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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA
APPOINTMENT or STATE STUDENTS.
TIME FACULTY will proceed on the lst day of July,
to appoint State Students TOR the following DISTRICTS
VIII WILLIAMSBURG James City, Charles City New
Kent York Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XII Caroline and Syosy vania
XIII Fauquicr and Rappahannock
Xxx Mercer, Monroe, Giles and Iazcw"'i
XIII Harrison, Richie. Doddridse Plensants and
Wood.
XIV Brooke Hancock and Ohio
xxx Dinwiddie, Amelia and Brunswick.
XXX Luuenburg Eotoway and Prince Edward.
WIKI Henry Patrick and Franklin
yXXViI stafford, King George and Prince William.
XXSIX Madison Cupeper, Orange and Greene.
XII, Lousa (ioochland and Fluvhnna.
XIII Frederick Clarke and Warren.
XIII Rockingham and Pendleon.
XIV Carroll, Floyd, Grayson. Montgomery and Pu.
XLvr smysh, wythe and Washington.
XVII Boone Logan Kanawha, Putnam and Wyo.
XVIII Mason. Jackson, Csbell. Wayne and Writ
L. Mononsalin, Preston and Faylor.
State Students are exempted irem tile payment OF Pro-.
fe,nrs fees and charges for matrcuation, OF the
and public rooms and rent Of dormt0iy but have
to provide for their other expenses.
npc. mis- for appointment must be owe: u wears OF age
and nust exhibit testimonials of irreproachablo moral
character; OF capacity, a. well ny partial cultivation
original Of mind profit by the instruction given AT
TIE nversy; aud Of inability on the part ct their pa
r.nt or themselves incur the expenses Of their educa
tion whor. AID They requested 10 hesignate the
schools of ne University they may wsn 10 enter IL
u,usl 10 attend three in session Appointments are
for two sessions
should reach re University BY the 18th Of June
Nav ,o-c,m Chairman Of the Faculty.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL

EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
u1HE second session of this school will commence on
the ts October next and terminate on the 3st July
eT;na TIE session Is divided into two terms, of five
ronUb. each The subjects taught ancient and
dern language and rnstheuacs The charge for every
thing except lights Is sla5 per term paPnoc IN advance
addressing the Principal at Guineys P O., Caroline
auuie'' SAML SCHoOLER, ~. D.
70" REFERENCES.
T w Coleman. Senate of Virginia; Profs. Harrison
navi, c,be Minor, and McGufey. University of Va;
Pros Tensbie and Brown University Of Georgia Ran;
uoiRn Coleman. H. D. Richmond; James G. southall, Esq
S RI esvilp: H. NJ Robinson, ESQ.,, n. Orleans.
Sn I, IISIrwtf SAML SCHOOLRR.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, on 9th January last
II two Negro Men named WILLIAM and DEMBO.-
William quite black, about % years old feet or g
inches in height stout muscular Dembo Is % or "a
years old about feet 10 inches in height black
lor and light made No marks recolected
William raised In Loudoun county, near Middle
burg. in this State and sold by Mr. Encles TO Cooper
who sod him Omrhu ndR. of whom purchased him.
Dembo raised by }. II. Woodbridge, OF Chesterfield
and was sold by Dickinson. Hill & Co.. of whom pur.
chased him. will give reward OF one hundred dollars
each taken OF the state fifty dollars each II
taken in the State and all reasonable expenses paid by de-
hvering said Negroes to me, or TO Messrs. Dick.
lnsen, Hill Co., Richmond Va Dembo is supposed
be in the neghborhood Of the Coal Pits in Chesterfield
county. SMITH EDMOEDSON.
BY HARRIS EDMoSDsoS,
Better known among the Negroes as Mr. Harris.
Anril ll--dGcff
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE AT


4 special Commissioner appointed By adccrcc Of The
N Circuit Court Of Louisa county pronounced on the
2ih day of April 1857. in the case OF John Gardner
against David Richardson late Sheriff OF Louisa, and
such Administrator of samuel Day decd Joanna Day.
Alfred NJ Baker Administrator de bonis non, with The viii
annexed OF Martha Young. decd, Rernari Cuby and
Elizabeth his wife Johu l.. Collins. personal representa-
tive of John A. Day. decd Tandy H. Lane surviving hue
band OF Lucy Lane decd. James. George and Andre"
bay, and other children of Samuel Day. decd whose
auction at Spotsylvania Court House. MONDAY the
Bird dsy OF August 1857 Chat being court day. TO the
highest bidder for cash. oneeghh part OF the following
slaves viz Ralph Violet Rachael Daniel, SAM Fanny,
Henry. Sally, Huldah, Bedford and Prince, valued at
$3.50 as ascertaned by Commissioners Lane, and in
which the interest Of Samuel Day oneourth part there
Of subject TO the life OF Joanna Day therein est
mated by the said Commissioner to be three yenrs this
the 2lst day of May, 1857.
SAMUEL ANDREWS
Observation-Disclosures nj
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER Low GROUNDS.



N ESlROUS of removing 10 the Western country thu
IL suhscrber otere for sale his tract OF land lying
James River, in Rockbrdge county and containing b.
eury"v, 26J CV Acres; 1879 acres OF which hI
cleared in perhaps fine state of cu'iva'o -
any farm il this pnrt of the county nearly no
which are low grounds Of an excellent quality. '9rr"
portion Of the fencing is of stone neatly and suosrat
Nv built a.d upwards OF tive feet high The rrphninc
rs acres are covered with beautiful growth OF nb
The improvements Dwelling House containing Gle
ven rooms with the necessary houses and negro
bins and larger Of barn room and sheds tor cat
Ile than Ia usual very conveniently arranged The place
IL well and conveniently waered with for stock In
every field and fine spring OF excellent water almost At
the door, There s hne young orchard of nearly 300
trees of we'll selected and excellent fruit on the place
And there is all abutment Of of the James River Com
panys dams the place. from which any amour: OF wa
ter may be obtained.
The place is fine neghborhood and the canal psss-
Ing by it. brings the Richmond market to the
very door
Atur,her description is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will first view the premises.
II the farm sold privately before the llih
day of June next will on that day be at public
auction, on the premises. Wm. PAXTON.
Nav 22-cWtds
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By GODDIN a. APPEKsoN ACTS
SALE OF TWO mUNDRED ACRES LAD

M roIh MILES FROM MANCHESTER
NJ "ii eel at public auction on rh. premises. II
~, We. uHS, Tue I'D day ui JuGc isJ1 II i.!r IT rot
ne mex "ir day At the hour IL o'clock N. ,,,t II
'"'' os'sa a. above bounded on the Wet by i, md
o. ""irH VI, oaast";n Cock. r"sii,s T. the E.s ry
VIZ. mn r1'o''' Gu Inc North by the Coal Pr T"rrp k
II ~ So.'!i hs Mr. John Roberts and o,her, TnrIIr
coGts:ns tso :.uudred ncre. which about r,n 800,
wood "' f''
FERNS accommodating. and made known. =, the hour a.
sale The sale will positively be made
Missy 21-ctds GODDIS s. arpERSON Auc,.
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SEA BATHING.
EiIEskp kkE Il.h

ChEsAPEAkkE HALL, HAMPTON. VA.
V\bia summer Retreat. only two milc- from Old
the proprietor will happy sec any of HI. iriSnds w
may wish TO enjoy Salt Wafer Bathing and the Injuries
OF the seahoald The Halt has been much imnrv.J I'D
beaufe and ample preparations nede for ihe con'nr,
and pleasure oil all VIII" may viii this delightful rrsrrt
Eont: Fishing lacklc Pleasure Carriages &c always
May 27-c6w =. n,SUs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
uyHE undersigned Is manu acurng among other valu.
able machines Screw for planters which he can
.e for $40 has sold great many they invariably give
,;sfaeiou and Is said by judges that tobacco pzed
In bopebeads with Screws command better prices than
thar which is put up in the old way.
''"' P. RAHM, Eagle Foundry,
.,rI 12-r2m Richmond. Va.
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BEDRORD SPfIICS

property has, during the last year. passed into
Il the hands OF Company, who in addition to the
former ouildngs. have erected handsome and commo
d!ous Hotel Building end two spaciou, Barn Houses Hn
have ornunented and improved the grounds The Hotel
buildings will be opened for the reception of visitors ON
the 18th OF June and kept open until the Goth September
Passengers from baltimore reach the Springs in one
duy VIA Northern Central Pennsylvania ka Road and fhe
Broad Top Kali Road having but twenty miles of staging
over fine road
Mr. Willard, formerly Of Washington city, and recent
~ oil the Burnet House Cincinnati will the
hoei; and Ills character rs caterer is guarantee that
quests viii be well provided for To in.hls geseraly
the Bedford waters. r connection with the mountain air
are perhaps highly beneficial than any other in the
Union. GOSSLER,
President Bedford Springs Company
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STlfIBLIN(: spRIICS

fdNHlS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta county Va
is miles from sihunon and 81 miles from Harlan.
burg, VII DC u'lu'r 'he management OF Mr. PETER n
WOODWARD formerly NJ Jackson river and for The la,t
three seasons al inc He"iu: Springs
Inc proprietor respectfully TO invalids and
pleasure seeking public that by erecting EIGHT more dou
bic COTTAGES ana by the general cent OF the pre-
mscs s!aSc hst season. alter the lUth OF June he will
be prepared WIN entirely furniture and sufficient
number OF attendants to offer vors the most pleas ant
accommodations in the Virginia mountains.
The waters OF this place are unsurpnscd: in fac, the
visitor at these spngs has the advantage of all the
various waters belonging the entire mineral region OF
Virginia. oN "
Greenbrier. ~ ~ ''"' ~
The Alum Springs inferior to none az tested for the
last hVs years WIN the Chaly beae aud Free Stone Wa
ters all at hHnh In abundance render this place proper
ly, the Mineral Springs OF Virginia r'N'
For pleasure seekers there will be Music in
ana Inc ADJUSTMENTS and sports afforded By mountain re
Sorts
inexperienced physician will reside at the Springs.
IERNs:-e!Oper week; $50 lar month of four weeks
ana reduction made season; for less than
week 81 81 per day will be charged
lin: OF superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
StHunton daily for this place. after the arrival OF the
Eastern
line OF stages /. expected to pass the Springs
route from harrisburg TO Bath Alum Springs.
Mny 29-c3law3m CukSLEY KINNEY Prnprie,or
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FLAT ROCK FEMALH SEMINAR,

Mathematics, &c. w
french, o0 ~
Music, do W
Orna,nen 7; al Branches EACH extra 90
Lain and Greek Class laugh, By the subscriber %
Efln cases If protracted sickness deduction Will DC
made.
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country where
one teacher il employed !: il impossible, Tor want OF
time tor the teacher to devote that constant personal at
tenon that is needed In such schools the little pupil in
music Is necessarily the piano learn and prac'
tice her music without assnce. Should there be but
ten scholars and a halt hour only devoted by each to
music teacher being present. I'VE hours OF the teach
crs time will be consumed and 9us tte eit lot the In
struction in other studies 10 ing may oe traccd many
OF the complaints of Female Schoois
The great object of my Scholastic secure the constant
personal attention of the every department
For this purpose teachers are employed One TO at
tend TO the ordinary English Branches including Mahe
mates and the Sciences and the other to Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss Z. SCOTT wiii again
have charge of Department By her fidelity and
her smiabiry OF character che secures the love Of all
her pupils; and my owa examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress win extraordinary
rapidty and proficiency
the Ornamental Branches Miss Irene hNAurF engag.
ed a lady educated with great care. As teacher
abe has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
patrons All that hear of her 10 exceedingly compi.
nentary Observe that IN Music the Young Ladies take
Invariably in the presence of the Instructor
and then retire TO another Piano to practice
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
such as are In To
generally known by them The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing feel due to tho Young Ladies who have
this School to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to each other and 70 every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decoruu,
their handsome observance Of those social prophecies
which contribute much to the Of female
crty thsir dgent application to their duties and their
proficiency merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites sy the OF the South.Side Railroad
suitable conveyance will be provided
~Every article of clothing should be marked.
ESMy address is MacF arlands Lunenburg Va
Dec lf-ctf JOHN ORGAN. IN
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GILBERT & KENNEDY
CANCERS,
ULCERS,
JUNIORS.
&C. &C
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
OFFICE:
no. 748, BROADWAY, CORNER OF
AsTOR PLACE,
Ne w YOR K.
wCERTIFICATEs FROM
EX.Gov. 7. NJ. TUCKER
HON. T. BUTLER KING
JUDGE ALEX. WALKER
JUDGE F. n. HULLING
GEN. NARCISSo LOPEZ
CAPT. ISAIAH SELLERS
CAPT. WILLIAM LEATHERS
COL. MCNSEL WHITE
CAPT. T. P. DoWNER
CAPT II. e. CATLETT
COL. C. SOUTHWORTH
THOMAS E. BOND, MD.
As BALDWIN, NJ. D.
PEACoCKE, MD.
M.GABBERT. MD.
J. WEAVER, N. D.
N ..SEAT, NJ. D.
Us. CURTJS MD.
REV. MOSES BROCK
REV F. A. OWEN
REV. SAMUEL WATSON
REV. WILLIAM MCMAHON
REV. STEPHEN G. sTARkE.
ETPERMIssuON TO REFER TO
EX-GOVERNOR JAMES C. JONES.
HON. FRED. P. STANTON.
HON. E. o. PERRIN.
BENZ. F. PALMER,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
INVENTOR OF
"PALMERs ARTIFICIAL LEO"
FRANCIS GRICE.
NAVAL CONTRACTION,
n. YARD. PHILADELPHIA.
pROPRlEToRS OF THE
GERARD HOUSE"
PHILADELPHIA.
JUDGE d. A. WILSON,
OF LYNCHBURa. VIRGINIA.
DR.. s. T. GILBERT,
FORMERLY OF MEMPHIS,
ANDOF
NEW ORLEANS.
AMEMBER OF THE FIRM OF
DRS, GILBERT & KENNEDY,
is Nog AT THE
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA,
Whore he Will remain for a short time, and may be
eo0suited regard to the treatment Of
CANCERS,
ULCERS,
AND
TUMORS.
~ pamphlet of .forty.eght pages, filed with
testimonials FROM the most respectable sources, can
DC had upon application by mail or otherwise.
June l2-l,-
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DRUG STORE FOX SALE.
ury Professional ENGAGEMENTS requiring my entire
V arauion will sell the key, stock and fixtures Of
the Drug store kept BY me, upon very favorable
hnt very well selected and good business can be
done by any competent person who can give proper
attention 'o" So 'nehs"N'
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

yHNHE public examination this Institution will com.
L nence On Monday, 2!d June, and continue until
Tuesday 3Oih.
The Commencement Exercises will be held Thurs.
day. Cd July In the evening Of the day, w. S. H.
Baylor. Esq of Staunton will address the Society Of
Alumni and 1t George Tuckr Esq OF Richmond City,
the College.
The next Collegiate term will begin the 81 Thur ,day
in September. For special information address Rev.
GEORGE JUNKIN, D. D., for printed Catalogue.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
s#6Rl

SUMMER ARRANG EMEET
HyIRGlNlA CENTRAL RAILROAD OPEN TO
v JACKSOE'S RIVER. Only thirty miles of Stage
travel TO the White Sulphur
THROUGH FROM RICHMOND PETERSBURG,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON IND ALIEN
ANDRIA. IN ONE DAY
Baggage Checked through TO the Springs.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND RXPEDIrIorS ROUTE
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The cars will be running to Jacksons River. l95 miles
from Richmond by the 18th of July leaving but 30 miles
of stage travel to the White Sulphur Springs over good
road.
leave Richmond at A. NJ dine at Staunton,
and the White sulphur uigh-or, if they
prefer It, can remain night at Covingon or Cali
shan and reach the Springs breakfast next morn.
ing.
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet stop night
at Caaghan and arrive the Springs to breakfast
morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue suph7r arrive there din
ner next day. after leaving Richmond.
Previous the opening Of the road Jacksons river
passengers for the White, Sweet and Salt Sulphur will
take the STAGE, heretofore, at Mboro, and stay all
night the Warm Springs and arrive at the White and
Sweet to dinner and the Salt az night the next day
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum Bath Alum, Warm,
Hot and Healing SPRING. take the Stage at Mboro and
arrive the Springs supper the day they leave
Richmond.
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sOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR
lIrNE-A STERLING, NIIMRER

JUNE-A STERLING NUMBER
UsT published. the June number OF this welknown
- and excellent periodical which is particularly descry
ing ofthe support of the South only for s intrinsic
literary worth but also for the fact that has been for
many years. the only Southern monthly and consequent
ly almost the only medium for the dissemination Of South
ern literary effort The present pumber will be found par
ticulsrly interesting the table of embraces
collection of original contributions OF great merit
Now ie the time 10 subscribe as the July number will
commence new volume. Price 80 per
ALSO,
Russells Magazine monthly organ Of literature aud
criticism published in Charleston June number just
csived; price g a year or IS cents number.
Subscriptions received by A. NORRIS
June 10 Agent for both works
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1.TEsT BIZ TELEGRAPH.
- for the Richmond knSairer'
,TER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
ir,r 1.-THE steamship Canadian
:NnI nv dates to May '0'n' ''''''" "''' :"
ST ,. ,sf, Liverpool at two o'clock in the
The .' nn the 3U,h Of May ,,,.
shrrno'n o" ord Pamerston had announced .ne
10 psrIsuep'ni sllns Clarendon treaty, but he says
,.4cien o' aH,;ons Ut the treaty. received iron
lbs; new s-s uow under consideration.
Wsn'il ,c;,sment i'll London had oeeh ea T - "s
ask on b''.s Ss.ad, az Belle Isle. The English
hR in tue NV anchor from contrary winds, ana ne-
ysssel cams ~ hsr colors, when the brig hred Two
elected to nU. s" ball cartridge, killing an Engl,sh
bsnk anu IT, case Is under The consideration VI tue
,.a,nsn' i"e
Authorities. legislative Assembly has expired by
The f!ehsn .,x wears, having passed Law es-
the limiia"o Ir.s Of trans atlantic steamers, the
iseishns in ~. s,inn To be fixed hereafter Cavsig'
pNsu OF ~ r.pubicans will be candidates tor rep
psc sno ""' ,,om Paris in the new Corps DC Lessia'
I'VE W.. French Ambassador hA"o''
lon on The o ,ron Aceria state that the French ex'
Dispatches look Benz Ratten on the sd, after
p.d;iona'y eu' : ,htjpy. The advanced guard had
,,so hours hard NJ "''"e'
",.Ss,rsed kybe!ia, ~. Rank Of France had passed
Inc W." Assembly almost unanimously.
the Fr-neh %. W,.cau envoy had not yet been re-
10 Sps'' 'u' S,.rn 1t is said that the arrange.
cvived BY Inc ,Ds two countries have met with un-
men,s between .ne w
expected s.oners Of France, Russia, Prussis and
The Ce s..s,sn TO leave the Prncipslities If the
S.Ia nsr ,Is in removing vogerides from bis post
Soa ss.sb of Marshal Radetsky was hourly sx.
Inc 'T !. ia runord that the GOODNESS between the
pec'eo. Esn,Iann and Count Morny will interfere
Emperor conm.rcia treaty between France and Rus
u.s. u.s.. Chin. news is unimportant.. Admired Soy
luo II Hong Kong awaiting reiniorcemenw.
mSa rrrs English regiments are ON their return if'n
Pi i,ss,,ooL. May 3O.-Cotton is generally un.
, L.,% Flour has declining tendency Corn ID
81 SJ' lSxer Consols 93i. ,,,t %
o.: tn ~" .,ss Of cotton for the week amount 10
40 nm h.lrs. The article sells slowly. trices geue
W. w. Ar. unchanged. The exports OF the wees
i on,.d to 600 bales of which specuiators !o no
SI%S bales. Tue stock in port amount TO os''oo'
ss circular says breadstufs are quiet ana nrm-
o.s.,. sav thew are dull; Flour has declining Ten
S.nry. Corn has declined 3D. sales OF mixed NJ 90
p,oys;ons are dull. Rice 10 buoyant at 2os;
Ro,ip il heavy; sales of common at ~ os. n9'
IL Spirits Turpentine 43s. Nothing dong
Crude.
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U. 9. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
CAPT. SKINNER,
L<dres City Point Saturday Morning at nine clock,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
PASSENGERS desiring to 60 by her must ,<4Xfh
u leave here Saturday morning at 81
o'clock by the Petersburg cars and their tickets
and berths Office south side of the Basin.
Passage New York. meals and berths included only
$40.
June 1l-2t LUDLAM e. WATSON
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WANTED.
-RoM 500 to 900 NEGROES, to Work on the Florida
Rrilroad, from Fernandins 10 Cedar Keys-for whom
the hieheet wages will be paid
Contractors who furnish from 50 to 100 negroes can
procure contract grading or getting cros,es, at high
prices, by applying to ,o,r,y v,,,c
rrp,ANprrA FLORIDA, May 20, 1857 June 2-c1H'
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NTI.GISIa.-A. Rule, ncli in the Clerks once Of
the County Court Of James City County from L @
first to the third day OF June ncu.ve Ia II ye.. OK.
thousand eight hundred and 6ty- seven
Elizabeth 7. Brooke, Pltk
against
Anthony Goodwin, Def.
In action the Of the deferdsattas
OF sixty dollars for the board ot he said defendant
with legal interest th ,reop until paid.
The attachment against the defendants sued
in this action, being returned executed June the tts
1851, By sarnsheeng William L. spencer, Commissioner.
&c. in the suit of Brooks against Brooke in the Circuit
Court for the City Of Williamsburg and county Of James
City, and the defendant having served ether wtu
the summons nsutins this action, with the ssreeh-
nen and NOT having entered his appearance and ap.
pearing By the sdavit OF the plaintiff that the defendant
Is inhabtant Of This Common wealth. the ulooG
Of the plaintiff by her counsel 1t Is ordered that the der
dant do appear here within month sser due puolss
ton of this order and do what necessary p!otec bis
interest," and that copy this order be pubsned
week for four successive weeks IN the Williamsburg a
z.tte newspaper published in the city Of Williamsburg,
and posted al the front door of the Court House OF the
county OF James CRY. on the second MondsJ in TO
NORTH that being the frs, day Of the Court for The
said county Of James ity
Copy-Trste,
June l2-cw4u TIL. O. COGBTLL, G.
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rates WHICH ID tHt IEbh' -, , -, caO
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Iicke" se sO
10 Halt ~
10 Quarter ~
I;.L,L 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
cd on receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY hra
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any inquire
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
FPurchssers will please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their Post. Office, County and State
EYRemember that every prize is drawn, and payable
In full without deduction.
wAll rzes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-oher Prses the usual time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates OF Packages
of Tickets. to 5. SWAN & CO, Richmond Va.
Or SWAN e. CO. Atlanta Ga,
Or s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
70. A list Of the numbers that draw from the
Wheel with the of the prize that eaca one s cnti.
lied to. will be published after every drawing N the fol.
lowing papers-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta ineli
rencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News and Richmond Diepa.ch.