South Arkansas.
ocT once at sanden, Washisa county, Arkansas
FEB. l0-cly
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LAND ~ LOUISA FOR SALE.

My Land in the county al Louisa, near Yancey--
wi VILE is yet FIR sale consisting nt ahoutb2U acre,
living each SIDE of lif Mountain Road and adJoiE
Inr ,np lands OF Me.sIs. Blck.rion Winston, A. g.
Go,dwin Duke Nmckolds. Captain Perkins and others.
good portion Of The land j. heavily tinbrred consist
Ing Of The best heat pine and other original growth
and IL well adarrd - The staples Of mat section OF
cnnntry Wheat aud Tobacco There Is a Saw Nil! In
The prtrnborhood. and have no doubt bur what more
than ask nr the land may he realized from the timber
II. .
MFR II ~ public sale ri Louisa Court House, on 18th
September neat that being Gour day. Any Information
re.pertng thr may ne had by addressing the u
drrsirued al Fredericksburg Post Once Ny brother,
who lives near the premises, VIII show the Land 70 any
one wishing TO see II. JOHN 6ooDHlN.
July 3l-cw;Gs Caroline cnun'v. Va
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WILLIAM K MARY COLLEGE.
rT,UE Lecture, in This Institution will commence, rs
i usual, on the second Monday in October
COURSE FoR THE DEGREE OF \. u.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Junior Moral class-Thomas X. Dew, President and
Professor.
slathcma,ics-gnhsrt Saunders, Professor
CbemisiIy-John Millineon, Professor.
National Law--Bevrrley Tucker. Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Senior Political Ciass-Thomas X. Dew, Professor.
NIath.matcs-Rober Saunders, Professor.
Natural Philcsophy-Joln Niliingtor, Professor.
INDEPENDENT SUBJECTS.
Iaw-Beveriey Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saunders.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Langilsrs--i'haflr Minnig-foc, prr.s snr
In :his department there are Junior ard Senior
Greek Glass and 4 JuI..o. and senior Latin t'as-
To the Junior Greek Class the student must he
prrtar. read Xenorhnn; and for admission INTO the
Junior Latin Cass lie must lie able Ia read Salust and
Virgil.
10 enter the Junior Mathematical Class the student
must he prepared 10 commence w:i simple equations
Those prepared obtain the necessary prepara.
ton III The preparatory Mathematical Class.
EXPENSES or A REGULAR STUDENT
JUNIOR yEsR.
Fees for three Professors $50 EACH 500
one half fer. National Law Glass, 10
Naturalization tee, ,
Bead, Sincud,ns washing, tights aud fuel 49,
saos
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees IL three Professors sGn
Naturalization lee ,
Board, &c, i3o
sos
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LAND FOR SALE.
xks5
C11u

wish t. 81 ny LAND at s?ottsylsinii
% t,ourt.irus- The Tract contains upwards ~
h.r.U fpn acres. With large pnr,iun OF woodland
Where j. :, large BRICK HOUSE on The pre-
misr- coyeei with -!r-, well suited Tor y jasefn'
with all necessary ont houses. For particulars, ppy To
Richard Hill lr Richmond, the subscriber on the
premises. II the property hot sold hriorr oci"'rr
not,yiyau,a Court il will br offered for sale 20 the
highest bidder LEWIS RAW Linus.
LII, ls-cif,yflcf D
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ID. Paine Il Co.,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention of adventures Is requested ~ W.
j Grand Schemes for August. FORTUNES HOME
still with prizes, and those Ia want o prize mex.
sts throuah which fortune may be- realized. should
address their orders to T.. w. PURCELL,
| Agent for y. PAINE : CO..
Managers uf Lotteries
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JR. WILLIAM BARRY :

MR.. WILLIAM BARItf:
SslR-As you are rot IN ihlaban' oi Virenli, iaKr
- notice that shall proceed IL take The dispositions o.
RaziI IIancy, Thompson Riddle and Others, on MN
DAY 5i day az October, iait, between The homrs
OF suuri.e and sunset OF that hay, 10 Siaha,n"',,r
Greene County Virginia. the Lafayette Hotel 10 that
place and if no: taken on that day, 10 be continued
from day day The place until Friday me iT
Of he said month. between the hours as abnvc men
tuned 10 be read as evidence for the defendant IN
case III the Circuit; Superior Court of Law ana Chan
cery for Greene County, III which ynu arr ianti anu
defendant THOMAS o. "ah y,
Administrator de bonis Of Lewis g. Powell de-
ceased. July 3l-cw3w
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AIPEMaRLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 l. ii
JIAyING determined 10 remove The eLsii!ne Fall,
III shall on MoanAY. the 3!st Of August, expose Il
sale, public auction n residence, near scoi,s,lr
II far, II not the fan day thereafter, III. Whole
my Household and r icra Furniture, comprising The
usual variety together win BI.nurh-, almost
new. Also, 4 10, 81 family Bacon, aud three Mich
Cows.
Al III. same time, shall cie- for sale valuable "a
mily oi young Negroes consisting Of Coos ahoIi -
years Of age and her five children, among them ifee
very likely boys, about :, ~ ana lJ years 81 age nc
latter bids fair Ia become a fine dining servant
In addition The shove, shall nhef for sale very
cnmmodiol- Brick Store aad Dwelling House. situated
on Main street - Of town fronting 81 feet
and running back IS feet, with porch III front the
full length OF the building The iwn united and co
vrred over with slate. The necessary nthon-es arr a.
tar he'd Ia this building The dwelling par Of this rsta
hshment has been used Tavern, and Is very well
calculated for that purpose, Boarding House, either
Of hiCh, II neil Kept, would no doubt do well. Two
good Lumber Iousrs-one Of BRICK the other Of wood,
both fronting the canal. together with the lots at
tached, will also be- offered for sale.
shall likewise offer for sale, n the same time and
place the yewmon Tract Of Land, containing by ie-
cen, survey, $50 acres situated The Green Noun
TAIN and the waters q! Hardware river about midway
between this place and Charlottesville, aud within sight
nf Tlmberiake's Family Mills. This land atJons The
lands III Col. John Coles, and others: ard. although
much eyhaS:, la the last twelve Yeas, wa- ofi
rnay very inr The buildings IN ioriahi. cnnni-
I,un The neigboood Is proverbia for IL aaiuly and
good society; amt his may be considered Que oi Ne
most desirable residences The Green anuntain. lhr
Negroes attached 10 Tins Estate, about sixty IN number,
will be offered IN lump, both Land and Negroes >nb.
jre; Ia The life interest al Mrs sarah ~ fiirs- widow ui
llir late Capt. John Harris.
catalogue OF the Negroes, giving fair description
of The part hired out h-,us something over half, wl
be furnished The day III sale Owing 10 my peculiar
nnsfuu IN regard this Estate and tor other reasons,
which need not nauir am much Inclined T. sel The
yicwmoni Land and Necrnr. greatly below heir in;rin
SIC value The sale will from day 10 DIV, III
ended. Terms liberal and vii! be made known on the
day If sale T. n. MOON.
Scn,rsvillc, tllemars TO-, Va, Aug. 7.-ewt!s
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TO JOHN 3. WATKINS:
you will please take notice, that shall on the ialh
i and 18th days of September, le45, IN farmvlne'
dale & Brother take the dispositions of Nathaniel d.
Price and others, be read as evidence In SUIT now
Chancerv for the county OF Charlotte, in which ! am
olaintiG. and you aud others defendants:
LII, IN cu,Suv MUSROE r. FLIPPIN.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERNI

~ W1oh IL MA CONCEhN!
THE public is hereby notified no, TO trespa.s.
i In any manner, on my land, in the county
Of Henrico, near the City of Richmond, which
consists Of TWO lots, containing one acre two
roods and thirty perches, and are known in a
plan Of survey Of land il "Buchannan's old
field" formerly belonging to John Graham, de-
ceased-whch plan was made by Micaiah
Bates. Surveyor Of the City Of Richmond, on The
22d of October, 1910, and is annexed TO deed
executed by Herbert A. Claiborne 10 Edmund
Walls, bearing date The 22d Of October, 1870,
and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF Henri
CO County Court-as shall put the law in force
against any one who shall hereafter irespass on
Inc same: RICHIE v. BEAZLEY.
oIIy Of Richmond, August l4--d2t
cotton GOODS "A, 7-s and 4 bleach
d;S.r Gu aa s brown Sheeings and Shinings OF
Drills. just received-for sale bv M
RICHARDSON s. co.
aug ~ D. No. So, Main Street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
,v,IE Co-Partn-rship heretofore existing under the
/ hrm or TUCKER & JOHNSON, Of Amelia Conn
~ Va i this day dissolved, by mutual consent Al
nse holding claims against said arm are requested Ia
n,esept Them for adjustment. 10 Owen H. Tucker, who
"a alone authorised settle the bnsiness and those IN
deb,ea said firm respectfully invited I" car anu
m, q. pa, n-nt a. II IL the wish al The parties 10 bring
the concern 70 4 speedy close ,.,.
Angus; Isl, I.id. TGCkER !oilNsoN-
OWEN II. TUCKER VIII still continue thr Mercan
" ,r bu snrss al tue old stand peaionvi'lr Amriia
where hr int Hds keep very srneral assortment :"
al snch Goods A. are usually kept IN country So'-
And under very grateful feelings fnr past ivors he re-
specy sollcs the patronage Of his former irienhs
and patrons. and the public generally.
''' sns .-csi OWEN II. TUCKER.
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TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT
uDIISE ElR SAL L.

Petersburg, Ausnst7-ctds
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W.P. Turpin'S Lottery Oiiice,

MO. 10a MAIN STREET, Richmond, p'T-
IN ginia.
J. q. 6REGoR CO.. MasaGERS
w P. TURPIN, VENDER
Alexandria Lottery, Classic, for 1885, 10 be drawn n,
Alex indria, August 18th. 1876
Go Number Lo,tery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals
prize Of s3oOoo prize OF s''m0
1000 SC.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates al
packages OF p whole Tickets 500; - halves 80; :!
quarters %
$4,000 DOLLARS
In five Prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey Lottery, Class = for Isis, 10 be drs"
al Jersey City, August Eth, leit.
rs Number Iottery-la Drawn Ballots.
Prizes
Z przes Of Sl0,Up0 100 prizes cf 500
Tickets SO; halves 4; quaIt-rs2. Certificates Of pack
ages Of IS whole Tickets $780, a5 halves so 25 quar-
tiers IS.
Alexandria Lottery Glass ~ for 1876, he drawn at
Alexandra, August 22d, 1916.
Is Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes
prize OF $4,000 prize of so,ss7
10000 g 2,Ou0
5000 100 5UO
&C 5000 100 Z" leo
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So Certificates Of
packages of 25 wholes $780, p halves co. IS quar-
lers 80.
Remittauces received free II postage Drawings for
warded, when requested, scon received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
July - W. l.. TiiRPIS.
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MANAGER WANTED.

fI.Vh
WISH 10 employ, FOR the ensuing year. Manager
i ACQUAINTED with the cultivation OF Tobacco. 4
youne man. with small family, pf.i-f' Address
me az subelr's Tavern Post One.
July 2s-c6t DAFio "ee
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Tickets $40; halves S, quarters . so.
$4,000! $4,000! 10000

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ~, 10 be Dir
on Saturday, August 10Th, at Wilmington, Delaw
7s Nos, - drawn.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 50.
!, 1000 DOLLARS, 10000, COCO!

10000 DOLLARS, 10000, 100 Of 1000!
drawnat Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, Aug. 80
IsA6 ~ ms drawn
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LOTTERIES.
Bigger's Prize Office

THE subscriber has taaen the stand formerly occu-
1 pied by Mr.. c. Is. LUCK, aud will continue the
sale oftckets In NIL lotteries under the popular
ment Of Messrs. d. PAINE & co. lie so.icits call
from his friends aud advenurers Persons In The caun
Try will have their orders promptly and confdentaliy
attended 10, If addressed to JOHN 0. BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
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Tickeis sln: hnlyes S; nuarteIs . so.

Or Orders for tickets in the abupr or In any lottery
advertised in another column by ID. PAINE x 10 Ma
nagers OF lotteries, will be promptly attended to- u adj
dressed TO JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
July ~
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MANAGERS, oFFICE-D. PAINE & CO.-For
WI this Evening-Capi,as: prizes Of SlOooV, o.
1900 Of s, 90 OF ,O00 20 Of 500, etc 80 NUMBERS
II drawn. Tickets S5.
Also. The Dollar Lostery-si 1000, etc. g numbers
10 drawn.
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke Lottery, l57:
"a 81 q 50 SO 3s so IS A. IS 4e ~.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 100:
20 81 81 A. So &C l9 "a 40 Sc &c 81 8.
Drawn Nos of Pokomokc Lottery, Class 1853:
80 Al IS b6 81 50 IA ~ Is ~ 2
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Class 1871:
40 81 8 33 IL A "a O. 90 - 60 % 81
Half Ticket, Nos II ~ 81, u small prize, sold and
maid by PURCELL.
Aug II
rCURPIS's oFFICE-Dmwing of New jersey Lot
j iey, Class 20, August 10:
30 a. 81 Q 81 727s IL 80 IS Il IS % %.
and uaid by TURPIN.
Aug II
nUYT'S oFFICE-Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery,
20 10 6i 81 70 IS IL 80 IS Il 10 % as.
Nos II % 74l Two Capitals sold by
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, clas, g.
g. GO 81 ~ 60 81 II 81 81 20 =. 81 o. o -:
Nos. 20 ~ So, another Capital, sold by HofT.
$1,000 sold BY HOYT. Also, Nos. a 45 O.. Make
retnii,anees TO, and call on HofT for Prizes.
II may appear strange some that oYT should sell
70 many Prizes but il is not all Every one has
mar, 10 perform 10 this world and HoYT was made The
great Piize.seller. Now you know why Hofl sells
20 many Prizes aud will not appear singular 10 you
that three Capitals sold by the great Prze-seer
Yesterday. The following were the combination
Nos IL % IS; &c Al SO; and 30 81 49, few Gays
since HoYT sold 81 900 for 25o. To-day an opporsu-
ny ts offered to get S;0c0 rSl The same chance
will be offered you Also, S3oHO LOT Civ,
aud other similar in that proportion isthere any
other way by which you make a. much money for
the same am Iunt invested, "a in biyins tickets:
An, IA No 3 Exchange.
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r AW NOTICE-The subscribers have as
socia,ed themselves as Partners in the prac-
Iise of the Law, under the style OF JOSEPH &
GEORGE S. FUQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
viii attend the Superior and County Courts Of
Buckingham aud Cumberland, and the Superior
Courts of Albemarle and Fluvanna; and the
latter, who resides in Scoltsville, Alben,arle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts Of A,bemarle, Fluvanaa and Bucking-
ham. ANY business conhded 10 them will be
promptly attended 10. JOS. FUQUA.
Aug. l4-wl8n GEO.S.FUQUA.
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FLEETw WOOD AGA ENVY,


n lie exercises Of this School viii be resumed on The
i last Monday IN August, and rnd on the Goth De-
crbrr. The subScIib-r VIII b- aided by his present
associate Mr.. Pitts. The building, are undergoing =
thorough repair, ensure The most comfortable
accommodation uf the Students. Information respect
ins The School may obtained rs addressing The sub
scribrr Fleetwood Academy, King & Queen.
Au, ia a. WHITE.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
-Qn 0nn D0I ARSt
eao oooI $4,000! 100 Of 81 ,OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class "a, TO be drawn
Saturday, Aug - 1916, al Wilmington, Delaware IS
Nos Is drawn.
Grand Capitals
prize Of S30oo J przeoI S3,ono
10000 alas
5000 100 +" 1000
1000 100 IS 500 &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0 halves ); quarters J 80.
The Tickets in The above Lotteries received and
all orders addressed will The most prompt
and confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE & CO.,
Juy Managers. Richmond, Virginia
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NOR RENT, BY ToLER CooK-The new
/ framed building on Marshall street, opposite
the residence OF Mr.. Thomas n. Roberts. Rent
SI6O per annurn TOLER & COOK,
Ang. Ia Ae,is & Colprs Isles Row
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EDITclriQI

I
f5,Il. Female School III Pine Futrst my residence.
! VIII b- continued ore yenr longer under he IN
.ructloE of Miss eaton. commencing The first day Of
Sep,rmber neat. Al the branches ol a useful En.ish
Education together with the French Language ana Mn
sic on The Piano. VIII h- taught: Three Or four more
Borders would b received into my family at the prices
heretofore advertised.
~ Nv address is Lewis store, Spol,sylvania.
July i7-cw6w ELLIOTT DEJiRNETTE.
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--o,u,N yEpN FOR RENT

SWAN TAVERN FOR REM.
This we'll known stand, situated on
fssA Broad street in the city OF Richmond, one
-M1lM square below the Depo, OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Company,
having recently undergone lhoroush repair, IS
now for rent. The location OF this Tavernis an
admirable one, and 10 any one disposed 10 embark
in tavern keeping, i, presents the opportunity OF
engaging in business which, with proper a,,en-
lion, can be made profitable one. Possession
can be given in a few days. For terms, apply 10
Aug. l4-ctf w. dODOIN.
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rRATTAN's REPORTS, Vol. ID, of cases
" decided in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
and in the General Cour, OF Virginia, from April,
ls45, to April lSi6, Just published and for SALE
Aug l4-c4l WM. Il. RICHARDSON.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-15
"A Card.

NHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
- cusioIaers and the public generally that he
has, f,r The present. removed his Boot and SShoe
establishment on the opposite side OF the street,
next door 10 Mr.. Knchey's confectionery mud op.
p"si,e To Mr.. Dyer's Auction Stnre. South side Of
Pennsylvania Avenue, between lOlh and lIh
streets, where he can he found al all times ready
" execute any orders he may he favored with. at
the shortest notice and in the best AMI most fash.
'n,a,le tstyle He would als,' wish his customers
and The public generally 10 take notice that his en-
irt siOrk will y~ sold from aud alter this da,~, al
Cast, a,ui no mistake. 10 those wishing IL pur-
chase he would say call and his stock CONSIST
ng Of almost every artice s'ze. quality and price.
in his line Of business, worn 10y gentle,nsn ta,iies,
boys, misses. youths and children.
4safts HFaE. n THOMAS d. GRIFFIN. 4
N. B. The subscriber has on hand between 200
mi 800 pairs black aud white SATIN, and hack and
~hi'e Kla slippers Of the finest quality. a. VI IS
per pair. Y t'f +. b. g.
7 nircha25-tf ftsfE E{&fl# ~ a8
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-15
THE FIRST OF MAY!

NME have THIS DAY opened an additional
w "suIpy OF new and beautiful Goods for III,
Spring. consisting. IN pat as VIZ:
Bazi,ines. Lawns, Graduated and rich striped
BrreIes. Ombre shaded aud Silk striped
81 Lawns, g'alualed and Lace Powered, some al
25 cents, very beautiful sE
Ginghams Of ev,ry style and price ea
White Canhrc and Muslins, corded, barred
aud striped
shawls Scarfs aud Ties, beautiful ani rich in
style and quality.
safA ALSO: Fine Fnnch Cloths, Of every quail "
y. and price 90 4Ias s@ss't -
French. Cassineres. striped and plain, rich aud
/ a}f elegant style 23si39 eaIR tttH sa.
~. Light and Black Silk and Satin Vesrines s
s. Tweets saI,d t;alnbruo,is tor Gentlemen and
~ Boys, some al very low prices
Is Bleached and Brown Sheeting sH R
.sa Do WV do Snirtngs e.Hh
Domestic Ginehans, P.niteniiary Plaids
|, ~ Ai,n'n and Shrlii,g Checks
Bleached and Beown Twilled Cottons.
Together with their stock iH Sore, axes their
stock very complete. which will I've sold very low or
cash. *. l.. SMABLWOOD & CO.,
Pennsy avenue, between 9Th aud 0,h streets
+ may 2-gl t