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THE YALUAHLE FARM CALLEDiLILLY VAI..

LEY. ON AME RIVER AK MILES BELOW RICH.
MOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
WILL DC sold on THURSDAY, the 2Sth August, 1856,
w on the premises, commencing at ! o'clock, the
above Farm. II lies on James River six miles below Rich.
nlond. The OLD Osborne turnpike runs through the place,
thus aHording an excellent road To Richmond. The tract
contains 334s acres, Of which about 300 acrcs are cleared,
all Of which is in 4 high state Of cultivation, as the grow.
ing crops will show.
The improvements on the place consist OF a new cot.
tage residence, having 1 rooms, besides the usual out
,buildings-nrnrly all Of which have been bull; within the
last four years.
Pcrsons disposed to purchase are requested To examine
the prcmi-cs.
TERMS-Onetlird cash; balance at one and two years,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by Il trust
deed. i. O.. AIKEN.
Sale conducted by GoDDis L. ArPERsos, Auc,e.
July aa-ctds
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FARMERS HOTEL.

rNEOF. hSHUNVI, NIKIIINIA.
OTlCE.-ln taking charge OF the above -stAb. ,Tt
~ Eshnen', We would most respectfully solicit q !ml
continuance OF the former patronage of the Hotel; -
md tn our friends, we ask them to call AMI SEE ua. Our
table shall always be spread with the dcIic,cies Of the zen.
SON. Our servants are polite and attentive, and the en-.
tire establishment shall have the best attention we IRE
master of.
The l.ady Of tho house will see that the Ladies' who pa.
tronizc inc Hotel shall have every wish g%rutihcd; and all
we nsk IL a shHrc ut business.
We have II tree Hack ii: the Depot, to convey passengers
to and from the Hotel.
Feb l9-6m A BOWIE & co
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JOS. SEGAR.
FAUQUIEIt WHITE sTLPHTR .THII1;s
VIRGINIA

vH\HlS welLcstaohshed watering place will be- opened
Il ter visiters on The first Of june. under the joint m.n.
them Tor II term oi years. The improvements nrc taste.
!nl and extensive, and all necessary rrnova,iors aud AL.
diiions have been made to render the Hotel uccumln,du,
from the rail road at Warrenton + miles, by a graded
rosd. The morning trains on the Orange rond from Alex.
nndrlu. wcet, ana from Gordonsvillc, East, connect by the
Branch road Win "arr'n,pn, where comfortable coaches
await the arrival OF the ,as
Passengers :rosn Baltimore. Washington md Alex.
nndrin arrive at me springs al II o'clock, a. NJ and from
Board for four months SIS. three months $50 . months
s35 per month, che month $40, week Sl", dav -: emil.
dren aud servants hali price. TliOS. b. p. INGRAM,
NAV 2i-3taw9m aIFY'R RAEFP
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RED SWEEI SPRINGS

ALI.EGHASY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
rBNliESE Springs are situated IL miles East of the
h Grrenbrer White Sulphur, ] mile North of the Old
Sweet, aud ~ miles from Bonsack's. On the Vir ,inin and
Tennessee Ruil Road, from which SummcrsOn, Kent Il
Co. keep = full supply Of Coaches running daily, through
III day hight, 10 this place, and to the White sulphur
Springs. having no Hight travel.
These waters are Chalyheste. differing in their gaseous
and saline ingredients, varying In their temperature from
- to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, forming two ladies' aud one
~gentlcmanIs
RED SWEET BATHS.
the most cxhilarhtin; and delightful Baths i'll the Quilted
States. There is alsu another Bath aud Spring near the
Hotel, precisely similar in trnpcratu., and effects ns the
Old Sweet. one mile from this. giving rIsitcrs to this place
the advantages al tie waters oil both pisces. the waters
src Tonic. Al,rrHrivc and Apcrient, suited 10 chsrs of cX'
IRENE debility, %iiarraua 1i the most obstinate character;
also, rhrun,u,sIn. cuinncous affections and chronic dis
eases Of the stomach. liver, spleen. &C (kc.cr to the v'
riuus authors on the Mineral Springs Of Virginia for the
anRIyss)
There j. on The premises q ReMding Room, furnished
with u variety OF newspapers from hl parts OF the Union.
Also, Billiard Rooms, Ten Pin Alleys, aud ether amusn.
mcnts Tho services OF VOLASDT'S BAND OF MUSIC,
OF Baltimore, hue been secured.
The proprictor having the satisfaction to kno" th"t ne
has given satisfnctiou heretofore to his visiters, ana 20 sus.
tain the high reputation OF tho Red sweet, has induced
him TO extend his accommodations, hattering himst.. that
his future labors will Insure 4 full portion @: the public pa.
tronaCe.
There is a Pos, Office ut ,hi, place, and daily mails each
way. c. BIAS.
June l4-c,l0;hAuS
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TRUSTEES SAFE OLE SIAYES

7 virtue of II deed OF trust, executed TO Inc by Mat
h9 thew c. Johnson, bearing da,a March 9Th, 1851, duly
recorded IN the CLERKS Office OF GoOchiind County Court,
-hall, as Trustee. on the 2ad day uf July. 1850, II fair. Il
moi. the mrs, fair dny thereafter, sell at public auction, tor
cash, at Goochland Courthouse, the undivided interest Of
said Matthew c. Johnson, IN certain slaves. viz Milly.
James, Sally, Billy, Henry, Nancy and her child Emily and
the increase Of the females, devised ny the will Of Polly
Johnson, decd. TO Thomas +. Johnson Tor lie. aud after
his death to be equally divided an!Ongst his childrcn-iEid
Matthew c. Johnson being one OF the children Of said
Thomas F. johnson. and entitled to one eighth part OF sud
siavc- after the death OF his father.
July l2-ctis JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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SIMMER RETREATS.

BTkSi:R'S fli3rE SULPHUR
S~llh%AHLOAI UuN va. ~
FENiIIS delightful Summer rD.rr; i, ,,,w o,., -. ,,o
- reception o' '''''"re. Ia beauty OF .c-...y the II.
cation OF these Springs cuunJt br .;uyu.,.d ri;i, 49, ~.
comncdsriurs nrr Hl' tina ,nr mo-, ;nsrriinus c,nIi 'o.ito
The curative properties Of the wn,ers mr.. er,,uI ~ a,y IN
Virginia. Bonrd - per week, $50 per monlh.
BtlNkh s. McnAY
JuIy l6--dlm prm,-;rn,r.
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JUNCTION VALLEY FOR SALE
Ar pI'EI IT. ATC1iDN

Y virtue Of n decree made by the Circuit Court OF
Ed Rockbr:dgc, ut its April term, 4. d., lsJh, i'll the
case of VIM l.. Figgat ana others, VS.. the Junction Val
ley Turnpike Company, and others, pending therein, the
undersigned commissioners for the purpose appointed,
will, on Saturday, the 9th OF August, 1856, sell ut Public
Auction 10 the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House in Lexington. the ~irunchis" OF the said juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company, and its road with tho up.
purtcnances thereto attached. The road IL sixty miles in
length, leading from Buchanan TO stanton, and with ju.
dici0us management may be made a profitable Investment.
TERMa.-Cssh in hand sufficient to pay costs OF suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue Il credit OF six
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, in four equal in
stalrcnts, the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sonal security. THOMAS J. NICHE,
WIN. W. BOYD,
8. McD. MOORE eomFs'
Mny o-ctds F. +. PAXTON
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GI,ESTIyAR

TIME subscriber will open a school for girls. a, hi,
house, on the LIST October. This will be Il family
school, entirely under the instruction and supcrintcn'
dencc Of Mrs. Blain and myself. The girls will be mem
bers of our family, and receive the same watchtul care
bestowed on our own daughters. Our aim will be TO give
thorough instruction in the branches necessary for d good
education. and to train them for domestic life, for which
Providence intended them. do not think it necessary
to give references, for myself, ss to scholarship, aud a dis
position to be faithful and conscientious being a graduate
of Il college ana n minister of the gospel, in u Church which
requires a thorough literary COURSE before admission to its
ministry. The friends whose names arc below, are NC
quhintedin my family, and can give Information as to the
sort of influence likely to be exerted there.
The number of scholars will be necessarily very Iult.
Cd Goniivar is Is miles west Of Charlottesville, within
halt a mile Of Greenwood Depoton the Central Rail Road.
The trst session will be Of nine acknowledgement seb.
sions 10 months
Term. for session Of s months, payable half in advance:
English Tuition, Board, Washing. &c. .n .el53O 90
.otA french, lS OO
MUSIC on Piano and use OF instrument, sc 90
REFEREscEs.
Rev b N WALES, Greenfield, Va.
Rev VIM 5 White, ID d, Lexington, Va.
Geo 7 Harrison Esq GoochlRnd Court IIouse Va
Gen John II Cooke, ! Islands, Va.
VIM 3 Harrison, Esq, Brandon, Va.
Mrs Juliet Drew, Richmond, Va.
Rev S B Wilson, D D., Hampden Sidney. Va.
Address, REV. 8 w BLAIS
June l9-ctlstOct. Greenwood Depot, Able mrrIs ".
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TEACHER.

4 LADY, . hne pianist, and superior French and Eng
IA lih teacher, desires a situation In a Seminary or pm.
vste family. She has had more than four years exPe.
riencei in her profession, and can give the best OF refer;
ences. Would be willing to combine, also, the dutie; OF
(singins also taught) Address "EDUChTiOE," Bell 1fa:
ven, Acconsc, County, Va, stating proposed s!sry with
out fail. July le-eAr
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WIN. CHILEs.
"M. Hk.hUERSOS,
\. " DTDf.fS

SHE to be conducted ty J. C CAmMAcx ard VIZ. F.,.
pERsON. Louisa {. Il. JnlY t-E2 -.
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TEN THOUSAND ACRES VALCABLE land

ZEN TTfUUSfNU NChES VNTVNDlIE LAND
IN kANAWHh COUNTY, VA.
UNHE subscriber has Tor sale ten thousand acres Of
land on the waters OF Blue Creek. Of superior quail.
~, for wheat. grass, corn, tobacco. hemp, thx. &c. Title
indispu:ublo and warranted. Blue Creek is nnvigable to
Kcndalls Mill, Tor bouts Of ten tone. There he some on"
hundred acre, in high state OF civilizations; n good house,
orchard and excellent water, saw mill, grist mill. and boat
yard. i, Is / heavily timbered, and there Is ready sale for
all lumber al kanawhu Snlines and Cincinnati. There 10
ALEC abundance Of biluminous and camel coal, iron ore,
&c, accessible for shipping.
Its seldom a tract, Offering such inducements to farm.
ers, grnziers, or capitalists, 10 offered.
These lands are IL miles from Kaaawha Sulines, u from
Charleston. KnnawhB, with water carriage to any point,
for grain, lumber conl, &c.
TERMS:-The entire trac, is offered q, 20 per acre; one.
third cash, balance on II term of years.
Person. desiring to visit the lendo will call on MO at Nj.
cholas Court House.
HENRY n. PRICE, Land Agent
n. B.-I hive also several tracts OF improved ani uninl.
proved land in Nicholas and Brax,on. II. W.. J..
Iuly ln-clm fExamiur.rn and Whir couy Am
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,

BOTE1OCNT IOTNI1, Va.
TIME subscriber will re 'open his School on the 18th Of
August next. The course Of study will comprise
the ordinary branches Of an English education, together
with Mathematics. Natural Philosophy. Latin, Greek,
French and German. These studies will be taught on a
scale sufl ienrly extended to prepare pupils for the high.
est classes in the University Of Virginia, or in any of our
Colleges.
The number of pupils will be limited to twenty-five and
they will reside in the same house with the TEACHER
They will be subjected to such a System Of discipline as
will best develop their intellectual powers, and secure
moral and gentlemanly department.
TERMS:-s23o per session Of ton months-one.hnli
payable ON the 9TH OF August, and one.half on the Is, of
January, 1857. New pupils will DO charged from the date
of entering to tho end OF the session.
These terms include all charges save for books, which
will be furnished ut Richmond prices.
No deduction for any cause save for protrsctcd sickness.
Parents or Guardians who wish for further information
will direct their letters TO WILLIAM R. GAIT.
July 3-2sw4w Pattonsburg, BotctGurt Co Va.
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CoMMi>>Iu>hK, sale OF v%NIt~ULI

f'N
ABCRstANT 10 n deere" OF the Circuit, CUur. OF Tho
L county Of Spotsylvar!a. entered on the c7;t DIV, =:
May, l-JG, III .hc suit Of Coleman IS. Cu'smfE and c,sr.,.
IN" Undersigned. pcc.nlcoH!uie.:cH cTg thereby sppr .u'.I,
VII! proceed 10 eel at public auction. 70 the h.gErt, tod ?.
on lhlNSpAf. the fourth lay Of SFP!EHGTp, Is'S.
AZ me ute rcs:cCEc" o! Wm. Is. Coleman, dee, 'Ee tuo
tracts OF land Of which he died seized ard possessed. "a.
"o4d'iiIt, which contains tour hundred end E!ae,y sc-c-,
t"hn u "ie proportion IN woods and to- or =. '"O GC.y
h"cihhS. capital negro Gusr;rrs with sicns chimney. .
srhHcry, TOBACCO barns, ~Icc.housr. u well Q: rScele-I ~.
Ter IN me yard, &c, and l.. . handsome. p!cn.Gr., kss' -
anu mos: desirable Residence. Ire .c!ts arc vel ~, u'.I
WIZ running wafer. :! The Old place, wLich .,,c:,s
WoodvIl!c contains four hundred snd ninc;v ave ecris. Q:
Which: II lar" portion II IN wOuds, ana la. ~ !: = ~ s.i
Win ELK rooms, Il good SraGAEy, tobacco houEtt, &c, ~!
one oil the boldcst and finest springs 10 V.r,:.A pts,c
one hundred !srds OF tho dwelling. The rCi.hecrhcUG %
remarkably good. Thee lands are peculiarly sdap:ed o
the production OF rne tobacco, wheat. corn End oats
and II miles dt-tsn, from Fr-'irricks Hsli and Fe.ve: ~.
Oep0,s, on tn, Va. Central Railroad. Persona ~lh.r.t.
purchase are invited 10 cil on Col. Clayton q. c. .'E.l,
near Frcdericks Hall Depot. Louisa Co or J q. L. Co..
man, on the premises
Tire TEENS sre one third cash the ba!ance IN ore arl
two ytart, besring intcres, from tho date; the t!;.s re:a.u.
cd untll the last payment is made. Psr,.r! ro..c.aL1u "
oc given lm,ECdmtcly for seeding wheat, ard ~ ;au4 co...
plete possession Ne room as the crops now yrowiEg &C" .
secured. The undersigned. rs Admins trsturs OF VIZ D.
Coleman. dec d, will. ri III" sans iini- and piscs. pfCcce.
TO sell the plantation ulensiit, stock q! Cove. liUss, Sleep,
and six very vslunbl. mules, Sc.
The ,rriIs of which will to made known on the Ley #
sale.
All person. having ciGirls against the cs,E,c OF VIZ. 2.
Coleman, decd, are requested 20 make them knr'vg. 81!
those indebted ARE invited TO make payment; wtlhou. 60
lay. CLAYrOH G. COLEX.H.
JUiN q. 3. COLEMAN.
Commissioners aud Administrators
lNly i-Ella - MLn Y .L.Ln.E L..-l
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,s ne. p--o. ,,uonntin- TO GO4,Wy
The Is, 200 Prizes OF s. IRE determined BY ihe number
nm odd number. then erery odd number ticket il tho
Scheme will be entitled TO Sc; il: az eVer Number, then
evcry even number ticket in tie Scheme vii! be entitled
70 $, in siditiop to a5 o,ac. F::ie which the ticket may
draw.
Purchasers, Ia huvins an equal quantity OF odd and even
a., al the same, with chE=ccs OF Obtaining other Prizes.
an those tickets ending with ], ! ?, o. are even-sll
those ending with 3. S, I. 9,'sre odd.
tS.Rernemb.r that every Prize Is drawn, and payable
n iml without deduction.
|-AM Prizes of 81 900 nnG under. paid I'm
alter the drawing-other Prizes al the J-artiGe OK ihiy
days.
All communications s,:c:.y CONFIDENTIAL. TIE drawn
number. will be icr.G.Lei tO Purchasers Immediately al.
ter the d:hw!-g.
W:3LG T.SxxTs slo-HALvEs 's5-auARTEss g. Sc.
kP:ize Tickets ca,hed or renewed Il c:her Tickets al
either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed ei;-e. 70
$. SWAN 4 CO. .:anta. ia,
July "a OF :. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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MESSRS. ADAMS & FERGCSS0S'S SCHOOL.
SORTaWOOD, CHARLE S CITY COUNTY.
TyHE third session Of this School will open on the 18th
of September, 1855, and clo,e on the 18th OF July,
1871 vacation of two weeks at Christmas.
Branches ~taught-English, Greek, Lutin and French
languages, aud Mathematics in It's various branches.
TERMS:-BosTd Tuition, &c, $50, payable one.hs!t
upon entering the School, and the tulauce at the end oi D
months
Pupils will BIO expected TO remain a term at lesat
REFERENCES:
Faculty Of the University Of Virginia. under whom Mr..
Adams graduated Rev. John P. Mcfuire, Patron OF the
school; Hon John Tyler; DR.. 4. Wilcox; Rev. John NJ.
Lamb; Mr.. Vim. S. Harrison; John Wight. Vim. II. Tay
lor, ( y. Young, Of Charles City; Mr.. A. Parkinson, Of
New Kent; Messrs. r. N. Taylor and Tho,nssJ West, OF
Henrico; Mr.. Thomas q. Baylor OF Prince George; Mr..
Alexander Tunstall, aud Rev. N. X. OkesOn, Of Norfolk.
Number Of pupils last term IS
Pupils will DO expected TO board in our families.
No deduction for sbseuce, un.oss in o casc Of protracied
sickness.
Our Post Office 10 Charles City Court House
Convcynncesw will meet pupils at Willson't or Willco1's
wharf. ED. A. ADAMS.
July 2s-cw3~ A II. FERGUSON.
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SITCATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG gentleman, who has attended a full course
"A 0: Lectures in the Academic Department of the
University 0. V~i,ginia, and who has graduated in several
CT 'as mos; important branches, desires a situation as
Teacher IN a Private School or Acainedy lie prefers
teaching lie Ancien, Languages or Mathematics.
address D. ?. B. Wythevi!e, Va.
TIE s-rhweekly Wing will please copy.
J.lv 25-c,f
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WANTED.

4 Young lady who has had much experience in teach.
"A :as i. DESTROYS To obtain a situation IN a private FAM.
y dSae vi! teach English. French and Music: also, u
young man who i. w,ll qualified to teach English, French,
Latin an! Mathematics, Is DESTROYS ~ obtain o situation in
4 private family OF an ~-cademy. References can be given.
address I. y. Box los, Charlottesville, Va
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a nhHE ot AES.RS. RICHARDSON & co = sTocE

hGor hES,RS. RICHARDSON & c =
;,.,pN "oCDS Al AUCTiUS.--Ou "wednesday. "CL
n;' o.. .oinn.Sheins NJ +? uclock. We viii ell 81, ne s,ra
!. 80 tIcn"Tison { Co, No. 81. Mt!n -tree-, Lo a:o
- ,hnhSc In ;Grlr bu, ::,r-.. rErir ,8,-c AZ. az
tdfCf .iND STAPLE Dry q
e";"it's.nS a '"titiy o: choice and dcsirnol. r., as.
III me LOCK VIII DC found h large IL; .: lie.yv W,o",r,.
r lhh'Irl-. fEln;-. Cloths hud Cas,iu,-cs Tls.ri.f 49,
Brown GoodS, White Goods, SC. nso.d!r; 10 the made =
good opportunity 10 ,uppy thcn.selvc, Tor The fal sales
amount Of goods are 10 be- cold wi:hou, iIni, ~
TEEMs-All sums ua!cr SloO. cush; und.r g..
months credit; over SjUU. 4 n!ortl-. Tor approves u.ee,.
lie paper. KENT, PAiSE 4 Q
July Ibid aur.i'rrrr.
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OK SALE.
TIME House and Lo: in the city Of Richmond, nj w11.Ht
the corner OF Clay and 18th street,, owned by M
James 4. Seldom, is offered NJ private sale. Thc4x~
10: confirms two halt acre lots, and the residence IS a.
together ono Of the most attractive IN the city. For tcrnls,
apply 10 Mcssrs. GodLin & AppcIson, or ~ Mr.. Seldom
himself. July 7-clm
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VVTAsHINGTOS LINE, Recr.hed " hl,k.y. -.
w SON. Candles, Window Glass. WrapP!n: TtpSr,
large and small s!zes; for sale by
iu!y 70 DAVENPORT, ALE: & &C,
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ERESC
Rev. Addison Hall, Lancaster Co., Va; Col. X. A. Clay
rock, northumberland Co.; Rev. Thomas w. Jobey, Yam
eyv,i-, y. C. July 9-cw4w
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LOTTERIES.
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
11GI PRlZESI lNg. luN U0IIARS,

HAVANA plan LOTTERY.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
T6T PRIZES! l02,O OO DOLLARS!
Only i5,GY .~;nmjsrs.
GRAND SPECULATION FOR = SMALL INVESTMENT
improvement on tie APyr0red Narann Plan Lottery!
ASpER COUNTY .."ADEMY LOTTERY.
- BY IUTHORIYYCE STATE
Class P
To be drawn Augus; 18th, 1856, c: CONCERT HALL.
Macon, Ga, under the sworn superintendent OF Col. Goo
NJ. Logan and jas. A. Nisbe:, Esq.
Patrons will please examine ::is scheme chretuly-com'
pare II with any other. Gnd !: :: 70 not tho hest ever Offer
cd, and the chances to Obtain cspdtals !ur better, don't pur'
przeo Of SILICON ia $4,000
Prize of 5000 10 5000
Prize of 1000 10 1000
I Prizcs Of 1000 gro 1000
70 Prizes Of aoIs 5000
so 100 are 5000
20 Approximations Of $50 10 s!5.060 Prize arc $1,000
20 .30 2,0p ara i2Jo
~ approximations OF si2. to COCO Of the capitals
800 prizes Of So. uc G3, $50
1857 Prizes, amounting to sloa, 900
Ticket, slO; Halves IS; Quarters 81 50.
Prizes payable withou, any deduction.
The 100 prizes OF sSi. are determine by line number
which draws the Sl5.0 UD pr:z"-il that number should bc
an odd number, then every odd mu:abrr ticket in the
schcin- will be entitled 10 81 80: Il Al even number, then
every even humber ,ickr, will DO entitled 20 So 50, in I'D.
dition to my other prize which 'ahy he trnwn.
Purchasers, in buying an equal quantity oil odd and even
number tickets. will be certain of drawing nearly ono half
the cos; Of me same, with chances .! obtaining other
prizes.
al. those ,ickets ending with D, 8. {, 6, 8, are evsn-aTl
those ending with ]. D. ), J, o, ~, odd
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
iost. ORDERS punctuaIly attended to. Communications
confidential. Bsa.k notes Q! sound banks taken ut pur.
Those wishing particular numbers SHOULD order imne.
d!Htcly.
tV~Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, Macon. Ga.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE TNSTTTUTE.

SlAUNlON, VA.
TuNIIIS Institution has been in successful operation six
Il years, and will commence its next session on the
first Wednesday of September, with Increased advantages
for the comfort and Improvement of its pupils.
Tue course Of study is Systematic and comprehensive,
embracing all the branches OF Il thorough, Euglish eiuca.
ton, and the Ancient aud Modern Languages, Music,
Drawing and Painting.
The Institute 10 incorporated with Collegiate powers,
and, when the full course Of study is completed, Diplomas
ure granted.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS:
Board, with furnished room, lights and fuel, $40
Tuition in all English studies, 50
Music, Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, ex.
ira.
For Catalogues, or further information, address
July l1-c6w JOHN WILSON, Principal.