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ington, Va, s3.40 Z"
Thus proving it TO average the richest deposite of Pho
phate Of Lime known to the world.
Pure Bone Dust contains but SIS TO Sc per cent of this
important Phosphate; hence comparison Of the relative
value of the will at show which is the de-
sirable for agricultural purposes.
Guanos OF distinct speccs-those in which the
PhosphRtes of Lime predoniuate, In Sombrcro and
the Peruvian; Both experience and theory establish the
fact that Ammonia and Phosphate Of Lime essential
ingredients for general fertilizer, and consequently, for
general purposes proper mixture Of the two
mendcd Whilst the Peruvian md other Ammonised Gu
amos are mere siudnts 9uickeners of the the Som
GERS but Of slower action and less percepbe effect the first
year. unless aided by stimulants Hence the great
Importance OF combining the two in proper proportions
which II DONE makes the best Convenient and
nical fertilizer known. Assuming the Of Peruvian
Guano at S62 and Sombrero at s3a per ton-and with
recommended by experienced farmcrs) it gives,
Of about al per ton fertilizer far more valuable and
permanent than the Peruvian alone
The Agricultural need only be reminded of the nature
Of the two predomnating ingredients. in the different
species of Guano enable him understand the proper
mode OF its application Whilst Ammooia lin the Peru
vian) 10 liable to cvaporae rise, Phosphate of Lime
I'm the Sombroro ia heavy and ihble to sink below the
roach of the roofs OF the plants Therefore should be
either deposited inithe hill drill with the crop, used
dressing in the proportion OF from 00 to 400 lbs
to the acre.
According to the wants OF the soil, il used top
dressing, the Spring 10 the best time when the crop is
assuming its strength and sustenance at that time the
benefit Of the Ammonia is less likely be lost than if
used In the fall or early winter.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO. CO. Agents;
It can also be obtained Of A. GARRETT, +. WOR.
THAM & CO., DUKE e. HUTCHINSON, and E. II. SKIN.
KER CO., Richmond, Va. Jan 23-tf
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MARRIAGE OF EX-PkESIDENT FILLMORE
4 ALBANY, Feb. LEX President Fillmore was
BARRED last evening to Mrs. Mclntosh, Of Albany.
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SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGES
270.l0


$4,000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
TIME following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.,
Il Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery In each Of
their Lotteries for FEBRUARY 1883 at AUGUSTA Ga In
public under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
CLASS 2,
To be in the City OF Augusta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, February Is, 1853.
CLASS 8,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, February 20, 1855.
CLASS t.
To lie drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia In public
SATURDAY, February 81, 1858.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FrV THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.FivE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets -!
NIFICENT SCHEME
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n WILL scl nj Public Auctio1 ON the p-er.'scs, q :.
j. DAY, 26h February, ~ i2 o'clock, my Fam 90
county OF Chesterfield II lies Immediately a.
Greek, HdjOins the lands d! Col. w. W. Hancock M
Stringer and others ard c"n!ns about w" Nun,;rc
thirty acres than hall %. whic lie beautiful
fertile alluvial Hat w found in Eastern Win
and can be cultivate amy number of wears w'aa''
jury. The HAT is well AMI securely pitched "nI f.
vt II cleared and under cUi.ya
7 he high and ia oil well improved. There !. U.nl
place good Dwelling House, .ea.y :.uS. "in ..
rooms: also, splendid icc.hJusr, ana all
buildings 1t is within Two miles q. the Richiuyt..
Danvillc Railroad. SeighbOrhood good -.a1ais
Churches convenient. Apply me- - v. go. fn.
o. Markhst on the premises. az - l.. E~ru
chester, Tor any information Terms hal! cash, tas
lance in twelve months with interest
Feb 9-ctds ID. Mskf'itN
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Z .

PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.
HDROF HAYES, State Chemist of Massachusetts,, says
they are the best of all Pills and annexed are the
men who certify THAT DR. Hnyes knows:
II. j. GARDENER. Gov of Mass.
EMORY WASHBURN, Ex-Governor of Mass.
SIMEON BROWN Lieut. Governor OF Macs.
f. NJ WRIGHT. Secretary State OF Mass.
Holm b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop OF Boston.
PROF JOHN TORREY. of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, New York City
DR. C. T JACKSON, Geologist Of the Public Lands Of
the United States.
MEN THAT ARE MEN.
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rapidly may mention
Costveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsv
Heartburn; Headache arising from foul stomach
Nauscau Indigestion Morbid inactiOn of the Bowes ana
pain arising therefrom; Flsulency Loss OF Appetite; oil
UIcerous and Cutaneous Diseases, which require m
Evacuent Medicine; Scrofua Kings Evil. They also
BY purifying the blood and stimulating the sysem cure
many complaints which it would not be- supposed they
could reach such Deafness. Partial Blindness Neural
gia and Nervous rrtabiiy Derangements OF the Liver
and Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints. arising
from low of the body, distractions OF lie unc
tons They are the best Purgative Medicine ever die
covered. and you will but need to use them once IL
know il.
Prepared By DIR. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass
Sold, in Richmond, by PURCELL, LApp & Co., FISHER
& WINSTON, w. PETERSON, DOVE Co.. DuvAL NON
TON, md all druggists. Feb b-d6c2m
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vRRIcAS VESSEL SEIZED BY A BRITISH

vFRICAN VESSEL SEIZED BY A BRITISH
CRUISER.
WARRINGTON, Feb. ii - Dispatches received from
rommndors Connover, of the African Squadron, re-
o The details Of another instance OF unwarrantsois
S,.s,.nce by British cruiser with the American
S;" Thomas Watson, which Was lately taken 10
sop.. A senior British officer at that station.
.sys thu, ,he case had been reported to the
fOms Sos.rnuent and probably The officer Who made
ihs c,n,ure would be diemissed.
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FOX SALE OK EXCHANGE;

FUIt UTt
a TRACT OF LAND, in the County 0; Henriro or ,Ne
"A Chickahomny. containing 2ol acres, ten inheS s'
tan, from tho Citv 5f Ricbm0nd halt mile from inc lsfa
River Railroad. adjoining the lands Of Mr. rroucf .-l
George NJ Savage Esqr. with srrc Efcp'a o"e' 's.
hn;r ivci in hem Tor soy. ri years. The LGnd is
productive and well adapted toe usual Grain Crops ~
all kinds OF Vegetables with valuable meadow
This mace can be purchased ON .cry accommodate
orns If sati.fsctor; secured and the Interest pune
ally paid long credit will be given FOR the whole o. N
nuycba,c money will exchange Tor negroes 81 '
rsinn,ion or Richmond City property. Living son.
eigbteen or twenty miles distant from this Farm red"
il out o. my power 10 cultivate it, consequently, 2
10 sell il. To any industrious, enterprsiDg mhn, W.
wishes engage 10 farming here is opportunity -
~ offered do So with scarcely any capita Fur ~
thcr particulars address the subscribe through the
inond ?. o., to the care Of Mcssrs. Geo. Watt Co.
Feb 4-cu b. CLAIM
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~ opnrpINc rrcKETS 0p CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall.
have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of n 600 and under paid Immediately af.
drawingoher prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
$. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the Of the prize that each oneis entitled
to- will be published after every drawing in the following
papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inelligencer New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News Rich
mond Dispatch, NewYork Dispatch, Augusta (Geo) Con.
tItutonalist and Pauding (Mss.) Clarion. Jan IS.
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TIME subscriber being DESTROYS o! derciir his rr
Il farming, otcrs Tor sale his Hotel Mt Hanover Con
House, together with 62c OF LHnh attach
which large portion is cleared - having beer
Gently lined Besides the Hotel OF - rooms, he o',
buildings the rac, consist of three large sabl-s
100 stalls corn house. oversecr's house, ice noe.
house. Kitchen and three out houses for er-yans-Git
good repair.
Should sale be made before the 10th day OF Msra
S5s, the will then b. offered publicly 10 the h.
bidder when the terms (Which will be accom.gis,n-
will be made known.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, can confer with lie .
scriber, by letter or otherwise.
PHILIP H. WINSTON,
Feb 5-ctis Hanover Court II. Re.
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GEORGE -. STEEL

DENTIST,
I'D ETURNS his sincere thanks to these AA
ID whose liberal patronage he has re. 19es
ceivcd during the year past. and respect olIIYHy
fully asks continuance OF ii, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department. will be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience OF eight
years in this city, he feels confident Of giving rs he be
evcs he has, thus far entire satisfaction He may be
found at all hours All work warranted. Office and Rn'
sidence No a3l. Main above 9th Street, and nearly
opposite J. w. Davies Marble Works. Richmond, Va
Ian
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ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT BUCHAN-
AN.
Bo.roy. Feb. ll.-Tbe Democratic County Com
k,,su endorsed the Presidents views on the Lsconp
I'm Constitution by a vote of 70 to IL.
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a DESIRABLE FARM IN THE CoUHTI
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC


10y virtue OF deed of trust nni decree o. IN"
ID cult Court Of Gloucester, Will cell. at Public
tOn. for cash, Mnniay, the ljh d.y oi February
court day. all that pa Of the OF land caiet c.
wich in Gloucester county. York river whic!
vryed by John w. Fox 10 trustee. Tor the pUTPo-t ~
curing dcbu due Thomas Smith & Co
The property Is very desirable one, cont'iruc
acres in good state of cultivation: and has pen
iorIablc dwelling housc md other buildings.
Every facility tor the transportation OF produce
steamers sail vessels possessed, bnd the rvsr {!
front OF the land abound in oysters and available
oyster planting tn aereat extent.
WM b. ThLIAFFPEc
Dec o5-,.td Trust
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EARlI EOR SAIE-

Jan 25-cw4w IA. WI
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WIN. p. WATSON. SAML. T. BAYLY.
WATSON & BAYLY
ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
nRACTICE in all the courts of the city Of Richmond
II and counties of Henrico and Chesterfield.
VIM. F. Watson, United States Commissioner and Com
missioner in Chancery.
Samuel T. Bayly Commissioner of United State, Court
of Claims, Commissioner OF Deeds, ETC., and Notary
Public.
Office on Bank street, in Goddin's Building.
Ian
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k.. CHARLOTTE c. b., FEE. Cd, 1853.
[sset'ed today.
me- that you are aware Of the fact, that have
os mS'elf to be announced a. candidate for the
:suose Of this Circuit / have done 20 at tho in
w. persons from various parts Of the Circuit who's,
p and Partially for me have led them. fear, to
'"s'e my ability to 6ll that high and responsible
n not been. however, without serious distrust o.
4ine's that have sspired to the station recently
,oy the eminent juriss whose resignation has
,a zoe vacancy now about to be supp led; but eau
,Ou, II It should be the pleasure Of my fellow.cit
eject me, ! will srenuously endeSsor TO dis.
aly. '' ''' INV
:" .t conclude, gentlemen, without expressing my
,oSN snon a receiving from 90 large and intel
,, oooy OF my fellow.countymen such evidence q
,t .st Affords Of their respect and confidence.
'ed 10 my behalf,
am, your obliged friend,
And obedient servant,
w.. II. II. MARSHALL.
"@' d. Dennis, Jas. Scot Esq, and others
Charlotte.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

EAh E!FEMaLE CoLLE"E'
HAMPTON, VA.
IA, lessor Of pbvs;oo.v ma Ch.,,;s,,v ''''
JB Lake Pr,i.ssnr 1t WtbrnnIc. and Natural Phi
los0pay.
James c. Hidnn Professor Ep,li.b I i,orsture
Dr Samuel " Becker pru...,,r ,nceat and Modern
Languages
- - Professor Moral Science and Logic
- - Professor Music
AssI-TAST TEACHERS
Miss Adelaide cinpton Modern Languages
Miss tivn Jones. Music aud Drawing
Miss kalc Copton, English.
Mi5i Joyce C!optUn Music.
Mss Maria Chapman English
Mrs. Judge ClOptoD, Goycrnc,s.
ROb't II. Vaughan, Esq., Steward
This Library contains about 10 900 volumes The Phio.
soplIcl and Chemical apparatus cost Sa5OO Tie
College buildings are warmed hy furnaces, HrL-.
ed by ras and will uccomrlo ate about 2Ou boar /.
ers The College is nav regularly organized +;
the course OF study is unusually conpr ehcu-ve A
large gymnasium Is to be Immediately erected. and IT,
mnrkably inc advantages afforded the pupils for
acquiring thorough Mental and Physical education.
nc" ,frhi VIII co'nncncc the LIST oil Mhrch next ana
continue nonths
LAPESSE -DoH!u anu utOn IN any IOIIeEc Class
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK
VUNHE ROANOKE Capt. skinner. will leave x>.fSeA
Il City Point for New York on Saturday SS1aa6S
morning, at O'Clock
Passengers dcsiring to take this steamer leave
here by the Petersburg cars the same morning IS min
utes past O'Clock.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office.
Passage to New York including meals, only $40.
Feb PIT LUDLAM g. WATSON.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
a K PARKER & CO. SUCCESSORS to PARKER, MIN.
a. MO & CO., will continue to sell great bargain: at
their old stand No43 Eagle Square where may be found
at all times we'll selected stock of the choicest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDS-among them
are the following:
Cloths, Cnssimcres and Ve:tings,
Black erode Rhine Silks,
Black Figured Silks; fancy Dress Silks,
Bombaznes, Alpacas and Mousclncs,
Rich Lace and Muslin Sets
Do do do Collars,
Gents and Ladies Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Gloves,
Hosiery,
Table Damask, Dnmask Table Cloths.
Napkins, Doyes. Towels,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
Furniture Dimity, &c, &c,
All of which will sell very low Febe
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NOTICE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between the un
dersiened 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted said are earnestly
quested 10 make immediate payment TO George H. Mat.
thews who Is alone authorized to receive and pay the
same to our creditors We exceedingly anxious to
be ndulgent debtors but the urgency of cred
tors deny the privilege. Given under hand this Both
day of December 1857 GEO. H. MATTHEW'S,
Jan 5-sw Ed. w. SIMS.
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NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10Th.

VNHos R. PRICE & CO. are now get ing In some
u choice, fancy and heavy Goods for the Spring
Trade. Just to hand will be touud
English Prints in great variety
Choice Black TsfFsta Silks
Do do Mourning do
Do do Bayadere do
Hoped Skirts. (every style)
Ladies' Hoskin Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish Linens Sheetings, &c.
Plaid Domestics, Cotton Osnaburgs. Brown Cottons,
&c, &c.
largo lot colored and Black Silks and Silk Robes.
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates.
Febll T. X. PRICE e. CO.
VALUABLE FARM, CIRCULAR SAW md
GRlST MILLS AND COB CRUSHER, FOR SALE.
1NHE undersigned Offers for sale Valuable Farm Of
u two thousand acres-four or five hundred Of which
are tllable, while large portion of the remainder 10
heavily tmbered-on which three neat and capacious
Dwellings with other houses in good order and comorta
BILE The Mills are located neverfailing stream, aud
about two miles from tide water.
For further particulars, address
T. NJ DASHIELL,
BARRIERS x Roads, Isle of Wight county, Va.
Feb 9-cw2w
New York Herald copy w2w, and charge Enquirer
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LOGAN WALLER,

LOGAN WALLER,
COMMIS SiON MER liant,
RICHMOND, VI.
nEVOTES his undivided attention to the sale of every
~ kind of Country Produce.
lie would say farmers that he has on hand aiarge
supply Of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order or from the
agents the principal depos Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office doors below the Columbian Hotel, Cary ST.
Julv r.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N ELlSQuENT consumers of Gas In Jefferson Ward
- hereby notified that ii they fail pay their
bills before the hour of o'clock, NJ to-day, they will
be dealt with according the requirements OF the follow
ing from the ordinance concerning the Gus
Works:
f billromain unpaid for ten days after that
which It lie presented the clerk shall notify the supern
epden who shall cause the gas to stopped from the
promises in respect which the default exists and
allow il to be used those premises again until such bill
The undersigned will be in his Office from o'clock,
A. NJ, to o'clock, p. NJ. 7. i. HARRISON.
Feb l2-lt Clerk City Gas Works
LANDRKTHs FKEsY GARDEN sREDs.
UST received full assortment of Lsndrc,h's Genu'
- inc Garden Seeds. The public respectfully In.
vi,ed 10 call and examine befoe purchasing elsewhere,
especially the trade, a. liberal margin will be allowed
them.
Below enumerate few Of the kinds. viz
Extra Early Peas Extra Beet
Ea!ly Frame do Early Turnipdo
Bishop. Dwarf Prolific. do Long Blood do
Early York Cabbage Early Frame Cucumber
Large do do Radish
Large Late Drumhead do Tomatoes
CHURCH FLEMING,
Peb3 81, Main street.
ANIEs RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT-The
- celebrated James River Cement Works are now In
full and successful operation, and prepared to furnish
Tho Cemen, is Manufactured from PURE HYDRAU
original Roman Cement than any other in the United
States.
In order to maintain the high reputation i. now pos
sesses the manufacture 10 conducted with the greatest
and skill strictly dscarding all foreign matter, and
put up in good strong casks. without aduteration.
sFsEVERY CASK WARRANTED.
Orders should be addressed to tho General Agents.
Feb II BRIDGFORD CO., Richmond. Va.
FOR THIRTY DAYS MORE ONLY, FOR
CAsH-TO CLOSE
WE shall continue to sell off stock for thirty
w days. at great reduction for large por
ton Of them. w. particularly invite the attention
cush buyers they will and great saving making then
purchases for Spring Immediately:
100 pieces Beached Domesdcs, ~, at etc per yard
Large stock of Cotton and Linen Sheetings, Diapers
Table Damasks and Napkins
Black Apaccas Bombazines and Black Chailies
Black and Coored Dress Silks lower than they bt
| imported, even at this time
Winter Dress Goods prices that nobody object
We shall put SALE the 10th instant, stock o.
Lawns Jaconet and Organize Musins Berage de LANES
Beragcs Bsrage and Organdie Robes and Summer Silk
Linen Drills and Ducks, and Goods for Boys' wear
Rich Lace Sets, very low
Cloaks shaws and scarfs, without regard t. cost oil
| value w. P. PERKINS g. CO.,
Feb 10 No al, Eagle Square.
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mo ROBERT McLAGAN and CHAS. s. McLAGAE
Yeu win please take notice. thar shall proceed ut
the Office of K. Courtney, in the city of Richmond Vr
enia 18th day Of March 1853 between the hours Of
NJ and p NJ uf that day. take The dispositions Of
A Bodeker and others, to be read In evidence In my
behalf certain suit in equity pending in the Cir.
and am plaintiff If the taking of said depostions shall
from any ,e be commenced being commenced,
shall be completed the day aforesaid the taking
time until the taking Of the shall be completed.
DAVID BAKER ia,
Feb l2-cW4w By his Counsel A. R Courtney.
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TENCTER WANTED.
4 YOUNG gentleman. who is thoroughly qualified TO
n give instr ction in Latin aud Greek and who WIS
educated the University Ut VirginH, hear Of good
situation assistant instructor by addressing
ID :. FARROR
Feb EFF At PALMYRA, Va
KpICHMOND, FEBRUARY I, 1863 have
h this ay associated with mo in the Commission BI
siucs. ms nephew. Mann PAGE. The business will be
conducted in future under the style and irm of RAN
DOLPIl L. PAGE.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
Fob o-9aw m A. lawlm
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
TWO HUNDRED ACRES or THE WASHlHGTC
HENRY TRACT

HENN1 ACAUEM1 IHAUI.
rgNIE undersigned, committee acting under
n conferred By Board OF Trustees Of the Wsst!as
ton Henry Academy, will sell ON the premise. 200
February if fair il NOT the fair day The iapG5r
mens consist OF a good Dwelling House with 10" u-..
buildings This place is situated eight miles
City Of Richmond, aud and halt miles g.
Station, the Virginia Central Railro 40, in eNc"c
neighbOrhood
About forty acres are cca!e!, tn balance heavily "
bercd with Pine wood, ready .ne for which is 'runa
Atees Station, Terms made k.cwn on day Of sale.
GEO. w. POLLARD }
T. VI. GARDNER, SCCmrl.,tss
lrnl Q-ctia MEREDITH
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DCRNING FLUID AND LARD OIL-Win,se
ID strained "a large supply just received and for sale
by nUVAL NORTON, Druggists & Chemists.
Feba Corner Main aud 10th SIS.
u est WtRRASr-The undersigned gives public
IL ce, thst "a; the expiration Of six weeks, hpphcf
viii be- made To the Commissioner OF PensFns LOT
Dup.,'. LaHd Warrant IN lieu Of onc i-suef JHnrnry
2ni 80. for 10 acres, No. go! to Margaret HJoynes
which has been lost.
aFsb ) cw6w THO. 4. JOfNEs, j.
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
EVERY OTHER TICKET a PRlZEIi
ReRisfeSsd Money Letters q, our Risk
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
ANDERSON * SONS LOTTERY,
On TIE HAVANA PLAN SINGLE NUMBERS.
uASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
~ BYAUTRORITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA
CLASS II,
Draws 18th February, 1853 in public. Macon Ga url.
der the sworn superintendent o f. C. huxley and JOS
Waterman, Esqs
TlCKETS-Wholes $40, IInvcs ST. Quarters So 30.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
IL Only 30 900 Numhrrs l5.eOO priZcaI IA
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N II l e. I

NOT CE.
"AVING DISPOSED OF THE BALANCE OF OUR
Ii STOCK, shall, from this date, discontinue the
DRY obs BUSINESS.
Our books may be found the old stand No. 49, Eagle
Square, Main street, where customers requested
to call and settle their accounts without delay with A. h.
PARKER Co.
Our firm will remain, unit, further notice.
Feb. j, 1858. PACKER, EIMMO co.