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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Aaar SSn mn river ra IA
3, 3O5 prizes amounting to saHoV
whole Tickets sl6-IIalves S5-ouarters s. So

z 3o5 prizes amounting to S204, 200
:Whole Tickets sl6-iIslves $5-ouar,ers S. 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to 80 O00 corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed on separate slips OF
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one
wheel The first 257 prizes similarly printed and encir
cled are placed in another wheel
The wheels then revolved and number Is drawn
from the wheel of numbers and the time prize
Ia drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the prize being placed
against the number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and III"
succeeding numbers TO those drawing the first IL
prizes will be entitled the a. Approximation prize.
For example fTicke No. 1880 draws the 500 600 Prize
those Tickets numbered 1923, la49, ll25l, lla52, will
each be entitled to S2a5 If Ticket No $50 draws The
$50 900 Prize those Tickets numbered ;4s $40 5l
will each be entitled to $780, and according to the
above scheme
ure the number that drswsthe $50 900 prize For
pie if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with
No. J. then all the Tickets where the number ends In
will be entitled go. tie number ends with No.
then all the tickets where the number ends In will be
titled to $50, and 50 on too
Certificate. of Package. will be sold at the following
rates, which 10 the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
~ Halt 40
Z" 10 Quarter 90
+" % 10 Eighth 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HPurchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post.O Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize 10 drawn. and payable
In full without deduction.
V-An Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-oher Prizes the usuati or thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates OF Packages
of Tickets. to 8. SWAN & CO., Richmond. Va
Or s SWAN g. co. Atlanta. Ga,
Or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
u A list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the of the prize that each ia emit
tied IN, will be published after every drawing In the fol-
lowing papcrs-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette ana fntei.
geucer New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning
News and Richmond Dspatcb
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MERCHANDISE.
~~-~~~~~~@~0~O>~r>~">" >-><-~-~><~S~~~-
NEW PiASOS FOR OLD ONES.
TsSHE undersigned will give full value for .,..s...,-


NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES
TsSiIE undersigned will give full value for ..,..
Il OLD PIANOS IN exchange Tor NEW - kISif3
ONES.
M will offer greater Inducements 10 rur.a.rrs nj
PIANOS than inysc. have BEEN engaged in Inc busi.
Tor more nn twenty years and no one can SAY thar
ever sold Il bad one. "' '''
T. p. NASH, Book and Piaro Seller,
APII -. Petersburg. Va
+. II. rAYLORs MCsIC eAI,1,iI
AND PIANO-FORTE FdRE-ROOu
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND VA
TVNllE undcrslgned Is sole agent IN this x,ucr.,
city Tor me .ale of the celcbi ate,i
NUNS CLAtkS PIANO FORTES-X E
The Instruments havereceirrd the uuuuAi. v X v
ed approval OF the grencst rlas- in this country and in
Europe he Also keepH Pnnos OF GALE & co and Other
good aud well established maker.
+; H. Taylor a sseps Constantly hand
the oest Musch Instruments and Musical Merchandise in
general consisting OF Pelaubhts superior MELODEOES
vi ~ ana 9c'nVes, with single and double reeds
Taylors approved FLUTES-(thrsc Flutes arc not sur
passcd)
Accordeons. Carionets Flutes Ffes Fageolots Guitars
Violins, baJos' Bridges, Pegs &c
Tuning FORKS ana Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarionct
and brass instruments.
Pann Stools ana best quality Guitar and Violin Strings
The arEest ana most beautiful of
new aud standard Sheet Music To BIS found in this
liberal discount made To Teachers and Schools
Pianos Tuned and let TO Hire Ola Pi.nns rakrn In OK
cnhlse lot HCW uHcs TAYLOR
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A : expect TO leave home on Monday next ..,.
~ for Europe business and will h. sb.cnt JSssl
for some time, during my absence my business m
will be conducted by practical men and attended 6.A
to rs though was at home.
have now on hand the largest and fines. assortment Of
Roots and shocpurchssci expressly for III" rct irndc)
that has ever been this city both Of my manu'nc'
,urc and so OF the best and latest styles that made In
Paris and imported by myself.
word 10 my country customers: Durn: my absence
Mr. w f. Johnson who has been living with me 'or the
las, eight years will give his personal attention to all orders
from them Those who arc In want OF Harvest shoes
should be Glad 20 receive their orders They will receive
prompt attention and be f'ct 1T tho 1we-t prices.
ALEX'R HILL. Manufactures and Importer
q, OF Boots and Shoes la7, Main 81.
Richrnnnl
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U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
CAPT. SKINNER
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
Lsaves City Point Saturday Morning at nine clock
PASSENGERS desiring TO go by her must <>f0es
II leave here Saturday morning at ST 4&GS&
o'clock by tho Petersburg cars and secure their ticke
and berths at our ONCE south side Of the Basin.
Passage New York. meals and berths included only
$40.
June 4-2t LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS, HANK
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL 100000.
NJ OEEY received on deposit in sums of five dollars
WI and upwards which interest at the rate OF per
centutn per paid for remaining six months
or onger for shorter periods interest the rate OF per
centuH.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued by the Cashier
T. STAKKE at the store OF f. f. Spence corner Of Main
and Governor streets, Richmond. w.
SAML $. COTTRELI. Pres
T. B. STARKE, Cashier.
May 27-d3m c. WALTHAIi Sec'v
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WHERE SHALL 1 BUYe

V0r should buy yrur Clothing where all necessary In.
ducsnentsn extensive stock. fashionable styles
and right prices can be found We believe that we pre-.
sent shese advantages experience OF l9 years in the
trade this city, and being extensively engaged in
the manufacture and sale OF Clothing any other house
il tie STATE gives such facilities, enable to offer
n. creates, inducements to purchasers You will there
r ssse'ne and money BY coming directly to l02, Main
street
!uuei KEEN, BALDWIN d. co.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
WILL De given for the apprehension and delivery of
w WILLIAM T. GARRISON. who absconded from
aom $50 % $500 OF my money, which he obtained by
means u ia.se key Said Garrison about % years OF
ie 5ie; inches high snllow complexion, sghsed
al; - miller by trade The above reward and all
eaoe will be given for his delivery in Falmouth
" {! .sced so that he may be brought back and dealt
AZ. according 10 law.
THOMPSON J. SULLIVAN,
!gss elm Falmouth, Va
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH,
DAlLY SEMI.MEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH,
DAILY, SEMl-WEEkLY AND WEEKLY.
'HE uTsen, solications Of number Of friends have
Induced me 10 publish
SE,II-WEEKLY DISPATCH.
i"i! appear about the Sd July next will be printed
Ah rev type will contain twenty eight columns OF read.
natter snd III size and proportions will resemble the
"e.ky Dispatch
Il. iubscrip ion will he oily
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
hail contain all the OF the day:-Poltcal Do
I with Editorials and entertaining Literature Espe-
IA .-n,ion will De paid to the markets. which will be
regularly and accurately reported It will indeed be a
NE w SPAP
are mos comprehensive sense: presenting Ineligible
aG'.i'es OF everything that trsspires and comuunica
ac Promptly and succinctly nl kinds OF information ap
''g?r.'e 20 the Newspaper.
!ae'e only seniweekly mails in many parts of the
' all this semweekiy edition of the Dispatch meets
u" ss1's Of The people supplied by those ma'ls
'e1sl add the Daily and Weekly Dispatch examples
81 .a- enterprise with which i, will be sustained
!a5.e VII. wan, the SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH will
~ Send IN their orders at once SO that their subscrip
:.l.ned
Advertisements will be inserted the usual rates. and
Wv - me Semi Weekly edition will no doubt be widely
"eua'ed, twill be advantageous medium for conlnu'
"sNhs "i'h The puollc.
o0ia ny haily aud the Weekly, as well the Semi.
se papers seif G he srH.H 'Dr2xed and as
n,r- Low RATES:
ss% @ $ss'iyi s per per s snDSm
Weekly Di-patch Al per annum.
r,.. ALWAYS in ADVANCE.
s ore no cheaper Journals in the Union and neither
80 sol expense will be spared to make them among
Ue'' newspapers of the day.
-- --oe .-cN J. A. COWARDIN
r,up AUCTION NOTICE
nE hrm OF PCLLIAM e. DAVIS having been dis
by mutual consent, either of the partners is
10 u.e the of the firm in settling up the
~ =. The books OF the concern are in the hands of
ID. blo'e, Esq, who is also authorised settle up
an All persons indebted to the firm will please
Is,o o. '" Eimore Esq; either OF the firm for set
"'' D. NJ PULLlAM
Wall St, Richmond, Va
"'I4ioN AND COMMISSION HOUSE FOR THE
SALE OF NEGROES ONLY.
Sy,. ID NJ. PULLIAM & CO,
patronage OF their friends generally, and pledge
to use their best endeavors TO advance the in
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LUDLAM e. WATSON
NOTICE TN TR a fII D0- -----------

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
me ni Is wanted to take charge of a School for r..
french who can teach the higher English Branches.
nile. p,,.S &C. The School will be located three
ses,hv o, Gordonsville in region Us beautiful and
VINO esnns give satisfactory testimonials Of . riea
Adm ability 10 teach ~ 'eno'
nev John A. Brosdus, University of Va. or
Nav 81 a, Gordonsville, Va. 49, VI
|SSNScIw JAMES L. JONEs
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RCNNENlEDE SCHOOL.
IINHE frat session OF this School will commence on
the LIST Of October 1857 and close on the 3st OF Ju.
ly, 1885,
The course of instruction will include the English,
Latin Greek French and Spanish languages, and their
literature, and Mathematics (boh theoretically and In It's
practical appGcation)
The Principal graduate of the University Of Virgi.
MIA and engaged for year as teacher OF Mathe-
mates in the school of Mr. l.. NJ Coleman.
The School 10 situated in Fauquer county, in neigh
borhood well known for its iue climate and excellent
ciety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term OF FIVE
months 9l25-payabe the lat Of October and lst OF
March. Lights extra.
Circulars giving further information may be obtained
by addressing the Principal Salem Station. Faueuer
County, Va GRAY CARROLL, M. A.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the Univ ersity OF Virginia.
James X. Marshall Esq, Virginia Senate.
F. w. Coleman, ESQ.,, !"
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle of Wight County.
Geo. w. Carroll, Esq, Isle Of Wight County.
Col. c G Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. II. Norton, Warrenton, Va
Nav 29-ctlsNoy
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LII persons Indebted to the estate of Joseph Scott
"A deceased, will please forward and make nav.
ent possible further indulgence cannot be
given All persons having claims against said estate will
present them 70 us Immediately for payment; otherwise
claims.
WIN. NJ. AND J. NJ SCOTT, Administrator,
May 23-lm of Jos Scott deceased
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TO THE LADIES
ZINE DRESS CATERS SLIPPERS AND SHOES

FINE DRESS CATERS, SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
tNIE would .Ry 70 the Ladies that we have
w on hani and constantly receiving hlle51lEA
styles Of Fine Dress Gar Fine French lid aud MGrOr.
co Slippers. Eicey trimmed; Also Fine Kid Ties. Fine
Dress Morocco ani Goat Walking shoes; Ladies' White
Kid Shippers; Ladies Fine Black Md and Morocco Heel
Slippers very nice; Misses and Chif:ens Shoes OF all
styles.
sortmeut before they purchase W.. SHALL We have a.
ways done keep :he best and most fashionable styles and
will sell them as low we cAn afford.
Nav 10 PUTNEY & WATTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE..TRE

THE!.TRE ,
,-ryELE I.sS
~ II FORD. S~~'
IA 40 nf Holiday stree, Theatre, Baltimore, Md
ai1 AZ, 81 rtrnrsRSoV STAGE MANAGER.
I,sr NIGHT But ONE OF THE ENGLISH
L''4 OPERA TROUPE
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 5th;
8ryFFiT or MISS G. HODSON.
,,. .,,i 80 or,.en,cI ponzet;is Opera Of the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGiMEST;
Tonic Miss Durand.
Marie .''''''''''''''' ..Mr F. Lyster.
sup"c'- ,;.n Full Orchestra
To conclude with tue nus:c., !n.ee VI
A LOAN OF y LOVER;
Peter spike - 70 -. sn
Pucr OF ApMIssIoS -press Circle ana FarqIet.e' ~
r.pts Galleries. - cents. .HoS :"
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


GORDONSVlLLE FEMALE ACADEMY
II>hE undersigned will open an Academy for young
ladies, Gin the buildings formerly occupied by Col.
hempers Schoo) at Gordonsville. Orange County Va
on the 10th OF September, 1857 He will be prepared to
take number of bosrders aud will be assisted By
c0rps OF competent aud experienced instructors.
. Inc boarding department will be under the OF
MRS Mary Barbour, with whom the Principal and his
TERNs.-Board. including every personal acconimoda
ton per session of ten months, Sl36
ICirtoN-Lower English Branches eco Higher Eng.
nsh Branches Qncluding Algebra aud Geometry $50 -
ancient l., nAuaRes EACH 500 Modern Languages esch'
~ Music, Including Of the nstrumenl s35. Pay.
soe hall in advance and the remainder at the close oi
the session.
No pupil admitted for less than FIVE months and no de-
duction made exceptin case of protraced sickness
Address REV DANIEL B. EWING
Gordonsyille, Orange County, Va
REFERENCES.-Rev's Dr. Hoge and Moore, Rich
mond, Va Rev. DIR. Armstrong Norfolk Rev. Or DO
COCK Georgetown. u. c.; Judge 4. H. Field, CuPeper
e. H. b. j. Barbour, Esq, BsrDoursvlle James Newman,
Esq, Gordonsville Va. Jun. Get LIST Sept
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PREMIUM SADDLERY HOUSE

1IOUSE.
VNllE subscriber having at Mechanics In. "A
Il sttutc QsJ6) obtniued IL first class Dplo k24z3A
CSSHma Plain and Ornamental SAD. E6XGkE
-ASXDLES, thinks b" can please hll who d
tnvOr him with their patronage He also keeps In con
nexion with HE SnItlery aud Harness business LIGHT
CARRIAGES. all OF which he invites those In want 10
examine before purchasing elsewhere. lie sells remark
ably low Tor This being mis- motto, he respectfully
desires that and all will remember to call ON him
No 81, Main street. Richmond, Va four doors above st
Charles Hotel JOHN w. DENNIS
Wholesale and retail dealer in and Manufacturer of Li-h,
Carriages Harness and Saddles of every grade and
description and every other article usually kept in his
line
k-Y>Old work taken In exchange for new
[-Y>Repairine done low prices. March ak c9n
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no PIIYSICTaNE

NOR SALE-A two story brick house. with basement,
manner with good lot and large stable attached In
neehborhood where large practice can BIO secured 1t
VIII be sold at sacrifice, the prescn, owner is about
changing his business Ii not sold soon IL woud be
rented to good physician with view of purchasur.
Address D. NJ PREScOI'T N ~
May 29-4t. Edinburg Sbenandonh 60,
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
TIME subscriber has on hand, at his Coach cslMl
IL making esabls hnen on Eagle Alley, aAS:te
between 18th and liL Streets the Columbian Hole
Coaches, Chariottees. Barouches, Bugscs with and with
gu; tops aud 5ulkies all of his make OF best
rails and orkmanshp all OF which viii be sold nj the
stmn reasonable prices to suit the times and respect
viul ask call from thuse in Of any article in the
Carriage line, will make to order any article low
be made in the city OF Richmond o the kind
All new work warranted.
Msy 5-c&d6m MlCaJAH MASGuM
AAJANTED FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN .,
w FOR THE UNITED STATES MOUNTED <NN
SERVICE, to serve in Kansas, Nebraska Califor. tt
MIA, Texas and New Mexico. A1A
Pay from SIC TO 500 per mouth. Horses, ACQUIRE
clothing food and medical attendance, furnished
Tree of chsrge.
For further information apply Mt the Rendezvous
Franklin Street. opposite Metropolitan Hall Richmond
Va. BEVERLY II. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieutenant Cd Dragons,
April 2-3m Recruiting Officer Z.
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ABEE's REFRIGERATONs AND WA

LARABEE'S REFRIGERATONS AND WA
TER COOLERS
"E are now in receipt Of large supply of the above
w justly celebrated Rerigc and Water Coolers
to which we invite the attention our customers and the
public generally OF the excellence and superiority OF
these Rergeraors and Water Coolers over all others
now in use It needless to say ANYTHING rs they
Thoroughly tested for past by hundreds of
sons and, without single exception, have been found
vastly superior TO any article OF the kind offered
the public. For 'alo only by the agcn;
Mny 12-c&dtf i37. EARLE souore
ATTENTION HENRICO LIGHT DR1GO0Ns.
DARADE in front of the CITY Hall ON MON =. :,
II DAY next, 9Th June in Summer Uniform nj MA
81 o'clock A. NJ with rounds ball cartridges, Sqe2
for target practice Every member is expected to 1883
attend punctuay
pHonorary members are invited to be present
WBy order of Col. J. LucIrs DAVIS
June st r. J. A SMITH, o. s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08
Jl,ICVlOr NVTa ms.

Dor election returns from the surrounding
counties are by no means complete but
we presume the msjof.tirs approximate
closely to the result.
Sutru CorNry.-O Oar friend Il. u, llub.
bard send. us the returns from Smith coun
iv. ~ follows: Runncl. majority 30 /,
Labbocks majority 27,, Rcagsn's 36>:
N.s.r.. Geo. ". Chiffon and jonathan
Leuter, democrats, are elected to tho Leg
i.la,are. the Houston candidate being en-
,irely di.laneed Ia tho race. Retains not
complete. Whites majority will be about
300.
CAw CouNry Runnels. 81 'lons,on.
300 Lubbock sos Crime. 300 White,
is7 Crosby, $50 Reagan. sol; Evans
BOG. For Representative henderson,
democrat 4G3 hsbfy IL ~ 2ai.
For Flaater--Bub Wand lder i6G
George lty, IL y e93 Bob Ward has
ai.,aneed bath Of b., opponents. The
above from our friend : \mmo Re
lurn. Incomplete. Tho democratic ma
joriy vii be pcrhaps increased. VI. \
SAYS: Titus will give rom 100 to la0
democratic msjod'y I be regular demo-
cratic nominee Tor the Legislature in Titus
d, certaitly elected
tramta The democratic majority IN
pshpr is about 300 R.agan's viii be
,,er that amount. locke has been elected
To the Legislature. Iii. majority over
Eeasley IL y is about i25.
Woop. Two boxes heard from in W God
Almost unanimou. Tor the Democracy
Smr1nY.-l. reported to have gone FOR
llou.,on by l2G majority.
N,ooeppcmrs.-C states that Ma
cogdoches ha. given Houston $50 majority
Gfimes 80. Crosb,'s 10 Evan, ~
Ss8 Augustine Cave reports san
Augustine as having gone Tor Houston BY
about 80; three beats to hear from We
have hopes Of l. yet.
PANoLN-- The result from Pamela conn
~ i. ~ follows: Rnonels majority 20 j,
I.ubboeks pig Whites III. Reagsu's
1874. Two boxes were not received
They have since been heard from, We un'
defstand, and have increased the democrat
&c majoriiies 20 " K. Pong has been
elected to the Legislative. The Yl'o was {:
". Il. Poag 2sl J y Swec'en, 203,
Narbroueh IT. y 100 For State Senate
Holland 80 Heauchsmp SO Pa1ola.
shelby, and San Augustine elect the Sens
a,or. Holland il elected By large ma
lofi'v, we presume.
RISK. NJ D Ec,or. Esq.. says Our
entire (lemocraiel majority will be about
225 Our Senator and ri. our Represents
,ives. are elected 'Ine whole democratic
ticket rpg nearly together. Considerable
excitement. and both sides were very active"
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An Acro.iir la Memory OF

Slnmber slumbcF on little chcrub form,
In tl,c lone silent chamber Of the worm
Years. pam and ,orrow-iraushi' were not 'hy
lot,
Cold hearted friendship here carcss'd 'hee not
Loved vast thou for thy lo,clness indeed
And parting made "a r,IyIng kindred bleed :
Wee had nor caught, nor won thy sparkling
eye,
Nor sorrow made thy hcaying bosom sigh
llls. prone to human life, thou dds, rot know
For elAdncs-, rladdcuing, sat on thy brow
All eve. were on thee as upon bud
az promise, seeming where 1t op ming stood :
Al. but the promise of lowcr-gem,
1',d. parrul.hesfts foil on to torture them
No lu,trc could ou,-hinc those charms of thine
Thy smile Of innocence seem'd hall divine.
No -omhr, cloud could ocrcast thy ssT
Was, here a visitor, thy home on beh.
Remote stood sorrow, turmoil. care thy 'up
Of ,ulTrup. severe WIS soon drank up.
O. Wherefore weep Sc kinird ilesA AMI bone ?
Bcaaasc size seepclh, We are wake alone
Bland Is her sleep, IN Jesus arms of love,
Her spirit dwell. in peace with lIim above.
would not call il back, Il but one SIGH
Would pas is pa-stge hiibcr from the SKY
No. that would interfere with cod design,
Nal,nan, uake. what ilc hath made benign
Saved not l} works # fith-slsd sanetihed,
..., .,,t...l l,.n., that Is~us died
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soft
L o S r

ltAN T. lost the following notes and paper.
| Onc note or W Z and g Il. Woods, ior
$500 a credit thereon of $ 900, uue on
VI tlnneh, tor,umcthing over sllo Tine IN
y Il Perry, for $500 one ON G, i Woods,
for something over $50, One on W Won.
aek let something over one huudre and thiriy
dollars. gwen to- \ Il Perry or bearer one
note ON james Young tor sdlo. aoi ,ome land
papers The above notes ARE ali due, ard the
p1rlic- are uu,ihed 10 pay 'niy to the under.
-g1ed.
] VI. SWANSON.
Angus, a. 1891. 50tf