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eALT WATER BATHING AT PiNEY
POINT

'nh Potomac Pavilion, AT this delightful watering
psee having been entirely re6tted and furnished
-. o. visitors Piney Point s on the Potomac River,
Nh ~ mouth, and commands view Of tho dsbosehre
"A, river into the Chesapeake Bay. The bath
place Is al all tunes perfectly sa(e. as there
~ current, and the invalid and others can en-
4, WI bathing with The utmost security. New bath
ses have been erected, and every attention will
NJ ~ % the comfort and convenience OF guests. To
', rh and recreation.
"a. Se steamer Powhstan conveys passengers twice
Ass,II'on Aecuia Creek TO Piney Point, viz leave
A. every Monday and Thursday on the arrival of
,,,,s q about l2 NJ and, returning, leaves the Point
II wednesday and Saturday morning, about A.
t.l,suaa, giving persons In Richmond aud vicinity
EsSsss TIP to this place.
70. week, 800
csUSo; day. / 50
jl a,l and servant. half price.
''"@-slN KIRkWoop + KELLER.
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UNIyERSITY OF VIRGINIA..


THE next annual session Of the University will com
L mence on tho lat October, and continue without
interruption until the 9Th June. The Faculty Is com.
posed IA follows:
GEssNER HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
Nj stuELE DE WERE, L. |. D., Professor OF Mo-
EDWARD H. CoURTENAy, L. /. D., Professor Of
Mathematics.
Mr.. WILLIAM b. ROGERS, Professor of Natural
Philosophy.
RoRGRT E. ROGERS, NJ D, Professor of Chemis-
try and Materia Medica.
JAMES l.. CABELL, Nj. D., Professor OF Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
WIN. II. McGUFFEY, D. D. and l.. l.. D., Professor
Of Moral Philosophy.
MIR. JOHN B. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To he admitted into the University, the student must
be sixteen years Of age hut the Faculty authorised
10 dispense with This reQuisition In the case OF appca-
ton FOR admission by two brothers, one oI whom may
be under the age of sixteen.
the applicant for admission has been student a.
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot ne eceV-
ed Into University unless he produces certificate
from auch Seminary other satisfactory evidence, 10
the Faculty, with respect Ia his general good CONDUCT
The whole necessary expenses exclusive oil CLONES,
books and pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance, for ins
months, SlOu
Fees-ira single Professor be attended, $50; II
two, $50 for each; ii three more, SOS each-say -
Fuel and candles, 10 he furnished BY the Proctor
al cost and per cent. commission estimated, u
only one student in the dormtory, ~ SO, II twoin
The same room, al IL
Rent OF an entire doriaitoIy SIC; Cor half If &c.
cmpied by Two students,
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, Is
s2I5
a e II.
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For SnLE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TION, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Belonging TO the Trustees # The Bank Of The
limited Stnlfs
n ANn ElR SALE,

THE subscribers offer for sale the tract Of land on
| which the late James Wyehe resided, situated on
Tar river in the county of Granville, North Carolina,
Within twelve miles Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road and containing 100 acres. About one-half Il
woodland, and one.founh OF the tract river low
r,onnds There are Two good dwelling houses on The
nremsss and all other necessary buildngsfor farm, In
good order. e.. ,r.,v
tracts In this part Of the State and Ia situated In pe-
SAINT and reality nesbborhood.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars az
dress the subscribers al Henderson, North Carolina.
?. w. WYCHE, EIeeutofs
I'll, tf l. T. WYEHE, \
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HTuE LIEuTENANTG GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
NATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the Exeeu
! tive that JOHN KEANER, charged with ,ohbery and
anon Ia Mononsalia county, has hed from justice, ana
snow going at large, do therefore hereby offer re-
shd of one hundred dollars TO any person or persons
shall apprehend the said John Keaner and deliver
nm into the jail of thr said county; and do moreover
REQUIRE all officers. civil AMI military, and request the
Fople Of the Commonwealth generally, to use their
eIetons to procure the arrest Of the said fugitive
val he may he brought TO justice.
Giren under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, tact.
.. Ing In the absence Of the Governor from the s~at
'fIt) Of Conveniently and under the lesser seal of
!, the Commonwealth at Richmond, this sixteenth
yof August, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
.sa and foriy.seven, and of the Commonwealth the
k'en,y second. R. T. DANIEL.
nsaneI Is described about twenty-five years old,
LIN seven eight inches high, and lightly made,
,a.nef brown complexion, blue eyes and light hair
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$780,
V,HoMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has eommeneea
the business Of Lottery Broker. in the Office Ton 4t,
by d. NJ. IIoyt, and recently by Z. B. Pendleton
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which J. W.
Maury Co. successors to Gregory Co are The Ma
nasers, always for sail In the greatest variety.
MORE LUCK AT LAMRERT'S!
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No so, Aug. 81:
81 81 90 10 40 70 ~ 81 SO AZ 25.
Nos 49 81 50, u prize Of $500, sold BY LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Va. Leesburg Lottery, No 30, Aug. %:
- Al SO 90 &c l3 81 81 80 IL 81 6 So 6.
TO-DAY.
l66 prizes of Si00-being the lowest No. prizes.
TUESDAY-Tbe Ale xandria Lottery, Glass No 81,
5000, $500 1870. lO3- lGo Of 100, SC. as Nos, II
drawn. Tickets S.; halves . So quarters IS.
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 81, drawing expected "Wednesday
evening Capitals: SaOU00. 10000, 5000 1889 so OF
1000. &C. 70 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves );
quarters 50.
The most triuidnl Lottery crsr drarn IN The 9. S !.
Grand Capita of 100000 DOLLARS!
200 prizes OF 1900 DOLLARS! (being the
lowest 3 No. prizes
The Isl drawn Nos. 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Class S, for lsa7 to be drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, 3Oth October IS No. Lottery
Magniticen, Schemes
grand capital Of slcoono prizes of sle goo
or,ze Of 10000 S 4,000
$4,000 200 1000
/ 1905 6a s 1000, &c {,
&C., amounting to S2,O93,27J.
Whole Tickets S40-haives 20-qnartrrs lo-eishths ..
Purchasers of packages (whole tickets or shares ut
his Office will have n deduction made OF TARxr
A package of whole Tickets-25 for 22-will cost
$3.50, aud must draw S408 nett.
A package OF halveS-a5 for 23-will cost Sii0, and
must draw 1904 nett.
package OF quarterS-o5 for 2a-will cost $500, and
must draw Sl02 nett.
package OF eirhihs-a5 for 2a-will cost $40, and
mus; draw S5l nett.
The risk package of whole Tickets is, therefore,
$47 ofhaves, S236; OF quarters, Sls Of eighths $685.
BY the payment of which, certificates he obtained
emitting the holder 10 whatever the package may draw
over aud above the amount allowed the purchaser DC
inr that ichich IL must II necessity draw.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages, single
tickets or shares addressed to the subscriber will re.
ceve the most prompt attention, and he recommends
their being forwarded rs early convenient antci-
pating an Unprecedented demand for Tickets as the
time Of drawing approaches Of this truly magnificent
Lottery, md il may become dicult TO obtain them
Please address THOMAS LAMBERT
Richmond, Va.
hr All Lottery information, and Schemes, will be
furnished on application.
Orders from the county enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, puncualiy attended to-
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed al sight
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. T. Exchange Place.
nJ- Recollect No. 3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'More." Aug. %
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAUQUiER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS STOCK.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS STOCK
PURSUANT TO decree Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, w the Sia,e of
Virginia, pronounced ON ths ai, day OF July, Si7, in
the case OF Robert g. Hamilton, administrator DE bons
non OF J1ne Ferguson, Deceased, p'ainf rs Thomas
Green and others, defendants, the Undersigned, an.
pointed Commissioner 10! iliai urrose ~ lie raid
decree, VIII, on WEDNE3n AY, the '5ih OF Ssp;ein.
Der, iS47, procee, Ia sell nj tie Fanqrer White Sui.
pLur Springs iW0 hundred and twenty SHARES nf the
Capital Stock Of the fauqnier White sulphur Springs
Company.
IT, fol any reason the sale Of the said Stock should
not be completed on The 18th day d September, isf7
the sale will be continued on the next day, and so on,
from day to day, until completed.
The said Stock will he sold public auction, to the
highest bidder and In such parcels AZ VIII best suit the
convenience Of purchasers.
The TERMS will be for cash, or upon credit until
the 10th OF January ne1t rs any or puTcha
ser, may , ss snos IN s case Of
bonds with good security, for the payment OF the pur
chase money Of that tme with legal interest thereon
from the day Of sale. The Commissioner can make no
transfer Of the Stock 10 any purchaser until the pur
chase money shall! lie paid, and transfer directed by
the Court. II. A. WASHINGTON, Com'r.
Wanen,on Flag of 'es requested 10 copy
SALE OF PARKE POINDEXTER'S ES.
TATE, NEAR CHESTERFIELD COUR-
HOUSE.
THE Executors OF Mr.PondeYier will offer for SALE
i al his late residence on 18th September next all
his real and most Of his personal estate slaves except
ed. The tract of land the Court House Contains
about three hundred acres, with large and handsome
dwelling, within three or four hundred yards of lie
Court Hruse and all other nesdiu houses, which, with
the enclosures are well built and arranged, and in
good repair good garden orchard of fine fruit and
spring of excellent water, with spring house,
y new. The place is considered very healthy, and the
situation desirable, in many respects particularly TO
profes .ional man. or person in Town wishing plea
sant country retreat. The distance from Richmond
and Petersburg Is about fourteen miles, and from the
railroad about three miles. Immediate possession will
be given, with some small reservations
The other tract, called EDWARDS'S, lies about
three miles North West of the Cont House, and con-
lains four hundred and thriy-Gvo acres, large por
tion In woods, without buildings.
Al the same time will he offered considerable va.
rely OF excellent furniture, good carriage and har-
ness stock Of horses, cows, hogs and sheep, crops
growing and severed, 1--WE wagons and gear plantation
utensils &c, &c.
The te rms winch will be liberal. will be made
known oil the day. BY THE ExECC TORS.
August oi-ctds
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InuISa RAILROAD.

. SPECIAL, MEETING of the Stockholders Of the
n Louisa Railroad Company will be held at Louisa
CENT, hnuse On Thursday, the a3i day Of September,
,sar =" d.r;ds nm the rnuts by which said Railroad
sba be extended to The Eastern base Of tho Blue Ridge
mi, meeting of The Stockholders Is desired and free
ticket on The cars in going and returning, Will De gwen
sn them. By order Of The Board,
" '"e'"' TUOs. T. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, Hanoevr. Aug. l7-ca
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SITUATION WANTED.

,. .nea 10 teach all the branches usually tnught in
M eaaemies and High Schools, and also the French
Sss'man languages, wishes 10 obtain a situation
M, ae ensuing year. situation Teacher of Ian,
49, 10 some established Institution would be pre-
,S.s lnough ne would be willing to take the entire
n ~ o. school for sufficient salary. situation
49, Ie south or West would not be Objectionable lie
kOdues satisfactory Testimonials of moral Character
gsss;Saea!ions, success in teaching &c. Letters pre-
u auafessed TO A. B., Thomsburg, Spotisylvania co,
o, VIII receive prompt MI entioD Auy oO-ctf
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W00DVIJ-I-E FOp SALE

XX1ILL he offered for tnle, 10 The highest bidder, at
w Orange Court house, on FRIDAY, the Isl day Of
the first suitable DAY thereafter Sundays excepted
that beautiful and highly desirable residence lately &C.
cupird by Mrs. Helen Blair, the county Of Orange
and generally known by the name Of Wondville. The
tract contains about four hundred and fifty acres, two
thirds OF which are cleared and the residue well tim
bersd. The soil ia good fertile and productive, nnh
well adapted TO The culture Of tobacco and all kinds Of
grain Ii lies within one mile OF Orange Court house,
in the midst OF good society as any in Virginia, and
the dwelling Is situated upon an emnence command
Ing full view OF the village. II has numbsriess springs
OF pure mountain water and NIL the buildings nclnd
In barn. stable and negro cabins in excellent
pair and suited 10 the size Of The farm.
rERMS-One and two years, with bond and ap-
proved perSon1 security and deed Of trust upon the
land rs additional security. J. w. SAUNDERS,
Administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed,
Aug. aO--ctds Of William Shepherd, deceased.
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LAND EOR SALE

IN THURSDAY, the 10th Of September, lsi7, II
~ fair, il not on the hr-t fair day thereafter, tSun.
day rxceped,) will be sold, at public auction, on The
pre,m1sea to Tue highest bidder, FAiaFuRD the late
in The county Of Caroline, about midway between
Richmond and Fredericksburg, four miles from Ches.
,-rfird Depot and contains, hy recent survey, 924!
acres nkort 40 IL which il low grounds; the residue
is forest land with abundant supply Of timber, and
is well adapted 10 the growth Of corn wheat, oats and
tobacco. The improve uants consist Of good dwell.
inc and The usual tilt. houses minute dfscrip
is deemed unnecessary, IS II i presumed those
wishing 10 purchase will first view the premises. Pos
session given on the 6rs; OF January next.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third on The Isl of Janl-
AIRY next aud the balance i'll la and q months, with
deed cf trust 10 the payment Of the purchase
money.
One Of the Executors, living on the premises, viii
take pleasure in showing the land 10 these wishing 10
purchase. The sale will be made To effect division
Title ndispuiabc. l.. NJ. GEORGE,
II. II. GEORGE,
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NOTICE.

MIR. JOHN B. TOD having, by deed dated lalh Of
properly, real and personal, and deb.s in trust. drs
for The payment Of certain preferred creditors, and,
the for the payment Of such Of bis other as
should within sixty days from the date Of said deed,
accent in form the provisions thereof-this is there.
fore, to notify all concerned Of the execution Of sa'd
deed. Letters post paid, win be promptly rspisa To-
Bowling Green, Avs. II, ls7-sa'
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. Maury 4 Co.,

L
Successors TO j. G. GREGORY & CO.;
" MOND. Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81, for ls47, to be
drawn Alexandria, Saturday, Sept 4. IS No. Lolte-
Brilliant Scheme.
prize of $4,000 20 20 prizes prizes Of si' QUO
1000 80 300
5000 2U0 800
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So
s5o,OJ0! 10000! 4 of 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 50, for ls47, TO be
drawn Saturday, Sept 49, Is drawn Nos. out Of 49,
prize Of s sS,SSS 10, g prize Of $500 SO
&c q i0'0O0 lao 300
Tickets s,a halves g. quarters. s. Certificates &c of
packages of % wholes, si55-shares in proportion.
sO,7as DOLLARS! 20 OF 5000 DOLLARS!
Jersey City Sept e9. 10 drawn Nos. out of IS.
Grand Scheme.
i prize , Of s' so =, % prizes Of s 500
Tickets $40; halves quarters So Certificates
$4,000! 10000! 6,OOol
Alexandria Lottery, Glass co. for ls47, TO be drawn
Saturday, Sept. 25. 10 drawn Nos. out of IS.
, ,,,zso $1,000 I i' 3 prizes of $4,000
! {. l0000 $500
! I. 6'0O0 \ 1900
: .. 1000 & $50
! d q 5M ON 500
| 2243 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves S. quarters SO. Certificates oil
packages Of 25 wholes siai-shares In proportion:
81 Orders for certificates or Packages, single TICK
els and Shares, In any of the above Schemes address
ed To the undersigned will receivcthe most prompt mt
tenion, and an account OF each drawing forwarded
as soon as tlsraceived.
Aug. 81 Richmond, Virginia.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST VA
LUABLE REAL ESTATE,


and Goockiand.
virtue Of decree OF the Court Of Hastings for the
ID city oil Richmond, in chancery sitting, pronounced
on The llth day of August, 1877. In two suits therein
ne nding the styled Kean's guardian against Rean
Garland and Others" tho other, "Callis guardian
against Calls Garland and others, The undersigned
who was thereby appointed Commissioner for the
purpose, will proreed TO sell, Al public auction, upon
the premises, respectively, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day Of September, 1877, commencing al ii otlock the
following very valuable Real Estate, tof which Ed
ward Garland died seized,l viz:
Lot in the city ofSeichmond, fronting on the NoIln
side Of Cary street 32 eet running back " eet on leR
street, which there stands several brick Tenenents
in The occupancy Of Mr. X. H. Jackson ana Others
and Immediately thereafter, say Al half past IL clock
will be soId undivided moi. ~ 4 Lots Nos. ana
3, in Pendleton Square each fronting "A feet on Cary
street. running hack 100 feet tn Water street; and Inn
media,ey thereafter, say at half past o'clock, T. a
viii be sold Lots, each containing Two acres and
twenty poles and adjoining each other, situated IN me
county OF IIenrico, Church Hill, on The Williams
burg stage road about mile from the city aforesaid
adjoining the residence Of Dir. VIM. w Charter, and
which said lots cult vated by Mr. Henry heck
Ter; and Immediately thereafter, say n half past o.
clock p. ~, will he sold That valuable vacant Lat,
situated in the city Gf Richmond IN The SCUM size OF
road street, between Sd and an streets, adjoining tr
Confectionery Store ofMr Francis Samani, fronting on
broad street 43 feet running back no fer: And on
MONDAY, The 2Clh day Of September, 1917, a, o.
clock P. NJ will be sold thai valuable Farm, IN The
county of Gnochland on James river. about "a miles
above the city Of Richmond, called Kamseatka, con,
tanning about 7:i0 acres map and survey OF which w
he made, and exhibited at the sale i Is now teaanied
out 10 Mr. John Thomson jr oi Goochiana aoala.
to purchase This Farm adioins the well known esinle
called Beavsrdam owned by the heirs of ia James rs
this city, the soil Of which, like theirs, can he made
equally fertile.
The terms Of sale for oil the above property will be
one third in cash. balance In equal instamen's AZ our
and two wears for bonds negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by .rus, deed. the weather should
be SUCH on either OF The days appointed for the sale Of
said property as in the opinion OF Inc Gommss,Tner
adjourned from dnv 10 day Till they are effected.
w GODDlN, Commissioner.
PsThe moe,y Of g acres at W Ses.in On eI OF
which due notice win be hereafter given w. U.
Richmond, Aug. II, lS47.-ctds
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VARINA FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG.


An'yfor II. C. Harrison, Adm'x OF R. Harrison.
Aug. l0-ctds
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rr,pr SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLaNTA.
TiON. situated In Lowndrs Caun,y, Aisbama,
forty miles below Montgomery, ten miles from Alabama
TO-, Containing one thousand five hundred acres Of
h,h nine hundred are cleared. The place Is well set
,Ied. md perfectly healthy. {. I. HAMPTON,
As,l self Colsmbia, South Carolina.
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w. p. Turpin & Co.'s Office.
MO. lol EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Ciass 50, for lS47, TO be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday Aug g. = p ono e Mos Mos gu.
600 600 5000 5000 27Oa 80 Of l,000 60 OF GOO, 60
Of 400 las of 3uo &C. Tickets sl0 halves 5; quarters
9 50.
n-y-In addition to tho above, there are smaller
Schcmes-Capitas ranging from $1,000 TO 900, and
Tickets from 81 to s-trawngs Of which are received
daily.
Remittances received free cfpostage. Drawingsfor
yarded when requested rs soon received.
For smaller Schemes, see dailyadvertisements
Aue 0 w. r. TURPIE l. co
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RICHMOND CnLLEGE

TIME next session will begin October Isl and close
i December goth. AfitI a recess OF ten days, the
studies will he resumed and continued until August lsl
The officers of the Institution are.Rev r.; Ry,and
President and Professor OF Moral Science MIR. Heath
Jonrs Christian Professor Of Ancient Languages, Mr.
Tn. Boiling Robertson, Tutor Of Mathematics, and Mr.
Na,h' r. Massir, Tutor OF the Academic Department
The catalogue Of studies corresponds with those OF
other Colleges in Virginia, and il IL the fixed purpose
Of The Faculty not to lower the standard Of scholarship
for graduation. The Institution Is beautifully situated
one mile from Richmond, combining The advantages of
a country ard city residence. a steward viii ba EN-
poyed give hrs whole time To The boarding Depart
nent. Circulars, containing statement OF the depot
ment. attendance and progress Of the pupils will be
forwarded TO their parents once In Two months. No
reasonable effort will be omitted 10 promote the health
comfort and education OF the students, and 10 render
the College increasingly worthy Of public patronage
TERMS.-For Board, including food, washing, light,
fuel room rent and bedding for the short session. $s
5O-Tuiton sle-both payable In advance. BOARD, Tor
the long session, S66 50-1uition s2e-payable half in
advance and half at the close. No discount made Tor
late arrivals, unless caused BY sickness.
Am
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AUCTION SALES.
BY IL. a.. Dickinson & bro,
NEGPlES

THIS DAY, al 81 o'clock, will be sold .wo
negro Boys, two Negro Girls, and one Negro
Woman and Child.
K. Il. DICKINSON & BRO.
Aug. p Anc,;ooears
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL pay the above reward To any person who will
l.; deliver me my Negro Man GEORGE, or confne him
In jail, SO that get HIM. He left my Plantation, seven
miles South west Of Oxford, The Sd July. lie y an
Albnos, IS years old Of ordinary stature stout ana
muscular lie will rndeavor 10 pass for free negro or
white man. }. OUTER.
O,f1rd North Carolina, July l3-ctf
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S40 00OI l0.000I 6.O00l
ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
,..ann ..1nnnn..

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention OF adventures and patrons of FOX
TUNES HOME Is called TO the Grand Schemes
below. They all worthy Of attention Address or
drrs us, or 10
G. w. PURCELL, Agentfor the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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The package is warranted to draw a, least
L.,v,nr The risk on package of wholcs

LlVlng Ht FISK OF q pIVKdHcU I WIIUIco F'--
hilyes Quar;ss and eighths 10 proportion.
Publish this Scheme at ths early day in order that
t,iy one both far and near, may make arrangements
phays chance in it. Ofcourse, every man who ever
t.,sn Lotteries at all viii have q chance and those
Who have never had ticket will be induced TO Try this
rlsns
Til, subscriber would be pleased TO receive orders for
.n,e whoies .r shares certificates Of packages, and
,i prompt attention. aad al account OF the draw
&c, shcn over. Please address
AcsA-cwSw J. f. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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MATaEMATlCAL TEACHER.

]
"A rirnce In teaching and who cdn furnish the most
satisfactory testimonials Of moral character, scholar
shp and success in teaching Is DESTROYS OF stuailon
In Virginia some Of the Southern states. ne would
prefer the Mathematical and Scientific Department 10
some Inm.ulon though be would accep, Of any profit
able School, and teach The Classics also. :,
Addrsss-Alphu, Richmond, Va Aus' n-e@