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Negro hiring and General
Agency.

THE subscribers having been, tor many years, en-
i gagged "a General Agents IN this CITY, again nHrf
their services their former patrons aud 10 Tie pubh
pnnefay for the collection al claims oil every ursclip
tlon renting ont houses and receiving the rents, fihe
out negroes collecting their hires, and d'spoSing o
them at public private sale They also sei rea pro
peny in town or country and purchase slaves on com
missnn For the promptn-ss and fidelity with winch
they attend 10 business they refer 10 the citizens ."
Richmond generally, and particularly 10 the following
2enllemen-viz: 80 :,
Gen WIN Lambert, Mayor; Bernard Pryton, WIN II
Richardson Jas T. Heath. Auditor; George " Mnniod,
WIN & Thos Richie, MoSeiy 4 Elliott, WIN SANDS,
Nicholas Mills John Rutherford, Andrew stevenson !,
John VI Patton Webb, Bacon Baskerville. Archibald
Peasants Williams, Claiborne s Co, Jas Caske, John
& IIobson John |. Tate, Dunlop, Mohcnre 20, Johh
NJ FERGUSON, II w Fry, rhos Cha. Etl.s, Lou"
Elicit. PHILIP Tabs ~,
Office on Main street. opposite Exchange Bank.
NB-Persons wishing TO place servants unirr our
est nv giving early notice thereof, accompanied ps
lis. of the servants and statement Of thrf lhaa'
tiers and qualifications and by sending them 10 ~ Oh ~
before The 18th of December, as soon thereafter -
practicable aS Christmas week Is the most iasnra'
bic time for hiring.
Owners at n distance may avoid The trouble aid -
pense Of coming 10 town with servants, ny >rhdihg
them u our address, after having previously advised ~
of the time and manner of sending them, 80 thit We
NAV be in readiness TO them, on tneif arrival,
nj the time and pare designated, and nave lhtm
placed where they will be comfortably provided Tor "
hired out. ~,
we superintend through the year all servants hired
out by u.s. and in case OF Illness pay special attention
10 their being promptly furnished the necessary msd
c,l aid PM TABB & SON.
Dec I5-cn
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EDUCATION.
RappahannOck Academy,

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
on Monday. the 9Th January ls4s, and continue
until the last of July.
The course of instruction will embrace, as hereto.
FORE all the studies Of thorough English Classical
and Mathematical Education, together with Military
Tactics. This Inter branch 10 under the charge Of
tute who has been especially selected for that purpose
we'll take charge OF the Mathematical Depart
ment.
This situation combines within itself unusual advan-
tages. The location Is proverbal for being perfectly
healthy all Of the year. high and dirv, and
surrounded with abundance of shade; the buildings
erected expressly the purposes othe school, three in
number, all built Of brick, with lecture rooms, and
library room and dormores, sufficient for seventy five
boarders. There is OH excellent library, Of hun
bred volumes, TO which the students have free
close of Tuition and Board, including Fuel and WASH
Ing per scholastic year of ten months-Sesson $780,
$9l for the next session of seven months. BEDDING
and Lights, when furnished by the Principal, $40.
P. O. Of the School, Rappahannock Academy, Caro-
line county, Virginia
RTrEREscEs:-George Fitzhugh,t ESQ.,, Port Royal
A. Fitzhugh,. Esq Col e Tayoe,s w. n. Mason.
ESQ.,, DIR. F. Fairfax, king George; Hon. Wlloughby
Newton, DIR. Jos. Wheeiwrsht, Robt. Mayo, IT,. Esq.,
G. w. Lewis, ESQ.,, Westmoreland; Or. jeff. Minor
son, ESQ.,, spottsyvania; Gen. Sam ii. Lewis, Rock
ingham; VIM Boxham,s ESQ.,, Tallahassee, Florida; +.
w Seabury, ESQ.,, Norfolk; Capt VIM Gteen.s United
States Navy; Rev. WIN. Friend, Port Royal; Rev Alex.
Shiras, Georeeiown; Rev. H. NJ. Denison, Williams
burg; Hon. Dan. z Various, Alabama; Captain James
Maget.s Southampton.
Gentlemen who have sons or wards al the lnslitu-
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w P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
W. WALL STREET, Richmond, Va.
GRANn SCHEMES EQR DECENRER

GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Delaware Lottery, No i2, To he drawn December 20.
6i Nos II drawn ballots. Capitals s3U ,0n0, l5Ooo,
5000 5000 30 prizes Of 400, 20 of 500, ~ OF $40, Sc
Tickets Sl0-sharrs in proportions.
GRAND SCHEME.
$50 900 Capital IS ,0G0 lowest No pIize !!
Virginia Lesshure Lottery, Class [, for lsas,t b.
drawn on Saturday, December 23d. y Drawn Mum.
hers out RS. Capals s5u0OO 30 900. 10000 900,
2d of 900, S. Of 400, SC Tickets SIS: halves so;
quarters rs.
Delaware Lottery, No. 80. to be drawn December q.
rs No Lo,tery-4 drawn ballots. Capitals $50, 500,
10 333 $780, Il75 OF 200, Of 500, of $780, Of
200, 40 &c $780, &C Tickets siOshares in proportion.
Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Class IT, for ls4s TO be
drawn on Saturday, December 3o IS Nos, y drawn;
Prizes: s45 22 of 900, Of 5n00 10 Of 500, I'D Of
POO % of 6Oo 30 Of $780, sc. Tickets slO-sharss In
proportion
eta and Shares any the above Schemes addressed
10 the undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
on and account Of each drawing forwarded so soon
as il Is received.
1 Packages certificates and single Tickets for sale
bv WM. P. TURPfS. Richmond. Va.
NJ, 10
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE II
KING WILLIAM COUNTY
The King William Mills
UNDER DEEDS IN I

DNDER DEEDS Nv IhUS 4.
DY virtue of several deeds OF trust executed ny
- William SLrr-the ifst To Iohn Powell aud Rich
ard Tcmpk'ns, tthr latter not signing nor acknow
lrdrng the same dated the 23i day 81 juiy, -f, and
ttr second John Powell dated the 27th iay OF April
l-iG e. the purpose a. securing CERTAIN sum ~ money
therein mentioned. and the payment Of certain hands
therein fully specified, dI. 10 Henry ImDcTliSe-and
both d. due record ~ lie Clerks Office 81 KING WI
liam County cunft. shill. IN TUESDAY, the 20 IA
day Of December leis at IL ocio k, NJ. tnnon,l pro-
cerd 10 sell, Al public auction, t. The highest bidder
tor cash. the premises, thr following real estate
and very valuable proprriy-tp WI:
The King William Mills, formerly known as the
Saw Mil. with all the apparatus and appudeBances
thrrrnnto belonging, win my i've and quarter
of land morc less thereto attached, situated
directly the public r0af leading 10 Iompkins and
Dabney's Ferry. on the Pamubkey river, IN the said
county Of King William and Parish of 81. Dav,d;-and,
should the DAY above mentioned prove IncleneBt
10 render II mprdeRt and improper, Ia the Judgment
and opinion Of the Trustee to sell the sale viii be
tnued and take place the next far day thereafter,
III THE same Is effected NJ the same place and hour.
believe the lille 10 the above described property Ia
kr good and unInrsIionabr, hui, actng Trustee,
shall only convey such title as Is vested IN by the
trust deeds aforesaid
viii only add, that the above described Mil and
property Is considered very valuable, and well worthy
the tenton Of capitalists
JOHN POWELL, Trustee.
Enfield KIM William Npy.
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I SHALL sell publicly, al Seiwind, IN the county Of
4 Ianoysr, late the residences az Archibald Govan,
deceased, on WEDNESDAY. the 81 of January, is's,
IL fair, II not, The next fair day thereafter The per-
sonal estate Of said Govan, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plate, Plantation Utensils.
Stock Crops including four hundred barrels Of Corn,
&C., and between twenty and thirty likely and valuable
Slaves. Among the articles he sold isa well select
ed and valuable Library mostly Of English editions,
remarkably well bound several series OF The celebrated
prints of Iogarh, aud other prints and y splendid
gold watch of the hest English workmanship. On tho
FRIDAY following, 10 Wi, On the stu Of January,
1919 IL fair il not the far day thereafter, shall
sell on the premise thlt valuable properly known as
.Gnvan- Mil - formerly .'Alacnn's MIL situated on
the New Bridge Road about ninr miles from the CITY z"
Richmond seven trom the old Church, and fifteen rom
Hanover Court House, together wiih about twenty
acres Of land thereto attached; aud Immediately there
after about thirty three 81 land thereto al Joining
rhe improvements uf the Mlll properly Consist ni
large Cora and Flour NIl with AL necessary appnHc-
nancrs for nIlnIiacturn.-a new and vhuahir saw
Mil, and turning lathe aud nIurrs, all situated on
never failing stream az walter, Rlacksmiihs shop,
Dwelling House AMI Kitchen. This property may g
made exceedingly valuable for manufacturing pur-
poses 10 any energetic and entrrprisinG indvihnai.
TERMS SsLg-Of the personal property fof mo
Slaves cash For the other person property arfedit
ri SIX months viii he given for suns orrs ten dollars
hut bonds with unquestionabe security viii he required
before the property u removed Ter sums OF Ten uo'
lars and under, cash Will br required.
OF The REAL PKorEnry-F"r the MN property
twelve hundred dollars cash. the balance ~ Two
equal payments IL eight and sixteen months the pur-
chaser executing. bond wlih approved stcnilty, ana
deed Of trust the premises 10 secure the credit py-
mrnis For the thi'y three acre, adjoining the Miil
one third will b- required IN cash, inr balance on
credit aud security simai Ia that required Tor ihe NH
properiy believe the tile 10 thu lotgo,ne property 10
br perfect, but shall convey sirn tr "nIy a. y vesea
IN me Executor. q W. RlChi hpsoS,
Executor Of Archibald Govan, deceased.
der Il-lcb
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EDUCATION.

rBE FEMALE SCHOOL at the residence Of the
i subscriber wildwood, Powhatan county, wi ne
re- oprnsd under the superintendent of Miss Sarah
Miller So long and favoraby known as a Teacher ln
this part of Virginia. the 18th day Of January, e4s
The peculiar advantages of this School are very great
than the French language understands II thoroughly,
and speaks 1t rs we'll native So with the English
having learned il very dramatically, she teaches IL IN
The subscriber will take sir boarders, if early appi'-
cation be made.
TERMS:
an pa sne ~ na, session M ten months, 500
Tuition In English, On
Tuition in French, az
Music on Piano, ce,,hs
PAYABLE al the end of each half session OF hve months
No deduction except in cases Of continued lliness-
PupiIs entered for the whole term OF ten months.
hddress-Dr. David McCaw, subleu's Tavern, Pow
80, snn,v Nov 2l-en
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Oough and Ready Hotel.

THE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks
10 his friends and the public generally Tor
h. liberal patronage with which he has been ia
.o,e1 since he became The proprietor OF The above
b a,sl and now informs his friends and the pub
= parllcuarly members Of the Legislature and
ransers visiting the city the present winter,
Tho NAV be unac1uainted with the conveDiences
. nd comfort. of his house, that his house has re-
EMILY undergone many Improvements through
Dur. which renders il as comfortable, pleasant
md srsclive as any similar house in The city.
Without epumera.ing his bill OF fare, suffice
| 10 saw thai be has made the necessary arrange
mems with The officers on board The steamboats,
nd cars 10 use every exertion TO obtain Tor him,
Eaily, The best from the Northern markets, and, by
(nls arrangement, he is prepared TO keep con-
kau.y on hand supply ni every luxury and de-
ficacy which This aud the Northern markets al.
lot. His Bar, as usual is never deficient Of any
bny thing in its way, but kept always supplied
hin every Thing Ct the best that can be called fer
b tssited, ard he hopes, by his renewed efforts
10 please, and deyotins strict personal attention
10 bis business, 10 merit and receive coniinu-
] uce OF that patronage which has heretofore been
10 literally bestowed upon him by a generous
public. THOMAS WHEELEY.
N. 3. wish to employ, Immediately, good
Einins-ro servant, that can come well recon-
nended, for whom good wages will be given.
Dec. l9 THOMAS WHEELEY.
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LOTTERIES.
Z, y ~, her s,s
e. Iii 4. C

u = fsi ID CT - e. sts 4 e,
On Fourteenth Street. 1l,,aey Lhs Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LANDER respectfully informs hisirirnds
and the public in general, that lie has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, in The Office ION Ian
street, underline Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
BY D. III. Hoyt. and recently nv E. Il. Pendleton
Drawn Nos. OF Mononealia, II, Dec. Is:
81 &C 30 SO So As 80 Is 10.
Whole Is 36 81, another prize of $lOO
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, 100. Dec. l6
- AZ go Sc 2 50 So 81 81 81 80 SO 40.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class So:
90 43 3 9 7 25 % So 2 IS ST.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass II, Nov 30th:
36 81 81 81 40 AZ 6 IS % 80 10 SO Sc %.
Whole Tlcket % &c So, prize OF 3 600 sent
to this off e.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 81, Dec IA:
81 60 At d g 81 70 50 % 81 "A
Whole ticket, 90 81 -, prize OF $500, sent
10 lhs office.
TUEsDAY-The Va. Lecshurg Lottery, Glass &c,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals $40 lsO,
Of 10000, S Of 900, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
ets s.; halves 50; qrs. ] a5.
WEDNEsDAY-Spendid Scheme. The Delaware
State Lottery Glass No. % Capitals s3UOOO, 1000,
s,OO0 5000, 4OOO 2,079 20 of 600, &c. &c Nos, II
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5: ars. 50.
$4,000 in prizes OF $4,000 each
THURSpAY-Thr Sussex county tDelawarel Lotte.
ry, Glass go. Capitals: Of s1DO0, Of 49O, 90 Of
1000 &c. IS Nos, l2drawp. Tickets S5 halves2 oU
Irs. IS.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. 49, Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 000 sc. 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves ,: quarters l.
sATURDAY-DoIlar Lottery. The Sussex county
(0elaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 1888 Capitals:
$4,000, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickstssl halves SO
Cts; quarters25 C.
Saturday Evenng-Saes close ats O'Clock.
A MAGNIPIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass G. Capitals:
O < N Ia nj
being the lowest No. prizes, 81. 20 Nos, IL drawn
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
GJ- Orders for packagrs, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above IN Of Mnu
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, toi which there drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for ticSets
viii receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately IN distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
a. Recoilect So.3-''There's luck IN odd nnmhers,
says Rory O'Nore ~ Dec le
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, !,

DTecHptI y iofc'
N conformity 10 an act entitled IAN act 10 reduce
into one ACT the several concerning Eschealors
passed the 9TH day Of January 1919 do HEREBY make
known all whom II may concern, that appears by
certificate OF the Escbeator Of the county OF Pende
ton dated the 9th day Of November, 1885, and receiv-
ed into The Land Office the 9Th day OF December,
lS4S that by an inquest held On the 9Th day Of Sovem
ber lsis the following tracts OF land have been found
escheatrd 10 this CommOnwealth-viZ
tract parcel of land, containing Two hundred
and fftyf -four acres, lying and being in the county Of
Pendlron on the West side OF the South Branch. al
Mace called the Big Sugar Tree Rottom of which said
tract or parcel nf land Charles Blechyndrn died seized
Also, n tract parcel Of land, containing one hun
bred and forty acres lying and being IN the SAID
county of Pendlelon, the Yves, side ol the south
branch of the Potomac, adoinine hi. former lands on
The North aud East side, OF which said tract parcel Of
land Charles Blechynden died seized.
$ II PARKER, Register Land Office.
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BY PULLIAM 81 SLADE.

GALE or CLOTHS, CaSSlAlERES, &c
- 'rhr snh>cii. ef in;sn:'rs 10 remove from his
present stand on Wall Street al! wishing 10
make change IN his business, lsseIl, IN Tues
day next, the l9 /! inst al 10 O'clock, A. Nj, al
pubic auction, all me stCca oil goods, consisting
OF The u>uai variety aaG the store fixtures remain
ing on hand on that day.
J. V. HARDWlCKE, Agent
Sale condnc'e! by
PULLlAM Il SLADE, Aucts.
P. S.-All those indebted 10 J V. Ii. ale re-
questcd 10 call and settle heir accounts, as lon
ger indulgence cannot be given.
Dec l5-ctds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.
PURSUANT 10 The provisions Of a decree OF
Orange Circuit Superior Ceurt vi Law an.
Chancery, made on The 9th day OF October, 1916,
in The cause herein depend ng, IN The name OF
William Newman against Jane 5. Newman, in
her own right, and a Execuirx Of hos. New
man, deceased, and others, defendants, the under
signed COMMISSIONED appointed Tor thai purpose
by said decree, will, On the first day Of January,
lS49 offer for sale. al public auction, 10 The high
est bidder, at Orange Courthouse, all The Ne
GROES in his possession, or under his control,
as Administrator &c bunis non, with The will an
ne1ed Of William Newman, deceased consist
ing of men, boys, girls, women and Children
tWenty-six in number On credit OF IL mcnhs.
The decree directs that The purchaser be re-
enifed 10 give bond with coed security bear
ing interest from The iay II sale, with an en-
dorscmenr, that, il the principal he functualIy
paid The interest i IL br RENTED.
JOHN NJ CHAPMAN,
Commissioner and AGmnlstTstn- De bonis non.
win The viii annexed, II Wm. Newman u, cec'c
Orange Court hunse, Nov. 9-d2S &c.ds
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FOR RENT.

- And possession given on the lst Of ia
fsiA nuary, l649, the large and commodous
|a!R Tobacco Factory on Mayo's Bridge, at
b head Of the Dock. It is well adapted 10 the
Exposes Of Lumber House, and was so con-
|,ac.ed as 10 admit OF being divided, if tenant
|aoud prefer Factory or Lumber House OF
|aaller dimensions. Apply TO Mr.. John Wat
tas or 10 E. G. MAYO.
Dec l9-24w2w
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY.

THE NEXT session of this institution will commence
i on the first of February. and end on tho last oil
June.
Terms, PSF ssssiOs Of fue mosii'' 80.
For the English course, s,o
French, Italian, Spanish, Greek OF Latin, 10
Algebra Geometry, %
Music, with use of Piano. co co
Board, including every personal accommodation, ~
The subscriber now occupies the premises owned by
the late Principal and will be prepared 10 receive board
eIs, Board can also be obtained In many OF the most
Persons who NAV wish to make enquiries respecting
the School are referred TO the Trustees-vz V. w.
Southall, John r. Jones. VIM. A. Bib, E. Il Watson,
j. n. Timberlake, and Ira Garrett Also. 70 zen. !ohh
n Cooke. Rev. w. 3. White, Rev Peyton Harrison,
Rev. g. w. McPhaii, Rev. J. NJ. P. Atkinson, Rev. Da
MEL B. Ewing, Rev. J. n. Allen, Rev. W. Thompson
Rev. 8. w. Biain, and Rev. B. NJ. Smith,:
1ee lo-cv7w AL HOLIDAY, Principal.
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MISCELLANEOUS


j al 81 MA - -
rsNHE &c: eral Meeting of the Stockholders oi Inc
| Farmers Bank OF Virginia will be held al tiieir
Banking ilons-, IN the city OF Richmond, on Wednes-
day the l0;h January, 1919
An aci Of Assembly, passed March 25th, iei2. pro-
ydes stat officer or director OF Bank shall here
after vote bv poav for any stakeholder IN any election
of Directors or Officers oil Bans, shall any proxy
he valid which shall have been executed sixty days be-
fore the time Of any election"
December 9Th, Isis. J. y. BLAIR, Cashier.
Form Of a poicer u Attorney 10 roie bg Prerg.
Know ALL MIS- BY THESE rRrsESrS, That - ni
- do hereby appoint - be - substitute
and proyy for and in - name and behalf 10 vote al
any election Of Director Directors oi the Farmers
Rank OF Virginia; and furthermore, 10 be - sub,ti
tute or proxy, represent at al meetings on Tue
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of s!ihia, anu IN
- name and behalf To vote respecting The rnactins'
repeating amending such BY laws ordinances or re-
ruatons as may be deemed necessary and convenient
for the government of said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have heteunto sri - mana
ant seal, this - day of -, Is
Sealed and delivered in - -, lsIAL'i
the presence OF - - -, lsRAL.l
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Humanity Hall Academy,

ANU II IEHCdEh.
TINE exercises of this School, situated afew miles
i from the buckingham Female Collegiate Institute,
will he resumed on the 18th OF January, 1872 Board
tuition, &C., slO0 for ten months.
have n son OF exemplary morals, accurately taught
and qualified 10 teach the English, Latin ind 6 reek
languages, Geography, Arithmetic and ALGEBRA, who
would undertake small school for moderate salary.
Persons In want of a teacher wishing END To my
school. will address the subscriber, near Chambers
Mills, Buckingha CO Va. ELIJAH u HhnES.
Nm, fIanl
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MI lOd ion : ,

ME- have JUS received, per Express, samples
w Of Carhan's Melodions, manufactured and
improved by George A. Prince & Co. These in.
EtumeaIs are indeed worthy the high encoDi-
Fms paid by those who have examined them
Ehey combine briliancy OF lone with powerful
flee; aud the performer is delighted with the
lae and manner of drawing forth the most diff
Fcult notes. Each INSTRUMENT has Pedal call
4 the Swell, by which the tone is greatly in
ltsased. They have been used. TO some extent,
!. sacrej and other Music We invite the atten-
fen u The public to them. For sale by
Dec 10 DRINKER & MORRIS.
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EXECUTORS SALE ON THE .7rH OF
DECE SBtR lSdS

WE, the undersigned, Executors 81 the last will and
W testament OF Gen. PhIlIp iylett, OF King William
county, wil al his late residence proceed the 9th
oil December, tosel publicly the greater portion ri the
Ptrisbable Property of which he died possrs.rd We
shall sell large and mot valuable stock OF Horses
tsornc Of which binoirdl and Mules, equal any
in the lower portion Of thr State also, large number
Of horned Cattle, embracing large number OF Well
broke Oran and good Mitch Cows, OF approved breed.
and fine stock OF sheep and Hogs.
We shall offer for sale about one thousand barrels Of
Corn, Of this years growth; Wheat, Peas, Beans,
Rye, Buckwheat, &c, &C large variety Of Farming
Implements, Including Thrrshng Machine, Wheat
Reapcrs Corn ShtleTs, Straw Cutters, and j variety
Of Carpenters and BIicksmiihs' Tools.
The sale wiil h- rontiuur ou the 2-tb. and II nerrs
snry the a9.h Of December III tho weather shnuId
prove had for the day appointed tho sale VIII commence
upon the next far day.
=. n. AYLETT, J,
THOMAS DABNEY, AA'so'''
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NEGROES EnR NILE

SHALL sell, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
in front III Elisha MehOn's Tavern, M Louisa Iomn.
house, the sfh Ia" at January, u 9-thal being
Count day,-SIX LIKELY NEGROES, belonging u
The Estate ot the alr Cot. Joseph Shelton. sad Ne
crorsare all ynnna-thrrr men, a hoy, and two women .
They sold Tor division, by authority IT decree of
the County Court Of G"ochiand, rendered ihr Goth
November, ls5ssmlt styled Shelton, &C. Shrltons
Administrators and others. Ii III. day named should
prove unfair, the sale ~ll cake place the fair
day thereafter. w : FOWLER,
Administrator OF Joseph Shelton, d.cra, ed.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Three prizes Of p 600 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. l. for ls4s 10
he drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Dec.
a3d. IS Nos. u drawn. Grand scheme: OF s25,
900 OF 900, 3 of 1900, Of $50, OF $780, Of
l2is, % OF ,0OO Tickets $40; halves 5i quar-
tiers so.
10000 DOLLARSl $4,000 DOLLARS!
susqushanna Canal Lottery, Glass No: =. 10 pc
drawn at Baltimore on "Wednesday, Dec. y, lsio 10
Nos IL drawn Grand Scheme s33 900. q, 600, Ii
OOo 1896 O0o O00 90 prizes OF ,25o, &C. Tickes
$40; halves 5; quarters So
Grand S1hcme for the cLosc OF the month!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ,, to be drawn At
Nos 70 drawn. Grand scheme $50 1000, OF TO- 900,
20 Of 5000 10 Of 1850, &c Tickets sioi halves D;
quarters so.
S.y Orders promptly and confdentially attended TO
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