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SALE OF CATrLE.-On Monday, the l4h inst
- being Cour, day, will sell al Louisa Court House,
upon credit oil twelve months for approved bonds,
number Of Cattle of the Durham, Hereford and Devon
Crosses, chiefly young steers from TO 3yeaTs DID, now
prime beef
The sale will be conducted by Philip B. Jones, Esq.
with whom purchasers will please settle after the sale
JAMES Nj NORRIS.
have also for sale, q few three lourhs Bakewe Ram
LamDs
Oct a1-2t~
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jefferson Medical College Philadelphia
YHNHE October Lectures will commence Tuesday, the
u 9Th inst.
The Regular Course will begin as usual on the first
Monday in November.
Professors.
Chemstry-Jacob Green, NJ d.
Ana,ony-Granvie Sharp Pattson, NJ. d.
Practice Of Medcine-John Revere, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine and Natera Medicc-Robey
Durgson, NJ d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
Robert NJ. Huston, NJ. ID.
Surgery-Joseph Pancoast, NJ d.
The Dssecting Room will be open daily under the
Professor Of Antony, and the Dspensary daily al
O'Clock p NJ, under the Professors OF Surgery and
Practice.
Attendance at The Philadelphia Almshouse, BIockey,
By The Professor of Institutes and Matera Medica, on
Mondays and Fridays.
0c,S
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Lottery authorized By the
State of Mafsl land,

State Of MARY land,
To To,ca Hal and other buildings IN Baltimore
Class No z. Tor 1899,
To be positively drawn in the city of Baltimore,
Wednesday,, October 23d, 1889,
Under the Superntendence OF Commissioners
D. GREGORY & Co Successors of YeIes and
M'lntyreD Managers
Brilliant SCHEME i Splendid Prize 0! $50 OOC,
Prize OF 90 OO0 of 10000 Of 5000. OF 3 600 Of
o73 1850 prizes of OOO so of3Oo so Of $50, G5 Of
300 IS OF $50, 65 of 100
Besides Prizes Of 500 5O-40-30-2O-aId lowest
prize $40.
- Draun Numbers in zach package Of &c Tfekets.
Tickets only Sl0-HaIves 5-Qusrters g 50
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 2G Half do 10
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 80
For Tickets Shares Certificates Of Packages IN
The above splendid Lottery, address
n. SrRATTON, Richmond Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

The Citizens and Common Council OF Charleston are
paying every respect 10 the memory o Grnrrai Robert
Y Hayne AT large meeting, with MIR Henry Dras
in the Chair, resolutions adopted for selecting
Orator for the purpose of delivering EuIngium- and
approving the suggestion of IN. Council for erecting
Monument IN The centre Of the City Square.
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NuLTICArL!s We learn that sale recently
made OF upwords of 90 900 Mnrus MuhIcars trees IN
Baltimore county, price wch reazrd 10 the grower
Of them clear profit o! s. 900 few days since,
The purchaser resod portion OF The trees al handsome
advance - Bait. Patriot.
SALES OF MoRUs MuLr!cACIis TREEs.-The follow
ing sales Of trees have been made within the last two
weeks viz 90 GOO in Eas, Hartford 80 cents tree
80 600 in WethersfeId, al ~ cent?: 1900 in Glasten-
bury. 40 cents; 0G0 IN Berlin, at 81 cents and a
s'"''e"ia IA rai'nns on has paid 40 tree for
lot.
We learn ,ha about 300 600 have ne,.aily
sold this IN the vicinity Of Hartford Or these
20 600 haze been sold 10 60 10 Pennsylvania 80 900 10
Michigan, 1900 10 New Jersey, $4,000 10 Massachu
sets, and 10 900 10 New York -Iiarjord Courier.
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z
Drawn Nos. in Va. Norfolk Lottery, No. 5, drawn
Sept %:
G5 C. 43 ca q 4 10 Is SO 20 81
Ticket, Nos 10 65, prize OF $780, sold and
cashed by STRArToY.
Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. 81, drawn
September 30th:
Tickle, Nos 10 % 81 another capital sold and cashed
By STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Petersburg, Extra Nc. .,
drawn October Sd:
II So 81 9 7 ID 80 90 6s so II 65
Ticket Nos % Sc 65, another capital, sold and cashed
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery, No. 49, Octo.
Der 3d.
81 SO | ~ 50 % GO 50 SO Ga 81 &c 80
Whole Ticket Nos 81 60 Ga, another capital sold and
cashed by SrKkTros.
Drawn Nos. in Virginia Washington Lottery, No. .,
drawn Oct 9Th:
"a Is u ~ IS Is 81 II A 80 10
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The following gentlemen are elected
Democrats Wings.
James Carroll, John Dennis,
Sulumon HileD, Jr. VIM. Johnson,
7 Worthiuglon, Daniel Jsnifer.
Francis Thomas,
Philip + Thnmas
Carroll HlIlrn and P F Thomas are new members
and Two Of Them take the place Of Whigs)
LIST DStric-The returns not complete; bu, there
doubt OF The reelection Of Dennis Authentic
have been received from Somerset county only
in which the vote was for Stewart Dem) 9G3 Tor
Dennis (Whig) 800
Cd DiStrict-James A Pearce, (Whig) who has repre-.
for several years and two years succeeded
by majority oil 325, is now beaten by Philip F. Thomas
r.,
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The address Of the Secretary is Prince Ed.card C. n
and that al the Treasurer is Farmre Ia -Geutlemen
disposed operate with those no formed the Socie
". 10 aid in rs objects BY contributing funds,
either remit 10 the Treasurer directly, opposite their
Contributions in Of the Ranks IN Richmond the
credit Of f N Walking i-.s. Ier OF the Society Of
Alumni Of finmpden Sytne, College
~ The Editors OF the Wing, Sor;hetn Literary Messenger,
Nchmun Of the South, and other friendly the
Science Letters respectfully requested COPY the above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

10 IHE kDi!OR or THE ENQUIRER.
a friend 10 modest merit, aud subscriber Tor many
years n the Enquirer bcgs tavor the publication OF
The following article in your paper
My attention has been attracted by fine new and
spacious building just finished, which inquiry as
cersined intended by It's worthy proprietor, Nr Per
sco 10 accommodate large number OF Boa;ders, and
designed for the purpose OF nparting to the young La
dies placed in Cassca and English Education OF the
highest order, comprising the Latin Greek, French and
Italian languages the Mathematics, Polite Literature,
&c.-l am induced 10 make this Communication for the
benefit OF the public and particularly OF the parents and
guardians Of children 1T u distance. The Institution al.
uIed 10 possesses such advantages, both FOR the AGILITY
with which ls conducted, and Tor It's healthy situation,
that it needs only TO be vel! known, TO be most highly
esteemed hy The many who DESTROYS al giving their
daughters first rate Education. a PARENT.
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Average majority in the t;src, for Carroll and Hill.
len. $50
5th District WIN Cost Johnson. late Wing member,
was opposed by G W. Duvall, (DPm) Johnson was
elected last time By 3I5 majority The result now is
DuyalI. (Dem) Johnson, Wv J
Montgomery 600 7i2
Iarrh, I'll e27
Part of Frederick i,o-o l,lG7
Jnhnsons estimated majority, 347.
9Th DIN 1887, francis Thomas Dem elected
his Wing competitor by majority Of $50. The
result of the late election stands thus:
Thomas (Dem) Price, (W9
Washington S3l iG6
Part Of Frederick 29 ey3
Allegheny OIL ma
Thomas majority 632
an D-J-nIf,r The late Wing member, was opposed
by Il G S Key.-Jenet is re elected BY mcjorl'y OF
52l
Not only is the number of Republican Representa-
,ves increased but still rea kable is the increased
majority of votes by winch they have succeeded. The
whole Election indeed cuts deep
iiou.E DELEGATES.
The following table shows the state OF parties IN the
House Of Delegates, according present returns
T. 3. Wig. T. gain. Loss.
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|"s Il ''acfarand Esq. OF Richmond
Ssc7ttr'y.-RYoert I. Anderson, ..sc o. FT1ce 3D.
wsrd
Teasurer-F Watkins Esq Of Farmville.
On motion, the members the Board Of Trustees
and members Of Literary and Medical Departments of
Hampden Sydney College were elected Honorary mem
bers Of this Society.
The Society then adjourned to Thursday morning, 8
o'clock
Thursday 26M September
The Society met agreeabIy TO adjournment. In the
absence Of The President Mr.. Henry L Watkins, Of
Prince Edward, was called 10 The Chair
On m"on Of N. f Cabell. Esq Of Nelson
RsSUlred That The badge of Tins Society shall be
white Rose with golden Star in the centre, To De worn
the button hole OF the left breast, with short piece
Of ribbon depending, and bearing The motto, Est taa
honorare mGrem or the initials thereof, Il r. II NJ
On motion OF j. w. Ciapp Esq !, OF Abingdon,
Resoieed That The members OF the Society De, and
they are hereby assessed The annual OF Five Dollars
EACH for five years payable 10 the Treasurer on OF De
fore The day OF The annual meeting oil The society IN
each year, 10 be by him paid TO The President and
Trustees of The College, for the special OBJECT OF 'm
proving and adpnng The College Buildings and grounds
IN such manner and taste, they shall deem most con-
venient and becoming
The following Preamble and Resolutions were, on
motion OF Mr.. Ccbell Of Nelson adopted:
Whereas. the beneh, and advantages which will &C.
TO The Of Science and Letters in Virginia and
| the whole South, from the establishment OF Hampden
Sydney large and solid basis are many and great
hes0iEeG, } nat III Oe anu Is hereby, earnestly feCoi
mended 10 all the Alumni OF The College, TO unite ~
rnislng the sum of twenty Thousand Dollars for The
| Permanent Fund in five years as possible.
! ReS0ired, Tina, II Watkins, r. e. Anderson, anc
! F. y Watkins, E.qs BE- Comnittee 10 take proPsi
measures tor carrying this resolution into effect viii
power 10 employ agent agents to call upon all The
Alumni for subscriptions and donations, according tt
their ability and pleasure, for this great object end &c
allow such agent or agents suitable compensation fol
! their services in this behalf
Res0irrd That all monies subscribed shall! be paiG
10 The President, and Trustees of The College, TO be
vested Stale stock stock of the Bank OF Virginia
the Farmers Bank of Virginia. and the Exchange Bank
OF Virginia they may deem eIpedien and that The
accrulng dividends of said stock shall only be used IL
the service and support OF The College.
Read, Vice President, appeared and took the
| Chair
VIM II Macfarsnd Esq, of Richmond City, was
elected 10 deliver Oratlon before the Society a. II,
next annual meeting
Geo. ". Dame, ESQ.,, of Prince Edward, was appoin,
ed 10 prepare History Of Hampten Sydney College, tc
be laid before the Society 1t annual meeting
The Society then adjourned
ROB. {. ANDERSON, See'y
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are approaching indeed 60h year; and the young
esi man The Times itself il waning-and its Editor him
u drawing nearer and nearer his S0th Year. but thanks
OF TO The Star OF our nativity, yet considerably
moved from The goal which he is pleased 10 assign to u.s.
we happen 10 be three years younger than MIR. Clay
hmself-and yet heard him called venerable"
Alter all, this matter Of age is comparative. Il de
Peuds as much upon the temperament Of the Individual
40 upon the revolution Of the Earth Some men are old
at 40 and IRE MnG others young CO. Al all events,
as Mr. Clay told US in his most agreeable manner tie
last time had the honor OF seeing him. (March A.
1870 while happily he suited The action of both hands
10 The word lie shall keep Luiiiog and beating of the
old tetiOic as much and as long as ipe can"
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A meeting OF The Directors Of the Louisa Railroad
IA Company at Louisa Courthouse, on "Wednesday,
the 25th day q. September 1882
Rcs0tcsd, That the subscribers for the twenty shares
of Stock created by order of the Board of the 18Th
day of August last be- and they hereby required to
the Company, the whole amount OF hundred dollars
per share on or before the 18th day Of October next
Interest will be charged each insalment not punciu.
ally paid. BY order OF the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON Clerk
Gets 44-td
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SSrAltOas'S Office.

YENiCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
Numbers for sale al SrRtrroSs Lucky Office :
Look 400 Capitals sold and cashed BY SrKATroa, Tie
All Prize Seller in a little IL months
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Town Hall Lottery,
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Thomas (Dem) Pearce (W)
Cecil Co. 1888 ll47
Ken, d75 6l5
Talbot 1Uo Cos
Caroline "a rep. mai 0uD
Queen Ann 13 . . QUO
Thomas majority in the District les.
Sd District Wouhna,on (Dem) Turner Qnd)
PART Of Carroll Co. 7u5 I2l
Hartford Co. 1896 9;,S
Baltimore Co. 1853 1917
Wor,hng,ons maj. 1913
4nh Disrict-composed Of City of Baltimore, Anne
Arundel and Annapolis, elects uo members. In Ie37
two Republicans electea but Mr.. Mckim dying
during the Cd session ofibe 25h Congress- MIR John
Kennedy (Whig) elected 10 supply the vacancy
Mr. Howard declining poll al the late election, the
following were the candidates
The Wing candidates were John p Kennedy and
Charles u Pitts-The Republicans, James Carroll, sen
and HiIlen, jr. In 1887, the Republican candidates
elected by majority of 25l-Now what is The
units
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A TEACHER WANTED.-The subscribers wish
"A engage the services Of Teacher Zone of several
years experience would be preerred) for the ensuing
year take charge of school twenty SIX miles west OF
Petersburg gentleman who is graduate Of some
respectable College or University who can furnish tes
,imonias Of good moral character and ability TO teach
the Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics, and the
usual branches of English Education, can hear OF an
advantageous situation addressing the subscribers at
Moan, eyel Pos, Office Dinwiddie county. Virginia
HERBERT REESE
WILLIAM T. GREEN.
EDWU. n. ALLEN.
HENRY NJ SPAIN.
L. w. HOBBS.
Wh THWEATT.
Gets ii-t
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THE BILL ROLLING!


" e congratulate readers the victories Of the
Democracy, on this long debatabr ground But the re-
action is now completed, and the Maryland line"
takes its rank among the s,aunch. st Republican States
n The Union. She has accomplished signal revolution
turned the tables upon the Oppnsiliona the
whole party, as much as che has delighted the Repub
cans-and. instead of having fire Wing members Of Con
Hress aud three Republicans she elects fire Repub
cnns, and three Whigs-And instead OF The " higs
ryng decided majority in The House of Delegates,
they possessed the last session The Republicans have
now succeeded in obtaining majority of al least To-
This is indeed "war to the knife
Every moment the foundation, which they possessed,
is crunhlng from under the feet Of the Opposition
Stale after State is abandoning their banner All their
sanguinc predictions defeated by The voice Of the
People; their rendered utterly hopeless their
prospects gloomy than II but The week
before, that the Wing pressss counting with
| hdence on their triunphs in Mnryund-bul how
peiey have their sanguine hopes been diss paed
The Alexandria Gazette is obliged TO confess that 1.-The
result Of the election is disastrous TO the Wh,gs. The
lnelligencer mourns "lhsse results, unex-
peced, and Notifying THE last Baltimore Pa,ro,
gives Us the ma orY Of members Of Congress well
as the of Delegates and wisely forbears any attemp,
ito account for this shameful summerse The follow
ing must suffice for The present. general survey Of
these results
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praise me-:
ByR Dalton Col Jas Med lowell: a hgh.minded
and honorable maxwell may Virginia be proud OF such
-,
Bya Democrat. Our guest, James Mcdowell: The
noblpst Of Virginas and though the name OF ne.
Henry beams her history page bis will add an equal
lus,re His patriotism his talents his trancenoant ora
tory-hs unanswerabe speech delivered IN support u:
one Of The grand Fundamental principles Of Republican.
ISM the right of instruction together with his support
given the Republican Administration OF our choice, dtl
tend 10 confirm it.
Sen, by John Holiday. The collection and dis
bursement Of the revenue Of the States 10 specie
the only mode of administering it, which admitted by
all men of all parties be constitutional To denounce
i, as mpractcabe unsafe runous TO The country Is
TO denounce the fathers Of the Constitutions for 1t ID s
very plan which they themselves contemplated
By James Diiiard. Tire Democracy OF virginia ::
frequent recurrence 10 fundamental principles, the
surest guarantee of its safety.
ByB. M. Francisco. Henry Clay: May he retire 10
the peaceful shades Of Ashland and repent athS leisure
OF his past political SINS and resolve commit no more
By A. F. Buffers The Louisa Railroad monu
ment of the enterprise and public spirit of our citizens
By R. r. Roberts. James Garland With Andrew
Jackson, Thomas H. Benton and specie currency on
his tongue in s35-but the Banks bitter war on Martin
Van Buren, and the 'odiOns Sat Treasury III 1888 oh.
consistency, thou art lewei
Sent BY VIM Waddy, Esq (who was prevented from
attending by indspostion) Senator Roane Inc ioeF.
ties Of the world would be safe in his keeping VIVA.
rampars his speech the IT, States Senate on Crtte"-
dcns BIl throws around them? !,
By Meriwe,her Wright WIN. II Roane: The bold
and fearless defender of the rights and honor Of his State
when assaied by the enemies OF tree government WIN
his colleague Rives in the train.
BY Thos Richie The Monumental city: Her proud
est Monument, the spirit and principles OF her sons
The company broke up aboutT o'clock; and mss enGea
one Of the most agreeable days, which We have ever
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June 10
CO.uuESszO.rEX's s.sLEor L.s.y.D.

CG.V,NESSfG.FEx' S.4L T. OF L.7.V'D.
DURSUANr TO "a decree of the County Coui
l. Of Campbell, pronounced in the Cbancery suit
of Smart aud others, Plaintiffs against Fariss and
others, Defendants, the undersig ned Commissioner
therein named and appointed, will on the 18th day
of July, 1889, the premises. expose to SALE by
way Of public auction, Tor cash, the following Lands
situated in the County of Campbell, now occupied
BY William Cannada, to wit: FL acres, subject TO
the dover interest OF Mary Price, late Mary Fariss
widow of Benjamin Farss, deceased. Also 2GS
acres being the balance ofthe real estate belonging
to the estate OF the said Benjamin Farss. deceased
Acting as Commissioner the undersigned will only
convey the purchaser purchasers, such title as
is vested in him by said decree.
JOHN FARISS, Com.
June 6 t13Jy
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" d II L T. II

WE, the subscribers, having purchased OF Mr..
w Samuel S. Allen, Of the State Of New York.
the exclusive right and privilege for the county OF
Campbell, in the State OF Virginia. Of making, using
and vending his newly invented Thresh,ng machine
and horse power. in and for the said county,
are prepared to furnish all those wishing TO purchase
Machines Of The above pattern, or the privilege Of
making. using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms, byapplying TO either Of the subscribers living
in Iynchburg.
We lorewarn all and every person in this county,
from using the above Machine, or horse power, or
from infringing IN the patent in any shape ~ha'ever'
the law will be rigdly enored against all surh OIL
tenders SAMUEL BURCH,
4. d. TYREE.
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SllfO FsEEg .ERD.

WHEREAS HENRY W. .TkINS, sometimes
w called Henry Groean.w Is committed to The
Jail Of Henry county Virginia, for Horse stealing,
srd did the 27th ola pil bie TX said jail and make
lhis escape therelrom; therefore few OF the cltl-
zrns Of said ceIn.v do offer as reward
ONE HUNDRED AND FOI 2TY DOLLARS
Tor tie delivery of said Ilcnry Watkins safe in the
IAN OF said counly. WMkiusi is Il large man, twenty
two or three yeass osd. has ilue ey and light hair
fair skin bcaSng led fresh color, and stoppagc in
his speech was raised i'm this county, and it is
dhous tt dat lie is making for The State Ohio.
WIN. ANGLIN.
e. Henry CO. June II 12t'
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Commission 4. louise.

FHNHE undersigned have ,cated themselves
4 together FOR the transaction ofa General Com
NISSAN Business, which will be conducted in the
name Of j. w. DlEREElL q 90.
The health of Jas. w. Dibrcll requiring an abb
OF "A few weeks visit TO Inc Virginia water
ing places, Mr. David Bridges has h indy volunteered
his services during his absence, mh(sn we can con
fidently recommend 10 The customer. pqf the House,
rs amos, prompt ard efficient salesn an :
L. Mieutc will give the business hs.>inrenteh at
tcnlon, and J. W. Dbrell will return 40 his post the
carlles, possible moment. j. W. JDIBRELL,
THOS. lUlEURE.
Richmond, June - 4w
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.IFOs'ES .fS,tS riCgsffis.

'EHE SUBSCRIBER Is anxious 10 contract
l. for the sale OF large q iauity Of Motus Null
,icaulis Trees Slips and 10, Is, deliverable the APP
ptoaching fall.
The establishment Of Coo ooncrirs upon large
scale, by Mr.. Pollock. IN Il n .ighbong county, Gre
aGng demand FOR large qua ltiries of the
,cral, must make the business highly profitable to
Ilosc who choose 10 embark j it. Appyto
GEO. BAGBY.
June 90 Ct If
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dune ID
GUIDE TO PAS 'SENGERS,
Tearing LyisrksHur: Fc W. Richmond or
the Wort IT,.

Il EAVING Lynclburg on Mondays Wednes-
l. days and Fridays, at Q oc lock, A. NJ arrive at
Charlottesville next day bv ) :. NJ, reach the Rail
Road. distance Of only IS mil es from Chmoites
Vile after the Is, of July bv III o'clock, and arrive
in Richmeed same evenings, by 5 p. ri. This will
be found by far the most conf, rtable route as wen
the most expedhous to richmond or gong
North, by way of Washington c ny, having no night
travelling attet leaving Lyme hburg. The teams
and coaches this line are first rate, aud the
drivers skiRul, careful and &C conn,odating No
pains will be spared to render III "Trip safe and plea
SAINT to the passengers.
Fare though to Richr,ond. 0 SOTO Frede-
ricksbure So. S. b, CT OWES Agent.
June IL Is
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Law Books, &c.

~ IGIITIl vol. of Leighs Reports,
IL Davis's Criminal Law Ton coinmn.
One superior copy Of Maria Edsewo,th's Works,
in 10 vols.
Besides numerous other Works.
Just received and for sale by
EDWARD ECHOLS.
June 10 ~
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H I'd u q "A II 10 N.

VNI1E NEXT SESSION Of the subscribers
Il School will commence Monday the 8h
of July. vacation will be q ven in the month o f
August. EEBECC A l.. TOWNE6.
June 90 ST
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tiacc Of Farmers Bank of viryiuia,
LH.I'('YyksYEsI

UlOOkS OF subscription for the additional stock
~ OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia. ara o.
pened al the Banking House, in Lynchbu,g: The
stock is offered at one hundred dollars per share
with interest thereon tiom the ,rd of June 1880
Payment OF one fourth of principal and interest is TO
be made IL the time ri subscribing, and the residue
IS to be paid al two, four aud six months from the
3rd OF June. WM. RADFORD, Prcst.
June 90 IS