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4 GODS FOR THE EAsON Rotary smooth
= Ing Irons, convenient fer ladies travelling To ,h'
: .inss; Dressing Cases Picnic Companions; Drsm
ir,-; Leather Travelling Bags. ot all sizes; Bucksk.r
81 '..ather Purses Reticu'es; Fans, with q great vs.
4. Il o:her goods-to be found at
J.a.25 ~l7 Main street.
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rr,CE PREPARE FOR WAR;

any youth. it behooves US to make some
IN. approach of age. How many persons
tGt ~ ,.sn,turely bald by neglecting to apply
keaas 80, 10 prevent tho hair from falling of !
ris .sL. Moods celebrated Hair Restorative"
TX . ~ from falling OF, impart to il a healthy
E'int;ass -..,,re the hair of the bald. Thousands
sa'N"i the prugsists in Richmond. and else
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
THE f p LASTIC P =
w: ao NE SI,b pe fon ,5s n asnSs I p"5, go

7 III f. & h Il y 7 l. a , l IL L II - T. Il = =
4 w. JONES, Dentist, having pur. 3Nn4En.
S0s chased the right for the aboga mode ftESSS
OF making Teeth ard 5:izg :nd;sly atis.QNfpm
fed OF Ito abco!u:s' supe[ioEity over the 09I
gold, silver orplaiina method, he CO: win confidence
commend 1t 10 all who MAJ .isslre null or partial sets OF
ree,h, and aspeciMiry to such as mny be dissatisfied
with those they are now using. In this procsss, all OF
tlr objections OF the gold plate IRA rcInoved-the suction
being perfect, secures comfort and stability to the NIT
AMI The teeth being embedded in the metal, the food{is
excluded from under or between ther, and tlsy NE,
therefore, stronger, cleaner. smoat,:r and n every re
sprct better,
Ia cos,aereuct OF the perfect adaptation g, slo plate to
the mouth aud the suction thereby occurred, he can insert
one or more teeth without clasps-and ia all cases guar
nn.ee a perfect and satisfactory lit or no charge.
This method having been adopted and commended by
those standing highest in The profession, North and South,
tesrimouisl. will be given and specimens exhibited % any
who may desire to see them. Those wishing to OK,
change tho old method fo- to n.w, thoir old plates will
be taken in cart pay.
Office ~oIp6l1teC or'nthian Hall.
Office hours from 2 to 81, from 81 TO 8.
june Ism
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NOTICE-
s1f virtue ofa Deed oi Trust exc

Y virtue Ofa Deed oi Trust executed by Thomas J.
NE Boyd and wife. dated the 18th day Of May, 1856,
aud recoricdin the Clerks Offices OF the Comfy Courts
ni Giles aud Wythc, ! shnll, on MONDAY the 9Th day OF
August, le5s, before the front door of Giles Court House,
sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash, rwo tracts OF land, iy-
Ing IN the Valley at Wolf Creek, la Giles county, Va
One containing 3,3lo acres, ind the other 800 acres.-
lhese lands liz twelve mile. IRON Giles Court House, and
about ~thirty.fvc from Wythcvile. There is a turnpike
being constructed through both tracts.
also. In pursuance OFT he same deed, I shall, on THURS
nAf tn" l2th day ui August, 1873, cen to the highest bid.
der Tor cash, in front Of the Court House door OF Wythc
county, VI" a Trhrt OF Land lying in and adjoining the
corporate limits Of Wythevi!le,! continuing about 90
acres.
This trac, has been laid OF in lots sui,ablc Tor building
purpose, and lms between the Court Ilouse and the Rail
Road bepot. Il. G. KENT, Trustee.
Anil an-c3rn
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xoTI MONEY-MAlN SPRINGS in

-. and warranted for one year, 81 so, Hair
IL Watches, and warranted for one year,
: :" 49, p,s,n Watches, and warranted for one
.a.Ls plain Watches, and warranted for
I,wrls. 81 50; hands, IS cents; Glasses,
:. ~ ;..pts. FRANCIS SMYTH,
|, Ny, - ysweller. West side llth St, between
~ ~" lain aud Bank street. Richmond, Va.
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Vh
6HyHY Ia 1t that SO many suffer- and repne and drag
w out a miserable existence, untitled for the enjoy.
men,s, and even ordinary pursuits OF HE, when relic! may
be obtained, and health and vigor restored, by a treatment
at once convenient and safe, as well as permanent In its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease, eliminating
in loss of appetite, vigor, and G dissssse of soeisl joys, the
undersigned tenders hs professional! services. assuring the
sufferers, In csndoc and sincerity, pleasant, convenient
and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure and sound body
and miro, without unpleasant restrictions or hinderanee
from ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases of n private nature, from whatsoever oeuse,
either recent or chronic. structures, an irritable bladder,
&c.-also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheumatism. lea, &c, skill.
fully and successfully treated.
DR.. HARRIS can be consulted, Gsly. between the hours
of 10 A N. and / P. NJ, aaG 10 10 p. NJ, ct his rooms,
over 1921, Main street, above lith, and opposite the Anne.
ricsn Hotel, No. 81, ID floor. Entrance on Main, 18th door
above lltA etfse!. -,
F:ora this date until the lst of June, Or. HARRIS will
rs be at his Office on Wednesdays, Thursdays and m,
days Of each week, but from Saturday morning unui
p NJ. and 5to 8 p. M Jan 14-ly.
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Y 10 cnAbIe such OF the VISITORS and GOveruOrs OF the
IL above Institution RS may desire to take part in the
Ceremonies which will be consequent on the arrival OF
nond, on MosDAY. the 9Th day Of July, "a desire in no
small measure increased with ,l,m ny the TACT, that the
deceased Statesman and Patriot was q distinguished
Alunnus OF William and Mary College, ia Z concluded
10 alter the day heretofore a2po;nteu for \ Conyoca;ion OF
the Visitors, fr:'in the 9Th 70 the 9Th day of July; IN which
hst mentioned day the Visitors will please assemble at
their Convocatian Room In the College, TO take into CON.
sid'ration matters of much importance to the Institution.
JOHN TYLER,
June S-c2t Rector of William emo Mary.
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WATER WHEELS.

WATER WHEELS.
TO MEL OWNERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
xHy = = = !, Notwithstanding Jonysl,s French Turbine
w Water Whecls, with Vandewater Improvement for
mills and factories, otcvery description; and all those wish
ing %i0improve their water power, wlitnditta tnoir interest
Il" address us by letter, stating the number o. feet head and
fall, their usual amount OF wafer, the kind of machinery
10 be driven; we can then give the price Of the wheel,
or wha, we win furnish wheel and principal gears for,
warranted to do q certain amount of work. Time given
to test the wheel, and if it does not come up &c. cur asure,
the wheel and gears 10 be delivered o Is at the mill Of
the purchaser.
References gives dnd required;
Lsure! Factory, Prince George County, Nd.
ROBERT BAIRD Agent, Richmond. Va.
Auril 81 dk,1y
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN COUNTY


n obedience 10 n decree of the Circuit Court of HIM.
IL over, pronounced on The 30th oi September. l-5f, in a
snt therein depending. under the style of Christian
against Christian, sc the undersigned the Commission.
err therein named. will, on TUESDAY. June 10Th,
i-Jc, II fair, II moi, the next lair day thereafter, on the
premises, sci! the hand in The proceedings in said suit men
ioaed, supposed to contain l96 acrcs, situated IN the
rIunty OF Hanover and Stale OF Virginia. 1t adjoins the
lands OF Thomns King. Thomas EubSns, Mrs. Mary Shell
ton and others, is near Taylors Steam saw Mill, and
about II mile md N half from Ashland, formerly slash
Cottage. About ten acres OF ia" tract are cleared, the
balance is in wood and timber. The soil Is adapted to
the growth OF Corn and Wheat. There is 4 small Dwell.
ing House on Tia. land.
TERMS.
Cash es 10 So much ns will pHy the costs VI sale and
sdt; and as 20 TIC residue, on II credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser executing three bonds Of
r!uhl amOurt-Onc payable Xix months after date, one
twelve months after date. and the remaining one eighteen
months alter date-eGch with good Ind sufficient security,
rad each carrying intcres; from the day o! Gai-. The
title is to be retained until the whole purchase money is
paid aud a Conveyance directed 10y the Court.
Il. W. RICHARDSON,
j. A. HARDWOOD,
Nav 22-ctds Commissioners,
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STnn,nL. Rev. John ~. psSnolds' Celebrated Pills
.ait.S s,,u; IN the world Tor strengthening
; = .,s%ylnc affections oi the nervous system,
Pc sa' -. The depot, ls6, Fulton street, Brook
o. ifv," Tor RICHMOND. April IL eo3m
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NOTICES.
n,rus UACUERREOTYPEs

F.uDTOGRAFHs' ,,ss
,. sai o.hcrs in want Of Pictures are inSneo
.>,N cos Portrait Gallery, No. 49, Nam
'...x lava spnthecSry s,ore). The house
j',r .,nr. wears riuce expressly for me busl-
edf'e" every arrangement to render IL ON
.ssSXn \ CO. c;. nS'S Ses . shU Of the BUSINESS, and
\ ,Ho".s :, tae,r work rooms. Particular at
SIS %. .I ordcrs. and satisfaction guaranteed.
~ -, May
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B~LOOMflELD ACADEMY,
FIVE MILES WEST OF II UNIVERSITY OF VA
W. LEROY BR0Uh, n; A }Assoc,u,e p,inc,,.,,

'Q>HE object of this Academy is to prepare Students
for the University OF Virginia, or to hit them Tor the
active duties OF lie. The course oil instruction embraces
all those subjects requisite for a preparation for any of the
Academic schools OF the University, ssd the method, rs
uon.
Ins next session begins on the Let of September. For
the Principals. The Post Office is Ivy Depot, Albemarle
county, Virgins.
June 2Q-a9m
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* HAT very desirable country residence aud farm, stu.
= atcd on the Central Railroad and Meadow Bridge
Road, within half II mile of the city of Richmond, belong.
III. to Judge +. v. Daniel, is tor rent and possession given
imrediaely. The farm contains about ninety acres. of
winch about seventy acres are in cultiration.-The i'm.
prpvemcnts cunsist Of n large two story brick dwelling,
with eight rooms besides the cellar, wooden kitchen and
servants houses. barn. stable and cattle shelter, and a
Dncs spring house aud dairy, In which is an unusually
pure and coplous spring. The whole place is abundantly
supplied with good water, and Inns always been remark.
able Tor its heuhhfulness, even in the sicklie.t seasons.
market garden and dairy, this place has peculiar attrac.
tons and advantages AZ a healthful and pleasant sum.
mrr retreat for families with children, this place possesses
peculiar advantages and attractions. Any further infor.
nation relating to IL, and to the terms of renting Il, may
be had on application to the Subscribers.
GODDlN g. APPERSOE,
June 21-c&dQ4Wtf Auttinrsara
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MA. s. KEMPER aud his soma, D.'and X. KEMpER,
w having purchased the Alexandria Boarding School
Property, Apparatus. &c will take charge OF that Ins,itu.
lion after the present school term and it lie with pleasure
state. upon the very high testimonies they possess from
the different members of the Faculty of the University
uf Virginia, where the father was for seven years Proctor,
and the sons were both educated, tGst ! think them highly
qualified T. conuuet the establishment In a manner that
will sustain, or even add to any reputation it has hitherto
pos sessed, and Justly entitle II 10 the confidence of those
who may have children or wards to entrust to their care.
" BEN
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FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND IN TIE COUE.
,r- az IIES'rIpETEJ 4, ANN DntutIITaN nv

FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY Foul
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAM IN TIE COUE.
TIES OF CHESTERFIELD AMI POWHATAN, ON
THE DASvILLE RAIL EOAD, FOR SALE.
WYE nc authorized to sell the above tarm. II lies on
w SWtt Greek, in the above counties, on the North
sid. OF tae Danviile Rail Rond, one and Il quarter miles
from Tomahawk Depot, and tnuching the ril road Tor a
short distance. Ii contains 56ii acres, of which about
100 acres are in h.t land, very fertile; 80 acres open LAID,
for cultivation: $50 acres in Originsl growth, and l6it
acres In large old field pine and young oah Thc buildings
consist Of R dwelling, with Tires -Ocms on the lower
floor, and three attic rooms, mach out OF repair; three
negro cabins, sIokc Housc. Courthouse, a good granary,
A geot tobacco barn, aud II mill.h0use. which may be used
rs a tobacco haru. There IL on the Tract an abundance
nj first rate plant land, and a large quantity Of building
timber |: miles from a steam saw and grist mill, at Toraa.
hawk Depot As the owner has now no use for n ABOVE
farm, it will De sold NJ n low price, and On aocommoda.
ting terms. Mr.. w. A Martin, :tc Depot Agent at Toms.
hawk, will show the land = aEr Gre calling on him.
For further particulars, apply to
June 2.-.awlm G0DDIN s. ~APPERSOE, Aucts.
THIRTY THIRB REGIMENT VA. MILITIA.
A TTESTlOS.-ln obedience TO the act of As. Al n
IA sembly of March I'd, 1873, re.organizing the a =
militia. you will assemble on SATURDAY, the Sd NJ NJ
Of July, AT II o'clock, A. NJ, IT tne Union Trottinc -
Course, near the Reservoir, for the pu-pose OF electins
officers for said Regiment.
The above place OF meeting has been substituted Tor
iaEt first named in the notices. in consequence ot lnsufer'
able obstar"sin obtsining the use Of Fairfield
The law impntcs a tine at ~ c-nrs or eloh Hbsentee.
SlIERWiN McliAE,
!. LCClUS DAVIS,
wM. II. RICHARDSOE, ia.
Luue 2l-td Conductors OF Election.
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TIE LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
OLD EIRM ILL., SIInWN

TIE LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
OUR FIRM HAS SHOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
THAT OUR PRIZES ARE PAID P~UNCTuALLf;
N THAT OUR SCHEMES
ARE MOR LIBERIA THAN N OTHER L.OT
Terry IN THE WORLD
FIVHE following Schemes will be drawn by 3. SWAN & Co.
IL Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each o
their single number Lotteries for JULY, 1855, at Angus
IA, Ca, In public, under the superintendent Of Commits
sioners.
Clnss 2s draws on Saturday, July 3, 1858.
tlnss 23 draws On saturday, July 10, 1853.
Class FL draws ON Saturday, July ~, 1858.
Class - draws OH saturday, July "a, 1855.
Clnss % draws ON Saturday, July 81. 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TICkE Ts
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND KIGHTYFIvE PRIZES 7
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Ticketsii
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
pRnNI AnaTInN

m compliance with an act of the General Assembly:
and hereby make proclamation that WILLIAM L. JACK.
SON. Esq. has been duly elected Lieutenant Governor OF
this Commonwealth, TO supply the vacancy occasioped py
General Assembly.
In testimony whereof I hare hsseto signed my name as
Governor. aad caused the seal Of the Commonwealth 10
II be affixed, this 2Sth day of June, 1855, and In the
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor; GEORGE w. MrSFoRp,
June 2S-clt Sec'y of the Comth.
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1. M. SINGER & cos PATENT
SEWING MACHINES.

OFPrcK FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, No. 2l'' MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND.
1NuE great popularity of these Machines may be reaa,
Il lily understood when the fac, il known, thai any goou
female operator can earn with one Of them ONE LHou'
SAND DOLLARS A YEAR. To every Tailor, Sesms,rets,
D~ressmaker and family In the country, these Macn'h's
would he invaluable.
l.. Singer & Co Gazette, a beautifully illustrated
about Sewing dsehines i viii 81 given gratis to all
who apply fof itb BY lattey, or ip person.
May loft NJ. SINGER Y CO
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ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.

From The praccdin. card II will be soen that the under
signed has purchased the buildings. apparatus, &c of
aud ne will open that institution fo. its a5th annual session
on the lst October neyt, clOsiIg on the 18th July follow
iug, in conjunction Nth Messrs. ]. q. Clarke and Della.
ware and Kssciusko Komper.
The location OF this school 10 undoubtedly one OF the
best in the country, as Is evidenced by It's having been
constantly full for many years. The buildings were
erected. expressly for use as a boarding school, and are ad.
mirsbly adapted for that purpose. Gas sna water are in
reduced throughout tho establishment "
The object OF tEc SCHOOL viii 90 10 prepare boys for the
University of Virginia. or any other college, or to tit them
for the dutira Of life. The course Of study will embrace
the elementary English branches, the Latin, Greek,
French, German ana Spanish languages, a complete
course Of pure Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemis
try and Autonomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus, a fine Telescope, Globes, Engineering lnstru
ments. and a large collection of Minerals, Shells, &c, will
give our studenn advantages ra.elL, offered BY private
schools. The Principal was connected with the University
for seyea years as Procto; aud Patron his teaphers were
all EDUCATED there, and, besides their diplomas. they pos
sess very nattering testimonials from their Professors.
Nh. Clark, especially, lie exceedingly well recommended
he 10 at present Assistant Instructor in Mathematics in the
University, but will resign that position at the close OF the
present session. Our united energies will te devoted to
high reputation i hes enjoyed upder M Hallowelrs man
TERMS .-For Board, Washing and Tuition. in all the
branches except modern languages, $3.50 for the session
of The term. Instruction In French, German and Spanish,
each SEQ. Charge tor fuel and gas, ~.
The above are identical with MIR: H terms, except that
Lain and Greek a:e no logger :aade e1Ta charges, but are
included in inc regular coarse. Inc session VIII eso De
prolonged two week3.
For circulars containing full particulars, address
WIN. 3. KEMPER, Alexandra, Va.
REFERENCES, The Faculty Of the University OF Va;
Culpeper u. H., Va; NJ. d. Hoge, D. D., Richmond, Va;
w 8. Plumer, ID. n Allegheny City, Pa. June 25-clm
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S5S. GEORGE r.. STEEL.

DENTIST,
ETuRNS his sincere thanks to those Ga
~ Whose liberal patronage hs has re. HHSSN
ccived during the year past, and respect "1I"
fully asks a continuance OF il, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department, will be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having au experience OF eight
lieves he has, thus far. entire satisfaction. He may be
found at all hours All work warranted. Office and Re.
sidcnce No. 23l, on Main. above 9th Street, aud nearly
JRn2-ly
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
SPLENDID Side Striped Isconet Lawn Robes, only
- 81 each.
EJaconet Lawns at 6. 10 and la cts per yard
Real French Organdies at 20 and 25 cts
Paris Printed Bersges at very low prices
Splendid Silk Robes Aquiile
Patent Extension Steel Spring Skirts
Skeleton do from - cts, up
Crnoline for Skirts, at II l2 cts per yard
Heavy Corded Muslins for Skirts, at Is and - cts per
yard
Chintz Colored Brilliants
Fine White Rrilliants, 9 yards for Z
White Marsciles at 81 I 9 and 50 cts per yard
Flew Stylso CT Check Prints for Busters
lluster RUNNING in every variety
Check Busters only 81 each
Fine Linen Busters only 81 80 each
Black Lace and Silk Mantillas
Mosquito Netting only IS cts per piece
Linen Crash, for Towels, only Cd per yard
Grass Skirts only so cs each
Fine undressed, yard wide, Blcached Cotton, only 10
cts per yard
5000 Palm Leaf Fans at 3 cts each
Irish Linens, great bargninr, from suttioa
Dress Trimmings in e7erl variety r...,
Linen Lu,iGes, DahRaes, and other goods for Travel
ias Dresses
Canton Mattings at lower prices than any in the city
Figured and Dotted Swiss Muslins at prices mat as'
touish every person. These goods were purchased re-
Gently at a Bankrupt salc in New York.
of aLEE.Eu nLoSEs'
June 70 ht Malhs u.
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q, d.

G., ID. WOOTTON,
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A Apply at the OHlce of SOUTH
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
viii attend punctusliy to any business entrusted to him
In the city or country. Writing of any kind, Copy1iIs,
Book Keeping, Accounts, Collecting, Buying and seihHE
REFERENCES Col il. Z. Cabell, Roger A. Pryox,
ESQ, Col. Henry Thweatt, Prof II J Christian, James 1
Halter e. Co., and many others for whom be has done me
H.. I,.;n.s. March 4-tf
DICE-25 tisrcss prime Rice, landing: Tor sale by
June % Id B. DAVENPORT:
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
FRANCE & co. MANAGERS, BALTIMORE,
IL MARYLAND,

MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
FRANCE e. CO.. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE,
He MARYLAND.
Drdmsnss conducted under n. superfntenXne Of the
State lottery Commissioner.
GRAND SCHEMES q JUNE. 1853.
MONDAi. June 2s-Washinrton County Lottery, Class
Ia. IS Nos. II drawn. Tickets IS. Capital Trizns-
100, io } 10 Of 2 3oo. 10 OF LES. Certificates Of K"
TUESDAY June .SIR,I 1s A. IN Trop1 1r ~ NJ.
"a drawn; Tickets s.. Capital PriScs-sac.O OO. 5000,
sharcsi in proportion.
WEDNESDAY, June 3O-Susquchsnnn Canal, Glass %.
20 NOS l. drawn. Tickets SlO. Capital Prizcs-s3O,OcO,
io.o97, of 1000, S OF 5000, 5 of l 500, OF LOO. Ger
ti',cale OF packages Of wholcs Sl5s-shnrcsi in proportion.
Dollar Lottery 10 iTawu daily.
q accommodation will receive attention, If address
ed to II. FRANCE e. CO.,
June l6 Richmond Va.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!
SWAN e. co.
CONTINUE TIC DRAW AZ USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
n & CO.'S
LOTTERIES r LEGAL. AMI
BY THE
STATE OF GEORGIA.
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Jun. S-im BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FIFTv MILES WE.r FgoN WIsrISGTo., II. c.
a1OSSESSlOS having been regaiEed from the late
d tenant, t!is .stavl ,shiJeni will be opened On the 10Th
Jane, under the direction Of an accommodating supcrin.
ilr.dcnt and most rciino!e, courteous assistants.
No pains or eypensn will be spared 10 order 10 accom-.
InodHtc The guests and To regain the former high repuia.
hon OF these Springs. The Orange Railroad Cars leave
Alexandria at II O'Clock in the morning aud : in the even.
ing, ind return ut u a. NJ. and = r. N. next dsy, leaving
Richmond also twice n day, thus asorcirg tic most
convenient mode OF access.
The terms oil fare VII b. s. pc: day; $40 per week.
si0p per MONT, $40 for two months, and 2lCO Ivr the ses.
noE, eLdi9g lst Octoher; children over one year old and
Under twelve, hall price. aaryants also %haltpiicc.
June l4-tf TUOMAS GREEN.