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NEW Nj EDItlN T..

LF. u. Il. iHtpS tOMVOHHh l'Ai ~ IiLiN,
tfEnur,iy yerctatlc,l
y p:u
= re" ""a H"cnftfMt I'@"1c!"e jar q" Dt't"Sf"' "Ho
q ~SHOSHiHejof LHIOMa, as Il cHh"n'f'C m fcfefS
0nt al buttons AEtriONS.
l. covered Alkaline substance. extracted from the Tomato
flaht with other vegetable substances winch have been found
t" modify Il diiiasc its effects, ~ believed to he The i,es,Ai'cr-
been al'lndantly and successfully triad, and have received
iio"s diseases, Gravel, Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, la'inon@a,
lings of all kinds, Coslivcnc $, Collc. Headache, &C.
vent the forIsation of billions and liver affections, Ever and
marsiy countries, and the hest enthnrtlc that Gun be used for
oSe IT,, '.''a.cs. o"''I WI ut .'t"n =" 'i;ai ,h e."'"s
w IL Al .l VIII w. '|at n'.u'' ~ ~" ' "a
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UGAR 4 M~OLASSES-l50 hhds Sugar,
10000 gals Molasscs-m plantation above The
- "a sale by ADAMS i WHlTALL,
- feG--ew q Gravier $,
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NEW MLSlC-0, Nu,ivn Music; The Conyen, 3 al
~ Pm Il runting, rowing Blade; Never Despair, oh
don't You remember the bcnu,itui glade in the i)rNnl
R"mnncc: The White Horse of the Pep Yors; Thou
come aud y Low" thou art nrrr me, >uu" by Miss ) Q
nj IN the @rnrt Romantic iip"fn annie. Good Nj
The nccrrag and parting; ! cay" rot Tor spring on @
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come, thou art in 500
row; \ Life on the Ocean wave, by II HuSgcli: She
watched for him; 70 me let fall II tor: Come to M at
morning; D'CrtlI- waters hV moonlight: itrrr's no home
like my own, nYrnn-ed for tn harp hv I lHlnrrc.-
Royal Wal'zcs, by A Flcchr; Queen Iiciarn's Court
QuadritIes. Just received uM! tor ale by
di9 CASEY, 10 Enmp ST
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~LASS-l00 boxes in store Tor sale by
u fe6 SHALL. 4 BROWN, o6 Magazine st
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Amer. and Eng. hrNTos and bFldIe m"Nntlngs,
do do mn~rtiugulrs,
Plated. brass, and japanned coach harness..
do do do g'g and sn!keo do
do DO do Bltuulie do
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G N Morrison No II, Canal street

G Jones, corner Iivuii Circle and L. ilon W ak.
- Tho>" tn t wish o.nct rs Agent>I address i; A r O
ANSiE, wholesale Accn mar ! "
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Ohm WINTERS HOl. nEIWElI, NJ. d.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at Wholesale and retail
at No. s. PoyG,us street, between Magazine and Camp
SITS, New Orieaus. m96
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NANCY MATCUES-Wilh beautiful paintings,
landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
by A TRIIiit,
frb22 81 Ma~nZine st
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GAS DEP KTMHNt,
Gas Light banking Comply. Jmuary 30, 1889,
7H7HE Stock Of Coke being much reduced his CON-
pany will furnish Pittsburg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to their uslomers
Orders received III the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
ia3I L " ANEILE& tSrc,x-
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TO THE LADIES.
ThINSON'S DEPiLLATDlN, for removing SUI
n perluous hair from the face, neck and arms, with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer aud
whittier than before the application. A trosl, supply
Just received at GUlON'S,
No | Exchange Hotel, corl,e, S, Charles and CONNER
sire Is. uut
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tVrehiy Prcss.-We, thu undersigned, agree to abide
by the above conditions, as tar as they are "plhcop'e 70
weakly papers.
tSigncd) a. y. "a" h''nNE'
5&N n, subscriptions are taken for less than u months.
letters m,st,iu all cases. be post paid.
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], Exchange Hotel, Ger St Charles s. Common st
fNLEGANT William BEL, lG Char
-s1 tres ST., has this day received a small assortment
oflarge enamclled and mosaic breasttins, set up in the
en STYLE.
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EI.VOD DLVUD! ELCUD!
lst. The vital principle (Li1,) is conlAlncJ III the blood.
9. BLOOD makes blood.
81. Every thing i'll the body is derived from blood.
itl. All constitutions are radically the same.
9Th. All diseases arise from lnpurIty ofthe blood, or in 9th
or words. from acrimonious .hmmurs lodged IN the BODY,
6lh. All these iumnrs are carried Oh, the blood purifc
ana mad" .ieuitnful by the sarsnpurilIu that ussinla,cs wit
the blood.
Nh. Ncgnlnhlc nurgnt!ycs n!one nssiMilatc with Ill. Lload.
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V1NO TIE LADiES-Atkinson's Depi'ia;ory, for re-
l. moving supcriluous hair from the incn, neck and
arms with equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin
finer and whittier thar before the application. A fresh
mn l u ilci Lanixal - LII $780,.
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FOR SNIE BY,
L A Follanshc, General agent, No. la Evchangc Pinco. ne
the Posi- Office. Also, by A A ~i'cychaHu, No rs Rue 10 y
]. Baker a. Co, No II New Lc,cc.
Dir. A Hlrshali, Corner & Jtnics and Trhnpilou,as: s.
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RECOMMENDATION FACTS:
ASH
RENOVATOR OF TIE SYSTEM

FfF1
Also, constitutional diseases, produced by mercury, or
the minerals, or tho consequence Of syphilis, Iucs, vcuerial,
&c &c.
It's IA fict-illa. mover in a single instance have they becn
known to be used, that they did M, produce Il good effect
curing thousands, many of whom were before cons idrrcl iu:u-
rNlic.
II is a faci-that one boyof Sarsuparilla pills and one bottle
Of The Compound Syrup ofSarsapIritla. sail sulic!cut to cure
any of he above diseases.
II 5 n tact-Shnnid be observed. tinti The on!y place they can
c ohlaircd genuine in n. Orleans, Is at Custo'ihuusc street.
bhFrl o. No. 9G.
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| have bean misiuformed, there would have been
some fRpracticabies IN the Democratic ranks had
the Mountain Orator received majority of votes.
hear of only one OF Mr. McDowell's supporters
who has displayed much wrath-and there is yer,
hue doubt TINT lie will become cool before the ele-
ton. II is probable. think. that an attempt will be
made 10 soothe Mr.. MeD's feelings aud TO eonci,ate
his friends, by running him as Goycruor--so that
our noighbo oil the Valley Star will perceive that he
lacks good deal of beng Jupiter olympus
There is no excitement here the subject.
forgot TO mention, in ny letter OF yesterday a
speech delivered by Mr.. Ridley, the democ rate
me ber l,om Southampton, aud young gentleman
OF handsome talents. Ga the resolution To enquire
into the expediency Of changing the days OF election
10 the court days in April II was sone years ago,
he replied with great srirt and effect thu argu-
ment that that arrangement would enable man own
ing more than freehold to vote in as many coun.
ties as he held lands lie declared thai this was con-
stutlonai right, which, he would not infringe
directly, lie would attack ndlr ectly. |
thought that u cettail gentleman IN Hall, who had
ha'ped mosl musical, on this strain in his dcmrgo-
elca appeals 10 the poor, looked rather blank. when
he was thus rudcly handled, "unnteulionally 10
dou bt," by OF the soldiers If his own garrison
he speech was ieditabe 10 Mr.. Rldlrys talents
but more so to his candor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-12

As 10 the Senatorial election, nothing new has
uanspred. But do aot despair that all lciH vel be
tceH. II may be that have mistaken Tho Signs of
the times but II have not, tie Wing patty. NJ the
close of tn, present session, will present. more uui
ted iron, than II dad last winter. Some of the I'm
pracicables OF the last session arc practicable
loneer and others, hope, will see, that, although
a majority OF tue party with Which they act may be
wrong. yet il is b, Ear more likely than the =" beam
IS in their own eye" few DAYS will decide. The
Enquirer, am aware, is rndeasolrg, with all The
sublley Ian old and ptaetsed iacclan To convince
them thai Mr.. Rires ia mel Wing enough Cor them 1:
hut do they not see, thai In the same haeath, that
paper when II addresses tue Consefyatlses. de
clares thai Mr.. Il. Is too much Of Wing for them =
But, am we'll aware thai they understand and du
y appreciate the acts olthaI veteran politician.
The House Of Representatives, at our last dates
from Washington, Ia not advanced an inch, since
Mr.. Adams was made Chairman, towards its Of an-
izaton. The ground assumed by the Wings is al
most universally conceded here, even by the Van
Bu,en pary,,o be the one, Even the lead
ers of tho Administration party here. (amotg whom
have heard named Judges L. Y. Daniel aud Mich.
olas,) condemn the exclusion oi The five Wing
members. having prima tac,e evidence OF their cleo
ton, from their seats. II is renal able, too that
he Enqairer has not sand woid il opposition to
this principle, or in defence of The ground assumed
on The other side. But. az usual II copies pretty
freely from he Globe IN slnd,,alion Of practice ~,
war with all precedent and yoi'lWe OF common
sense, as well as common lnslieei
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Cota Sale OF land in Carssp-
bef, cnrguty

ylune Of thd provisions Of adecree Of the
- county courl OF Campbell. prononncetl t'i..
Deeembtf tenn 1899. in The case of Biatk Nal. vs.
Pann, Nal. ihe undersigned appolni ed commissions
rfs lnf the purpose, viii finceed, Saturday The
18Th day OF January 1910. on the premises, 10 ex-
pose 10 the highest bidder. public AUG lnr, The
Tact OF Land ting IN The county uf Carnia,elL I'D
jainnC The l,nds of Jno, ). PAYNE aud others on
which Mrs. Michael Black died srised. cenlain-
ing 1l5 acres IS. The land viii be sold in
parcels OF IN who'll, lite eonn,iss ione,s shalI
Judge 10 be most expoditnt an tie day OF sale, ac-
cotdmg 10 discretion vested in lLelnby lie sad
decree
Mrs. Black is entitled TO hold ll,s land ,lnrioa
the year le50-und the sails will be made snbie,t To
this GIN, the purchaser put, hascrs having Ios-
session tof seeding pnfposfs IN tie fsll Of -10 aud
Iull possession on the Isl day oi jnuafy is4I.
Terms Of sae--onc thnd oil the purchase money
70 be paid on the 1T Janny 1911 AID The balan,,,
is Two equal annual nstaimenls from lba day--lha
purchasers giving bonds with approved persooal
security, aud the ute retained as addlt.oHal seeun.
".
Thu title is believed good. bat ihe undersigned
vii convey such only ~ HE decree aforesaid stsls
Ia lhen JNO. b. DABNEY.
Boiling CLARKE,
Wn. ORGAN.
O. ID. GILLIAN.
lNO. y PAYNE.
Cvnmi hloHefs.
Dec, Ia tbs
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.H'DT'sGE,

\ virtue of an ACT clthe General Assembly. and
IN pursuance OF an order Of the county Court
OF Franklin, ] shall offer for sale to the Inches,
bidder, for cash, Al Franklin Count House. on Tho
hrst Mondayin February next tbeing Court lny !
Runaway slave confined IN tho Jail or s.id
county, who calls himself URlAS JONES' and
who says he belongs to Elizabeth McNiel, Polly
grimm " ard George Grliih of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES w. B. HALE. d.
for Sam Sau pders, Shlf. of Franklin Co.
Rocky Mount Dec. IL nv
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Commissioners Sale Of
.V'EsGHsDg.S.

VHiufe OF decretal Order of the Circui,
b Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for Mel
son county, pronounced at the last tern Of sand
CourI IN a SUIT IN Chancery between William Ball
administrator OF Sarah Ball. deceased &c Plaintiff.
against John Joping aud others, Defendants, we
as Commissioners, appointed for the purpose by said
decree, VII on the 4h Monday in Janna,y next.
that berg Count day, AT Nelson Courl-iiouse, ex-
pose TO sale, 10 The highest bidder, AT public auction
Twelve Slaves,
consisting Of Men, Homea, Boys and Girls. IN ,
credit OF six monlhs-lhe purchasers TO yiye hond
with approved security lor the purchase money.
HENRY 7. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
Dec. 12 ID
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STOP TEsE RUNAWAY.

- ANYWAY from he subscriber, living in Camp
d a bell County, on Flat Creek, Negro Boy
named r. y r. X
Small size He is about twenty five years of age.
lie MY have been stolen or persuaded of by some
Que gong westward. a. hal on when he leIt home
dfab colored SUIT Of Clothes, newly mads he is
about 1--WE lee, nine OF ten inches high very pert
aud quick spoken round face, straight made no mar
urular marks rccolleced. lie ~ &c dark connnle :
ion Any Information relative to the boy viii be
thankfully received aud n liberal reward will be
given By the subscriber,
EZEklEL HORNER
Dec. 10 II
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MODE OF DRAWING,

MODE OF Dka WING,
1000 Tickets. from / 10 LOCO, will be put in one
Wheel aud les PrIzes with tie Blanks, IN anoihe,
to every Number, Prz' o, Blauk will lie drawn.
until all are drawn.
The Fredericksburg Exchange Building is situa-
ted on the Main.sr,et. corner below the Farmers
lloiel-lfon,ing also Hanover Street, The
Building covers upwards OF $500 square feet Of
ground-with an elevation Of 81 feei--is entirely
new, aud built IN the mos: substantial mnnner-the
walls containing nearly half million of Btick-,he
front on both Streets being 1884 feet, laid with the
$, Baltimore. No. /. pressed Bdcks--eost OF
bricks and workmanship, $50 per thousand
The Building contains three splendid Stores on
the man street, finished IN the style-lmo large
Diners IN Hanover SIeet--an elegant and hip hly
finished Assembly Room, 50 feet b, 80, rising Il
ieei pllch with Ladies Anti Rooms ,djounp IN The
second story. On The lrd story, .inple Chambers
aud three double, all OF god SIZE aud well finished
The Building also contains splendid Dwelling
with paiours, chambers aud closets adjoining ele.
eanlly finished in modern style. suitable 10, u large
family, wnh Kitchen, &c, compleIo-Gellars under
the ~hole Building. All The large Rooms are fin
,shed with Ornamental tornice Siueeo, superb Cen
ire Pieces, &c,
The present occupant Of HE exchange, oile,s SO,
500 Rent for the ensuing year.
AS an evidence of tho value Of the above Prze.
and popularity Of the Scheme. upwards Of one half
Of the Tickets have already heeL taken IN this Town
Adventures will oso no lime In sending their Or
ders.
Persons wishing to select any particular Numbtf
numbers in The above Scheme, will be attended
to, and The number sent, II mol previously sold
Attention is called to the very unusually small
number OF Tickets IN this Lnuefy-requlrlnp but "A
moderate share OF Luck to draw the Capital Plzc,
with single Chancc.!
Orders received, and Tickets sold by
WIN. ID. GREEN, Agent.
Fredericksburg, November .. / $50
am solicited by my friends in Fredericksburg 10
give any Information IN my Possession, respecting
The above Lottery. can say that the SIX Cominis-
soners appointed to supcrnlrud The Drawing, ae
the most honorable and highly respectable men in
that community, and that the Capital Prize Is one oi
the most commodious and magnificent Buildings OF
the kind, IN the State OF Virginia.
VIII render any aid in my power TO adveniurers,
In procuring Tickets or otherwise, that may be re-
CURED. JNO. J. PURYIS.
Dec. 10 d.
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"Tahc care Ottiac cents ana the DollRr ,
will take care on titeia,scIvcs."
UNION SAVINGS RANK
C.9PET.EK H5,0oO.

M lLL receive Dcposiies Of all money cu,spr in
w the State, aud issue certificates binding iullv
and Intellectually all the property aud funds Of lie -
s'Rnton' Tor tie payment thereof, within ten Days
notice. with interest heeor, from time of d, poslre
ull pald at the rate Of per ccnium per annunl, for
all sums which SHALL have been on dcposic for less
than one year. and 81 PER cent per annpm, Tor all
SUITS which shall remain over one year.
DHsCOTNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight o'clack PM. 4;
al the Office over The sture of Mir. A. Gannaway..
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renwick.
Z. Mclsel, Henry J. own,
Juo. kinuer Tho's. O. Acree,
~. Salmons, Z. Phelps.
'fllden Reed.
CFEkGEES.
Henry NJ. pidlake, President,
Ro B. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley Secietafy
Lynchburg, June II Is
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ROOk Store amh EsooIi KsinderN.

III aNlNd made arrangements with Wtn.f A.
b Talbot, she subscriber has connected with Ina
Book Store, in tins place. Book Bude,y and wnu i'd
respectfully inform his friends aud the public eener
ally that he is prepared 10 have executed in rho
most handsome and substantial manner, Bnak bind.
me OF all descriptions. Merchants. CLERKS Courts
Bank Officers and Others be furnished 10 order
upon short notice, with Day Books Journak am,
Ledgers, Record Deed and Bill books. Iuvoice
Sherts' and Receipt Books, made ofthe best mare
fais anu IN the most substantial manner. He na;-
ters himself, that all persons who will faycr hin, with
their custom shabe pert ely satisfied IL won Ia also
say that beng anxious 10 reduce his stock OF Books
he disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate han
ever. l.. ECHOLS
Aug. 10 80
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werner.

virtue Ola Deedof Trust. executed to us.
- on The 17lh day a September. $50. ~ Robert
Armstead, for the purposes therein meniionfd shall
on Friday the 2Dih day Of December next, at Hat
Creek. Campbell Goupy. sail The property therein
mentioned, consisting OF the Crop. Stock, Honse-
hold aud Kitchen furniture. Also, the properly
bought ri Samuel Armisieads sale consisting Of
Ilotse and Tract OF Land. Terms will be n,ads
known on The day OF sale. believe tie tiile 10 ra
properly 10 be good hut shall convey such tile Only
as lsscs ed ia me ty tie deed.
ADDISON ARMISTEAD.
Dec. II tend
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foR rur yIRaiNIAs
TO TIE LEGISLATURE oF VIRGINIA

As dcvo'es upon honorable body elect Judge
'of tue oghh Judicial uepii. fourth district I'LL the
cuncy accustomed by the demise of the honorable nm
Daniel aud as Lin common with the citizens OF Bedford gen
orally do deep interest III the appointment ofhs successor
TEL OF I>n'hbg, as ngcntleman whose appointment that
nuinh station would be not only acceptable the Ia, and
tt2ens of Bedford generally but The choice of mnny al rm
amt who Is nrorohlp knomnns well 10 of yonr body
us Throughout the conntos composing the Creu Your at
entioh h~ already been directed Ioue the public prints
other gentlemen whose commanding talents aud profound
knowledge OF the law, give them high clums 10 the Judrc
sup but There are dnuhtcss OF higher Clnns than Wi
nam DanielIossessng great integrity and urhany with
mud richly endowed by nature, aud improved by the most
assidaous cultivation OF lodged talents mud extensive
lex cGuirementsvnc too, the cculfe of the Cir
cultlo seems peculiarly eapaciHied for the
the important dutes which, IA Judge would dcvose up
on ln-nnd his appontmt NJ could fail 10 give general
satisfaction. BEDFORD.
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60 AZ ls &C 81 80 Ga SO 81 Q &c.

90 II I5 GO Ct 30 q 50 3 II So
The foregoing the drawn numbers FOR Tho
Richmond Academy Lottery, drawn November 3Oh
1899, at Alexandra.
So IL Ga Sc 90 60 SO 50 20 10 81 CT 80 II.
The foregoing were the drawn numbers for the
Monongalia Academy, Extra Class, No. 10. for 1899
drawn the 3rd OF December 1889, al Richmond
Apply at II. II. Bookor's Lottery and Exchange
Office for Lucky Numbers.
The Ticket 81. SO. 20. A Capital Prize sold and
casbed at this Office
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loT sale nj
BOOKER'S OFFICE.

teis 81.
Choice numbers for sale at
BOOkER'S OFFICE.
= Orders from the country for Tickets drawn BY
ID. s. Gregory d Co. in all Virginia Schemes lac
compancd by cash or Prize Tickets promptly and
coGfdentialy attended to, when addressed to
HENRY il. BOOKER
Lyncbburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
ing the numbers Of every Lottery in which ]
sell Tickets, published in this paper, Crhe Vngi-
MANI the Official List Of the Drawing is
received III. Ii. BOOKER
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RicnMQND, December ). 1899.

The second session Of the Democratic Caucus
was held last night, and it resulted, in the nomna-
ton Of James Y. Mason Esq. as the candidate of
that pMiy for T. S. Senator, maugre all the efforts
of Mr.. McD0woli's friends, and the bold threat OF
his organ. ''the Valley Star" that his supporters
would never abandon him, under any circumstances.
The vote stood, | learn, 81 for Mcdowell, ii for
Mason 1t is fortunate lor 'lhe party" doubt not
tba, such was the decision Of the Caucus as unless
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ExecsltNrn, Notice.

Executors Notice.
ID ERSoNS having claims agai sttho esiaie offhe
a. late Judge William Daniel deed viii pie se
present them duly Authenticated between THIS and
tho lsi January next, in o,dri thar arrangements
may be imm dAtly male Cor then paympn.-
Those who are indebted 10 he estate are feanesrd
to come forward and make payment
WM DANfEL.Jr
MAYO GABELL.
EA'ors. ofthe last VIII and Testament Of
VIM. Daniel deed
Dec. IL WV
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Fredericksburg Lottery,

Authorized by the Slate OF Virginia for tho purpose
olpaving the Nam Street.
To be drawn At Fredericksburg, on Tuesday the
3Ist OF December, 1889,
Under the superntendenGo 81 Commissioners MP
pointed By tho Mayor and Common Council,
The following very Remarkable aud Splendid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-12
SCHOOL Az TrrE COTTAGE.

H'llE subscriber has employed ga experienced
! te ale teacher, who CONES highly tecoinnien-
dcd. and will open school for gnls, Al lis residence
oea, Lynchhurgiu Campbell eooulyepn the third f
February next.
TERMS,
for Session OF months one hill payable in nd
rhncey n:
All The branches usually laushI ii ,hools, .1e so
Music, including use OF instruments Is Oh
boarding, including every are mmndaep. 80 90
No pupil will be received lor a less Tine han
from the dayo entry TIL The end Of the s. sson and
deduction will be made of lost nle except in case
Of sick ness. A. s PAYNE
N y. The subscriber can pceomn,ola,c 5 o, G
Young ladies' IN his laniily. a. 5. Z.
Dee. II VIA
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coMMusssosER's SALE OF LAMB.

seW MH1"epsBts's SAGG OF LAND.
DuRSuANr tn dee,ee Of ll,r coao,y Cur, II
tamPheIl county, pronounced al Qelnhrf
term, 1889, IN tie Chaneery sun therein depending
between Calltey Plaintiff. aud john David
son aud othets, Defendants, The undersigned
Commissioner. will On the Pad Day Of Janlaty neu,
the premises, proceed to sell. 10 lie biehs bid.
der, credit Of ote aad Iwn ,aars. lie tlacl of
923 Acres o.. land,
lying IN the comfy ot Campbell an liulo Beaver
Creek. adjoining the Landg Of lesse hor,hill. Ste
phen Duguid aud Others oG winch John ID ayIiison
no" resides WASHINGTON HUNTER, Com
Dire u t2J
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Richmond .YC0dc,ny EOfSe,Y,

EXTRA CLASS, No -, FOR 1880
To be drawn al RICHMOND on Tuesday TIT
17th December q = The drawing will be receiv
ed At this office on Thursday the 10Th INST
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GRONEKIES Ar AICTION.

I WILL SELL on Wednesday the 18th lust, in
front of my Office
hhds. ST. CroN and L. X. Sugar
25 bags good Green Cotlto
) casks Loaf Sugar
: hhds. Moiasses
. n. q. Rum
10 barrels +. Brandy
= " tin
5 casks Sweet Wtno
do :. NJ. do
so boxes Bunch Raisns lnew etorI
10 boxes Candy
10 boxes Brown Soap
l.ettcr, Cap aud Wrapping PAPER
Sale At II O'Clock.
CHARLES PHELPS. Anott.
Dec. IL -