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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
THE HTLLsSoaoUGH RECORDER,
ss. IsPUBLisaEp wEkKLr
ny Ii l. n ~ L @ IL 4. 4, ,r, u,

.ssA By DENNIS HEARTT.
Terms.-ThTec Dollars yeor, or Two Col.
lars and Fifty Ccnts Il paid IN advance. Clrts
o! i've subscribers, who mhkc the payments strict
iy N advance, will he furnished at Two Dollars
year each. s~a az
No paper will be discontinued until ell arreara
ges are Paid, unless Of the option Of TIE pullsfcr.
Hereafter no paper viii he sent to new sub
scriber out of this state unless payment il made in
advance. or some person in the state will become
responsible 10 the editor - and in no case will tina
paper he sen, 10 a subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
sanvERTIsEwEsTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for The tirsl, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five yer
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third will ta
made TO advertisers BY the ycar. '
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II is favorite notion with many that
ii, is of lii;le consequence what ones opin-
Ions are. provided ihsy are sincere; and
he point i ion frequently conceded by
good people through ignnranre or disre-
gard Of is effects. IN this manner since
ri,y i often made cloak for doctrine of
The most radical and destructive charac-
ter. Error of opinion or sentiment is
plarue-spoi in the mind "A disease Of
greaier or less mslignity. as fatal in IFS
tendency az disease II The body. Whe-
,her the notion be advanced in religion.
morals. politics. or any other matter, lha,
error il entitled TO our charity hecanse il
is nnimpor,ani, and that sincerity Will
sanriify all SORTS Of opinions if they are
but sinrerely held. II il extremely cor
rupting in Ifs influence. and promotes H.
cen,iousness. not only in opinion, but in
practice. a..-...
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RIaohine Shop.

THE sshsrr7asT rslGEns - Enusls thNllks .
a Il EiEEss. Ena als Plhalis grnsrsllg, 60 lAsiE
rpFy Izssaal suVpost. an3 EazA reEFrSla1-f y
Eora 10 cisiaras e Ms sn1 - salsains cssn-
airs. flai - canrnnrs - cary - MaraAnf
So. Il De e sish3 kn0Nn a. he Fe1n1ig .
Msssrs. Dison a Inshank. mar Stcw Isn.P
Pes cEcr. 0nnee cnsnis. >. C. HheFs y ~
fa,nisA. u shnrf n0sos. kshly inFsosed
Horse Powers and Threkhlng
Machines,
hosh rcrfshAs snd seaEisnsFy; Straw Crsssf 9
raFioSs kiss. Gria and esw M Irons. Fsrn-
isr Ttenrils e I'll descriptions Edsr Toclsuf -.
pssiOr eualiiy; slso al kinds q Castings sd .
his seeli0n a. county. sn.brscing Nil and Zee.
tarr Cear. Gn8krons. skshing Mould-hasads, O
Yea Lii, WsFoa Ro1es. Snoolh'ng IHcns. &c.
rrA han3some rsdnctioa O fosmfr pilcts
vii he made On large esaings sueh - Nh and
Fartury Gear and 6u3Eeona whefe patterns sEs
fusnishsd a. are On hard II b confidently -
heved fhaa Gho-e xh0 wish % purchase any sEi1-
ele n he shove line NIL % veil % cal ard e.
smine hOsh Materials and workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. Al lstieu On business,
iiEreted 10 the suhsrTiher. Snow Carp. y. v,
win receive immediais and pEomFt stienllon.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March =. ~...~s- el-amp
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"A S the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A liz Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Busi-
ness. for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire II, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness Of this kind. -
LEOPOLD Z. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May !. So
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Bulletin No. g.

THE eFsaf ~ sflsi5 uia - lagg If-lss...ff
a ~ ID msny Faais CT DE- Wea- lis sss.lsa
ssrsaras sssn.sz asknsu ne lsuz8E ~ Iissng iEa-
- an highrs. ear~a cisl1sy - Ne iHsiAiassa'sa
MsErhs1is nsrr a cd l0aeneNf llsiE Asiss -
- EissTs siers % ErH,Olrr FaCCs; tsHales ntis
cemrslled 20 6e@sr ilfir dNsi,sngss thf Foas 81
Sessi nuss sssesrly sksn isnEusss en- dssrsi.s.
IL unk6c nuahoalRies wea~ eaaiea - % atmiais'
tss sia and co1nssL u shsrt Elssi P1bl'e q.
Wei vel i x ifths sd con.susnrrs e tA<
49, ha1 ers.e3 when de wstew suhub&rd Be-
~ r-rThs EssiIne waves IN 80 alluvial D.
rss;,ss. y kich II 4 frw mcufhs NrFT give cuf
that drse.siCus nissn Hhlsh Esodecss hi'ons
diseasrss
whst ssys lie erlthsird D.. FsEua. . ihls
psinif Ans1sr: Tie o1sss u tiiens erangf.
.nenf kas re prfnGpal sessrrf N ha. cv1fd n'lr-
esns q yfssvs.s All history end efPsnrnce proves
dis tReory. When he British srny snrsmped
an he plains q EaiHrmadnra. q time rhen ne
river Gasdiana hs5 hercme dry slarr food, M
NIrrKSr and IsTrnsIrTKsT REKess sssd :
rnone tie troops with surh drsirnrtire msllgniiy
that they came nigh bring extirpaied.
Tn. GRaEF1xnKnG coNFAsT, therefore. ear
nesfly cal The siiepsi0n &C he enliEs West %
their most extraordinary and oeisbuied sesles q
Axrf-Bnuors MKnIrIxKs. Ia every ioralsy
wheEe lhere Is Ire slightest tenaency e ans isim
of FKsKn. FKsrn asp ACrK. Drsb AsuE. and
he Ike, the inhabitants should Il once send 10
lie General Agent II ihe dislrici and have Gre
krnherg Detot established near shem. Were the
done. and The GRAEFENBERG yE6ETA.
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BFTTERs used
acconaing 70 directions, there would hs no fssr d
bilious diseases.
So important are the Graesenierr Medicinfs 10
the people % the West. that The follswiing sirfs
should be Immediately iaksns-
Isi. EueTy aeighIGrlcod slcuh hare Graf
en6srg D,pof. ByadGrrssfsg NE General AgtHi
Fl enp district ibis rrn r. SECURED.
"a. FamiEes should elub fcgefhtr and ST On
Immediate snpplg.
81. EmigTcri Soa,firs end oiltr phi!ani'rc-
pr Iodiss lOuIS fsynish fksn 70 ne ftsdg,
By surh means bilious diseases win be entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines Of the Company are most
errinenily adapted 10 the diseases for which they
are recommended. and consist Of The following:
Tsie Craefenhcrg Eye Eotion,
The Chitdren's Panacea.
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The ConsumpfIvc Balm,
The Dysentery syrup.
a. The General Agent for North Carolina .
Caps. William Jones. of I.ouisburg. To whom sp-
plicslions for agencies may BE- addressed.
- - EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, January. ls4s.
r~zz<- The Grasenherg Medicines are foT SAX
k5 hy Long, Wehh & Co.. HillshOrnugh
and Alexander Webb & Co., Clover Garden.
March -. IL
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made Of Mahogany, Marble, Cherry, '. alnut,
+ Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention TO bis make Of Port
able WARDROBEs and BEDSTEADS, which
canno, he surpassed for durability, neatness, and
convenience. A
He would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture OF any description,
ia give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
be intends 20 sell as low as be can possibly afford,
and his workmcn are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
rcaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two SIdehoa,ds, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, aud one Secretary and Book
case. and Bcdsteads, which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture.
such az Walnut. Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persnns Of distance, buying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors ensured SAFE
for less than they can do 1t themselves.
He returns his thanks for past fasors, and will
be thankful for . continuance Of public patron
eye, - ....-......
HENRY EVANS.
FebraaryI 7. 1s--
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EnOe Mountain Mills.

TSHE subscriber would take this method Of in.
forming his friends and the public generally,
that be is now fully prepared Cor Carding Wool,
and hopes. by strict attention 10 business. to me-
rit continuance Of the custom which has hereto
fore heen bestowed oD him. ~-s 5... .
Prices for carding, 6! cents per pound Of rolls,
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early in the
season, well washed and picked, with one pound
Of grease to twelve Of wool, and you shall have
good rolls.
. supply of Wool rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale. #r
Also 1000 pounds Of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Bran.
also continue to keep an assortment of Goods,
such as are usually kept in a Country Store; all
of which viii be sold cheap for cash, or on short
credit 10 puncfual customers. ISL
AL marketable produce taken in exchange for
Goods or Carding.
ALEX. DICKSON.
May Is. 3a-3m
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idyeriising Rates for The I!illstCrcrsh EuGir

One dollar per square GO lines) for the 6rst
insertion. and p cents fore 81, continuance. Lc'
duetons made IN favor Of standing advertisements
as follows: = .f@
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LOOK .g7' TfFEs !

-
FUST received, new supply Of
~ French Ginghams,
Silk Tissue,
Half Mourning Lamartine,
Sol. TaTlion Muslins, .<
Linen Fringe, #...* IT, s.es
Daily expected, ..a... g..
rs pieces Prints, assorted colors and patterns
10 patterns cheap Cassimcres, and other de-
J" LONG, WEBB. & Co.
ii. May 8. - @ Il - 49,
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Land for Sale.
May IS.

ars2s OFFER for sale large Tract o
sSrlsr Land in Person county, just over the
'Tss northern Orange line.
49, As body of upland, il is inferior
to none in the middle part of this state. TIE
open lands are we'll enclosed. and ia good heart !;
the forest lands are heavily tmhered, and all well
wateTed. ~
proyements- Dwelling Houses. Wheat and To-
bscco Barns, Saw and Grist Mills--in perfect re-
pair. 4 Ga
It win he sold in parcels to sui, any purchaser.
.-s-.w PAUL G.. CAMERON.
stsgville P. o., Orange, Nov. 81. OFT
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MitChell's Eve SalVe.


THE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
~ ana worth il the besi e,idence We cen have
Of any fact Of which We have no cogni7snce our
selves. The great advantages pcssesscd ~ this
article over every other. are-is Certainty. Sa;s.
~, Convenience. and Economy. All Physicians
admit tha, great danger il 10 be apprehen5ed from
dFugeihg the eye WHEN in infammed and or
healthy state. IN the nse q this sai,s this olce.
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly
result from its use il icing in al cases applied 10
the eriesp0i portions Of ihccyc; thereby avoiding
all the Inconvenience, Jain and danger, hieh ne
ccssaTily attend Tie introduction Of any Tuneent
article info thc eve. Iis sc,iyiiy in suhduing IN
fammaiion i 50 great that hut few cares require
the use Of moro Than one hottie 20 effect reritS,
cure. One Physician remarked 10 Ne, after having
witnessed lis cfsrcis in seyffai instances that il
was " perfect Gre Killer" We might multiply
rcascns Why this salvc should ic rrcicusd above
every thing .sEe in the ireeiment Of diseases Of the
eye, but We prefer !, should stand on liz ov me-
rits. All We ash is ,ha, It's virtues hc thoroughly
tested, and thai the directions be strictly followed.
@ Il .-.~ ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., N T.
.... For sale al this Office.
March ~. 81
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would inform the citiIsns Of HiIlshoToueh, anithe
county at large, tina, they aIe now prepared 70
execute all work in their line Of business in a
STYLE that will compare with any made in this
part Of the country. Our thinkers are well sea-
soncJ and Of good quality. Work shall not only
be done to sui, the times. but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from the country win End our
shop two joois above Nelson's Store. aiihe place
formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Gorman.
UTLEY & CULBRETU.
February 90. g.
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NOTICE THIS!

THE partnership Of wortnan 4 Utley hsy
a. ing heen dissolved by mutual consent. and
the undersigned having, on the first day Of de-
cember, 1876. formed a eo-Partnethip in the
rarriage Maxine RusinpSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
MRS. TRIBES
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,


ESSEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
J,llE Principal of this Institution, grateful for III,
very liberal patronage she has heretofore received
takes much pleasure In informing her friends and tht
nbl!c that its next session Will commence on the mrs
Monday October next and terminate on me last hy
of July, l649. recess ol one month wiz DC gwen ii
Christmas.
The Institution is situated within half a mile Of
DunnsvlIls Post Office and IL not more than sever
miles from TappaianRoCk. rs regards health, society
scenery &c It's location Is unsurpassed by that Of any
School in lower virginia
The course uf Instruction embraces the branches o
an English education usually taught III such lnsltu
lions together with the French language and Music OF
The Piano Forte. Ifrrqured, instruction VIII be gwen
in tile Latin Spanish and raan languages by Mr.. Tn
bIe who will also deliver lecture weekly 20 the y0cnl
ladies'.
Board including fuel aud lights, for session Of nine
months, ~
English Tuition, Isl Class y
Do I'd Class, IL
French when studied with the English branches, y
Music on the Piano Forte, >.
PAYMENT viii be required AT the expiration Of each
half session. ,,tL
Washing Can he done NJ home, or nj the establish
ment nj an additional Gharsr Of S. as IL may siiit the
parents or guardians Of The rupii;.
Nrs Tribe having received her education In Europe
under masters OF professional celebrity, ana been en-
gagged many years in traching feels assured tnat sue
able 10 r yr substitution in the duties that deVpVc upon
her Mrs T. will hereafter be assisted by young iahy
we'll nuaIifird 10 teach thr English branches
The government Of The School s strcty pafeHal, te
confidence of the scholars encouraged AMI sincere IN
trrest taken the part Of the teacher IN " W. WI"
Germs their welfare both n pupils alh y"hhs lue
SJ- Letters addressed IL Prtrr iHpr' D"n'-
Esssr county Virginia, Will receive immediate a.'ei
1850 '' Aug c-cWiw
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EIJASON,S WOOI,ENS.

MANUFACTURED nj the EAGLE FACTORY
l'l MADISON MILLS, Madison comfy, Va.
BERNARD PEYTON, Richmond, Va, Receiving
and Forwarding Agent.
"A good article, at fair price, j, cheaper than an
inferior one at half price"
Tho above Goods havinra high reputation In conse-
quence OF Their superior quality for srvce and duiabl-
lily as servants wear has Induced persons 10 recon-
mend and sell, rs Elason's manufacture, goods which
have been made elsewhere, and which, not possessing
those qualities al durability which Onuch recommend
my own, are well calculated 10 injurs their Standing
The undersigned will in future have but one agent In
Richmond and the card attached Ia zach piece OF GOODS
will have his name and address included.
These goods will be exchanged for wool At the cur
rent market prices.
Farmers and planters in want of them are requested
To send their orders and wool early IN hr season. elmer
10 the undersgned Madison Mills, Madison county,
Va, or TO his Agent al Richmond.
Specimens Of the Goods can be seen At the Agency
in Richmond
Annexed are n few Testimonials, out Of many In my
possession, as to the qualities and standing oi my
Goods SO Tar as they have been tested p,,.soN
Madison Mills, Madison CO., Va, May, 1913.
OF few short business letters, or extracts from
them, not designed hy the writers for publication
Elk lIiLL, Goochland CO, July l2ih, le46.
Having purchased and fairly ,ried supply OF MI
W. r. Eason's Wooden Cloths, feel warranted IN
saying that, IN every respect they Were perfectly sa.s
factory. II. c. HARRISON.
souTH HILL, Powhatan co., July 18th, ls4b.
MS VIII nc ndHueu you pf VII. w. l. "''
nufacturer!of Wooden Cloths, from Madison county.
raded my wool with him last year-his cloth gave en-
tire satisfaction in price, and never had my negro
clothing 10 last well before. exchanged my wool
for cloth with him. and my intercourse has been slch "
TO Induce me TO recommend him 10 your favorable no
tice. Yours, &c,
JOSEPH W. ROYAL.
AMELIA CousTr, Nov. 2nd, lei'.
To Mr.. W. P. Eliason:
Dear sir received alb ,ui ten days ago, The bale Q,
Wooden Goods which consigned 10 Cen beiha'u
Peyton on the st August last, and lind hem 10 ue "
the quality expected, and 10 correspond win tne
sample you left with III the time contracted WIN
you Tor Them. send you draf on Mesrs. "ar"'cA
Barksdale, of Richmond for the cost OF the sac'
Very respectfully, your ob.dieni servant, rp
GoocHL.sp CousTr, Dec. 2cth, lS4i.
To w. P. Eliason: ~,
Dear Sir-I have received the Cio'h from zen d.. DC
nard Peyton, with which am well pleased. hpo' e.
send you DRAFT on Messrs. Haxali, brothers 20 l1'
the balance due, after deducling me value oil my "o'
With respect yours, &c. ,,,u1yc
PouHArAs Cousrr, tn April Iofo
Dear Sir-Your Goods proved 10 hs very eoou, an1
lasted well. Enclosed you have Inc balance aue 5u,
AFTER deductng the value of mine and my o'o'ho'
WOOL Yours truly,
To w. P. Eiason. WIN. W. MlCiiaoA'
May l9-claf.tS m5m
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EDUCATION
Medical Department

CT HA NPDES SID NEY COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
a'HE eleventh annual OF Lecture In this I'm.
: slitution will commence Monday, the a3l OF
ocinbcr, and continue To lie l9h uf March.
John CULLEN NJ. D., Thso1y AMI Practice oi
X; l.. BoHaHNAN, VI. D., Obstetrics aad Diseases
/ ol Women md Children
y w. w. cHAMBEELaf.E, NJ. D., M.ieria Medica
ana Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MaUPIN, NJ. d. Chemistry and piar-
I macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. n, Surgery and
surgical Anatomy.
solosy. 80 -
nsNJAhINr. LocKErr, 81 d. Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
~ ,:hilen t. the usual Lectures Medical and Surgi-
~ 1hlurs WIN bs regularly given al tie College In.
n,mary ana Richmond Aims House 10 which the
students VIII be admitted free OF expense In these In
sllhtohs Tie student will have OPPORTUNITIES of oh
serving me diseases incident the south and Of vii,
hTssihs very many surgical operations
ne STUDY o. Anatomy may be prosecuted " i'm the
in"sl ample facilities, aud a, very ,rifing expense
Naturalization ticket r
Professors fres ,cs
Practical Anatomy IA
Graduation lee NJ
Board incliting fuel. lights, servants attendance
e'c can bs obtained AZ cheap in Richmond rs in any
week. Wairpiy, 81 f
rug II Dranc Of the Faculty.
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A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MIL EGR SALE

HAVING taken tease on The Tavern, &c, al Anne
La Court. Enus-. fer term at years again offer
for sale Plantation which now reside, lying la
Amelia county, one ME West, Dennisvilr. contain
inc three bundled and sixty acres. with comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms four with FIRE place
and al necessary ont houses, Will an excellent garden
and yard newly and neatly enclosed with extensive
apple and peach orchards OF choice fruit. The Plan
taon divided three fields, which produce good
cop. oi gram, &C lies very level and Il admirably
excellent wood land, and plenty of cid field pine.
ner, with all the moiern improvements aud, think
can safely say Il Is the best saw SIN ever paw. Ths
engine horse power, built in the most pie and
hr.t manner, with Two boilers twenty feet long tween
,y two inches diameter. II has been but lille used
aud is nearly rs good "a new.
The engine drives The Jaw ably through legs Of any
sizr and Will cut with proper management Two thou
sand r.t PER day and requires about good wagon
load Of wood per pay.
The management Of the engine IS very simple, sno
any smart negro VIII learn III few days The saw
Mil viii be sold either with without The ianh ana
can he moved ard put mp anywhere without mnch cost
The subscriber will aitend, If desired, 70 puIn2 " ln
opeyaon for any person who may buy III Gfist MIL
NAV be an lchrd to with very TIE cost This NH IL
very valuable piece Of property and VIII clsar from
sir 10 eight dollars per day.
If nrva- sale OF tnls property u not effected be-
fore the 0tn day If September less, Il will be offered
foy ,ae on tina, day public auction on the premises
For further particulars address the subscriber, al
Amelia Court house. JOHN A. JETER.
July Is lntdss
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LICM,S OFFICE,

NO. 5, EX CH A g T / A L,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention Of the patrons OF this TAR
i famed Pcize Office is invited 10 the follow.
inc lis, Of Schemes TO be drawn during the
month of JULY, under the management OF The old
and successful Managers u PAINE & Co,
whose Lotteries take the lead oil all others. They
have sen, more prizes TO Richmond in he past
few months than all the Managers combined. Oi
the number sent 10 Richmond, LUCK has al.
WAYS had his full share.
THE CRY IS STILL THEY CONE!
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 49, drawn July %:
% SO 9 IL So AZ IS q 80 , % 2G 10.
Whole, 3 "a &c, 5000 Three more, sold
Half, 9 Al 60, $50 and paid in the ab've,
Whole, 9 IL 25, 80)by LUCK.
MORE LUCK!
ANOTHER CAPITAL!
1000 Dollars sold and paid al this Office.
Drawn Nos Of Mary u l. LoeI Y Glass lo9
Whole Ticket, Nos. 7 p As, The third high.
est prize of 1000 dollars, sold 10 Rockelts gen.
tlcman, and paid by LUCK al sight.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN THIS WEEK
Tuesday-2 OF $4,000. 70 Nos, Is drawn
Tickets 5.
Wednesday-s4o,Ooo. &c Nos, IA drawn
Tickets Is.
Thursday-94,oOo dollars. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets S.
Friday-l2,OOo dollars. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 4.
sa,urday-5 of $4,000. IS Nos, 70 drawn
Tickets 10.
The Small Fry Lottery also draws three times
per week-on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day.
Packages on liberal terms; the price OF three
tickets deducted.
Orders Tor Tickets in the above receive the
mos, prompt attention, and drawings forwarded
Immediately alter reception, when requested
For prizes, address G. b. LUCK,
Aug Richmond.
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
LOUISA RAILROAD

AFTER the lst OF july section of the Road between
n Gordonsvle and Charlottesville will be put in ope-
ration.
Tho Stages running in connection with this Road
will roach Cox's, fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville,
first day from Richmond, which will relieve the passon
gers from night travelling all the way through 10 the
White Sulphur.
By special agreement with the proprietors OF the
Stage more liberal amount Of baggage will be allow
cd than formerly between Staunton and Gordonsvle.
Parties wishing extra Stages can always procure them
ofthe propretors at Charlottesville and regulate their
Fare between Richmond and s,aunton, 81 90
Fare between Washington and Staunton, (no de-
tention at Junction, and tickets obtained on the
boat 10 90
Passengers from the Southwest West, going North,
can pay through at Stanton 10 Washington $40.
Ater the lst September the Louisa Railroad will be
completed within eight miles OF Charlottesville.
June l3-cthug.l5 G.. K. MASON, Agent.