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ALBANI
yuHHE next two terms Of this school will commence '
nrst on the first Tuesday OF September ana inc &C.
cnnd IN tbc first Tuesday OF December next. E"cn
continue twelve weeks Degrees conferred at the e'ose
| of each ,. D. AMOS DEAN
For circulars information, apply 10 Aao9 pf-''
| Albany, NY. ,.,,,pr,1 +, n pre.id.p,
4 eft
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AMJJSEMENTS.
nIETHOPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLifAN RAIL.
<NIE mill would uust respectfully inform the citi
zen. or Richmond TINT he will give ONE GRAND
CONCERT ONLY, Oh THURSDAY EVENING, May 9Th
tls orcusiun he will be assisted by the following
.nn.pt Artis,es the iavorie and talented young
pr;nn Donns. Sign ANNA SPlNNOLA and Miss :. ANNA
VAIL. LOUIS SCHRlEBEk. the great Corncta Piston
PLAYER and FRANZ ROTH the distinguished Pianist and
o''"p PROGRAMME
FART l.
l. sO0-r"n0 Forte ri NoTm h0"d0' Roth
. Grand Aria "a Qu III Vocc, from the Opera Puritunu
Belini
ANNA sPlNNoLA.
g. Soo--Cornet aPston-selcctions from the Opera Of
Sonnarnhulu, with variations, arranged by schroher
LOUIS SCHRlEBER,
l. Ballad" Something tolove me- Ilime.
Something to love me- something to bless,
Something to smile upon and caress.
Something to I'LL up the void in my heart,
That will not, when sorrow comes DER ME, depart
Something Tint loves me, not summer friends love:
As true as the star in the blue realms above:
Something with instinct enough to believe
That will not like most OF eurths proud ones, deceive
MISS VAIL.
S. solo-fiolin-Grsnd Concerto Allegro Adagi9
OLE BULL. - = ''
l. SCOTS Balad-"Anns Lawrie"
Marvellous banks are bonny
Where carly ins the dew
And twas there that Annie Lawrie,
Gave me her promise TRUE
Gave me her pronlsetrue
And ne'er forget will |,
But for bonny Annie l.awrie,
I'd lay me down and die.
ANNA SpIEOLA.
. Solo-Cornet.a Pison-"Ka.y Darling with variations,
arranged and performed by Schriebsr.
LOUIS SCHRIEBER
B. Cavstina-"A Mel Preigh" mel Opera Quo Mc' in dn
MISS Vail. '''''''"'
4. o-Violn-Caprcio American Airs. including
Arkansas Traveller" "pop goes the Wrazel," and
"Iast Rose Of summer"
OLE BULL.
s. Grand Duo-"Lostcru iii Ada ar" Gusccppi Lille.
Sig'u SPIEOIA and MISS VAIL.
D. Solo Observation-Disclosures and Carnival of Va
nice. NV nun
OLE BULL.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
To he had at the Music Stores and at the Door
sSDoors open NJ O'clock Concert commences At :
.. A.
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"a VOTERS OF HENRICo-l am
~Ta Tth Nv r., election to the office OF Com
e c>,i!"s'r ,'' JOHN B. YOUNG.
- Attorney
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Richmond, va, H.nIca y, 1870.
THOMAS A. DUKl

THOMAS A. DUKE -,
TNAEEs this method OF informing his trends am IN
public that he has opened suit OF Dhdl thnmfn
Rooms at l39, Main street. Richmond where ne WI or
ulensed to and furnish them with Pictures 81
syl. such warranted to please thcfa ana ON o''
term. than they can be had rlstwhr.e in Virginia.
April @l-3m -----
0uORSE TONIC tar iattcning In -hort time any
III horse moe OK COW, relieving debound exps'''n;s
wo:rs aud rcuvenatng the animal in every issPee
mn ae len OH after the auimal is improved wlihout Ia
isiGug hack to his former state. Made and scld py
'"''''e DUVAL & NORTON. prise!sts,
A,,ru % .Gtk end Maip Sir sets
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SITnI.S iN;N pISI'NE

SHOES AND TRUNKS.
HNHERE is p Rec in the City o! Richmond -dh>
IL where Boots, Shoes and Trunks are sold J. III
az cheap rs they are i; 6 8 MATRICES ISL 7"
Min street Er has stirD dd assortment Of all ~.
kinds of goois aud shoes tor ladies and gentleman Also
a1gr, s,ock OF Travelling Trunks, Bonnet Boxes VIZ.
ives and Carpet Bags than any other house in Virginia.
II you want amy article in the Boot, Shoe Trunk line,
got MAuRlCE'S
MAY ISL Main street
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FARMERS HOTEL,

FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE--ln taking charge Of the above cstab -
IL lishment ne would most respectfully solicit ;;;E
continuance Of the former patronage Of the HOTEL s&
and friends, nsk them TO call and Our
nbe shall always be spread with The decacies Of the
son. Our Hra polite and attentive, and the
tire establishment: shall have the best attention are
master OF.
The Lady Of the house will that the Ladies who pm.
r0nixe the Hotel shall have every wish grs.iaed and all
ask is share Of business.
We have tree Incka the Depot 30 convey passengers
to mud from the Hotel.
Feb I9-6m A. BOWIE & CO.
NOR RENT, THE MONUMENT HOUSE, ~
II RICHMOND, VIRGINIA-This delightfully."- III
and elgibly situated HOTEL is for rent A 49,
large potion Of is entirely new and jus. finished ana
the Whole Of it lie in complete order for tenant with NIL
the modern ronvcnirnccs of lisht, water, baths &C
t situated nj tho geographically OF the cry OF
Richmond fronting upon Grace Ninth and Chpol trees'
Immediately opposite Capitol square and overlooking ~
The lower parr of the city and James RIVER for sere
miles 1t i. but sur distance from the dePot os Inc
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac hai,roAd %
n.y. and Hhcu from those Of the Virginia Zen
trail and gcamond and Petersburg Railroad CompaMeH'
nn re city onnibuscs pass by every httSen III"
ring the day. For terms, apply 10 ,.urs VOWS
.u,o o,f Richmond Va.
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y. If NY friends .".,binr election and II elected,
CONSTABLE Al ,r the dutes incumbent upon 'he
~ X. u. BuRRuSS.
I'll I--W.N ---z------
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..xnIDATES FOR OFFICE.
JOHN N. DAVIS.

~: dfSRIco1Frso5sNETWo; S;TiixssTHs At
- 80 va" election which takes place
s"%>,, -, next, and most respectfully solicit y""
b - JOHN n. DAVIS.
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GREAT DEPOT FOR THE ALE
PLANO PORTEs, GUITARS, MELoDEOsS AND MCSC
r the establishment Of the Subscribers may always be
"A found ~ extensive stock 81 r.orrys

PLANO PORTES, GUITARS, MELODEOHS AND MCslC.
T the establishment Of the Subscribers may always be
a found ~ extensive stock Of
1911 "sCPERIoR PIANO FORTEs,
po,, .ovoral nj the mort reliable makers in the Union
Among them may he seen those from b. Durham ~ Co.
New York A. S,odart & Co., New York, Rna Chickeriug a.
sons Boston comprising ASSORTMENT 60 extensive rs TO
enable persons of ALMOST every taste TO select nslr
eut The length 4t time tine Subscribers have been en-
nrc in til. bur ,nrsr the satisfaction these Instruments
have giyen the variety kept for sale, the terms upon which
they are offered the advantage OF soliciting in person or
ordering from house long established near home and
the mpossibity OF getting indifferent Piano here Uor
they viii lie taken hack il they do not prove goud)
some of the reasons why should purchase IN Rich
,uond instead of sending North
Prices rs low at the fnct0rca.
MELODEOSS
Of Csrbart Needhams make, varying in price from 81,
IN slju suitable for churches parlors.
These Instruments well the na,,os are sold at
manufacturers prices.
G lTAR:
or 'Msr,ns" make which ute nri, alle for LCAuty Of
tore Durability and work nansh;- Also, Others nj Eu
rotieun r,anufactuic. An,aEs rim beautiful
Sno ali Gutars constr uctci tt the neck may he
taken on and the whole instrument carried in lady ira
yelling trunk. ,,.,,.
For the Piano Forte and Guitar. Constant ARRIVALS Ct
fresh supplies enable them furnish orGyIs very
pletely. JAMES WGC.pho,SE& CO.,
9COrsG,ers aud StHtiuncra,
Min of RtrI-
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STEAMER. RELyIDERE,
FOR BALTIMORE.

FOX KAITIMUEE.
ENREIGHT received to-day, and up toA I'll
e the hour Of . O'Clock, P. NJ. Tues,
day, 9Th inst -
goods.
Mss - LUDLAM & WATSON.
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MERCHANDISE.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
FESl1E suh-crincr has on hand ut his Coach -
n h!eSi;ig establishment Oh Eagle Alley. 60
between 18Th AMI iii streets nesr the Colur;I;,I, Hoo
Coarhr+ Chnrrottccs, Burourhcs. Bugcirs with and vi L.
out tops, aud SuH!.s al u his own lnks of brs, mate
rH's, anu workmanship, al Of which will be sold Vt the
reasonable prices 10 suit the tircs Ana rr,uer,
July ask call from those in wan, OF any article in the
Carriage lie, us will make order any article us low
as can be made in the city OF Richmond Of The kind
All new work warranted
April ll-d&cJin MIcAJ4II M4StIrM
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tn TuE VOTERS OF MECK .Li; ;

20 eli . -Col JNO. F. flUhbT VIII y;
r.snS Election the oiss OF C," W@TrR
'e' At Fem, u" in place OF VIM "'A'
1l--c,G1
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ASPIRING sTOCk-TIIOS. r. PRICE &
49, CO., desire to say to their CUSTOMERS and the
public thur they in receipt Of very great variety 6"
NEW rHSos aud one OF the House will be in market
most OF the buyers may be assured of finding the
most DESIRABLE STYLES al all times.
,s'eA complete assortment OF Family Linens, Conohs
.r..i S.rvan,s ;oods March 23--2m
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~, ,,,r VOTERS OF HENRTCO

@prpG psllow. Cirizcns-i take inis 'h. nv; t IS
- d. lin, am candidate for the S eiSr
,our county Al the HsA' ''> Christansrille.
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NEW spring: GGODS,

NEW SPRING GOODS.
WYE recsving and in few days will have in
w store, lnrge stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, consisting Of the following, in parts
Shirtings and Sleerines Of every description
Large stock Linen Ducks and Drills
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for servants
Tckngs. Oznaburgs and Furniture Paids
Table Dnmusks bleached snd brown
Napkins, Towcngs ard Diapers
Large stock irish Linens
Bed Quilts all sizes and qualities
Table Covers and Curtain Materials
Prints GinghHms and Lawns
Alpacas Bombazines and De Beg$s
De Lanes, plain and figured, herages and Jaconets
Organdie Muslins, Reraees and Grenadines
Berage Robes, large stock
Silks Ribbons Gloves Hikfs and Hosiery Of every de-
acrWrc1
Large stock Lace, Muslin, Cambria and Grape Collars
and sleeves
Mantillas ShAws and Scars
Parasos and Umbrellas. large stock
Hoop Cactus Glass Cloth and Mohair Skirts
Msttings and Hemp CMpe:ines
Cloths, CassinereJ and Vestings
Together with every article usually found in Dry Goodt
House for ycu,l. mans wear.
We respectfully solicit cali from all cash and prompt
six aonths buyers. WM P. PERKINS co,
March elm No. l4l. Eagle square.
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SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
~ ENTLEMEN will ind ut my store;
II Gsuze and Lyle Thread Under. SHIRTS
silk Shirts and Drawers ,, D-,~ers
Muslin Shirts, a superior sriiele
Linen GuIsrs, Cravats, STOCKS s 2c
Handkcrchies' o'o'e'' HENRY sBAFER.
co,n,r Main and l4th ttree,s.
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Is WEALTH.

ECONOMY - WEALTH.
yHyHls is truth all should heed and TO practice il lie
II tbe duty Of every one To purchasers If Clothing
we would say consult your best inrrr., and rro ccoo
nv by purchasing at l62 MAIN STREET VIII ere may be
found large and elegant stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING,
OF superior quality and STYLE manufactured by ourse
under many sdvantages and which offer at the lowell
p'MIs NJ, ~" KLEIN. BALDWIN co.
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VBNHE undersigned bess leave 10 call at.> .~ca1os
Il tcntiOn 10 his stock Of goods. which NsNN2
ia large, well assorted and ot his importation viz:
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE of every do
scripion conssn. in part Of
sup"rhne Cas steel Kirby Limerick, Virginia Sea and
other Hooks
silk, Hair. Linen and Cotton Lines
Walking Cane and Limited Rods
Sbnuds, Canton Sea Grass, Floats Reels
Artificial Flies silk Worm Gut
Cane Rre!- Nets, &c, Sc.
Also, GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS.
Powder Flnsks Shot BELTS, Game Bags, Percussion
Caps. Drinking Flasks, &r
Colt and other Pistols
Scissors, Pen and Pocket Knives &c.
All ol which offer ut the lowest Wholesale prices.
You are respectfully invited TO call aud examine
:. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. ll2 Main street,
March "l-'m Opposite Eu.le Square.
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JESCrIUS VALLEY IlhNrlhE tUIl Sal

JUNCTION VALLEY TlhNrlhE rOn SAT-
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
T1Y virtue of decree made by the Circuit Co.:t .:
ID Rock5idye. At it, April term. A. ID ~, ~ -
case Of WIN. l. Fssa, and others VI. the Junea'n W,
ley Turnpike Company, and o;hsrt, pend!ns 'ne'en
md .rsiyne, commissioners for the puEpot Eroet'.
viii on Saturday, the 9Th OF Ausu.'. sSe SEA at -
Auction to the hizhes, bidder al ;hr i'"fi go: g
couT, uop,e in lexington the traucEsc OF tie .Si CLc
ton Valley Turnpike Company sni itsfoad VI . IT,: -
pur,enuuces thereto attached The road !. S:,} -.
49, ,nanooement NAV be made proh;sbl" .hTeS':-s
TERMS in hsnd sufficient TO psy cote % ,4''
and OF sale and for S the aent I.%1 :"
,sm ents The purchaser giving bond with approved Pc.
s.A " mc,ri,v THOMAS J. NICHE.
''DA' WM w BOYD C,r.-.
8. Med MOORE
u,o-ctis T.. PAXTON.
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HITCHCOCK x OSBORN,

tOAIH UEHL LEXIS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No 2l3, MAIN STREET RICHMOND, Va,
Az Z In store large assortment Of fine csH[,SI
u q fashionable COACHES, CARRIAGES S44A
BUGGlES, suLkEfS aud HARNESS. suitable tor coun.
try end rity use made of the best nnersl. and put TO.
gethcr with much rhrr, which will recommend to our
friends and the public and sell on such terms m will
cure the mutual interest of all who will favor us with their
patronage.
From long experience in our business aud by prompt
personnl attention. hope To merit continuance OF past
tsvors
Orders promptly filled aud shipped to any part of
the United states. Feb 29--ly
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1900 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $4,000
Tosl If Ticl,r, -

BY The lh'c Incident on the Sehboard and Roanoke Rail
Road The Tickets Of Glass H. for April 18th in their
NY destroyed by fire. consequently there will moi br
ANY drawing OF that Class The Drawing will be Class
May l;tl-tlre me Plus Ultra Scheme
Very respectfully, ]. r. WINTER,
March "a Nsn.y,.r
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w STORE AND NEW STOCK OF SuPERlC
READY MADE CLOTHING

NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
KEADH MADE CLOTHING
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
TOMPRlSING all New Styles Of Spring DRESS AND
u FROCK COATS, BUSINESS COATS, Of Fancy
Cloths. Cnssmeres Mcrino, Drap de Etc, Alpaca, Linen
and Marseilles
VESTS,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
BLACK DRESS AND FANCY CASHMERE
PANTS.
p.n,soons of Linen Msrselps, Gambler, &c, &C
India Rubber G. oods, Furnishing Sood"'
CRAVATs TIES AND STOCKS. .,
- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, STYLE AND 9cALiIi, -
NSu.uender. Kid, silk and Thread Hiove.,
uAN6KERCHlEF'S. SOCKS. SHlRlS, COLLAhs
six, and Gauze Merino GTDER I,S .ISps t..
' UMBRELLAS.
,ruOy rSILE JSD RETAIL.
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consequence OF falling health the sutscr!": n'er =
retire from active business and with HAT "is~ -
will offer 1T public SALE tie prrns"s on TIT kSDAI
the 29h day of May 1876 tness sooner dill o.cd ~
y. Vi which due notice will BE- given, that W. snoS
and very valuable estatc in Rvckbr1se couny, Va al
ed CEDAR GROVE MILLS"
For the information o! prrsDns unacquanted with IN.
properly will simply stne that IL s situated h- Ncr
River, the hcud Of small bost navigation i,cs ho'
of Lexington. IL ID prominent point 81 u. htt!"
ingon; and j, the po!nf Of juno lou between r GpvI
tant highway and the Bev rly MINOR Turnrk" rrcoLs
opened up the Valley OF the North River 10 ie R"..
bridge Alum Springs, distant II mil"s ard 10 Go,i"n
the Central Rail Road II mice from Ced.- GT-'s
Mills
The estate consists Of ISL OF land divided L
Back Greek in t~o trhcs The one conthn. 80 rcrTs 20
exceant land, which there 10 Merchant Mil - -
81 feet and stories high Running two pnr Il Burr a.
pair ri Choppers; warehouse I"nGIih:ey 90 'a'
bank of the river Mlicr's hGU-r Cpoprrs hr.e 90.
shop storc.hou.e and several small ds sing house, ~,
sides barn with twO hnor-, stables &c
The other confirms 25i acres. ard has ur"n Il
commodiOus frame dwelling house, lEre" store CLIQUE
Just erected the junction Of the two nrnpk's ~ "r
long and - feet wide. with large sorerDnn1 TWO C-S'
anG good cellar On this tract there ~ AT eXccchi ~
chArd.
II rarely happens tina, suc estate is in market I.a
,cation il one the b6st stands IN the Vsllcy Tor MI!
Store, &c
The nrighborhood is weakly and niel Ia.r. and Jha
opening such will enable Of enisrp!ise =.
make fortune
II the real estate Is sold will offer on the day
large quantity of personal property. consisting u Ao
pair young mules and other live stock, !s!!n.
| sis. &c, &C, and growing crops
Terms accommodating and made known on tie c"y ID.
SALE or application by letter addressed 10 me- at Go
dar Grove Mile, RockbridSe county. Va"
Apr ls-c4w JAMES A. F. RANDOLPH.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LtNDlN Hih
OVER, NEAR THE FORK CHURCH

~ IL II.
H9URSUAAI to decree Of the C!rcu!, Cor!t u ,41
IL county Of Hanover, pronounced The 18th Goy II
March, 1880, In suit therein depending under the -yi6
Of Thornton and others against Tvmkics and C;l,.. ~.
undersigned the Commissioners therein named TI.
the premise the Mansion House the 3UiL "a" o:
this month, (May) If fair otherwise tie fret sg!th Ole
thereafter, proceed sell the highest bidder. .A
following terms:
One third cash, third twelve months Ind the
naming third at two years. The credit payments t.
intrrert from the day of SALE The IUTCaGcrs 10 grs
bonds with approved personal security. and he tile -
land 10 be retained until the further order OF the
The tracts Of land hereinafter men;n ned.
Firslhe called Church Quhrt r, ADO ming TIE
lands Of William Thompson. E.q VI ?. Pace, an
others, containing 251i acres On this land the!
Portable buildings.
Secoml-The Mansion House tract containing hbcu 81
adjoining the lnnds ot Alexander NJ. Morris Era
Ed Winston, ESQ.,, and Others On this the bu BIZ -
good, the Mansion House being the ur.t-et
houses la that pHrt oi Hanover. The barn aud Other
houses are in respectable reprir
Thrd-Ihe truct called Dukes AL dining the MansIcn
House tract, containing $50 acres or thereapoW's
Fourth-Thc Old Orchard. containing shout ~ sc!e.
adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will o. sold Ia body or C
different lots, the Commissioners may determine tie
day OF sale
IL is rarely the that such opportunity IL Acrls
persons of purchasing land in desirable and TepciE
bic pcighborhood the present, being III healthy par
Of Hanover III two miles OF the Virginia tenirE E:lIC"i
and of the Richmond Frcd-ick.burs and POtcrsc r..
rosd, und about twenty miles from Richmond HsIJV=I
Academy 10 not more than mile Of.
Persons wishing the premises will be shown :EcEi
by Mr. Temple J. Blunt. living on The prcinises
WIN. WINSTON,
WM. X. VIM -
CHA-TAlN WHITE. H''
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AUCTION SiIES,
- >-~-~---~>~~--->->-
BY PULLIAM & DAVIS, AUCrS.

~ EGROES.-TEis day, at Q: o'clock. We ". ..I
~ a, our Office, ~ likely esr, ss-nen, TO- . ", n-n
and girls
May d PULLIAMG D,.L: ar-t,
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lJ,UOp prizes OF - ~ each
These $1,000 prizes determined By the number
which draws the high capital, (s3l.OO0l II the number
should he odd number then every odd number ticket
will be entitled TO 80 - If number then every
number will be entitled to So 30 (A those tickets
ending with o. ? e. all those ending with
y: J. .. are odd
Whole tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters 50 30; Eighths
81 81
Prizes paid in full, without deduction.
Orders for these tickets from all accons Of the country
are solicited By Miller Co who w; give them prompt
and reliable attention, and immediately after tho result
rnnil parties purchasing, tho official printed drawing
vouche 10 by the State Commissioner OF Lotteries The
scheme. giving the plan i'll detail furnished cu-tomer-
Address MILLER & Co,
Corner -. Paul and Baltimore Sta,
April 2l-eud2w &dlw Baltimore Md.
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nEFINED SU(:ARS.-A null a.so.:!"egt: jns: land.
III ed, aud for sale by stIO1N @iLL1A'
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0GCKRRTDCE ILTsI spkiNGs,

IN ordrr extend the bener;s of these most valuable
pprni or who. tastes do not prompt TO them
daring ,.onE Of the fashionable season. have deter
mined 10 open the Hotel months in advance OF the
customary opening and at reduced rates OF fare naSe
had repeated applications u do so; and knowing both
from observation and my own experience that there is no
euson in the whole Year in (which the waters act more
beu'.cially than in the spr:ng month"; VIII rcduce
haprd 10 ,;yobr tho GUNNER ru,es and visitors al
ready arriving irrespective of any Inducements con
,a:uci in this card
A pamphlet containing analysis. the letters o. Dr
Csw ht ana other eminent with many cer'lncates
Of cures now in press and will be about the Arst oil
My. Il will be promptly mniled TO applicants enclosing
,etn.a cam ". FRALE!R,
A2ila-ch FottaG prCprietors
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N EYENTE will stand the present season at ~
- ~" sbIv nromising; only two have as yet-N&-
heen ola eaough 10 appear the ur-or one OF which
oa was paid in cssh for the other the same sum wa.
ge.ed and refused, after winning MS nIst sHks inst
spring - go ;,,,., ;,, :, .. Oh,
grooIn.
TOT torii iiNclm JNo " Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06

aIAR(:E AND MOST VALUABLE sTAt NTpN
RIVER ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY r CHtR-
LOTTE, FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
ny virtue OF a deed cf trusi executed To he nEl"i
Ii signed by Ishnc Wakins. Esq, CHE presen: pr
n,i.,or sh-li on WEDEESDh III. 4th .; June t'A
n the hour of IL o'clock upon the prcmes proceed t. eel
n, publc auction that most valuable tract OF Innf on
stanton River, in the comfy Of Charlotte kro"E ca
WALLACE CREEK PLANTATIONS,
containing by estimation shout LEGO acre..
There IRE upon the ,ract more than SEQ hcres a 'F
land of which leo river low grcunds Of turp't'i,
FERTILITY believed he rich the richest ooc; o. '
river and sixty seventy more are creek rms! Nth"I
hais also very rich and productive Mo'' 4t 'nn ga
snds are not only Yciy rifle but have oeen he"''y E'
cured a: great cos, the sales from tnis es.aN iei
last yesr Naj5) Of wheat urd tobacco hione amoe"e-
about Sc, 00o. .,v.,,.,,,y .,,,,,,d T.,
~ -. rkc, b,n. about 10 miles from Roanoke ca.
~ ~ VI. Richmond and Dunvl. knii Road, by thn
I ' d ohont miles from messing Ford Stat D, "a
- ,nc rosd hy the county road
H ,,ns.es.,ou OF the land will not be given until aborf
~ DECEMBER but the purchaser Will be s!owei =
'e TGrpWS :-0nefnh cash. negotiable note ~ :or:
n,bs well endorsed, with interest uGdod and lie r,s
;e in four equal payments At 6. IL, IL aud "a rouhE
h interest from the day VI s.le Bond hrd tecuriy ~
h. CURED for the deferred payments and the dale % 80
property retained .,
Mr. SPAIN the overseor who resides en- the esrrn vi!
rake pleasure In allowing the lend to parons HshnE -
purchase. THOMAS WATKINS, Trut, {.
April l6-c.ds ProvidencrP a.. pa!f.x coun'y.Es