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HOUSE OF INCONSISTENCIES

MCNDAN, tb8EJAEi 2
hIr. Williams, 81 y. e.. made y report
on tie petition Of Benap,in Berry. ao-
companicd BY bill iof bis relief; AM
also report on tie peii;ioa &C Miller 4.
Baker, accompanied also hv 2 1915 ~.
their relief. These bills we.c fsice fs.sG
and committed.
MIR Sewiay,i, from the coumitiec IN
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PAl.ANH

WANTED, eight or ten thousand feet Of wide PLANK
" oil an inch and quarter and about the same GUAM
ty an inch and half thickor floors Of lumber hous
es Apply to r. M SJZPR
FebrnaTy3. st.tf
a FEW copies of the REVISED BILLS neatIy half
January 70. sl vst
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SNaMisM NiAes

4 ME THOUSAND heavy SPANISH utDRs. NJ very
- prime quality, just received ana f.y sale
Wa. SHEPHERD, t1Li st.
'hh"eiS H.
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Taken uD.

county OF Chesterfield, residing about miles from
me town OF Manchester, the turnpike road spared
SOW with white and black spots, with crop and half
crop III the right the left apparently disgured
py the dogs-and Appraised to eight dollars.
February 3. SO 81.
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AOST,

A NorE,drawn by J. McCally VIM Williams, and 10.
nathan hcken, for s 1852 II cenis dated the slst
day OF August, 1916 aud made payable the suhscr
beers diving in Piadephia 40 days after date at the
virginia Saline Bank il CiarksbnTg. The public are here
by Cautioned against receiving the same.
Comfy ALLEN
December 20. 6stf
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Notice.

h'HE subscriber has appointed Mr. John Napier OF Flu
wanna TO tIansac; his business during his temporary
Aoseucr IRON inns STATE JOHN r. LYLE.
December O.. az Am
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PartnershiD.

Partnership.
FSHE subscribers have formed and taken
for the present the house lately the occupancy Of
Messrs Edmund Taylor & Co. door above the FARM
es Bauk where they tender their services the public
~ AUCrIoNEERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
under the firm of ". C. & G. CLARKE.
W.B CLARKE
CHASTN. CLARKE,
CIV. CLARKE.
February s. s7tf
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pOYXTICAA.


Extracts from Gope,nor DE Wiz Ciimfon's
Speech, to tie Legislature Of NeW York.
Delivered OH the 2Tth Instant.
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Notice.
WanteN lNrAyNiaie(y.

ITO superin end Tobacco Factory & Stelnmey about
n 50 mules above the city OF Richmond, I0Hhg J11
WIS has heen regularly bred to the business one thus
qualified who produce satisfactory references as To
character may hear of advana situation by ap
plying to ANDERSON, BLAIR x ANDERSON
JhDuary IL. 7gu
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During the revolution in that country,
MIR. Wardrop Supplied the government
with -four and bread-stuf. for which he
was compelled TO take treasury certifi-
Gates Cibrances.) Since the return oftliat
tigoted monarch, he has been at Madrid.
endcavoring TO redeem the lost credit Of
lis hoase, by obtaining payment for these
certificates; bat being probably 100 ur-
gent OF troublesome, and wanting a VIC
tim after the release of Meade, they have
seized upon Wardrop as substitute, and
until lac abandOns his claim, lie may ex-
pect TO remain in confinement.
Ii is rot to be denied that the general
system OF government, as now pursued by
Spain. has rendered her hateful TO every
liberal na!ion. The storm which has for
many years been rolling over her bead,
will break at last, and either dissolve that
tyrannical, yetiinbecile, moRarchy, or in
troducc ID new order of things. Certain
1t is, that OUR affairs, at present, dO- mol
promise a tranquil Termination Nat. ADV.
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free aud independent states of North Anne
RIGA, and without giving credit 10 every
rumor that Is hastily put in circulation:
yet. we cannot find any great difficulty
IN forming a conjecture OF their having
anticipated III their mission the arrival Of
SiRtiar commissioners from EiUopcon nations
we shall not pretend TO say, that the
,1otive which is assigned by common ru-
NOR, Is well founded or not We have be-
to G us Tie message OF the president of,le
United States, transmitted 10 both hous-
es OF congress, OH The 18th of December
last, in which lie poiRts out his motives
Tor sending commission. composed of
distinguished persons, to all the ea:,ern
coast Of South America. In this message
lie lays II down as principle, that the
government oil the United States has not
considered the revolt of the Southern A.
mt ricans, wbe had declared themselves
independent in lie light IF a rebellion.
but as civil war between Two indepe,,-
dent states, who had a right Ia claim from
the United States neutral policy /; this
message anticipated that this struggle be-
tween Spain and her ancient provinces
would become very Interesting 10 lie Uni
ted States, aid HAT II was natural iiatb his
ieliow citizens should feel sirosg syupa-
tines Tor their neisbbors of the same co.i-
tineni, &c.
The mission probably has for lis OBJ
jects-
FIRST. TO acquire correct infnrn alton
concerning every thing here which can
be interesting 10 The United States.
Second. 10 communI, ale erejaSti,leas
OF the feelings and sentiments oil HE peo-
pie of the north, aud the arTiesble dispo-
sliion 81 thai government towards both
the contendIng parties.
Ihlrd, TO assure the necessary respect
ior IT'S commerce in every port and by
every flag.
We are not aware that The commission
ers have had any conferences will, our
government In consequence of such in
siructions.
e5-The article then takes up an ESSAY.
which appeared in Georgetown paper,
aud argues upon it, al too great length
for present insertion.
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PLAGUE IN INDIA.

From the English papers it appears GER
tam, that soon after the British army i'm
India took the field to reduce the reirac-
tory powers. the Plague, Git can scarcely
receive any other name,) broke out i'm the
camp with most awful violence. On the
hrst day, no lcss>tiian 81 died, aud on the
second nearly 6OO-tlie dead and diving
strewing every road. Though the NOR.
tally was principally confined TO the ma
tiyes, the Europeans were not exempt, aud
even the Marquis Of HASTINGS, and his
household, did not escape the attacks of
the pestilence. Eighteen of his servants
died. The progress of the disorder, il
also appears, was checked, by the use of
laudanum and brandy. The panic which
tins disease occasioned is not easy TO be
described. Despair added 10 lis viru.
ience, and men, apparently in sound
health, were seen TO fall instantly on The
attack, and TO die in few minutes. AT
the last dates the progress of the scourge
was stayed. The objects of its attack
were the followers of the army.
The reader may form some idea of the
pomp OF war" in India, and tile amount
OF what are called the '' followers of the
army" by the following extract ola letter
from British officer, written on the jun
Ma, Oct. 81, 1917:
The whole of the army now in the
field consists Of fen divisions, each of a.
bout 10, 900 men. We are advancing from
the three Presidencies towards the same
point with the finest army ever perhaps
heard of in India. The Governor. G enc
raj is with our division, which is about
$4,000 strong, with 60 pieces of cannon.
The camp followers ofihis division alone
amount TO 81, 900. For the carriage of the
baggage OF our regiment, we have 40 ele-
plants and 100 camels every elephant
has two keepers, aud two camels one. OF
us there are 81 officers present, among
whom there are $40 servants every horse
IN the regiment has two attendants, one
as groom, the other 10 provide grass !:
these alone amount to 400, besides 100
for the mess, and 800 for the Bazaar to
supply the provisions in all, for our re-
giment alone, about $500 followers, be-
sides their wives, children, &c.
The Marquis of Hastings travels in a
most princely style; he has $50 elephants,
and 400 camels, besides state elephants
splendidly accoutred, having superb solid
silver hOwders or castles on their backs.
There are now actually SO Raiahs and
independent cbieitains Of various ranks
on their way TO pay their respects to the
Marquis. Some of them indeed are al
ready III camp. The Governor General
IN fact is now as great man as ever The
Great Mogul was" Boston Cent.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Boston, July Q. The Queensbury
Packet arrived at Halifax June 18th, and
brought London papers TO Nav %. Ac-
counts, excepting the marine news, not
very interesting. Her Majesty, the Queen
OF England, had been seriously indispes-
ed, and though recovering from her i'm
mediate illness, WAS thought TO be in so
pTecarlous state, as TO cause question
TO be brought forward, in the House OF
Lords, concerning the Custody of the
Kings person.. The Duke Of yelling.
ion had sent his household aud equipage
from Paris to Cambray and was expect
ed to follow Immediately, having COM
pleted The arrangement of smart money
with Tie French soveTnment-TlIe French
Chambers closed their session on The 10Th
May 1.-The negotiations between Rus
STA and the Porte, are completely al a
stand. A beautiful palace of lie king of
Saxony, situated on the Elbc, aud many
fine buildings in Copenhagen and Pome-
rama, have been destroyed by fire. "A
tavern iracas took place in Cambray, be-
tween some French and English officers.
on The subject Of The battle of Waterloo,
in which several lives were lost.
The British government have ordered
The building Ola number oflarge frigaies,
~ hhhitl Olh anu OtIcT
Al gun frIgates in our navy.
A change is talked OF in the Cabinet of
France, in which the seals are to be given
TO Nj. Lame; the two Departments OF the
Interior and Police, to NJ. de Cazes, and
The Finance TO M. Vilele.
There are three topics Of congraiulation
IN France Isl, the promise of an album
daui harvest; I'd, the approaching depar-
turture Of the allied troops; Sd, the sirik-
ing improvement OF the revenue, ofwhich
the last quarter, as compared with The
corresponding quarter OF the year 1917,
has increased by the sum of 4,46I ,696
francs.
The Halifax and New Brunswick Free
Port Bill has been received it is limited
to three years. lGaz.
The Spanish government, after having
been driven 10 the release Oi MIR. Meade.
have not abandoned their hated policy,
but have seized upon another American.
aud imprisoned him in common iaii--
MIR. JAMgs W. WARDROBE, Of Richmond.
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TOMB OF JESUS.

The Mussulmen in Palestine have taken
possession of the Holy Sepulchre in Je-
rusaiem and the Able Forbin Janson
has proceeded To Cons,amiinopie, to re-
claim from the Grand Seignior the keep
ins ct the Tomb Of Jesus. 1t produces an
annual income of 2G0, ZOO.
Ina late Calcutta paper, we perceive a
description of the great gun which was
taken by the British III the fort Of Agra,
when IT surrendered 10 Lord Lake, in
October 1903. II is called a one thousand
.rss hundred brass psmdsr. The prize a.
gents at Calcutta, valued the metal "a
lone, al I00,eo0 rupees. Ii was intended
to have been forwarded to England, and
witl'.fhat view II was, after great labor,
got down as far as the bank Of the river
Jumna, but no boat could be found suf-
ficient for It's safe conveyance 10 Calcut-
Ia. London paper.
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I'D OBERr & HALL NELSON & CO. are nowreceiv
h ing part of their spring Goods, and by the earliest
arrivals will complete their assortment of staple as well
a. fancy arcles. Among those already received are
superior Nankin Grapes
! do. do. tsnihored & embroidered do. do Shawls
do. elegant India workbsxes
| do. PArasos aud Umbr elias
81. undressed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, null and
book Muslins--ITisb Sheetings-Linens-Long Lawns
blue and yellow Naukeens-Cottons--Ca smeres-York
mat Carpeting, &c.&c.
. Aprit2i. ftr ii3u
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EAkEN UP by the subscriber, living H. the county Of
HoOchiand, on the river road, about four mites
OeIow tne courthouse, on the goth inst. BLACK MARE
aD"osed TO he sixyears old, about four feet eleven
nen small star IN her forehead, with white
streak on the inside Of her Ie hind foot sbod be6se
Io.s ls.u'aly, aud has the marks Of the collar-Ap
Ps sa,t" :" ~ oo'Iats ia. W. PLBASANTS.
-- ss"uy T..si'
NOTICE The snbscTiLe5s 5sSi,-o c,e-ec,@e ,Eo,
- stlTfS ~ tue COMMISSION AND GROCERY
BOsiNess ~ ClafksvlIe under the firm Of Birchen
Bayt8f ohef their services their friends and the
public They will pay particular auenfion ,o ,bs in
sPe0,Vn o. loDacco aud from their acquaintance with
De culture ana proper management Of Thai article and
Dth. sl'.ieu W the centre Ola famous tobacco com.
Wy hd'ler themselves they will he able to give general
fsusiact"n TO those who may favor them win orders
whcl VIII enable them receive aud ssfely
4uahies 81 merchandise and prodhce and intend Leep.
iHg seaefal supply Of CROCERIES.
- VIZ. BIRCHRTr
'"t ~ Hwl2W' ,. BAPTIST.
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TINE PROPRlRToRS fndiDg il their interest to move
TO The western country, offer for sale r wO TRACTS
OF LtND-One called Ja,nes 1fartins on Jones's
creek, IN FowhaIan couny-The other called Smiths
SaTN, on branch Of said Jones's creek In said cou.
~, on which there is miil-Both tracts adjoining .
shey wan be sold separately or together, may hest
oait such as may be inclined pUchase They together
s0nlaln near nine hundred acres. They will he offered
Ior SAFE publicly Gf not previously privately sod) at
roWhatan Courthouse, UedNesd0y, The 10th ddy of
otpss1Oer neat, that being Powhatan court day.Tho
IAhd has generally very good foundation is productive
Ano now considerable proportion OF IL well with
REQ Grover ANY person wishing to purchase 1t is pre-
sumed, will view the land before the day Of sale The
terms VIII be made known on the day, before II re-
qunedIhis land Is certainly we'll worth The attention
OF any one fsnd Offarnng.It is believed, too that
sDNhS Tract contains considerable body Of coal
indeed the whole neighborbood 1t supposed is edded
WIN coal. THOSE CONCERNED.
1uiF o.
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Il AND FOR SALE.-A great bargain may be hse IN
IL my Tract Of Land in the county of Fiuyanna,
the town of Columbia The tract contains between four
ana five hundred acres with a small plantation and
sundry farm houses IT, The land is Of good quality,
and abounds with ne nkeT il quite convenient to
navigation, and TO several grist mills 1t will
be shown by Col. James Quares, who lives near
whom, To the subscriber, living ia the city of Rich
nIond, application may be made for the sale
MAY 20. 7-I6t ROBERT QUARLES.
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felfo,o Spring Montgomery county, Va
5E subscriber again tenders his sincere thanks TO his
n friends for the encouragement given him at this
establishment, aud informs them that he will, during
Tue approaching season. personally atesdto the duties,
and DO all in his power render the time Of those who
may visit him. pleasant and agreeable his celebrated
water is now well known that he deems il useless for
him to say any thing III its praise. Gentlemen eminent
IN the practice of medicine, have pronounced that
Justly deserves public notice."
During the season this property will be offered foi
sale, when very advantageous bargain may he had.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
y
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brave and honest man. The man who
will defend his rights at home, is tie he
70. He may fall, but he will never be for
gotten.
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The .iamestOrcn Femaie Seminary Lottery.
MYTH pleasure can say that the late change in hs
w scheme has been approved Of by the public, aud
the demand for tickets has ncreased.-Tbe Literary
Fund has taken iaree quantity of the unsOld tickets
there reinains few still hand on the opening the
wheel tickets wall advance, and viii Continue du-
ring tue drawing Tickets viii be sold, warranted
drawn, aud prizes taken IN payment Every pains will
be taken u give the earliest information aveHurers
by addressinga line TO VIM. White, Esq postmaster
jamestown or the subcriber, QetteTs post pad.)
Tickets fvrwar5. I'd rs usual.
EDMUND BOOKER ,@4geat.
jamestown, June 20. IG..6t
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ID OANoKE NAVIGAIION.-rhe sIock deIs IN the
-kN Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
in their second inslamen requested do forth
wth-Those persons who have been authorized open
Books of subscription for the taking up ofsock
Virginia charter, well those still holding books
opened under that of North Carolina requested
return them Immediately TO the snbsI Tiber alifax
N. c. X. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
HALIFAX, ~. C.. ApTl24.
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DOBERT C. SCOTT, -dftoraey at Lan-Having
IA removed from Williamsburg will hereafter prac-
tce superior and inferior held in the city
Of Richmond and in the superior court Of chancsIy
held i'll Wainsburs.-His once is on street, a few
doors above the Virginia and Farmers Bank in the
building of MI. McKim.
Nav 5.tf
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ffoR SALE or EXCHANGE, ON reasonable teTms ),
Tor real property in the city Of Ricbisond in its
vicinity, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND in the state Of Kentucky.
For sale, also, a tract Of fIFrY ACRES OF LAND
near fuekahoe creek, in the county Of Henfico but
snort distance above the confluence of the creek with
James river.This latter tract of land is believed TO
contain quantity OF coal any tract OF like size
on either side OF Jamesriver any where the wa.
ters thereof Along with the tract will be sold and con
Veyed full right Of ngress egres and regrsss
out OF more In an two hundred adjoining fifty
win privilege in perpeuiiy of searching fOI digging
and carrying away all coal that may be found the said
adjoining land. ON the 6ty acres Of land cOaE has
actually been found.
her. afEx MrKAP
July 3. ~ ~
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THRUST DEED-SaSecf Negroes. a.. nv v;,,,. of
deed OF trust dated 9TH March 1917 executed by
nopert Pleassnts OF Powbaan, conveying to the sub
setpeI certain property Tor the purpose Of The
SUN OF 81 oce therein mentioned fte sold on I,o,
aay, Che lsfh Jnfyn eIf, at Fine Greek Mills in Pow
na.ah county IL hkey N,stoes, Horses and a au2n
tity OF iiousehold Furniture for cash f
WILLIAM S. DANCE, Trustee.
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l,-t.
.1"e 70. ia..ids
hbLh LAND FOR SALE, ia Goochfand coua.
A. yEne uac, ~ zoS acres adjoining the lands of
or Humphrey Parrish, VIM G. Pondexter, Eco and
:. o,epue" "e"usoh-aii wood land, ana will most OF
- ."s 'opacco-ustsnce miles fton James river s
,no,s oe"'a"" courthouse, ana 50 miles from Rich.
"'Y Y. .,
Vne olh.f tract near the above, containing 27o acres
w vuJs..ns ,e snas OF VIM bru@rght. Hases estate,
no. .p"eu Wouusoh ana otheis- This land about
cept lew acres of meadow ard and most of the
@ WI. pfonuee tooacce-Piats of the land may be
-. - ~ ~, w o"ee "' hefoh SinoE {; CO. At time
a.ei ,e nfst OF next month. An agent will attend in
ne neiehootsooa 10 shew the landto persons inclined
!" puIcm'se
IL VIII be sold without any Limitations for cash TO be
pau on the ioth DAY alter The SALE when convey
VIII DC MADE.
NC sa'es WIN 'aAe place al Soochand courthouse
ofoNsoys fufR Jnty rsrf being corrt day.
80, ~ Greer g tse proprietor,
."oo - .. tue TAO: TAYLOR, <5ncti0neer.
Valuable GIoyre.yny o,, TI,.a,J r-------y-
NY vir,,e ~, g., -. -, -. ''"' JU S"fe.
ID well and kii,ahs,h 4, bis 80, ~, W oseI.oh Sea
hrarint, daie ,h. ,o,, ~, % "'e '" Tue SUBSCRIBER,
in Nh. County c, ~, "a, W ue"s. 1910 ana recorded
of certain sums Of n " seIue Tue payment
I2fh nm .f 1yc',.I , y, s'' VI beH"tSday, fhe
h,r hes, Si3,,., So 49, on lne premises sell to the
of lam i'm a.. IA 49,, "o'sy '""t 'ainhoe iKACl
aso ,r,es ,,i " uee, mentioned containing about
each. side Of Tho ma, '' y, o"uees'ei sho OF
Town In Tho con',b.'"s 49,, teauiie i"ti oonctster
former MAGE - $50 ' o"' nilieS rom tue
and good ,it,, made -, a., M ue give" immediately,
49, ~ -'"' pun eI nhe, $50
Jnue a6 N'ND yoNcS.
~ =
valuable Estates near OJauoe C0urfbouse
yEyITH n yicyy To extri,a,e h;n,sel, n, . 80, 80,
w from the tiIiicui,ies IN which h.. 10 ;n,s ~,
subscriber has DETERMINED 10 s,aIs sal, ~ H. 80 ' &c
his LANDED EST srE in the ,ontv os n,ann. 49,. vi
ton on Jfonday me jOfh 1.,s,,,f ,,srt w ""'
The safe will take place az Orange eonr,house y, ,b
day if fair IL moi on the drs ,.i do,
afterwards IL will co,lnenre Win H. -, ". . ""y
the courthouse which has b,en DIVIDED into H., go
rate tracts and be continued nom dax ~ a. ~,
home tract has so hen Y;Sa IT,, ga, ~ ~ u"y' nc
will be preferred. ~ " " 'e
The varions ADVANTAGES which h.l,no ., ,,,o -,
are already well Known In, with Us ~ , ,anus
PLANTATION in partcnIar cont,n; 49,, 'ooo ne no'e
which two thirds are cleared il is nehny n,o,s ,hs
justice TO t to state that ii has been tos n,ny ya
spared from exbaustine crons and havino had ;b ID
vantage of a meorati system of husbsndIS Inv ,h.
sa af r. and l,t
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June26.

WILL BE SOLD, upon the premises, ON the Isf d0I,
w Of august neat, on credit Of &, o, x IL months
TWO LOTS, in the town of Manchester lying on each
SIDE the Main street. leading from Brooks Old Tavern
TO Mayos Bridge, (Which escheaed to the
Dy tue death OF John McLeud.) There are valuable
improvements on said lots, which may be divided to
suit purchasers.
Also, gu tue 9th OF said month"; will he sold on the
same terms, acres of LAND, with its appurtenances
lying on the turnpike road about 6 or miles above
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with approved security will be re.
CURED, ana lieu ON the said lots and land to secure
the payments.
By order 9fthe Erecufiue,
ID TT
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AVE have this day disposed OF stock goods and
w discontinued business, except the dual settle.
'hent oil our accounts. ANDERSON & DABNEY.
shall continue at the stand heretofore occupied by
Anderson Dabhey, to sell, for cash or town accep
lance STAPLE GROCERY ARTICLES, Piersons nails
and cottoayarns from The Union Mandatory Of Mary
land. WIN. ANDERSON
May 80, 1918. ar
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TT Tie EN0uiRERis published twice week, gene.
ssliy n,id three mes week during the session OF The
STATE LssiutrsPrCe, the same as heretofore, FSve
oiiars per anaui, payable in advance Notes OF Char
iered Banks, (oaiy) will be received in paymeat Tie
Editor with guarantee The safety OF remng them by
p.s the postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
n No paper will he discontinued, hut a, the discre
Of the Editor until all arreaages haze been paid up
,hail receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -t.t
n One Sqxgre-fDst Insertion, IS ceSts--each
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement Inserted until IL has either been
paid for assumed by some person ia this city orits
eNy
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ASARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.-Tbe president
aud directors have declared dividend Of four and
quarter cent, for the last six months which after
the usual deduction, will be paid TO the stockholders
the 18th inst. WIN. NEEFRVis. Casb'r.
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