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2,l20 Prizes. S273,760
PRICE or CHANCES
Single Tickets $40, Half 50, Quarter
81 90, Eighths 81 20.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries. aud the
notes OF all specie paying banks received at
par.
IL Parcels OF Tickets are made in this
lottery by taking 90 tickets at random, but
in such manner that they contain one of each
of the 60 plumbers used, and as of these
numbers are drawn from the wheel and each
one is prize, al the least, of 10 dollars, il
follows that such parcel of 90 tickets must
OF necessity draw at least 50 dollars, less the
Is per cent. Gentlemen who prefer adven-
turing only for the prizes better than the low
er ones, and paying only the difference be-
tween the value of the tickets and what they
must Of necessity draw, can have certificates
emitting them to all the high prizes at the
following rates:
A certificate for 90 Whole Tickets, Sl32
do, 20 Halves, 90
do. 90 Quarters, SO
do 90 Eighths, Is so
- All letters by the mail (post pad) or by
private hand, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets, viii be as well attended 10 as a per-
sonal application at the Managers Office,
where the cash is always had for prizes as
soon as drawn Address TO
YATES + M'INTYRE,
NOV % Washington City.
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AT court continued and held for Buckingham county,
the 18th day OfNosember, 1895
ALBION M'Daniel q Co. Pits
against
Edward Patteson and Thomas T. Thornhi, admr d
Edward PattesOn, deed. Dcis
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Edward Pateson not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
Assembly and the rules OF this court and appearing
that the said Edward Is not nhabtant of this state
on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney, il Is Of
dered that the said absent defendant do appear here on
or before February court next and the plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed IN the Eirginian public paper printed IN the
town of Lynchburg for two months successfully, ana
that another copy be posted at the front door Of court
house Of this county. Copy-Teste,
l6 II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D, {.
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f-auGAR, COFFEE, &C. Just landed and io'
~ sale cheap.
4 bids best brown Sugar
do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
d do big white do
fiso, Pepper, Madder, Ginger, Indigo. Alum
Copperas, Spice, Cloves, &c. Epson o. Oiau
Der sars aud a few boxes best Teas
HLso, IFS sacks salt Liverpool hlled)
8 or 400 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, DC. &c.
dLso, Q hhds best Molasses. Apply 10
ANDREWS b. BROTHERS.
July 81
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NNfEW ST0RE.-The subscribers have just
IN opened, in the house formerly occupied by
Messrs. Leftwich Clayton, and directly oppo-
site the Virginian Office, large and well select
ed assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, Cutlery, &c. which they are
determined to sell at the most reasonable prices
They invite the public to give them call.
RANKIN & COLE.
Nov. Q. tsl3
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july 27.

yEN WD. BOILING, Attorney at Lar will in
IAl future regularly attend the Superior and
Inferior Courts OF Pittsylvania County. He
resides miles east of Campbell Courthouse.
Dec. T. otiI
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RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
a. reduced prices.
FOR F1LL 1926.

MfcKEE, ROBINSON T. co. feel plea
~ sure in announcing TO their friends and
ne public, The arrival OF upwards of 90 Pack
lges of Fall Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionahle Novelties of the season. In addition
neat assortment of China and Glass Ware
London cloths and cassimeres of superior
quality aud at very low prices
Cassinetts for servants wear al half their Tor
mer prices
Gamle; aud Plaid Cloaks of unusually full
si2 aud very low
adde's Plaid Closks, a comfortable winter
article.
lack Satin striped eros de Naples, new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses
L. and cold. fig d Silks, rich and desirable
shades
derino Shaels aud Scarfs 80 yds. long with
rich end figures
Splendid Gauze Barege and CHILEAN Silks of
every shade and price
Bobbnett Wells of the finest work and finish
~ iescrbable Calicoes' complete assOrt-
mcnl of the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet and shaded of
superior style
With great variety of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked for, enables
them TO hold out great inducements to their
town and country customers.
~ Country merchants are respectfully in
viied TO call and view their assortment,
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r GATHER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &c

n EATHER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &c.-
ID The subscribers have removed their Lea
ther Store TO the house recently occupied by
Messrs. Samuel Lancaster x Co. few doors "a
bove the marlset-housc, where they keep con
stantly on hand for sale on the most moderate
forms, u general and extensive assortment of
Leather, and other articles in their line They
expect to receive in n few days from New York,
$50 Spanish Hides, and
% Barrels Tanners, Oil,
For which skirting Leather neatly finished will
bcreceived in payment.
JOHN 4 CASWELL POE.
August 81. ia
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w ALUhBLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" wish 10 scA two Tracts of Land lying in
che county Of Campbell, one containing about
20m ceres, the other between 3 and 600 acres
Tie two tracts are separated uuly by a creelt
On the FIRST, On being the tIact on which | re-.
side, there are not more Than 3Ou acres of opcu
land, most of which has been cleared within n
few years. There Is now to clear large olrtu.
tity Of first rate Tobacco Land, nearly ali of
which lfos IN one body. This tract lies remark.
ably well being very little mduls,ed-,he water
hne, and the neishborhood healthy and aerees-
bic. The improvements are barge dwelling
house of rock, Kitchen smoke house. ice house.
&c. together with an oveiseer's house, and rood
tobacco houses all Of which are new. OF the o.
ther tract nearly half of il is open land X in 4,
high state Improvement, part of which is
Hat land oteeTy superior qQailg There is also
on II am excellent Mill Site, and a good orchard
OF well selected trai, trees, The improvement.
are two good dwelling houses about an half mile
apart, with all The usual out houses attached n
zach of them. | consider il unnecessary IA
describe the property IN more particular man
ner, knowing that those who are disposed 10 buv
will first view it--but by way of further induce
nlent, would state that, there is on these tracts
u large quantity of good meadow land, which !,
certainly considerable acquisition 10 them
All persons who are DESTROYS Of PURCHASING
che above property are particularly invited &c
call and view the same. The terms will b,
liberal and accommodating, and made known b,
the Subscriber living on the premises, about q
miles south from Lynchburg, and 9 south.eos
from Campbell c. House.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
N. B. The above land could be convenient,
divided into smaller tracts to suit purchasers.
July 81 ctf5l
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once
week till forbid, and forward their account to M
for payment. ~ w. p.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-.-On Satur-
~ day the 9th of next month, at the house
of the late Thomas Lain, in Bethel, Amherst
county, shall proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, at public auction, all the estate Of said
Thos. Lain, Of every denomination. consist
ing of slaves, stock, boats, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &C. &c
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
SAML. GARLAND, admr. of
Thomas Lain, deceased.
Nov OF, uJttdsi3
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!, y ~ s.--By sifsee o =, .
III eneeuledby John n#ncoest enthf s'
d. ~ octobei, 1873, aud duls ree'fdeH -
,teS,aerk .eltee OF the rus'iegs court o.
lyaehharg, TO the saascr'bers, Tor ihe nn'-
pe e II securing to Joseph Echels The pay,
mea, ef certain rents therein meniio"eo, +" 7"
be sold, OF fridss the Stu Jay oi fsnaa' y :
isa7. il lair, u not. the next fair Gay ihefea''
Ter. Al pat,iic auction, fof cash, on me p'''
mises, THREE LOIS OF GROUND IN ,hs
to~u OF l.ynohbarg. one containing on.
fourth ul an acre. Oh TENN street, psit o. ~,
NJ. aso--anoihcr containing one4eaf'h "'
a. acre, on an street aud first slley--and TIE
snirI. one whole lot, No. 2S5. And al the
door Of The Frauklin Hotel, on the same DAY,
aud Il NECESSARY, 10 be continued from day
90 dsy. will be sold for cash. Ali THE FUN
rlitRE conveyed In SAID deed, or SO much
ofihe said property, real and personal, a.
vii, he sufficient 20 satisfy the purposes OF
,he SAID deed of trust. Acting as trustees
w. s,l convey only such title as IS vested ~
US by said deed Of trust.
ABRAMR r. NORTH,
JAMES BENA6H,
Nov %. cihslB T. -
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Those Is having on them the 3D.,
9Th aud 9th Sd, 9Th aud Tlh; 3D.,
9TH aud 9Th I'd, 6ih and It'll Sd,
9Th and 9Th Sd. 18th and 9th; 9TH,
IN and 9Th ath, 9th and 7th 4ih,
9th and 9Th 4,h, 9Th and Th 4th,
ith and slh 4th, 18th aud 9Th 9th,
9th aud 7th =; 5th, 9th and 9Th 9th,
9Th aud 9Th, each, 1000
All other tickets (being 30) which
viii be found TO contain each three of
the drawn numbers, different from
either OF the preceding, each, 600
Those 50 tickets having on them,
the lst and I'd drawn numbers, 100
Those l04 tickets, having two of
The drawn numbers on them, 1. those
two the 80 and 4th, or 9th and 9th,
each, 90
All others with two of the drawn
numbers on them, being 1900 each, 90
Aud all tickets having any one of
the drawn numbers on them, being
lOooe, ench, 10
No ticket which shall have drawn a Prize
OF a superior denomination can be entitled TO
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the draw
ing, and subject to the usual deduction OF ID
Ver cant
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IbNUR sUANT to a decree of the County
* Court OF Bedford. we, the undersigned
commissioners, shall procee to sell, TO the
highest bidder, AT James Lancaster's shop, in
snid county, on Friday the 9Th day OF Janu.
sry, is2T, one tract of Land mentioned. in
saiJdeoree on tho waters of Back Creek, con
tanning $50 acres, more or less. The above
tract of land will be sold on credit of IA
mouths. the purchaser giving bond with ap.
proved security, and deed OF trust 10 secure
the payment thereof Those who wish 10 pur-
chose, can view the land and satisfy them
selves. DAVID W, QuARLES,
IA Es LANCASTER,
Dec Y. cAWls com'rs.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden at the Clerks Office oiho
superior Court OF Chancery for the Lynehburg pi''
trict, the 9th November, 1876.
Freedman Moore. Pt'
against
John d. Murrell, John Twedy, Charles Arlington anu
Garland, Walton & Penn, Deiis'
The defendants John Twedy and james Penn not nav
ing entered their appearance and given security aoo
ding TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court %
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are @
inhahants Of this eonntryl il ordered, that Tue ~.
defendants do appear here the first day Of Tire NJ
term and answer the h ofte plaintiff; and that af'i!
of this order be forthwith inserted in some neWspalF
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two mouths s
eeesiNcly and posted at the front door Of the eo"'
house in the said town
Copy-Teste,
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FIDDLERS.

IRHE subscriber has the pleasure Of infor.
ming Musicians and the public general.
w, that he has received direct from N. York.
a very large supply Of VIOLIN STRINGS, su
perior 10 any ever offered in this market, and
equal If not superior 10 any IN the world,
which he will sell veay low for cash.
Nov % NohIH
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NZf EW-LONDON ACADEMY-The Trus-
IN tees of the New-London Academy have the
pleasure of informing the public that they have
engaged the Rev. Nicholas Ii. Cobbs to take
charge of this institution the ensuing year,
The exercises ofthe school will commence the
LIST Monday in January next In this academy
will be taught all the branches Of liberal Eng
lish education, embracing Grammar Arithmetic,
Geography, with the use OF the Globes, Ancient
and Modern History, the Elements of Natural
Philosophy, and Chemistry, Geometry and Alge-
bra-Also the Latin, Greek and French Ian
guages. Terms of tuition, fifteen dollars per sesS
sion, payable in advance. Board can be had in
gcnteel families contiguous to the Academy, up
on the most moderate teims-Mr. Cobhs will al
50 accommodate a few boarders at the Academy
The legislature having authorised the Trustees
to raise considerable funds for the endowment,Of
the Academy, they are now in the exercise of
their powers and have contracted with me
chanic of responsibility to put al the buildings
connected with the institution in good repair.
October 20. tlmJl2
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90 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
THH0MASJ. DUVAL, has lately received
- 60 Packages of Drugs and Medicines, a.
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AT court continued and held for Buckingham county,
the 18th day OIL November 1896
Albion III Daniel & Co. Pits.
against
Stuart Patteson, and Thomas T. Thornhill, admr Of
Edward Patteson decd Delif,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Stuart Patteson moi having entered hs
appearance and given security according the acto A.
sembiy and the rules of this court and il appearing hai
the said Stuart is not nhabant of this Staeon h9
motion oihe plaintiffs by their attorney, il is oeffu
that the said absent defendant do appear here on o. M
lore February court next, and the plaintiffs m
and that copy of this order be forthwith published >
srglnlan, public newspaper printed in the town.
Lynchhurg for two months successfully and that NJ
Their copy deposited the trout door ofthe c0urthoe
this county Copy--Testc,
10 Il. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D. {.
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A\fO1ICE.--l offer for sale my tract of land,
III within seven miles of Lynchburg, contain.
ing one hundred and sxty-seVen and half acres,
by recent survey. This land is equal to any in
the parts, and well improved, has on it good
manufacturing mill all complete, with one pair Of
burr stones, and two pair country stones, and
or nshlng machine for the purpose of corn and
plaster; likewise good saw mill, and a new
distlllery, just put in operation, by which may be
made eighteen gallons OF whiskey per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighbourhood, and the
country grist is not surpassed by any in this part
OF the state. Any one wishing to purchase may
be accommodated by applying TO the subscriber
living on the premises
JAMES MARTIN.
May Is. ts7s
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cora,-h,s Remedy for The piles.

Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.
VnHE Madeleine nov offered TO tue public
Is one which has been fully soolecte
20 The infsllihle test Of experience and N e.
very instance where II has been fsirly tried,
IL has b en- attended with the mosl complete
success In seme CT the cases, the patients
bad been sboriue under Tho disease for years,
and during that period had received the bes'
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage It's mol Qike those usually adj
ver,ised,) offered as certain cure tor long
catalogue Of disease, but those afflicted with
tls' complaint, for which alone II Is recon
u,4aded, may RELY with confidence upon OBJ
,aining relief, even in lis worst forms, IN
short time, and they themselves are ihr best
judges of the importance Of such remedy -
Price so cents pet boz, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
~he subscriber IL appointed Agen, for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
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YrlOR SALE OR RENT, the Franklin Hotel
= in the town of New-Glasgow, in the county
of Amherst As house of entertainment, this
is equal to any in the upper country. The bull
dings are large and convenient, and promise
great advantages to any person disposed to en-
bark in that kind of business: also several tracts
of land in the counties of Amherst and Nelson,
which lands are well adapted to the culture of
corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July Of ts5l
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=, oak sfNprny-The subseriber hes ,.,e

- ooK sfNDfnY The subscriber s '' o. ',o as's
l,a,I., winch enables btu 20 do al WORK, IA
thar line. with neafaess and dispatch. lie has
received direct ifem Philadelphia, very large
Supply of paper OF ver5 > % quality, "tieh
ensl,es hiIn 10 DO any ssid = Blank h0rA at a
initiuie's neiice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pun
tic geuersi,, may 81, ga having my "o1h Oh
deied Of me, faibiuli. done and made on. OF 'ie
bsst naiei.sls and al very .Ow pfices.-fefsohs
wishing books bouad are iequcsied 10 bring them
forward immediately am somewhat at les.
nre and can do them much better than when
am pushed With work The public are further
informed that bind books ~ much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done al IN tins
pant of the country, ana in much more superb
or manner. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Eph . ISL
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Nov. 27

a GREFABLY 10 an order OF the wor-
~. Sinful Court of Bedford County, made
Of their November term, 1926. ! shalt eI.
posv 70 sale on the premises, the 9Th day OF
Jsnsary next, on n credit OF one, two, and
thfee years, a Tract of Land containing 17O
Acres, belonging to The estate Of Edith Hutch.
81, dee (adioinng her late resdence.) A pat
OF this tract ia said to be valuable tobacco
land. PETER HUNTER, Conn.
Dec. u odslo
1lTAMMERING CURED l--llaving WITNESS
~ ed the extraordinary success which has at
tended the instruction of Mr.. l.. Gibbs, in cases
OF Stammerng We take pleasure IN recommend.
ing him to the confidence of the public.
JOHN CROMWELL,
SAMUEL BAKER. NJ. d.
Professor Maieria Medica, University of Ma.
ryland. NAIHL. POTTER, NJ. ID.
Professor Of Theory l. Practice OF Medicine,
Uni. Of Maryl'd. RID. w. HALL. NJ ID.
Prof Obstetrics L. Diseases Of Children, Uni
versity Of Md TH0s. w. GRIFFITH Esq.
Baltimore, Aug. 1925.
MR. HAYDEN, acting asa special agent for
Mr. l.. Gibbs, Principal OF the Baltimore lnsii-
tuition for the cure OF StnmmerIng aud other
impedimen,s Of speech, and having been fully
instructed by him in all the requisite quallhca
tons necessary 20 the discharge OF a duty 40
important, begs leave most resp ctil'lly 10 offer
bis services To such as are unfortunately labor
ing under the affecting and often distressing
embarrasanents Of stammerng in speaking
From the experience which Mr. II. has already
bad, aud the success he has met with in relieving
those who have applied to him, he feels war.
ranted in the assurance that, by a strict and
scrupulous attention 10 his instruction and re-
NEEDLES, there is NOT a case in the State OF Viz.
gina thar be cannot correct, and that il seldom
requires but few days only, in order 10 effect
II. The annexed certificate, together with its
signatures is deemed all that is necessary TO sat.
isiy The public:
HAVING witnessed with astcnishment, the
complete success which has attended the instruc-
ton of Mr. C, Hayden. ior the relief of one Of
our citizens, in a case of stalnmerng We take
pleasure in recommending him to the confidence
ofall who are abourmg under that serious AZ,
Fiction, CHARLES CARTER, NJ. d.
II MASslE, VI d.
w. +. GOOCH, NJ ID
Ii. BRAMiAM, NJ ID.
Charlottesville, Oct. 1896.
n. b. Persons wishing To avail themselves of
the present opportunity, would do well TO apply
70 Mr.. II. at the Bel 1dpern as early as may be-
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NOV. - NSio
NMfRS. T e. RANDOLPH, proposes to es-
NJ tablish Boarding School for Young La
dies, in New London, Campbell county.
Terms for session of ten months, commencing
the 9th of October, 1926, and ending the 9th
Board 500
Tuition in the English branches, including
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geogra-
ply, History, Chronology, Arithmetic.
and plain Needlc-Work, do
French, 90
Spanish, %
Drawing, 90
Nashng and Mending. %
tiuSic, per half session, %
Dancing, per quarter, IL
Each boarder will furnish her own bed, bed
ding and towels.
For day Scholars.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, 2
1t is thought proper TO state that any one or
all. OF the above enumerated branches will be
taught, as parents or guardians may direct
where no directions TO the contrary are given,
they will all in turn come under our course of in-
1 struction isl Aug. 10
lSr AND AND SLAVES for Sale on Credit
| II Win be sold, on the first day OF January,
1927, at the late residence of John Pace, in the
| county of Henry, the tract OF land on which the
said Pace died, containing between i've and six
hundred acres. This land lies upon Smiths Ri
yer and is well adapted to the culture of grain
and tobacco. Attached to this tract Of land is
the best Fishery in the county of Henry At
the same time seven OF eight valuable slaves will
he offered for sale. Also several horses, &c. &c.
A credit of twelve months will be given, upon
the purchasers giving bond and security for the
personal estate and bond and personal security
together with deed of trust upon the land TO Sc
cure the amount of the several purchases.
II the day set apart for this sale should no,
be fair, the property will be sold Me next fair
day thereafter.
SANFORD REAMEY,
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NNHEAT.--i viii give the bisi..
W price for wheat delivered n, H., .. -.
water Mills IIDlFso@ So, w siae,.
Nov. y. III.
cisl4
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iel UNAWAY, BILL, about 81 years old, very
~ black, about five feet ten inches high strong
ly built has an impeachment in his speech, and
very bushy head of hair; he had on blye broad
cloth coat, corduroy pantaloons, black fur hat
aud laced boots He left my house. near Ward )
bridge on the morning of the Both October, and
was seen about y O'Clock of the same morning at
the forks of the road near the Yellow Branch,
aud was observed to take the road leading to
Campbell courthouse There is no doubt that
be is aiming for the state of Maryland, where he
was raised. He will probably aim for Lynch
burg first, and from thence either down the river
to Richmond, and from thence by water to Bati-
more, or from Ly nchburg across the country by
Fredericksburg lie came from Mary land by
Fredericksburg and Gainesville, and may at
tempt to return by the same route. reward
of thirty dollars shall be paid, besides legal fees,
to wh9msoeyer will take him up and secure him
in Jail, or bring him to my house.
JOHN B. RUTLEDGE.
" The Richmond Enquirer wif~publish the
above till forbid and their account shall be paid
by me, living near Wards bridge, on application.
October Il. ts21 j. Il. X.
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II MAsSIE, VI D.
w. +. G0OCH, NJ. d
Ii. BRAMiiAM, NJ. ID.

Charlottesville, Oct. 1896.
y. d. Persons wishing TO avail themselves Of
the present opportunity, would do well TO apply
70 Mr.. II. atthc Bel Eruern, as early as may be.
Richmond, Nov 30. c3wls