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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having removed the city of Rich
i m0nd tn reside, VIII offer for sale, On TUESDAY,
The 2t day al thu present neutrality-suspicious. Han
over Court housr.-lhal beng Court ddy-his tract of
LAND IN The county Of Hanover, called GARLAND
HILI lying one mile East of the Cnnrt house Oh the
Pannnkey river, and containing 1894 acres. 1h. land
In good condition. The honscs are, aige Two story
dwelling lar barn, Ice houss, stable and AL other
necessary uat houses. There l. large wei elect
ei orchard of fam trees and The n-'gnhu;noni i
good any IN The STATE. A. the Louisa rnroad IL
expected TO run, IL will pass in niilr nt IN.
farm.
TERMS-One.third On the Isl day of January, Jti9.--
when possession Will hr -icrnand tile balance III
and two years fiom that day with interest the DE-
frrrri payments the purchaser giving bonds w,h APP
proved security, with deed OF trust the land. rhr
pnrchs. sees cicp "f wheat this FAN IL r thinks
proper To do The premises viii he shown 10 any
nnr wishing 10 purchase by Mr. l. A Taafrfro now
siding on The farm, or Mr Wm Winsinn, n Hanover
Cont house. JOHN WINSTON
S.rt srtda
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q a m bert3s a I'M G e

On fourteenth Street. under he Esssa1gs HeseI:
la sg.sii. IN general as
tho business Of Lottery Broker, la the office ton l4th
street, underline Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
BY D. NJ. tioyt, and recently by e. b. pendleton. -
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, az, Sept. IL:
2S So AZ Al 81 q SIS 81 Il 10 Is 63
Ticket, Nos. 81 A. 81 a priz. of $500 both
Ticket, Nos l8 25 So do. 1905 soli
by LAMBERT.
Drawing OF L. esburg Lottery. Glass 81
IA SIS 80 80 % 3 &c I3 At Al ed
Whole Ticket l3 Al, pr ze ol 300 dollars,
returned
do. do. % 6l, DO do. 200 soil
and paid by LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Sussex, Del, Lottery, 66 Sept "A
80 So 81 SO 81 "a 10 Us IA 80 4.
Whole Ticker, Nos. IA d So, prize Of 500.
soil by LAMBERT.
TUESDAY-The Va. Leesburg Lottery, Class 81,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: sao,OOO'
Of $780, l.74s 10 of l,OOO &C. IS Nos, la drawn
Tickets SIS; halves 9 5Oi qrs. %.
Observation-Disclosures Scheme The Delaware
state Lottery, Glass No. 40 Capitals Sa20 600, $4,000,
TO- OOO OOO 1000, 235s, 81 Of 0O 200 of 4OO-beng
the lowest three Nos 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets SO
halves 5; quarters . so.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDeinware) Lotte.
ny, Glass No 67. Capitals: $40 Of 10000 &c
rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets SIS: haivesa 81; qrs 25
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery. ,;lass
10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters l.
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING at O'Clock.
6i,666 DOLLARS! 22222 DOLLARS!
A MAaNiFIcENT ScHE.iE
The Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Glass No. So to he
drawn at Alexandria Capitals: S66,6G6 p, 92a II, :
H. Ill., 334S, 22 80 of LII, Ill Of 555-being the
lowest three Nos. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
20 Orders for packages, certificates oil packages
single tickets shares in the above, or in any Of Maui
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, II prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
will eceve the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recollect No.3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore.n Sept IL
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Annual Ann0Incement

OF TIE rMnERRiNGLE ST.
1UTE OF PETERSBURG, VA.-SHssIoS 1899.
THE next Annual Course of Lectures will br opened
on The first Monday in November next, and viii be
continued until The end OF the ensuing February.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
w ALLEN. NJ II, Professor of Anatomy.
Z KENWORTHY, " u, Professor ct Surgery.
- Professor of Practical Medicine
NJ COMlNGS, NJ ID, Professor Of Obstetrics
II VI PRICE NJ ID, Professor of Marria M-dica.
JOHN THOMAS, NJ ID, Professor OF Chemistry.
PEASANTS, Professor Of Botany.
Each branch will have its appropriate demonstrations.
In M Institution in The United States is the material
for The prosecution OF Practical Anatomy abundant
In this II hr oh aimed in any quantity and free Of
elpense. The Medical and Surgical lnc ntlers supr
advantages over any other In similar SCHOOL,. The
charter "f the INSTITUTION allows The Faculty the priv
lese OF comforting the Electorate IN Medicine on quail
lied apalirant- "nhout rftrCnee 10 tine of study
pded they shall hare pad fer and ATTENDED one full course
Of Lectures.
FEES-Tickris for The course, s70 Naturalization
Fee, s.; Graduation Fee, Sis.
Persons desiring the Announcement Of the lnsliu-
ton having business with the Faculty will address,
post paid, CHAS J KENWORrIlY. NJ d,
Dean of the Faculty.
The vacant Chair Of The Primo. and Prac. Of mrdl.
cine Nv he filled before the opening Of the session by
gentleman well qualified to discharge the duties de-
vovne on him
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EDUCATION.
Franklin Medical College

OF PHlLA DhLPillA.
l ne session of lsis-I9 VIII hr opened on Monday,
io'h October, under tie following order oi Lee.
PAUL BECK GODDARD, N D, Anatomy and rhy.
so!tgy -
THOMAS BETroN, NJ D, Surgery and l.gal Me.
dicne.
DAVID HUNTER TUCKER, 81 d, Principles and
Pfacticr uf Medicine.
JOHN BARCLAY DlDDLE, MD, Therapeutics and
Materia .eGica.
WIN BYRD PAGE, NJ D, Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
ROBERT BRIDGES, NJ u, Chemistry.
Preliminary Lectures VIII he delivered during the
early part of October, and The rooms tor practical Ana
tony viii also be- open from the first Of October Eo-
bert Thomas, ID, is the drnonStrator nt Anatomy.
clinical Lectures delivered and patients are pre-.
scribed every Wednesday and Saturday the Col
lesr bisprn1ary In addition 10 these facilities for
clinical instruction, the fIcuity have recently deter
mined To furnish The Pennsylvania Hospital ticket gra-
tnitousy To all second class stu cDls.
The Professor Of Obstetrics is enabled 10 entrus OBJ
steica cases from the Dspensary 10 the second course
students, under lis own supervision Enring The last
session each student had. least case, and those
desiring them many more.
Fee Tor each ticket, $l5
Matrcnlaton ticket, 5-pad only once.
Graduating fee, 10
J B BIDDLE, ~,
Dean the Faculty.
N E corner OF Spruce and Ounce streets
Sept. l2-cw3w
M. It. SUMMERS CLASSICAL AND Ma
THEMhTICAL SCHOOL,.
THE next session of my School will commence the
i first Monday in October, and continue ten months.
TERMS:
Tine enrsh s, nmG ne ''s''''a ''u'''
Four pupils will he received into my family board
ers, ifappication be made before the commencement
of the session.
Address-Rev NJ T SUMNER, Richmond, Va.
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ETHAN AND RooTES' QUARTER

ELTHAM Is beautifully situated In New Kent coun-
II ~, on the South side of the Pamunkey river, one
mile above its entrance into the York river II Is one
of the heaithest places In that section Of country and
ia we'll known tho intended termination of the Rich
mOnd and Pamunkey Railroad. contains ,055 acres
Of very fertile highland and ,l80 acres of marsh 500
Of the high land Is clearedhe rest wood land
The cleared land Is we'll watered, and is well adapted
TO the cultivation Of wheat, oats and corn The wood
land 10 covered with pine and oak timber, which
be cut and sent TO New York market
The marsh s situated on the North side OF the high
land, and offers every facility for raising cattle, for
which Richmond always affords ready and convenient
market. Attached Brhum Is good mari bank,
whence an abundant supply of mari can always be
Obtained.
The improvements on Ethan consist of large brick
dwelling house, which Except the wings which can be
repaired al a trog expense) Ia in excellent order, the
roof and attic story being entirely new; large store
house 60 feet long by 80 feet wide and two stories high,
well adapted for storing grain, &c; an excellent dock
100 feet long by 35 feet wide, planked with oak
planks, and furnished the end and sides with strong
spiles;a girls. mill, turned by never-failins water
power; brick kitchen, corn house, and several other
ROOrES' QUARTER Is situated in New Kent
county, the road from Richmond to Williamsburg,
and is about six miles below New Kent Courthouse
II contains hundred Of cleared land and four
hundred acres Of wood land It's very fertile and well
wateed, and is adapted TO the cultivation OF wheat,
oats and corn. The wood land is covered with fine
pine timber, which, being good landing, can be
advan;ageously cut and sent to market There are no
improvements Rootes' Quarter.
Ethan and Rootes Quarter will be sold separately.
One third of the purchase money will be required
be paid In cash; the other two.thrds may remain
them, payable In equal instalments In two and three
years.
ANY additional information that may be required can
be obtained from the subscriber, who will be Ethan
from the present time until the 9Th day Of October
and thencefoth until the 18th of October next will be al
Boydens Exchange Hotel, in the city of Richmond.
r Barhdmsville post-otice is the post office nearest
to Ethan. EDWARD WILSON.
New Ken, co, Va, Sept 10, ls4s-cstif
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University of pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
SESSION or ls4s-'49.

SESSION OF ls4s-49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence Monday,
L the nth day Of October, and be deliver d under
the following Arrangement:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
cHArMAN, VI. u.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM E. HORNElt Nd.
Matrria Mrdica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
WOOD, VI. ~.
Chemistry, by JAMES d ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, Md
Obstetrics and ihr Diseases OF Women and ChildIon
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine by SAML. JACKSON, VI. ID.
Clinical Instruction NJ the Pennsylvania Hospital. by
GEORGE B. 1000, NJ. d.. IN Medicine, and GEO.
w. NORRIS, NJ. d.. "n Surgery. Twice week
Drmonstratirr Instruction III Medicine and surgery,
TWICE week, hy the Professors al The Medical Faculty,
assisted by w. W. GERHARD, VI. d., and HENRY II.
SMITH, NJ.
Preliminary Lectures will he delivered daily from the
I'd 10 the l5th al October, inclusive.
The for Practical Anatomy /" i'll be open from
October LIT 10 the end of March ensuing JOHN
NELL, NJ. d., Demonstration.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in tho University, CLOS
Naturalization Fee, paid once ony) s
Hospital Fee, ~
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 80
The coninenc nj will take place early In April
w. +. HORNER, NJ d.
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
3S6 Chestnut Street above Thirteenth,
opposite the u. ! Stint, Philadelphia.
August l. lSIa,-eutLJct l6
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University Of Maryland.

SESSION OF 1889.
ruuE LECTURES Will commence on MONDAY,
Both October, and continue until The i3ih oil March,
ensuing. ,,,,,,,,ur. .,vpN
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WlLllAM AIKEN,
" d, l. l. d.
sureery-SATHAN SMITH.
Therapeutics. Materia Medica and Iygiene-SAML
anatomy and Physiology-IosEP RoBY. N D.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine-WiLLlhM PoW-
Err, NJ D. c.,..
Midwifery and Diseases of Women ana Chhdren-
RICHARD II THOMAS, NJ D.
Iectuter on Pathology and Demonstration OF Anato-
my-GEO w MILTENBERGER, d.
instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical surge
~ rye,y day al the Baltimore nhfmary, opposite the
Medical College The rooms for Practical Anatomy
will be opened October lt under the charge Of the De
monstraror. Fees for the entire course SD Comi'il
able board may be obtained in the vicinity Of the Med
cal College for s. 80 to s. so per week.
80 VILLAS E A AIKEN,
r.1s-eIm Dean of tho Faculty.
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aSy DunIop, lIOncure X o.
VALUABLE UPPER JAMES RIVER LAND
AT AUCTION

hl ACOIlONt
ON THURSDAY, the 5lh II October r,x', at
~ IL o'clock, on the premises, will be sid a
the Guard Lock House, on The Canal 595-S7
acres of land, nearly halt low grounds, wrh a
sufficient quantity OF wood land attached, stu
sled above West Ham Geek, bout . miles
above The City ol Richmond, ami is the TracI N
the South s,cc OF ihv River road; portion.
known as Wesi liam, belonging 10 INC E>'a'c u
a DIVISION among his hens. So large portion
VI this Tract being los arouncs with sufficient
wood ailochcd Tor fencing and iuei, il is dceued
a mnsi desirable one, and well worthy The auen-
ton Of those ccsiIons . own a first iale Farm
cont ieuous 10 he Market door
TgRms:-One third cash, or note negotiable Al
8 months, interest added, ana satisfactorily en-
dorset; Inc balance in ~ IL ard "a nun,hs,
cured by ceed oi lfusi on The proper Y.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucs.
Sepl Odds
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AND FOR SALE

NV v;rms of decree of the County Court of Powha-
d tan, at last August term, will be sold on MONDAY, ,
the 9th Of October, on the premises at a o'clock the
Tract of Land called WINDSOR, uhe dover OF ihe
bounded by james River and Fine Creek, containing
go acres, 25 OF which Is James River bottom me
high land is of good quality, and susceptible OF hgh
stare of The dwelling is Of brick, recent
" put up-three nthe basement story, and hVe
above. N, s
TERMS-One fourth cash, the balance on a cfedii OF
one and two years. equal insalmenis Bonds WIN gooo
security will be required. REUBEN RAGLAND,
Sent lo-cst Commissioner.
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443 Acres of Land for Sale

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the County Court OF Ia
L rolins, pronounced 10Th July, ls4s we, the sob
scrbers will proceed SELL the premises, the goth
Of September II fair, If not, the next fair day, TO
the highest bidder, the Tract Of Land mentioned In
the proceedings. This tract of land lies in The county
Of Caroline near Kneedwood and is the land formerly
owned by William Norment The improvements con-
shed in good Style The land consists of both forest
and cleared land and is fertile us the lands general
y in the neighborhood. R. u. Sorment resides on the
land. and will take pleasure in showing il TO any per-
son wishing to view IL.
TERMS-One.h half cash, and the other n credit Of
twelve months-lhe purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security and the title TO the land not 10 be given
until after the deferred payment is made.
R. B N ., Commissioners.
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G r. O c. E. K | E. S

WE invite call from our customers and the public
w generally Ia our stock Of GROCERIES,, in store,
which we viii sell inw-viZ:
so hhds Poro Rico and New Orleans Sugars part
prime quality
9 tierces clarified Sugars
10 bbls Wooisey & Woolsey' crushed Sugar
% boxes and half boxes do do
10 bbs small loaf Sugar
S bbs puvefised do
10 hhds West India Molasses
! ljercrs do do
% Dbl, New Orleans do
100 bags Moca, Java, Maracaibo, Rio and Laguira
CnfIrr
25 hhds Western Shoulder and Middling Bacon
200GJ lbs Todd's Family BRcon--hos round
100 kegs Na,ls-assnrtrd sizes
so bbls rectlhed Whiskey
Is hbs ZIc.r's do
IL bbs Bumgardner's do
10 hbls Buu's do
10 hbls Apple Brandy
S pipes French do
% hbIs Smlthlield Vinegar
25 bills Tar
100 hays Shot-assorted
100 sides Sole Ieather-of every quality
% bbls No 3 Mackerel
10 bbls Nos do
so bbis No gross iiening5
so bhs No ciipt do
IS bbls No family roe Herrings
% hbls No Shad
Together with general assortmen nj OF Sperm and Tai
low Candles, Soap, Starch, Indigo, Hacking, Shoe
Thread Cotton and Hemp lines Of every size and qua
lily, Writing and Wrapping Paper, Cotton Yarns, Gin
GER Alspce, Cigars Teas, Cheese Window Glass, Sc,
&C. WINSTON, JONES & co,
GENT 5-c8t No 10, Main street.
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LEATHER AND FINDING STORE

LEATHER AND FINDING STORE
lust received and fer sale the store Of the sub
y scribcr, 18Th stree, general and we'll selected
stock Of Leather and Findings, &C. consisting in part
nf oak and hrmlock lannei Sole Lealher Harness, Br
die Band and Skrting Lellher; Russell and Waxed Up
per- French, German, lrsl English and American Calf
Skin, and Patent Leaher ;namel led and Japanned do;
black and colored morocco aud Kid skins; Roanes Of
all cnors, with deer goat and lamb skin Bindings;
English and American She Threads, Lastings, Gal
ioon,, Laces, Ribbons, Shoe Nails, Knives. Avs.
Tacks, Brisirs, Boot curus and Nebbs, Hammers,
Pincers together with full assortment Of Sho1ma-
kers' Tools ofthe quality, and most approved pat,
terns-all Of which viii be sold at the lowest market
prices, and in Quanits, 10 suit purchasers.
JAMES q WATSON,
Dealer in Leather &c 18th street, TWO doors below the
Wbp Office Sept 6-d2tGc4t
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED

A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who il a native Of Viz
n gna, and graduate of highly respectable College,
and who proposes To devote himself 10 The instruction ~
YOUTH wishes to Obtain employment either ~ private
f,mv mr. as an assistant IN some Literary Institution,
mr. To lake charge OF small school. moderate salary
would be accepted for the first year, IL The location ana
other things are desirable particularly fh1re IS pros
nsrt of more liberal compensation afterwards. The
very hest testimonials will br furnished both as re-
cards Qua fcaons and moral and religious character
any commun icauons on the subject, addressed 10 w
n B. IittI. plymouth. King & Queen county Va,
-, ~ r,omo,Iv at,.nd.d IN July 28-cwsw
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VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOX SALE
THE subscriber intending To remove TO the West, Of
fers the following Tracts of Land for sale-viz:
One Tract lying the South bank of Dan river,
about one mile above the town Of Madison, in Rock
ingham county, North Carolina, and IS miles above
Danvile. Virginia, containing one thousand acres,
upon which is good story framed house % by 30
feet, with end room s'ory, only 10 by 90, oe1-
Their with all necessary out houses, Including to-
bacco houses, &C. first rate spring very convenient
beautiful oak grove around The house, high, healthy
and handsome situation. good apple and peach or
chard, about hundred acres of good low grounds
The upland Is well timbered, and good deal of II -
good tobacco land The plantation is under n good
fence This place has good fishery quite convenient
To the dwelling house
One other Tract, known by the name of ALIENS
DELIGHT, the county line between Rockingham and
Stokes running through H. and lying on the North bank
of Dan river extending along the bank OF the same
over miles, containing between seven and eight
hundred acres about hundred Of which is first rate
low grounds and the upland lies well, and is scarcely
equaed in fertility of soil or timber, Including pine,
oak, hickory, &C. This tract has large one story
dwelling with other muses. m excellent spring, and
also a good fishery. and would do well for two pur-
chassrs could be divided so as TO give each about
on equal portion Of low grounds and timbered land.
Both the above tracts of land lie within ten or twelve
miles from where the contemplated Railroad from DAN
willie to Charlotte s expected To run.
II is desired by the undersigned, that any person who
wishes to purchase lands In this part OF the country
will come shortly, and examine for themselves; and II
would be greatly preferred 10 make cas sales even al
a sacrifice. Those wishing to purchase would do well
not to let this opportunity ap rs it Is very seldom that
such desirable situations and valuable tracts OF land are
for sale al any price. WILLIAM rEW6b.
Madison Aug %, 1s4S-cl0ts
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HATS HATS!! CAPS CAPS !!
Fall StVIe Of Hats and Caps.

~ L. BETTY No. 1871. Broad ST., Shockoc
Oa Hill, has jus received inll and splcnd
assortment Of HATS and CAPS, Of The b.sl
Northern manufacllle Beaver, Brush, NuirIa,
Moleskn Silk, ANGOLA, Coney, Wool, and every
other kind OF HATS, together with an clegan'
assortment OF CAFS, Of every variety, al un
usually low prices, al wholesale or retail.
G L. BETTY.
P. S.-Parchasers are respectfully invited 10
call and examine my assortment. Hats and
Caps made 10 order Marker prices eiventor all
kinds of Furs. G. L. B.
Se,t In-r2rn
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AND NEAR FARMVILLE FOR SALE

LAND NEAR FARMylLLE FOR SALE
ON the twenty-onrth t24hl day Of neIt October, II
~ IL shall he fair not, on the NEXT lair day th.rraf-
ter, will offer for sale, on the premises, Inc Estate
known as SANDY FORD, which lies on both sides of
the Appom attox river, above Parmsie-one part being
In The county Of Prince Edward and the other Ia Cnnl
berand The said estate IA Estimated 10 contain about
one thousand @ ONO acres of land, of which rather
more than hafls cleared Or the cleared ton about
NO hundred and forty icn grounds The
land that cleared is in good condition preventing
nowhere Uorn-ont appearance, and Is toeraby we'll
set in herds grass ami Clover That part Of the land
which Is wood. free Of piiage ana well iimbered
The improvements on the place comprise dwelling
housr and all Other houses necessary far the comfort OF
family and the OF firm. Sandy Ford dstan
three mlles from FarmVs by the way Of the rIver and
four and half by the road. whilst Ia only eight miles
from Prince Edward Court house, and seven from
Hampton Sidney College. Th1 AppomattoS rivsr CT.
vides the estate iato two nearly equal parts ana u
shall lie deemed advisable The day Of sair WIZ he
offered as tracts Of land more minute 6rscrip-
ton Of the property I think unnecessary Persons
sh 10 buy rauqbie land invited Ia eTamno that
here advertised All of the operations Of the farm lin
ciud,nc the sowing wheat will be conducted regular
ly till the day of sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of sale.
will however stale here, that expect To require only
small payment III c1s.I-gving liberal credit for
much The largest portion Of the money
ALEXANDER j. DILLON.
Administrator dc bonis non, wHh the will DGeS-d,
Aup 22-ctds Of Edward Dillon. d-rrssri
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JAMES RIVLN FARM FUK SALE


1xJE have for sale Il valuable Fam, lying IN the
w county of ches rIfied on lanes River, near Bur-
mnda Hundreds, containing about SIX hundred acrr- oi
land, nne-ha OF winch IL bnft"m-and. and II the first
QlalIty, the balance - high land and al clay soil sis
crptlhlr Of The highest slate II improvements about
- hundred acres u well wooded wafer excellent, and
The situation healthy u has On II Gar lllng w!lhiour
roons barn. rnrn house. stable, ay.honsr sc. Two
hundred bushels Of wheat haze been seeded under
cover (al.ow. One-hai the purchase money can r.
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars. apply 10
PULlIAM g. SHADE,
Wall Street. C!iy Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER

GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. 81, TO be
drawn at Baltimore Saturday, Sept. 23d, lSis.
Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: S3O, 900, 30 prizes IL
5000 20 Of 500 90 of 5uO 30 Of 400 90 of $50, lg Of
300 &c. Tickets Sl0 halves S; ars. So
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class %, tn be drawn al
Baltimore. Maryland, on Saturday, Sept Both, ls4s.-
Lowest 3 No prize $500 Grand Capitals: S6n,0uU,
a5 ono nOO OuO Of l25 40 Of 500 40 Of 900,
40 500. 100 of 5O0 &c. Tickets SaDshares in pro
portion.
1-y In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
of three Tickets.
S Orders for Tickets in the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, if addressed to
J. B. COWl.ES, Wall street,
sent Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES
ssy K. az. Dickinson a Fro
NEGROES.

Til. Day, al 10 o'clock. i'll be sold ore Ne.
srn Nan. one Negro Boy, and three Negro
Girls, IS, l7and 10 years old.
X. II. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucrs.
Sert