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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

Ss orr mile from Richmond, on he Vest IA
hum R0ad
nNHE Proprietor OF this establishment returns
| his sincere thanks 10 liberal public for the
patronage he has received at their hands Tor the
last twenty years, and earnestly solicits con-
linuance of their iavors.
At this establishment is cultivated the most
nopuIar varieties Of all the different kinds oil
Fruit Trees common 10 this climate, rG APP
pies. Pears Peaches. Cherries, Apricots, Plnm>,
Neclarines and Almor'.s. Also few OF the
most choice varieties Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linder and English Naples
Abont 10000 Grape Vines, OF the most approved
varieties, native and foreign;-amonsst the for
mer is the celebrated Noron's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table Use and wine He also keeps
constantly ON hand a supply OF Domestic Wine,
the pure juice Of the grape. Raspberry Vines;
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots good
supply always on hand-all of which he is desi-
rolS 10 sell at reduced prices. Address:
JOHN CARTER.
NOV T-ctf Nursevman, near Richmond.
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CyRrs II. McCoRMrcx, Esq.

BoTETouRr Co, Oct. 20, 1914.
Mr.. Cpps H. MrCormick:
Dear Sir-The Reaper purchased OF You was
used in cutting the principal portion OF my wheat
and oats crop and am happy now 10 say 10 you,
that it exceeded my most sanguine expectations.
For rapidity Of execution and neatness in saving
it cannot be excelled. twas used in cutting some
wheat grown upon very rocky piece OF ground;
much to my surprise, The work was as well done
as that on perfectly smooth ground although the
machine was kept in constant agitation and
strain.
As 10 saving l think, in rank and tangled
grain il will save from one, and half 10 two
bushels more per acre, than can be saved with
cradles; in common or ordinary wheat, one bush
ell per acre; in worthless wheat, the cradle will
save the most
think your Reaper will perform the work OF
eight cradles with ease, and believe il 10 be an
invaluable machine TO the iarmer-parlicularly
where there is a scarcity Of labor.
Most respectfully yours
JOHN NJ HARVEY.
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FRESH NENISON.

A fine young Deer just received, and will be
served up in every known style al this iavorte eat
ing honse-togelher with wild Ducks, Terrapin,
Woodcock, Snipe, fat Oysters, and every deicacy
of the New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, and our own
markets. Ii you feel like ealing something nice,
and properly served up call on
Nov. 10 II. w. ALLEN.
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r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
y 3. FlCE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Rchn,ond, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
ries, for sale by }. F. WORD.
S25,0C0! Alexandria Lottery. Class Al, for
1871, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on Satur-
dav, Nov D. 1911 Prizes :-S25 600 10000,
1000, 5000, 2,200 10 OF 1000, 10 of 800 10 oi
400, &c, DC. l2drawn Nos. ont of 90. Tickets
$40, halves -, quarters - 80. Certificates oil
Packages OF % Whole Tickets, $ll0 y, halves
$50 - quarters, ST. 30.
800 900 Alexandria Lottery, Class ~ for
1914, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, d. C., on Sa-
tuclay. Nov Both, 1914. Splendid Prizes $40, !.
0jo, 10000, 5000, $500, 1927, 5000, $500, 40
of 900, 30 OF 800, 90 of 400, &c, &c. Tickets
$40, halves IS, quarters - 80. Certificates OF
Packages of - Whole Tickets, $50, % halves
sos, - quarters SS::'2 80.
At Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certi-
fcales of Packages in the above Splendid Lo'le-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
J. +. WORD.
Nov. G Richmond, Va.
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING cLoTHINC

CLOTHlNG! CLOTHING CLOTHING Z,
Ctcapr linn tie Cbr0pea!
I UST received by the Schr. Marietta Burr a
y large assortment OF Winter Clothing, consist
ms OF Castor, Wave and Plain, Beaver Pilot
Tweed and Flushing Overcoats, ranging from 81
10 SD. Also, Black and Fancy Cashmere and
Cassinet Pants; Silk Satin, Merino Black Cas-
simerc and Black Silk Velvet Vests, eli n superb
or quality, and for sale very cheap for cash only
The undersigned having adopted the cash system
exclusively, hopes 10 merit and receive the patron
age OF city and country dealers.
His Clothing is manufactured expressly for tie
Virginia market-bolh for city and country trade
All persons who wish to purchase Clothing
would DO well 10 give me call before purchasing.
SILAS MERCHANT,
100 Main ST., opposite Hubbard, Gardiner & Co
Noe. Is.
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I.rScuRrRG. Noy. 8. 1871,


Dear Sir-I intended and ought TO have writ
ten YOU Immediately after harvest respecting the
performance Of your Reaper. When | first re-
ceived it, l had many doubt. and misgivings as
TO its successful operation on nv farm; but il only
required putting il TO work TO clear my mind of
all apprehension. During wheat and oat-harvest,
used il some fifteen days, without any difficulty
1t cut uniformly clean and well, on an average,
without pushing, from fourteen to sixteen acres
day. One day. when little more activity was
used, it cut twenty acres. Where the wheat or
oats were tangled and fallen down, with little
care, it cut and saved the grain admirably we'll
Many OF the best farmers in the neighborhood OF
my plantation, near Amherst Court House, came
to see its performance; all were highly gratifed
and many would linger and follow it around the
held TO admire and witness its neat, rapid, and
perfect performance. think il would not be 60
ing too far TO say that il is perfect machine OF
The kind, and that no farmer whose plantation is
clear of stumps and slones-for il does not much
matter that the land be rolling-and raises wheat
or oats 10 any great extent. should throw by his
reap hooks and cradles and make use of your
Reaper TO save his grain. Ifmy wheat looks pros
porous next summer may wish to procure ano-
1her Of your machines for plantation near New
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(roRM or rRoxY.)

Know ALL MEN rs THESE PRESENTS, That We,
the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River and kanawha Company, do hereby consli,
tne and appoint our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, 10 represent each Of us in all
general meetings of the Stockholders OF said
Company, held within six months from and after
the date hereof when we are not personally pre-.
sent or represented by some other proxy; with full
power and authority at such general meetings 10
give such vote or votes and 10 do such other act or
acts as each of us could give or do, as a member
of the said meetings, if we were personally pre-
sent; and we do hereby ralify and confirm what
ever vote or votes. act or acts, our said attorney
may lawfully give or do for us in pursuance Of
The authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seal ths-day OF
- one Thousand eiohl hundred and.
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE OR BAR
i TER-2,560 acres of land within IS miles
ofhe city of Houston, located on Buffalo Bayou,
a branch OF San Jacinto river. The land is we'll
adapted 10 growing cotton, sugar cane, and corn.
For further particulars, apPlyto
GEO W. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
Also. So shares of Creek Coal Company Stocic.
Apply to u; W. IoLEk, Agent &C
Richmond, Nov IL
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GREESvILLE, Augusta, Nov. 10, ~.
| purchased one OF MIR. G.. Fl. MCormick's
Reapns Machines, and cut my last harvest with
II without the least difficulty occurring in its ope-
rationS, and with entire satisfaction. estimated
the saving of labor TO me by the use OF ii, at
about S. per day, and have no doubt that it
saved bushe Of wheat TO the acre. could not
have been better pleased with the machine.
ISAAC HALL
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\. ? ? Y 2ynTNj commissioners
~. -

CONSUMPTION,- -CONSUMPTION -
~ DR.. SwAyNE's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry, for coughs coils, consumption, difficulty
of breathing, pain and soreness Of the breast, asll,
ma, whoopng cough, bronchili>-in short, all
diseases that indicate or would be likelyt 10 lead
10 consumption. Those who have used this inedl-
cine need not be told ofits virluesa> sale fam
ilv medicine none has cqualIcd it. Very pleasant
in its taste and, from lis strengthening properties
it is very much sought after by those whose ner-
vous system has hcen impaired tickling or rais-
ing in the throat &c, 10 strengthen and clear Inc
voice and throat. Public speakers have found ii
an admirable remedy. When calomel has been
too freely used, this medicine will prevent It's evil
effects and repair the hillary functions.
To be had genuine of p. JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent, Richmond, Va.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAUHA CON-
PANY
TIME tenth annual meeting OF the Stakeholder:
j of the James River and kanawha Company
will be held al the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond, with permission of the proper authority, or
Monday, the 9Th of December next. by order o
the President and Directors.
w. =. CHITTENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond 23l October, 1911.
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LUMP PLASTER AND SALT.
OOO TONS OF Lump Plaster.
COO 1000 Sacks Of Liverpool fine salt O
the "Worthington' Brand, 10 To The ION, for sale
in quantities 10 suit purchasers, at orr ware
house ON the Basin, where it can be delivered to
boats free Of dravage,
LUDLAM, PRESTON & CO.
Nov l6-2aw3w
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[From Mc Rochester N. Y. RepuJiieon.

lFIbW pU ftOlteSNI ~ h htpHUnUE.I
REAplNG MAcHINE.-We would call attention
to the Report of the Committee on Mr. McCor-
mick's Reaping Machne-a cut of which will be
found on another page.
We understand that another exhibition of
McCormick's Virginia reaper has been had al
Brockport, in the presence of about 200 farmers,
which proved entirely satisfactory To every in
dividual present The machine cut about Is
acres commencing after 10 A. M.-and on the
evening oithe same day the machine was sold
TO the owner of the field, and the right to make
and vend the machine has, we learn, been pur-
chased by MessIs. Backus, Fitch s. Co, of
Brockpori, for the county OF Monroe and Orleans.
RspoRT.
We, the subscribers, having been appointed a
committee Ia report on the operative qualities of
MI McCormcli's Reaping Machine, by large
number of gentlemen convened agreeable TO no.
tice in the pubic journals, TO see The operation,
agree the following points, as exhibited 10 us in
its operations during the cutting of three acres of
stout wheat, on very 1nereR stony and slumpy
ground.
Ry timing the machine, without the knowledge
Of the driver, we found il was cutting at the rate
of one acre in 81 minuieS-or about two acres
per hour. 1t was easily driven by two horses,
and operated by two men--onc 10 drive The team,
and one 10 rake off the bundles-in which form
the wheat was deposited ON The ground as fast As
seven or eight men could bind. The machine cuts
the grain cleaner than we have ever seen il done
by either cradle or sickle even when considera-
bly, lodged or crumped.
The only possible drawback to its perfection as
a Reapins Machine, in our opinion. is in The diff
ticulty of depos.ing the grain in good form Tor
binding-whelher from the necessity of the case,
or from want of practice in The persons who al
tended TO that duty, the committee are not Prepa-
red to say.
The Machine seems to be we'll and substantial
" built; is simple in its construction, and easily
repaired by the ordinary mechanics of The coun-
try; and from the brief observations we have had
of its operations We are free 10 say, that think
it Il great labor saving machine; and from its
small COS, in comparison with other machines
cannot fail OF becoming an important instrument
in all the grain growing regions.
L. b. LANGWORTHY,
JACOB GOULD,
HENRY NJ. WARD,
MOSES LONG,
Ii. X. JEROME,
III. HU NTER, and others.
Rochester July Eth 1911
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.-The sub
w scrber is prepared 10 furnish families with
Wood, Coal and Coke, at very short notice, upon
reasonable terms. Orders left at nay office will
be attended too. GEO. W. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
Nay 13-tf
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NOR GENTLEMEN.-I have just received
i an additional supply OF superior Beaver and
Castor Hats, also Nutria and Cashmere, and gen
,lcmen's Cloth and OH Caps, at my cheap Boot
and Shoe and Trunk Store, one door below Jen-
kins's corner. ELISHA SHEPPERSON.
Nov IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A y EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
"A graduate of one of our principal institutions,
i, DESTROYS OF obtaining situation TOR the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services OF Classical and Ma
themaical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. II. c., Barbour's y Roads lie OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awti
T AW SCHOOL IN RlCHMOND-The
IL subscriber proposes to open Law School
in this city-.hc term commencing on the first
day OF November and terminating on the last
day of April next
The fee for instruction, will be $50 for the
term-payable in advance.
Applications may be made BY letter, or per-
sonally To the subscriber AT the Powhatan House.
Oct. li-d&c # WIN. MAXWELL.
NTOTICE-All persons having claims against
\ the estate of James c. Dickinson, decd, Ell
ther as principal or security, are requested 10
come forward and prescntthem, or this notice will
be placed in bar of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 the estate Of James {. Dickin-
son, decd, are requested TO make arrangements
to pay by the first day Of December, no farther
indulgence will be granted them
Oct 2S-2awtf MARY DICKINSON.
NTOTlCE.-Ther will be petition presented
! Y 10 the Legislature of Virginia. Al lis session
next winter. 10 pass law authorizing separate
or precinct election, to be held at The house oi
Mrs. Prudence Parkinson, in the lower end ol
Prince Edward county.
Oct. 3-wGw MANY VOTERS.
NEW PERlODICALS.-Thc American Law
IN Magazine for October.
The Law Library for November.
Mcdico Chirurgical Review for October.
Eclectic Magazine, by J. II. Agnew, for No
vcmber
Hunts Merchants Magazine for November.
Received Tor subscribers, by
DRINkER & MORRIS,
No". Is Agents Tor the publishers.
CLOAKs !-CLoAkS! -CLOAKs JUS
" received, fine assortment OF Cloaks, and
for sale very cheap, for cash only, at
SILAS MERCHANTS,
100 Main ST.. opposite Hubbard, Gardner & Go
Nov. Is
jnVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!l-Just re.
~ cciycd and opening, cases Of fine Bea
yer, Pilot, Tweed and Flushing OvcrcoaiS, iol
sale very cheap, for cash, al
SILAS MERCHANTS,
100 Main ST.. opposite Hubbard, Gardiner x Co
/, Nov. Is
DUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
ID Just received. a line assortment OF Buck>kn
Shirts and Drawers. Also, some very heavy
Silk, China White, and Shaker Shirts and Draw
crS--ior sale very cheap. for cash only. at
SILAS MERCHANTS,
100 Main St, opposite Hubbard Gardiner y Co
Nov Is
/ CORN MEAL-Bolted and unboled Corn
" Meal, ofthc bcs, quality, constantly on hand
and orders received for any quantity delivered in
any part Of The city to suit purchasers, by
JESSE LlPSCOMB,
Oct 25-ti No 1, West Main Street.
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-- i WIT, q .U'tINS
of the Peace for the county aforesaid, do hereby
certify that whose name is above sub
scribcd as an atiestng witness, personally appear
ed before me in my county aforesaid, and made
oath that the above named --,
--, whose names are subscribed as parties
TO the above letter of attorney acknowledged the
same in the presence of the said witness, as their
act and deed.
Witness my hand seal this day of--,
eighteen hundred and -.
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c. II. Mccormick, Esq.


AUGUSTA Ct Nov. 4th, III.
Having used "McCormick's Reaper" in cut
ting second harvest, take pleasure in stating
that the opinion which gave last yearo its va,
lue 10 the farming community, as labor and
grain-saving implement, has been fully con-
frmed so much so, that have no douot, IN
wear or two. when il shall have been more gene
rally known and established, it will be in common
use throughout the wheatgrowing country.
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H,LOAKS! CLOAKS!. CLOAKSM!-Just
" received a splendid lot Of Cloak and Over
coats of superior quality to which we invite the
attention Of purchasers.
G. DUNSPAUGH & Co,
Nov 8 No 81 West Main Street
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| purchased one of Mr.. Gyms McCormick's
Reapers with which cut my last harvest, and
at his request take pleasur. in adding my ,cs'i-
,nony TO the numerous testimonies which have
been presented to the public in favor of This val
uatle machine As the public have already
been so extensively and so particularly advised,
in relation TO the operations OF this machine,
without going into DETAIL deem il sufficient TO
saw that ii has not been over estimated-that in
cutting 100 acres of good wheat, when the labor
and grain saved are fairly estimated, it will pay
for itself | believe mine has done so. Given
under ms hand this Nov Isl, 1914.
WASHINGTON SWOAPE.
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DEAL ESTATE IN ISLE OF WIGHT
IL COUNTY EOR SALE-BY virtue OF a

ID EAL ESTATE IN ISLE Or w lG1l
IL COUNTY FOR SALE-By virtue OF
Decree OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for Isle OF Wieh, county, pro-
nounced on the 10Th day of October 1914, we
shall sell, on the premises to the highest bidder,
on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF November
next, a Tract of Land, devised TO Gray Carroll,
an infant, by his father, Gray Carroll, deceased,
being the plantation whereon the Tc>ator lived
Il; the time of his death, including The lands that
were formerly AWheadonS. Jones' Edwards and
Goodrich's-or, in other words all the lands of
the said Testalor lying on the West side Of first
swamp in The county aforesaid, and about four
miles West of Burwelfs Bay. on James river,
containing about 900 acres. We deem it unne-
ces>ary further 10 describe this land il is pre-
>umed all persons desiring 10 purchase such a
farm will view the same before the day OF sale
Should any person wish 10 view the premises,
Mr. George w. Carroll, who lives thereon, will
take pleasure in showing the same
The sale will be made on a credit Of one, two
and three years, with inleres, from the day OF
sale Bonds with good personal security will be
required oflhe purchaser, and lien on The land
will be retained, 10 secure the payment OF the
purchase money.
n p. YOUNG
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ABRAHAM SMITH.

CnEalcoKe, King VIM, July 10, 1914
Dear Sir:-It gives me pleasure to state, that
have now finished my third harvest with your
Reaper, and every years use of it gives me-
higher opinion Of its utility as a labor-saving
implement, and have no doubt, that every years
experience with il, as persons become more fami-
liar with lis use will add additional value Ia il,
in the estimation OF all who use them. Wishing
YOU rich reward for your ingenuity, am, very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
CORBIN BRAXTON.
q IL MrC'nrmicS Esq
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REGORY's OFFICE-Whole ticket Nos
O 5 Is 46, the third capital, prize of s., 500
in Alexandria Lottery, 272 E1lTa-sold al GRECO
ry& Co.'S office, Richmond. Nov. 1915
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Glasgow, in Amherst county. |, was well you
sent the extra blade; the first had flaw in it, and
gave way in few days.
Respectfully,
Your obi Serv't
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(tORN MEAL-Bolted and unbolted Corn
- Meal of the best quality, constantly on hand,
and orders received for any quantity delivered in
any part OF The city to suit purchasers, by
JESSE LlPSCOMB,
Oct 25-ti No 1, West Main Street.
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EGYPT. Rockingham Co. Oct 81. AZ

EGYPT, Rockingham Co, Oct 81, Al
believe have the first Reaping Machine dis
posed of BY Mr. Cyrus Fl. McCormick. have
nrsed il every harvest since 1870 Ii has nyaria-
bly MP 10 this time, done as well as could wish,
and, TO all appearances, is as good now as when
got il. have also seen his improved machines,
which greatly prefer TO mine, because think
the frame work Of his present machines, and iron
instead of wooden fingers, greatly preferable 10
his first make of machines.
ABRAHAM SMITH
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nVEPCOATS! OVERCOATS!l-Just re-
~ cciycd and opening, 4 cases of fine Bea-
yer, Pilot Tweed and Flushing OvcrcoaiS, Tor
sale very cheap, for cash, at --.....
SILAS MERCHANTS
100 Main ST., opposite Hubbard, Gardiner X Co.
Nov Is
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DUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
ID Just received, line assortment OF Buckskin
Shirts and Drawers Also, some very heavy
Silk, China White, and Shaker Shirts and Draw
crs--ior sale very cheap. for cash only. at
SlLAS MERCHANTS,
100 Main ST., opposite Hubbard Gardiner y Co.
Nn,r
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFlCE.-As the winter
IL approaches, money must be had and Hoyt
will furnish il to any one who will apply for it
Please look at.lhe following schemes, and after
locking Just enclose in letter what money you
please, drop it in the post office. addressed 10 ID.
NJ. Hoyt and by return Of mail you will receive
ticket enclosed, which will draw capital prize.
What an easy way 10 make money!
Persons from the country when in town should
always call on Hoyt il they are in want OF
money.
$4,000 Alexandria Lottery, Glass Al, for
1911, 10 he drawn in Alexandra. d. C., on Saiur-
dav Nov Did, 1911 Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 1000,
5000, 1900, 10 of 201o, 10 of 500, 10 of 100 Sc.
IL drawn Nos. out OF 66. Tickets so: halves .;
quarters , 80. Certificates OF packages of -
whole tickets $ll0 shares in proportion.
grJTickci> in all the Lotteries advertised By ].
G. Gregory (; Co, constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended to with
promptncss; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent
when requested, 10 all who order of
Oc,. 50 d. NJ. HOYP. Richmond.
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T G.. GREGORY & Co, MANAGERS
j Number l0l, Main Street, Richmond
S25,00)!-Alexandria Lottery, Glass Al, 10
1911, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Satur
day, Nov %, 1911 Prizcs-Sa5000, l000'
1000 5000, 1000, 10 prizes of $4,000, 10 OF 800
10 of 400, &c, &c. II drawn Nos. ont of 90
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 80. Ccriii
cafes packages OF - whole Tickets $ll0, ,:
halves So, % quarters u 90.
acknowledgements Lottery, Class 4a, 70
1911, 10 be drawn nj Alexandria, D. C., on Salnr
day, Nov Both, 1914. Splendid Prizes!-$f3O,
600, 10000, G,O00. $500, 1927, 5000, $500 II
prizes of 81 900, 80 of 800. 60 of 400, &c, &c.
&c. Tickets $40, halves s. quarters 80 Ger
liiicates OF packages of 25 whole Tickets Sl3o
25 halves 6l % quarters - so.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and CeItif
cafes of Packages in the above splendid Lotie
ries, will receive the most prompt attention. ant
m ocrouat NJ cacl dfGmjag will he sent, when re
quesled, to all who may order Tickets from MS
J. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Oct ID lLyH1pcrS RirhR0Rd Va
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Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1911.
ar Gentlemen intending 10 enter the school
dnring The presen, term, may do 50 iaos, conve-
nicntly on or before the Isl of January next, when
the Course will reach the subject Of Municipal
Law; and the fee for instruction in such case will
be $40, for the remainder Of the term.
Nov Ig-0aw(iw