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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF INTEREST
En- Real Estate.
, IN TIE COUNTY OF pENRlce


PURSUANT To the acquisitions Of deere. nj ~. sr
perior Court of Chancery, for the Richmond Ci,
cut, pronounced on the 18th day Of February ia, IL
the causes OF Sheppard Waller & Quarles, and ano,b.r
against Richard Elysons admir- israor and others ana
John Whtloek, IT., against Richard Ellyson's admins
trailer and Others, shall Commissioner appointed hy
said decree, proceed In sell on MONDAY lie 10Th
DAY OF Januay, 1873, upon ths premises, public auc
tio To the highest bidder, for cash, the poron and in
terest In Certain Tract Of Land, referred to in the said
decree, which had been therefore allotted Sarah Ann
Ei'yson, widow of Richard EEyson deceased, as her
dover horeln, by former decree pronounced In said
causes The said Tract Of Land is one whereof Richard
3nyson died possessed, and lies IN the lower end of
lie county of HrnT;co, in the Fork NJ Four Mile Creek
ana Baey's Run, and the RIvrr Road 10 Charles
CITY Court House. The portion which had been ass ign
s IN the sad Sarah Ann Elly:Cno her DOVE 10 SAID
ac ~ ten acres, rood und thirty percles of
h's 'and including tie House. and three acres two
loos ana sixteen prIchss Of marsh iand. and may be
iuy seen by reference To plat and survey filed in The
record oil SAID GAUGES in the Clerks Office of the said
superior tonr, OF Chanccy for tie Richmond Circuit
rms dover interest Of -aid Sarah Ann Eyson will be
the subject Of the present sale
Ihs sale will take place a. la O'Clock, NJ. on the day
ahoVe named IT, however. the weather should he In
day. p n ZONES
Dec. 9-cSdtds
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NiI'rIl,E


an FRIDAY, The l4th Of the present month, tJanu-
~ nry,) will be hired for the present year. at the late
residence Of Miles Marquess deceased, in the county
OF Madison, all the NEGROES Of which the said Mar
guess died possessed. amongst whom
eicht valuable negro men, as also number OF young
womrn and boys.
Al persons who have claims against the estate are
requested To present ihem that grmenis may be
made for their adjustment, and all those who IN.
deb:ed will please come forward and make payment.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor % Niles irQuess, decreased.
N.R-att the same time and place will also he hired
Negro Man my pos es,on, rs Administrator OF
Churchill! Gibbs. deceased Il. n. w.
Jan a-dlIHcll
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AUCTION SALES.
EGw Sale.
Vt SssEV3
FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES. AND two
IHOITSh ADDE'S

FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, AND TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
IN THE COUNTY OF A MELIA.
HAVING, from age aud nifnity, become unable any
:, longer to attend 10 The management of Land and
.seg'oes nave determined To sell at my residence in
me county Of Amelia, on TUESDAY, Tie llth day OF
JANUARY, 1878, the Tract of Land on which now
reside, containing by recent survey, 1900 acres.
Tie land Hes on both sides Of Fiat Creek and be
tween II AMI large branch called the Beaver Pond
ore fourth q! which il low grounds, and admirably
adapted TO The growth u! cGr, wra and tobacco Al
the necessary barns, stripping houses, are conve
nlcnuy located, and in 4 stale OF good repair
There Is also on The farm o! The hest wheat gra
narss ana threshng machines in The State. The land
Is so situated as TO he in convenient distance TO the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad, provided il runs on
either OF the routes which have been indicated The
lana WI he sold upon such terms viii suit Eurcha-
sefS. Inc purchase money Is secured 10 my satsac
Ton, will give as long time for its payment as any
purchasers may desire
The Negroes are yonng and likely, and Of such de-
scrItans as are usually found upon large plantations
They will bs sold To The highest bidder for cash, and
their sale will not depend upon the sale of the land
They viii be sold without reserve, and will bring. |
hope, enough money 10 enable ne TO make easy terms
" the purchaser nj the land.
At the same lime and place, viii he sold all of nv
Stock Of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, &C.; Also The
Crops on hand, including about 10000 pounds of To-
eacco The Stock Crops, &c. will be sold upon
dit of twelve months.
have mol given detailed description Of the land
as iake 1t fr granted any person wishing 10 purchase
"1 QUO Ike to view and exainn Il for himself.
tiie day fixed for the sale should prove unlikely,
II WI" certainly take place on the first fair day trreaf
ter and he continued from day day until the sale is
completed. HENRY ANDERSON
Amelia, Dec. 81, lsi7-d&cids
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
WILL, Is ore of the Administrators of Joseph Shell
ton, decreased, IN WEDNESDAY, tie l2lh day of ia.
nunry, IaiS If fair if not tie next arr day. a, the late
residence of the deceased in the county of Goochand
expose to saie publicly, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
tfEp - =
women, boys and girls. f. l.. TERRELL,
Dec. li-cldS Administrators
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go Dollars Reward !!

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, at New k-nt
IL Cuurt house. the 9th day Of May, 1916, Ne
gro Woman named JUDY. The said slave Is about %
years OF age five feel two inches high, and very
black. She was purchased by the subscriber, nj New
Kent Courthouse, The 9TH day of May 1886, aud
sold by John b. Christian, Esq. rs Commissioner IN
der decree Of the Chancey Court Of Richmond, In The
Of Senple vs. Christian aud others J will give
$50 for the apprehension and delivery Of said SAL to
In Richmond.
Having good to believe that she ~ haIhored
between New Kent g. u. and Williamsburg, by white
man. will give. al iltion u the abnve reward, $50
fo5 such information as will convict the offender.
Nov 9-cwtf JOHN J. TULER.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

u, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
|SS AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
- Y Il d o DIS,
5, MAIN STsEer, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
(e1i door ADORE J. VI. Randolph& Co.
RRindersigned beg leave to inform their friends.
Tho public generally, that they will open a
March next. Wy va '"'
stock OF Goods will be entirely new. They
solicit q call from all, assuring them thew n.
bed to do every thing In their power 10 please
QUINN N. WOOD,
~ JAS. B. FERGUSON.
ISAAC X. BARKSDALE.
-cw,ecthMh
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T " COLEMAN A NJ, Principal.
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, A N, Assistant.
ALEX DEMPSTER, A NJ, Assistant.
w. w. Dabney,

HAVING associated with him John J. Will
II sou, will hereafter conduct the GaocsaY AND
Commission BUSINESS under the firm and style OF
DABNEY & WILSON, they intend To keep at
all times well selected stock OF family Groceries,
TO which they respectfully solitil call from their
friends and the public generally, as they are de-
termiDed TO sci! low for cash Oh the usual lime TO
punctual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention TO The sales of all kinds OF PRO.
duce entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.
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wen. HEisrsey's Office.

mi ". iUs ElS MAIN - L EEL ktCeHtORG
IN Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1918.
10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest thee number Prize $40 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Class s. for 1913, Ia be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, January 18th. G,and
Scheme :-s;O.CoO lO.0OO, 6,90O, 5000, 5m 2,a'a 3
of 1000, of 500. of 300, OF $50, &c. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters ? so.
10000 DOLLARS! l2,000l 5000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass :, for l6is, Ia he drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, January D. 66 No. Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots Splendid Sch' me: s3n,nG1, H. rto.
1000, 5000, $50 prizes Of 2000 10 Of ,0rO 10 of
500, % of $50, liz of i5v, Tickets $40; halves 81;
quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000!
l3 drawn Nos. in each package Of rs Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 9, To hr drawn on Sa'nr-
day. Jan. a9th 1913 Grand Capitals 81 ,0O0, $1,000,
10000. lO.OGu 60n0, 5000 200, 39ia, prizes Of
1850 Is OF 900, 900 nf 5u0 100 Of 23, 100 nj 100, &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 50; quarters 8 70.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM. HURLEY. Richmond. Va.
Orders for certificates OF Passages, siags Tickeia
and Shares, any of the above Scc mes, addressed 10
the undersigned, viii receive The pro,p alien
tim, and an OF each drawing forwarded IA
sonn as il is received. WA. HURLEY.
Forsmaller Schsmes, sec acknowledgements
Jan.3 w. HURLEY
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81. ssa5nsc 81 Go.
IANAGEHS OE LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
1 ia heretofore, under the management Of PAINE Il
CO., who The eldest Managers Of l. tleres in
the United States. The which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in the
large prizes than all other genrnts put together
will doubtless be guide TO those who DESTROYS Of
obtaining a fortune. Whole of $4,000, 10000,
5000, 5 OF 10 1000, Of 5000, Of 1000, and
innun-i able smaller ones have been sent this agen
cy during the past year For large prizes and promp;
pay, address your orders to us or to
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine Il Co,
Richmond Virginia.
The whole Of $50 900, in Paine's Lottery, sent
last week 10 New York.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

IWO HUNDRED DOlLAKS tE w ARD.
My SLAVE WILLIAM, who has been hired Tor The
w last years To James Fisher JT nj tins city,
il believed has ahscondrd, and Ia rndrt.nrina 10
cape n free State. VIII give two hundred dollars
for his apprehension and delivery Ia me. II taken with
out the limits vf the Siate-ore hundred dollars II ia
ken within the links of Ike state, and beyond the IL
mi,s of The county Of llenrico"r twenty dollars Ia
ken within said county. The said Save twlIp l.
times called William Ilil likely copper c"oIed
fellow, between - and 81 years nf q: pleasing ad
Dress about feet inches high, wrars very bushy
head Of hair aud generally dTesstS wei, bat plainly
lie viii, however, IN all p'ob billy, Change his appear
ance as much as possible. JOHN HILL.
n.c I5-lIif.rEk
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pERKINsv.LLE FEMALE SEMINARY

PERKINSV.LLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
rIyHE next session Of this Sohno Thirty miles above
L Richmond aud SEVEN f,om Goochland Court
house J will commence on MONDAY, the 2lst OF Feb
rna,y next III which vii! be taught Natural and Moral
Philosophy Roany, Geongy, History, CheiAislry, Ma
themaiics, Latin, French and Spanish Languages,
Drawing aud Painting, Geography, with the use Of
Gnhes
Nj Walters will teach Mnsc, as heretofore
The school n previously, will be conducted by Miss
Sarah 4. Stevens
FERNS, for Beard ana Tuition, per session "f I'VE
months, $50 /. = rH''h'Se'
For satisfaction, we refer 10 The following gentle
men WHO have heretofore been patrons al the School
dr. r. 3 Claiborne, TIenrico Col ID. w. K. Bowirs,
cart WIN. Shepherd. Fiuvanna Thomas 4. Hope
and Wm. F Johnson, E,qs., Louisa; Hr. A. V. Payne,
Col. Peter Guerrant, john s "oodsnn, Esq Gooch'
land. bec' Si-e"o"
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= = cursrEREIELp ALWAYS TRUE.

In spite of the efforts oil the Wings to oi'Ds
., Questions 10 bear upon the election; )" o,.s
Il he appeals OF the Wing press 10 '"e ~.
nopd voters, the unAnching Democracy =. 49, ,.so
sfsd, Yesterday, BY u nas' Of Delegate, Alex
osss ESQ.,. as the worthy successor Of his es.
..m,d and we may add, beloved ia'nef' we
',ors,nI.,e Chesterfield upon having secured
ssrvicys of SO valuable representative and
h. vote which does SO much honor 10 ner IN
k1ibe Democracy.
We would advise the Wings 10 save their NOR
s,a,ion hereafter, 10 abandon all hopes OF car
limo Chesterfield. She cannot be touched oy
a. inducements they can offer to her.
4, the close of the polls last evening the vote
|.ood .as
Alexander Jones, (Dem.) a aSe
Holden Rhodes, (Fed) |o'
a3O
~ We received no ielesraphic dispatch last
l.n;,o The wires are out of order.
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TOBACCO-Nolhing doing, on account OF
|e Holidays. :, I'm
WBEAT-Whle 1875; Red 10.
OATS-37. a 40 c. per bushel.
CORN--65 cents.
CORN MEAL-75 so cents per bushel'-
lales of country meal al 80 els.
ROVISlONS-BACON: Smi,hheld and City
bred none in market; Western Sides, "a u
Fnls; Shoulders II cents; Hams, II Ut
kn,s Hams scarce and in demand. LARD
Ia 10 cents. nc
|FlsH-Nonh Carolina Herrings cut So a
"a from second hands none in first hands.
COTTON-llta IL cents per pound.
|CaTTLE-For Callle from the scales, gross
|eieb,. 50 so a 3 25 Hoes: Sc. SHEEP: 81
A m
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URLEYS OFFICE, No. lOs East Main

fURLEYS OFFICE, No. lOs East Main
Street.
We will not boast!-aliow US 10 say,
HURLrr sells prizes every day.
day, Tussday-Rich Scheme. G6 Nos, ID drawn.
|,ndra Lottery, Glass 4. Capitals: $4,000, 5000,
lI5O 10 prizes Of 5Qo 10 Of 251. 10 OF 2UO 10 Of
lowest prize 100. Tickets IS. Sales close at S
XIX, at uURLEY'S HOME OF FORTUNE.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Closs3:
IS 70 6S SO 81 IS II 10 81 Is IS % 10.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Class3:
so % 81 46 So IL &c 50.
600 Capital Tomorrow. Tickets $40. Sales
ats o'clock,at HURLEY'S.
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j FARM NEAR RIcUWOND For SAFE

4 FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
OFFER for safe my Farm IN the county of H.nricn
about two miles from The Old Harkct House. The
farm Contains Two hundred and.sItren acres Of which
about hundred and t"enty cleared, the balance
in wood The cleared land has all been highly i'm.
proved with lime and putrescent manures, and pro-
ducrs very fine crops The uncieared land has on IL
very heavy growth Of wood which, from nearness
market, very valuable ON the farm there are ali
necessary houses, in GOOD order, To wit a dwelling
house with rooms, eight closets and cellar a
kitchen. laundry, office. dairy smoke house. four barns
stables for horses and cows, and abundant supply
Of line wafer. I have lived on lie farm for more han
four years with nearly forty my family. and there
has To hem case Of serious sickness. The place Is
considered by those who know il healthy as any In
Virginia.
My reason for wishing To sell is that may devote
my time entirely Ia my profession will sell Tie
for fair price, and the liberal Persons
wishing u buy invited 20 call on me, either my
Office in Richmond, or al my house, on the farm
Dec 3l-cf JSO. ~ GREGORY.
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FIFTY OOILARS REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the subscribers on sunday, the
IL 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said slave is about 81 years Of age black ab"n leeI
inches high, weighs about l5I pounds has gnad teeth
and round and likely face. He was purchased ut H.
II. Dickinson & Brothers Auction Room The 2a of
March last from aicsSrs MiEcr {: Keen, OF Putsylva
mia Court house. IL was purchased by them-N & X.
in Rockingham, N. e., and he Will IN all probability
for that place, he off last April, and Was
taken up, on his way there, al Amelia Court hnuss
The persor that took him up that shot him.
with small shot, on ihr legs, and the shot marks
very perceptbe the hind part or the calves Of is
legs. We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very al said bog to r. II. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond Va, IL taken up after this date, and, ii Ia
ken up prev to this date will pay S25 FOR his de-
livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him 10 this
place from where he NAV be taken up
KELLY, HuNDLEY & co.
Richmond Aurust 81 lrj7-Ct
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. /.
CorroN-The proximity u later advices from
-ope, has thrown Ian :uor over the marker,
Eicularly over our great staple, cotton, and
n stock 81 10000 bal:s We have only 10 re-.
\ the We Ks sales al IA 500 bales.
SrSAa.-The sock is smail-some $500 hhds.
~. changed hands during the week
arrivals have been large, but
demand has absorbed them a, prices ranging
|n II a II, CTS; The bulk of the sales having
IN atl7t CTS. Arrived since the LIST Sept. lS41,
BIS bis. Exported "a, 495 bbs.
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PLANTATION AND FAMILY GRO

THE Undersigned ofe. for sale, upon favorable
TERMS
- OaO lbs. heavy Western Sides and shoulders
100 bills. No cIipt " 9. ilerfiEgs
300 sacks Liver 9o-l fine salt
$50 sacks Ground Alum salt
1000 gallons Cuba and ~ q. Mo'assas part ia bbS.
~ hhds. y. o., ? T and -. Crniz Sugar
,bs. Wcoisry'S Sugar
% hal! bbs Family Roe irrfings
An assortment Of fine and common Teas
50 bag RIO, Lasuira, Cape and Java Coffee
l0Obushels prime Mountain aud Ohio Clover Seed
% bbls Wilson's pure CIDER Vinegar, which, with
good assortment of Cotton Yarn, Lending Lines Bed
Cords. Hacking Spices &C. re- will he sold 10 their
customers and all others III prices 20 sui; the TINES
Special! attention paid To the sale of al Grain. ~ the
reduced charge Of Que cent ;he tusiei commission.
FEAKE, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
Dec aS-ctJanl5 Corner OF 18Th aud Gary sta.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

WILLIAMSBURG, November 18th, IeiI. J
The parties to the above mentioned cause are hereby
notified, that | have appointed TUESDAY, The a'ih
day of February Ia4S TO carry the same into effect
which day. by 10 O'clock A. M they tas well as other
creditors Of the Estate OF Richard Coke sr decreased
on or before that day. desired 10 attend a. my OIL
fire in said civ with their vouchers. papers and evil
dence. to enable the Commissioner report thereon
nsc ewsw W. NJ. MOODY. 81. e..
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SALE OF NEGROES.

HN TUESDAY, the Issh instant. ihe day after
~ Prince Edward County Court ,if fair, u not, the
next lir day shall oi!rr for sale, public auction,
i"r cash. IN Farmvie, IN front OF th- Tavern or Mr.
IGs.Ph IL CaHiagton, fCu. likely Negroes, "a Man.
Woman, Boy and Girl, belonging to The estate of 10
seph ). Palmoie, deceased
Jan 7-e;t CREED d. COLEMAN, Admir-
sN pursuance of Gccrre qf the cnit Superior Court
OF Law aud ChanceTy for Chesterfield county, pro.
nnunced on The 10Th day of October le47, in the
following cases:
Henry : Bate, and als, Plaintiffs ! -
against
Jno. u Goodies Admrs., and ais. Defendants: 9
Mack Goode, Lawson NunnaI!y, and ais. 3
against Plaintiffs: 2
The same Defendants: =
And also OF one other decree &c the said Court pro-
ncuncrd on The same day, IN The case of
James T.. Gates, guardian. &c for Lucy A.. John
c, and Robert VIM. Goode Plaintiffs: ,
against =
Lucy A. Goode, John C. Goode and Robert VIM
Goode Jnseph X. Woodbridge and Louisa his wife,
and PAIL? r. SoGtial and Eliza J. his wife, the :
three fist 10y Alexander Sims, their guardian al IL :
tenn. Defendants:
Tie undersigned. Commissioners, will sell TO The
highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY. the
22d day If January, lsi6, the whole Tract Of Land
called R"hersons, on Appoma'tox river, one mile be-
lew Goodies Bridge, in Chesterfield county lately own.
ed and Cultivated ty John D. Gn0Gr and Robert Good-
partnership estate, aud suppt sed To contain $50
acreS-but, III order 10 ascertain The real qnary, the
whole tract viii be previous IL the day sale
Also. on The same day, and IL the place, Grist
Mil IN Saponey Greek, In The ,aid county, with tho
machinery WAFER rights, mill PRIVILEGES ana appuue-
ninces beloncn. therein, or credit Of one, two and
three ycIrs. except 10 in cash sufficient
to deitay all the expenses Of obtaining these d-oIreJ
and Of carrying the same into effect. Bonds with good
security VIII be required. 10 carry interest from The
date, and the title 10 the land and other real estate
wIthlis As n further indemnity.
ALEXANDER SIMS, c.,,
JOS. GOODE, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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CLARKE.

F|SESF ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
oe sa M, Annual Interest due the Isl Jann-
'o4N' on that portion of the Public
>'etea on the Books of the Public Au.
m ,%s' will be paid on application on and
nun instant. J. BROWN, Jr.,
Second Auditor.
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T UCK's OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place
IL Richmond, Virginia.
TAKE NOTICED

TAKE NUTICE!
rr!ze of $1,000 sold and paid by LUCK.
The fact is, some person. were born tn he rich,
while others remain poor all their lives, and because
they will not give Dame Fortune opportunity to
emile upon them No one be rich by the drawing OF
prize, unless first purchasing Ticket: then come and
try your luck ut No. s.
Drawn Nos Of G.and Consolidated Lnttery, Class .:
SO 10 IL 63 - az IS II 81 81 10 81.
Half Ticket 81 81 II, 1900, sold and paid at No.
Shy LUCK.
TWO MORE!
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass z:
&c S 81 ~ Q 10 25 % % so 7 TO-
Whole Nos % "a Both sold in tho above, and
Share J9 ~ 46 ( paid by LUCK.
Making three Capitals sold on Saturday.
THIS DAY.
sl7, 500 Capital Pike. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
Also, the Dollar Lott.ry-s5.oo0 CAPITAL Prize.
Tickets 81. For Priz, Tickets, No S, under the EI-
change, is the place. Jan. II
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J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo.
sile Exchange Hotel
4io, ye who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut figure;
Fall ere the prizes all are sold
The $50 osrs" can be had OF BIGGER.
Io-day-Capi,als: $4,000, 5000, 1000,
10 OF 500. IS Nos - drawn ballots. Sales
|hl 5 P. Nj. Tickets SIS.
prawn Nos. OF the Alexandra, class 3:
- 6S SO 81 3 SIS II 10 80 63 25 80 is
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EDUCATION.
EErs. Souahgate's

SEMlNARY FOX YOUNG LADIES'.
'E exercises Of this Seminary Will close On the 18th
aIy. 1913.
nc course of studies pursued in this School is ade-
qhe 10 ro'ie and thorough education, and any Young
10y tat II ioefaby advanced, may complete cole
e'n, . course by remaining four years.
Ne Ehehsh Routine nf studies will embrace
t,'hnniar-- Smiths or Kirkham's.
"S.Siaphy, with The Of aiaps aud Globes-Mt-
n,,t'thm"iiG;-Smith and Enlrrson's Series
- hiSioiy-ta'ry Series, Wooster: Prnnack's Series;
bamfr"its History OF The United States
Il-'"rIc--B"yd's or Janerson's
Naafn i!isiofy-Smilie's
Natural h;iosopiy-Comslock,s
Chem!stry-IOnrs's
sography-Consiock's
Rntany-MIs. LinccIn's
Moral Observation-Disclosures Watts on The
Mind. "
Spelling, Writing and Composition, particularly at
tended 10.
hiss Hughes, a lady Of tried and unques,icnable
qndhcaons WI aaain lake charge Of this SEMINARY
with HE united assistance Of Mrs. and Miss Son,l,
gate.
MIR w. ]. Bergman will give instructions IN Latin
Greek, Mathematics, &c.
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Nuynnnr lady Willie received fsr shorter time thar,
The term after entrance; clurgr will be made previous
Ia admission, and no deduction for absence unless de.
tanned by ntraceh intisOsitiOn. II is very desirable
that parents should enter their children az an eaiy pc
rod Us every preparation for their reception will I've
made, and Their advancement grenty promoted by it,
Locus cottage, kHs {. Queen County, SirvrnsviIle
Post Office. Dec 7--cjW
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|ICMMOND THEATRE,

b TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IL,
be acted The Comedy, in S acts, called
Heads and Young Hearts
Fe Rural Mr.. Blake.
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WANTED.
FONTAINE WOOD AND THOMAS
WON

you are non.residents Of the
STALE Of Virginia, you will please take notice,
shall, on the 9Th day Of February, ls4S, between
(ol's cf ten in the forenoon and six in tho after
al the Prentiss House. In the city Of Vicksburg,
ate Of Mississippi proceed to take the dispositions
ffhard Barnett and others, 10 be read as evidence
certain suit in ChanceIy now depending In the
|ui, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of Essex
nly, and Stale Of Virginia, aforesaid, in which
H. from any cause the said dispositions should not
Easen on the day above designated, or should be
|neneed aud not completed, then the taking Of the
ieposilions will be adjourned from day to day un-
ken and completed. JOHN A. PARKER.
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