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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF BLESHEIN

SALE Of LFNNEIN.
virtue OF II Decree pronounced hv m. r,u.
E1 Court Of albrmHrlr. the undersigned I,onr i.snas"
all cell nj Public Auction, on THURSDAY, tbn ORR p,
MAY E"xf. On the premises. the beautiful earate and Inc
| residence ii the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, decd 4, ,ho
county Of aibemarl", known rs Blrnhcim
This il pcrhnps one OF the most beautiful and Desirable
Estates TINT can be found any where in Vircinin. Tho
Tract contains about 900 acres, with M abundance Of
Timber md WATER. and l:cs nine miles South of Cb,r.
lottcsvile aud the University, to which there il a good
road, passing Immediately by Monticello.
Bicnheim lies on the Eastern slope of the South. West
range OF mountains. in the SECTION oi country SO lon,
known as the Red Land Distric, OF albrrarle, and Is I'm.
der n good state Of cultivation, being well aJnpted 10 nI
the staple products of Piedmont Virsinia, such as Whear,
Tobacco, Corn Grasses, &c.
The Buildings are all new and cnmmodious. and srrsu.
sed with very great taste, Wills: the surrounding Lawn Is
very extensive and highly improved.
An easy OF nccets 10 market (either Richmond or
Alexandria) is afforded by Railway and the lanes River
Canal. The Society OF the neishborhood ia cultivated
and refined. and churches OF all the leading denomins,ions
are accessible.
In short, in point OF health, scenery. society. and bcm,.
thnl improvements, il is rarely cqualcd by any estate ever
offered for sale.
a very small portion Of the purchase meney will be re-.
quircd in hand. and long credits given Tor the balance.
Persons wishing to purchase can visit the place. or may
correspond with me BY directing to "Chariottesyille Al.
bemarle County. Va
Should the 9Th of May prove to be An unsuitsbIe ,I,v
the salc will be- made the next fair dsy.
N. II. MASSlE, Com'r.
aUflI G-ctl5 Anu admir- pf A St.y,p., L.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ MEXICAN MUsTANG LINIMRN

u MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT.-
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has astained-for Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, Burns. Bruises, sda Joints. or Ga!ds, sprain,
Pole Evil. and Swelincs upon horses, it has no equal for
Man or Beast No person will be without who has once
tested its value. And with reference to the mineral cSti'
nation Of the Mustang Liniment. l can cheerfullY say that
NO article ever performed so many cures In our neisnoor'
hood a. this. L w. Smith, R~idgefeld, Conn" IS. Leitch. Esq
Hyde Parke, VT writes, 'that tho horse was considered
worthless, CHS case was SPAWN but since the tree use
Of the Mustang Liniment | have sold him for $50. Your
Liniment 10 doing wonders up hare" Such testimony Is
reaching us every day. The half Is not told. Every ia.
mily should have Il. Beware of ihaitations. The genuine
the world. BARNES T. PARK,
April 2S-d&elm Proprietors, New York.
FOxYGRNATKD BlTTERs.-Tho annexed
statement of Professor A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Auayer,
Is ample testimony of the scientific manner in which thi,
medicine il compounded, and recommends 1t to Profes.
sional Men.
An opinion having been asked for of me, In consequence
Of the formula for preparing Oxygenated Bitters being
known to nae, express the following In form:
The composition of these Bitters includes those medi.
cinal substances which experienced physicians have long
resorted to for special action Oh the system, when de-
ranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Agues aud general Debility,
resulting from exposure or climate influence.
These are rendered permanent, and remain active In
this preparation, as a consequence OF the scientific manner in
,cAieh th<y are combined
1t was a we'll founded inference, that the preparation,
used in larger or smaller doses, would prove Il valuable
In this medicine, no metallic salts can be found. by the
A. A HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayor to the State of Massachusetts.
No. l, Pine Street, Boston, 10th Dee 1852.
ET-SxrH W.. FowLE d. Co., Boston, Propretors. Sold
by their agents everywhere.
For sale in Richmond BY PURCELL, LADD & CO..
April 24-lW
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Z. W. PHELPS
COMBINATION BEE HIVE.

AiLNIh hfhlL, lSO<.
fu\HlS Hive Is now, no new untried experiment, but
Il has been thoroughly tested for six or seven sea.
sons past, and given better Satisfaction than any other
hive known, and a greater number of them made and
sold, during the seasons Of 1856 and 81, in the States of
New York and New Jersey, than of all the other patent
hives combined, and been awarded the highest premiums
where exhibited. viz: The first Premium and a Diploma
at the Ohio State Fair in 1851. in competition with six
other patent hives The first Premium and n Diploma ut
the Indiana State Fair in 1859. The first Premium ut the
Wisconsin State Fair in 1853 a Diploma and honorable
mention at the Worlds Fair, in New York in ls53. in
competition with Davis Platform Hive" The first Pre-.
MUM at the New York State Fair and American Institute
in New York city in 1854, in competition with Davis
Platform Hive. and "Dr. Eddy's Patent Hive, :" and the
first Premium at the New Jersey State Fair, held at Cam
den, september, 1855, in competition with 'Langstroth's
Patent Comb.moving Hive" Also the first Premium at
the New York State Fair at Elmira, October, 1855. The
6rst and second Premiums at the New Jersey State Fair
in 1887, and the first Premium ut the New York State Fair,
held at Buffalo, New York, in 1857, in competition with
Langstroth's "Moveablecomb Hive"
The subscriber 10 now prepared to sell county and in
dividual rights in Virginia and North Carolina. We have
several in operation in this city.
Individual rights, including recipe for the feed, and
printed instructions for using, IS, or right and hive 50,
feeder 81. County rights on reasonable terms.
WANTED to purchase, or exchange for hives and
rights, any number Of HONEY BEES, either old or new
colonies Also will be purchased my quantity of HONEY.
Address A. 5. MADDOX, Agent,
Fer Virginia and North Carolina.
ADril l5-c6t Richmond Va
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.-w ORLEANS MARKET, APRIL 23.-Cotton
~. ,o,dsy 5 900 bales at unchanged prices. The
l:s.s.'. : s came 6 e ,o Ssnd s. sf,sr R ssssnss' o oe9 ,Ss
~ oo0 bales. Stock in port 340. 1000. Receipts
,ti no,t a, end of 'fi.st year 2s,0OO bales. Sugar
Ga'PJ ,ss week $50 hhds, fair - fully fair 81 q 7 cte.
.a''@ .Nssles OF the week GOO bbla. at q q 80 ots.
If $500 bbls at $3.50. Red Wheat
= rhi,s It sl.25. Mess Pork $751; 1925. Lard
!" "a eta. Rio Coffee-sales of the week l2.OOO
; Key II ~, stock l6, 900 bags. Freights-Cotton TO
U.s., lid, to Havrei Sterling exchange l07
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SAFE OF LAND Is G00C1LAND

'N.tTIE VT "H.ND ~ 0sUOC1ILAND
Y virtue OF n deed OF trust from John Pierce and
William Meredith Of the county OF Louisa, dated 9TH Mo.
vember, lsI7. and admitted to record in the Clerks or
nee OF G~oochland County Court on same day, shall. in
execution thereof proceed to sell. for ready money. at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at Goochland Court
louse' on Monday, the 18th day Of May, 1858 (being
Court day, about one hundred and sixty.seven acres Of
pierce, lying in said county, and bounded by the canal
and tow path, and lands belonging to the james River and
kanawha Company, and the lands OF John Thompson
Ir, and Samuel ID. Leakc-being the residue of the
tract OF land conveyed by the snid deed, and described
therein rs containing ISL acres, more or less, after de.
Quoting 2eI acres sold by said John Pierce, since The date
OF said deed, with the concurrence of said William
Meredith: MAR. w. MILLER,
AUIlI l0-Cll rnafo
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PARTICULAR NOTICE To FARMERS. -.
All who have to purchase Shoes tor harvest, would
most respectfully call their attention to my assortment, as
they will be sold low BY ALEX HILL.
AND ANOTHER NOTICE.
II YOU wish TO purchase Boots, Shoes. Trunks or Car
pc, Bags, 20 to ALEX. HILLS, where you will find the
very best OF goods in his line, and at as low prices as any
other house in this country.
GEETs PATENT LEATHER CATERS.
Just received. a supply Of g%entlemen's Patent Leather
Gsiter'. imported BY myself direct from Paris:
Importer of Boots and Shoes OF every description.
FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES, OF direc, importation,
ALEX. HILLS, l27. Main street, Richmond, Va.
Observation-Disclosures.
My supply OF Trunks. at this time, Is the largest and
"' ALEX. Hill, lg7. Main street
JUMP soLE 20
Just received, a worry superior lot of gentlemen 9 French
Pump Sole Boots. imported BY myself, direct from Paris.
ALEX. HILL. l27. Main street.
ALEX. HILL, the only direct Importer of French Boots
and Shoes in Richmond, keeps constantly on hand a large
supply of all Of the various styles OF French Work and
Materials. for the manufacture of ladies' and gentlemen's
April % HILLS. l27. Main ct.
NORRIS PIANO-FORTR ROOMS,
81, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
A RE constantly supplied with a full and complete as.
IA sortment Of the choicest
PIANO-FORTES
now manufactured in this country, which are offered for
sale on reasonable terms at the factory cash prices, and
the most absolute and entire satisfaction guaranteed to
purchasers. The words Of a correspondent, I'VE have OF.
ten said. and We take pleasure in repeating the truth, that
WORCESTER'5 instruments are made upon honor, and
| equal to any In the world, have been and are daily being
co,roborated by the highest from thousands OF
purchasers.
Attentions asked to the following notices Of the press -
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.l
Pianos made by Mr.. II. Worcester. of this city. can
scarcely DO surpassed In all the qualities that render an
instrument valuable.
IFrsm the n. Y. Courier and Enqulrer.l
WoRcEsrRR's PIASos.-Th constantly increasingr epu.
| ,ation OF the Piano Fortes manufactured by Worcester,
authorizesour reminding our readers that Worcester's In.
struments are as beautiful and ornamental as they are ad
| mitted to be unsurpassed In their more essential qualities
of musical excellence.
From the N. Y. Commercial A Advertiser.
''Those dulcet strains" Ut which Every truly yours
speaks, came not from a human throat, but from one OF
| those wonderful pieces of mechanism known as "Worces.
tiers Pianos" AZ we have more than once said, they give
forth, next to the melody ofthe voice in loves whisperings
the sweetest and most perfectly harmonious aud molodi'
US tones that we are accustomed TO listen to-
April 90 A. MORRlS,s Sole Agent, "a Main ct.
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NEW DANCES AND PALLETs.
astui.ny With the grand National Tableaux Of the
TEMPLE OF LIBERTY,
CORINTHIAN HALL,
MISS ANNA YAL,
f0I respectfully informs her friends and the citi.
., Of Richmond, that she will give her second
GRAND CONCERT.
o. WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 25th, 1859.
- occasion she will DO assisted by tho following
disting uished Artists:
MOLLENHAUER,
Tea, Violinist, who created quite q sensation In Eu'
rope and this country.
THEODOR ScHREINER,
% talented Pianist and Composer-Pupil of List
-lass change OF Programme.
PROGRAMME:
E6-pisno forte-Ave Marie-(ShuberD Ltszt.
SCHREINER.
acknowledgements and Rendo. Ernst.
NOLLENHAUER.
F,as and Cavatina-From tho Opera Of Lucia di La.
F-nocr. by r"4uesO Donizetti.
''P''d'-''F'"d Fantasia 10y Feq0' aollenh.uer.
MoLLENHAUER.
Eht-something TO love me, Hime.
MISS ANNA VAIL.
Part second.
p0-Piano ~Forte-Polks de Concert, Schreiner.
SCHRElEER.
mi Csva,ins-o Luce di Quest 'Anima-Prom the
fgs Linda de Chamamounix. Donizetd,
SUNG BY MISS ANNA VAlL.
F9~-rloin-Dresmy Sounds Of Wigwam Life. Fan
r. Characteristic, Mollenhauer
~rYlog-l. Midnight. 9. Sunrise. 3, Prayer of In.
ism. 1. Dance OF the Indians. 5. Cradle Song.
General Merry. Making of Indians.
MOLLENHAUER.
tst-im a Merry. Laughing Girl, Glover,
SUNG MISS ANNA VAIL.
-Pisno Forte sntasie de Don Pssqusle,
Thslberg.
SCHREINER.
t-voliu-Ths Casnival OF Venice, Introducing
AWARDING of Birds.) Pagsninf
MOLLENHAUER.
Tickets - cents. To be had at the Music Stores,
saEe' and a, the Hotels.
. open =, ! oclock-Concert to commences at Z
April a7-2t
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1IrEsT BIZ TELEGRAPH.
-u,se1 for the Richmond Eas.trer.

.,,ry FIFTH CONGRESS.-FIHsr SEsslos'
WAsRIHaTOS, April 26.
MIR. Seward presented the resolutions oil
IsAi,.,ure of New York in favor Of the promo
y i Z FLiea' TSs ps MsSay; s stisir s. to discussed shs Ssss;
,,Duiuet' ,ha kansas discussion was resumed.
~ns'-. House postponed action on the Kan
~ .Ti nh "Wednesday. -,
e' .. sr.,s's amendment to the Deficiency bill
disagreed 10.
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NOTICE..
A PLEASANT HOUSE AND GARDEN LOT

WILL sell privately, on accommodating terms, my
L House and Lot, corner Of Clay street and Henry
The House has nine looms, several convenient closets.
n dairy. laundry, kitchen, with good rooms for servants, and
a smoke house with II useful cellar-all built OF brick.
There is II Hydrant, and n we'll Of GOOD water In the
yard-all necessary out houses-in good order.
Any one wishing To purchase such a House and Lot, To-
Gated in II quiet and improving part OF the city Of Rich.
rnond, is requested 10 call and look al the premises.
March 3l-3m WIN. II. STARR.
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EXCHANGE STABLES.

EXCHANGE STABLES.
TIME subscribers having %purchasrd the Sta.
Il bles, formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. ~
James Harden, on Franklin street, Richmond, ~
Virginia, and put them in thorough repair, 1A-
making many valuable improvements upon the same are
now prepared to ccommodats DROvERS. transient and
board HORSES, upon as favorable terms rs any other
Stable in the city. They have also two MULELOTS, both
of which are injgood order.
There can always be found ut our Stables all kinds oil
HORSES, from the finest pairs to the common pillow horse.
There are a large number OF dine HORSES for sale there
at this time. Also. a lot Of No. | MULES.
We will be glad to purchase CORN or OATS at any time
of the farmers. JOHN B. DAVIS.
b.
N. B.-Our Cstlers are all experienced and polite.
April l6-3m- DAVIS e.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF"COLEMAN & NOR.
DIG

4 LII persons having claims against the late firm OF
"A "Coleman & Morris for negro hires. overseers' wa
pes, tools, materials, provisions and supplies, ere hereby
notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement
to one of the undersigned on or before the EIGHTH DAY
OF MAY, ls5a-as otherwise they will be excluded from
the dividend of funds to be made about that time.
yYsAtdress VIM a Diche 1t ASHLAND, Hanover coun.
~" or Edmund IT. Morris at Junction, Hanover county
WILLIAM A. DICK, T-u,sos
EDMUND T. MORRIS,
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yosx, April 26.-Tbs new quarantine build.
NJ" tSssu;ne's Point, Staten leland. was burnt
rs'' o. IA il was unoccupied, the fire 10 supposed
~ p r. .ork Of an inoendiary.
eetps :. frmer, under frost accounts.
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Commissioners
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EMPEROR.

General Insurance Agent and Medical EXamlnef.
Office on Pearl street, next door to the Office IT
Anil oO-c4t +. D. Eacho, Richmond, Va.
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1858. GEORGE r. STEEL, 1858.
DENTIST,
ID ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 those ~
II whose liberal patronage he has re-
ceived during the year past, and respect N1"
fully asks q continuance of 1t, 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, as he be.
leves he has, thus far, entire satisfaction: He may be
found at oil hours. All work warranted. ONCE and Ne
sidence No. 23l. on Main. above 9Th Street. and nearly
opposite J. w, Davies Marble Works, Richmond, Va.
Jan 2-ly
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wwooD,s HAIR REsTORArIvE-we have

never known any other medicine win as large q share Of
public Conscience in 90 short a time as this has done. 1t
has not been more than a year since we hrst heard Of 1t,
and it now stands at the head Of all remedies of the kind.
We have never used any Of it ourselves, having had no &C.
casion, as our Grown Of glory" not only as yet retains its
original color. but gets more so-but some Of our friends
have. and we have never known It fail Of restoring the
hair to its original color. We advise such as are becom-
ing premsturely gray, to give the Restorative" a trial.
leicester (nlinois) Herald, June, 1857.
For sale by allthe Druggists In Richmond.
Apnl lO-cwow6dSt
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,,r,yNAH MARKET, APRIL 2.-Cotton-
Nj 10 bales to day; the market unsettled and
.~S sales Of the week add up $3.50 bales; re.
gus a..f 50; stock $4,000 bales.
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rtl6cate OF packages Of 10 whole tickets = 1
~ Half
lU Quarter"
- IN Eighth =.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to pur
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.
eB- All prizes Of II, 900 and under, paid Immediately az
ter the drawing other prizes At the usual time Of thirty
days. All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
:. SWAN K CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons resi- ling near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga.
can have their orders filed. and save time, by addressing
j. Swan 4 Co., at either of those cities.
EE A list OF the numbers that are drawR from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one is entitled
TO, will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inteliigencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch, New.York Dispatch, Augusta Geo. Con.
ttu,ionalist, and Paulding Miss Clarion. Aprilo2.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
w OPEN FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY,
LHSC0 W7LLIAMS' CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA.

S~s;p.-cel, Painting commences with Chaos and
down in historical order TO the Babylonish Cap.
: 'slning more than nifty of the most sublime and
"a scene, in the Bible.
[FgSWBITloNS EVERY EVENING"
|. Zen ~ : 10 at q O'Clock precisely.
-s cents. 10 be had at the Hall door. Children
10 years, halt price. Tickets for colored people
s'ee reduced 10 the afternoon exhibitions
ron on WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY after.
Tickets 10 Sll parts Of the house, IS cents. Chill
la''' len years old, Is cents. Doors open at p
!" commence at 81 precisely.
ks12lained by Prof. TlBBITS. April l0-ti.
BRO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-
IN compliance with the expressed wishes OF
UNIONS & CO, manufacturers Of BRAZILIAN
tSfscrAcLEs, will open their Office for the sale OF
Iss'ased Glasses, in the city Of Richmond, shortly,
a'le aud place publication will be made.
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Observation-Disclosures on hand. II 'u!' .'ss"''"''
of Freeh and Genuine Field and Garden Seccs 20
he most reliable Seeismen in the country. 4 libe!G. g..
unit 10 the trade. CHURCH g. FLEMING,
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PIANO FORTE.

NE" 'NIIIENL UF PItNU FORTES.
yUNHE Subscribers hare just opened a
L number at PIANO FORIES OF ex- fE4aefss=221
qui,'tr tone and finish. which will be- RsS@7
sn'd III very moderate prices. These e ~
instruments are Of the same make that the subscri.
her- have been selling for 81 many years past, and which
have given such delight and pleaure to purchasers.
ALSO
Large supplies Of Piano Stools, Piano Covers. Superbly
Toned Guitars, Violin. Harp, Guitar and ViolincellO
strings OF the best qualities together with an extensive
collection OF new and fashionable Music.
JAMES W~OODHOUSE & CO,
Booksellers, Stationers and
AprilI Dealers in Piano Fortes.
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MARINE NEWS.
- M RICHMOND, APRIL &c. 1858.

NAV WATER THIS DAY AT % O'clock.
ARRIVED,
..,s, Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse and
kssnssrs. p...,o.. p.,,;n,r.
iA. -, MI. y,-, p;r.r uhs.+
~. Champion, Mitchell, Baltimore, Ruano.
-, ). Towrssad, Hand, New York, hay.
=, ". W, hin. Penny, James River, lumber
E.smrr Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
pass nssFs' s,,,pn
,a- Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse, and
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NOR REN1.-A House and Lot on Mayo street, -
conveniently situated. 1t contains . rooms, iM5
we'll arranged. THERE'S a large Stable and Carriage -
House on Wall street that can be rented with the house.
Possession given lsiApril. Apply at rs Main street, Rich.
~ March o.
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A FORTUNE OF 10000.
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARS.
SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.

A OF 10000
TO BE y FOR TEN DOLLARS
SWAY d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
FTNHE following Scheme will !be drawn by s. SWAN & CO.,
Il Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each Of
their single number Lotteries for MAY, 1855, at Angus
ia, Ga. in public, under the superintendent Of Commis.
sioners.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
SATURDAY, May 1, 1858.
CLASS Il,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, May sth, 1855.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, May 18th, 1855.
CLASS 16,
To be drawn In the City of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, May 22nd, 1855.
CLASS IL,
To he drawn In the City Of Augusta. Georgia, in public on
SATURDAY, May goth, 1858.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND gIGHrY.FlvE FRIES,
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets!
nj RICENT CHEME
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FIRE. &c.

KANSAS COMPROMISES BILL
April 26.-The Free Press, Of this morn.
DfIs,..ins the Kansas Compromise Bill.
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=. RIVE HUNDRED AND FOKTY.EIGHT

ACRES OF VALUABLE ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.
EAR Barb0ursvile, and six miles from Gordonsville
~ Depot: To both places there is nm excellent Macad.
amized road. About one-tourth of the land Is heavily
rmhercd: the balance il cleared. and well adapted 10 the
growth OF grain and tobacco. There are fifty acres of
Blue Run low ground, which is very fine meadow land.
The improvements consist Of II comfortable dwelling,
aud all necessary out buildings in good repair. There is
n large apple orchard. and all abundance oil other fruit
The ncighborhood is healthy, and the society inferior to
none in the State. The farm 10 remarkably well watered;
and is, Gas all acquainted with it will testify equal to any
of its size in the county.
For terms and further information, address the subscri.
Der, at Barboursviile, Orange county.
WIN. c. GRAVES.
/ also wish to sell with the land, or separately, one moi.
ETY. Of a valuable saw and grist mill, within one mile of
the farm. ApriI l6-ctf