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EHERE is A CHANCE-For all YOU that have a
IL fine colt dropped last Spring, by Hedgefrd Fyldc
Lance, Silverheels, Star Tom Brown A Sweep
stake, mile heats, open till the LIST of June next 5000
entrance 500 forfeit to be run the Pincy Grove
Course Charlotte county, Va, in the Fall after they ar
years old. Confined TO the get of the above named
horses ony-now eight subscrbers-and we expect 90
or so more This Stake is worth the attention of any
gentleman thatha colt not only for the benefit of the
purse, but the reputation of his colt. Any gentleman
can make his entry by addressing line to
HEZEKIAH McCARGO, Proprietor
Wylllesburg, Charlotle Co, Va, Dec. IL. G7-tf
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EBANK OF ViRGINIA.--rhc annual meeting Of
q - the Stockholders will be held at tic Banking
house, on Monday the 9th Of January rcxt
Il. ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
December itl 1894. Cl-td
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UN CHANCERY- VIRGIxIA--In the County Court
FL of Prince Edward:
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff.

BN tANCERY-VIRGIxIA--In the County Court
FL of Prince Edward
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff
against
Edward Redford, administrator of Augustus Watson
Joseph Price and Sarah b. his wife Elizabeth Watson
MARY Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife
Joseph Watson and Dorothea his wife Thomas T. Wat
SON. Robert Strange and Elizabeth his wife, and Sarah
"a D. watson Defendants.
Some of the defendants are non residents of this
state, and the residence of others known they
are scattered IN different counties The plaintiff hereby
notifies them all that he WILL in person. or by attorney
apply to the Honorable William Leigh JUDGE of tie
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the
county OF Prince Edward for writ of certorari to re-
move the above named from the County Cont of
Prince Edward to the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for said county The application TO be made
at the residence of Judge William Leigh in the county
of liait1, the twenty fifth day of February next to
w.t. 1895. PHILIP WOOIDSOV
Hanover County, December 4. 6I-w4w
%I OIICE-The co-partnership of SAML. SfIEP-
1N HERD ~ Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent-SAMUEL SHEPHERD is authorized TO close t,o
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, . 800 chairman NJ ice f0cUffv
7. S. The annual Examination Of the school Iii
commence the 18th Of December which ali ncrsc,
interested are invited to attend w II m
January B. ~ -2t-sg5ag
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EXAMINERS BANK Or vIRGINlA--fiie annual
X meeting of the Stockholders, Uf do election of Bi
rectors Tor the Bank, and tor the Discount and
Depositc will be held "Wednesday The I'll of January
next VIM. NEKEnNIS. Cashier. :.
Dec "a, 1881. Gl-2awtd
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n OTlCE-Will be sold, to the highest bidder, for
3 cash, at Chesterfield Court House. on the second
Monday in January next, Chat being Court Day) two
very likely young Negroes-onc belonging to the
OF Hudson Johnson and the other the estate Jcre
miah Hancock, deed SlLAS CHEATHAM
Deputy tor d. Heisigcr, late Sheriff and such cdmr
Jan. s. 73-3tN
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| EINARMERs' BANK OF vIRGINlA---fiie annual
n meeting of the Stockholders, f election cf BIZ
rectors for the Bank and for tho Oea OF Dsccna and
Depsc, will be held "Wednesday The ~, of January
WNI NEKEny f,nsL;rrs
Dec Cd 1884 Ci-z2awtd
EPANK OF viRGINIA--'rhc annual meeting Of
= - the Stockholders will be held at The Banking
house, on Monday the 9Th of January ncxt.
December 9TH, 1894. Gl-td
TEvHE Annual General Meeting of The members Of
buildings Of the State of Virginia. win be held at the
Society's Office in Richmond Monday the 26th jan
uary, ios5 JAMES RAWLINGS,
ETCLlfSE will make his next scason--Spring Is.s5---
u A atmy sons, Edward Johnsons, in the county of
nwdde; 80 miles south cfPetersburg the old stage
MONSIEUR ToNsoN will make HIS mex, scaso, a,
my sons, George W. Johnsons, in the county of Ches
tcrieid Particulars in time. W. II. JOHNSON.
Dvo % LIT
HHOR RENT, and possession given immediately the
Il House Street at present occupied bv Hail e
Moore Aiso small tenement Shockm Hill, lately
Put IN good repair, and the House about miles from
Richmond, commonly called the Hermitage, with, or
without the farm adjoining it.For terms enquire of
Edward ~ Allen, at the Richmond Coffee House.
Dec. 80. [7l-2aw3wl ABIGAIL MAYO.
a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-AiI persons in.
"a deb;cd TO the estate of Garland H. Mitchell, late
merchant OF richmond, deceased hereby notified and
required 10 make immediate payment to the undersigned:
And persons having claims agains; the estate will
present them, duly authenticated. for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of Garland H. Mitchell, deceased.
NoVehDerSo 5S-3m
n AW NOTICE-FosTAIYE IL PErrIs. late of
Orange county, having located in the city of Now
ork in the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
essona services to his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
State, he deems references unnecessary All business
communications to him addressed post-paid will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
N. Is. Persons in the South who have or may hereaf
ter have runaway slaves suspected be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find it TO their advantage to
send infinitely descriptive communication postpaid as
above. September 30. 42-Gm
FENIMBERs WANTED AT THE PENITENTIA-
III RY-2,000 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet 3-4 inch yellow pine plank
ooo do 3-9 do do do crooked edge, for wag-
500 do ! do do poplar plank, clear of knots and
shakes
500 do SO do DO 90 do clear of knots
5OO do birch scantling inches square, 10 feet long
clear stuff
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory axletrces
5000 wheel ieocs
cords split white oak IA feet long
do do do ~ do young and
do do do 10 do tough, but
3 do do do O do Scuts clcor
do do do do of knots
i do split hickory do
$4,000 flour barrel billets
10000 hoop poles
The whole, save the bilets and hoop poles TO be deli
veed at the Penentiay by the LIST day of March next
Qy}3) Proposals will be made either to Col Morgan
(5al tendent) or the subscriber
THos. G. MoNCURE,
octobcr ~. ll7--tI General .4gcnt
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VA OTlCE.-The co-partnership of SAML. SfIEP-
1N HERD 81 Co., is hereby dissolved by mutual con
sent-SAMUEL SHEPHERD is authorized TO close tho
business oithe concern. SAML. SHEPHERD,
jan ], 1880. THOMAS RITCUIE
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Ier"s per session Of fire months

IpdTU,
Tuition, 25
French, X nv,,,N
m VIM III. HARRISON
The public referred to the following Certificate of
the competency of Mr.. Powers the Assistant Teacher
CNiyERsITY or VIRGISIA, July 9Th 1894.
Dear SIR take great pleasure in giving the Certi6.
cate you desire. During the period Won have been =
member OF TINS institution nearly three Sessions we
nave had Jul opportunity of obscrvng your talents ha-
These qualities have gained you The estcem of tho 0
Gers OF the University, and cannot fail to place YOU bi
IN any profession which you may hereafter embrace =
which believe is your immediate object cannot dnit
That you would exhibit IN impart1g knowledge the
same facility and method that you have shown in aconr.
ing IT, I'M
With my best wishes for your success remain vonr.
With much respect aud esteem
I've
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EfURS-I expect 70 purchase the different kinds Of
~ country furs, during the season. at market prices
Jan. :. [13-2tI G.. " RAYMOND.
" HHAFALGAR.-Thi beautiful and thorough bred
n Stallion viii stand the next season at Nsuhe,ys
SonFthouse m the county Of Matthews and Urbanns
in tho county Of Mddlcscx-Psriiculars will be- even
hereafter. WILLIAM ROD
Jdhutfy - Y3-w3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

GNONCORD ACADEMY exercises of this Sc
" mnary, for the ensuing year, 1885, will commence
on the 18th of January and terminate the 18th of De-
ccinberaowing August for vacation. The course of
instruction will comprise the languages and sciences ee
nerally The terms will be $l0, each student finding
his bed and candles. IL those articles be furnished him.
an additional charge will be made. Communication
ccivc prompt attention.
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, PresL
Dec. 10. 6G-2awt}0J
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Executed by him, neatly promptly, and accurately on
he most reasonable terms. [72-3tfl Jan / Ii:35.
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$4,000 flour barrel billets
10000 hoop poles
The whole the billets and hoop poles TO be deli
vered at the Penentary by the LIST day of March
Q}e}30 Proposals viii be made either to Col Morgan
(SelN tendent,) or the subscriber.
THOS. G.. MONCURE
October ~. T47-tfl f,eoerai 9gc,,
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oOK ATTHiS, EVERY BODY--Pamualey Land
H/ tcr sacrifice or saic-I shall Thursday, the 18th
OF trust executed to me by William l.. Gayc,) between
2oO and 300 Of first rate Pamunkey Land near
Dabney Ferry, King William county, it being part of
that celebrated estate formerly in the occupancy Of Mai
leo Dabncy, deed. This property will positively be
so without limit or reserve for half cash. the ba
lance i'll IL months thereafter. c. l.. c. PAGE
Jan. 3. T73-tdsl JrvSiee
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N EGROES FOR SALE.-ln obedience to n decree
IN of the county Court of Caroline on the
9Th day OF December, 1891, shall SELL for cash. at the
tavern OF Albert s. Hundey, Called Needwood in the
fair if not the next fair day. two likely young Negroes
Overflow aman and Jenny girl Traders will do well
to attend the sale. LUCY HUNDLEY, Adn'triE
Dec. ~. l7l-4t1 of I'm X. Htn1iev dccd
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q ME Annual General Meeting of the members of
H inc Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings, OF the State of Virginia. win be held the
Society g office in Richmond Monday the 26th jan
uary 1888 JAMES RAWLINGS =
1Sc. 81 I1I-tdm1 Priacipd .7pc,,k IT. n Suciefs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

u ABORERS WANTED.--The Subscriber wants to
d employ % or 30 aborers and or 3 good teams
On immediate application FIVE or six months constant
employ will be given 10 industrious men. Such as are
accustomed TO chopping and hewing will be preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store of MIR. John Mcconnell
hlaln Street THOMAS A. MERA.
Nov. T. "a &c
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HtSOk RENT, and possession given Immediately, the
House on Street, at present occupied by Hall *
Moore Also, n small tenement Shockn Hill lately
put in good repair and the House about two miles from
richmond, commonly called the Hermitage WITH or
without the farm adjoining itFor terms, enquire of
Edward H. Allcn at the Richmond Coffee House
Dec 30. [7l-2aw3wl Abigail. MAYO.
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RE BEARD Will stand tl,e ensuing season at tho
IN st,ble OF the subscriber ROckhsh, Nelson
Cninty, Virginia. Particulars hereafter
Dee. TO- t66-w:swl JOHN g. COLES.
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HIHCLlfSE will make his next scason--Spring 1895
III A atmy sons, Edward Johnsons, in the county of
road. 81 -
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season ut
my sons George w. johnson g. in the county of Ches
Dec 30 ~ ,f
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S6G}0
From ne .Sew Brnaswict, y J, F,c5ooio..
"a

| SINGULAR TRtAt-Fhe pfcsenf ter, - 4, #.
sex Oyer and ferm,ncr ard Gen. ral Qa,rI#,
sions has hen me Of most cxlraor,snlIy #Ia,.,..
On the 20lh ms an the ira Of celharIoe b4s..#
came before the Quaret Sessions, on e5,q,e =
Horse Stealing.
The Court House was filed with anxious sn..,,
tors. Joseph Warren SEQ =, Ed viii his ne
philanthropy volunteered his services IN bsb.If -.
the unfortunate stranger aud distinguished him..
with extraordinary ability, and with soeh ,Gre,..
TO draW tears from the audience. The story of.t ,
poor girl is pathetic and sngularly romantic Ia.
ing foimed an attachment, for yoLag n.nn IN -.
service of her father, named Charles 5 evan. T..
was banished from the house of his enlal 1yer ~,
II is supposed sailed for America aep=,r, Il,t
she became 81 afdcn'ly attached 10 h m ma, sfs a.
snmed mans appdre---iravciIcd 6on YarI.sf.
to Liverpool, wncre she engaged as conron
sailor, II d sailed III search ot h. = 10, L.
She arrived safely at Me- Yo1k, AMI #. y p.
dcrlns iof some t'm' thtnuZb tie s.r,aI, Ut h. ~
she iraveilr 70 b - 1u rom 'hsueef fnf#rl. ~
and es 10 N'9 Dat an. t.r A - .l.,.
sanlch there she rcjuuleI ~ % ". York all
still meeting wItb DIS .pp'Wtmcta, >ha# t. M. -
INTO New jersey ON ne Wy to Phia3#i L., ard
having stoPt for the night at barn nta IL uss A.,
"eaflet broken hearted tciectet and in a tJiel.u
land, the horrible idea Of suicide presented It's II a.,
the only end OF her suifarIngs. But from M i cal
ful aud melancholy aIternat We, she was diverted ~
circumstances altogether proyldenial
Instead, therefore, Of pursuing her Original ..
ten'ion, she caI9ht one Of tn, horses IN fhr 5sl
which the barn was sIruatc and 10 lie off o4 H.,
New Brunswick the Other ho,se fifow5d 1.,-
cumsfances (aod her oNr contesSloal al aa W
prove that she mr'nt t. make nerself amsalate =
the iaas-and hnrsc stealth, bslnz n kzt cvn
counlty pun's hahlo by d an, She sou III II u, an
end TO her ilcrings aad sorrows.
inesr w"re the nnPresslJn. (as lar a, a.51
fortuna e Stranger, whose generous love ani enIaf.
lae anurh Inn. nj Ito use the language of anotbe1
u seems more like the tales Of romance thru t..
auth of narrative"
The story proves rhat she is a bic an warn
hearted sir, and that she deserves the her Pic.
ttcton OF our citizens. Ia ihc restoration OF fb3
iorlorn and haPlrss stranger to her patnfl ;rc.
side, the honest and the chivarons citsz=n 81
readily cooperate, not only IN good WISE, ba. IN
fortune has deprive cd her of her lover. may she
spend her future days in qaict with her ita.ly AID
fricudsi
The accused when put upon her hial, pleaded
gnlH4 and refused to rGtract il but h5r c0uns /
was permitted by the Court TO enter Flea Of act
gn'Hy. NO one appeared against her, such was
the sympathy excicd IN her case, and 50 strong was
the belief that the act she committed vas oac 81
Phfenzy, and not of deliberate Intention.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
W.sHrNoruS, JAS. l.

WAsHINGTuN, JAN. 1.
The OrArroy. on the life and character OF zen
I.r.ysTrE. was pro ounccd yesterday, oy WI.
ADAMS, agreenbly to apponimenf, III '"' iia'' " "
the House of Representatives, In the presence Vi
the Two Houses of Congress, the President OF 'he
United States, and all the principal omcers VI '"e
Government, and immense concouf'' VI CIV
zons and Strangers including some OF '"e 'eP'e''"
tstives of foreign Goyefnmens, VINO a''e"'e' ~
accordance with special lnsiit t'oh' IL o'e'p'e'
the delivery. nearly three hours and well It might,
ior wide was the ground J, covered oe'"s Nv IA
rover han the hi story of the last hall century, ana
numerous and various were the topics which II
embraced. ~
To shy that the Grafton Was ofgfeat nolity, II
$ enouy h TO know vino was the author. o aueInp'
any analysis o. II would be u nst ana suPefero5-
atory b.sld, 9, for the Ora ION "'ll Jou "lcss be
punished uCder The direction ol CUngfcN>, eager.
" cough, al er, and universally ani dcliSnted}
read.
The crcunstlnres OF tn Ger mony were OF u
na.uro caicul,teJ to atfect any mint OF ordinary
senslb,hty. Thrre wa, moral beauty IN me
whole scene, seldom eqaalied IN the pubic eAh-
bitions under the inauenre oil winch, IT may be
not ed . pure and elevate! pairlo c feeling per-
VA led the whole assembly. Who indeed, c)ulJ
listen unmoved 10 the eloquent accents OF the a.
complIsiied Orator, psning forth the gushInSs Vi
grateful heart in memory 0t the benc'actor OF MS
country, and of mankind Who, that bore IN
mln1 the station winch The Orator had filled, and
the presence OF lllustuons men IN winch 'his mark
of respect was pad 10 the memory Of LAFAYETTE,
bot felt The in spir ton of the occasion, reduced IN
II, and responded, from the lnnosl of his
heart t, the srans ute ed in honor and gratltudG
to the deceased, we'll as 10 the Pous asprs;ioos
Of the Oraor for the future welfare and prosperity
Of his beloved country Noar, none we hope
not one (.NU. Int.
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Yesterday being NV Year. day, was gwen up
pretty generally this GUY 10 the occupations an5
compliments Of the season. The doors of The Cap
ioI were not on closed, Int literally locked. We
hope that inilng then 50 my be II happy au-
curry and that as long we live, we may ever
fnd the gates Of the Temple shut AMI locked On The
return of New Years day.
The Pres dent of,he United State received his
friends in great numbers between the hours Of II
AMI g. and extended TO them those hoSpilIitles
which have been customary on the occasion.
Many of he Senators and Representatives oftie
United States, public officers, and the diplomatic
corps eneraIly, awaited themselves OF the occasion
to pay their respect, to the Chief Magistrate,
Many gentlemen strangers ar residents, also
took advantage ofthc day 10 pay their respects 10
tho Ex-Prcsldent Of he United STATES, Mr.. AD-
ANS Vat Int
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WASH NOTION, DEC. p, 1884

WASH SGToN, DEC. p, 1884
Neesys Gales and Seat0n
It's natural that the President and his Secretary
ana his friends should be unwilling to have the
impress ION go abro ,d, that he an they have al last
managed the Treasury INTO embarrassment, # no.
bankcupfcy | do no therefore con Tenn their zeal
10 mystIfy its real condition.
The Secretary of the Treasury, ut pagc Of his
report made at the opening OF the present session
of Congress, spreads full half sheer, IN his
attempt 10 shew thai, with The opening of he year
1895, there will be IA balance of not quite half a
million Of dollars in the public treasury. To do
this, he figures away, from very suitable hypothc-
sis, but FOUNDED, hi lss, snppositiOn lie states
the ba ance which will I'm IN, of the public m J.
ney expended, on the f ST OF January, 1885, at
;s5 $50 233 81. lie admits that, OF money actual.
ly appropriated by law, there Sands against the
treasury So 0029 ID tut says "r is sup
posed hat only s., 96i 81 will be required. p"
&c &c. He then d ducts the latter sum, whch he
establishes by the valuable rule of shpposiji1. l.
from the furmel excInimg ce'tatp othcr amounts,
tor winch ne also Acknowledges the Departmcnt
IS liable, and f. licnaes Inns # and the country o"
the cheering fact that there will he f III tie Urea.
sury a sum by fJty odd th0HSond dollars less than
hall a miU'n. But let as suppose lI'tic, well
as the Secretary, and then try the result. We viii
take II for granted he has stated IT, that, to meet
all liabilities, there will be the LIST of January
the sum of s. 59j, 232 81. We will then suppose,
which is rational crouch too, that the money which
has been appropriated by Congress on tn nc,o prin
ciples Of rctrenchmeW shall be demanded, and the
unfunded debt and unclaimed interest shall also be
called for, how Will the matter then stand Here
II IL.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Win the adp'cc aud consent n the Senaic
EDWIN NJ. RYLAND 10 be Receiver OF Publ'c Mo
neys for the District oi Lands subject to sale at Lex
inc ton in the State of Missouri from the els, inst
when his commission expired.
GEORGE FoRuuER 10 be Register Of the Land or.
flee for the District of Lands suhjcci TO sale at
Springfield, in the State OF Illinois, in the place OF
William l.. May, resigned
JoHN HALL to be receiver of Public Money lor
the District OF Lands subject to sale L ,nesvilo,
IN the Stale of Ono, vice Bernard Vsnhone.
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JUD0E DUvALh-l is with no small degree Of
satisfaction that we have it in our power, not on
ly to contradict explicitly the Judge HAVING re-
81 med, but also 10 assure the public that bo,, his
health and his hearing have materially improv.
ed under recent treatment, 10 relieve his frIcnI is
of apprehension, and TO assure the continuance of
his services 10 his country, in the department for
which his long experience and comprehensive mind
emlnen'ly qualify HIM. [Aiex Ga2.
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NOTICE TO TEMPERANCE SoCIETJEs
IN VIRGINIA

The last Tuesday in February, 1885, is the day
appointed tor the annual meeting of the Virginia
o,a'e temperance oociety, at tho Capitol in the
City Of Richmond. County Unions and Local A..
soc'a'ons arc respectfully requested 10 send dele.
gates.
lie Annual Report to be read at that mee,in,
WIN soon be IN course of preparation. County
Unions and Local Associations are sarnesuv asked
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5wit

BANK SQUARE

BANK SO UARE.
osi received, case superior English Meri-
"
Bale Flannels of all colors
Dnife Blankets
Dark London Cscos
Worsted and Mcrno Hose, assorted colors
And expected by today's Northern Stage,
Steel Mlxd Cloth, and
Dark Mix'd Casslnetts,
All oil which, with the remains of his Winter
stock o. Goods, he will close at reduced prices for
cash.
Dec IS INV
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u VIE sub crlhrr hav,u. 'rrn carving On Ia
Il ~, nj basIness io' many Seat., rs fr,a-
III 10 hrns 4 - inM Cl S. h r. FL, to'5
No mr. Ia eht"d 10 hIm must make uamedlfC
ray men' a. longer njpisrnc, Cannot hr g'fre,
ha''"g air d, INDUCED mach tongsf lhtu h'
chcamsi"nc"s Jas Ii d.--El. Their. hle hapr- tai
those VIII ar pad-rtrd 20 h IN VII come GrRafa
and settle their accounts W hu Il d-la,
ADRIAN II. NORTH
L,nchburg, Jan 5, 1885 Pr
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We are placing aside many notices concerning
neD 6a7'@S' If all the new projects al,caiy sug-
sested succeed-nnd many Of them will succeed
we shall have al least one hundred new manufacto-
RES OF paper money before the end of the COMING
year, with nominal capt. al two or three times as
large as that Of the Bank of the United Statcs-to
assist IN the restoration of specie currencv, %
Miles REGISTER.
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The treasury would only wanl S. 504 1925 81
OF having any thing In II just at all VII TIE Sc =
rotary o. his fr'ends deny the accuracy OF the foc,
gong statements or calcnla IONS W. shall Sc .
ONEOF the PEOPLE
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dSSeks.
TBS 95l 900
E3l 53I,O0O

Esmatiag tue Pound Sterling at 81 81 when IS
within a small fraction the par o exchange, the
amount OF claims The bank is 1855, 1920, and
he amount Of It's assets + 10 95l 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

large brass bell and leather coliar,-the "'''''
brindle with a " bite face, and the larg'st az
youngest ofthp two Their ear marks are no.
collecied.-When ,ast heard tom, they WI W.
in m'i1 o. Fancy Farm, in ,he eo"n's 81 bf"''.
-Ten dollars, and III reason 'hi" expenses NJ
paid tor hen d l,v ~. ~ 'heg. : fihs''
nv" dollar, t"r snch mi inttr,a s7a'-lse
h. ciiheI, 10 ct them.
UiBRELL l. WAlkIA'.
By Queries L. p,o'"''
Dass IL Springs, Jan 8. 81