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Session Of ls44-45.

Session Of ls44-45.
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Practice and Theory of Medicine, byINathaniel
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Anatomy, William f. Horner, M. ID.
Institutes of Medicine Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
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SENA re.

TUESDAY, Der. Cd. 1915.
The resolution for the elecliun Of United States So
a,or "Wednesday next, (tv-monow) was communi-
Gated from The H. use of Delegates, and passed.
Mr.. Galaher presented The memorial Of George w.
Lewis Esq. complaining Of the undue return Of James
NJ Smith. Esq. from the Senatorial district cunr,ssd
Of the counties Of King George, Westmoreland, Rich
mond, Lancaster and Northumberland
The Speaker announced the following as the commit
tee Of Privileges and Elections: - Nessrs. Newman,
Crawford, Woods, Woodfok. Sutton, Witcher and
S,ringcr.
Mr. McNIullen moved To refer the memorial II Mr..
Lewis and the papers Ut Mr. Smith, To the Committee on
elections
Mr.. Voolfolk moved that all the papers Of both par
ties be referred to the committee on Privileges and
Elections, and that they report practical
Bile. ff
Mr.. McNlnllen subsequently withdrew his moiiua
favor Of Mr.. Woolfolk's.
Upon this motion arose dscussi, n in which Messrs.
Gallaher, Bonduran,, and Moure and Sianard k part,
not opposing the reference Of the papers. but question ng
the proprlety Of Mr.. Smiths taking In the So
nate until his right was ascsr,ained. Nessrs. McMu-
len. Wallace. Voolfolk. Thompson Of X. and Witch-
maintained the right Of the sitting member HE seat.
until o,herw se decided
Ia this case, Mr.. Smith has the return Of three Sher-
ifs, and Mr. Lewis the return uf three.
Mr. Bondurant moved, a snhsiituis Ia Mr.. Nvml-
folks moion. that the Committee Of Privileges and f.
|eciins enquire neither either of the parea have
right 10 a seat in the Senste
Mr.. Wteher opposed this mn,inn. End suppnted tho
original resolution vi Mr.. WosikA. which Was sriecs-
ed
On motion of Mr.. Cox. sAs Senate aaparasd
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TRUST SAE.EF,

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed TO the sub
I'D scribeT and John r. Garland by Fletcher ID. Hall
bearing date the ih day Of August, 1915, and duly
recorded The clerks office of the Hastings Court for
the Corporation OF Lynchbnrg, for certain purposes there
in mentioned the subscriber Will, The 10Th day J the
present month, al the Grocery store occupied by
the said Fletcher d. Hall. IN the townot Iynctbnrg
proceed SELL by way ot public auction 10 the highest
bidder Tor ready money. the following property, 10 vii
ono Wagon Makers Shop, aud stock OF Wagon lin
ber one Backsmlth's Shop and Tools, one Stable and
Fixtures. all situated immediately below Lynchs are
house Also, all the said Halls stock OF Dry Quo DIS
and Groceries, now remaining on hand.
The title 10 the above property believed TO be good
but acting trustee, shall convey only such title Is
vested in by said deed ofirust.#s
WIN. II. WATSON.
Dec tI5D
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EkniVcs and Forks.
TReS a. H. RS sA IE OF
V.4LE1BLE RE.3L ESI.1IE,

t.fLI.jDLE Hfs.iL Iso 4 II
OK Nam STREET.
E0Y Ninue of a Deed of Trust, execsted TO the Sub.
Nd scrlbers by " llliams & Victor. bearing date the
ooh day Of January, 1872 aud duly admitted ol re-
cord in the Office OF the Hastings Court for the eorpo
ration of Lynclburg; shall proceed (haviGg been
requested do by the parties interested IN the SAID
deed on Saturday the 2Oh day OF December next. 10
SELL public aucto upon the premises, 10 the highest
bidder ON credit of SIX, Twelve and eighteen months,
a certain LOT OF GROUND, with It's uppurtenances,
situated Main Street, opposite Nichols Bell, and
now occupied by Jchu Williams. surviving partner OF
the late firm Of Williams & Victor, as a jewellers
Store This property is situated in central and bust
ness part of the town. aud Is desirable stand Tor any
business.
The property will be sold credit Of 6, l2 and IS
monls The purchaser TO execute negotiable notes salts
lactoy endorsed and the title To the property retained
until the purchase money is paid.
The title the above properly is believed TO be good,
but acting Trustees, shall convey such only
vested in US by the said deed Of trust
JOHN NJ. OIEY. .r
a. TOMPklNS, :
Nov. II t20D
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2OTM con q RES : I.
FIRST SESSION.

The Democratic membefs held = further caucus Mon
day morning. The iwo thirds rule uccnsiunsd some df
hculiy IN The nomination oi speaker. John w. Davis
o Indiana received 6S out of 10 Charles Jared
ingetso received II. George W. Hopkins l6 George
{. Droomgoole 7. Sc Upon the second ballot Mr.. Da,
Wis received II Yates, and motion was then made
give him unanimous support, which the House shows
MAS not concorIed In.
The Why's, IN an informal meeting. had determined
to vote lur Mr., Nninn OF Ohio.
Brl1w IL an account o the first days proceedings of
both Houses
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ENHE MEDlCI SERIES Of Italian prose, iIansla
/ ted and edited by G.. Edwards Lester,
No. 1.-The Challenge OF Barleila.
2& 3-rhe Florenline Histories.
4-Ihe Citizen Ola Republic.
For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Oct %
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Land for &Nfe.

Land for safe.
IN PURSUANCE of the provsoos of a deed of
n trust. executed by William q. Pendleon. to me,
for the security OF certain creditors therein enumerated
and duly recorded Amherst county Clerks Office,
SHALL on the st day OF January 1876 in the village of
New Glasgow, expose 10 public sale the highest bid-
der, upon credit If six, Twelve and eighteen months,
In. purchaser executing bonds with approved personal
security, all said Pendeion's interest (t being und.
vided one sixth part thereby IN a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
containing by survey four hundred and thirty acres
and adjoining the lands Of f.. Matthews, Ro. Tinsley,
S. Heskel and others The title TO the said land be-
lisved be goo but acting trustee, shall convey
only such title as lis vested in me.
r. A. COGIlILL, Trustee.
Dee III
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Of The baltimore .7neriean.
WAsuiNoroN. Dec. lSi5.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

The Vice President OF the United States took the
char al IL o'clock, Alter prayer by the Rev Mr. Tus
tin the Credentials Of the following Senators pre-
scented. aud they seseraiy qualified and took their
s,a,s--llopkins l.. rurnry Of lennessee. Joseph W
Chambers. ol Miss; John Davis, OF Mass; Bennlng W
Jennes, of ~ H. David Levy aud Jas. b. Weslco.t, Jr
OF Florida
Mr.. Sewer moved that the Senate proceed to
tain by ballot the terms or which the Senators from
Florida should be entitled serve, which, alter some
debate. was laid over until tn morrow.
Mr.. Wescot offered Ia rellnquish the oug term in
favor o his colleague, which objected
slltatloDa.
that the Senate organized and ready 10 proceed 10
business. furnishing the Senators with and
the hour OF meeting were adopted
The SENATE Thea adjourned. and tho Secretaries soon
informed the House u the PROGRESS made In tho bust
ness
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JEHU WILLIAMS,

w ItIV1J,
SURVIVING partner ot Williams \ Victor, IN or-
- der close the business of the speedily
possible, offers for sale large and well assorted
Stock Of Jelcetry,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware, Military
Clouds, Britannia Ware, Plated Casturs and Candle
Sticks aud great variety of articles too tedious
enumerae, rery reduced prices Tor CASH, short
credit IL punci ua customers
Ny friends and the community generally, are invited
to call before purchasing, am determined closes
without delay and will offer perhaps greater nducement
to purchasers than have ever before been offered in this
market.
Those indebted to the will please call and
settle their accounts speedily as possible
o. Clocks. Watches and all kinds Of Repairing
ecuted puncluay and at moderate prices.
Nov. II
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The adjournment ot the caucus was followed by rus"
OF members al about II O'Clock into the Hall Of the
House. At IL O'Clock the members all in their
seats The galleries wrr very fall also.
The Clerk (B. b. French Esp called the House to
order, and proceeded 10 ,all The list of members elect
beginning with Name aud ending with the Territories
he members having been called, two hundred and
twelve answered TO their names, leaving but eleven alb
senlees
motion then made to proceed to tho election Of
Speaker, and carried unanimously.
The Clerk appointed the following gentlemen to count
the vorsRohert Smith Of Illinois, Luther Severance
oi Maine, and How ell Cobb OF Ga.
The voting eonmenced rpa roce according 10 the rule
Of the House The result oi the first ballot was FOL
lows:
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1915.
UNITED STATES sen ATE.

The PRESIDENT called the Senate to order at l2
o'clock. After a short prayer by the Rev. Sep,imus
Tuslin the Journal Of yesterday was read by the Secs
re airy. The President appointed Messrs. SPeight and
Upham, committee, to at with ne committee from
the House, wait upon the President of the U. s. and
inform HIM that the Houses organized and
dy to receive any communication he had to make to
them.
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EXECUTORS SALE
o F L X ELY NE q II ZOE S

" I'LL be sold for cash. Public Auction un Nor.
w day, the 22d day Of December. 1915, al Bedford
court house, 10 or II LIKELY NEGROES, consist
ing of Men, Women. Boys and Girls Among them is
valuable Blacksmith
Persons wishing purchase. will do well to attend
the sale A. G. HANCOCK, EX'or.
OF Jusus Hancock deed.
Dec. t22D
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E0I <x1ld Winter Fashions.

E(9lL (IllN VIVIET EU6NtONS.
Jusr RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, Fou
DOORS ABOVE MEEM GwATKiN's STORE.
HNHANKFUL TO my friends and the Public gene
l. rally for their patronage heretofore bestowed upon
me- ask continuation OF the same. feeling sure that
shall be able to please the most iastidous.
WILLIAM CLAVEY.
Sent % Is
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L.f.V'E1 EOgs .%.REE.

k.f.V'D EOH $.3EE.
DY virtue of decree, pronounced by the county
~ cart of Amherst, November court $40, III the
of Lee &c, against Lee. shall er for sale, "a the
highest bidder, for cash, The 5lh day of December
1915. (hai being courl day,)s Amherst court house.
the thact q. land mentioned in said suit, consisting of
between
600 AND 500 ACRES.
Th. is valuable tract of land, and worth the atlen
tlon OF those wishing 10 pnrchace
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Com'r.
Dec he'd