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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

VWhat is it you must keep after you have
given it to another Your word,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

The longest railroad in the world is the Grand
Trunk of Canada, S56 miles of which are open,
When finished it will he ,1l2 miles,
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NOTICE.-l have for sale Bacon, Lard,
~ Sugar Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles, Cod Fish.
Flour herripgs, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes,
Buckwheat &c, SC. should be glad to see the
adde's ge tlemen and every body olee, second door
from 9th, on Broad. GEO HOLMES.
mi
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les. FENpERs. FINE BETS OF

! tHDV.Ls, TOSGS and POK eR8-I have for
o 40 leg ant assortment of ell kinds OF Grates,
-Ulus every style of Ecnders, summer Pieces,
ni-7me and plain sets OF SaoVeis, longs and
t's rtE.n different sizes of coal Scuttlss cinder
wells fire shoveIs: handsome Stands tor ShoyelH
0 PJEers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron PoOtmals,
Brick t!e Sle9s and Jams; sets of soap stone foT
lIg up 1yatcs; Tavern and Church Bel!s, oil
CO., tone Builders, hoUsekeepers, and others in
AZ " any Of tho above articles can be supplied al
gIudz VI Brass aud Iron Works OF the above de-
7ptigu, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
ATE AID FENDER MANUFAGTcRY, No. 225
-a street, between 9Th and 9Th streets, Yves; side
-Ia nd VA
d ts-diy 6. D. DEN0ON.
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,rS ron NOVEMBER.

hh'o ,,',r,s s,.i c,larcd linsatsAc
D As' , aite blcachd sheeting AZ Cd.
40 v.ri. MousslAins. handsome patterns.
AT. A. 1srs,i.h Prints. rich celcr.
ot White aud colored all wool Fisn-
etnsa- ans Wei h shrinking Flannel
i,s.irt.;,s for boys aud seats wear
.t.sau1 c. .'orcd Blankets foi servants
H' 50, 80 Bi snse's. 90 to u,
sSe.p a,ay SAtinets ard Pulled Kersys
ALSO
,.r5e ny Carpets, heavy stock re-
gan r,rlsuisaed
''I..' ,s.I,s.,is aud velvet do. AMI f'l supply
a. .s r-,-n iap 80 h gh Irlccs; which VIII 10
N@e a, prices mach below what similar goods
50 r'T.. +, Al styles Of rich SILKS and other
- tai a. 90 Vain street.
,s '''''' . CHRISTIAN 4 LAThRoP.
,ors4 ARRIVAL OF NAV GOODS.
k, FAR ~ ER & co.
i ..vt,i tav,v SECOND SUPPLY Of
NIL AM lT!AfEg DRf GoODS
-, assortmrut one Of the most complete
-,sa. "a" 80 ;bsy have eyeI offered. ard At such
80, sasaTe salos. e,,, r.,y
,s. =. lack and C99!d silS E S, ai'eS
.,e,,s4.re >'Lsz and Plain si'ks
Go - Rhine, Po!t de Sole and Tafe'a
r.t .'>.i and Fis'd vslepciss
s.. p5msaz ,ues, Aipaees, Chsilies aud Mouse
- Nus]jn and Cambria Sets
RN,.r IAN as. rtqnst and Mourning Collars
90 tsgas ana Betthas
V.n;ies aud shsSis in great variety
g. AS rsagcs and Nrstings
~, t.s- ard housekeeping 9cods
Ia! - Fgile1 Cloths Sleeps cry Sat'netts
t-rIF Failed cloths; KeEseys and Plsids
l..r~s,s; P!Rnneis
r.,,rs Negro Blankets
~ Tale q tbs; Napkins Doylies
-. Linen snd cotton Saeetngs
t-.o Linens: Irish Linens
49, iar..hs Wool, SILK and Shaker Shirts
s.F Drawers
,L,sr4ar-s Kid, BucksSin SILK and Plush
= .-4. 5reves and GaHntlsts
.,,,.r and " acl Hosiery OF every description
R--s,. KuSs. Dsuzgets. &C. &C 80
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EOR SALE, RENT, On nXohaNaI

l. FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY A Farm, of
40 acres, with new and comfortable dwelling and
all necessary outbuildngs. % miles from Rich
mond, and half mile from the York River hail
road adjoining the lands Of Mrs TompBns, Dir
Paine and others.
cultural the dairy business, the farm is partcu-
lasly desirable
TERMs-une-flurth cash; and the balance in ], 2
and years, interest from date of saie-the purcha.
ser giving bonds and approved security. and tn
title retained until the last pa yment il made.
For further par ,icuars. call at nay room, Main,
between 18th and 18th streets, or address me at
Richmond. Va. 3. A. HART, d. ID.
4 lpa&
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor l. Son, Aucts.
IF LAND, ON WEsTHA,

81 ACRES OF LAND, ON WEsTHAM
- PLANK ROAD, ga MILES FROM THE
premises, on TUESDAY. the 10th day OF November
commencing st ga o'clock, NJ. tract of n
th s On onnos i AMI 81 ron
Sam'l NJ rs, and adjoining Gen Richardson's.
This property will be sold into squares of nine
acres each, or together, as may be desired.
TsRMs.-One fourth cash; the balance at 6. II and
Is months, for notes, with interest and secured by
a trust deed. JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON,
nos Auctioneers.
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Day GOODS.
NECoND SUPPLY OF
NV AND RICH
ID IL z q y O ~ g


We have now opened cur second supply Of Fall
aud Winter DRY GouDS, bought in New yors A.
the late closing out sales for cash AZ verx lou ,r
ses making orr stock as fun and complete a. can
=, on =. ~ III! muse N the CITY: all marked down
sell NJ the lowest cash prices consisting in pass.
seo pieces fall Cloth and satinets for servants
1ol Negro Blankets very low
ttatd linseys kassey. and shirtinss
f'thts-freneh, English aud American
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Itch Double Jnpe SILK Robes
htch Two Flouneed Silk Robes
htradere SILKS, large stock
n,aSS eros de Rhine and faffeta Silks
flsin Mourning and payadere Black silks 1;
Large stock Robe = leg Dei.nts
very rich French pelaincs
e-i French Nslrntias aud Poplins
= fr,nch Faientiat aud roplins. very chesp
PoIie de Chavrs and Russia Cashmere
large stock low price Dclsines
90 pieces ieiaines. very good, at l216 cts
Plaln Me, inc Deiaiues, all coiors
Printed Mertnos and Cashmrres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Dsnask. Napkins. Toweling aud Sheet
superior - shes ting (bIeached) at Cd
dioves, Hosiery AID Handkerchief of every
50 doz Kid Gloves as good as the best. at s2,s
Ladies and Childsen's Hoop skirts
IN EMBR0lDERIEs
Very rich Trimmed Lace Sells
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Real French Worked Collar,
Honitl n s.d Maltese Collars
Pique and Cambria Sets
OLoAKs AND SHAwLs,
80 new styls Round Cornered Sbawls in
Broche, Bordered Stella and Plush Borciered
Maniilla Wool shswis- single and long
Velvet and Cloth Ciosks
Rec lived from the y anutacturers every week
6a- Cash buyers will I'D il to their interest "a
JENKINS i co, New " Cash ash Store, :
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
BY aoddin & Apperson. Auots.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
= ABLE DWELLING AND GROUNDS At

AD0h Nv BULkS0 AND GhOUNDS AT,
TACKLED, ON SIXTH, BhTWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN sTkEETS-By virtue of . deed OF
trust from Fleming James and wife, bearing data
the goth OF March. 1858. and admitted TO rec I'd In
the once OF the Court of Hastings for the city sf
shall on MONDAY, the Sth day of November lass
at o'clock in the afternoon, proceed az the premi.
ses to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
rreaoy money (unless the Interested agree
upon other terms and then upon such terms 40 they
may agree onD the property conveye by the ssid
deed Of trust being all Of the lot known In the plan
OF the city OF Richmond by the number Ave hun.
oreo anu twenty nine, except much thereof "a
was conveyed 10 William Allen, By the deed OF
John Robinson and Others, bearing date on the zZud
OF June 1913, and espt calIy the privilege granted
by said James and wife In respect to an alley OF
10 feet, left open from Franklin street SO feet
that Is TO say, 20 far the ground 10 sold said Allen
extended.
If. at he time appointed for the sale the weather
should be such ia the opinion Of the trustees to
make il improper to sell. the sale will be adjourned
to such other time as they may deem advisable.
MYERS, lr..
W GoDDIN, trustees.
GoDDIy Il APPgRsoN, Aucts. no5-td
We whose names are hereto annexed being inter.
ested in the sale OF the cal estate advertised above
by Messrs. Myers and Goddn. trustees, hereby con-
sent that the said real estate shalt be sold on the
following terms, viz: One fourth cash balance at
8, II and 10 months. for nj gotiabe notes. bearing
interest, secured by trust de- Given under cur
hands, this. N oven bsr 4th, 1853
FLEMING JAMES
CONWAY ROBINSON Exsc-
tor of John Robinson, decd, by w toddin,
nos BACON l. baskerville,
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GOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKe

VII ADV tJE FOE n 4 MINED FVLhC
AND TH0:E woo WANT To BE
II F.u 's.Iut 10 see iUu III the married state,
"a faL.t ~. {JT y9ur Th,. for q start,
" Lat .As sFtcts ~ keep house With pleaHe don't
Tuu vat
II yna do she all think il right hard.
Oi course you AUST 90 sud buy you such stun:
s10h a4 fh.lH snd G'assIG1Te and Cork,
Som ku1us -od some Spoons, you cannot lot
or
And ia Tray aud all of such stock.
70 grt your supply vi all what You need,
A. r'icefA far much cheaper than cheap,
Gall ~ al sea iAp'5 store, corner Broad and
Thi streets
!, Where all OF SUI things they do keep.
'9ut raei t. call at sCHAAP l. CO.'S,
p % Corner Broad and Third streets.
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'g,WO HOUSES AND LOTS ON I'D

4 STREET AT AUGTlON.-WiIl be sold, upon
the premises. on THURSDAY. nth Of November
Tenements the W est side of I'd street, lear Jack
son street. each with about six rooms, besides kitch
en-, and adapted both for stores and dwellings The
Lots front 20 feet inches EACH and runs back lis
feet.
TERM5-One third cash balance st and mos
with interest and secured by ust deed.
nnh LAS N TAYLOR 4 2ON Ancts
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~ AM
HANDSOME
GO . D S.

4 Z" AM ,so,p
6 O O d S.
a. .-sr,w receiving from New York, our second
! -., o.: urw hsEd-oue and desirable GOODS. for
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
/ .-v.,, 81 examination from all purchasers. We
--...,r,-i 70 show a large and desirable sock OF
DEESS GOODS.
|. ,u1,s nerest and most desirable styles. We
.-r...t. IL part
siIES-aonc A3aE
Double skirts
Tn ee Flource
kIe7 : ripel
Figure, r svaieTe Plaid
plAia .4sS, il great variety
Back Mojre Antique. cheaper than ev
y Ne' ~ offered
eons- Pr;n Ell CasHmeTes and Mouse!alnes
Nr.-.f> 7-, >o|es A!eZ
~. b auIlial small figured herinoes. for chill!
.,.-,,Hsr and cheap English Mouselaines
PLAIN. Plaid and striped PopIns
p.nl7 Vs!ent'ss French herlnoes
Ba,aay-c u hair. French bah-s
Pan Hut,eialEes &C &C
r. l,,,vfj,,, ti5..J. ", have Rombazines, Alpa-
=. -.llise &ousslaln5, Aerinoes. Grapes, Black
,-.,i,st. in Velvet and Cloth. are rom the cell
"A ! Establish -ct 4 I}rJdi~, iG New York W hich
.as.e lent guarRLce" q their elegance aud issh'
Ia.s Department is Kept constantly full by
/ 1g,ri arrivals $50 ,
| A., aud I.ufil.a Wool, comprising everything
l. sld handsome.
d. b ave Il lsrgr and handsome stock Of
1 Wa-ket Cellars ami Sleeves. il sets
Wikrd Collars. IN Muslin and Cambria
sun Lace Fets ami Collars separate
Narcotics Linen ami Cambria SEES
Muslin AEI Lace Caps
s-rv IN every variety
GissesauA i4unctts, OF all kinds.
IL c. 'tas tsssimrres snd NestiDes we have su-
~ i * which we will sell by the yard, or have
ts 70 -r&cr - fafhiorable tsilors. At very low
- Wes-e prepared 90 have all styles of work
TT. from cheap business suit 10 the finest
rs coat,
-. =, nave. probably. the hest stock Of Ser
4 h.. CitinIrE - De- ind IN this market, cay
"a and II Pulled Cloths
i C4ssinets, Sheeps 1Ceys. Kerseys. Linseys
i Georgia Plaids, dc
Blankets. Flannel5 brown and hleached Cotsons
iran Linens, Table Da;2tsk, Towels
Nsrbns, faOle Covers, &c
? 81 IT - mean = keep everything usually
I-rl n frst class Dry Goods store. Buying
q. eft5n we are always able 10 shQg Al the nov
-rrs CHELES CuESENY.
2 p--fir Clruer 6ta ana Bread ITS
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T AND AGENCY.-Having been en-

IL pIoyed to sell several large tracts Of land in
Nicholas county invite proposals. from capt. alists,
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
tie on this same. to whom great bargains will DO
sold.
have just returned from ayisit TO Nicholas and
ubrty OF climate it is not surpassed by any portion
of the stete The lana is situated in the mountains,
By far the richest OF whic h consists of table Ian
hickory. 1t il admirably adauted fer grazing
country Thousands of acres Of the laLS have been
within a few years) opened aud now making
ample returns TO the owners The lands will be
gurv, yed and laid of into small. farms thereby giving
TO purchasers with moderate means an Opportunity
tbesubject aud will show the land to those wishing
TO purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond. Va.
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bacon. LARD aNs CHsssE.-A 1T of
50 new and very fice Hams snd Shoulder; No
Leaf Lard and superior English Dairy Cheese, for
sale by BROOKE PLGASANTS,
moo Pnfter DepsE
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DANTS 1900 pairs Pants: Black and
L Fancy. English. French aud American fabrics,
and going with q rush.
TUPMAN i HULL,
nof ITO lain a.
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MEDICAL CARD. DIR. PLUME may

M FUIOAA OANT. i'm. ITO NIL may
AFA be consulted confdentislly liz all cases Of pr
yate diseas,s Having had good deal Of practice
Of lhs s,rt, Or Eaters himself he can give very
general isfactiou The afflicted in town country
are invited to give him call. All communication,
promptly attended to. and medicines sent in almost
any dire ton.
Office on Franklin street third honse below Trim
ity Church. and dagoEaliy opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, Richmond Va. &C 3o-lm
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AuCxxOU SALaa.
FI,TURK DIR,

T .ARdE SALE OF NEGROES AND
TOWN PROPERTY. IN CLARKsvILLE,
YA-on TIL URsDAY i nth inet AS trustees, we shall
cell ~ public auction. Ia the town Of ularksvic, -
sn y, Slaves. Tobacco Factory and Fixtures,
conveniently, two handsome Private Residence.
ana other valuable estate in and ont of town
nos-at 1 Az Eis M,TH Trustees.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR

~ We now have in store n superior st 1ck of goods
for gents and boys. to which invite their atteu.
tiou, consisting of
sup Black French Cloths and Cassimeres
Paccy French and American 40
silk and Velvet Sestngs
Tweeds aud Jeans
French and English Beaver Cloths, for Over
Coats
Lambs Wool, Cashmere. MeriRo and heavy Sha-
ker Shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs Gil YES and Hosiery
Gents Shawls and Travelling Blankets
PERKINS cos new Cash Store
noe No lu Ea0Ja gcr.ra
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kEdU fIFUL TEEJH - PFHFU NJ ED
BkEATH SOUND AND HEALTHY GUMS
FOWDEA'e DENTAL FLUID arrests Decay, re-
ssjthsebe perfumes she Breath aud renders the
9TH white as alabsster. Recommended by the
~st celebrated Dentists Bee circular round each
tie.
rice % cents. For sale by all Druggists oe 30
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MISS PEGRAM's sCHUO 1.-The

MISS PEGKAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
1'A third session of Miss PBGRAMS Boarding
and Day School will begin the first MONDAY, in
October and will continue nine nths.
Nc pains will be spared 10 make the school worthy
in all respects Of the generous encouragement which
il has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
pc tment, and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to liberal female educa
ton.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton.
Nine. BsRAUD will continue to. reside in Mrs. Pc
grams family and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Bee- Lettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left school well
as for those pursuing the higher scademcai course
Circulars containing full particulars may be had
on immediate application to
Mrs J. W. PEGRAM,
Il kN-ut ind
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HDUcArION.
DOCK MILL ACAnENV

ROCK MILL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA
Lhis school resumes its exercises on the nr.t Mon
Gay IN February, 1879. .'O"'
,as3 Board, ~ per mouth. Tuition. s. TO o. per
poh'h' fH0S 9AhDhN PrtncipaI
no.-s New Store P o. Va
Henry HOMECOMING, Teacher Of
- me Frenc' German. Portuguese and spauish
>. ar Residence on Clay street. between 7th and
9Th streets. 81 ." an
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JULIE.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

: HID IND WIN II DIM UUUDD.
have received, ard will open this morning, a
.sh and mag aIiccnt assortment OF
LADIES' Dress GOODS
.h-acing ali tie newest designs. Also, splendid
ok If -
CLOTHS. CAs3IMRRES AND FESTLNGS,
eyary grade and color. A beautiful line of
so~ IT, SGttinets, Angola Cassmeres, and fine Ken
- Jeans Gu table for Boys " car; Fine Bed aud
BiaEk ets; also, a large stock Of servants do;
4-a5y stock OF Negro Clothing, Of every quail ty;
.a. with general 500 K OF every species of DO
-s'I- G,eas. All Of which have been purchased
N-S iork piIhln q few days past, or the most
"a lie lerus and Will be sold cheap for CASH or
.myt paving customers
A cslI IS respectfully solicited Of all who want
rs, and good q .-Jis All ask, come and see and
:. t.r yourselves, and i will guarantee to
49, 81 10. - Main street.
/. Pm JNO L SMITHER
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Richmond, Oct. 18th 1858.
IN RETIRING from the firm of GEN

4 TRY WALKER, 1 return my thanks to my
friends fer the liberal patronage EXTENDED to The
gence and prompt attention. to merit a share of
public patronage, promising, in doing GENERAL
COM NJ SSlON BUSINESS, to make use of every
exerton to promote tire interest Of my patrons both
i'll buying and selling. Office No4 18Th street
j Il GENTRY.
klchmOnd. Oct Nth. lhhS. l6-lm
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NUTICE The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally. that they have
entered into copartnershp under the style of
GREEN q DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRANTS BUStNEsS in all of its branches
and that they are now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them in their line in
the most wors man like manner. and on reasonable
terms. One of them can always be found at their
yard 9th street, sou h side of the canal the
Armory. SAML s GREEN,
OLIVER DAVIS.
nj x az -lp,k
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by Goddin & Apperson.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
~ CATHARINE STREET. IN BULLOCK & HAIR
RIS' ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold upon the premises on WEDNESDAY
the 10th November 1853, at o'clock. 2 NJ, the
real estate located above consisting of Lots Nos
81 and 49, fronting "A feet ON the north side of Caih
rine street, running back lO4 feet TO an alley on
which there stands AN excellent framed Dwelling.
having ample accommodations fora large family
now occupied by Mr VIM Howard.
TERMs-one-thrd cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes interest added title retaine
secured By trust deed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE


COUNTY, CALLED ROCK sPRING."-By virtue
OF the provisions of trust deed. dated oath februa
~ 1855 executed by Mr. s. ID. Whittle and others to
the subscriber, and duly recorded i'll Powhatsn
ton on The premises on SATURDAY, the 18th day
of November 1888. at IL O'Clock, NJ. the tract o
Land called Crock Spring" lying and being in the
county of fowhatan about two miles north of the
Court House, containing about 1900 ceres and nov
in the occupancy of Mr. j. +. Mayo. and being tbs
same which was purchased by the said Whittie OF
improving condition, and the buildings thereon
com f>rtabIe for the use Of the place.
Mat of the laud will BE- xhibited at the hour OF
asle and il will be sold entire or divided into two
or thres parcels, a. ulay be deemed best.
TEsNs :--Onefourth cash balance at o, IL ana "a
months for bonds bearing interest, tthe same TO be
paid half ysariy) secured by a trust deed. The
taxes for 1858 K be paid by the purchaser.
The title is believed TO be perfect. but the subscr
her will convey with the usual special warranty.
w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Ssio sonductea nv t1oppIN "a PpEHsuS AuCts
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LOTTERIES.
GWAN / cos LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT

The following Scheme will be drawn By o. SWAN
CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for Novem-
Der, 1883. ct AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under tho
supertptsndence of Commissioners
CLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November 6, 1853.
CLASS Al draws on SATURDAY, November l3, 1853.
CLASS AZ draws on SATURDAY, November 20, 1858.
CLASS 43 draws on SATURDAY, November n. 1853.
ON THE PLAN OFSINGLE NUMBERS
5000 TICK kTS
FIVE THOUSAND OUR HU INBRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PR1ZESt
Nearly one Prize to euery Nine Tickets!
MAaEIEIOEnp dOEEmMi
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CO-PARTNERsRIP NOTICE.-AUs.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-AUS-
- TIN Il GENTRY. successors to JOHN A La
CY, corner Of Franklin and Union streets. will keep
constantly on hand large supply Of FLOUR,
MEAL, CORN, OATS, and all kinds Of MILL Of
FAL, which win be sold at the lowest cash prices
call from their friends and the public is respect
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC AUSTIN
Henrico county.
VIM GENTRY,
Charles CITY CO.
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ZONES PATENT BURNER. LIGHT!
pI9HT L&HIi-The largest assortment Of Coal
iii Lamps In the State for sale opposite the Ameri
can Hotel and under the Exchange Hotel Building,
where you arc invited 10 call and examine the stocR
on hand Fluid and OIL Lamps alter Ell at small ex-
pense to burn the KEROSENE OH. JW REX,
No l62 Main street, opposite the American.
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Mr.. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,


AVA CORNER OF GRACE AND pousHEE srsxxrs.
The next session Of our School begins the Ist NJ
oVfobER, 1855 and ends tho lst of JULY, 1889
fcr Tie dement, OF young ladies who have finished
Ineir regular course Of studies ard no wish to car.
be class in Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING
twice week Price of admission. $50 for the whole
session, ana SIS to pupils who take other studies -
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Urinary Department French will be taught
10 the htiIe children orally, without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUSEnT LEpEBvRE, M. Principal.
WING WILLIAMS, A b, Vice PRINCIPAL
Mrs. q, Bennett. Hiss Mary Gordon, Mics Eli
"a bartlett, Madame Banchet, Mrs Miriam Tsy
ior. Madame Marie Estvan. John Cslyo, W Thi-
io~, WIN Grabau. Heinrich Schneider, Signorine
Antcnietta and Marietta Erba, from Italy.
TERMS:
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for Llghs 90
FOR English ...-.... 40 90
For Modern Languages, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
FOR French, when studied exclusive of the
English branches ..... 40 %
for 70 co
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson {of an hour> a week.... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 80 90
For three lessons (of hour) week....... 40 90
FOR four lessons (of an hour) WI ek........ leo 90
rST inc use OF flanO b w
For Drawing, from Models.................-. 20 90
f0r Drawing, from Nature 40 90
FOR Painting in Water Coors.. 40 90
Eor OH Painting 50 00
Urinary Department, for children under IL
years Ell 80 W
HUBEkT LEFEBvRE.
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