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virginia Military Institute.

THE Board of Visitors will meet on The 2d day OF
i June next, 10 make appointments Of Cadets In the
Virginia Military Institute. All applications must he
addressed, post paid, 10 The undersigned before Inc
meeting &C the Board. Vacancies for State Cadets
will at that time exist in the following senatorial us
tricts bedford. Albemarle, Shenandoah, MunoneaIia,
Halifax, Cumberland, hccomac, Washington, Frede.
rick, Monroe, Charlotte, pittsyivanla. northumberland
Rockingham, Norfolk, brunswick, Louisa and ALE
ghany.
The Institute furnishes to the State Cadet, eratnitons-
w, his tuition, hoard, washing, fuel, lights, medical at
tendance and stationery. He Is chargeable with clothing
only, the estimated annual expense Of which, together
with pocket money, postage. &c, does not exceed $9l,
and may by economy be reduced 10 $50. The State
Cadet enters into an obligation to serve two years after
graduation as a teacher in some school within the State.
Applications will at the same time be received Tor
the appointment Of Pay Cadets. As the number that
can he admitted 10 limited. applications must be pre-
scented before the meeting Of the Board, that a due dis
~tribution may be made among the several districts oil
the State. The estimated annual expense of a Pay Ca
Diet, including clothing, is S25O.
Of the State-undntbted
evidence of fair moral character-age from l6 to 25; and
freedom from bodily disease.
Term Of service OF State Cadet not less than three
years; OF the Pay Cadet not less than two years.
The course of studies extends 10 four years, and en-
braces Mathematics, English, French, Latin, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Civil and Military Engineering
Geography, Tactics and Drawing.
A person may enter, ifqualifed, any class except the
senior class.
The law authorizes Militia officers to receive military
instruction gratuitously for 10 months.
The exercises OF the Graduating class will take place
on the AIN OF July. The class will he represented on
that occasion by The following Cadets:
S~alutatory Addresses BY Cadet .. G. Baldwin Of Au-
Grafton by Cadet w. w. FInney Of Hanover.
Grafton by Cadet F. B. Jones Of Frederick.
yaledictory Addresses by Cadet j.. Z. Council OF
Exercises appropriate to the National Anniversary
will be as follows:
Declaration OF independence road by Cadet A. c.
Jones of Marshall.
bell. FRANCIS ". SMITH, superintendent
Peb. s-c2am4mA lawi22dJune
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Strartaaa's Office.

no. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all The world say wbatthry can,
For selling Prizes, STRATTON'S the man.
Drawing OF New Jersey, Extra, II, March 3:
so Al 4 e. 8 as "A 81 IL % 10 % 53
Ticker, Nos. % so SO, a prize Of $500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lcesburg, Extra, Class o:
IS "a 10 3 10 % IS 4S IL SO 81 20 % IS.
Ticket Nos. 10 II %, a prize OF 100, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Ora wn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 20
% II SO SO G3 Is 10 II 4G AZ So 80 Sc.
Half Nos. 10 II Sc, a prize of 200 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOX TIE HEEk.
10000 DOLLARS! 1889 DOLLARS!
FRiDAy-MonongaIia, Extra, No. .. Capitalist
slu 900, 1889, 4 &c 100, 6c. 90 Nos, 9 drawn. Tick
cts 50; halves / SO; quarters Is c.
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81. Capitals "a.
OOu, 900, 343, &c. ~ Nos, II drawn. Tickets ST;
halves 80 cts. :qnarters 25 CTS.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia state Lottery, Glass 10, for ls4s, 10 be dnwn
in Alexandra on Saturday, March lllh. Magnificent
scheme . OF $50, 900, : of l., noo. , OFT 200, ? ol 5,nCu,
2 OF 3,226, ~ Of 500, 10 of ,2OD, &c. Tickets SlD-
shares 10 proportion. a certificate Of q package Of Is
Tickets will be sent for Si3O-shares in proportion.
1882 DOLLARSl
Virginia state Lottery, Glass -, for 1913, TO he drawn
a, Alexandria, on Saturday, March 25th. Is drawn
Nos. in n package Of 26 Tickets. Magnificent Scheme:
$50 1872, q, $40, u ,76i, > prizes OF 5000, 2 Ct d,Oo1, aoi
1900, loO Of 900, us Of $40, &c. Tickets SIS; halves
! 80. quarters IS. a Certificate of 4 package Of 10
Tickets will be sent for S20U-share- in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages aud
single Tickets in all The Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested: liease
address orders to N. u. S~TRATToN,
March Richmond. Va.
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r,y the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.


Correspondence Of Tie Richmond EnqIirer.l
WAsHrsoroN, THURSDAY, MARcH9-P M.
SENATE.
Very little business was done in the Senate to.
day. After the presentation and reception VI
.nndry petitions and memorials, on motion OF
Mr.. SEWER, the Senate went into Executive SEES
sion.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Sundry enrolled bills were reported as truly en-.
rolled, and were signed.
MIR. Murphy presented a memorial respecting
the next censns, which was referred.
Mr.. Vin,on, Chairman of The committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill providing for
the civilian Diplomatic Service, which was read
twice and referred TO the committee OF the Whole.
The Speaker announced that The next business
in order was The consideration Of the bill securing
10 soldiers in The u. S. service their titles 10 boun.
" lands, after such soldiers shall have been pro-
NOTED.
Mr.. Evans spoke at some length in favor Of The
bill.
Messrs. Jacob Thompson, Richardson and
Haskell, each offered an amendment 10 il.
Messrs. Embree, Jones of Tennessee, Haral-
son and others discussed the subject.
The Bill was finally referred 10 the committee
OF the Whole.
Sundry bills were reported from committees,
which were read twice and referred to the com.
mite of the whole. Ths Speaker then announced
the next business in order 10 be the morton to re.
fer the Veto Message OF the President OF The u 8.
10 a select committee. MIR. Vinton Withdrew the
motion 10 refer il to a select committee. The NEXT
motion was 10 refer il 10 The committee on Com
merce. Mr.. Moses Hampton spoke in strong
terms of opposition to the policy OF the Admins
~lration. Mr.. Sawyers called for The previous
question, but before The question was put, the
House adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE. !
Eahrnnru O1ot 1912


IN conformity Ia nm act entitled sAH act Ia rruuce
: into one actthH several acts concerning Escheators,"
passed the eth day Of January, 1912, | do hereby make
known Ia all whom IL may concern, thar II appears by
u certificate Of The Escheainf OF The cninty al hltIan-
dria, dated the llih day Of Fehinary, 1879, and received
into the Land Office on The 18Th day nf February, l746,
thar, by lnquests held on the al,h and 2lSt days OF ia
nuary. leiH, The foilnHing lots and rrnt charges have
bren found eschral-d 10 ,hii common y elith-:o wit /:
A lot OF ground in the town e A eIandria, on the
corner Of Queen md Fa:rfay streets, Of which Ann
Garvey died seized, without lrirs, containing about
one quarter OF q square.
A LOT Of ground IN the town Of Ale randria, at tho
corner Of Duks and Pin streets, Gf which Elizabeth 10.
madison died seized, without heirs, containing about
one quarter Of n square.
4 rent charge ur sizes, payable on the 1T d:y cf ia
nna,y in every year, charged on m acre or hail square
of ground il ihr town OF Alexandria, on tho Fact aide
of Alfred street, between Duke aud Wolfe streets. = he
10: riIat esI IS in The heirs of Thomas SWAIN, deceased,
and OF The said rent charge John Nils died seized.
Aren't charge OF $50 -, payable on The llth day Of
August in every year, charged on a lot Of ground In the
Il an Of Alexandria, on The Wcst side Of Union street,
between King and Prince streets. Improved by 4 three
story brick house. Thr house and lot charged IL In
Robert Massey, and OF ths said rent charge John Mills
died seized.
A rent Charge Of $50 81. payable on The irsl day ci
January IN every year, charged on 4 naif acre or guar
ttroI j square o. rrolndin the town Of Alexandra, FL
the Sorth-@esl intersection II Water and Gihhon
streets. The ground charged IS in Wa n. Mcknight,
Alexander yeitch and Edward Gray, and OF the said
rent charge John Mllls dled seized.
A house ani lot Of 2rnund in tbs town Of .Alrxan-
dria, on the South side Of Prince street, and to The
Westward o: West street. containing about one eighth
%: a square, and OF which Henry Tyler died seized.
without heirs.
A lot of ground 10 ths town Of Alexandra, md
bounded as follows, IN wit on the South hy Princess
street, on the Eas. b. Royal street. o. the West by PITT
street, and on the North ny a line drawn through the
middle Of the square. parallel 10 Princess street, con.
tanning abnnt one half square, and Of which Edward
Hughes died seized, without heirs.
Feb 25-cw6w 4. q. pARkER Reg L. Ofrr.
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TWENTY THOUSAND IMPORTED
FRENCH GRAPE ROOTS.

TIME subscribers nave received, ana onSr Tor saie'
twenty three different kinds Of the very Choicest
and hest Grape Vine Roots, from the best NURSERIES IN
praucr. They are in fine order. and We will g"afan'
lee them 10 he such ~ we represent them Ia be.io'
,,hich we have IN our possession certificates OF lhs
highest authority In France, endorsed ny lir ChRe'
states Minister in Paris.
TIRE collection consists of chasselas, Frankenta',
RaisIn do la Palestine, Gros Gamicr liz Cantal. Malaga,
Muscat. perle Blanche, Connexions, Plnau, LhadensI'
NorilInn. GerEs, Plant de Cote Dor, Damas, Boniaies,
Plant de Juliet, &C., &c. ,.,
MI. Pichnt hegs leave 10 state. that, after len years
NJ rroerirncs and study Of the climate and sou "i me
IrnifrI Sla,rs-pgincipAlly the Siutc of virginia ha'ihg
he.n a resident in this Stale fer The last rieh' years.
ana having q devoted All this time 10 The cni'i'atl"h ~
~. crane vine, the result OF his .1prrirnee !! ihat 'his
branch o; agriculture Is ~in!d!iioie ~ tbs sta'e, u pro
n.rIv cultivated. lie Iaa, in his selection ni me grippe
roo, had reference 10 the soil Of The United Siatrs;-
am, llr for rich ground poor high land, ana gardens.
.icssrs. r. and ID. will give fall in-tfnrti"n 10 puiCha-
s,rs for Tho planting and cultivation ni me E,aps
Store under the Odd Fe .lnws' Hall.
.r- Orders also received, by man OF n'.t,"lse, py
uN PALMER, Main Street, aaa . ". EhGhhtS-
~, suhio,n the fnlItwing certificate, kindly furnish.
=, hv Monsieur lie Comte de Montho'on:
Y 5s,rby certify, that Mes,rs Pirot and D'Escayrae,
,r This Mace, have de po.itrd 70 my once a crrlihed'e,
J,tv signed and authenticated ~ france, OF Inc CROWN
" rannine ness OF twenty thousand vines, comprising
u - ,bYer different kinds, therein described, ship.
"a ~ them by Mr.. CheviiiIon, at Fontenay-auI-R Roses,
" 80, Paris. Said certificate can he seen al my once
by any one interested.
'"' lie Consul de France.
LIZ CONT. DE MONrH0LON.
,d Fell. 10. 1913. Feb. lS-d9c2aw3w
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sEiniam Etorbes.

EEELING grateful for The very liberal p0tronnge ex-
Il tended to him since he has been engaged In build
ing in this city, taxes tins method Of makins his ac-
knowledgoInen,s.
He has moved from his former place of business 10
the new brick shop near the corner of Main and 9Th
Streets, and adjoining the Lock establishment Of Mr.
C. Cumhersnn, where he would he glai 10 receive or
ders for any thing in his l!ne. IL Will aisa furnish
plansa nd specifications for building Of any description
whatever.
Persons from a distance, wishing Sashrs, Doors or
Blinds made in the best manner, aud on The lowest
terms, would do well 10 send l!irir orders L, him, a hi
facilities for executing such work are not inferior 10
any in The city.
lie has the priyile re nf making the following refer
ences, by all OF whom he has hr-n rmploted: Messra.
~Iiubhlrd, Gardner & Carlton; Mrssrs Workman, Nc
Gruder 4 To-; Messrs. Charles L. Wurtham 4 TO-; Mr..
William Mitchell, Jr and Capt. Charles limmork.
Richmond, March Ith, 4S-dLcaaw4W
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO a decree OF the County Court Of King
L William. bearing date the 2oth Of February, 1888,
In q suit under the style Of
Joseph u. Robins, Trustee, &c, Plaintiffs: >
against =
Julian Pryor, Elizabeth Lee, Phedorn, Cathe- g
rine, Thomas, Van Buren, and William Henry Ro. 9
bins, infant children OF Joseph II. and Catherine 5
G Robins, by Edmund Liulepage, their guardian :
ad iitem, Defendants:
We will proceed TO sell. at public auction, at King
William Courthouse. on Monday, the 9th of March,
1898, the House and Land situated At The Courthouse,
formerly In the possession of DR.. Joseph II. Robins, and
known by the name OF Robinss. There are about one
hundred acres Of land in this farm, lbe the same more
or less,) all Of fine soil, and easily improved, there be-
ing an abundance Of mari on the premises. The
dwelling house is neat, and, with a few repairs, would
he an admirable residence for a small family. A Gre
dit Of twelve months will be allowed for all the pn.-
chase money, with the exception Of 80 much az may be
necessary to defay tho costs Of the said suit and
sale, which will be required Ia cash. A bond from the
purchaser. with good security, payable 10 the Commits
sioners, will be required, and the title retained until
tho purchase money 10 paid. Selling as Commission
srs. We will give only such a title as is vested in US,
though We believe 1t perfectly good aud incontestible.
P. GREGORY, IN, and con
WILLIAM N. GREGORY, ~
a.-<k sd
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VALUABLE tlLIt LII j rOh ShLC.
TINE subscribers having removed the machinery
i from Mount Holly, offer Tire site, wi'h the buIif-
ings and h1iufed. for sale. The MAN building 10 "
feet square, Two stories, w:ih i wing 10 the 3 nth.
81 by ia; all substantially built Of brick, walls thick,
and the roof covered with lin. Al tho Sorh end j.
a brick building, shed roof, covered with shingles.
80 by 10. The water wheel has been recently hui''
mostly Of white oak, and Of superior worE mansnip.m
The doom leading 10 the wheel Is nearly new, anosi
In ,od order. The w4ter power II known 10 DC goou,
and ths dam equal In strength ani dafAoItsy 70 ahyIl
ths stats composed of dirt. having been severely 'esteo
far wears The location is q most beahiiiui one, ana ioI
d piist or manufacturing -four mil combines many I'd
van,ages, all the gearing neeer,aty ioI arriving an e.
,rn,iyr concern being ready. The situati02 us desira-
No. ono fnr the ma ufactuIs OF Tour. as the cultivation
~ wheat has become a matter oil interest 10 the farmers
in that section of The county and We believe Ihera Is
- .nrh ssrab;t,bnen nj below Petersburg, " liic one Is
as.sIIv wanted and desired. The houses are spacious,
and wei calculated for such a purpose. On the hiii,
above the mill, lsa cottage building, beautifully loea.
ted. containing four rooms, with kitchen, smoke house.
store. room, stable, caIria. e- house, Ice house, and large
garden attached Below this lot Isl siuxie story dwell
lng, containing TWO rooms on the first d ,or. Opposite
the cottage on the hill ffontingl are five -insie-f"rv
dwellings, with onn rom On The .nrst dooI Ihere aTs
81 aeres Of land attached 10 the Mill. Adjoining, iss
small farm, Of light ana productive soil, WIN an old
framed house, and large log house on ia portion OF
the farm newly enclosed last Spring. Attached to tho
mil. here are two very valuable meadows. The pro
perry is situated about ! mile from nssisso'e water,
with A canal leading 10 the creek, which i~frleaIed out.
would allnw small boats 10 20 uD TO The mill, - FORM
erIy. hen kept as a grist mill. nnur-rnil'. and cotton
ginning. By land, IL ~ about TWO ana a quarter miles
from the picturesque and delightful village of Smith
field, from which place sail packets, and q 6ns steamer.
run weekly.
We win sell The entire property, if desirable. insluc-
Ing the farm, or sell the MIL, with all the properly bn-
lng the hill, bounded BY the road, in front oflhs house.
or the MIL, with a!i The dwellings IN The hill, With "a
acres Of Land attached, or the Farm separate. The oil
rualion Is q public one, the road passing over Tho dsUl.
and IS much used. perhaps, as any IN The county.
Liberal credit will be given, with proper security
For terms, apply 10 The subscribers, At Norfolk, or to 8,
J. Wilson, 8mith6sii. q. T. WILTON b CO,
Norfolk, Maysh9 ls4a-eM
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Friends and

NE snbscribers have on hand a laro. snnn,u
! u FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES :,
EsIS description, from the highest Buggy nm 10
Ia'lole and Clarence Coach, both Of Rich.
~. aud Northern Manufacture. We are re-.
~ 'lesh supplies. weekly, from our exlen.
(,s aaaolastory. al New Haven, of The latest
ana warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in.
y r NH purchasers to examine our Stock, which
N" sei' on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
~ B. Carriage Trimmips., =, i low W. n D
March. HOOKER 4 OSBORN,
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TN CHANCERY-viReIKiA AT Rules holden In the
/ Clerk . once OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chauesry for the county OF Accomack, on the 9Th
day Of February, l84s:
John Bull, jr, Piainln;
against
Samuel Dennis, Michael Mason, aad VIM. II. B Cus-
liz Defendants.
The defendants, Samuel Dennis and Michael Ma
son, not having entered their appearance and given
security, accordingt to the act Of Assembly and The rules
that they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day OF the next June term Of the said Court,
aud answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and tnat = copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted In some newspa-
per published In tho city OF Richmond for two months
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted ut the front door OF the Court
house ofthls county. A True Copy-Teste.
j.. J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for Thomas Z. Juyhes, {, &C.
Ysb, Ak-sW9n
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THE H M ENQUIRER.
A
TO Contractors.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals until
l le O'Clock, ON Friday. the 3lst day of March ls4s,
for the erection OF two additional buildiEg at the Vert.
ern Asylum, at staunion. Plans and specifications
will be ready for tho inspection Of contractors on The
2Oih day Of March, iS4S, and can be seen on application
TO Thomas 4. Blackburn, Architect, residing at the
Asylum. The sum If $3h,6n0 has heen appropriated
for the erection ofthrse buildings. We ar1 authorised
IL advance $1,000 10 the contractor who undertakes
the whole, or a sum In proportion TO the amount Of his
contract, on hR entering into bond with security for
the faithful discharge ii his contract. The subsequent
payments will be prompt.
MICH. {. KINNEY,
pah I-sfd
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NEW MANDATORY.
eoSh sfI5nds and Doors.

i for the purpose Of conducting q SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MANDATORY. They are situated
near llaxall's Mills, and are now prepared 10 receive
orders tor work of the above description, which they
pledge themselves tn do a. substantially, c1peditIousiy,
and on as accommodating terms, as II can he done IN
tho city Of III In addition To the usual ma
chinery, they have the new and unrql'iird nla:hine
invented BY Mr.. Jesse l.tayebs, ni .'Dr.ngfeid, Mass =
With the best workmen and materials, they are cnnh-
dent OF giving entire satisfaction. They intend keep
ing constantly on hand a good supply Of Sash. OF the
style and sizes generally used Win prompt attention
to business, they hope TO merit and receive ! liberal
share Of patronage from the community Of Richmond
and Tic surrounding country. 1'h.y inrue a call toin
all who wish 10 examine or p%urchair.
Having The exclusive right Ia use Mf. Leayens' ma
chine in Virginia. we arr prepared 10 sell town or coun-
~ rights. JOSEPH sTEbblN5,
Ian oS-dso5cE CHARLES ELLIS.
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engaged for many years, in the city of N. York, In the
manufacture Of
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience has taught them that tho very IL
mited sale Of this beautiful INSTRUMENT, has been prin.
cipaliy in consequence Of The very e%s"rhitInt prices
charged for them by Agents IN this country, and by the
Manufacturers also. The subscribers nuw design 10
hiring The HARP into general usr, by reducing the
p,Ic-s 10 a far standard, and one that will still afford 4
Generous comprDsa,ion-and being practically familiar
with ryrry branch Of the construction and finish Of this
beautifuI instrument, they pledge themselves 10 furnish
Harm. that. for power and bril!iancy Of tons. superior.
" III touch, and elegance Of finish, are beyond any
hing eve. offered In this country.
Having lately imported ila.ps from the Messrs.
Erards. they are enabled 10 naar instruments combining
All The modern Improvements with the most approved
models.
The subscribers having hecn called npnn 20 repeat
edly 10 repair Harps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood being improperly sea
sonpd nnd selected, has induced them TO prepare all
the,r materials OF such quality, and so perfectly senson-
rd as 10 defy the most chdngrnbie climate 10 affect them.
I'm all cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWIS 4 CO.
Address JOSEPH F. ATlNiLL, pol Broadway, y.
Y. Publisher ol the Beauties of the Opera, and Manu-
far,nrer nf Piano Fnrirs, with Abhntt'5 patent Elastic
,nrinp. where Catalogue. OF Prices and an assortment OF
Harps Of d 10 &! Octares, Of Gothic, Grscian, Eiza-
bcthau. Louis AlVth, Francis the Isl, and thr Victoria
.tv,es. wlti all the latest improvements, may he seen.
mr. Gothic and Grecian styles Of Double Action iIafpS,
nj elegant pattern, with al the latest improvements,
=, ill., 1rduc-d price Of S3OO. Feb. l9-cam
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rIvE FARMS FOR SALE

THE subscriber proposes 10 sell five Farms, contain
i ing from three hundred to twelve hundred acres,
all situated in the county Of Nelson, ana lying within
from eight 10 twenty miles of The James River CanGl-
some with fine, and ali with good building all va!ua-
Die as to soil and location, and all being In a stale Of
rapid Improvement.
lie would respectfully invite purchasers To view the
lands, which he will take pleasure in showing; and he
thinks he can safely assure them, that he can offer pro
pety combining AZ many inducements To purchase, in
the way OF health, society. productiveness, facilities
for transportation, and real chenpness, as any 10 be
found in the State.
Stock and ample supplies can also be had, If desired,
on moderate terms, and pos ession would be given
whom IL might suit q purchaser to take II.
He may DO addressed ut Low ngston, Nelson county,
Virginia. CHRISTOPHER I. ESTES.
Feb. l5-e2aw6w
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~SPRING-lS4S.
NEW GOODS.

are prepared to cffsr this season, &c The
w Merchants o, Virginia and North Caroii'
an uncommonly fine stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
,,icb embraces almos, every description, of Fo-
and Domestic manufacture, including the
.TsIesi variety for ladies and gsntlemen's use,
.. he latest STYLES imported, with all the arti-
=. usually KEEP; in a wholesale store.
Our purchases having been made on favorable
rms ye will sell them on our usual terms, at a
RICHARDSON & CO.,
March I0-Gl5liis 80, Main Street.
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HayiNG associated with him John ]. vii.
- 500, will hereafter conduct the GRocssy AVN
LESSON BUSINESS under The firm and ,,vle .,
En,oNEf & WILSON, they intend TO keen =,
! vS;ss . wen selected stock Of family Groceries,
F.n Sd.a 'ney respectfully solici, a call from their
nm. tno me public generally, as they are de.
70 seil 10Y Tor cash on the usual time to
.ros ud' customers. Each partner will give his
nee sss, attention 70 The sales Of all kinds OF bro.
VILLAIN W. DABNEY.