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TYLER -
C07I MISSIONERS, SALE or VERY VAL
lAEIE KkAL ESTAlE IN LILLE COl.NIH OF HENRI

y MISSION L. SALE OF VERY VAL
lhGLE REAL ESTATE ~ THE COUNTY OF HENRI
ysrRsrANT to a decree " the Circul, Cour, Of I.nrico.
q in The case ~ IIutch"-on -. Iiu:che.ons executors
"a others. the undersigned. - Commissioners. Will sell, a.
"1niic auction, 10 tie highest bidder. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of June. 1859. II fair. II not. on
lie next fair day thereafter. the following very valuable
fc.! estate. situated on or near the Deep Run Turnpike.
aho"i three miles from the city OF Richmond, being u por.
tioII II the property Of tie late Ambrose llutcheson-to
~
-. One tract called TOLL GATE" containing = acres,
si'attrd immediately on the road, about g. niles from the
city.
II. \ portion Of the 'CHAYrILLA" tract. lying on the
~1rrnrikc. Immediately opposite The homestead. containing
hLOat 2o acres. upon which there are valuable ice houses,
ahi an ice pond. This land is in Il high state Of improve
sd. A tract called "pENDLEroN. containing "a, acres.
lying on said roai, about ~ miles FROM the city II Rich
m,nd.
Im-re ar. valuable improvements on this tract, consist.
inr Of a dwelling house, new barn. stable, and a valuable
i'r house. This land Is In 4 good state Of improvement.
ih. 4 ,rac, Of land Immediately opposite "Penilr;on.'
,u.! called "lIORSEPEN," which &, altogether In wood, and
iron which there is a great deal Of valuable ,iioher.
sch an opportunity Is seldom presented 10 persons dcs!.
rim: TO purchase real estate, in the vicinity OF the city Of
Richmond.
\ NAP anil survey OF the said land vii! be made. and can
hr .Ncn AZ the Office o. Ja-. VI. TAYLOR K Son. il the city oi
k..l.aond: and the land will be subdivIded into lots, TO sui,
=: per.ons desiring to make Inquiry abou, the property.
are referred TO M...rs. Jas ". Taylor { Son. or 70 either Of
To- undersigned. one Of whom, Hugh VI. Hh,cheson, resides
E.lr the premises.
lFhNN-pHrNHiTI ~ nc purVHif HuIeE u" '">"' hHb VIZ
-o'!ine In two equal instalmcnts,a at one AMI two year. from
a." lay OF salc-,he credit payments TO be secured by ne.
~rr'.,'ie notes, with interest added. and the title retained
'Ei ~ whole purchase money Is paid, and n tonvcyaiIc"
directed by the Court.
Possession will lie given In time to seed = crop .! wheat,
ari full possession OF each tract will be delivered =; the
cii ~ :hc present year.
The sale will commence at the Toll Gate tract a. Il
".Yacs. A. VI.
,.t-Salr conducted by .JlNks VI. TAYLOR & son, Auc,..
ALEN'R H. ilCTCHES0N,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, cu
J. B Young.
HUGH ". HUTCHINSON.
tr,il I,-rw,ds
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;-THE STANDARD REnEDY.-Gosnrx
CONCLUDED Cor.Lp NOT LIVE"

HLNHYviLLE. Ind, Aug. II, lSs.
\ , IarsE-S.k FOR ,orlr years | have been afflicted
i:'9sa, which has alw W been worse In the winte.
Las; winter, | 90; 90 bad. that nv friends conclud-
.'9-.i aoi 1--we. | sent for ms son, he came, and
~ soas EAPGCTORANT. and gave 1t TO me- Very
:! at, mech 10 Iny surprise, | began TO get better. |
4.'a various remedies, bu; none gave inc so much re-
'!'a' ESpec;oran,. Yours, &C.,
PETER BoBAkr.
tAPECToRANT is prepared only by DR.. u. JAYNE 4
= Philadelphia. and il for sale by Z. Johnston & Bro,
add & Co, and q. A. Str.cker, Richmond, Va.
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1 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
"A. holders of the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph
Company will be held, at the office Of the Company, in
Lynchburg, on the 22d day Of April next.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
March 23-dt22April WIN. s. MORRIS, Prest.
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l.. A.Affk'S


PIANO SALOON,
OPPOSITE IIREEpES & Fox, No. 2l>, iEOAD ST.
T TEG leave TO inform tine public that have c0r[-
/ on hand a large assortment Of superior EE.Mlss.ssy
PIANO roRTES, H0nh
from the best Manufactures In the country,s .
amongst others ". Cache ( Co, Baltimore. | would par
ticu'arly call the attention Of the public TO the Pianos man
ufacturcd by SteiDway ( sons, New York, TO whom Medal
OF the highr,, order have been awarded, inco'npe;iiion VIII
the best makers. ms instance:
Two First Prize Medals a, the Metropolitan Fair, Wash.
lngton, March. l>S.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crrs'a' Pa
lace. New York, November. l>t.
Firs, Prize Gold Medal, Marylandlas;! ate, Baltimore, NJ.
vember. $50.
FIR, Prize Medal. American Institute, Crystal Palace, y.
Yor., November, ls6.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore.
November, ISL.
All n,w instruments sold At this establishment warrant.
ed for five years, and kept In tune for Two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, l will pu;
up the instrument myself at any place desired.
Several second.handed Pianos Tor sale, and old and aea
Instruments for hire.
/ have also for sal. MEIODEoSs. with single and double
reeds. yIOLISS GUITARS, &c; Superior string.
Address y. MAfR, letier box ,o.:
Care of Edwin Workman h Co.. Richmond. Sn.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
2J,S27 Prizes amounting 20. .S33J,1GO
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 81, Quarters
$3.50.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTEI

FINN Ut HE LUITEH1.
The numbers from ] to $4,000 corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper.
are encirclei with small tin tubes ami placed IN che wheel.
The first 39 Prizes, similarly printed and encircle'l, are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then rcyolved. and q number Is ID drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and AT the .ani- time u Prize is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
ont are opened and eShibiie ed TO the audience, and register.
ell by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed asain-: the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until the prizes
are drawn out.
Approximation PrIzes.-The two preceding and
the Two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the first ?
Prizes win be entitled 10 the As Approximation Prizes. For
example II Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, those
Tickets numbered 1925, 1l2ig, l125l, 1889 will each he en-
titled to 5000. II Ticket No. So draws the .9h.uD0 Prize,
those tickets numbered 5iS. $40, jSl. ST.. will each he emit.
tied to s150, and so on according to the above schemr.
Certificates ofPackaScs will be sold at the follow
Ing rates, which Is the risk:
Certificates OfPacsares Of 10 Whole Tickets......$
IN Half IN
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Apru lo--Cln N""' 800
JOHN N. GORDON d son,
~ FER for sale q large stock Of Metals, comprising
~ English, English Refined ~
Swedes, Peru Hammered Iron
American Hammered
English. American and Russia Sheet Iron
Refined Horse Shoe Iron
Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Mails
Sheet and Bolt Copper
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter Solder
Norway and American Nail Rods
Hoop, Band and Scroll Iron
Broad Plough Iron. , to IL inches
Tn Plate, Pig and Bar Tin
Buckle, Ears and Ryets
Sauce Pan Handles
Tin Plates, various sizes % Aprill5
OINGLE MILLED CLOTH FROCKS.-1O
y beautiful Fancy Cloth Froeks, adapted to the present
season, which We ecommen as very Msty ana enesp:
April II KEEN, BALDWIN g WILLIAMS.
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,I,trn g.Nc:m CHARLIE 4 CLAEK.
LAND o SALE.

XVIsiING to 20 10 the West, ! otter ior sale he tr'ctof
w Land on which | reside. Wing ii the county y! PrInce
Edward. on las, Creek, A.: mile. from Prospect Depo, gu
the sou,t.de railroad, d from ilami"cu sidney College.
aud Il from farnyiIe, containing 40 acres. Tbs Land :
In a high state oflmprovemrnt an! Ii well afaI'sd 20 IL.
growth OF all the crops usually made in 'h. section Of
country, and j. one 81 the bc-i II proved places In TIE
county. The buildings are all new. having been erected
In III. las, 3 or ! wears, 81 III. best materials and under NY
own eye-and consist Of a HANDSOME DWELLING. Win
nine rooms conveniently arranged 4 large Kitchen, "ih
Two rooms: Icc.house. a Clrriar-housr. large enough 'of
,br., carriages, smoke.hous.. stables. Tobacco barns, TAO
Of which are framed aud yer: large. an! TUT 10 's 'd's
three YEAR,, and every necessary house on Il 'afn. It',s
/. 4 large proportion Of wood hand, both II original gown
and pine. There J.. every kEd d fruit % NJ" 'h'i''et'4'
rie,ies, -uch a. apple, peaehe-, pear, iirn, ."f'' - - =
,arnes. apicor, ana n great variety ~ game IW''
one of ilp. mo-, beautiful aud-Gl:irahIc rsii'r'e' IN ,he
state. and yi.hin. those dr..r'l- % rf. h4' nS - NitN VI
themselves. / hail give no further deer l'h p Ii's.hi'
e"ycp' , i .n' -" JAMES ConBS.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL

cE,LED PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned
= up to ~ O'Clock NJ, on the 10Th OF April, for furnishing
SEVENTY rHorsASp (u,0o0) feet OF Inch PLANK, sixteen iee'
slSp cedar or locust posts, TO be ten feet and a nan 'ong
IuIt feei) by six inches across the small end. Also, 'e
Garden Rails. ,
Thee materials mus, hes. delivered at the Fair Grounds,
on the ''Iiermitagc tract about one mile West Of ms n!'
and Immediately on the line Of the Richmond, frrdef'ehs'
burg and Potomac Railroad. ,r,..
Proposals will also be received For one thousand "h"e
Oak Post, Of the above dimensions.
CHARLES DIMMoCK. Secretary
Virginia Central Agricultural society.
RICHMOND, Va, April c, lSJ9. IAprl ll-d?s
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1x nrp1 I'M INVERTEBRATES

N ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIPICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for The tickets ordered,
on receipt ofwhich they will be forwarded by the 6rst mall
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list OF drawn number and prizes win be sent 10 pur-
chaser, Immediately after the drawing.
sN- Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their po~si-otice. county, and State.
% Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable! In
full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawinr-o;hrr prizes At the usual time of;hirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Of Ccrti1cai.s 10
McKINNgY & CO, Savannah. Ga.
Office Masonic Hall Block. Bull Street. Savannah.
list Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
viii the amount of the prize that each one is entitled TO, will
be published after drawing, in the Savannah Daily News.
March 2S-ckd2awAwtf
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MEReHANDfSEy7csop
Observation-Disclosures,

CARRfAGESt Cf1fR1AGES!!
H1IIE subscriber has on han8, q; his coach a--ueU
L making establishment. on Eagle 3lley, OSIS.>
between 18th and 18th streets, near ~ EN{SSBH-
rouchcs, Iuseies. with and without tops. and sulkie;, al Of
his own make, Of best materials, and workmanship, all oil
which will be sold At the most reasonable prices. 10 suit the
times and ! respectfully ask a call from iho>. In want Of
any article In the Carriage line. as ] will make 10 order. ar.y
article, As low rs can be made in the city vi Richmond. Of
the same Kind. All new work warranted.
April l+-jm. MlcAJArI MANiiGM.
r. IL. STARKE,
MANUFACTURER op FLOWS AMI OTHER FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
No. Js MATS STREET, l.iCHMoSp, Va,
I A. taken the above house and bull, u
IL new Foundry and Shops, where he >N~
VIII make and Keep for sale a complete A0
assortment OF all the most approved implements in Use.
Among his assortment may always be found the following:
Gull Brace Plows, OF all sizes
Livingston County I'iows. OF all size, and patterns
Iron Beam Flows. all sizes
Wiley Reverse Point Plow, all sizes. And the casting 20
all the above.
CouIter', Cul,iva'ors, CoTn.shellers Straw. Cutters
Corn ced-rs, Spades. shoyels
Hoes. Forks, l.akes, &c, &c.
| shall pay Especial attention TO The Cua Brace Piow. As
! have been Tor the last eight years n partner with George
Watt in the manufacturing OF that Plaw. oh. pa;.n, riyi,;
to which expired in $50 | would Invlt. attention to seye.
raj important Improvement, | have just completed on this
Plow, whereby 4 considerable amount Is saved TO those who
use il.
l .lso Keep a supply OF the following seeds: Clover, Tim.
othy, Herd. Grass. Orchard Graz, Tobacco seed. and a
supply Of fresh Garden seeds Of nearly every variety.
All NJ which will lee sold on as reasonable term, \, they
eau be had elsewhere.
Do no, forget the place: No. ): Main street, i.,, above
ST Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Feb9 p. II. STAgKE.
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RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

MY TRACT UF LAND. iyius n pa" n.Ter, III ne eoun'
wi ~ of Halifax. /. fr ale. i li- '1irr nils rom
Sro,.hurr D.roi. on the Richmond aud Dinvlle kaii koad,
80 49,. - arr.s. II ulth 20 are hes, river low
ground. beside d, good drai o, erI"A sat. mG.; Of The !a',s.
ia :. rL.,r.d: III. remainder heavily timbeTeI. and
1na,,u,y For art!cgian, address myself, al palm-rs
shin p q. Mecsenhrrr, Va; or Thomas q. Coleman,
,p''i ia, {. II. y a.,wao j. authorized 10 act for me.
": ~ HENRY T.. COLEMAN, ia.
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FOR SALE.

VyHE Midway estate, $50 acres with 40 negroes, at n
great bargain, on from one to ten years credit or Tor
cash.
II lie, on the James River Canal. 100 miles above Rich.
mond, and within eight miles Of a depot on the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road. About half Of II IL cleared. l0
acres Of which Is best low grounds, 800 improved high land,
the residue In tolerabIe heart and easily improved. Price
OF the land S35 600, orl will sell II In two separate tracts.
The slaves can be taken or not at a fair valuation, and on
same credit. -,
The mills are offered separately or can 60 With the land
At q very low price. Apply a. once to
J.R LEWIS, Hewardsnhe.
AprIn l4-e2w b. c. FLANAGAN, Charlottesville.
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LOTTERIES.


WOOD, EDDY & cos.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF GE0RGlA.)
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS!
TICKETS ONLY $40.
NOTICE TO TIL PUBLIC.
A S the members OF our firm have, by way Of purchase, be
IA come the owner ofthe grants chartered by the states Of
Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part Of those in Georgia
iniDgton, Delaware, We have deemed 1t expedicni TO change
the name OF our firm, on and after January li, l>19. to that
OF WOOD. EDDY & Co, who will hereafter have the man
agenen, Of The Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, rs
above named.
In all transactions We have endeavorei TO conduct our
business with integrity, and promptness, and We can assure
the public that the patronage heretofore bestowed "n ~ j
well deserving OF beinS transferred to our SUCCESSORS.
Very respectfully.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, ISIS. :. SWAN x Gu.
WOOD ID & CO., MANAGERS.
SUCCESSORS TO !. SWAN & CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn by Woor, EDDY y Co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each oil
their Single Number Lotteries for April, lNS9, NJ Ar'Cs-
IA, Ga, in public. under the superintendent Of ComnM''
slOners.
Glass II Draws Saturday, April Q, 1852.
Glass Is Draws Saturday, April 9, 1859.
Glass l6 Draws Saturday, April 10, 1859.
Class II Draws Saturday, April %, 1859.
Class IS Draws Saturday, April 80, 1859.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS
PIvE THOUSAND Foul HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets!
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UARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
THE GREAT PAIN

HARTSHORNES lhh-.En.
TIE GREAT PAIN
And
rrrrny FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK STOMACH AND
WEAK BOWELS.
~,vp,rrn ,r, c.sr.:,,. Bottles l?. Is and - cents
aai 81. ~ VERTICAL sc1pScr,
u,n-sT,crTrs cCEE.ALL should be KEEP, In all fami-
lie. IN ,r,s. Of accident. or sudden sickness, as II frequently
-, -" 80. ,,,a. .han Il requires 20 &c; a physician.
:; ~. .,n IN any par: Of the system, and Is used ex-
,.r1allr and internally
-, ;.l.:a.,;i.m, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Pain 10 the
vi. snI stonsch, Tooth and Ear Ache, Ague or Jumps
=, 49, Hcra.,, Pain il the Limbs and Body: also, sti1 Neck.
,.rr p.r.aa should get 4 bottle. II acts upon the Nerves,
.,s.cin.. >iaers. Blood and Bones; and. By lis warming cleo.
irolrssn.;ic power, expels all pain from tine system Geta
ho:tlc aai tEy IL.
y. Eff you have a Cough, use HARrsHoRSEs Pee.
ToENL SYRCP OF WILD CHERRY. It Is the best Cough
syrup in the world ,,or-e
II you are Bilious, use U~AETsHoRSE'S ANTI BlLioCs
PILLS. Yhey act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bo"en'eA'
ryia5 % all Bile and Foul secrsfons. 49,. p,.h
The above medicines 10 be had a. al prns S.oIe,.'
mond. Norfolk, Petenbug &, and all towns In 'HgihA
Oct i9-lyif
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CENTS FCRNISHING GOOD

GENTS FIfSSIStftSG GOODS.
X EST'S fancy silk and lace Ties
(J DO colored %bordered, tape and hemmed Ndks
Do kid. silk and Isle Gloves
Do Linen and Msrseiles Shirt Fronts
nIact and fancy Cassimeres, 4 large assortment and beau
uful styles
Linen Checks and Drills, for boys
printed Sattins and Linens do do
S.nreenetts and other Cotton fabrics. for boys
While and brown Isle thread Cnder-Shirts
sik and rause Mer.no do DO
Por ali styles Of sessonabls Goods for families, ssilats,
Nain street. ohhiSiiAN
April IL
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ATRIL II, 1859.

HIGH wArER This DAY At 5 O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
BARK Wlnifred. Munsen, Rio. coffee.
Seh-. Lucy Anes, Ames, Rockland, Ice.
&a.. ". p. Preston. White. New York. machinery.
SAILED,
Sar Robt 2. King, Leeds, Philadelphia, via Port Wal.
"a, coal.
sa' Ellen Goid,borongh, Bunting, Port wal,hail, light.
Sa. $. Il. Sample, Williams, down the river, light.
ser. Clara Belle, Parker. baltimore, coal
Steamer PoczhontAs, Trav. ~. baltimore. udse.
steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse. and psssea-
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On NEGIiOEs.-fh. day. al 10 o'clock. / vii .,l
~ 20 E.,!y G~tFroc,-NrL, Boy, Girl, Womri, And
Ch!ldren HECTOR DAVIS. Auct.
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AMUSEMENTS.

THEATRE.
b H N Il FIT
And last appearance but one Of the European ~Tragedian,
BARRY SULLIVAN.
ENRIDAf EVENING, April Is, 1859. will be performed
L Shakspeare's celebrated play Of the
OF yENICE!
MI. BARRY Sullivan.
.HNbs hht chH'!':
The Evenings Entertainment will conclude with Shals-
peare's Comedy OF
TANNING OF TIE SHREW.
Petruchio. Barry Sullivan.
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TAXABLE REAL ESTATE ON

CHURCH HILL, FOX sALE-I oDer ior sa'e one OF
-. bs., private residences ever offered In the city - Rich
,s,ud. and one Of the best locations, on the corne. 81 Grace
and a,;h streets. The house contains 10 rooms, and l.
ani.L.d entirely through from the basement 20 tie attic
M ceiling, all through. are high and airy. IN" WALL are
all Jurred, which MAKES thsm perfectly dry The doors on
IN. 1T floor are solid mahogany. IN. Windo. glaze IS
plate. The mantel. ind h.a5:h- on the IL and 20 so9,s
are marble. The CRATES have large IMAGES on .a'h' pe
ybich give. Them a yery handsome finish. he paT!os doors
and windows are finished with a large nay ih.nr6T." I,
Gasi In every room 10 the h"u.-. The front poTehI' Jun :.
m. h.st manner and out Of tie b.s, materials. Tie p"lH's
are au,ed and -: On marble. The patterns ~ ~ ,nS
,oI;d niers- NJ --aai,e. IN. steps are a'o u 'i'"..' ~
81 r.ii;,r ~ vrouch, ron Attached 10 'Ee h""se ~ =
large brick kitchen with iroorns table, tar..4s ~ ~
~ and D cos.hou.e.. and other oii.hou,'-. q e1soIe
e"r -, .ob,i- ..sne.. The !ront yards paved
mostly With baltimore brieS, aad "a. ~ 5dHs s,b ars"I,s "
TaeI' ',,os-hou.. aud arehed dairy underneath, and
many o,hot convsii:nst. TOO Ssh H'n h e i so mem .Tsnr'I ys.p. Gov
me nous hny,, ..snd. on q hall acre lot, and Is 'ur'orsdsd ea'
u ui,h beautiful Bucs.Eye trees..
hrely ai,h,ac,o purchase the house, 4, will AFFORD
Any nii.a.ur. 20 how them the premises, aud Snn sch
Il AZ 4 great hAf.a!n'
- = ,
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CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL

SUCIET1.
7 n meeting Of the Executive Committee ofthnS society,
"A on the 9th Of April, the following resolutions were pass
ed:
Resolved, That the subscribers IN the fund for purchasing
and improving the Fair Grounds, for the use OF the NirGi-
MIA Central Agricultural society, be requested by notitica'
lion In the newspapers, TO pay into the Farmers Bank, T."
the credit Of the Society. or 10 the President or Treasurer,
the 6rst instalnent Of their subscription, (425 in every hun
dredl and that the Treasurer he also instructed TO call upon
them for such dues.
Resolved. That the subscribers be requested to execute
their negotiable notes payable to the President OF the socie'
~, for the deferred instruments.
Secretary aud Treasurer ' c $.
The undersigned will he greatly Obliged II the subscn-
hers will make their hrst payments into tue bans, nv re-
ou.steJ. the certificates Of such deposit being regarded a.
t VI ,h.,sfor CHARLIE MAiOC
et ~ 81, Treasurer Va. G A c.
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GRAND SPECULATION.

TO BE pITrKNISEp CS INK lin AND :,IH or EACH MONTH.
rsrN ,rKiL, lSj?. rSTii TrEIiisE NOTICE..
GREAT REDUCTION IN NUMBERS!
Only 1900 Numbers. 300 Prizes.
WALTON FEMALE COLI.I;C;F;
TIE
Chartered by the state of Georgia. In 1856.
IANING been appointed by the President and Director,
III of the Walton Female College. Managers Oi ihriI Lot
terry Charter. ". intend conducting the same onih- favori'-
Havana Plan Of Single Number, AMI have located our
loving
FAvOIITg SCHEME or ln.Vo0 NUMBERS.
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NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Change OF Hours.
aaa a!:e' MONDAY. 18th Of April. the ,HI1
"aa' 'F u. NORTH and WEST, will E0sS1xsEA
p \ ". Instead Of Cas-, A.. NJ, as heretofore.
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go. SAM'L RUTH. Snr'c Trans. :.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
NWrICET TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the grating and masonry Of
- the extension Of the Roanoke Valley Rail Road, from
To Keysvlle, on the Richmond and Danvile Rail
Road. will be received at the Office Of the Company, in Clarss.
vile until the l4;h 81 May. The road will be ~ mile. long.
Plans and specifications uay be seen in Cllrksvile, on and
amer the 9TH Of May.
Letters Of inquiry may lie addressed 10 lIrSEY woop,
Fan President, Roanoke Valley Rail Road. Clark-svillc, VA,
or 10 me at Christiansvile T. o., Mccklenburg County. Va,
Il. VI. JONES,
III, 20 .t, rbi.f H,,in.er