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n ORDNANCE CONCERNING THE
npacffpER on GRAIN.

svc ma ordasned by &c cfsAcsi Of ne CITY q
Raymond, That every perssn VINO shall pfins %
for ssis O. a,ese ssreaasr any %
se sold BIZ solid measure, Qf over 10 bushels may
nnn 10 the Measurer Of Drain g weigh the same
n. nee q be sold by solid measure except irish pc
tasoes when aid BY the barrel IL either the seller
q sse Of aid Measurer and the other
contracting party refuse to have the same 50
weished, the party 50 refusing shall pay file of
Sec When required by either the seller or the
buyer Of any article mentioned In this ordinance,
the said Measurer shall weigh such article aud ascer
tain the number OF bushels according to the stand
ard herein named; and bis certificate shall DO bind
ing on both parties rs TO the number Of bushels-to
lbs Meal 80 lbs pea, IS lbs Beans 90 lbs Potatoes IS
ios, Clover Seed 60 lbs Timothy seel ~ lbs. Bran
Is lbs. shorts . lbs, Brown stuff 81 lbs shipst
u lbs real 10 lbs If either seller or buyer OF an
such article refuse 10 be governed by this ordinance
no Or tbey shall pay fire OF Twenty Dollars II
shall be the duty OF sad Neasnrer IT, test the scales
used By him, at least once week and otener II re
sso 4. The said Messurer may appoint one or more
after taking oath fd hfnlly TO DISCHARGE the du
tie. OF his oica discharge any duties Ct his princi
raj but the principal shall lie liable therefor, and
oiiice by the principal or BY the Council.
SEC 5. The said Measurer shall receive for his ser
vice for any GUAM ty not exceeding 200 bushels q
cent p r bushtl. and r any quantity excesiing 20
bushels Il cent per bushel in both cases the buyer
/ an sci er eaCn 10 pay one n5Ii sHtu
eEe 8. The said Nessurer shall quarterlv to Wit
on tn list day OF January. list day # April lst day
of july and the lst day of October in each year re
tnru to the Chamberlain an account et The buinoel
Of bus,els Of each article weighfd d, and the amount
received by him. yerih by oath. lie shall ais
cause 10 he published at his cost. Tin newspaper
thIs city J n statement If the number of bushels o
each article mentioned in said report II be ft FOL
ten DAYS u return II account and ms Ike sucn pub
lie ton he sd II pay fine nf Ten Dollars. and eacf
| subsearient das shall be a distinct offence.
! CApy-Teste: - .u.. -,
fs 2S-IaM3W THf'S LAW ~ y II.
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HATS, caps. BOOTS. 90.

~ N0TlCE.--A fresh lot of La.
dies. Misses ami Children's SHOES and
CATERS, Just received per steamer jamestown
and for sale at the following prices:
Ladies' black foxed CATERS, heelsd-s2 per pair
Ladies blark foxed CATERS, without kcels-IN
per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS. without hcels--Il2
per pair
Ladies black and brown GAITEas--I % Per rsir
Ladies' black Congress CATERS, heeled--2 IS ne
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS, without hesls-
LIS per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS, without heels-l . Der
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heeled--i so per pair
Chdrens fancy SHOES and CATERS fron-~s9 10
~ per pair
Chidrens plain SHOES frcm-25 TO 75'per pair
ALS0-Men'f. Bows ami Youths SHOES Of our
own manufacture, sewer and Eegged at very Low
prices JEWETT & EMMERS0N,
fe 2j-9t$ No 23i Bread 81
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RICHMOND, Feb %, lS5.
40 $40 REWAKD.-Ran away from

~ $40 KEWAND.--han away lIVII
~ the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne.
la gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq. OF
81 Loretto, Essex county, Va, who sent hlm 10
richmond, to my care; and I furnished him with a
nass 10 20 and see his wife, and return in week
kroro The date If the pass which dated early in
3entember last. his wife was then living in Ches,
terfieId county, near Petersburg. The above named
negro was elnapcipated by the late Tho@ 0. Taylor
will give the above reward If delivered TO me III
Rtchmond or 10 John Saunders at Loretto, in Essex
comfy, Va. VIM O. fhIbhlfS.
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cyTRAW GOODS. BLEACHED AND

- PRESSED We have engaged the ssssiess =. I
first rate Biaacher and Pfessrf 81 straw uvsss1s =
chinery are new prepared % bleaeh nha ~"
straw Bonness and Mats ef every descrietsoni aaa
It shall be ear aim 70 have this ~ - w -. ~
cessssry expense % accomplish the same %
whom W. have engaged, has wsssed Y We 80 e.
Straw housrs in New fork ana fhasassAas' s
- 80 = '~'' - DENNls s hkos pysr%,
Franklin street oppo<ika Mstropoi'sAa HAS
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L. VIM A CHRISTIAN.


xS the service of the James River and Kanawha
n COMPANY, on the 9Th inst, two heroes,
81 Neanun Whiting Esq. Of Elizabeth City county;
John is mulatto and Sam Is garon coiorea ana
both are young men and about nVc ieet IN men,
nieh These Ire groes have he II hired during tne
.brso paFt years to Me4srs Ei5 Peers aud others,
Of this city as transfers and boat hands anu they
are no donbt lurking about the city a. this time
The James 7 liver and Kanawha Con pany WIN pay
VIII Il the law allows and ten dollars besides, on eacb
oftbem, to ans person who viii appreheh. anu io1se
them in any jail in this city, so that can get pos
session Of them. W i,NN,,
Sup't of Repairs and Canal
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Tar CAxArrls PARIIaxfyr.-The new Parliament
met at Toronto on the 18th. There Vas a full at.
tenianee Of members Solicitor General Smith,
ministsrislist, was elected Speaker by large ma
furfty.
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R.cHgl has beqnsafhsd to Napoleon III her
beautiful marble bust OF the Fret Consul, and her
o~n hust IN Prince Napoleon, who. IL 10 stated In
private circles, has legally recognized of her
sons.
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10 half as
g 10 quarter :"
- III pfeyhbn

In ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIrIcArEs
Enclose tho money to address for the Tickets
ordered receipt of which they VIII be forwarded
by first mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers immediately after the drawing.
aT- Purchasers will please wsite their signatures
plaiii and give their Post Office County and State
Eg- Remember that every Prize is drawn and PAY
able in f,:i without deduction.
So All prizes OF 81 900 aud unsier paid immediate
iy after the drawing. Other prizes Ut the usual time
efthirty days.
All communication strictly conf dential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
y. SWAN Il CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders hied and
save time, by addressing s.SWAN Il CO.. at either
OF those cities
or LIST of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one L
entitled TO, viii be published after every drawing In
the following papers: The Augusta (da) Coisti-
r,ltionalst New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
tntalligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch and Paulding Miss Clarion. NH j
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BRoA1

.NINDUW SHADE DEPOT, 23O BROAD
w STREET, the only place where you can obtain
q cheap pair of Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes SJ4ac. cheap at 75c
Plain Shades 50c, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth 81 IS
Vases only 81. " 200
Gothic ST lie ST. l.50 -
Gold and Velvet sI.25 cheap at s.
Gold Centre $780, worth 4 20
Gold and Velvet Centre S., cheap at 600
Dry Landscapes 81 50, worth 800
Also, large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article Those in want of
good article 80 low price. would do well to call at
81. G0LDENS Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street
r; B.-storeEeepers and Pediars supplied at New
York prices.
ta- Shades made to order at short notice.
Ia 2q--ts
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VOLUNTEERS for CrAH.-The volunteers In the
siexs6.u war, nov living in Baltimore, have made
"a o6sr OF regiment Of one thousand men. 10
needed 10 Utah SKI =
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PAIsFuI AcoIDEsr,--Mr. John Decker, a market
gardener, living near Baltimore, was dangerously
injured last Thursday, by fall over . prscipics,
with his buggy, while riding.
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DEaALIA AND BANNER MANI.

DEGALIA AND BANNER NAM Y,
N rAeToRY.-MAfx Axp NIsfa sfxisfs,.- - !
Ia VA an ~ al Al rressnt and eilef - uausasy ~
psises. large sssortmeat q see RI.
principaIiy Of MASONIC. RLVA L1p1k xsunsp
IN I'd ENeAHfAkNf. n Nb|
10 nd mo ssf
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Raops ISLAND PoLITsrs. -'rhe Democratic state
Convention Of Rhode Island, met on the 18th inst
aDd adjourned tiii the 18th OF March, without
1akfng sny nominations.
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utJutJsSC
A. s. Whiton......

a. .. Deft.
The object of this suit is to against the de-
tendant damages, the amount of which damages
claimed by the plaintiffs s one hundred doll ,rs
Ain iayit having been made that the defendant
g. Wilton is not resident of the State OF Virginia
he ishereby requr d TO appear in the said Clerk
office, wi hin month after due publication here
Of. d do what NAV be necessary to protect his in
terest A copy-Trste
f. S--law4w RIO, HOWARD Clerk
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NJOTICE.--A Bounty Land Warrant, No.

NOTICE.--A Bounty Land WARRANT, NO
~ So 92 for iaeseres was issued 70 Edward snih
under net Of Congress approved March ,, $50. me
same was mailed az Fork Union Post once tihsah
ma County Va 90 the 18th August. 1850. 10 Msssfs
Slaith Rhules OF Richmond Va. ans hss not oSsu
received by theta, Suppss.ng the said walrsh. "
he lost notice IL hereby given that cHteat osa ~ =
fled ia the General Land Otfsce. and that hpF,ks
ton will be made TO the ConnstsslHsf q = ss'''
fnr a dunIieate thereof j, r. SUTTON,
r. l3-lawsw Attorney TOR the o"Do'-
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DLUE SULpuUR SPRINGS GREEN

~ RRIER COUNTY. VA. FOR RENT-This eel
ehrated Watering place, with NIL the furniture now
b COED repair. viii be rented. FIR QUO year. To the
highest bidder. on tha 9Th day Of March next iSs
the renting To take place on the premises As tho
medicinal qualities Ut the water, aud the elegance
and comforts OF the place well known IL il not
necessary 10 speak afthein here Bond and security
viii be- required of the renter, payable twel VI
months after date. persons DESTROYS oil renting NAV
consult either Hee w Buster. Blue sulphur or il.
y. Dennis, Legisbnre, "a
GEO W. BUSTER.
So h0. ~ DENNfs
feS-fd JOS. n. CALDWELL. &
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LIME CIGARS.--Ih have in store large
supply o. choice Havana and Principe Cigars,
10 which invite the attention ii thebubsie.
1N0 w POLLARD. pruxgsst.
kis i5th street.
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lNtlRMANY or IHE MEDICAL COL


LEGE.--This institution, located at the corner of
Marshall AMI College streets, in convenient and
airy situation, is open for the reception Of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medi-
al or SHrgica aid, except the iasaEe and persons
affected with contagious Diseases are admitted into
It's wards.
The accommodations for the sick are complete and
private provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients under the charge IF the Professors
If the College, aided by au experienced Resident
Physician. The charges for Board, Medical Atten-
dance, NuI sing, and Medicine are, for
N1Ite patients ...So PSF Meeh
Coiored 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D 90. 40.
Private rooinS........ TO $40 DO. DO.
BY an arrangement with the propTetors of the
Bellevue Hospital, il requiring iStJyical OlD-
Grafton in addition to the above rates fee, varying
from 81 to S30 in different cases. will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be asccr-
tanned on application to either the attending Sur
goons.s or To the President of the lufrmary.
eS- All charges TO be- paid on the rela0UGt u The PIT
tent.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
20 tbs lnfrmary. to obtain Information concern
ing it. may address the President or the Steward.
Attending SuTgeOns-Pros. GIBSON, PETIooLAS and
WEXFORD.
Attending Physicians-Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident PLY sician-MARIoN HOWARD, NJ. D.
Steward-E III. PARRISH.
Presidential s JOYNES, NJ D.. ia 6--l6m
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,

s1zs=S-T The Subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley bet ean
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CifART0TEEs IA
hOuCHEs. HUGHES, with aud without tops. ana
SuLhIES. slot bis own make of the best tsserIal.
and workmanship; all OF which will be sold as low A.
good work Of the kind can be in the city Of Rleh
inond and respectfully ask q call from those In
wantot any article In the Carriage line, as am de-
termiseS 10 make a. order and sell al the lovss.
prices possible, and all work sold that Is new. war
ranted. MICkJkH MlNGiIM
O..
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

The celebrated James River Cement Works are
now in full and successful operation and prepared
to furnish 0fs0 casks monthly.
The Cement il manufae 5ured from PURE ny
DRAULIC CEMENT STONE and approximat5s
nearer the original Roman Cement than any other
in the United States.
In order to maintain the high reputation it now
possesses. the manufacture is conducted with the
greatest and skill strictly discarding all foreign
natter. and put up in good strong casks without
aduiteratiun
co EVERY CASK WARRANTED.
Orders should be addressed to the proprietor,
CHARLES Il L0CHER.
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or to the General Agents.
BRIDGFORD CO.,
fe Sim Richmond, Va.
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CARRIAGE MArurAcTorTn.

GRO. A. AENeLIE--Wcul,,
friends and the public rensraiIv. b bia are. "a. ~,
isshi9natle sssortspeht u fn rs. RI ~
&c This work 10 manufactured In tlsi5 eifs 81 exr
pstsnt workfnen. snd out Of the best nstrffaI
call from these desilipg tg purchase a feIsssts5
:, ALsU-aA second hand six seat CAkRif0E s.s
HARNESS. IN good order. f1r sale low. : "a'
ss 6Eo. A. AfNsLIF
Coach Maker IAffl street
fe B-Hi between Main ard g.
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NEW GOODSl NEW G0'
pRIcE WATKINS

-
PRICE a WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving. per jamestown, 70,
day a variety of a6d desirable Goods. seircteu
Ia person by of their concern, now IN New Iofh.
They will continue to be supplied from time 90 te
with all the novelties OF the aud their friends
and customer smay rely upon finding III thelr sIocA
the richest and most elegant goods tnat the country
affords as well varied assortment at prizes tnat
cannot fail to please. Among the ooods opening TO-
day, viii be found .,
Rich Velvet Cloaks aud Nantes
Silk Talnas Mantilias and Stella Shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and Busters -
Spring siiks-in Robes Bayadere, Chene and Sa-
spring De Laines-in Printed Bayadero and
it0bes n In Guile
India FonIards: French Foulard Robes
French and English Prints and Brilliantes
PARTY and Evening Dresses-in Rich Lace Robes
French and English Prints and Ginghams
Cruvella Cloths, De Beige, &C
Beautiful Lace Sets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Full supply Alexander's Kid Gloves
Damask ks Huckahacks, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
ladies, Gents and Chdren's Hosiery, Gloves.
fe I6-ts PRICE a. WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
~ TH0's X. PRICE co. are now getting il
some choice, fancy and heavy Goods for the spring
trade. Just to hand, will be found:
English Prints in great variety
Choice Black Taaeta Silks
Do do Mourning do
! Do do Bayedere do
Hoped skirts, (eyery style)
Ladies' Il. 5 Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish LneLs Sheetngs, &c.
Plaid Dome Tics Cotton Osnaburgs, Brown Cot
large e' lot colored aud Black Silks and silk
Robes.
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates
fe i0-ts T. X. PRICE co.
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OF the ring. The question will Hc9C
% asked, Whyf tits written the isborrr 4 ~.
my o. his wages. and why ss1ouid rnnn ts &.
ance OF good will :"
Ri@, Jsp,ter, and Snuff ass Mpoa ~
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation. s,,b
that selfpfeservation IL the first law on gafn,s 81
why should man despair. 30 long "a thers IL a raet
20 uniuri. for he knoveth not his destiny Thsrs
street, and VIII be ready to bald from Whesiss
row to six horse Coach-wiii hire out. seij trial.
aud take Horses on iivery-wlli be ready 10 trsd.
Tor anything, nom goose yoke up 10 a Blind on =
Barnum. with all his humbugs, and Walker WITH hi.
military reunwn, Is nothing 10 compare to ia
GAN's JOHN career, which ron will hear more a
hereafter. JOHN IfA9AN,
"a lets Creek Nai,n,.
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~ REWARD.-Ranaway from

As my farm, 'gton, early in October last,
AVbright mulatto girl, named Manly TIKI AN
she ii.s bright black eyes, long black eyeiasnes'
thin ysage bpshy head Of hair o Of sandy sn S %
is, aud Il abont fifteen wears old / will give $50
for her apprehension and delivery to me at Ey farm
aud s25 Tor the discovery of her harberers Win SUI
iicient proof TO convict them she has relatives IN
the CITY of Richmond, living near the Monumental
thurc6. and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town. cu,,a-Y.y
Tp IL NM n
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pEMOvED.--CHuRCH & FLEMING
~ have removed from their old stand No y a-
epposise ths old Columbian Hotel, where they WI
al an times be- pleased 10 their fiends ave -
r0ps. ~ -
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WATCHES, CLoCKa. 90.

= l7.as WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL
"a WATOHtAND sJyWELRf DEPOT. COR
NAN ER OF MAIN AND PEARL gTREETs,
9. -. : I ressiysf or al stock q
and sPElThCLFs.
We are prepared to show one Of the largest and besl
selected stocks that be found in any house in vr
Giiiia We respectfully invite country merchants 70
Inspect our stock before buying believing that we
can offer such Inducements as will be satisfactory
Cur goods are purchased Of manufacturers In this
country and Europe which enables us to sell a. low
NJ they can be sold In any Of the Northern cities
ur stcck consists in part Of Gold and Silver Watches
Of eyery description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo, Mosa,c
Pearl Carbuncle Lava and Diamond Earnings Piils
and bracelets; Iadies and gentlemen's Gold Watch
C.hains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings with Stone; Seal Kings; plain Gold
Ripss: pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings
1iojd Silver and Steel SpectaCies and Eye Giassss
tlold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold Neck.
iaces AMI Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks: Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monuaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Kings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One OF the iirm being practical Matchmaker en-
sbles us TO do work In the REPAIRING department
af low prices and short notice and at the time
"i . MYERS u JAHNKE,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
N.B-The highest price paid in cash for old Sill
NJ O.,
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~ BIZ pAt1nN
EACH 81 I1-GDAY IN -H.IRCIi
Whole Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Quarters q 80.
PLAN 0F TIE LOTTERY.

HEOle IlCteIB 3iU. Halves 10: quarters u ~.
PLAN 0F TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 50,00a, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips fpaperSre eneircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly rrintedand enoircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels then revoiycd. and q number 10
irawn from the wheel Of numbers and at the same
time o Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn ont are orened and exhibit
ID TO the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
iawn. This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
AUTHORIZATION PRizEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those draw ing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 70 Approxina-
.on Prizes. For example: III Ticket No. go draws
the $40 Co Prize those Tickets numbered Ii PAS IL 249
25l IL 252 will each be entitled to $780, If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 54s 49, SOL 55e will each be entitled to $780,
aud 80 on, according 10 the above scheme.
The $500 prizes OF $40 will be determined by the
Ia figure ofthe nUInber that draws the 7o00 rize
For example: if the number drawing the S1u0O0
prizs ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
aurDber ends will be entitled TO SEA fthe num-
Dor ends with No., then all the Tickets where the
anmber ends ia 2, will be entitled 10 S29 and So on
too.
Certificates PACKAGES will be sold at the following
rates, which is me risk:
Certificate OF a package off whole Tickets. So
10 half +" 40
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
S70,000!! for SIo!
The following Schem-s will be drawn by S. SWAN
& CO, ManagersIf the Sparta Academy Lottery, 10
each OF their Single Number lotteries for March.
isiS ut AUGUSTA, Ga, IN public, under the super
intendenCe of Commissioners.
CLASS 3,
cbe drawn ia tze city of Augusta, Ga In public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH. 1865.
GLASS 6,
To be drawn III the city OF Augusta Ca. il public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH l3gy. 1855.
CLASS :,
To be drawn in the city OF Augusta Ca in public On
SATURDAY, NJ ARCH 10Th, 1853.
CLASS s.
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga. ia public on
SATURDAY, MARCH u, 165S.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
6,4S5 PRIEST
lysGTly One Frase 10 Eus7Y Ntss Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
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C1FY OF RICHMOND, To VII: Al
~ Rules held in ha Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings 10 The said city Monday the LIST day OF
February, 1856:
David Gurrie and William Currie, partners,
under the firm and style of David & VIII
liam CUrrie Pitts
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COAL.

4 NTHRACITE CUAL.-30O tons RED
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE CuAL. for
sale at the lowest price, FOR CASH. Apply to
CB LIPSCUMB, Coal Office l4th Ct.
ia s5-ts Near Mayo's Bridge.
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RI pendleton' William II. Rom WiIIis,

II. Pendleton William ii. Bonn William
Mulchahey and Joseph u. Dill, partners,
under the style of Pendleton, Bonn & Co., Defts.
The object of this suit is to against the de-
PENDANTS The sum Of ons hundred and ninety -four
dollars and fifty cents, with legal interest thereon
from the 10Th day OF december, 1854, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the de Gu lant-
Z. 5 Pendleton William Ii. Bonn and William Mul,
chahey, are not Residents of the State OF Virginia
they are hereby required to appear in the said
Clerk 5 Office, within one month after due pubica-
ton hereof and do what may he ssary to pro
tect their inttre I.
A copy-Teste,
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Fisher, No i2S Main street are now IN possession OF
Chemicals; new aud rare rreparations Paints, Oils
q al Kinds; window Glass and Glassware. Dyestuffz
FaEcy Articles Havana and Domestic seRars, Per.
fnaery, de-. all Of which have been purchased son
TIE best terms, 10 which they call attontioa az MAR
chants, PHI ysicans and others. fen