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EMPEROR,
E.WFElUN,
TIME Imported Cleveland Bay Stallion ENPE- 49,

gk1
TIME Imported Cleveland Bay Stallion EHPE.f~
OR will stand the enFuin. sohson At Cas- t$>
re. Hill Furm. Albcnarle county. The reputation 1880
of this Horse il now so well established foT a rare union
ot action With size and strength, epeed with power, tpir'
with endurance, and elegance ind symmetry OF form
with Efficient service. that 1t Is hardly necessary TO enter
into sny detsils respecting him. II will be sufficient 70
.ay that, though bu. ELK years old, he has received three
dr.t prizes in different Glasses, from the Virginia state
Agricultural Society; and Al the last annual fair OF inc
Society, he beat with great cage. Inc frthl OF speca IN mar
ness. nil the horses matched agsinst him, and among
Them TWO Northern Trolters that had already acquired
much distinction ss fast trottrrs. IL 10 connuehty De-
ieyod that there |. no horse Of his size and age In Arner'
CA that can compete with him in trotting speed or In tne
sousreness and ease as well rs rapiditr, oil MS movement
Hs stock, which Is the tnSl and best test OF the value Of
a stallion, has excited grea: admiration, wherever seen.
The uniform and marked resemblance oil ms coin 20 MIN
and 10 one ano. her, exemplihed ~strikingly In theit invari.
able BAY color. whatever be that OF the dam proves tnat
he possesses, In 4 superior degree, the power ol Trans,
nItt,ny hi. qualities 10 his offspring. which 10 the natural
and well under stood result Of the unmixed purity OF hs
blood and the antiquity of his race
TERMS For the season $50 20 ne paid at the time OF
service or when tho mare 10 taken away. Insurance So,
of which 800 nre TO be paid down in any event TOR The
service. of the Horse. and the remaining $50 only when
m. mare i. a.certaincd TO be IN tos!. Groonis Ire 81
oo,I pas.n-#sc fly cents Fer week, and grain when desi'
red. AZ the neishburhood prices. :. A; 'iLbEhl,
Agent tor she Proprietor.
March 3-2swIwS.wiw. Gotham O. Albenar'e &c.
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FAIR FOR THE CONTINENTAL

~ Cau!cE will ue opened on "EphEeDai' inc
~. ,D.,. q, o'clock. P. NJ, In the rooms over the Office
torr,e:ly occupied by D.. Hudson, two doors above the
Farmers Bank. -
The ladies' have prepared q svea. variety OF useful and
or.nsa:sl articles. The re:resninen,ts5lss vii! be well
EPPaei :, ,h;, chr~ch he
,ss sslloHed memorial CT by.Sonc days. And we teei
oil \. warmly resp tnded 10 april l3-3t
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WONDER or TUE WORLD

NAhF 1IIE Xix ILFI.
IbROFESSO2 ARAM. a:er many years Of Intense
Z .;ady, has g. iana III discovered the srcnt sccre, how
to m, ke the hair curl aud waye in the moet beauti' III man.
ner Tor iifa. Laiie. OF ecn;ic a"n hsying c arse aud an.
couth hair may. ~ ora application % ARAM's CELYBsA
TED CIKCAssAS HAIR CulLIS5 FLUID, have II Trans.
formed % the moot beautiful cuIls md flowing ~riuelets,
and thus improve their looks 90 per cen,.
Prot. ArHIn has located Limsst 10 the beautiful and
quiet tow Of Winchester, IL, waere &c intends TO spend
the remainder Ct mis- days IN happiness. offers hi. invalua.
be rec-ip, 10 any per.cr for 81. The rl-te.ial FOR manu-
fscturipg the auia will not cost over 80 eeut1, and can be
found II any Drug slore.
Enelots 81 to my address. aud The receipt will be !uue.
diately forwarded.
ADDRESS, E. H. AHAM,
April -dSs3 Winchester, III.
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1886 Prizes, amounting 10 s2l5,260
Whole Tickets el0 Halves O. Quarters 81 80.
Bank notes Of sound banks taken at par.
Checkl on New York rem!tted for Prizes.
~ Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack.
ages Of Tickets to
ANDERSON e. sON, MAsAo.n,,
Macon or Savannah, Ga
E3rPersons holding Prizo Tickets Of il Winter,
Manager, viii. send them TO US for payment.
AnSl IA
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COMMISSION RUSINESS

rUNHE undersigned, having determined to locate per.
mately In Richmond Tor the purpose of selling
HORSES, CATTLE aud LIVE STOCK OF every descrip-
don, on Commission, take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally Of their intention. They
and after the 18th int. To those who see proper to send
stock tthcm for sale. they promise to uss their bes Of.
forts 70 SECURE the highost prices the market sfords, and
will endeayor 70 give satisfaction generally.
GEO. w CRAWFORD,
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a. HEADLEY. JOSEPH p. CARR
HBADLEY Sc ARR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JSnpp.y rSTLTE JnFEro

ATcHrsoS, X. T,
XHTlLL practice in the Courts Of the Territory, and
w of Platte and Buchanan Counties, NO.. aud Of the
Lana Office Of the Territory.
Lands is located. and town property bought aud sold.
EFEREScEs:-Messrs Pc';isruc L. King, Hon James
simmons. Attorneys at Law, Churleston, s c.; Judge B.
F. Graves, Lexington, hy; Hon David K. A,chison,
Platte Cly, Mo Hon. a. L. Holiday, II. p. Poindexter,
Esq. Richmond. Va. April G-cw9w.
SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW ORGANIZED.
EPOSlTS received und certificates bearing interest
months, or 5 per cent. for II shorter period Issued Il. The
Office Of lasscs & Taylor, opposite the Banks.
JAMES B DCPUY, President.
WIN. 4. JENKINS. Secretary.
WM. b. ISAACS, Treasurer.
April N-dSclm
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AUCTION SALES.
Ky GoDDIS & APPExsOs. AICTs

X SAL OF VALUABLE FARM
F,sTn e biz ~ GOuSTf, ABOUT SEVEN NILES
AND pIRs6 ryhanJTn: TOGETHER WITH SLAVES
y sccoraaacc with the provisions Of re vii IS -. ...o
a Thomas G. CLARKE, deceased. !! .haii ~. -. ~. 81 ,Ho ~
AUCTION. on tina promises. on TaURsD.y ,ba
o. hpr!l, is1'. conhuncins ht ii o'cI,cs A N = % =
n0t, the neA; :sir cay. The valuable FARM In ~ ,1f; Il
ths;alor Ia;cly rtside6, situsted in the county NJ H."
about seven miles Eat OF Kiclii.onG. near The msin r,n:;
leuding 10 The Old Church, and ABOUT one miie from ,h.
head OF lie Mcchanicssylie Turnpike. The ir,c, =
lains 3o7i ACRES BY recent survey, Of which about L.i;
10 open land. balance 10 wood Gpd icaocr.
The improvements On tie place consist of a .ooo
DWELLING, contA!ains six rooms, besides the usual out
buildings.
After the sale of Tho LAND will he sold four valuable
SLAVES, and all the PERSONAL AND P~ERISHABI.E
nSIAIE on the place. consisting al FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
P~RoVESDER. &c.
SrERM5 For the lsnd. one sixth cash, balance at 6. IL.
ls, "a ane 80 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by II trust deed.
For tho slaves, cash; ard for the other property. all sums
under $40 cash, over that amount six months treG!, tor
bonds bearing interest with good security, on which ~
endorsement will be made, thst II the principal be pune.
tGaliy paid At maturity, the Interest will be RENTED The
taxes for ISL to be paid rs the purchaser.
1t may be well TO state thet the above ;arm Ia now being
cultivated, 40 that the purchaser, who will get immediate
possession Of il, vii! have the ben.f, Of tho growing crops.
MARTHA 81. CLARKE,
ANIL Q-tda Yprrtri ~ Tho. 4, r1orko AA,.sl
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IC.pwIcK I,.yD FOR SALE.

m 7 Virtue of Q deed OF trus- executed by William 3.
Skellenger, on the eth day Of August, 1854. tor the
purpose OF securing a deb, due the late Peyton A. South.ll.
| shall, as trustee under tine said deed, on Thursday. the
est bidder, beicr. ihs Court House door Of Warwick
county, that tract Of land In ssld county,, adjoining the
lands 81 Richard .. Lee AID others, called
WILDWOOD,
or such part of said land. as may be necessary TO pay the
balance OF the deb. secured thereon 'xpcnsel Of sale,
&c. amounting to between forty three and forty four aun-
bred dollars. The whole tract contains, By recent sur.
vey. ave hundred and twenty six acres. Upon it is very
valuable timber. convenient to navigation.
TERMs-Cash. w. 8. PEACHY,
Ami ln-cwiW Trustee.
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NERCEiHNEEE.

sI:CrSD SUPPLY
HAfE are now Receiving q second supply Of good
w tiapted ~ .A- season, ju,; bought ~ New York
e. iuwer price. :a.u wee cnnrsed 10. the same goods d
uDr.a .iusc:
Ee9 =ai i~i.ni,c:ue B,reg. Robes
tirsnad:ne Robes
O!grnd;,
Organiis Musl:ns, 1aconets, Lawns
Brll.i,nis. Challiea. BtreSe de Iainne
G,rrir,ns, Superior Fieuch friats
L.rr. rgiiGrs tni s'-.,rs, e.. &c,
French Wo.k Collars. eiecves, &c,
Hrmm:d and Tucked, ari Hem Stitched KauiLur
chiefs. &c, &c.
We eolci. n call from all nurch sers, ct tho New Store,
corner 9Th ard G.otd Sueer, where every article offered
for sale Ia new. CHILEs & CHENERY,
April Is proad and 9Th Streets.
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p. II. TAYL0R"s Music SAL00S

p. u. TAYL0LSS MISLC SAi;n0S
Governor STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
THE unde'.lgoed Is s0is sscs ait IN ;ai; go
vii.SsSys GcLaRX's PIANO FoKTEs-6 0H
Tbs instr,nen have received the unqunl.' y.
ed approval Of lbe creates, P.su.s's In this country and In
Europe. He also keeps Pianos oil GALE GU. ana otner
good and vel. established makers.
s p n TAYLOR keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF
,,a hs., Musical lustra ments and Musical Merchandize In
s.nsTsI consisting of Peloubet's superior MELODEoHS,
IS Al 8 and 6 octaves, with single and double reeds.
Msrt;n q uurivallcd GUITARS
Tsvior', eppro-od FLUTEs-uhese FLUTES are not sur
passed.. ,,.. rv. v.... n...
yinIins. Banjo., Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Csrnueo
p;,no Stools aud BEE, quality Guitar and Violin suings.
In short, evory article In TIE Mu.ic line may DO bad At
this e,t.blbhnen at mos. reasonable prices.
Ths largest aud most beautiful asscrtmen: offsihionsbS,
nav sud standard Sheet Music TO be found In this State
liberal discount made 10 Teachers and Schools.
pisnos Tuned cad let 10 Hire. Old Pianos taken U ex'
change for new ones. r. II. TdrLOk
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
TlHE BOARD OF VISITORS will nee. ON 22d June,
10 make e,~po!c:n.n , OF Cadete IN the Virginia
Military Institute. Applications for pay es well a. Ssdn
c.je: appointments viii be addressed to The undersigned.
vaesasie, tor Sas Cacets viii exis: from the following
sess:ofisl Districts, u.d , III old Co1ssi.2ioa;
II Bedford and franklin,
III Spoisylvapis, Caroline and Essex,
XVII Patrick, Henry. Pennsylvania,
XIX Ciy CT Richmond. ch.:i., City. New Ken. Ae'
Xxx Rockingham and Pendiescn.
GlI Harrison, Lewis, Wood, &c,
Xxx Bo:e;oar;. Allegheny, Bath, Sc,
XXI Brooke, OaIo, Maisaall, SC.
NXIi Kanswhs. Mason, &c.
T-,e desiring reaener, from the graduating class can
b ,ppked by application TO the Superintendent
Tis srada.,oEy exercises will take place on the 4'h OF
Jal,-Jn which day the Literary Soeis les will be address
Cd ~ toe Hon R. ". 7. HrHrEI Lieut. N. 7. MArRY, U.
&. Nary, and Nj. J 6. BASsAlD, U 8. Army, compose
tie R,a.d o, Examiners, invited Of tho Board Of Visitors
10 attend ,he annual examination.
Il. usual oi.play OF F!e Works on the t.h Of July.
Tae Alumni A.,oc!a:on will be addressed BY J. w.
NASH. Esq 90 81 of July.
FRANCIS d. SMITH, Principal.
lpal .t-soItle.JsS yt20-hJs
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ppOpEprX EGO III

NHS
y y authority Of the will Of the late Ssm1 T.. Brown,
- | will. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April,
1887, at 70 o'clock, N. il fnir, nnd il not, on the mex fair
usy-exccpt Sunday and M~ondny-sell at public auction.
on the premises, the very valuable tract OF land on which
the said 3. 7. Brown resid ed, IN the county of Bedford
1t is situated on Otter River. md on the Rocky Mssnt
Turnpike. shout u miles from Lyrchburs, and 10 miles
Rail Road, and contains, by survey, 40 acres. Originally
fertile, and Of excellent quality, 1t has, for ten or twelve
years, been improving under n judicious system OF I'm.
proyemeni, and Is now In unusually good condition; pre-.
senting o surface uniapsired. and not worn. except a few
acres, which may soon bs restored. The tract Oh It's en-.
tire Southern border 10 bounded by Otter River, with
low grounds producing heavy crops of tobacco. The
uplands lie well, with n good exposure. Il Is estimated
that onetaf the tract Is cleared. Tho other half il gen.
ulity Of the soil. nnd contains a large body Of the very
best ,obncco land in the coun,y. BESIDES the river on
rhe border, the tract ID iu,s.sec,ed By tmo other streams,
afordiug meadow land, Ind Contains st present, h very
good meadow.
The improvements consist Of a handsome brick dwell.
Ing aouss, with cut houses, including a carriage howe,
ice house, 5tfcs, &c.
The ;rsct IL in sn excellen; ne!sLborhood, and |, would
be Gificuii 20 lind in this part oil the o4ts q better tract
for the cultivation Of tobacco or srsln.
Mr. Alexander lry!se, NJ. TiisErtn Cobti. o. Msj w.
w. Andrews-in the neighbnrhood-wti shc~ tts lane
10 those who may witG to see & There il. on IL d growing
crop Of wheat, though NOT h large one-an6 .cns precs.
reton will be in.dc 20. other crops.
The tract will De cold entire, or IN TWO parcels, d. shall
seem hest on the day Of SHE, VIXEN he TERMS will be
MAZE known, ard possesiion will then be given.
Al the same time AID place, VII. be cold the slaves and
other personal property Of the said Z. 7. Brown.
kOBT. J. DAVIS. Adm!ni,tre.or,
with the will annexed Of s. ]. Blo~s, deceusd
April 3-d&c2awtds
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHINoroS, April 9, 1887.
,,;orusnon las been received at this Department from
F. anes, Eco the United States Consul at Hamburg.
Of q; j.. dea,a George Robinson. tcoiored) OF Richmond
A ,r,l .ura Of money belonging " the deceased has been
pl,e.i n the hands OF the Consul. April l3-5t
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~. p. &; co

W. p. PERTAINS ~ co,
NO. III, G SQUARE,,
this day added 20 their stock:
Ii Black Gro dc Rhine and Lustrna Silki
Mourning Siixs al low price,
Satin dc Chimes. extra quality
Black. Bonlbazines; best mskss
Lupin's Black Chsllirs
Black Amcline dc Lsincs
Grape Diamentere, ali c0'ors
Very rlch Reragc Robes
Orrandio do
LGrsa stock Fronch Jacoreos and Organizes
Hoop Skirrs and SSi:linss Of every DESCRIPTION
10 which they invite tho attention OF the ladies'.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AMI - Fog DALE
IN TAPPAuANNOCK.

VALUABLE HOUSE ASS cot FOG saLE
IN TAPPAHANNOCK.
HAvlNG determined to e!ssge my place Of residence,
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in this place. Tho House was buii, in 1854 '55, Of brick,
with the beat lin roof and ,Lrcs handsome porteos. Il lie
40 by 50 feet, with four large rooms on q eoor. The bs:e.
ment Is II feet pitch, and perfectly dry. The FIRST story
is l3 feet pitch, with 4 wide passage through the middle,
and Il croa, passage In which the stairway rune; ,hs so.
cond story is la feet pitch. With two similar passages te
those OF the FIRST story. Tho house was built under my
own immediate supervision, fo7 my own Use as a privste
residence, 80 that the materials were all selected OF the
bee. quality and The rooms finished in the very best style-
each one being furnished With d haudtoH;s MARBLE man.
tSl.
The Kitchen ia OF BRICK, with TIN Roof and contains four
excellent rooms.
The 10, contains about Two Acres, one Of which 10 q
garden, highly improved, now .et with sll the usual sum.
mer vegetables, aud tho whole handsomely enclosed.
The House and Lot are, In every respect. very pleasant.
IL located, about one hundred yards from the river. As
am particularly anxious to dispose Of the property a sGon
a. possible, (with the intention Of removing TO another
State, it can be- purchased at a very low price. and per
sops DESTROYS OF purchasns will do well 10 apply 10 me
Immediately. either in person or by letter.
April lI:c2w z FARLAND.
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elm 0ODDIN X ArpEEaOH
LAND On TEE kOAShkk ALLEi MAIL
ROAD FOR SALE

ROAD q SALE.
n OFFER for ss!c 4 TRACT or LAND c%cr:A.:r,
L 1916 ACRES. lying Immediately ABOVE the noHa &c
Valley Rail Read, and ruzn:ss Up s.i c3-uef;rs Il 49,:
Of the contemplated turnout between tie C!aik,sil.C ia
Townesvil!e depole.
This tract possesses msny stvaniegss, aud presc=s
one Of the best opportunities Tor az Investment IL iL's
region Of country, 5eip2 cHaver!s.: o. 'he town &.
CIarksvii!s. two !a:Se manufacturing mili:. .ecunc:! 81.
timber " ev,ly variety common 10 this count!:. .L-
having ct least f-e or six hundred hc:cs o. .ae ,Cu,Cc.
land to clear. That portion enclosed, and N culi:'s iG",
lies beautifully, oeins sufficiently ~untu!a'it 10 ~oiscth:gc
the winter rains without wasDins. Tn" settlement, 10 upcc
an elevation Ia the centre of lhc FARM. ecu ;.GaG:'- =
view OF the whole e.ra;e, including he c.c' K ribsf, VS..
ao e!,ehed our. and IL h l.sh safe OF eul.ivst.Cp.
The DIV 10 a hou,e VIVA Eve FOOTE'S. SD r.
Quilted to the scccn modsIion OF II family. The eItcr ~.
prov.men:e, 20 vii: Ore!ssers hou.e, irRtfry, %iii'sstT.
s:sties, tobGcco bsrIs tEd negro cablrs have al nocL
built by me; and ar" neu and IN thorough repair.
Il ssriy application be nste, . will sell a bargain.
add.cs JOHN WIMbIoll
C!nrksvil-. -.
P. .. THIS ,rae: can be divided TO eres, AZ. nG, .gs, -
a., make two :-rm, G6ou: =."eI hundred scGcs sGci.
April lJ-cntt J W
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TRgsTEE's SALE OF THlRTI:Tw0 ACRES

TRUSTEES SALE OF THlRTY.TWO ACRES
OF LAND IN II LOWER n OF HANOVER, On
C~HlCKAHOMlNY SWAMP.
"A Strustes in a deed oil trust from Alex A. White, da.
"A ted Path March. 1916, duly recorded In Hanover
County Court, | shall sell at public auction, at Hanover
court House, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of April, 1857.
e on,ns sSI bn Gay a. II o clock, A. M, the tract Of land
lying, and being In the county aforesaid. on Chickahomi.
ny swamp. adjoining the lands Of Josiah F. White and
The title is believed 10 be good, but tho trustee will con.
'sy Titilthe usual special warranty.
Inc deed requ,rs cash, but II Is probable that on ar.
the purchase money. W. GoDDlE, Trusee.
March 26-ctds
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n.ssINI,, ART OF SINGING

PASSISI,S r OF SINGING
N H.. TAYLOR hus Just received BASSlSTS All
or SINGING Th!s ncw book is moot hiehiy re-
| commended. Some Of the bes. judges sav OF y:
In tie u.st nineteen paSas OF THIS ue" rae'uoa . eE-
bod;.d more soupd sense os tie usrure arc chpapihtles
Of tho huuan 70 CO rnin can DO found IN hail q dossn
s;a II Sori, b Iuropeap sassHa" AYil0
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'ESHE subscribers have formed a co.psrtnership from,
SON & BoSHhR, for the purpose Of conducting d Gro.
Gerry and Commission business. They have taken the old
stand recently occupied BY J. J. Wilson, No. a2l, corner
Main aud 9Th streets, and hope by strict attention TO bust
ues. to merit a share o fpublc patronage. Tho personal
attention Of both partners will be given to the sale o
Country Produce consigned to them.
J. ]. WILSON,
Richmond, January 18th, 1857. C.. NJ. BOSHER.
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LOTTERIES.

MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
ELs MARYLAND.
Drawn Mo-: Of Pu,srs:o, =, drawn April 18th, 1857:
ie 7 rs Is - : 10 81 II ~ II
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Cone iidated, 10 drawn. April Iii:
SO ! s Is IS i2 - ~ II is 3s IS 80 "a,
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL 1857.
pTarinSs conducted under tie Supsriusena;n< Of Ms
Sdts Lottery Coami..ionu.
TUESDAY, Aprill4th-Bol Air ;.oltaly Y. Class IS, IL So'..
~ drawn ballots. Ticket. s.. Capital PrizeO-s25. 900,
1900 5000, 5000. Certificate Of Package OF Whole,
wEDSEsparY april iS,h-su.oush.n,, Cana, Lo.se.
~, Class II, Is Nos. Il drawn ballots. Iickets $40. c.:
p!tai prises-saS,Ooo 1887, g OF 500. > Of 3Gco, :
q %oOo; Of i,'ao: Certificate Of q Package OF whoie'
~HuRSDA April ls.h-rsrroll County Lottery, clnss
10; . ~ S MS': . ~ a y aor ballots: Ticket. IS Capital Prizes
Of Wnoles $40 so-shares in proportion.
FRIDAY, April l7th-Pokotnoke RIVER Lottery. Glars
= !, ~ NO. 10 ls &c dl r. !, Tickets IS. Capital r rizesIes; go.
s79-shsrcs In proportion.
SATURDAY, April lstn-Graad Consolidated Lottery,
Class II, * Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets Slo-CapiIai
PIizesESio,ooo 2 Of 10000. 5Os7, 3 o! 5000, 10 OF
1000. ~ OF 1900. Certificate of . Package of Wholes
sl5s-shares IN proportion.
~ @i scheme 10 drawn daily.
500, 900.
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY,
To DO drawn in Baltimore. Nd. on Thsrsday. April the
30,b, 1857.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE;
$4,000.
100 prizes OF 81 900 each!
Lowest prize in the Lottery SlON
Whole Tickets $50.
This is the most magnificent scheme over drawn IN inc
United Sts,en
Only 10000 Tickets,
All Of which arc printed IS follows
5000 In Whole Tickets.
5000 In Hall Tickets.
10000 in Quarter Tickets.
10000 In Eighth 1icketa
A. slthese Tickets will, NJ doubt, be sold by Tue Gay "
drawing, persons 1t u distance will forward theif .o'oe''
rs soon as possible.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARY
LAND. Extra Class I, 10 be drawn In baltimore Mu'
Thursday, April 30th, 1857.
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TO PHYrICIANs -nE.IDtNlt FOR salt

IN CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA
II AVING determined o. leave Charlottesville abcu.'.c
II middle Of July hezt, snd re,isn The p:sc;'cc II;
Medicine, 10 order 10 conduc; a school 10y !s VII a..
fer for sale at auction on the premises. on sa1Uk' r.,
the 25th OF April, 1857, the Hou.e and Lot rev occliy
The H.use 10 OF brick, has 10 rnoms, w''h IRE pisc2'. II.
COVERED with slate, and is exceedingly connooioui, VII
all necessary out Ou >dings, a well OF tine wster Sc. Ia
position will be II most eligible one for 4 p~Eysicna.
AT the So me time and place, three lots OF lard o.ros'6
Rev Mr.. Meades and pr. Hsrg-sve.i cont king ''.r.
II! acres. They may be divided into two Lore. each .Lv.
ing water. lininedia,e Possession sivcn.
Pc session Of the House and Lot given In July n'x., VI.
I'll which limo | will pursue TIC practice .! Mtt!Ci"-
CHARLES MiNOk. v D
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VALUABLE FAfM or 2G3 ACRES. SEAE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. 81 MILES EAST c.!

RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
r6yHE Subscribers Are authorized to sell the nbcGe ",
liable farm. 1t lies on the York River RsiircS6. .
mile, eos, of Richmond, adjoining ,ae !aads OF A.e:r=.
McGrujer, Mr,. Craddock and others.
The tract contains 263 acres, OF which about 10 ae;e:
urc cleared. balance in OAK ana pire ~~ot.
The buildings On The plnce are nearly new, coUssitrs G:
Il 6r.t rate dwelling. perlics tee usual or, ~buiid.l.ss.
The place Ia healthy. with excellent water, -. : aac
young orchard Of Apple Trees.
Aprii elm oODpIS X ArpEFaoH
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A 7 q general meeting Of THE Company; holteE c:
n their Office In Tie city Of Galveston. on he .iia -"
csmber, a. D., 1856, !: was
RESOLVED. That ho!ders Of the forty out'srnndirs
shar.s Q: Galveston City Stock. issuei by Levi Ior.t
Thomas Green, and VIM. X. Johnson IS Trustee. ~.
commonly known as Trustee etock, sbsi rot DC e-..lud
10 draw dividends thereon, u. 10 vo'a either IL person :
by proxies. In Lie meetings OF the stocEho'deir, nv
;hey shall! have surrendered the sssres sc!t ~ ihea: -
taken ON, renewed certificates 10 compliance With Ito
BY law on tina, subject. ,
And ordered, ths; the said resolution be pub!!shof u"
the New Orleans pelts, the Richmond Enquirer. snc 'Ee
New York Journal OF Commerce, Tor tho in'ornH':t;. u
al persons Interested therein. BY order OF the h"s.G =:
Directors. IP. COLI. agent w
apri Him
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SAVANNAH LOTTERY.
ON THE HdVdNA PLAN Of SINGLE NUMBERS
ANDERSON & son

nAHAoRRs.
SUCCESSOR TO ]. +. WINTER, MANAGER.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE S6U,OOO.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
- BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STATE
CLASS y.
Draws Nav 18th. 1857. At 81. Andrews Hall, Savannah,
Georgia, under the sworn superintendent Of W. X. sy'
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