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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Save a Dime in Every Dollar,

Save a Dino in Every Dollar,
by DEALlNGtoN THERE Ray SYSTEM,
ENoR by this system of doing business you .ncv-
1 : er, in any case pny or goods which you do
nut get, nor do you have 10 pay u profit that will
justify the men youtdeal with in laying ont of
their money uloug time or help make up for bad
debts which are OF necessity made by all mento
some considerable extcnt, who do business ON tie
old creditsystem.
We are now b6sily engaged in opening d large
aud attractive stock Of French, English and Ameri.
can DRY GOODS, which we intend 10 oilGr at
unhcurd OF low prices aud in doing so we shall
adhere 10 our former style of doing business.
which wo honestly believe operates Tor the mn.
tn,ll iniorest oIthe huycrand sellurall we ask of
any unprqindiced person is to call aud give
tho Ready Pay plan trial and we promise you
In lheend that You slWll buy as many goods for 30
| cents as usually costs you dollar l' 81
GOODS Al 40 PER CENT DISCOUNT
4,.- Ill From Credit Prices. .,
\ largo aud heavy invoice just 10 hand, in which
muy be lound an endless variety fnew andla
ionable lies otdress goods, suchUs ,t.,
Rich changeable DRESS SILKS ofall colors,a
! BLACK aud BLgE BLACK SILKS, (of sever
al widths ardprecs.)
FANCY FIGURED aud PLAIN
BEREGES of ollcolors, Tissues. 4. , -b
PLAlNm aud DOTTED SWISS MUSLlNS, for
evening and wedding dresses, tsS - 20 % y
MUSLIN GlNGllAMS, Earlston and French
IGlNGlIAMS, q Fl "a 81 &E&r4E
Plaid and Phm LINEN LUSTRES, "a new
article aud good imitation ihe changeable sks,
LAWNS, MUSLIN DELAINS, ALPACAS,
BoMBAZlNES SC. SC.
Men and Boys Wear.
We have full and gcueralstock Of CoATINGS
0lall Kinds, colorS qualities and price. embracing
Il every new article IN the market aud Pantnlooh
. Sulls by the cord haIcorul, or armlul To su;th
purclinser, eHa Ha, u... y-.,@o 10. =
I, iALso--.A good aud well assorted stock oil
q TICklNGS, CtlECKSg LINENS. s1se..r, q
d DRTLLINGS, NANKL.ENS, FLANNELS,
Brown and Blcaohed MUSLINS, =, tA
JEANs, TWEEDS, and every kind OF mixture
= ever seem or sold. s.'.''aii s'o,
A Handsome Lot Of Bonnets
(New shapes aud styles,l ofevery price,
e Artificial Flowers aud Bouuct Ribbons,
q parosols and Paqsoletts cheap. .,... ..,...
i An upusualy large stock Hosiery aud Frene
Z 10 Hats, ,ays. ..U .,.iis5
> Fashionable silk, Fur Brush and also Panami
lLeghorn aud Palm Leaf a.a.aG. ,.,t.y ,,A.g
A general invitation, issexiended TO alls;o on
? land examine anew, cheap and desirable stack I,
1oods suitable for The season and going at uni
) Isually low prices. S8 (,
- .4lg WISE.& HILLARp,
Lancaster April 6 l84s. dS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
,Jc.WVe,IryII.

DINS, Bracelets. Bell Buckles, Ear Rings, Fin
ger Rings, Eookets, Chains, Pencils, sc. &c,
Ifthe richest and latest pattefts just received al
4's-tf snl GATES & CoSPER'S. ,
a Tallnadge House, Mayl8, 1919 l.o os 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
GENERAL NOTICE.

z ttiE subscriber still continaes 10 manufacture
q al his Old Spml, on Whrelnrg Street IN ne
kopse kno,ca as NE AraoH ItH Yard property
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

Broken Wind on fscaVcs.s
" uSr recei3cd, 1hlic,sdF c,hhHled IIeaSe
u. Pdwders. apeHiethalcnrr hT Broken wind
~ Blh1sts f,' fArhY ny w. kREFDER
l.picaEter July Is, l3l9. ~,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
COACIl MAK KING.
GO oACIr rnAKrNc. BUSINESs,

eNsHSy VENHE subscribers wuuldfesrrUt
fTss..J- u lgHy iiiiorln the l'l'iIle that ihey
w. " IInNe fnlned q COZ -parlncr.Illn ~ LIlr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

'Attbe0hl d,lprWerly ypccuwedby AlessIs,
WRiGilf aud MccItG opposite the Broadway
uule, Where they Intend bdiliugund krcpmg
constantly 6n'fMd hi'w6rl in their iiuei iinRlI-
ed in tue nGatcgi and substantial manner lld
very cheMp. - ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
p. 3. EMRIoH & Co.@g

They have just received and iopened large
and extensive variety of .5 a.. snssr
HARDWARE g. CUTLER z,
Consisting in part, Of Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives, Shoe Knives, Butcher Knives
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives, Hand
Saws, X Cut and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts Anvils, Vices, Tarce Chains,
Halter Chains, Log Chains Kettles Braces, &c.
The Nbeve articles, are we'll assorted aud con-
sists of eyeryFusnal variety. ..........
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

ZNHE attention ofthe citizens of Fairfield and
~ neighboring counties, is respectfully invited
TO the New Hardware Store. recently opened in
1'dtlmadge's Block, third door from he Tall
madge HoHse, by atsii Vcs s'+Ai W has
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
ROY,s CLOTHING.

From The age Of to 10, ofall kinds, with ma
ny other articles, such rs Suspenders, Gloves, Silk
Pocket and Neck IlmIdkerehieis. Italian Silk, ex
ira sizes. Jenny Lind do. Stocks. Collars, Bosoms
Cotton Hose Umbrellas, travelling Bags, Valises
Good Year's travelling suits.
All Of which we win sell al the lowest Phila,
depha prices.
. ~ RccoHcct HE Checkcred Store oppoSitc he
Hooking VaHey Bank.
CouLEIIAN & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
A TnOuSAND NAMES

as proof Of in this distressing class of COMPLAINTS
See pamphlet 1H broken dOon debHeted constitution,
from the effect Of mercury, will find the bracing power OF
this article 10 act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradicaed from the system. .,,.. e--..l ls.
The % distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly IN the application OF the
compound for the distressing class of complains which
head this paragraph For CsnareS Aere has been used in
Lhn nnrih of Enr0pe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

B9IANK DEEDS spragyRrinted on lht
EObesl of paper Tor sale at his Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
LIVER COMPLAINTs,

Feusy and Agne Bilious Diseases-To the Great Yves
especially, and wherever these complaints prevail this
medicine is offered. ,.t. 8 ,t ...g - s..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

l5 Cnscs Of Boots and Shoes, fine Call Boots,
Tampico, Goat, Moroccodo Kipand Senl Skin do.
Lasting Caters, Calf and Goat Morocco, Brpgns,
Polke and General Taylor ties Of fne Calf, Mule
liers and Morocco Slippers, Boys and Youths
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

flamra tg5,i, q. GitfFfgC, g,.a5 5Dutp,
cAt'ENTs Relnmdid, Son s. B~k, County
hgeut I,nrroc, OHIO. !. r, 40, Bcck %,
Lnbopahs, ohot 81 f
n'EPptNpuHfbitG tr lhc ""elcUbcrg ON
Augusr1, isia. -' ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases or arrangements OF the female frame,
ObstrHciiORs, difficulties, painful fneRsrHaOAs, &c. has
effected cure. This root Ia indigenous TO our soil, and
found in large quantities, and as a MEDICINAL property
stands without equal, II forms one Of the compounds
In the preparation, which as whole is the best remedy
ever given 10 debated femalei II Is sure, and the sys
te,n ,yil be restored m health by s use, 's
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
no! FOR CALIFORNIA;

Iancasier,' 'April y, lClOs '177H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

For sale Wholesale aud Retail by G. s. Brdsall.
CiacipnaEi George Kaufman, Lancaster, G. Nc
Fodden. RashpiHe; D. b, Rindhart Lithopoiis;
s, S. Russell, Piekerihgioa; II &J. Leohnard,
Basa; o II. Muhlcr, Somerset; N. Beatty & Co.
baltimore. 2;t Nst' ''-e@ 50
February 9, l8d9. .ss. tt- 80 .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

u Z y Hl7' Y N q Z u q
"A letter from JOHN "A. COLLINS, ESQ.
EDITOR and PROPRIETOR orbte TEN
PEH54yNCE ORGAN also ,aGENT AND
LECTURER for The GRAND DIYISION
of SONS or 1EyuPER.aNCE of OHIO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

and all diseases of the urinary organs ior hese dsess-
IND compants stands alone no other article relieve
YOU and the cures testified TO will convince the most
skeptical ;--see pamphlet.
ey there is no cure You may think you have gravel when
tereis only inflammation may be caculi-and yet
II may be hardy fOrmed-it may even be stone In he
bladder vet YOU are sure Of in all but the last
named disease and Ii stone in the bladder does exist
by the aid Of this medicine all inflammation caused by y
will subsde and unless the formation is OF years stand
ing the cacnli IL dissolved and brought away IN fine
PARTICLES All stages ofs disease has been cured ny this
mixture. One Of he first Medical men "a Ms State g
NeO York DaS cured Of grdOeI BY tbs medicine. see
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposals for a.aliDns,

HEADQUARTERS Mains CoLP
q ar'ermaster's Oifc-, Washington, Oct 8, 1919.
~ EPARATE PROPOSALS will be- received n iii
~ ofir. until 10 O'Clock, A W.. on Monday IN. III h
unllsd Stakes Marines al the following Stations for
the year 1851, w:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Chariestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
sport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Ias.! raiah - CONSIST III pound and unau-r Of
FRESH rrf az three quarters az pound 81 mess pork;
eighteen nfnresuI bread made OF superfne -four or
suPefhne hnnr, III The option Of thr Guverrmenl; am,
at rate Of SIX pounds If good coffee Twelve pounds
oi Inc BEST new O:leans sugar eig quarts Of hest
white beans four qnaIts OF vinegar iva Quarts Of salt
four pounds of good har brown sua ana one and half
rounds OF good hard dipped tow candles To each "a
lion.
The berf required shall be delivered on the order nj
the commanding oiiIcer Of station either in bulk
by the sngle tion nnd shall cusis o Inc best and
most choice pieces ol the Carcass the pork 10 be No.
primr POI and The groceries, Of best nuay
Of Tie kinds named, subject To inspection. No bid
will br entertained al this Office unless accoIupaIrd by
bond Tor Two hundred dollars, with Two sufrlrs Tor
the execution of Tie contract If awarded; the sui-
cheney Of the sur,ties must br certified BY some Off rial
person TO be endured, Proposals for Rallnns for
le5u." AUG NICHOLSON
QnaIttTmasrr Maine Corps.
The Union and Republic, Washington; the Aneri-
can, Sentinel and PrnEspiyanan, PHILADELPHIA Tie
Portsmouth Gazette New Iamp>hire; the Boston Post
hnh Boston Tunes, insl0n the New York Herald New
YORK Evening Post New York Courier and Enquirer,
ana New York suns thr baltimore Daily Advertiser,
Baltimore Republican, and Baltimore san the Norfolk
Beacon, Norfolk Herald; the EichuGd Elumi,rr ard
Richmnnd Wing; The Alexandria Gazette Alexandria,
virginia; and the Pensacola Gazette will eve the above
Three Insertions each per week, and hp account
accoinp n~d by Que printed copy OF The advertisements
10 this btEce for payment. ll-liaufd
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LOTTERIES.
strattcn,s Oncc,
40. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RiCr
IN M0ND VIRGINIA

~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Letallthe world sny what they can,
For selling Prizes. S'fRATTON'Sthem man
Drawn Nos Of Sussex la terry, Extra, No 49, October G.
so II 60 8 IS 90 S. "A "a u % 80 a5 |.
Tisss' No: s Two more s1d and paid
~ IS IS IS 81 81 81 &C 80 IG 81 IS.
T re No: IS Two :s asf Pes by
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, No. la3, Oct 49,:
Al S 40 81 l8 Is IA 40. 10 Z III 6! 81 80 81.
SCHEMES t'Oa THE HEEh
25. 600 DOLLARS!-3 OF 1000 DOLLARS!
TuEsDAY mo asa Lottery No. la!acSpita,
drawn. Tickets IS; halves so; quarters IS.
As, 2S2 DOLLARSl-5 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, No. AZ Capitals:
S45 as2 OF 9OO0 of $780, 10 Of 500 10 Of O0n,
&c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves s; quar-
ters So
90 600 DoLLARsi-s,0 600 DoLLARSl
acknowledgements Lottery, No. l2i-Cap.
tails: SaODOO, 5000, 1.OUo BAGS, ~ of OOo, sc. Is
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters
aa.
$4,000 DOLLARS IA 600 DOLLARSl
FRlDAY-Susse1 Lottery, No 75-Captas: Sl5
600, 1900, 1900, l,227, Of 1000, &C rs Nos, Is
dawn. Tickets a.; halves 2; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS !-l,2O0 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susseI Lottery, Extra, No. la5-
Capitals: 5000, ,200 100, &c. rs Mos, IL drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quarters rs cents.
MoNoNGALIa LOTTERIES Foa OCTOBER lsi9.
Virginia Lottery, No. lee, 10 be drawn Saturday,
oe.obrI auti. 70 Nus 10 drawn Prizes: ! prize Of
$50, 1000, 10 600, 10000, 10000, 4, $50, 2,2UO,
40 OF 1000 &c. Tickets Slu; halves 5; qua tiers SD.
Virginia Lottery, No. X, to he drawn at Alexandria,
Virginia, Saturday, October 9Th. as Nos. II drawn
Prlzes: prize Of 10000, 30 OF 10000. 2,o56,
500, &C Tickets Sal; hIIves 10; quarters S.
Orders or Packages ,CerIincatSs OF Packages ana
sin Ne Tickets in aliIle Lotteries will he promptly al
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested Please
addressordursto N. STRhTIoN,
Oct Is Richmond, Va.
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haun Dert7s q III e,

ON FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
H 81 IS a" 50 "a % as 10 81 Is s.
Half Ticket, Nos ~ a3 81, another prize Of $3.50
sent To this Office
Drawn Nos of Monongaa Lottery, No laa October IL:
GO 81 G. SO SIS II % 81 % - 81 "a.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No Is, October l2h
d As GO 4 81 So "A 81 46 ~ p.
Ticket, Nos. IS &c u, another Capital sent 10 this
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. l2a. Oct l3
IS 10 6 % 80 81 81 % L6 20 26 81 46.
Ticket, Nos. &c 81 30, another Capital sold by
Drawn Nos. Of Monongaa Lottery, No. la3, Oct. ID:
a4l 5 80 81 ls IS il 40 49, II saa ~ 81.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia hlonongaa Lottery, Class
No. l4-Cupitas: sa5, 200, of 7OnO, Of 2OOg, uf
900, &C. Is Nos, is drawn. Tickets S5-shares In
proportion.
WEDNESDAY-The Delaware Stale Lottery, Glass
No. 42-Capitas 81, 22, OF 5000, Of 5,UU0 III Of
500, 10 OF 1000, &C rs Nos, IL drawn. licge'a
Sl0-shares In proportion.
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongslla Lottery,
Class No l25-Capitas $4,000, Coco, 4,OoO, 2,iGs,
10 of LOCO, sc. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S.
shares in proportion.
FRIDAy-rhe Sussex County tDeiaware) Lottery
Class No. 75-Capitals: $4,000 d,0U 30o0, le37,
of 600, &c. rs Nos Is drawn. Tickets S4-shares
in proportion.
tDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Ciass No. l25-Capta's:
is OOO 900, 7Oj, w. rs Nos, 70 drawn. Ticke,sSl
shares in proportion.
SATURDAY EVENING-(Sales close At ocloek.)
Handsome Scheme $50 900.
Virginia Lottery, No l26, to be drawn Saturday, Oc
,ober Sh IS Nos, Is drawn. Prizes: prize Of $780,,
uUO 80 OO0 OOO 10 0U0 1850, 22UU, 40 of 1000, SC
Whole Tickets SU-slareS in proportion.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, 9th.
20 prizes ot Sl00U0!
The Virginia Monon gala Lottery, Glass No. K-Capi
,as: przs o: S7UUU0, ~ Of lUU0U 2,O56, $780, &c.
IS Nos u dawn. Tickets saO-shares in proportion.
~ Orders TOR packages, certificates OF PACKAGES,
single tic kets shares the above any OF Maui
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day prices varying from 81 10 $40 fortckes
wlllecsve the most prompt attention, and the draw
lngs forwarded rnediatoiy TO diJtant adventurers
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
" Rseolleci No.3-"Thsrs's uek in odd numbers,
saws Rory o. Morso Oct. Is
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FORTUNES HOME,

rHALK'S OFFICE, No. =, Main Street,
~ Richmond, Va.
'Put money In thy purse,
Do not desRar,
True hope never tires, but mounts or Eagle : wings,
Kings it makes Gods, aud manner creatures Kings"
Put money thy purse"
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air Lottery, No. a6-Capiials: Sai,-
600, 1900, 5000, 1000, $500, &c. 7o Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets Sd
neutrality-suspicious. Lottery, No. a6-Cari
tails: sH,a'?, 5000. 800, $500, Is If 1000,
Th.r.day s..yia.a ccn.c,iaa.oa Lot.s,y, NO: I'l-
Capitals: SEQ. 600, 1891, 1000, 5000, l25o. &c.
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
friday-Maryiand Consolidated Lottery, No. l35-
Capitals: $4,000, OF 5000. OF 5000, 20
of 1000, &c. 70 Nos., 10 drawn. Tickets S..
Saturday-Gnnd Consolidated Lottery, No. 46-capi.
tails: 10000, 40 of 5000, 90 Of 200, 20 Of
500, &C. IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets slu.
Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF pack
ages in the above LoIteres or IN all Lotteries adver-
tised by Messrs. u. Paine & &c, attended TO with
promptness, and drawings forwarded TO all who wish
Oct. Is R. CHALK.
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LUCE'S OFFlEE,
ISIS, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH
DIruunED vIRCINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
THE following prizes have been very recently sent
i to LUCK, who continues &C. receive and veni
Prize Tickets. Persoss In town or country In want Of
cash, wcrG do we'll 10 call on or make small remit
lance TO him.
and paid to u citizen Of Richmond by LUCK, August
25h Nos. IS 81 81, Sl5UOQ. Nos. 10 Al ~, S72U7
Nos. >! ~, sl,25O. Nos. II 81 IS, s,09u, and M
merons others OF $3.50, 5oO 400, $50, la5, 100, &c
which were distributed among the patrons OF this office
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER
S37377 $4,000 1900.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass At, DO drawn AT Bllt
mare, uctobor 18th. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Capitals:
prize Of sa7,377, ,Oa0 Of ,6j1 aJj, IS Of
900, SC. Tickets $40 shares in proportion Cert
icates of package of Wh,les $780, halves 10; quar-
$4,000, % u 5000, 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class n, TO be drawn
At Baltimore, ortoaer aoth. 20 Nus, !! drawn. q
Of 500 % Of 4Oo, ~ OF soJ Tickets SlO-s!ares IN
proportion.
$4,000, 3 of !QGOc. Il OF 5000.
sasGusna9ra Iane,y Class y, to be dflwa 4! BAL
timore, "Wednesday, October 2iil' To Nos, 10 drawn
Capitals: prize Of SiD,UO0, Of 10000, Of 5.pOl,
20 Of O0O 81 of 5JO - Of 4ou. Tickets sj-shlres
in proportion.
A BRILLIANT SCHEME 7 N TIE a7riI:
S6OO00, Of ao,0GJ, oil lu,UO1, IL of $780, loo Of
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class II, 10 be drawn
al Baltimore, Saturday, uc.nus. 27tn. Is Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: prG1 OF Sio,o1n Of a0,DJD, u
10000, IL of 5000, lOi of JOB, &c. Tickets SEQ
shares in proportion Certificates cf a package Of
Wholes S26J; halves leu. CHARTERS G5.
533 900, 22O0O, 1000
susQuehanna Lottery, Ciss4 u, TO be drawn at BAL
tn,ore, wednesday, October 3!st Is Nos, 10 drawn
Capitals: prize oil S3l,01o, Of .l,tl!, Of IL Oao
of 54g5 ~ OF 900 Tickets S.o-shares in proper
ton.
Tickets for sale in all Lotteries advertised by Mrs.rs
d. PAINE & co. Particular attention given q dis
tant correspondence Prizes paid at sight, aud all bu
siness transacted at this Office a.rctly confidential
Sent, 90 Z. b. LUCK.
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EXECUTORS SALEOF LAND AND NE
GROES.

TI,lE under igned. Executor. oi Samuel Lodge, of
hppamattox county, will sell, nj public Auction on
THURSDAY, lie ii day November next, on the
premises, all al the Estate Of the late samuel r. Lodge
bnta zeal AMI personal---very. The tract Of land lying
Vaughan's Creek ana The Stage road fG.n Farmve to
Lynchbnrg, and adjoining the lands Of l. lwn Gray,
William Mathews and oiher3, aud containing about scD
acres, which may, and ii required will, be divided
into two or more parcels TO suit those disposed In ppr
chase tie same. The terms 81 salr for the land III be-
one Fourth cash; the remaining three fourhs III equal
payments Il two and three yras bearing interest
from the date "f sale, and secured by bond, and Deed
of Trust IN the land
hso all the stock OF Horses Cattle Hogs Corn and
Plantation Utensils, and Household aud Kitchen Fur
nituie; also, about twenty Negroes Men, Women aud
Children, most Of them youl and Likely. The Negroes
vii, be sold for cash. the OF personal estate,
where The amount exc.ed9 $40, Credit viii he gwen of
SIX months, The purchaser Ia give bond and approved
security: and Tor all sums not exceeding SlJ The cash
~ill be required.
The Executors wish 20 close their administration
speedily rs possse. anu reqest all PERSONS who may
have claims against their l1sta ar, have the
ready, In proper anh legal torn, and present hem
the day of safe, that they may be examined and
engagements made 10 pay them as speedily possible
Those wishing 10 view the lands, &c, will cali on Ed
win Gray William Mathews.
WILLIAM MATHEWS, c,..,,o,,
JAMES GRAY. N'e'u'o'''
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Ready Made Clothing.
MfN,DInE

II ZEN, CiILES l. ca. still occupy their old
n stand, No. lO2, Main Street. where they would
be pleased 10 all III want Of good qas!i,, Clnhug
the stock on hand il large, and fresh supplies re-.
crived weekly from their own msuIi.ciory N Newark
New Jersey.
Heavy Beaver Overcnais
Heavy Business Owe! Frocks
Black, brown and Olive Frncks
Blue aud Drab Overcoats
Dress and Frock Coats
Eloaks, Pants, Vests
Und-rshirs AMI Drawers, Of Silk Merino, Buck. IN
Sc, e.. For fits and bargains, call on
Oct. q KEEN, CHlI.ES = co.
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ssy W.. Goddin, Ancs
VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICl

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
MOND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NTILL he sold, on Thursday afternoon, lie
w 18Th day III Ocober, !Si9, upon The pre-
mise, commencing al 3 O'clock, lhai valuable
farm, row cwnfd and occupied by 10. &. Pege
EGG, situated IN he West Ham road, about :,
miles Yves, Of The city Of Richmond, con,ainius
1903 acres. with all The buildings ard appure.
nances thereto belonging, all OF which are nearly
new, having been hul within the last five years
The land, Tor the mos, part, is OF red stiff clay
and produces admirably we'll The farm has
been lai of into five smaller tracts, and viii be
Sold separately or together, as may BE- deemed
most advisable, on The day ci sale. The lanl
will eerisin!y be sid.
TERMS: Une>ihi:. cash, balance ii q AM IL
m,nths. Tor negotiable notes, interest added, 81,
cured by lras! deed. W.GUDDlN, AGci
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Marble Yard.

0 Il N y U E. 4 .,
sTI STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, VA.
nEALER In Egyptian, Italian and American Marble
OF every description, Wall Plates, Fronts, DC, sc.
ANY design in Carving executed in the neatest man
.
Orders from the country, with city reference
promptly attended to.
Mr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship In ont
OF the establishments in New York CITY. ant
having much experience in the business, dattoIs him
self that all work executed al his Shop will give as on
Tire satisfaction as any done North or South.
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LAND IN DiNwlDpIE FOR SALE.

WILL &c sod the 2tth instant u the "ea..' ue
w suitable, Otherwise The next far DAY 90 we p
mi.es at uoon, III, valuable estate cal.a W
W0OUo lyD- hrtween SalnDzirs Creek anu .oA J
Rood h I,inwidiia county, containing ABOUT -,'uo
acres part uf which excellent Creek o' houoI'
Land The greater plon ven uinoefsa, an' TIE resi-
I, - ,n r., sn,a n order 10 division between lhe
Iess,ees o. lac ais Mrs Mary NJ Boiling; and should
/, ss. 10 be desirable, will be divided into t2cts u
NJ ,omte Of the contemplated Railroad must be very
nssr mis- p,oaer,y, and is hoped mat it viii a!act INC
,,Ieniioo Of those who desire 10 possess valuable
Tobaceo Wheat ap. Corn Lands, ina healthy region
and convenisu. TO market
TrE..:-i, . and 3 years credit, on personal secu
ity and Deed Of Trust Possession wiz he gwen nr
he 3Ist December. and meantime Wheat may b.
sown and other preparations ios The next year Lay U
made moi interfering present occupant OF The pre-
MIS- REBEccA B. COLQUHOUS,
PETER L.MESSURlER,
Oct e-c5, J. F. MAY, Trustee, &c.