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A FORTUNE OF $4,000.
o BE q TEN DOLLARS.
SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.

"A FOftItNE OF 100000.
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARS
SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
TTNHE following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN 4 Co,
Il Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each OF
their single number Lotteries for JUNE, 1865, at AUGUS.
ia, ia, In public, under the superintendent Of Commits.
Sioners.
CLASS 10,
TO be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, June 10th, 1855.
CLASS %,
TO be drawn In the city of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, June 10th, 1858.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn 10 the City of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, June goth, 1858. -
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AID EIGHTY-FIvE Prices
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets!
AGNIFICEN SCHEME
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TO LAND

~ ~ - wv
II OFFER Tor s.le 3,O4I acres of Land, on the North
ANNA river, in Spotsylvania county, Va, OF which
about 900 acres are cleared and enclosed. The place has
all necessary buildings, executed in f superior style -
There ID a good Garden, Orchard, &c of various kinds OF
fruit; and an abundance OF pure water In every portion OF
the tract. There is also n great quantity OF excellent tim.
Der, of various kinds. though chiefly pine and white oak.
which will be very valuable to the purchaser, as il can
be easily ioated down the river, in high "atc:, 10 the ter
minus Of the Richmond and York river railroad, where
there will no doubt be r market at no very distant day. !
shall not attempt n further description, except to say, II
would make a most desirable and splendid stock farm
Those who mry desire To purchase such property are In.
vhed to 20 and sse, and judge for themselves.
Mr.. Jonathan Johnson, living a short distance above, will
take pleasure in showing the place. and giving any infor.
nation in his power. A great bargain can be had In this
property, as | am too far away to give il any attention.
May 6-3m JOHN JERnONt, henderson,, NY.
BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
"A the Commonwealth, held on Wednesday, the Goth
instant, II having been ascertaincd that an amount ex-
ceeding the sum required To securcth the charter had been
subscribed, II was
Resolved, That the books for subscription &c the capital
stock of the Bank of the Commonwealth be closed on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, or earlier, should the
SUN of $500, 900 havc'bcen subscribed prior TO that date,
and that a meeting Of the stockholders be hold tor the
purpose Of organizing, ut Goddin'. Hall, ON Tuesday, the
aand June, at l2 O'Clock, NJ.
john LANCASTER,
HORACE l.. KENT,
RICHARD C. MORRIS,
WILLIAM 6. ca ENSHAW, : Commissioner.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, in,
sS II. GRANT,
WELLINGTON GODDTN,
Noy 0T-dt2odJuns
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NOTICE-Having purchased Of Mr. Lewis L smth'
his entire interest In the Book, Newspaper ana re
rlodical Business heretofore conducted by him. al Ie.,
the said business In all its branches for me. ana IN my
name. To buy and sell tor CASH only. .,,r
May 2l-d2w MARY L snlIn:
"YRAPEING PAPER-Large, small, and msdium
W Gise
White Ten Paper, various sizes. For sale by
Inna JOHN N. GORDON.
NLY PAPRR-A safe aud certain remedy for gel
~ DUVAL e. NORTON.
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S'"rrIlGE TO TOBACCO PLANTERs.

TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
Z, In q Commission Merchants in the city Of
i.r.SI..a woo he engaged in tins Tobacco Trade
Il 60, !. an Auction safesroofn, for the sale Of
= sHeu 10 THEM, WE deem it proper to notify
L a" ifginis and North CAROLINA. thai We shah
. IN cgstol' OF selling at our respective ware
" %e lo9acco~ istnspectcd;a custom which has
"a .nJ a'e immemorial. Our charge for selling,
u Wy ~'"n'tting proceeds will be a. heretofore,
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r. M.AYR,S

Es VIA H1S
P1ANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. DIS, Brord 81.
BEG leave to inform the public that
u have on hand a large assortment of SUI 6
periOr ~
PIANO FORTES. n
from the best MAnufacturersin the country. anonst others
". Cache g. Co, Baltimore. would particularly call
the attention of the public to the pianos manufactured by
StelnwAy g. Sons. New York, to whom Medals of the
highest order have been awarded, in competition with
the best makers, as instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair, Wash.
ION, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, CRYSTAL Pa.
lace, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856.
First Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, baltimore,
November, 1857.
All new Instruments sold ut this establishment warranted
Tor hre years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, ! will
put up the Instrument myself Mt any place desired.
Several second handed Pianos for sale, and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also tor sale
M~ELODEONS,
with single and double -ccds,
VIOLINS, GUITARS, 90,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing In.
strumcnts promptly attended to.
Letters please direct F.. MAYR,
Care of Edwin Vnrthom a. n Richmond We
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES.

CARRIA(iES CARRIAGES.
subscriber has OH hand, at his Coach oSENE
u making establishment, on Eagle Alley, $sF
between 18th and l4th streets, near the Columbian Hotel,
Coaches. Chariottees, Barouches, Buggies, with and with.
out tops, and Sulkies, all Of his own make, of hes, mate.
rails AND workmanship, all of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices, to suit the times; and respect.
fully ask n call from those In want OF any article in the
as can be made in the city of Richmond, OF the a N kind.
All new work warranted
April l9-d&c6m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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n. u. IHLIHF LNNO,
Culpsper County, Va, NAV l3Id&cwtds


LAND IN ca CUUNTf FUN SALE.
OFFER for sale privately, until the first day OF July
the tract of land on which now reside, In the c0un
~ OF Caroline, lying near the North River, between Jno.
&. Dickinson and Dr. Thos. b. AndersOn's lands. contain
ing 456 acres, about four miles from Chesterfield Depot.
and about three miles from the Central Road. ltheso OF
! a public road-and 10 said TO be choice wheat and tobacco
land. No. l soil 10 improve, &c. If not sold privately b"
fore the lst Of July, 1t will then be offered publicly a. 81"
store Of Jos. 7 Collins g. Co, Cedar Fork
will take pleasure in showing the land to any oae
wishing 10 buy, and also am permitted to refer TO Mr.
James Fontaine OF Hanover. AZ to character OF land, s.
His office is verdon-rny Office is Ruthcr Glen. Aay ao'
munication by letter will be attended TO.
Iune 5-cwIw JNO. y. LONGAN
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.
,,bcd for tho Richmond Enquirer.

lN"N |
Dry FIFTH CONGRESS-FiRsr Sxsslox.
|.hlh'' WASHINGTON, JuSE 4, 1883
The Senate passed . resolution comm.
N'''..I,r,ry expenses of the government within
~ wrr ",.n a resolution granting 10 the widows
te""cs,us and Gen. Jones, psnsions. The
ten "r,.t,,n bill WAS then taken up and dis.
ks sfp''p'"''
ri. S-vsrsl private bills were taken up and
ENh IT,, S-nste's amendments to the civil ap-
pea' ~ hills were then discussed.
,s EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS.
1THh 6.,v,ys, june 6.-The Mayor is under the
hN u n, the Vigilance Committee, at their head
as"'" Col. Christy has withdrawn a. the leader
~ ,msrlcsns. No attack has oeen made by the
.r a%s notice are now forming into divisions.-
. have been invited to join.
Fw.-Tbs Vigilance Committee arrested Mr..
ttsN MA cf the Editors OF the "~Picsyuns," and
os1e", nm several hours, for being disordsrly at
;oee 100 Committee camp. The Mayor has 10.
defamation, from head quarters, reyoking
ssfT,i Recorders TO appoint a special police.
49, are disguised with tie Mayors vscllls.
-aa LS' ,a,pIe in the streets are excited. The
9 ise Committee are still certifying their posi-
HSms mob are still in possession Of Lafayette
9TH cannon loaded with grape shot, and
'rs ,in, sl the approaches to the square.
y e.scrders have appointed ou0 special police
de Nam Nsnm are some OF the worst men in the city.
F'as .r".s to give up their authority. although II
bsD revoked. ,rs.-ou,
~nvy,Ss, June The Mayor having his
N,.n,-rs, met the Councils at the St. Chsrles
E'AI1b s Councils inpeached him. A President
s ,man ware elected in his place. Col. Forms,
aNs pr,ic.. has been dismissed, and Col.
i, .,ncip,, d in his place. Turner and Muzzy,
f.s fbsye been arrested IS dangerous char.
~ ,r-d that the Sheriff has removed all the
!s'uA.. II 40 there will be no election to day
@'SsN r,, made OH thu camp Of The Vigilance
s ""A. Oh saturday. The Vigilants had four
eo ~ Twelve were wounded by al accidental
If cannon during the confusion.
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- UNIVERSITY of VIRGINIA..
ONHE Faculty will proceed on the alst Of July, to ap-
point State Students Zone for each) for tho following
districtsI
I-Accomac and Northampton
H-City OF Norfolk
Il-Norfolk county and Princess Anne
Iv-lsle of Wight, h~ansemond and surry
v-southampton Sussex and and Greeuvil'e
YI-City of Petersburg andcounty OF Prince george
VlI-Dinwiddie, Amelia and Brunswick
Xt-Pittsylvania
Xlf-Halhax
Il-Henr Patrick and Franklin
XlV-Bedford
Xv-Campbcll and Appomatox
and Henr!co
XVlll-City Of Richmond j"
,&IX-GlOucest:r. Mathews and hiddis:ex ~,
xS-tsnans,er, Northumberland, Richmond anu
Westmoreland
xAI-Kine aud Queen, King William and Essex
XXlv-Furfax and Alexandria
XXV-Loudoun
XXvlI-Msdison, Culpepcr, Orange & Greene
XXVIII-Albemarle
XXX-Buckinsham. Amherst and Nelson
XXXI-Jcferson and Berkeley
XXXlI-Hardy, Hampshire aud Morgan
X~XXiv-Paee and Shenandoah go"
~ILIl-Russsl, scott and Tee
MIv-Greenbrier, Fayetto. Nicnolas, Raleigh, b1a*.
ton and Pocahontas
xLyI-Hdr,i,op; Rtcbio, poddsidse, Plessanss aud
xLvII -Wet1el, Marshall, Marion and Tyler
x~LVIlI-Barbour, Upshur, Lewis. Gilmer ana HAu
dolph
XLlX-Monougalia, Preston and Taylor
Applications, accompanied by testimonials OF chaaGtei
and capacity TO profit by the instruction given at inc UNI
vcrsity, should be addressed TO the Chairpan OF the "a
Guilty. Applicants should state their ages and the senoos
rhree) they propose 70 cste;. it saoSM> also appear 'ns'
peSses Of tbeir education at the University without aid:
State Students ere exempted from sne payment Of ma.
circulation and tuition fees and room rent, amounting IN
the aggregate TO about $l0d. s. MAUPlN.
June 5-clm Chairman Of the Faculty.
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D De Irawn IN the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, or
SATURDAY, June 18th, 1883.
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AN IL ESTABLISHED school.
1lHE Thirty fifth Session Of tie Warrenson IN. C. )
Il Female Collegiate Tns'!ute, will commence July 18th.
Course Of study thorough and extensive, and terms rea
sonable. JULIUS WILCOX, Prest.
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BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NUTIVE ~ ~ CnJ.
II It ordained by the Council of the City OF Rich
ID mond, that the Collector OF the City Taxes shsll
annually give notice, in at least four Of the daily news,
papers OF this city, for hfteendays prior to the 18th day
of June, that hc will attend at his office daily, between
the hours OF 9 o'clock. A. NJ, and 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, from
the 18th to the Both Of June. inclusive. tor the purpose OF
receiving from any person charged with City Taxes, the
ing from the whole nnouat or ~ouc.haf, as the case may
be, ten per ccntum thereon. The Collector shall, in like
manner, glye notice, for fifteen days prior to the 18th oil
Drccmber, that be will attend at his Office daily, between
the above mentioned hours. from the 18th to the 3lst OF
December, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid one.halt only OF the
City Taxes charged to him, the remaining half, dedacting
from such half ten DER centum thereon
In pursuance Of the above amended Ordinance, passed
January llth, 1855, will attend, ST tSc Collectors Office
in the City Hall, from the 18th To the aOth of this month
for the purpose OF receiving Taxes as above directed.
June 3 i'm JULIUS a HOBSON, c.. C.. R..
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HRNRICO LIGHT DRAGOONs.
JUNE MEETING IN HAMPTON. VA

HENRICO light
On TUESDAY sh of June. at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Fair Grounds. in full
with three rounds bali Cartridges, for the pur. TX
pose of celebrating the 4th anniversary of the Troop
Arms and cquipmentsi in order for inspection. This parade
is required by law.
The Troop will d ne at GARDENERS Spring at 3o'clock.-
Honorary members are respectfully invited TO be pre-.
sent. sly order of Col. DAVIS.
June l-dSt X. ]. A NIT @. 5
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WANTED.

a SITUATION as School Teacher any where IN M
"A State. He will teach a District School-but prsier'
a school in ZONE family. Ne can come well recommend
ed 10 give the pupils h thorough and extensive tneii.h
education. In the classical branches he IS qusihel u
prepare boys for College, or for advanced standing y
they prefer.
L L. D., Presiden. of Dickinson College.
Teams will be moderate, not exceeding etoO per year
No ~, dsI.n sdJre.. &. e. ROSS.
Willow Grove, Kent County, Delaware.
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SRvEN WEARY sTREBT PREACHING II
- SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, embracing incl

GRvEh WEARY STREBT PREACHING IN
y SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, embracing incl.
dents, etc. BY Rev. VIM. Taylor. One vol; 81.
From the London Review.
srToo much cannot be said in praise Of the nervous.
plain, Vigorous style of Mr.. 1aYlor's preaching. For clear
ness, directness and force, tho specimens given in this
book have never heen surpassed
From the Pittsburg Christian Advocated
"The book will be read, and it will do good wherever
California Life Illustrated. BY Rev. VIM. Taylor, au.
thor of "Seven Years Street Preaching" with sixteen
engravings. 81.
From the Richmond Dispatch
"This 10 a very entertaining and lively account OF Mis-
siupary and Social Life In California, OF life among the
Miners, and tho extent and resources OF that wonderful
country" -,
Folks. BY Rev. VIM Taylor" &c.
Captivity Of the oatman Girls, being an interesting mar
rative of lie among the Apache and motave Indians. By
r. B. Stratton. 81.
Memoirs OF James, Marau Of Montrose, Captain Gene.
raj of SCOTLAND. BY James Grant, Sith illustrations. OIL.
A Dictionary of Trade, Products, Commercial, Manu-
featuring and Technical Terms, with q definition of The
Moneys, Weights and Measures OF all Countries, reduced
to the Bushel Standard. BY p. L. Simmons, +. R. 81.
Pearls OF Thought, Religious and Phisosophichl.Ga
thered from old au:hors A beautiful little volume. 81.
The Little Church Library. A series OF choice little
books for the young. ,,.
Specimens Of Douglas Jerolds Wit, together with Sc
lections from his Contributions to Journals intended TO
Illustrate his opinions. Arranged by his son, Blanchard
Jerrold. T5c.
New Map of Virginia. Published by Richie e. Dunna-
want. Pocket Book Form 81 so; Mounted Rollers 81.
For sale by JAMES q W.
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NcDEARMoR e. CHAMBERLAYNE
Inspectors at Shockoe Warehouse.
VAUGHAN 4 KENYON,
slnspectors at Public Warehouse.
WILSON Il MACON,
!. Inspectors at Soabroeks' Warehouse.
Richmond, Virginia.
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a SITUATION. by the undersigned. "a TEACHER in -
qentlemsp's family or public Academy. He Is tho
roughly qualified to teach Latin, French, Mathematics, and
ali the branches OF = good English education, havin? mad
threc v.ar,' experience in teaching the nme-cnn brine
nncxceptionablo testimonials, as TO character and quslih.
cs,ions from the Professors under whom he grsduHtrd
and his former patrons. Addre1, stating terms,
T. C. SHEPHERD, Morven,
Nav 27-ctf Amelia county, v"
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Sec'y OF the IOWNL
Joseph Turner Is about five feet eleven inches hisr.
rather stou,ly built, a little stoop shouldered, face slightly
dished. very low forehead and a very bad countenanc",
hair dark, but not black; eyes hazel color, and q man 81
dosneya,e chsractsr. June lew
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE LAND, &c.
NNylLL be offered At public sule, ON IL 10TH DAY
w or JUNE NEXT. the valuable estate o. the LAT.
c.. C. T~alaferro, on the Rapid Ann River in the county o.
Culpeper, and adjoining the Rapid Ann station, Orange
and Alexandria Rail Road The rail road passes through
the farm, and the station 10 only = few hundred yard,
from the house and barn. The Farm. situated IN The
beautiful and fertile valley OF the Rapid Ann, Offers = rnr'
opportunity to purchaser. It 10 in d fine state of culuvs
ton, surrounded by good farms, and a moot desirable
neighborhood. The farm contains $50 acres oil land, and
has ON ii a large dwelling house. barn. stable, and all No
cesssry out-houses, in good repsir.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold all tn.
personal property Of the estate, except the negroes.
l. II. TALlAfERRO, }.du..
H. ID. TALIAFERRO, }"""
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WORTH READING!

yXIHYi s 1t that so many suffer and repine and drag
out a miserable existence, unified for the enjoy.
ments, aud even ordinary pursuits of life, when relief may
be Obtained, and health aud piaur rsn,ors5, / / & treatment
at ouoe convenient ana saie, % weNas permanent In it's
character -
To those who have suffered long with disease, eliminating
In loss Of appetite, vigor, and a distsste OF social joys, the
undersigned tenders his professional services. assuring the
sufferers, In candor and sincerity, pleasant, convenient
and proper prescriptions, Il thorough cure and sound body
and mind, without unpleasant restrictions or hinderance
from ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases Of q private LsILrc, irom whatsoever cause,
either recent or chronic, Rrietures, an irritable bladder,
&c.-also, scrohaa, Asthma, Rheumatism, tiles, &c, skill.
fully and successfully treated.
Dr.. HARRIS can be consulted, daily. between the hours
Of 10 A. N. and / P. NJ, and I to 10 P. NJ, at his rooma
over 1921, Main street, above 18th, and opposite the Anne.
rican Hstel, No. 81, I'd floor. Frt.auce Or Main, 4th door
above litn stroet: ) -,
From ,bis date until the LIST OF June, DR.. HARRIS will
not be at hs Office on Wednesdays, Thursdays aud Fri,
days OF each week, but from Saturday morning until
Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from 10 A. N. to 9
p M and 5to q r. n, Ian lily.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppnrT lNATfON

IMPORTATION having been received by the Exec"
tive, that JOSEPH TURNER, who was convicted y
burglary by the Circuit Court OF the county OF Campbell
and was sentenced therefor, to five years imprisonment
In the Peniten.ary, has escaped from the jail OF -aii
county On the 10Th May, and 10 now going Al larg"
therefore, do offer a reward OF One Hundred Dollar. to
any person who shall arrest the said Joseph Turner. and
deliver him into the Jail OF said county Of Campbell; sni
l do moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth.
civil and military, aud request the people generally =.
use their best csertions to procure the Hrrrs, OF 1t" ND
Joseph Turner that he may be brought TO Justice
Given under my hand a. Governor, and uti'I ne
Lear Seal OF the Commonwealth, Al kiCb"nni
H.. S. lis oo.h law oi Nav 1859
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MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.
A CALLER MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
"A Midlothian Coal Mining COmpanywi be held on
FRIDAY, llth dune. 1t the Americah Hotel, at l. o'clock:
business Of high importance wl.l claim the attendance OF
the meeting. and a full attcndoneeis eslnestiy requested.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
lime I~d&c,d JOHN G. STANARD, Scc'y
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

0NHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends, p'
i irons and the public, that they will open a o@srdln-
Chesterfield county, Va lst October. ls5s. No PAIN Of
expense will be spared to ensure success and give senerA'
satisfaction For information apply by letter, and see ia
ture advertisement, which will give all particulars.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR
N.n % oow MISC ADA q. MINOR.
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A.. SrEMrLLRR, in, l.. a;. a. SEEMuLLER 81 Sons,
Gt'sTAvus BRowS, }''"'"". Baltimore.
A, SEEMULLER JR. g. CO.,
IlOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81. Louis
Mo-, 66. Second Street.
Refer to Jacob Head & Co and Merchants generally
of Baltimore; Jesse HIRE s. Co, Lynchburg.
Mr.. 2 Ln- L a liz
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LAND AEESCY

LAND ACENCY
NNHE subscriber will undertake, upon very reasonable
Il terms. the recovery Of land patented to the soldiers
VI the United States army in the war Of 1912, lying In the
States of Illinois and Missouri, and sold for taxes.
GEO. BAGBY, Land and Pension Agent,
18th street, opposite
l,=iI Oh aa Caddin,a Iall Rlchlnnnd Na
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GALE OF SLAVES by virtue of Il decree OF the
- Circuit Court Of Goochland, rendered in 4 cnusc
pending therein, la which John NJ Trcvilisn and others.
are plain ills, and Jesse X. Harris and others are defend
ants. ! shall, on Monday, the Goth day of June uext, that
being the first day OF the County Court OF Goochlnnd, hi
lh- Court House of said County, proceed TO sell AT auction
TOR cash, nine slaves, men, women and children: among
them there are two likely men, and TWO boys.
JOHN IL. TREVlLIAN.
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