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twice a week,

utterly. n,,.,.r.,
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,.lorSaion ofthe Postmaster III the neigiiborhood
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,nt mposiiions and quizZeS, has proved hereto
We must therefore, insist IN such case upon
.5,r hs ng certified by the name OF The Postmaster
Il. baes Of the later
,niinns shall hereafter be considered as incurred
yv,nee and for years publication, unless speciahy
"a shorter time, and paid for in advance o tha'
"a 80 ordered :, 49,
,,on shallhe sent 70 the order of any new and un-
~, unless paid for in advance or satisfactory re-
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80, ,,,,men, from new subscriber who is unac-
kin tar conditions, single numher may be sent eoh-
,r,n.niel by, n copy Of this reputation
- Of Mi subscribers whose ability To pay may be
ne pusliser and who may re'han indebted on open
49,. end al; ESQ years from the time when the advanced
% sue shall be erased from the list of shbScrihers'
Resolutions of the Editorial Contention Of "a.
solutions Of the results OF Tue co'leese ""
~ b;,t.r experience of the Editorial Corps OF Nnglha,
,.embed al Richmond, on the 18th January, 1888.
resolutions we are determined 10 abide Inc interests
ecomn,e andour own interests require, an nHe@i
e.tothcm Several of the American presses are Grven
,l,>h custom OF Casa Payments No class oil men has
80 an abuse Of the Credit System, than the Editors OF
. The great difficulty consists in the transition from
the other Nowths landing the Resolutions OF the
t,,pfion we have been induced to continue several
t. On the Book, who are in arrears 10 this ONCE
image our course. The of every subscriber, who
arnent will positively be stricken of from our roll
3a,. nr-mrn; of our next volume.
. Tina; il lee recommended 20 the Editors Of Newspa-
,.aut tie Commonwealth, 10 publish al the head OF
n, ie;r rates for advertising, and that they strictly adj
same. ard that these prices be always such, as 10
,, .u,p,t .a.ion for the labor performed"
ReSOtut;s.Jcf :he Editorial Contention
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To PIovnh iiakers and the Propriefors 81 foundrtes
- .sTuE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
TINE subscriber purchased the exclusive ret o. making
~. above well Plough in the State 81 Irgn,a ana
, nrrpared sell patterns 10 Others WIN he iehl OF
no pioi chs He has HE original paiteins'
made during the past year by the Paleniee under .ne
s Of the subscriber expressly for the State Of Virginia. and
thew were constructed AVOID all The directions arising 10 me
@ soil and vegetable surface differing entirely from our
al nrrs when operating heavy clover lay or upon land
heky weeds litter For more .han
his state; during which time attention has been par
na,v directed construction and form Of bo
~ Soytb and can therefore confidently recomend this
pb N INV friends public generally as combining all
b valuable qualities Of cheapness strength ease oil dIa SIN
@ and least OF ALL beauty There sizes Of the right band
las p " and large left handed horse Plough
cd s addressed 10 me- al Meadsvie Halifax county, upon
the sn6J se ""' , pT WAN BENZ F. AVERY
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117UIIAM +. RITCHIE, ArronSrr AT Law, Richmond 70
w for the present Dr. Rche Main street. above
the Banks. " =
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Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Dye stvBs, Paints, OIL

Parrish, Windo,o Glass, &c &c.
GtAYNOR & YELL, door above the Bel Tavern have
VI lately received fresh supply OF Articles Also
large assortment Of FAMILY and PATENT MEDICINES FAN
CY ARTICLES, GARDEN SEEDS, &C., &C.. 10 which thew
would respectfully call the attention of Merchants others
fore purchasing elsewhere they determined offer great
inducements those who PROMPT PAY, or PURCHASE
FOR CASH. Apri,7 lIo-wtf
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AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, Va-The
session Of this institution will commence on THUS
't' 81 iususi Eeal.
s. 50 per week, and no extra charge for washing,
- and Tuition varies from $40 10 Sl5 per
i"t months. The following gentlemen compose the
'e. Collins 4. II, President and Professor of Natural
yay and Chemistry.
'sm Wiley, a. NJ, Professor Of Ancien. Languages
e'aiGit.
s'escn>, y. H., Tutor in Mathematics and Teacher in
Languages.
N'luitord second Tutor.
be perceived by the above rates. that the cost of stu
ison Sc 30 10 S9i 80 per year OF ten months, sum
ah what u customary AT similar institutions. The
&caeapaess Is the location OF the college in the midst
iti productive farming country, remote from market
another advantage connected with this institution,
> paramount claims to all others. Being situated in
", nearly len miles from town village there ~
lcmpiaon extravaganza in dress and other gaity
eminent is mild and parental, hut energetic and firm.
~ with their families, reside III the college ediices,
sttr present to exercise Wholesome influence and
lie Trustees warmly recommend the Institution 10 the
OF lie public, and appeal with confidence 10 the five
$50 II has now been IN existence.
lot 18th Aug
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SPRING GOODS CHINA IND QUEENS TF.4RE.
AN now opening PARTON of my Spring supply of the above,
and am daily expecting per ship Margaret Forbes direct
from the Manufacturers additional supply of patterns
Tableware China making altogether well selected Stock
Of new and desirable Goods.
1lso, in Store,
French German and American Glass plain and pressed
English plated, German silver and Britannia Casto all sizes
St0newarc &C. &C for sale reasonable prices for cash.
pnactua credit City and country invited examine
WM. +. BUTLER,
Three doors the Bell Tavern.
pnrrh2
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Cary street, three doors abocc the Columbian Hotel,
D,.I,

Richmond, va.
II. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
y low prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 81 50 ST. Silk Hats, made
fur odies proof from 81 80 to So So Boys Hats
from s. IS to 81 Fur Caps from 81 to sla Gentlemens CIo,
Caps, from s. 10 81 together with of Mems and
Boys Hair Seaet and Glazed Caps, black drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail Terms-Cash.
= lie keeps during large assortment of Leg
o'n Palm Leaf Straw aud Willow Hats suitable for all ages.
n. B.-ais made 10 order.
January lst, 1888 wiz
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VI fresh supply Of Garden Seeds from the Sor-aso, several
different kinds Of Garden Seeds this State, all of which
they recommend as fresh and genuine
ARTICllOKE-Geen t;iobc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch.
BUNCH GEANS-load Windsor, Dwarf Mohawk, Early
Dwarf Mohawk, Extra Early Six Weeks Early Yellow six
Weeks Long Pod Marrow Dwarf Red Specked French, Royal
Dwarf, White Kidney.
POLE REASS-nrcltual Pole, Large White Lima, Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners.
BEETEary Blood Turnp Early Yellow, French Sugar. Long
Blood, Mance Wurlzell
BROCCUlI-I.arce Purple Cape
Observation-Disclosures Cromwell, Drumhe1d, Early Bullock's
Heart Dwarf Green savoy Early Sugar Loaf Early York. Flat
mnswck Green Curled Savoy Large York. Late Loaf
Red Pcklins.
CARROT-Lonr Orange.
CAul.iFi.OW ER-Early and Late Dutch.
CORS-Sml,h's Extra Early.
cucUMBEREary Frane Early Green Cluster, Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDIYE-I,rrn Cured.
KAfE-tsrten Cnrled Scotch.
LETTCCE-Brown Duch Early Dumhead, Early Slcsia,
Green Coss, Ice, Large White Loaf.
MELOS-Carona Water Green Ciiron, Large Musk Vel
low, Nutmeg.
NAsTURrIUA. oKRA-Lonc and Short.
ONI0N-Svsr Skin. Yellow SKIN
SIEY--t'nred and Single.
PARSNfP-Exira Large. Large Dutch.
PEAS-Bue Imperial Dwarf Mlrrowfat Dwarf Green Mar
Early Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair
or Washington Early Warwick, Marrowat
RADISilBlaek Spanish Red Turnp, LoEs Scarlet, White
Turnn, Yellow 1Hmp.
! Satisfy or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPlNAGE-Pncky or Fall. Round Leaved or Summer.
SoUAsii-Eay White Bush, Early Yellow Bush, Winter
Crookneck yellow Striped.
TOMATO-Larse Red.
TURNIP-Eary White Dutch, Early Yellow Dutch Early Gar
Stone Early White Stone, Red Top, Rua aga White Flat,
Winter.
ALsO-Canary Seed and assortment, of Flower Seed.
Feb - 95-1aftf
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- ~ HUDSON DESTIsr, performs all operations The
H. TEETH for their beauty and prcservaon and Inserts
corpiihle teeth, sngy in full sets, the approved
plans
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited
call and examine his Of teeth Comprising
re of shade, carefully selected from the celebrated
faCiurrrs.
Tic also inserts Artificial Palates designed the voice
To its proper and sound.
Refer To Rev. Dr. Pumer, Rev. Dr. Empe Hubbard Gardner
& Co.. Gen. Bernard eyton, mr. Chamberlayne Dr. Brocken
broueh s. :. Baxter Esq, DR.. L. G. Cabe General Pesam,
George Watson, NJ. ID.
iJ Office On Main street, square above the Banks.
Dec 81 6s-wly
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r UDLAM, PRESTON CO., COMMISSION MERcHANTs Rieh
II naond Virginia, give their particular attention TO selling
crops of Tobacco and make liberal advances on the game
Office opposite Shockoe Warehouse.
May 80 6-w2m
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, JUNE le, 1913

no JACOB SHOOK, THOMAS JOHNSON, ELIZABETH
i WINCH ELp and JOSEPH 4. WiNGFIELD.-Take no.
ce that Saturday the eighth Of July nest NJ the Office
lanes Lyons: IN the city OF Richmond between the hours Of 8,
A. NJ ana T. NJ we shall proceed take the dispositions OF
Reuben Ford and Others be- read MS evidence in suit now de-
pending in the superior Cont Of chancey for the Richmond Cir
cui IN when We are plaintiffs and you Northumberland IT,
from any cause, the said dispositions commenced,
commenced are not completed that day. shall continue
The same place, from day day, until they commenced
and completed.
REUBEN JENKINS and
ANN z his wife,
WILLIS w. WiNGFIELD,
STEPHEN C. WINGFIELD
FRANCIS l.. WINGFIELD,
BUSHROD w. WtNGFIELD.
HENRIETTA WINGFIELDby
u. w. WINGFlELD her next friend.
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i New Oreans) would inform the ladies and gen
uemen Of Washington and lis vicinity who wish e
acquire accurate and practical knowle ledge Of IN,
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From TO 10 in the morning,
And to in the evening,
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teacher various American Institutions both at the
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y at The old established Store, two doors east Of
l2ih street, Pennsylvania avenue, w. FISCHER.
Yes | will share with thee my love-byW. J. Lemorc.
My early home-by l.. j. Chadwick.
81 see thee sweoty smie"-by H. Thorbccke
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The dovoted-Tyrolean--b >. NJ. Dalquor.
The grave digger-by Kallwada.
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Want cab comic, dedicated to W. f. Barron.
words by "Srsws"
On suuggs mac-words by Lori Bypp,
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I oNDON BOOKS ON MEDICINE AND SUR

I ONDON BOOkS On MEDlClNb AND SUR
IL GERY.-Just imported by +. TAYLOR a few
copies only, and this day received, fearsley on the
Throat on the enlarged ronsll, aud elongated Uvula
| vol London, 1913; Jones on Gravel, Calculous
and Gout, being Professor Liebg's Physiology, sp
Piled to the prevention and cure Of these diseases
vol London, l5i3 Johnson on Life, Health, and
Disease, vol. London, lSi3 Food and It's intu-
ence on Health and Disease, by Matthew Truman,
NJ. ID. | vol London, lsi3i krauss on the cure OF
Club foot, Bent knee, Wry-neck, SpiSal Deformty,
SC, SC; Lee on Stammcrng aud Squirting and on
the Method for their Removal, vol London, 1871 +;
Curts's Treatise on the Physiology and Pathology Of
the Ear, / vol octave and others not enumerated
Books, Periodicals, &c, imported TO order from Lon
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DIR. BARTHOLOMEW

Erpeeforant will prevent cure all incipient con-
SUMPTION Coughs and Colds taken in time, and IS a
delightful remedy. Remember the name, and get
Comslock's.