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-THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

Il WARD Runaway from the subscribers, on
Saturday night last, three negro men, to wit
SAM is entirely black, about As years of age, some
feet inches high heavy built front teeth sound,
scar on his left wrist caused by burn, and had on
when he left hgh-crowned hat and clothes rather
fine.
ELIJAH is yellow, about so years old, feet l0lnch-
high his front teeth decayed, rather slender hgure
and keen eye. 49,
JACK is 45 years old, feet or inches high, very
black good teeth, very large frame, walks slowly and
q little stiff his hair rather gray.
If taken within the county, and secured so that we
get them will pay reward of $40 each out OF the
county $50 each; out of the State 800.
Information should be addressed to FRANCIS GILL;
KES0N, Jennings Gap, Augusta county, Va.
ANDREW L BAXTER CRAWFORD.
July so 1856
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT DE LADIES'
N Dress Caps, and Caps made to order; DebsSges
shades at low prices; Bingham Sunshades at 81
cents and Silk at low prices large assortment OF Ia
dies Hose, white, mixed, unbeaehed and black; Ia
dies Isle thread Hose; chldren's = Hose, and miss,
Hose ladies Gloves silk and mohair Mitts and Gloves;
gentlemen's linen Collars and Shirts; few Straw
Hats at less than COST to close them OUT ladies' sum-
mer Dress Patterns at less than cost for cash.
Ouraccounts are all made out to the LIST ofJuly aud
we earnestly request all to call and settle by note or
cash, as expect to leave for the North shortly owing
to the illness Of aged parent and all accounts not
lect, unless they are paid before leave invite all
who want to buy cheap to call, as am anxious to
raise all the money can before leaving to go North,
Stanton, July 30 lS56-St* GEO W. SMITH.
MRS. SMITH has a large assortment Of Bonnets and
Millinery Goods-cheap.
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$1,000
100000
7,7G7 Prizes amounting to. sIO2, 90
TICKETS. SO; Halves. So; Qnarters. $3.50

TICKETS, $40; Halves, So; Quarters $3.50
eay" Prizes Payable Without Deduction! -akI
The $500 Prizes of ss15 determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prze-if that number
should be an odd number then every odd number tick
ct in the Scheme will be entitled to $780, if
number then every number ticket will be entitled
to $780, in addition to any other Prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
one half the cost of the same with chances of obtain
ing other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with o. 2, H. 6, s, even
all those ending with l, 3, ., z, 8 are odd
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost Orders punctually attendedto Communlca-
ut par. Drawings sent 10 all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm.
mediately.
Address
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TIE WOMEN FOR FuIMoRE.-On picnic ex-
cursion last week, from New York, a vote was
taken on the Presidency among the ladies, re-
sulting as follows Fillmore 1877; Fremont 70,
Buchanan 46. A vote among the men was sub
sequently taken, resulting as follows Fillmore
240; Fremont 65; Buchanan 25.
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lOeOOO NA"HA W. A. foi. ''A
subscriber offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres of Land
on the waters of Blue Creek Kanawha, Va, ofoey su-
peror guilty for Wheat, Grass Corn, Hemp, Flax To-
bacco. Title UNREASONABLE. Blue Greek is naviga-
BILE for Boats of 10 TONS and Steamboats, Tor some ds
lance II is very heavily timbered and there is ready
sale for all Lumber at Kanawha Salines and Cincinnati
There is also abundance of bituminous and Camel
Coal Iron, &C., accessible for shipping One Hundred
Acres are improved. There is good DWELLING,
Out-houses and Orchard, beautifully located also,
Grst and SAY mn, District School House, de- 1t is
offered at So per acre; onethird cashbaance on any
ducements to Farmers, Grazers, or Capitalists. The
locality is very healtbydistant Is miles from Kanaw-
ha Salnes and II from Charleston: Persons desiring
to purchase will call the subscriber at Nicholas u
H., Va. The Lumber will greatly more than pay Tor
the land and clearing it, and the Coal viii afford
Sod ;ncoma HENRY NJ PRICE,
iniy % iS56-smos. Land Agent
n. B.-The subscriber has also number OF lmprov-
ed and unimproved Tracts in Nicholas and Braxton
counties for sale. H. NJ T. 20
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A VALUABLE SNAIL FARM FOR

n. SALE.-As agent for Wm. G. Langford i will
sell the TRACT Of LAM on which said Langford now
resides containing from % to 100 Acres. The Land
lies Middle River, and is of excellent quality Tho
improvements consist of good DWELLING HORSE
a new Stable Corn Crib, and other Out buildings i,
good repair There is frsae Spring on the Farm.
chase small and productive Farm would do well 70
view the premises HUGH w. SHEFFEY
July lG, lS56.-Gt Agent fer w c, Langsord
Unless sooner sold, will offer tho above tract of
land for sale, the promses, Gu Srsvrday tie 30M of
AUgRt II. W. S.
"a Rock. Reg. copy Cts.
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PERRY DAvls-SIR The benefits have received
from the use of your invaluable remedy the Pain Kill
err, induces me to pen word of praise for it. Expert
ence has convinced that for Headache Indigestion
Pain in the Stomach any other part OF the system
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBQS, Diarrhea Dys-
enery Toothache, &C., there IS nothing better than the
PAN KILLER l have this hour recovered from
severe attack of the Sick Headacheby using two tea
spoonfus, taken at thirty minutes interval in wine
glass full of hot water. am confident that, through
fbe blessing of God it saved me from the Cholera du
ring the summer of ls4s. Travelling, amid heat dust
toll, change of diet and constant exposure to an inject
dysentery attacks accompanied with pain, for which
the Pain Killer was SOreyeign remedy one teaspoon.
full curing the worst case in hour or at most, AaT
a dan! have heard many cases the country over OF
Dysentery being cured by its Put in the teeth 1t
would stop the oothache. Gratitude, and desire for
its general USE has drawn from me this unsolicited es
timonial in its fayer ID. II. TAYLOR, Jr
Minister of the Gospel
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G.. LAIRD and j. c. NJ. MERRILATr Druggists, Staunton.
July 90 lS56.-2wS.
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VVVNAb FkIfIE4t VH<hLE <A4ND E4uEA Il
Ia SEMINARY. THREE MILES NORTH OF THE NArU-
RAJ BRIDGE-Preparations are being made for thor
ough system of instruction at this Institution the
ing wear. twill be under the charge of the Rev
SAMUEL EMERSON, A. NJ, with competent assist
September, and continue, with at Christmas,
Ten Months.
Tuition from $3.50 to 81 80 per quarter and no pu-
pills will be received for shorter time. Good board
SHANKLIN McCLINroc or JouN ID. HoUsroN, Summers
f. o., Rockbridge Co., Va
Iulv 2O 1S56-tf
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The Fillmore men intend holding o mass meet
ing in Knoxville, Tenn, commencing on the 4th
of September, and to last three days.
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MORE CURES.

PHILADELPHIA Sd mo. 2Oth, 1885,
Bespected friend II had for several years been at
Hcted with Dyspepsia and occasionally General De
bity accidentally tried thy medicine, HOOP
LANDS GERMAN BITTERS, in the first place upon apo
daughtershe having severe spell ofsiekness. my
Hollands German Bitters had such effect upon her
general debility that induced to try it myself
then got bottle and used it according to the drec-
tons, and 1t relieved me than anything had be-
fore used giving general tone and strength to the
stomach and system. Last fall had severe spell OF
the Darrhea, which continued for some time My
life, for time, was despaired Of Thy Btters again
being used, acted very happily upon the stomach and
inteSnes and relieved me from the great pain
suffered and gave general health to the system l
consider it, DOCTOR one of the most valuable medicines
ever used, and shall take geeat pleasure in recon-
mending it 10 others.
Very respectfully thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON,
No. 5. jennings Row, Catharine, above Third.
To DR.. c. NJ Jackson, 120 Arch ST.. Phila.
For sale by JAMES G. LAIRD andJ. G. Nj. MERRILATT,
Druggists, Staunton, and by Druggists generally.
July 30 lS56.-2WS.
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. SOO ACRES OF LAND FOR RENT.

0,0UO Ihare for rent $500 Acres Of Land, situa-
red on the Staunton river Halifax county, Ya not far
above where the Richmond and Danville Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities posi-
bic to the markets of Richmond, Baltimore and New
York The land is equal TO any in the Roanoke Val
ley.
have euilt most contortaJle and coaoenient Brick
DWELLINGS for small farmers upon the land, dividing
the land into 500 acre tracts farms for persons of
small capital to farm upon.
To n number of persons or families from the same
or State wishing to rent good land, no
better opportunity can be offered They must howev-
or come we'll recommended in character aud capacity
Nv post. office is Whitesye, Halifax county, Va
'Ihly 80. 1856 CHARLES A. CLARK.
SALE.-0n Fiidoy, tie 18th OF
X 1l,g,ss, the subscriber viii sell public sale, at
IL late residence of James Brown, dec d., near Heb
ron Church, some Farming Utensils, Wagons, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture a lot of ten or twelve
Hos and various other property which it is unneces
sarS 10 enuInerate All sums under five dollars cash
FIVE dollars and upwards credit of six months,
giving bond and security JAMES WILooN,
. .July so, 1856. Executor.
7 AND FOR SALE.-The tract OF isi,d belong
| ing 10 the estate of Col. james Crawford deeL..
now in possession of NJ. W. Crawford, and situated a
bout one mile trQm Stanton, is offered for sale. 1t
contains about 140 Acres and has ON comfortable
loo DWELLING HOUSE, q Barn, other necessary
ont buildings and good well or water, There are
some % acres in timber For terms &c. apply 10 Col
Jobn b Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
July 80, 1856. Executrix Of J. e.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY,
authorized 6yt the State ct GeofgSa;
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be drapn IN tile city Of Atlonta, Georgia, an
public, on Thursday august %, 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN!! b
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July 0, 1s56.-tds. p. fees Executors.


GALE OF JAMES RIVER LAkD.-As Elk
y ecutor of Peter A. Sailing decd, and by au,
t6ority of his viii, shall proceed the llN day Of
Ags n to sell at public auction upon the 7 prem a
ores called the alexander Parton Tract" together
with 100 Acres Of Wood Land, adjoining, :,
This tract lies on the James River, in hock6rldge
county, within mile or two of the Mouth of North
River and Immediately on the Canal ofthe James Rv-
er and Kanawha Co.
The improvements are an ordinary DWELLING
HOUSE, with the necessary out-hOuses. About 90
Acres of the Paxton tract are Rire Botton-he resi-
due is cleared and arabic.
Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to come
and view the premises.
TERMS One, two and three years, in equal pay
ments-the purchaser giving bonds, with approved Sc
curly and The LEGAL tile retained ssasS Until the ggoTsSassde
but acting as executor shall convey only such title
as is vested in me.
Any further information can be had by addressing
the subscriber at Balcony Falls p O., or j. d. David
son, Esq, at Lexington.
Sale will commence at ~ NJ.
PETER A. SAILING,
Exor of Peter A. Sailing decd.
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CATTLE MARKET.-Baltimore July 25-The sup
ply of Beef Cattle ut market yesterday was again large
The offerings the scales about 500 head 100 OF
which were driven to Philadelphia 80 to Wilmington,
Del, 40 to York. Pa As were left over unsod, and the
balance (5l5 head) taken by Baltimore butchers
at prices ranging from 1880 $3.50 the hOOf equal
to sra 1915 net, and averaging 81 gross few ex-
ira Cattle sold yesterday at higher figure The av,
erage is l2 cts per loo lbs below the average rate OF
last week
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WEYER'S CAVE!

VIEWERS GAVE!
THIS most extraordinary wonder of the world, is
i situated II miles Northeast from Stanton, Au.
gusta county, Va
Every traveller who visits this masterpiece of Ma
lures works, expresses himself greatly dsgted and
amply rerarde for the tolls of his journey Comfort
able 'CONVEYANCES can be procured at all times
ut any ofthe Hotels in S,auuon. The Road from Staun-
ton is over pleasant country; the accommodations ut
the Cave all that can be desired for comfort and every
attention bestowed by A. MOHI.ER.
July9, 1S56-6ts
csg- Richmond Dispatch copy in daily every other
day for two weeks and send bill to this Office
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7 AND FOR SALE.-I offer, at private sale, my
IL TRACT OF LAND in the county of Bedford, "
contains 5O7 Acres, and formerly belonged to Pleas
ant Greasy decd The land is of an erceeRt quality,
we'll adapted the growth of fine tobacco gram, co-
GER de-, and has upon it great deal Of tine tiade-
About 92O acres are cleared the balance in its origin.
al growth.
Ii the land is not sold privately before the 92d day
Of Au9ust it WILL that day, (if fair, if not, on the
of 2 and years with the privilege to the purchaser
ofpaying the money, and taking off per cent. Itcan
be divided into lots to suit purchasers, ifdesired The
subscriber, who resides Emaus, will take pleas
ure in showing the lands to person wishing to buy
July 30 lS56.-tds THOS. c. ONERSTEET.
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SALE OF A mo-. Farm.

EXECUTORS' SALE OF A NO. FARM.
IL Pursuant to the Will of John Moore, decd the
undersigned, executors thereof WILL on Saturday the
18Th dag Of august offer for sale at public auction,
the premises the FARM of the said decedent. 1t con-
tains. by recent survey, $50 1-2 Acres, about half
part considerable portion is in its virgin state heav
ily timbered with timber of most valuable quality
There are on it GRIST AND SAW MILL, and
Blacksmith Shop, with small Dwelling House to each
also, TWO FIRM HO USES one of brick, the other
log house; with all necessary Out-houses Orchards
&C. &C. About 200 acres of the cultivated part is well
set with clover and grasses about 80 acres of meadow
which might be increased to any reasonable or desra.
BILE extent say to 200 acres all of which could be well
watered from creeks and springs, there being some IL
or Is springs on it, well distributed This farm lies on
tbe head waters of Kerrs Creek the turnpike leading
from Lexington past the Rockbridge Alum Springs
running through it. II miles from the former and 6
from the latter in healthy section as Is IN Rock
bridge county 1t is well located in regard to Schools
Churches Merchant Mills, and Markets. contiguous to
the Alum Springs, and two or three Furnaces, which
furnish ready and good market for every species OF
surplus produce 1t is well adapted to tbeculture ana
growth of all the usual crops of the country but es-
pecally is it valuable Stock Farm. We hazard Mt
lie in saying that it is among the best and susceptible
of being made of the very best stock farms IN the
county of Rockbrdge.
Yon who want SUCH come and examine for your
selves We live on it, and will take pleasure in
hbitng it to you.
The terms will be reasonable. and made known on
day of sale. ,.-:..a
If desired by purchasers the farm will be divided
in'O WV '1' WIN. T. MOORE,
JAS, +. HARPER,
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ESTATE I. n. Observation-Disclosures

ESTATE j. ID. BRECKINRIDGE.-Th
IL Undersigned having taken the administration of
this estate ask of all persons having claims against it
of any kind, to present the to us, properly
thenticated for settlement
Our desire is to ascertain promptly the real cond-
ton Of the estate and ask of the creditors reason
able opportunity to do so, upon the that il is
purpose 10 prcss the settlement rapidly pos
sibe. N. G. HARTMAN,
JN0. i. BALDWIN,
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NTOTICE.-The Isl Of July is past and our ac-
N counts are ready to be ea lash d., And moreover
season an for which pdppose money is needed more
Than ever. Our friends and customers who have not
vat na;d mn their accounts requested to come and
Settle at once Our older accounts are equally expect
ed to be settled at an early date
:" " ~ STEINER, BROS. g. co.
stannlon jul, %, 1S56.-vind copy.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!

7.7OT PRlZES!
,1ss- e1o2 900! $4,000 Numbers Only /! q
x z sggER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
80, fpY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
CLASS p,
To be Dra,on august ID, 1866.
TITO be drawn at Concert Hall Macon, Ca, under the
sworn superintendent Of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and
Patrons wiU please examine this Scheme care
fully-compare it r'ith any other, and If it is
not the best erer eterea, and the chances to Oh
lain Capitals far better, don't purchase Tickets.
CAPITAL $l5, 900! ooo
l Prize Of ,o SSo
!" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
........... 900 are ........ .4,0O0
10 49,. 500 are .... 5000
so "........ 100 are ......... 5000
90 approximations of $50 10 $4,000 Prize are 200
so % to 5000 are 1880
80 :" 20to 1000 are 1000
so Z" sl21E to each of the capitals of $1,000 1000
$500 Prizes Of $50 arc. $3.50
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no SEEKERS OF HEALTH AND

ITO SEEKERS OF health AND
i PLEASURE.-The BUFFALO GAP HOTEL, sit
uated Immediately the line of Central Railroad 10
miles west of Staunton in Augusta county, Va, is
open for the reception Of company. The establish
ment has been added to, thoroughly repaired and fur.
nshed with every comfort since the last season. and
now offers delightful retreat to the invalid, and ex-
tended means of enjoyment to seekers Of pleasure.
The scenery Of the mountains is very fine from this
point and great variety of Mineral Waters within
short distance ofthe Hotel
The proprietor pledges his hest efforts to promote
the comfort and happiness fall who may favor him
with their company.
His terms shall be moderate, A. A. PITMAN.
July l6. 1S56-4ws,
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DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold, on Thursday, tie

DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold, on Thursday, the
4 2lst der Of Augast next, at the late residence Of
David Beard. decd, all his PERSONAL PROPERTY,
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Mich Cows, Hogs and
Sheep; Household and Kitchen Furniture Cooking
Stove, Bacon, Wheat. Rye Corn and Oats; large
quantity Of good Hay, Stills and Tubs, &c.
TERMS credit of uine months viii be given on
all sums s., with bond and security; for s., and
less sums the cash will be required.
Persons having claims against the estate are request
ed to present them Immediately, and those indebted
will pay up without delay.
PETER STR0USE,
ID 4
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, LOCATED AT SA.
IL LEN, Roanoke county, Va, in the beautiful and
healthy valley of the Roanoke on the line OF the Va
Tenn, r. Il.
FACULTY.
Rev. d. F. BITTLE, d. b., President and Professor OF
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and Hebrew.
S. Carson WELLS, A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Science.
Rev. d. II. BITrLE A. NJ Professor OF Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
- -, Professor of Modern Languages-(to be
supplied BY next SESSION.
Rev w. B. YoNcE, A. NJ, Principal of Preparatory De-
partment.
COURSE OF STUDIES is as extensive as that OF
the best Colleges of the country, and particularly en-.
arged in the the departments of intellectual and Moral
Science
Expenses for Ten Months Session;
Boarding, .s7s 70
Tuition Observation-Disclosures. .32 w
Room-rent, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 w
Washing, Fuel Lights, and Incidental expenses,94 90
Total slS9 rs
July o. lS56,-2m%
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NEW BOOK Narrative of the Expedition
N of an American Squadron to the China Seas and
Japan performed in the years 1852, 1858 and 1854 UNI
der the command of Commodore NJ c. Perry, q. 5.
Navy; by order of the Government OF the U States
For sale by ROBT. COWAN.
Sianntnn Inv 90 1856
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-Inpur.
suance OF Decree of the Circuit Court of Angus
ta rendered on the goth day of June 1885, will pro-
ceed Commissioner named in the decree TO sell to
the highest bidder on Thursday, the 2sM deg Of d.
gust nert the TRACT Of LAND on which Vim. Sill
ing r. decd. resided This tract contains about $50
Acres, and lies the Main Road leading from Par
nassus to Staunton-l0 miles from the former and 2
from the latter place. Mofetts Branch permanent
stream, runs through the farm There is within d
few yards of the dwelling, Spring of excellent water
This farm has on it suhciency OF good Meadow with
about 300 of cleared land, in toleraby good
pine, oak and hickory The improvements consist of
commodious Brick DWELLING HOUSE, large and
commodious Barn, and other Out-buildings.
Persons wishing to buy good Stock or Grain Farm,
will do well to examine the property, on or before the
day of SALE To suit purchasers, this farm may be
venienty divided
On the same day will SELL as Commissioner, the
TRACT of LAND, on which 0. H. p. Silling, decd
resided This farm contains about $50 acres and lies
the Main Road Leading from Staunton to Mt. Scion
l2 miles from the former and from the latter place
is in good neighborhood, and convenient to church
es, schools and merchant mills Some Is acres of this
farm are cleared and in good state of cultivation.
Most Of the cleared land is, at this ;ime well set in co
yer and timothy. The uncleared land is well tmbered
with oak hickory and pine. The improvements con.
sist of a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good
Barn, and other necessary Cat-buildings. There is
q well of good water near the dwelling To any one
wishing to buy small farm, this would be avery desi-
rable residence
Persons wishing to view and examine the qhove
named tracts Of land before the day Of SALE will call on
Enos Silling John Sillipg jr Abel Carson, resi-
ding in the immediate neghborhood.
TERMS:-So much in hand as will pay the cost of
suit and SALE the residue in three eqnal payments fall
ing due respectively in one, two and three years from
the day of sale the purchaser executing bonds for the
payments, with approved personal security and the
title 10 be retained as ultimate security
~ Sale to take place The day above named, at
the late residence of Vim. Silling r, decd, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. j. F. HOTTIE, Com'r.
The sale notes executed to me as the Ex'or of VIII
liam Sillings, jr, decd, will be due on the 10Th Of
Sept next; the estate being largely in debt, prompt
payment will be required, J, +, IL.
July 16 lS5S.-tds,
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ALABAMA LOTTERY!
authorized By tie State Of ALa5dna.
Southern Military Academy L0teryt!
CLASS F-NEW SERIES,
To be dra,on in the city Of Montgomery, ala.
on 7,HURSDA Y august 18Th, 1866, on the
HAVANA PLAN!
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.

PRIZES AMOUNTING TO e2O4,OOOfI
will be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SC,HE.HE!!!
10000 NUMBERS-l5,I6 1876 PRlZESli