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wM F TEBBS. Agent.
: RE OF PILES

IvNrSNILLE, n. e, NOV. I, 1913.
Dear Shallow me to express u
= I y. .">. ,.r YOUR discovery OF n medicine,
~ ~ .:uccr' IS; a, IL. has effected N cure. that uil
|, ,s. :o.ay E.a have taken have entirely failed to
~, mNAs. .,n,a Ritters" have cured me of the
II >: ,.crsvatcd case Of the Piles that. per.
:, - - 10, OF man. My case is not II stranger
~. ,s,. -. - SIN well known in this and the
ri. ,,f@ .r,. and cantruly ray that my recovery
r...4.-. = my friends and relations, Ms had trSd
"a. =. m headed, and nothing did me any good
Er~g- lied upon TO try the Bi,ters, You are hi
:. !''t rs o., this communication, tor the benefit
~ s-.::sI ,:,,. WIN J ATWOOD.
-. and s:6rekeepers everywhere, and
-. IIpp \ &C. aud BENNETT BEERS &
res -. 1'ni. Sept 2o-i&caw
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INTENTION

.ATI E.NT1ON SPONTS
THNliE subscriber has :r'urn.,i from, the SuT:L with the
Il largest supply OF GUNS. RtLE!. PISTOLS,
HUNTING UTENSILS, WALKING CAME, AMI every
other Article connected with the "Gn ami Sporting Trad
ever offered IN The $thIc. IIc attention Of Merchants and
Spor;-m-u, LJ;- ~ Virginia and North Carolina, Is Gale
to an examination OF hi stock, part u which Is ut his O"I
..yAriai!un. For new styles OF Guns, Receivers, &c
his variety II too numerous To mention. There is II novelty
in the examination ui the various Finds his stock en-
braces. ~ Il ia n Tree exhibition he is in hope, OF seeing
all OF hi. friends and the pubnc generally, Mt The Peters
bur. Sporting Ware Hose, -igu ui the RIhe.
e. LEONARD.
Petersburg. Sept Ola Street.
LN Observation-Disclosures Crap" Drrssr,
II. French wrought Cambria ana Muslin Robes
Infants fruck Waist, aud ROh-.
Muslin and Cambria FinUnciTss
Do DO El-In.s and lE.rriiu-s
DO do Coinr- hni sleeve,
Thryni aud vaicIci~nncs Habits and Sl'cy"s
i.uIyTJiirg.d Caps
DO Hnnikcrchiris
Blond Lace BeIiHhs
Thread and |alrncicnncs Lsccs
Mrchllu nBi Brussels do
Embroidered swiss Mualin. Sc.
PARKER NIMMO & co.
Sept - No. lli. thGI" SqunIr-
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Williamsburg, Sept. %. le56-cslJ,h DC
NOTICE.

AN the eth day of September, 4oSu, iuere was ,eiIed
for. ca L1asd scnr. Volunteer. last from Pedro heys,
fora violation OF the l0Jd' section OF the act OF Congress,
approved March End, l7a9, one berrel o! Rum marked
c. VIC. ,
ANY person or persons claiming it are hereby required
to appear aud make such claim within ninety days from
the dale Of the first publication OF this notice.
- WV. NJ. IA,,;Rl-Ga, Collector.
Custom Hcusc, R,ch..n.Id. aep:. ~. isJG.-c1w
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WILL offer for sale on Thursday, the JOth OF octob,i
next, my farm formerly known as C~HASCELLOR%
WILLIE, and lattsrly rs Chrsncy Void. This pIac. con.
tnins rot acres, 200 VI which are cleared, and well hGrp;cl
to the growth OF the usuul crops in this part Of virg!nl,,
the rest il we'll %timbered. Il lies on the plank roai. nboIt
ten miles above Fredericksburg, and |. miles rom u,
Inc OF the fredericksburg and GordOnsviIe X. K. T. hiss
on it a very fine meadow. The dwelling is on" Of rao
fines, in the country, being Of brick, and containing i""u.
,y-odd rooms, besides those ia the brsrmrst nj .arr"t
and also many closets, and every convenience ~ the ~
of porchrs. entries, etc.. etc. II wHs lon. iaVornh q
known ~ a public house, aud Was much rcsortci 20, ,ry,
cisny during the summer months. Tho po.itioa = uH'
remarkable for health. Iiccmit unBcc'.s~Gy To- say nrr.
of il. advantages, as any one wishing 10 pTTchns" "rT ''
sl,own over the premises NJ, any time. "II! s.Il p'iYal'if
if convenient, before the day named. AMI II 30, VA du
notify tie public
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
JOHN e. rETTIS.
Address me Mt Ma;tapon, Post Office, Sp0.-yi'HGin Co.
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II ZEN, BALDWIN & co ak the attention vi

IN their NUMEROUS fricnd- and the puaitc 10 their barge
and select stock Ui Fall md Winter Clothing aud G"n;lc.
men. Eurn!s hing Goods. ;.u~ ia store ana r.nhy Tor cNhi
biIIou The assortment embraces all tho choice aud m0st
approved s,sls- III BE- found in the country, nnd hsTIn:
one II ,Mr Hrm cURstrmliy IN the New York market. we
ar. M all ;iinr- prel ur.l ~ shur the latest novelties Of :hr
.assDn. made at our own nnnuiart0ry III TINT rrIuhnr!y
TASTY and durable manner for which our C.Gibing ms So
Ion. been celebrated.
T. GOOD STOCK for the Re:a. I; ride, hud will Offer great IN
iur,u,.uia IN tr.:Ch.nts who favor u- with u call. With
increase! I'D uncqualled facilities. aud II full determine.
To-; :. 20 sEle4d, We pledge ourselves 10 max" i; your IN.
I. resi- "a buy Of US KEEN, BALDWIN ~ co,
S,,, y. .Us Main !.
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SALE OF VARIABLE FARM On SOUTI
SIDE k%AILkOAD. IN TIE COUNTY OF PRINCE

OFFER Tor sale privately the Farm upon which I'll
. pic-fh. r".ii", lynn. Immediately upon the AppOinHt-
'% river, SIX miles above FuruyIlI". eth, miles from the
Court ilou-r, and II miles from tie South. side Railroad.
ana committing 80. acres ~IsuppOsc there are in the tract
u, i"tsl IVbrrrc- at river aud creek low grounds. Of very
me IIa.I;:. with ~ least 300 mere, OF Original forest. The
highlands are Oi good quality and in tine condition. The
improvements ar" good consisting of II twostOry dwell
ing mouse. Win bu-'rEcnt Rooms, built In l-iL. ana NIL
other necessary out houses, most uI Them recently built
4 detailed description j. deemed unnecessary. ns those
Disposed la purchase II farm are EARNESTLY Invited TO come
and view ia" fnrm
cash. nmi la" balance Ia one and
~" y"rHs, with rhr interest added The purchaser exc.
outing bonds, with approved personal security, for III" de
TERED payments.
Address. JSO. II. KNIGHT
sem Tin, E.-.,,l. ".
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LAND AND SLAVES FOK SALE.

IN tho 18th day OF October next, shall otter Tor sHi"
upon the premises. III" land belonging tu tho estate"
vi Alexander Moore, deceased, lying on Dan kiv.r. tn 'ho
county oil Halifax. and on rRcn side OF tn" Richmond rud
Danvi!le Rail Road, three miles above News Ferry -.
ton. The tract contains, Hy II late survey, l,oI". ncr's
OF which about 100 acres ARE river and creek low gruUEI-
il lies in the u.idst OF the best lands of I'll" comfy, .".
wss originally equal 10 any in the neighGoraood. IL SO
iuc. to some extent. has been impaired by 4 sy.irm ui IA
judicious management, pursued for many years, bat much
Ut il is now IN good condition, and iAost ot il might N"
reality reclaimed. when il would be one Of the mos Iru.
ductivc and valuable estates H. tee county. The lp'nh'g
is healthy and handsome, and VIVA, il not 10 b. disregard.
I'd, If situated in the bee: nei-h5orhood III the com. Nun.
y. The timber Is not abundant, BIZ; 10 sufficient, ".',.
proper economy. tor all necessary pGfposre 0! i"LC.a,
and fuel, and the improvements arc such a. are usual.
found upon estates long occupied by old persons.
Further description lie unnecessary, as persons who plsL
TO purchase generally examine for themselves.
Also, on the 18th VI November, at the came place. hall
sell the slaves belonging TO Inc estate, together with ih"
stock, crop, farming implements, sc.
The slaves arn between 40 and 10 in number, aud are
uncOnmonly likely ana valuable.
There sre belonging to the plantation Fix lik"!y and
well broken young mules, and II large now %thr"shiG@ ma
chine, which has been used only for the crop OF III" pr"
sent year.
The terms will 10 made known on the day Of -al".
WOODSOS HUGHES,
Executor Oi Alexander Moore, DECREASED.
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7,a FARMERS

m auRG : NO. ! ANNOTATED SUFFER PHOS.-
ILL gU.TE OF LlME.-We az ROW rcc..vIn: u fresh
Dis q. Lis valuable fertilizer which We recommend
| .~grS!rnce. as superior 10 the Jdes Peruvian t;uano,
s.rs. go. sale III lois 10 suit purchasers.
...-,.,s s. M~cliRUDER'S SONS.
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wv BkIrlH Nol>IEur VT Nb-
4
lust published and for sale at 81.
~ Also, tieniug's Statutes, Is volumes al 60 ~ per set,
or 30 cts. per volume.
Shepherds Statutes, continuation OF Hrnins 70 the year
lsGS. 3 vols, at 81 per volume.
Code OF Virginia, Interviewed in = vc!cs.es, IS per vol
ume.
Code, not in!e-lSayed, N : volume, - per volume.
C!i'uer, Reports. ! volume. g. per volume.
Rauiolph's Reports, 4 volumes, - per volume.
I.ci.hs Reports, la volamea. S4 per volume.
Robins n'r Reports, volumes lnnd2. 81 per volume.
Grnt;ans Reports, II volumes. 81 per vus-me.
Sessions Acts and Journals .: Legislature OF various
y-sr-, 81 per voiu;.T. .
Those works for sale Tor tho benefit Of the Library Fund
Apply 10 the SECRETARY OF THE COMMON
WEALTH. Sept 2~-d2w&sim
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A MERING CURED.

UlR. COMSToCkS Vocal Gymnasium Tor the cure OF
- Stan,nering and Defective Articulation, and for in.
.truction in Elocution AID rhouetics, is located at lG2,
Arch street, Philadelphia. This institution which has
been in srcccsiiui operation for nearly 30 years, will be
re-qpenod on Monday. the 9th of October. Address
A. COMSTOCk, NJ. D, No. To-, Al sh. st,
Sept 22-cit' Philadelphia. Pa.
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a.nan.r. cur,r c.I1epx az M

| OSBORSES GREAT GALLERY OF M
PROVED AND DAGuERREOTSPEs.
: acknowledged Ia he superior in every r:.t.ct in all
other Pic:urc Galleries in Richmond Pictures put up
in every known style Of ART away. on hanh-PrHrl. Shell
Imitation Shell. Paricr MA, he. Jenny Lind. silk. V"v"t.
and Union Case. Gold Frame. I.Ockci- and Pins. AI-n.
| Amb, nt ipc ami Daguerreotype stock, Chemicals, md ma.
, ,eriais Ut every description, nj wholesale or retail, a! New
York prTCcs. A. w. OSBhRNFS sa!~Ty,
SAINT, Oily Mnir tract Richmond.
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WANTED.

a LADY Of, several cessexper'ence IL teaching, bo''
N NORTH aud south, dcerca II S.tuaIion III q seminary .
select school a, the South She is n graduate vi one u
the Sr.t Summaries ut the North, and Is very thorough i
her course of instruction.
In addition to the common and higher English hranche:
.h. teaches Music, French, German. Drawing and Paint
ing in Water Colors, Grecisn Painting, Oil Painting, bot
Landscapes aud Figures, Crayon. beside: many o'he
popular ornamental branches She 10 a lady Of picty.-
Is 80 ABolITIosIsr. Would like an engagement as sooi
~ the lot vi October.
Address Mas w. II. s., Fayetteville, Onondaga county
| fRnx NJ } New York. Sept l-cTt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE

Nf
virtue OF Ii decree vi IN" Circuit tour' Oi >urs
- county, pronounced Uu the 18th OF May, lot, Ia t.~
suit o. Fauicons executor. Sc, against FhuIcCn, s., +
shall. ~ Commissioner, appointed for the pUrpOs", proceed
to sell nj public auction. on the promises, on WEpSt-
DAY. the sth day o! October, l-J6. at - o'clock. v. -
mir, II not the next iir day. the valuable farm "-ii'i
Union Hall. belonging To the lae Walker FauICUu. decd o.
situated in Starry county. about tour mile, from the Court
House, and containing %3G ACRES. adjoining the lEud- ct
Wan. billiard. Joseph 4. Grave, Edwin White, HLd "'lrr-,
and within fur miles OF IA public landing on Jane River.
There are about 200 acres 81 thu lAnd cleared, Which .sa
been murlrd. and produces good crop Of corn, pas nri
wheat. The timbercd hand HIS lin" cord wood, ..ny",
ship, mud some building timber. II II estimated th'f" 'u'v
b.. some hvc or six lhou- nd cords al pin" wool ri tom
the farm, besides tine StHvr ami ship timber. TIL" lu'.I-
ins- are somewhat, Impaired, having been Tor several yrrrs
rented out, but there is nI n~hUnisuc" OF timber "a ~"
premises TO put them in good order.
A more minute description deem unn"c"sea:y, -,
those wishing 10 purchase will examine the farm Tor tEclu
selves.
Those wishing to view the land will, on HpplIcH'jOu'0 !
FmIlcon, nj Surry Court IiOus", Or the HEdrrsi-u"G, .v!U-
near the Court House, be shown the premises.
TERMS:-Thrrc will be required III cash enough to Fry
expenses of suit and sale. the balance viii De divided "a
three equal bonds Of equal amounts. pnyHb!" IA q. IL aUj
l. mOnths from the tim" o! sale. and carrying interest
from the date of the purchase.
Semi lb-ctd5 JAMES :. CLARKE. IUumT
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ENGLISH, classical. AM M~ATHEIIAT1-
Cal. SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ENOURTH Street. between Broad and Marshall
Il Il. l.. c. SALTER, Principal.

j. Io L WIL HAN "A A. NJ Assistants.
The fourth session OF this Schoo! will corninenc" Sep
TENDER I'D, and close July 18th following.
The course OF studies will embrace the common English
Branches, Mathematics. Lain. Greek and the G.irrn
Languages.
TnRNS-PAYADLE SEMI AS""4..t ~ At'ANCE
Senior Classics and Mathematics.
Junior ~
CoI:r..on Eugii.h B:snchcz. ~
Primary lnstrGruon J..
Modern Language each ~
sep. Aim
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
YOUNG LADIES, SCHOOL.
lSS MARY +. PEjiRAM viii open q Sci


YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
lSS MARY +. rEGRAM viii open Il School 70
AH1 ioun: Ladies on Wednesday. the Is, day Of Oc,o.
Der, II; her residence III Linden square. on Franklin st
In The ENGLISH BRANCHES. she will be- assisted hy
Nj. SAMUEL >. CARR. farurably known as n teacher 81
The Observation-Disclosures will be- under The Char. -
OF Madame / EuN1lNE Bl.AAClIET. Partisan Lady OF
hnl,h"i education r'i p ,I"'srs.:ns mrnn"r-.
ITALIAN and DRAWING, by Mr.. PERSlCD.
EkHAS by Hn accomplished nmi,,.
The BEll.ES l.ETTRES CLASS, Tor Youn. Indie.
wh" h"vc let; school, Will i" formed duriu. The irs, wrcL
vi the -c.oi.r.
Circulars, with II tuil plan OF the school. may Ice had on
application to Mrs. or Miss rcgrmn.
TERMS:
Board during the entire session 5000
English tuition al
Foreign languages, Ancient and Modern ..........U
MUSIC Aha Drawing al Professors charges,
REFERENCES:
RlcitMoSD REV. Geo. Woodbridge, Hon. John 5 Cas-.
s s,s, 'I K"G,r Gnsh'ei Esq Wm. L. Mcfarland, ESQ wynd
Thoinls"I', Esq, ThOs. II Ellis, Esq.
HEoHGrTowS-Rev. VIM. Norwood.
observation-disclosures 5. Mosby. Esq, John NJ. Speed,
PErERsnrRG-David Nav, Esa.
Sept @'-dlw&ctNov let.
RICHMOND classical AND MNrI1EMATI-
y.,ur CAL ACADEMY:
>hh exercises vi this School will he r-ruInei on the
= lst October ncxt-scssiOn 81 months. The services
oi"ons. brcilLER, us instructor 81 Modern Languages, have
been secured.
TERMs-psyable semi annually in adrancr:
ror Tuition III Latin, Mathematics and English $50 On
" (rcck. IN nl
" either of the Modern Languages. 90. ~ ~
For his qualifications ,s aI Instructor. the Principal r..
ihrs To tho following gentlemen. among his patrons during
the past session:--tiov. II. A. Wise, Mrssrs. u. 4. Myers.
John NJ. Patton, Alex. K. loliaiay, &. ". iircttcr, T.. Fun.
tainc. T.R Price, 7. K, Grattnn, Rcys. George Wood.
bridge aud :. Prt"rkin. ". ID. STUART.
Principal.
MIR STUART L. Il graduate of the Virginia Military Ia.
stiIrte, and tor three years discharged with great sutisiac.
ton lac duty Of ali Assistant Professor OF Mathematics III
II. DO, WIKI ersa; confidence, say 10 The patron. OF l.
Academy, that they will fluid him II jealous, competent nmi
faithful teacher. 4 II. Smith.
July lit Supt OF va. Military Institute"
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
' ME EXERCISES III the Institute will be RESUMED on the
IL trst Monday III October.
TERMS PER SESSION
hshit'S, ~ On
Tu lion III ColegiHt" Department. ....-............5 50 ~
Tuition i'll Preparatory Department, .............B 80 o.
Ancient ar Modern Languages, each. 20 IA
Music on Piano. SOTO II q,
TIN" large number entering the Institute during rh,. I,-,
session, C"isl has encouraged the Trustees 70 proyid. still
increased facilities; and the arrangements iur iu-iruc,io,
will be on the same elevated and liberal scale. ns the .u,
cious and convenient accommodations. No pain. will 'Le
spared Ia secure The highest advantages TO the yocl.r L.i;..
who may huIu: US hy their attendance.
For Catalogues, or further information, address
JOY .U-d&c5n u. MANLY, Jk., Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ONHk Twepty-Second Annual Meeting OF the Stock
bnhiers 81 the James River and kanawha Company,
will be held at the office Of the Company in this city on
Monday, the 9Th October next.
A p6xer Of Attorney, appoiEiiag r pSoxy TO represent
s,oci, is ysga,iea as Sd.hcfent!Y authenticated 7 II De Gn,
de! the hand and seal of the stockholder and atsested by
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men By these presents: That We me shu-cii'
beers. being Stockholders IL thr lamas RIVER ana hana"'
IN Cprrpsny, do hereby constitutG and appoint -
GU. true AMI lawful Attorney mud Proxy, to represent
each OF us IN all general meetings Of the STOCKHOLDERS N
aaid Company, held within six months from and alter the
date hereof, when we are no, personally present or repre-
sen'ed by some other Proxy: with full power and suthori'
~, at such Gcncrsl Meetings. to give .uch vote or votes,
and to do such other act or hcts, as each OF US could riYe
or do, as Il member of the said meetings, /. We we're per.
sonally present; and we DO S.,sly ratiiy aid confirm
whatever vcta 2, Noiss, act o. acts, our said Attorney may
lawfully give or do foE Us, in pursuance of the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this day of ---,
one thousand eight hundred and htty.s,1.
-, seal
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WOODEiOUSE & CO, l39 MAiS TT,
a RI prepared 10 furnish Teachers. Parents, AMI Pa.
N pills with all the various School Books used III this ci.
~ and surroundiu: country. Their stock embraced a ful
supply oil School Books. in the department o: English
branches. together with the Latin. Greek, French, Italian,
Hebrew, Spanish and German authors. works on Mhthe-
mates, Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Astronomy and
tho sciences generally.
ALSO,
Stationery of every description.
-, l;Ic,al, I,.rnr,n, made ,n ,csrilcr. Sent 81
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nEsSET, BEERS & FISHER,

NESSET DEEnS I'll go 60
! LES DRUGGISTS, n o l25, MAIs STREET
RIcHaoSp, Va,
RE now receiving their Fall supply Of Drugs. Medi
"A ciuas. Paints, Oils, Dyer, Windor: ;,;,s.c,- Co!oss
V.rnisbes and Brushes. csrec,aliy adapted to the trade q
virr;p;r and .o,ta Carolina. they are agoh,s for the sale
Aockbidge Alum Water Pills and Alum Mass, and all tn
oopulnr medicines Of the day at propr:etor's prices.
Particular attention given to physicians orders.
Aug IA c3m.
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.
TIME rext sessiun will begin October lstl $50, and end
June Both, l55f.
The sourse of instruction will embrace all subjects usu
ally taught in the best English, Classical and Ssien,ihc
Schools.
Board, ~(washing excepted .......-.slm per session.
Tuition, from SD to SW do do
Stationery, do DO
| no u
Board aud tuition charged from the entrance of the pu'
! ul 10 the end Of the session. unless other wise stipulated
| One half of the board and tuition 10 be paid in advance,
and the other half On The 18th OF February.
No allowance made for absence, except al tho option OF
the subscriber. -,
The subscriber will be assisted in his School by n grad.
uate of William and Mary College, who has had some ex.
perience in teaching, and proved himself III every respect
qualified for his vocation.
No testimonials nor references deemed necessary.
c. J. D. PRYOR, Principal
WILLIAMSBURG, Sept. %, leJ6-ctlJth Oct
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! S%EnvANTs CLOTHING AND HLANKETS.-

Heavy 81 and Il Virginia Fmn"l Cloths;
DO sheep trey Satinr.,.
Do F..ry Buck-kin do:
no C.ri"wHrp kerscys,
White and colorrd Blankets. OF all Crad.s, which we
ua-r WHOLESALE ard retail, a, very low price-.
PRICE. BAiLf & WATKINS,
SEN, a2 Brown Stone Building, lJT Main 81.
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- C.E.,-ris Aug as-cf
rHOROI HORSES FOR SALE.
i Will. sell !ow the following valuable q
1, IL celebrated rsce.horse stallion, Prince TS
IS f, -!ca dark chestnut sorrel horse, up.-A
IT,, w. :cs:. four inches high, ot fue body, srea;
70 nj 10 :. q. :nu;!y formed. He was got by Imported
..-,ye. on. O.: Eu,aw's dam, by Sir Charles. lie Wac
:: :ae 9s:; :lce horses OF his day. He received a,thr
-...a Agricultural Fair two premiums. one 10. thu best
..-a II ,ay 0-a~i on exhibition, and the otn"! tor the
gai -: :aorggsa.bred And, a!so, e.. R.ppahaG"ock
% Agricultural Fair. TWO premiums fer tne bee; tho.
.E...el .a...u
,.yaa--. :. yes.S Old. sjet u!acx, IL hands high, of
p - A.! s:rea:unC-, bo:h under suidie snd in har.
T.. ye-"r'ly Sa! and hoc!!e n every respect. He was
J y l." famous Slsck Hawk, out OF SINNERS ccle
t:.i ::y';.a. a.hgc, Pride OF too West celebrated Tor
! "a. .--eI AMI bo:;oIn, and she by Flying Cloud"
3 Is.g 10. j., a beautiful chesnCt sorrslc0l:.2 years
;a:ss .es, yne inch nigh, and was got ~ MT. James
- great .ace.aorse. Tslly.fio, by Old Boston. and out
/ a.acs&gnaa, Gae prize mare Of 1885, by imported
80.
-y - iGs.-:ay any further .nfornatIon, viii address
\ - a.v..u- Green, Caroline county. Va. >,
=: al! BE oteret! for sale At the State Far II nor SOLO
I a:stv 5-:o.e tina: time. u.
W: observation-disclosures
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." bOohS-N
WORKMAN & CQTTRELLs,
SOB Main street.
: It'll u the >Aa,einuck; by the author Of the Wide
Nor.d.
s"f' Magazine ior October.
story Book DO
| "Y Lady, Book Tor October.
-Ty and Slavery, by Ri"a,o..
>Dhgs Of Hiswa,hs; by l.unyfsllow.
L:- Life oil Wsshingion, 1t and a vols.
" s!d.ns-s Sketches % The Evangelical Christians
alleys Of Piedmont.
E~h:ation Sermons; by Rev. A +. Dickson of Charles.
ia the Jewish Convert; BY q. ". 7. HIGHWAY.
" Truth; BY DR.. Alexander
E7nic Chart Ly Cruss.
. ME Manual, by HG5t. MacoT.
f12.7:'s Chart; by Cross.
: h'y Bible, in 1 vols elegan, edition.
4 ALSO,
l COG assortment Of Prayer Books, Prc.Lv,.r;s,
= aHc hymns, Bibles, TestaIncats, aud Stationery Of
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q ~-.,ruot our Va IN arrears Tor the Enqui.
/. ;tr ,H'.,. jv.rt,.,nc-also those indebted
,,a,.c WI" Wg,ss, Iourns! and s,eth"sc'pe, &c.
=, Ni,.la'> W" S,s,r, will meet me and settle their
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nM\NACN FOR 1857

run 800 1u.
,-.~ -.sr. I.,i and Tor sale by J. WARROCk. The
Virginia and North Carolin" Almanac aor
'-".,;.;uc. IN aaiuiou IL whs: -s.niy npp''tssh-
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TEACHER.
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4 SITUATION is wanted as teacher. in some private
n family or Academy 1T the South by n gentleman who
has had considerable experience in teaching AT the south
as well rs at the North, and can exhibi, Testimonials. from
both actions. Those wishing 10 .uCg-a ,Ge services OF n
teacher we'll qualified 80 give Instruction III the English
, branches Usually taught in our bort schools, rs well ~ the
, rudilncn,s OF Latin and Greek, will please address Box
No. AZ. kin;s5orouyh. Fulton county, !.
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u LEhSE-IMMEDJATE PQSSESSIOS,-Thc a.
above old and well established Hotel Ia for rent.'1A
with Immediate possession. There as chambers sufficient
Ior,,wo hundred bcds. The dining room is 81 by "a feet.
There ARE extensive and most convenient accommodations
Tor cooking, washing, &C., and large stable and large car,
f!ase houses. 60, 80.
lion Is unnecessary. To a good tenant the rent viii be
reasonable. s. D. CRENSHAW.
July lJ-ctf