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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MarKETs-ocroprn ..
U10'esaic Prizes Carrai.

Wholesale Prizes Current
BEEswAx-25 a IS G.
Corrrr.--Lagura, Il; Rio, G, a i Cuba, g. a
g.. ST. Domingo, ;, g.
CorroN-lair quality, -.
CANnLrs-Spcrmaccii, 30 a 50; patent lallow,
II! a II; mould, % IA 10.
CnocoLaTE-St a c.
CmEESE-6! a !.
corroN lARxs-Richmond and Manchester
Nos 5 10 Il, IS C.; from II 10 Is, l9c.
BAcoS-lias rather advanced since the last
quotations. We note sales Of Western Sides, al
Auction, al ;! a 81; Shoulders, 4 4 Il; Toid'S,
(hoground) 6 4 g.; Smihfeld, Gl 6l
Fisn-llcrinss, No |, 81; No. :, 30; gross,
.; Shad, : a : 80; Mackcrcl, No. /, IL 81; No. :,
9a9 80
FE,rnrRs-2a a 80 c.
GmMx-Wheal, Tor red so S.; while, S. 90
and 92. Corn from the Dock, 80 4 81; Oats, -
a - per bushcl.
I!ipEs-Grecn, : c. cured; Spanish, II a lG.
lnoS-Ur Country bar So. SO Tre'lesar.
| ~ "A 90 Swcic>. s. a 90: English, Is a 10
L,nDl0o kegs No / Baltimore was ye>;cr-
day sold at II; Mountain, !, II.
I.iMr-A cargo of Thomastun has been sold
rom the Dock, in lots of 80 and 100 casks al % i
l0oc
| LEaD-5 81 c.
LEsrnrR-NIarkcd good, light weights, l5s a
s, lG; middle do, II! IL; heavy, II; damaged ~
49, C.
MoL,ssss-Ncw Orleans, in bhls., 81 p; p.
| Rico, .Sa30
NAILS Assorted, i:all.
OrrM.- Bran, c. Shorts, $ G.; Brown S!nfi,
i5c.; Ship Stuff, 20 p, c.
Ous-Fall Sperm, 81 %; Winter do, 10;
l.inscei, 50 s., per gallon; Tanners do, SSI2 a
Il per Dbl.
PrAsrER-Lump, al Rockets, 10y the cargo, -
15a3
SoAr-Lcc's, 5a 81; Coga,e'<, 81 4 cents.
SrARcm-7t n Sc.
SrGAns-Si Cruix, s! a 81; sales of common
Porto Rico, al Auction, al t. Il; New Orleans,
7,a7.
Loar srcn-snec loaf, lO,alI; double re-
fined, III 10: lump do, ~ 10.
a, a6l ~ C. in bbls, and in hhds., 81! -; Rec
,illcd DO, 35 a 40 C.; \. l.. Rum. in bblS 30 c. in
hhd>.. ~ -; Apple Brandy, Isle OF Wight, = a
So Northern, 80; Imitation Brandy, 30 - G:
Malaga Wine, - 30 c.; Peppermint Cordial, y
80
SAlr-From the Wharf, 81 60, Liverpool filed
Suor-Na. Wythc Shot Tower >; loulcs, -!
WooI.-2S Il 80 c.
rLora-Inspccicd in the City of Richmond dn-
ring The quarter ending Sept 30ih, 1911:
GG960 bbl>. superline
:1,9SS hi bblS. do.
1,sl1 bhls fine.
1859 bbs. mid!linss.
li61 do condemned.
Istccco Iasrrtion-The fiscal year terminated
Both Sept We si"e below comparative stale
men, OF the inspections OF this city Tor The years
lSi3-'lI:
1878 ISL.
Shockoc, $1,000 hhds. l293l hhdS.
Public, 1912 %,3l3
Scabroolis, 1911 263o
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$40 Democratic maj.

"alg maj. piJ DtiNIidtiC MA. wv
i-mocralic gain, since 1910, 600.
ID addition 10 the foregoing eight counties, am
lHjtned, from reports entitled 10 confidence, and
tcoulyover;ed, To say that the District of Lit
cnErS>ee' will increase her Democratic ma
ny HON i1nr 10 i've hundred vcieS, and that,
'b0ngh The Wing majority OF C,recnbrier county
-s h- somewhat increased, i, will. notwith-
'ndIh', he more than coan,crbalanced by the
'ea>'i Democratic majority in the adjoining
anly Of Mor;oe
- TO The lUcubrations of RICHMOND"
''A'ala correspondent of the Richmond Wing,
h' fitl ut, and then oil the Compiler. OF the
mailing from l.vnchburs on the first coca
'~r ana from l-ovngston on the second. have To
y 'nd' II Tie author has not sought 10 shape
movements 50 as 10 be in attendance upon
.iN' 81 am party, and it has been mere chance
~ wan nun, II is a phenomenon for which
1'e MN 10 account Why il has 50 happened
Ing ms Iauineyinss Of few weeks, ii has
'3' 10 his so;io attend monu poiiic0i gatherings
~ yei to attend the 6rA Democratic mfetne??"
"el" called upon 10 account for such case,
H."i'% - iauch oat oi the usual course of
- 'oaIl no; ior The li,;. Of me, assign a
- isa>n i1f 1t than that line traveller had
purpose 10 aitsild all the Wing meetings in
'>" VI his lonrncyingS, and 10 cschew all
,eiH Democratic Because it cannot be pre-.
,asIe were no ''rolitieal gatherings" of the
Jt'duc party III the sections OF country
vi 81 "tich NJ states himself 10 have passed.
,I1 .. therefore, calling upon the author for an
Ws.'a''"h' sci him down at once rs an i,inerant
t-a 49,, assuming upon himself garb of disin-
.ri,,, PATRIOTISM, too ilimsy 10 disguise the in
H. ~" - on his collar: "TnE sERviLE TOOL OF
.n, u" N, ,isi place, after variety of fourishcs
IT. mig flags ia Lynchburg (all of which
Tn og ,S., unworthy Of notice, the larger num-
la. l a'e'h being bu, The toys and baublcs of
1as,,y :, : oar author proceeds 10 describe the
y MAJ. one ''on pole about 60 feet high on
Ie Sla,s SIree,, near the Franklin Hotel, with
tie posr a l Stripes and attached 10 the end OF
om ner', I'VE coon, handling polk stalk with
iisplay q, S yaa with gloves OF And for this
Ths g.rls A's idolairv, most gravely concludes,
F8se ('he town OF Lynchburg) we'll
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FOR RENT,


II FOR RENT-A very desirable iami-
ID " residence in Philips Row, opposite
- u A'e>srs Hooper x Osbornc's >hop-plice
$500
Also small tenement in the rear Of Mr.. Jas.
Han'cns slahe-pricc $50
Also three tencmcntS on Union IIill-price
SO each.
Also one Of those small! stores in Walcrman's
Row, near the Old Market-ptcc 500
Also The store on Shockoe Hill opposite the
Deroi, lately occupied bv John II. Jurcy, Esq.
as Il Grocery and Commission Store
Also The store lately occupied BY James r.
Grafton, Esq
Also store No. g. Li,Ics Row, cross street
leading To Mayos bridge.
Also store and cellar under the OddFcllow' :
Hall, next door below the Conicctiunary Store
The above described tcncmcnI> will be- rented
very low 10 good and p"rnanar, tenants. APP
pr 10 GiiO. W. TOLER,
Agent and Collector. Lis!cs Row
o1--t;
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HOYTS OFFICE.-Hoyt, on examining the
IL GRAND MAMMOTH SCHEME 10 be
drawn tie l9h inst, has made up his mind that
it is the hest that has ever been issued, PARTIcu-
LARRY FoR PACKAGES; there being lG Drawn Bal
lois. There are more prizes than blanks; conse-
quently, With Package Won are almos, certain
of making money and. with single Ticket, You
are quite sure ot a p,ize Who won't purchase
Tickets on such lerm>l Send an order forthwith
10 Hoyt, and get prize.
At Persons from the country. ari.n IN torn,
should always call on Hoyt, s--.r il they want
money. HOITS OFFICE,
Oct TO- No g. Exchange.
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1TODERN LANGUAGES-Me. !. GULL
wi LET has resumed his duties as Professor
Of Modern Languages. Besides his former
French Glasses. which will he rc-orsansed Al his
rooms. new ones will be formed Tor FRENCH,
SPANISH and ITALIAN. Private classes for
Ladies will NEE, in the basement Of one OF The
most central churches on Shockoe HILL or al the
house Of one of the scholars. Mr. G's Rooms
are al No l0l, Franklin street.
Oct lit
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TIE WIG CONVENTION IN FREDER-
ICHSBU3G.

FREDEEiCaSErRG, Oct. :.
To-day is the day Of the great Wing Mass
Meeting in this place. They meet in respectable
neutrality-suspicious. 2.0oC-onc-hird al least Loro
F"cos Gas they are pleased 10 cali us.) The
speeches are poor-a failure Leigh is most ci-
iccive Causin OF Maryland is the only to-
lcrablc speaker among them, ana H. is some
what broken down. They have done us the
good OF making one change Of i respectable and
wealthy farmer from Clay 10 Polk, and he avow-
ed himself on The ground | have offered re-
ward of 81 for every change against Us. have
been good deal over the counies Of Stafford and
SUPERINTENDENT tell you most sincerely that
We shall gain 100 III the two over 1870 al the
least"
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ADOLPIIIS y. READ.
Oct. Ids, c2ln

VALUABLE FARMS IN SURRY FOR
v SALE.-Wl b. sold TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, on Monday, the 2sih ii October
next il fair, i! Dot, the first fair day thereafter,
valuable Farm. in Surry county, containing by
estimation about $50 acres. This farm lies on
Blackwater. Immediately above BuntS bridges;
- miles from Petersburg and 5 from Cabin
Point. The Improvements are, in part, a large
and handsome two-siory frame dwelling house,
neatly finished, except the pla>tcrng, ony one
coat OF which was put on, and built in 1851;
rood kitchen, snok. house, "ranary, carri@a.
house, &c. Most of The buildings have been
erected within the last | years and are generally
in good repair. The arabic land is generally ci
a superior quality; AMI, when married, produce,
clover luyuriantly There is an abundance ot
timber for farming and binding purposes, and
considerable quantity oi very superior land tcara-
bic OF Welding or 10 barrels al corn 10 The
acre. tina, nigh. be cleared 10 adyanlage.
linn !iaicly after the above sale Is closed, an
adjoining Farm. containing aboai 10 acres, viii
h. Sold. On this Farm, there is comfortable
dwelling house, kitchen &c, somewhat ont oi
repair; and about 30 or To acres arabic land, in
good condition.
Immediate possession viii BE- given Of IL" SMALL
larm-o! he larger one, The purchaser viii be 81
lowed such possession a. May bc necessary Ia
make preparations Tor crop--uniil The growing
crops can bc SOLD, when iull possession will la
given. The title 10 both places is indiSpuabic,
and the sale will la without reserve. The terms
will be liberal and made known ON The day OF
sale by WM. l. Il. RUFFIN,
Executor al Thomas Ruin, decd
Sept - 3i-wt,is
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NOTICE.

On Sunday, the 18Th of October, Doctor JonS
Thomas, Of Louisville, K,n'uckv, will speak 4,
the Acquinton Church, King William COUNTY. al
the usual hour in the iorcnoon; also on the three
following days. The place of meeting will then
be transferred to West Point Church. where the
public will be addressed daily Till the following
Sun tav inclusive.
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Married, on Wednesday, the 81 inst, by the
Rev. Mr. Chcvaier, Mr.. GEORGE TYLER Of Ca
roline, 10 Miss ELIZA IlooE daughter OF General
James Hoge, of Pulaski Co, Va.
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DEATHS

Died on Monday night, JAMES Fisher, Sr.,
for many years 4 respectable merchant Of this ci-
", aged 20 wears.
Died, on the 9TH September, in King William
county al the residence ci MAJOR I. pahney, her
brother, Miss Ivprn DapNEy, aged about sixty
vnalS
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L,.iitnrs ri TIE Enan,rcr.

4 II Edttofs II Me EnqWrtf.
LYScn8URG, Oct. Sd, 1911.
The suhjoinsd tabular statement, embracing
liz counties only. unless my means oi intorma-
nave greatly deceived me, will, in my opin--
rather iall short OF, than reach, the actual
Seasth OF the Democratic party, as il will swell
.~,! Oh The dav Of trial-all the cases OF doubt
I. probabilities having been yielded 10 the ad-
.Nary party.
T,BLE-i Exhibiting statement OF actual ma
= in the Presidential Election OF 1910, com
.'e! with estimated majorilics for ISL in the
4. VIM ci Ill, cnnniieS
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NEW WORK.

l..l., and enthusiastic Mass Meetings CONT
.4r 70 te held in New York Among others was
= OF saturday last al iinderhool;, where Law
.-.re Van Buren presided Six hundred dele
s,,.> attended from ALBANY alone. The meeting
w. addressed by Mess Eli Moore of \. York,
/. John Van Buren of Albany, and other Ora
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES :!

nSNy The Subscribers would most re-
fs1-2A specially inform the public that
-Z~Q-thcy have on hand full supply of
Carriages, OF The yarou, kii:.is and descriptions.
and OF The best Manufacture, which they viii sell
low Tor cash. or approved paper. All OF oar work
i wariante,! 10 stand equal TO any work i'll The
Union. WE have also Tor sale an assortment Of
Coach findings, and harness mounlngs, low for
cash.
a-'r:;c:eral sooi hand Carriages for sale.
Al Repairing done with ncaincss and despatch
HOOKER. OSBORNE < COX.
Corner Of Main and 81. Streets Richmond, Va.
Sept. 30 d&c IT
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Wafer this day a, ;. o'clock, p.
ARRIVED.


Schr John S,u, Teal, Philadelphia, sun|ries
10 Fry II Co, +. .. Rails X Co. h. NJ. Burton,
]. Goode, c. L. Wortham, \. Duval x Co.. !.
IL Euslscc, Davenport s Allen, J. II. Colquii,
noshcr Robinson \ Co. 7. A. Rust, W. Taylor,
J. r. Triplc,t & Son, Z. X White. l.. ID. Cren-
shaw 4 Co, :. Bonavila, Ludlam, Preston \
Co. /. Lo,tcir, j. W. Reese y. Pcyton. O. \.
Strecker. J. O. Austin, w. GIeenall, Gaynor
Wood X Co, J. \. Lancaster X Co, T.. Shopper
son. Charles Marx, James Sinton. Turpin 4 Co.
w. Gleanor, Webb, Bacon x Co, 4. Pizzin
Andrew Pizzini, F.. Dcllcn, J. y. Gordon, L. :
Stewart, J. Clendcning J. Evans.
Schr. Tuscarora, Smack, New York, sundries
to VIM RurusS, Ludam. Preston X Co, Darcn-
por x Allen, l.. u. Cren:hiw & Co, Fry & Co.
Webb Bacon 4 Co., Hubbard, Gardner Y Go.
Nash s Woodhousc, w. Mitchell, Williams &
Haxall, c. W. Ferry, Allison \ Evans, Boyd
Edmond & Davenport, Workman, McGruler q
Co. Kent, Kendall X Alwater, :. =. Myers x
Co. i. Beylon l.. Shepp.rson, ;. Merchant. Ii.
Dunspau@h { Co., Cleland y Nou. o. \.
Sirecl;cr Richardson X Co, WA. HARRISON j
Goodc, w Palmer, Richards 4 Gardner, Brown
Taylor Il Tucker J. Dooev, :. Sutherland
Boshcr, Robinson X Co, J. Fisher, lr, ID. Bul-
line,on, L. Robertson, ". Greaner, A. Duval 4
Co, w. Booth. w. X +. p Carpenter J. Pizzni
l.. o. Rails X Co, L. A. Rn>i, G. Genneu, w
Barrett. Van Lew, Smilh-& Co. w. Tavlor, K
NJ Burton, Dunlop, Moncure \ Co, J. y. Cor
don, Valentine, Bteeden y Co.
Schr. c. Piuman Townsend, New York, bal
last.
Schr. Virginia, Marablc, from below, wheat
and corn
Schr Presto. Sutton, Iavre de Grace, coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbus. Parrish. Baltimore, tobacco
Schr. Dispatch Cor>on, New York, coal
Schr. Eliza Ann, Tyler, Elk'on, coal.
Schr. Mary Catharinc, Gayle, Charleston
South Carolina, -four, bran, &c
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FALL. Avn WINTER my GoODs.

IL < J. $. JAMES & CO., No. lh9, Opposite The
Exchange Bank, J have now IN store general as
sorment Of new Fall aud Winter DRY Goops. CON
ssiing Of their importaons, directly from Europe
and large supplies a. Foreign and domestic loads piir-
chased y The senior partner OF The house. al iIeah t'ar
terS In linsi0u aud New York.
Such 4 stock of Goods is now offered Tor sale, Is
not often with any where in the United states al
any on- h,.se aud having hecn bought with cash.
where any thing could be saved by paying rash, Will bc
sold low any hoise in Virginia can sell, and how
much lower We will not undertake Ia say.
Our own CUSTOMERS, and city aud cnuEt'y riciants
generally are respectfully requested 10 examine our
Son, IN a6-5w
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GEORGE w. DOMAIN,

LATE OF pEfEhaDthti,)
GROCER. COMMISSIONS AND FOR
HARDING MERCHANT,
EAsly BANK, in The brick building recently erect
ed by Alessr>. CrcnShaw Il Co,
OFFERS FOR SALE-Sugar, Coffee, Mo-
" lasscs, Salt, Leather, Bacon, &c.; and so
Iicils consignmenls OF Tobacco, Flour, Wheat,
and other produce.
All business entrusted 10 him will be faithfully
attended TO-
RefrcnccS-dy permission:
Peter>burg-Ales>rs A. kcevan X Bro; Me-
Iiwaine, Bcownley * CO. n. NJ. Martin \
DOMAINS; Samuel Mlorlecai, Esq; Lewis /.
Hicks; Col Henry Thweall.
Richmond-Me>siS. Jno. Maben ( Co; Webb
Bacon < CO. w. S. & J. Donnan; John G. Hob
son, Esq; Samuel Marx; General James W.
Pegram
I,cnMoxD, Va, Sept 2l, lsii. est
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LOTTERIES.
TuOMAS b. BIGGER, Corner Of Min oai
GorsrRor .SifoctS
SPLENDID SCHEMES,

rTuOMAS p. BIGGER. Corner 81 Min and
i GorerAor .St,cr's.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Drawing received Thursday Evening, October
10. Capitals S2O,000, 80 prizes of 900, &c,
&c. 81 Nos, II ballos. Tickets 80.
sd, 0Oo Capital! Drawing received Monday
Evening, Oct llh Splendid Capitals: s30,0oo
10000 5000, 1000, 3,OO0 , oil 1000 oil 500, oil
~; -, u of 900 of 800, OF 800 300 Of 200.
rs Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets 80.
Grand scheme $4,000 Capital--a,J 100
prizes of=:l 900 are ;Slo0,o0o e Drawing re.
ceiycd Monday Evening. October 10Th Grand
Capitals 100000, 5000, 15ao, 1000, 3,ooJ
2.3S1, 100 prizes of 900 &c, &c. l3dIawn bal
lots. Tickets Sl2.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing received Monday
Evening October ash Capitals; 600, $500
5000, 5000, 1000, ;;,o00, : of 1890, OF 500, oI
l,30o. OF $50, of DO ~ OF 900, 40 OF 800, OF
400, 10 of 800, &c, &c. ID ballots Tickets
$40
81 For smaller Schemes, call al the Office.
.'r Packages Of whoes and shares, single
whole and shares, always on hand in the us'Iai
great variety, and, as usual, prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
g-f Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in The above Schemes and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended lo, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Sept lS-ild
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r. We have another Shot in the locker from our
unable friend. the author Of The critiqne on the
Far Proposition" 1t will tell upon the
,aiy au,hcr as well as upon Others OF the Coon
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Taking a drive in the country 4 few davs
since We pattook OF a fine lunch prepared lay
in. '-licaic fingers OF two beautiful young iacies
Among The other good things laid letore us, we
xe,e struck with The white and delicious bread.
NJ uefc informed tina, il was made ol no"r from
ri; Virginia Mills, owned by r. c. Nicholas 4
IT, IN Buckingham Our liicnds, Deane y
Brown. AGENTS in this city iorR. c. y. x Co, haze
a4al.y .-lf rs a half barrel OF said Hour, which
Is. c.n recommend most highly 10 hcuseksepeis.
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COMMANDMENTS OrFtcy,


pnr.uant To the foregoing decree have appointed The
oeth ~ al Or.irt NEAT Tor The atiedahcr &" lie ar-
t,r. =, ms office in The cry oi Rchm"id on which day
~ t- o'cnrs \. NJ, they n. hr'.ny notified 10 attend,
with ~. evidence Necessary I" -t'"hi. me- 10 perform
the ,iu'irs required by III foregoing decree Ana the
a,n,s nj Lewis E,senmcrgrr decreased also noti-
fed T. attend on the day, with their claims, and
the evidence IN support thereof
w. JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
,,r ~ 32-MSw
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MEMOIR SD1

New York. Oct, 7--Cleared schr. Lyncburg
Mathews, and Henry Lee, Smi;h-'or Richmond
Arrived. Minerva from Richmond
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Read our First Page We introduce Mr..
!. p. King, the late celebrated Senator OF
.tsia, discoursing upon some of the subjects
..n most interest The South
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THOMSONlAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
D DADLN- ~ &

1HOMSONlAN DOlaNlC 1hiAC lCE"
Dh T. n. ROBiNSGN
CONTINUES 10 oher biz professional ser
- vices 10 those who may prefer The BOTAN-
IC PRACTICE. Dr. Il. is 4 graduate Of The
Medical College Of Ohio has devoted several
years 10 The study OF MEDICINE, SURGERY
and other branches connected "ilh the science OF
Medicine, including Two full courses OF Lectures
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Mcdl-
cal Institutions. Ills experience and encccs,
during the last nine years in lie treatment oil
Chronic forms al disease, snch as Dyspepsia,
Liver COMPLAINT, Drop>y, Rheumatism, Aslh-
M, Scroiula, Fits, Spinal Affection, and all the
forms of disease peculiar 10 females, justify the
assertion, that a large majority Of those who have
long been afflicted and nave dcspaired OF getting
WELL may be, by judicious Use ot the BDTAN-
&c remedies, restored TO health ana strength
Pr Persons residing At distance can obtain
board with Or. L.. which will make greatly in
their favor The Doctor will attend personally
in cases of A1lDWiFr.RY-chargco only $40.
a supply o! genuine Botanic Medicine Tor sale
whoe>al. and re:ai!-also, Thomson's new book,
containing s:'i pages.
tlc.. 1-c.jm III street. SEockoe tiiil.
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Ta- un,crrined Democracy OF North Carolina,
Herue,,y, ami Maryland, are only animated hy
-.. lecrn. elections 10 rcdoubed excrl'ons-
Ter are all straining every nerve. ana striking
tgr cl0ry i'm November
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GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Seni. a0-cids Commissioners.

0SO NEGROES FOR SALE-Thc sub
Wv scriber will SELL by private contract III
families and lois 10 suit purchasers, the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes Il
any time between the present date and Ike tirs, OF
December next, or until that number or there
ahout> is disposed oil. Southern planters and 9th
crS Ir'6tHg 10 bErcta&' ire requested 10 call W
on the subscriber, residing near Lnrcuo Post o.
flee. Essex county, Wanda letters otenquiw,
poa paid will he promptly attended 10. The Ia
clilie> for Transportation by land or water, ere
very good. and the negroes. as lot, are equal 10
any ever offered ior sale i'll Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR
IT,. :, A.
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tsaa ls.
IL Up SiI /.

sag - The subscriber has very excel
f-S--ces2zL- lent, secondhand Barouch and lar
" Sl-rcsS. fixed Tor one or two horses.
which "ill be sold low. Appyto
GEO w. TOLER.
Agent and Collector, Li>!c's Row.
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OPENING OF PARTISAN FALL FA-
SHIONS FOR 1911.
~ MRS C. PHILIP would respectfully an
W no,ncethc opening oil her Fan fasnlons ior
Ladies on THIS DAY, the Itt in>l. 10 winch
she would call the attention oil her customers anc
the pablo generally, oe'' ~
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July / l1--if Executor of Rob'i y. Waring
A TRACT or LAND FOR SALE, AID
JOINING RICHMOND

JOINING RICHMOND.
( OFFER Ion sale privately the above tract Of
I Land, containing between three hundred and
lily and four hundred acres 1t is situated
in The county Of tlcnrco, about two miles iiom
The Main street ut Richmond, being Land former
" owned h. Reuben Blakcy, deceased, ami now
occupied Is Mrs. Reelord and Mr. Il. Il. Hoyd.
Contiguous 10 il are The lands oi Mls Cook. Mrs.
Geo. B!akey and Me>srS. Mabin, Poe, :olarhc,
Gregory and New. 1t i rare ihat an opportunity
offers OF purchasing land - near the ely 81 Rich
moni, and embracing SO manv advantages as alc
united in this tract. Any person DESTROYS ct pur-
chasing this Land, can be shown ii by calling
upon The present occupants; and tor information
aS 10 price, will please address the subscriber,
who resides in Lvnchburg. The terms OF credit
will he liberal and made entirely 10 suit the con-
vcnicncc OF tie purchaser.
ADOLPHUS ID. READ.
Dc, l. .iy, ,..to
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FRESH ARRIVALS WEEKLY. OF FALL

AND WINTER CLOTHING.
BY SILaS MERCHANT, at 100, Nam 81
TUST received, Nv the Tusearora, fine as
j sor;ment of French Beaver Ovcrcoats; also
a large quantity Of cloth, tweed, and cassnetl
dress and frock Goats. Beaver Pclto>; also, black
and fancy cashmere Pants; silk, satin, and BON
baZ:ne Vests all manufactured within the last
twenty days, expressly for Fall and Winter wear.
The subscriber will content himself by saying
10 his friends and The public generally, that his
stock of Clothing is OF the latest style and fash
on. and will be sold on terms that cannot fail 10
suit the purchaser, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Persons wishing 10 make great bargains in rea-
iy made Clothing, will do well 10 call and examine
my stock. before purchasing elsewhere.
Don't forget the number-l00, Main street
opposite Hubbard, Gardner & Co.
Ocl lO-lf
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produced the beast,
Ard 10, twas white

MI ever a great party stoop 10 such lit'l'
49, l., 10 impose upon an enlightened people