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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

HEdR GooCHLAND COURTHOUSE.
Nhh Estate called Dunwooddi- Is again offered f.
C nm sale: under the authority of the Circuit Court Oft!
Eavinsy VI Goochland. The purchaser at the former s.;
NJ, i,s Ias. e,aneito comply with the terms OF sole, the co, {;
srribcra ri directed n resale To be made. and the 9 }.
will proceed 8, o. me Commissioners named by the Col.t.
land Cour,bn,. o"er Inc same forsale, at Auction, at Goo,t.
hn;na GnnnS TI.e on the third Monday in November next.
S oelpS ioc " y !, court day. The land from is quality
surveyed snJ t "nr ! desirable. 1t has been recently
surveyed anu found to contain eight hundred and sf,yy.
t tRt' Land afff IN pa T1s ss saG asss s,s arc sathofised 7 to '. Ell
view, which may be seen by sppIiicpp,,ai",s made with that
son. at Goochland Courthouse. ~ 'ohh ihohp'
The terms prescribed by the decree are 70, n much
ready money as will be sufficient to nav ,ba Az,
of the suit and the expenses Of executing tbj, and
the former decree authorizing the sale of the land; and
us to the residue of the purchase money upon a credi, IN
equal instalments, of one, two aud three years, with in.
terest from the day of sale, and for the deferrr. install.
ments, bonds to be given with good security, hnu the lie.
SSl title to be retained as further security.
PERSONS wishing to examine the property are referred
70 Dir; thompson and Mr.. Thomas r. Argyle, Goochland
Courthouse. CHARLES W.. DABEEY,
WALTER u. LEAKE,
JI
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-y.,R REsToRATIvk-ws are pleased to
u-sO,d by all the Druggists In the city Of Richmond.
~ r-cv2wkdSt
voRD 10 THE LADIES-In

q W v1a5 us III Dr. The J. ao,r nS c.nIB,aT T1D
neas. "u BrIrrss, II IL but justice to state, that, az a
s 20 the system. in i~mpaning strength and vigor,
I1.snsr.tory to periodical stages, which are OFT times at
p:epMi s,,b much pain and trouble. we know of no pre-.
.aas.u nue., more nsppily adapted to all affections conse'
p pst' upon this cause; and for Cramps In the Stomach
S SSa.,s Morbus, and all ailments arising from over indu.'
renee in the fruits, vesetsSlss. Ice creams, S sHa 20 &C. f;m nT
: > 'nTJ he without II. Directions for use on the bottle.
SnysSv DrusSiss and Dealers generally. OctS
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% G.: A. WRIGHTs ORIGINAL
nm EVERLASTING

Ps,ya,pASSi Extracts, fRASsirASSi soAaaDs'
HAIR Oil, SOAR,
TOOTH POWDER, SAcHkr.
Ties. new, elegant and recherche perfameriss are Tom
.s,hors;ory Of Messrs. r. & G. A. Wright, soLE ohiGl'
SS.TnRS AND MANUFACTURERS in this Country. The
ssAt Nv Frsnpipannii is an oriental production, brought in
4. .-iginal state into this country and prepared In is Varl
'n : ale & all the Druggists In the United States, Canada
AnS I. A. WRIGHT, Sole Orlginators and manufactu'
ar, in the United States.
's r. y IS late 20, South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
- n J iD
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MERCHANDISE.
Office.
JOHN n. WILLIAMS, WATCu
AND IEWEI ER

NOTICE.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS, WATCH X
MI JEWELER,
FORMERLY WITH Mr.. JOHN HIM
rONTlNUES 10 repair Waches, Clocks and J,w.l,y
~ at his Old Stand, 18th street, two doors from Main.
All KINDS OF fine Watches and Clocks repaired in tho
neatest and most reliable manner, ON the most :easonable
terms. and warranted to run twelve months
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Fine
W.tehe'. sucn as Duplex, Chronometers, Lever, Re.
repaired. N'
Pleats to take notice, | de all my own Watch and
CIocA Tot myself, and ia no case will a second &c
DC ihsus ON d watch OF Clock whilst under warrant, un.
JOHN. N. WILLIAMS,
Formerly with Mr.. John Hill, 18th street,
% Two doors from Main.
soi'ment OF Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware,
&Gn &C, which l will sell cheap, for Cash.
algaest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
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MRS. 8. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsToRER.
Nhhf Haired, Bald, or persons with diseases q mar
- or scalp, read the following and judge of re arti'
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Zylobalsamum
Or Worlds Hair Dressing. 10 essential to use with ne Re
tant being often ~eticatious In cases OF hair falllrs, &c,
REV. H. v. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. I've can
estify to It's Effects" DC.
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON. L. L. D., Murfre'sboro'.
Tenn. Notwithstanding irregular use, the falling of Of
hair ceased, and my gray locks restored to or;inal CO.
REV. s. B. MORLEY, A%ttleboro', Mass. at has changed
the Crown of Glory belonging to old men, L the ori
ginai hue Of youth."&c,
SO, COIL Y. my hair is now restored; /, is nOhiug like
REV. 3. 7. WOOD. Middle,own, N. Y. NJ ,wn hair,
and that OF another Of my family, has greatly ;nickened
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommend 1t,
REV. w. PoRsEUs, stanwlch, Conn. at has met my
most sanguine expectations" &c.
REV J. F. GRIsWOLD. Washington, N. H. 1T Is real.
y efacaGiOus IL restoring the hair &c. -
%cheerfully %ommen it," &c.
REV. J. F. TUsTlN, Charleston, 8. C. "The white hair
has become obviated, &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD. Meriden, N: II. W think
REV. B. {. SMITH. prattsburg. N. Y. "a wa, surprised
to lind my hal, turn a, when was young"Se
hair falling of. and caused q new growth
REV. A. FRINK, Cha.aqus CO., N. Y. II an satisfied
recommend it."
REV. u. NORRIS. Gross River, New York. at is the
best preparation extant."
REV. WM. CUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York. Recommends it.
GIVE might swellthis list, but If not convinced, TRY
IT. We export these preparations to Europe even, and
they are superseding all Others there as well as in the Uni.
tod States:
II does not soil or stain. Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants In the United States, Cuba or
Canada.
DEPOT, 355. BROOM ST, N. V,
where address all orders and INQUIRIES.
% Some dealers try to sell articles instead Of this, on
which they make more profit. Write to Depot for circular,
terms and information. Genuine is signed, Mr.. 9. 4. Al
len, written in ink. Beware OF counterfeits.
Gent a-2m
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SALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
CORNELIUS G. WILKINSON,
a.. n n .-0 ro,or,inporn


ONE THOUSAND DOLLAkS REWARD
NJ PERSONS, including conductors OF Public
WI Presses. have shown their ignorance no less than
their zeal, in charging the Distilers with mixing poison
with their liquors.
10 one acquainted with the process OF making whi,key
this 10 simply ridiculous; but TO the pubic generally is
reiters,ion conveys the impression that 1t has zone 'oun'
darion 10 truth.
Whiskey 10 made from grain, which is hrst ground into
meal-mixe d with hot water made to pas through the
process OF Fermentation BY the introduction Of yea't, pre-
c;ssIv a. j;ab, bread 10 made TO do, and which process do
welcomes rhr nlcohel, and then distilled.
No poison, mineral or vegetable. is used IN Its manufac
,r,e n other persons are sillv enough, or criminal!
sno,ob 70 commit the atrocities charged, il 10 not tor Us
~ defend Them; we only claim to answer TOR ourselves.
The above reward will be paid 70 any one who will
nroye BY the testimony Of a competent and respectable
Chemist that our statement 10 untrue, 90 far a. LIQUOR ma.
n~ufsc.urei by US L. concerned with the understanding
that the liquor subjected to the test shall be procured, ci.
ther from our storehouse. or from any of our msny re-
spectacle customers; and that the character of the che.
mist who analyses il shall be so established az To be be.
bond suspicion, either for tkill or honesty.
Oct a-dGm sTEARNs & T%HURsToN.
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LAND IN NEW KENT UUN FUN ~ ".
N execution Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF New
Kent county, pronounced on the 26th day of August,
1857. in the case In said court in the name and style Of
Frazer, &c, against Frazer, &c, shall, on the 10Th day
sale Mt Public Auction, to the highest bidder, a Tract Of
Land in said county. adjoining the lands of hlpheus Gar.
nett and others, within twenty miles OF the city OF Rich.
mond, and two miles of the Richmond aud YORK RIVER
Railroad The said tract ia supposed to contain two hun
dred and fifty acres, be the same more or less; has on II q
Dwelling House and other buildings, and a full supply Of
sale.
Oct aO-ctds r. I. LACY, CouSniseloher.
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JAMES CHALLRN a. SONS.

~ PUBLISHERS, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CITY OF II GREAT KING, or Jerusalem
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from Photographs and original designs. The author. du.
materials for this work, aud it can be relied upon Nc au
thentie, making It invaluable to the general reader. and
reliable as an authority and text book to Ministers and Su.
perintendents, to whom the publishers specially com.
mend It
Over 500 large svo. pages. Price 90 50 in cloth. Mo.
rocco full gilt-.SS 0o-by mail, post paid. The Book will
be ready for dealers by the let November.
TYLER e. SON,
Agents for Richmond, Va, and vicinity.
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.rpsoxs OF skDENTARY HABITS,

PERSUNS UF -,
wso are generally affected with Vertigo, LANCER ana
a.Ts.s B,r,ers n grateful remedy. 1t gives strength and en-.
s.sv to The system, stimulates the digestive organs, and
correct. scii,y OF the stomach
Wc would caution the public against purchasing any OF
,.s-,nr limitations OF this delightful Aromana. To pre-.
ss,, ;n3osi,ion, be carefuI to ask for BGRHAvES HOL-
I'm RITTERS July 2e-d6t&w4w
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W. VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN
Chesterfield County, For Sale at Auction, to-.
gether with stock, Crops. Parmlng,Utensils &c
AVlNG determined to move farther South, shall
u offer for sale, at Public Auction, On the premises, ON
Wednesday the 4th day Of November, 1857, II fair. il NOT,
the next fnir day, commencing al l2 O'Clock. NJ, my
r on which ! now reside, consisting Of shout 26
acres, ten miles from the city of Richmond, about two
miles from the Old Pits, very near the Manchester turn.
pike, and within one and a halt miles of Robiou's Station,
on the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad. OF the above
tract about 200 acres are cleared, under a good fence. In
good state OF Improvement, and well adapted to all the
Staple Crops Of this region; the remainder of the land is
well wooded with oak and pine. The location 10 well
known to be healthy and agreeable; the neighborhood
good, and very accessible to market. The buildings on
the place are all In good repair and consist OF a dwelling
with six rooms. q kitchen, quarters. barn, stables, &c.
ANY person desiring more land than is offered above can
enlarge the tract, as adjoining lands are for sale
Also, at the Same time aud place about 226 acres Of
woodland, in the same county. about FIVE miles from Rich.
mond, situated on the north side of the Manchester turn.
pike, adjoining the lands Of John Reains, A. G. Elan and
others. The above land 10 very valuable on account of Its
oak and pine timber, of which enough may be cut to pay
the purchase money of the whole tract at o reasonable
price, there being about 60 acres of original growth never
pilaged. Amy person wishing to see this land can do sc
by calling on Mr.. Benjamin Hatcher, John Elicit or A. G.
Elam. Either of the above tracts may be bought private.
ly. The terms are liberal and will be made known On the
day of sale.
Sept 29-ct4No. AME II. MOODY.
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1,500 ACRES SUPERIOR ORANGE AND
MADISON LAND AT AUCTION

INHE Undersigned, pursuant to the last will and tesla.
ment OF VIM. Smith, deed, will, on TUESDAY, the
24'h day of November next, Qf fair, II not, the next fair
day. offer at public sale, the lands in said will directed 10
be sold, embracing about l 500 acres of superior farming
land, lying In the counties of Orange and Madison. and on
the Rapidan river and Blue Run. and about Eve miles
from Orange Court House. and eight from Gordons.
vile. The whole will be divided into three or more
trscts; The principal or mansion tract, regarded
by oil who know 1t as equal to any in the county,
VIII be made to consist Of from 500 to 1000 acres'
This will Contain some 400 acres of superior Rapidan
river and Blue Run bottom. besides valuable highlands.
and an abundance Of excellent timber. The mansion il
ilalgs: convenient, new, and elegantly situated. The out.
buildings are numerous and in good repair. 1t is wi,hiu
,r nears IL, travel Of either Richmond. Alexandria or Wash
ington cities. No better inducement can be found for pur.
chasers who seek a beautiful home, rich land, good water,
pure mountain mir, tho best society, and travelling and
marketing conveniences.
Inc residue Of the land will be .oldi in nbou. two smaller
tracts. Though they have no buildings, otherwise they
lack nothing to make them desirable homes. Terra :.
pr e%a asav % sshhs2Cr MT !. ". dray.ou, whoive. on the
farm 1m Will take pleasure In showing the premises
The p~erlshable property will be sold Immediately after
the land.
RoBT. THOMAS, r,scr,or,
G.S. NEWMAN, Executors
Address DR.. R. Thomas, Orange C. H., or DR.. G. 8.
Newman, Somerset. Va. Oct 6-ctds
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sTOCK, CK0P, FAMMING UTENsiLs

AMI HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
o SALE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, y
YHIlLL be sold at Public Auction, on the premises, on
w THURSDAY, the 26th of November, 1857, il fair,
il not, the first fair day thereafter, the FARM belonging to
the estate OF the late DR.. J. Z. Cox, containing about 200
acres, situated near Goodies Bridge. six miles from the
Clover Hill Depot, on the Glover Till Rail Road. and seven
miles from Chula Depot on the Richmond and Danvile
Rail Road.
OF the above Farm about one third Is In original
growth. never having been pillagcd either for pine or oak.
The Buildings are in good repair, and consist OF a Dwell.
ling, Kitchens. Barns. Stables. &c.
The Farm will be divided If desired BY the purchasers.
At the same place and time, the Mules, Horses Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Oats, with the Farming
Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture will be
sold.
Also, JENNY LIND and her two Colts-one two years
old and the other six months. 1t IL believed that q finer
brood Mare and two Colts Of better promise canno. bs
found in Virginia.
Also, FANNY GRAY and her Colt, By the celebrated
race horse Red Eye.
Any person desiring TO see the Farm and Stock, can do
80 by calling on the uverseera at the place. or WIN. Wilkin.
son In the neighborhood, or myself at Clover Hill.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day OF sale
JAMES II. COX,
Oct 30-ctd5 Commis'r and ACT. for Adm'x.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL ALM
OF 100 ACRES, IN o COUNTY, THIR
TEEN MILES ROM

TEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
Y virtue Of a decree Of Hanover Circuit Court, pro.
- nounced on the Cd day Of October, 1857, in the sui,
Of Chris.ian, Trustee, &c, VS.. Christian, &c, we vii! o.
fer for sale. on the premises, commencing at IL CLOCK.
on FRIDAY, the Goth day Of November, 1857. il fair. II
not, on the fret fair day, the above tract OF 1870 acres OF
Land, with good improvements built in the last six years
This place 10 In q genteel neighborhood, and adjoin. the
lands OF Laury Jones. James D. Winston, Ssm'l Overton
and Saml l.. Atkinson, Esqs. About one hundred acre.
ere cleared, and adapted to the usual crops. and Is suti
GENTLY near Richmond TO attend market, which 10 becom
ing very profitable.
Fifty acres OF wood land. adjoining this farm, will b.
sold If desired, making the tract 1909 acres.
TERMS-One.thi cash, one.third in IL months, on"
third in "a months. bearing interest from the day OF sale.
and title retained uutil the whole purchase money Is paid.
and conveyance directed by Court
WIN. q. WINSTON,
Oct 2s-tds JAS. d CHRISTIAN. Com'r..
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TEAS, WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.

TEAs, WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
VYJE HAVE ON HAND
" 10 half chests very superior Green and Black Tea
20 boxes English Dairy Cheese
20 do Maccaroni ,
Currsnt Jelly, Es. Vanilla, Es. Lemon. (Enslsh)
Vs,y suneior Pale and Dark Brandy
yeno do Pasta Pale Sherry Wine
Patent sperm, Sperm and Adsmantine Candles
champagne, Of our own importation
Yirripis Pickles, yellow and green
Woreester, Reading and Harver's Sauce
Walnut Catsup, Cucumber Sauce
very Ord Kum and Holland Gin
snarsline Scotch Ale. For sale by
Nov 4-2w WM. dhhnlsON W.
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TWENTY D0LLARs REWARD-

fnur STRAY L
. above reward will be paid for the
tE.aVey Of two Mules, which strayed n
rom Ibis city three weeks since. One IN
zen 70 a gray mare mule. nine years old; AA
= is a bay horse mule, eleven years old. The
e. we're purchased frum Col. Thos. J. Randolph, who
|, aSui -FOUR miles south OF Charlottesville. and it
fp'eo mat toey nave wandered OFF in that direction.
SiMM5 & PLUMMER
No. ESQ, Main Street, between nh and 9Th,
r3-cGdus nichma.S W.
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IN LRGANT GAS CHANDELIERS -of2, }, 4
III and 8 Lights Of the latest patterns. with fine Cut
Gls.s Globes; Hall Lamps Drop Lights, Paper Shades,
&C., tor sale BY ,y
Now q w.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN CUMBER.
IAED

Y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to the late Ste
AD phen Cooke and the subscriber, by Hez. Ford, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, and duly recordc
in the Clerks Office of Cumberland county, on the 1T
July, ls29, shall proceed on the Odd day of Eovemb'
next, If fair, ii not, the next lair day, on the premises, q
sell to the highest bidder, at auction, for cash, the tract 81
land on which the said Ford resides, called "Woodlswr,'
lying on the stage road, three-quarters OF mile below tine
Court House, containing about l5j acres.
! will also sell, at the same time and place, several like
ly negroes, or so much Of said property as may be required
to satisfy the purposes of the deed of trust
Acting as trustee, ! shall convey such title only as II
vested In me.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to examine
the property before the day of sale.
ENJ HoBSoN,
Oct 3-c6W Surviving Trustee.
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WILLIAMS & CAERISGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

SHocKoR SLIP. RIcHMoso, VIRoIsIA
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. VIM. 7. CARRLNGIOF.
nSHEY are prepared to furnish Grain bags 70 custo-
mers, on the terms formerly charged by the Rich
aloud md Danvlle Rail Road Company. Aug 3-3m
HSINR DOUBLE SHOT GUNs.-We have on
II hand a large assortment Double Shot Guns, some OF
which are very due. and will be sold cheap.
GARRISON, ANDERSON e. co,
Nov No. LOG, Main ST..
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
In CHESTEREIEI Ii COUNTY

INNHE FARM upon which I formerly resided, contain
ing 300 acres, about 8 miles south west of Chester
field Court House, and within two and r half miles o.,
Fendley's Station, on the Clover Hill Railroad. Thereby
making it accessible to either Petersburg or Richmond
markets. Two thirds OF this farm Is open land In Il good
state OF cultivation, and susceptible OF the highest stntc Of
improvement. One third In original growth, which hiss
not been pillagcd.
The improvements consist Of a good and comuoiious
dwelling, built within the last few years, and MI ins
accessory out and farm houses.
For further particulars apply to me, or to J. r. Gill, A.
The Farmers Bank, Richmond.
Sept Off InGEpu EIT ~
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" 10 Half
Z" 10 Quarter" 2
- &C 10 Eighth 80 /

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by nrst mall
Purchaser can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to per.
sons Immediately after the drawing. -.
r. All prizes OF $1,000 and under, paid Immediately A.
ter the drawing-other prizes at the usual DINE OF thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
8. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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G.. S. NEWMAN, H1eeuof''
Address Or. X. Thomas, Orange C. H., or DR.. G. 8.
Newman, Somers0, Va. Oct 6-ctds
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0OVDo ! OVoI rON CHSH OH SHUHT FAPEN
FOR SUMS OVER 500.
n anticipation OF a change In our firm on The LIST j.
IL nuary next, and of moving at that time from our pre-
sent place OF business to our New Store on Main Street,
we VIII, from and after this date, offer our large and re-
cent imported Stock at prime Cost for Cash, or short
notes. Such an opportunity 10 rarely offered to the ,raiei
aud merchants beth in the city and country may rely
upon getting sreat bargains.
We numsrate a few of the leading goods in our Stock:
Emb:Oidehes Woollen Comforts
hosiery Velvet Ribbons
Gloves Buttons
handserchiefs Tailors' Trimmings
Neck Ties Porte Monies
collars Brushes
Shirts Combs
Under Shirts Fancy Goods, &c.
GlNTER e. ALVEY.
Oct l4-lm No. Is. Pear ct.
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NEW STOCK OF JEWElR,

WYE respectfully call your attention to our q
new and lsrge stock Of every article in ~
the WATCH and JEWELRY line Of different eN3
grades, to suit all customers; all Of which we will 49,
ooSer AZ much lower prices than the same quality article
can be bought at. and warrant to be Just what we repre-
tent them to be at the time Of sale, and promise upon our
word 10 take hack any article purchased Of us that does
NOT come I'D to our warrant. Give us a call. as you car
6pd every article you wish, and at the same time can save
money CHAS. LEONARD,
Oct ia Old Street, Petersburg. Va,
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LOTTERIES.
WHO N MONEY!
nnn

W1,c
MAY Be OBTAINED BY kisSlsa TEN DOLLARS.
HALVES AND ouA.IEn Tickets
JASPER. County, ACADEMY LOTTERY
- RYAUTHoRITY0FTHE STATE OFGEORGiA.
HAVANA PLAN, SINGLE NUMBERS.
$50 0 Tickets-3,2S8 Prizes
MOUNTING TO t2l5, 260
Prize. Payable Withos. Deduction
MANAGERS.
SUCCESSOR TO J. f. WINTER, MANAGER.
Our Lotteries draw 10 Macon, Georgia, small Schemes
every s.turday2 and in Savannah. Georgia, (Lsrge
Schemes) about the 18th of every month.
CLASS DD,
Draws November 10th, 1887, at Armory Hall, Savannah,
Seorgis, under the sworn superntendencc Of w. K sy'
c..l1.i: Of s ssse 60. $780, ESQ $4,000, 5000, $1,000.
1900; 3 Prize. Of $1,000. S of $500. 100 Of sloo 100 Of
Soe, 1900 OF $50. and 70 Approximation prizes amount
Wthols Ticket. $40, Halve. IS, Quar.er. 81 50.
any other.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks sakcn at par; Check; on
New Ne > Y Ssl,i ,smi:.ed d, for priss.; = Address %dss orders ,o for uef'
ANDERSON & son, Managers.
Octa Macon or Savannah. Ga.
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Capital Prize &c., O0.
TlHE following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN i Co.,
i = m, Managers 2 Of the Port Gaines AZ; ACADEMY an t LSe,tEyi n each as
to which city they have removed their Principal once.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY,, November It'll, 1851.
CLASS 90,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, November I4th, 1857.
CLASS 63,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, November 2Ist, 1857.
CLASSye,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
SATURDAY, November 2Sth, 1857.
on II PLAN OF sINGL NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FouR HuSDRRD AND sINKrY-FIyK PRizEs
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets!i
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