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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
~. rOLER, TOU:vZEH'S ST.lTYIIu.
DoCT. JOHN II. oRnsTy,

MEMBERS his thanks 10 the cilizens of Campbel
L aud bedford. for the many manifestations of ,hei,
confidence In his skill Physician with which they
nave been pleased 10 favor him. and informs them thai
he can a, all times be fund Arnodlon at the boose
formally occupied by Doct. Edward Arnold. near An.
,,nonys Ford, except when professionally engaged
f'asng been some years In the Practice since he grad
uated IN medicine portion of which time was spent in
south Alabama together with his acquaintance with the
diseases com'non IN The senihern and middle States.
he atiers himself 10 be able arrest the PROGRESS oi
such diseases as are within the reach of medicine that
may be met with IN this portion of virginia What
success has attended his practice is sufficiently well
known TO the public Of this vicinity. (for rates OIL
charges, see circular Of this dae)
The Cordial and hospabe manner in which the CHI
zens OF Campbell and Bedford. within the limits Of his
acquaintance, have been pleased receive him for them
selves and In behalf Of those by whom they are mmedi-
aely surrounded, which taken in connection with the
earnest and friendly indications Of rersonu regard with
which he has been greeted, have laid him under obi.
cations he can never hope adequately to DISCHARGE
Assurances Of an underwriting dsp ,slun and an I'M
ilrlng ei' to do 50, are freely gven and will be faith
fully redeemed
ARSoLproN, Campbell. Jan. S0th. 1915.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS,

Three Days Fresher than any brought by the Packet.
'l'iit subscriber would respectfully Inorm The low.
es of this delicious She'll Fish, that he receives
regular from Norfolk, Oysters in the She'll which lie
Is prepared " serve up IN any style such fresh from
the shell ste~ed rossed fried Jeped slafed OF any
other way your like. These Oysters are Ivy far
superior to sn, brought here any other way, they are
shipped 10 me the following day after they caught
One tire Is snihcient to satisfy any Judge. Families
supplied in zny qas.s,y in out of the Shell.
j. II. FiIZGlBBON,
Head Quarters
Jane IA
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Trust Sale of SHOES, Boots, &C.,
81 .EHecj1n.

Y virtue OF deed ot executed to the subscrls
ID her hy George &. Williams, on the 29h day OF No
vpmbe 1874, and duly REGARDED IN the Clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court for the Cormrstiun Of lynciburg,
for certain purposes therein specified, will proceed Ia
SELL hy way OF public auciion the LIST dav ot Feb
mary, 1915, al the Store house of said Williams. ALL
THE STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
CAPS, TRUNKS. &c, thea remaining on hand uDsod
All prrsns indebted 10 q. q. Williams, will please
iurward and settle the same as am directed by
sad deed to close this bus ness possible.
}. IL. TiREE,
Trustee.
Dec tlF
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Jan 9

NJ w a 20 . DS.
I'VE have just received and opened for inspection,
W another supply Of BEAU lIFUt GOODS,
which for quality, style and workmanship, cannot be
surpassed in any market Among them may be found:
Sup. black Beaver Over Coats, wadded and quilted
all sizes.
and Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
- " Beaver do d.
&" French Cloth do Dress Coats. some
thing extra.
T~eed Cashmere Office and D'Osay Coais,
lstestsiye,
do do Sacks, different Colours,
:" blsct French Doeskin aud plain Cashmere
Pants,
Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
g SIX Velvet dress VESTS, very rsh
and handsome,
Woollen do new and choice
patterns,
Nab'b do I" g" for par
ticnlar occasions,
Together with many other beautiful articles.
Th.e in pursuit. Of good bargains will find it 10 their
advantage 10 give US ca
PARHAM g. HOPKINS.
Dec Is
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Or A respectable YOUNG GENTLEMAN, with
liberal educatiun Of high moral character aud rril
observer OF the rules OF pfopey that give satsac.
tory assurances Of the same, who may wish 10 enpape
in the study Of Medicine. be comfortably situated IN
my house, for the present year with the of my It,
brary, board. Sc. free Of charge. Being nee Assary
much from hnne professional business wish to TIA We
same white person IL stay IN or about my house during
my absence from home, well for the sake of hav-
ing an agreesble companion with whom II fill up lei
sure moments during relaxation from business
Address, post paid, Afnoldlon, Campbell. Co, Va,
will receive attention. }. II. G.
Jan so st
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NO TECE.

TIME undersigned having associlied themselves in
The PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. will he en-
,b.d 10 attend To all calls upon them in the deren,
branches Of their pts ion They will visit all patients
alternately and IN difficult or dangerous cases together,
charging only ,o "a ~ dern,s ,%a|
attention Il, the Practice. and solicit the patronage OF
their friends. Jahf.o row ELL,
GEO. w. DAVIES.
Amherst CT Ho., Jan. so Wv
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w NJ. ID. 1S u "A Y e. II,
ATTOR r1EV LAW,

wil attend Regularly, TIC Superior s. Inferior Courts q
THE COUNTIES
Amherst, Bedford, Campbell, and the Corporation
of Lynch burg.
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO HIM WILL BE STRICTLY
attended 10. address, Lynchtmg, IA.
Dec 10 ts
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.SO. q. 81 T.. q. 1acCIANsis,N,
Up lEEDG q A.Ll "a IL liicGLIl \.

sSO. q. 81 T.. a. MCLEAN s1s,N,
GROCERS MD COMMISSION
.NER CHANTS.
LyN BuR6, VA.
GIVE particular attention to the sale Of Flour,
" Wheat Tobacco and all kinds Of produce. Lbe
raj cash advances made produce hand our charge
is so per hoeshcad for selling tobaeco,) Goods
ceiyed aud forwarded, (no ch.rge for draya.e)
GROCERIES.
good stock at low prices.
Corner house, Main Street, next door 10 Dr. Sesy's
Drug Store, doors above Bryant s. Young's.
Sept 10 ts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1915
As soon as the Journal of yesterday had been read
Mr. ADAMS requested the permission of the House
TO make an explanation to which no objection being
made. lie was permitted by the SPEAKER 10 proceed.
lie read from the Natna nellisencer Of this morn
il me brief notice Vi TIE remarks which he had yes.
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Dec. 5
EDGEss'OEsTfx SE.nx.y:1s: +


MRS. II. V. LOMAX, Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin
WIS Institution, situated III Tie town Ut Liberty.
B'dford County, Va, will be open for the recep-
tim III pupils the LIST oi October.
II is the ohec, of the Principals 10 impart 10 the sc-
dents useful as we'll ornamental education.
this purpose. Mrs l.. and Mrs. d. will be aided by
petrnl assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, iur The Is, class $40 pr months,
- 2nd do Is +" 9
Junior class :" 3rd do 10"
Tui'ion in French, by Mile. Roget
Of FRnce, s"
Music. BY Professor Wihkler ri Germany Piano $25,
Harp S35; Guitar SIS pr months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin German, at Professors
charges.
Plan and Ornamental Neede-work So pr. five months
Use Musical Instruments S..
fach Dung lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n. B.-B'ard may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village
:, keierences-Judge Stanard and James / yons Esq
nichmond Judge Iomax. Fredericksburg; Rev. DR..
iiawley and Rev. Mr.. Laurie lst Presby Church.
washington; Gen Gordon and Hon. WIN. c. Rives,
=, h'oen'arle; d.. =. II. Gllmer, Lynchburg; Geo. p
lsyloe Boeiour; Rev. DIR. s. Phillips and Rev. ia
cob d MITCHELL Liberty.
Bedford, Sept 10 is
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Y % n 4 e. T..

q & VIM. d. BRANCH. heFeL,I0Te practising
-. Law under the firm of ). s Wm ID. Branch,
have this DAY dissolved partnership, the former having de
ternined to remove To the county Of Prince Edward.
Dec l6 Is
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Commas ssi0ss ts,sd E'Ovsc1rtyfvg

A 1 onr large commpiuus fire proof brick Ware.
4 house, immediately On the Canal. where we ara
prepared 10 stnre and forward any Goods or Country
Produce winch may be CONSIGNED 10 o.. we have al
ways on hand large supply OF Lump nd Ground plas.
ter Lime, Salt aud Groceries, which We will sell low
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03
ENSU9ANsE AGAINST FILE.

ME subscriber has heen appointed Sub Agent v
\ the New York ConIrlbulonship Fire Insurance
Company,
CAPITAL 100000
office No. ca. Wall street. This company insures
buildings in general, Merchandise, Household Furni-
iure, and ever, description Of Personal Property, agassl
loss or dsmse~. by fire.
The subscriber is prepared To ecoive and socils
pl'csoo. iur Insurance IN this Company from the CHI
zensot Lynchburg aud of The surrounding country
A. h. ARMlofEAD, Sub. gent.
Z Dec2 IA
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f1lSs<slUA'IasN.

DsSNSVHIt HHV1N.
fUNtlE Co partnership Of Ludsm, Preston & Co was
i dissolved by mutual consent, on the 18th instant
The business Of The firm will be settled by HENRY
LUDLAM but either partner is authorized use the
rame Of the firm in liquidation.
HENRY LUDLAM,
M H. PRESTON,
ALIEN. EUDLAM,
q. +. WATSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

EbAfNE, GREGORY 4 CO, will sell, f The
u next two months. their
Lar. Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books
al much lower prices than beure offered; INDEED
lower than most OF them be bought from the pub
fishers.
The reason for this proposition is that we have Just
closed our store al Lexington, and removed all the stock
10 nus place, thus making present supply much ou
large for the season.
Call at our store for will certainly sell at very low
pllces-rany Boaks al less than cost until we % North
Tor our Spring supply.
row is THE TIME.
Jan 81 10
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They prepared to accommodate number of young
Ladies with agreeable board Every attention shall be
paid the health, coaort and happiness. well as the
moral and mental improvement OF all who thus become
members of their family Terms, $40 per month
Laundress, :"
Being well known in Lynchburg and its vicinity, they
deem II altogether unnecessary to multiply references.
Jan. n =. - sss- - At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

WESTERN NAILS.
WYE have received from d. Graham's Works.
w so kegs Nails, assorted, very superior article,
made from hammered iron. For sale, IN consignment
MCDANIEL s. McC0Hki.t..
Ian o7 Is
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ALSO,
LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGuS.

"a A large assortment Of Living.
m son County Ploushs. Castings,
WF-.nazs.-s-,D Slides and Points manufactured by
Nm Bryan and Bradley. the acknowl,
edged superiority OF whose work is
is so well known that il REQUIRES No comment To
Planters AMI Farmers who buy their Poughs or Cast
ings from ns, the careful attention will be given 10
supplying with Points and Slides at all times
JAMES Is. RENWICK & CO.
Jan 20 lsl
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PRESTON q ENDERS,

and will rive particular atannn to the sale of Tobacco.
" heat Flour and other Produce committed 10 their
They i'll contine themselves exclusively 10 the Com
mission Business, and make liberal advances Produce
entrusted TO their charge.
Their Office is Immediately opposite Shockoe Ware
house MOSES II. PRESTON,
=... JNO. ENDERS, in.
Jan. 81 Is
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LINSEED OIL.
4 nDLo. very superior IINSEED OIL. in store
Ian ~" "a sale low, Tor cash, by w. L. YOUNG.
a". on 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-03

tiour9uis Penetrating Powder.
A FEW bottles of Commands Penetrating Powder.
IA for urroa,rg The SUPP. huous hair, IN hand and for
sale, a, the sign Of the big Pitcher.
d. w. MOORE
Jan. 20 IL
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.VTHHJ .REETEO.v:

by Charles Phelps.
I'm every Tuesday and FRIDAY nights, for the re
~ mainder Of the season, will sell early candle
light. large aud general assortment Of Dry Goods
Bonnels and Suall Wares, VIZ
Cloihs, Cassmeres and Nestings,
Kentucky Jeans and Blankets,
Flannels Linseys aud Csic~s. general assortment,
Brown and bl-ached Doneslics,
Silk and Cotton HAM ercheis,
Shaving Soap extra quality, Razprs, Pocket Knives.
Scissors. Spool Cotton, Needles. Pms. Lace Collars,
lhImbles, Shaving Hair and Clothes Brushes, Wh lite
Bonnets and various other GJ,s, TO men-
ton The abuve sale will be worthy the attention of
dealers, aud the Guods i'll be sold in hts to suit pur
chasers. CHARLES PHELPS, Aucl'r.
Jan. 81 Is
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Female Seminary.

fV'IiE next term of Misses GORDON'S SCHOOL
u will commence on Monday. the Sd Of February
1915. in the basement story Of the Baptist Church.
Feeling deeply grateful for the liberal patronage they
have heretofore received and being determined 10 spare
no pains To render the course Of instruction accurate
thorough and PRACTICAL they hope still 10 elicit The aiten
ton of psrenrs Who have children wards that they
wish to have educated.
The pupils are subjected to, strict but psrenia dis
cipne, calculated 10 direct aud improve Their taste and
manners.
Believing system Of education truly valuable which
negects the cultivation Of the feelings and Affections
they pledge their best eXerons for securing The pre-
sent and future welfare u the young ladies' nused to
their care.
TERMs-or the session Of five months, payable in
advance.
Isl clnss-f, beginners. Alphabetical lessons,
Spelling, Reading and Multiplication Table, Sc 90
End class-for The more advanced. Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Elements Of Arithmetic,
OF Geography and History, $40 90
3rd class. biography, Reading. Writing,
Arithmetic. English Grammar, Ancient and
Mudern History, GeoQ raphy Il Composition, Sl2 co
9TH class. All the higher branches usually
taught in the best Schools, together with
French, sl5 90
Music ON the Piano. three lessons per week 25 co
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LAND 4 NEGROES for sale.

LAMB 4 NEGROES for sale.
obedience to decree Of the county court Of Pitt
syvsnia. pronounced at January term, 1915, in the
sui Ut David Berger, Sc, against Buckley's heirs,
"e The Undersigned commissioners. will proceed to sell
V way Of public aucli IN The late residence OF Jesse
buckley. decd, in the county of Pits, lvania, Fri.
day, the l4lh day OF February, lS45, the
&*A 'slsACT OFF LAND, extyen
SSgxsk belonging to the heirs OF said 4S
,;~.-- Ted 10 his widow her dover. 49,
from Grasly's Store to Brook Neal, and about miles
'on The trmer place; is we'll walered; af1ords much
good Land for grain and tobacco; has on il good
tf71 DWELLING HOUSE, aud all other bull.
aA d'hgs necessary for the comfort Of family aud
'"'''g crop; is well fenced and dched; lies well and
u"ahs about 4O0 acres. A mere particular descrip-
n Is unnecessary. as those wishing To buy had best
sAAb'he ,he Land for themselves. Mr. John W. Pal
e', residing at Rcevile, will shew the Land 10 any
o"e VINO wishes see it.
ua y" u'e same day and at the same place, and in ODE
W ''e same decree, shall sell at public auc-
.nd :e'e" oLAl Els, consisting Of men, women. b. Us
HnMo-The Land will be sold on and Two
ceoil The purchaser giving bonds with approved
;I ''y; ,ne Title will be retained until the same be
". ne Slaves will be sold on twelve months credit
"' palenaser giving bonds with approved security.
'UEL HUBBARD, -
JOHN S. LEWIS.
NEWTON FARMER. COMMISSIONERS
"M Me- DICKINSON,
'a" oo tl4F
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CO-E6fssiCs'ShiD.

FE'iE subscribers have This day formed a connexon
1 for the purpose of Iransacing a GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS in the City Of Richmond, un-
der the firm of
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Rtrbnrooe1 aE1qtttrer.
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office,
MO. 5, SOUTH 20 UR TIE EN- tn
IN STREET.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN tn
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining rcceircd erc7y dan al o'cioek, p. ~.
10000 Dollars!-4, 900 Dollars!
Wednesday, Alexandria, Extra, 800. CIpl-
Ials $40 900 1000, 10 Of 900, &c 7s Nos,
II drawn. WhuIcs 3; halves | so; quarters IS
cents.
23,529 Dolar>!-50 Of 900 Dollars !!
Thursday Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
sol. Capitals 23 go dollars 5 900, 5000, 220O,
30 of 900, sc -, Nos l. drawn. Whulcs =;
halves, 3; quarters, | 30.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars !!
Friday Monongala Lottery, Class as. Ca
pitfalls 1000 dollars, l,000 800, 1853, OF 500,
} of 600 10 of 100, &c, &c - Nos, IL drawn.
Wholes, dollar halves 50 cents; quarters, p.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
misunderstanding Lottery, Extra, Glass
3Os. Capitals 1000 dollars 1000, 1000, , Of
GOO, &c, &c rs Nos, Is drawn Whocs, s. %;
halves, 25; quarters 62. cents.
81, a9l Dollars $4,000 Dol!ars!!
Monday Morning-Alexandria Lottery, Glass
10. Capitals: $55,29i, 10000 5000, 5000, 10
OF |, O00 &c.-7S Nos, II drawn. Wholes, 10
dollars; halves, 5; quarters, so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re-
quested Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON
Dec D. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
THE PATENT CALVANIC RINGS,
And Cristie's Magnetic Fluid,

TJNillS remarkable discovery has received he univer-
sal appreciation OF the n, zeal Profession Of Crest
Britan and has been sufficiently long before the
American public fair al its power and eth
cacy. The Patent Gaivanlc Rings nave been found 10
all the purposes for which Tho ordinary Gavanc
Battery, Electric and Magnetic Machines arc used
but without any of the injurious shocks which accom-
pany the applications by these Instruments. and III many
other respects safs and cetotn IN accomplishing
the desired object
The tiaivanic Rings have been used with perfect
in all Of rheumatism. acute chronic, apply
ing 10 The head face limbs i;ou Tic DooreuI, Tooth
ache, Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache,
Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Palsy, Epilips.y, Fts Cramp,
Papltaon of the Heart Apoplexy, Stiffness Of Joints,
Lumsaso, Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia, General De
lily Deficiency OF Nervous Energy, aud ali Nervous Dis
orders Their extraordinary eec upon the system must
lie witnessed 10 be h-lpvrd, and a. prerentre
for the preceding complaints they equally Ia he
commended The iavauir Rings ever; way
f-cIly harmless, aud sold prices IL he within irur
of RIl. Chrisiie' Magnetic Fund Is used connection
with the Rings their efficient action certain
and Ia direct The Gavanc influence 10 particular parts
which affected. For numerous certificates OF the
highest character regarding the efficacy Of The Galvanic
advertisements, OF they may be al the office The
Building.)
Pnic rs For Gold Rincs dollars and so each; for
Common Rings So cents EACH Cavanic Fluid dolia.
per bottle.
To guard against fraud Dr. Crsti@ appoints bur one
agent in any Of the Unnei States. The only agency
Richmond isat ALEX. DuVAI. & co,
Id7 Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hodges & puIIiall.

AECTfoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bel 1arc7n, Richmond, Virginia.
EOR the purpose of conducting, in this city, a
i general Auction and Commission business,
The undersigned have associated themselves in
co-parnership, and will commence on The Isl Of
January next Their asSiduous attention will
be devoted 10 selling and hiring negroes selling
Merchandise, Horses and Produce also to
Plantation sales, and 10 selling Real Estate, and
renting out Houses. They will collect bonds for
The hire OF negroes. &c. The junior (Alr. P.)
has had considerable experience as an ancion
salesman. They ask the encouragement Of their
FRIENDS and the public and indulge the hope,
that By faithfully executing ION The most liberal
ferms) all business confi,|ed 10 them, 10 receive
liberal share of il.
The business will be contacted under the Firm
of HODGES & PULLlAM. Office on Bell
Tavern Alley, opposite the Bell Tavern
G.. A. HODGES,
ID. NJ. PULLIAM.
Doc Dido
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
ELEGANTLY BOUND BOOKS
For the Season.
IN OF Christmas Carol

n BUM UI CUl lSlHIdS SdIOlS
II Finden's Female Beauties OF Moore folio.
Murys Illuminated edition Of The Prayer Book
Goldsmilh's Poetical Works, By the Etching
Club
The Book OF Shakespeare Gems, As plates
Halls Book Of British Ballads, , vols.
Illuminated illustrations 10 FrossarI's Chro-
niclcs
Thomson's Seasons, illustrated BY the Etching
Club
Chilae Harold's Pilgrimage, &C vigneues.
Bulwer's Pilgrims OF The Rhine, p fine plates
Sentiment OF Flowers, 20 plates
Burns Works, 30 superb STEEL plates
Griswods Poets and Poetry Of America, Svo.
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress, illustrated
Byrons complete Poelical Works, Svo.
Cnnningham's edition OF Burns Works, Svo.
GriswoldS Poets and Poetry OF England
Cowper's Poc,cal Works, illustrated
Chaucers complete Poeical Works
Campbes Poelical Works
DOYLE & Mants Bible. vols, calf extra
Gray's Poeiical Works, illustrated
Charles Lambs Works. morocco extra
Longielows Poetical Works, rev edition
Lonstelow's Poets and Poetry of Europe
The Works of Milton, Thomson and Young
Millions Poetica Works, superbly illustrated
Moore's Lalla Rookh, exquisitely illustrated
Pictorial Life of Ma poleon, , voa.. svo
Bishop Percy's Reliques OF Ancient Poetry, 3
vols.
Prescol,'s Mexico, richly bound
Presco,t's Ferdinand and Isabella
Rogers Poems, with Sou,hards designs
Shakspeare's Works, several editions
Sponsors Works, 8vo.
Shelley's do. do.
Scouts Poeiical Works
Wordsworth's Greece
ALSO,
All the English and American ANIMALS
Oxford edition of the Bible
The new standard edition of the Book OF
Common Prayer in every style and variety Of
binding
A large assortment OF French, English, and
American Juvenile Books, Games, Toy Books
&c.
Besides the above list ofelegantly bound books
The largest variety OF other Pictorial, Standard
Poetical, Religious and Miscellaneous Books in
the finest bindings will be found for sale, al very
reasonable prices, at The Bookstore of
Dec. d DRINkER s. MORRIS.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger 81 Go.
ha NJ IN &.

Il. hkuaSED nbISSCA Az w.
A CENTS for the Managers, %. Paine g.
n Co.. Richmond Va.
BIGGER & CO present 10 their numerous
correspondents throughout the United States the
following Grand Schemes. They are we'll wor-
Inv the attention of those in search Of fortune
which, 10 secure, you should De particular 10 ad.
dress he great prize sellers and prompt payers
T. RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.
Richmond, Va.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No H. 10
he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
December 81, 1915 rs Nos, 10 drawn. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 25
of 1000, 25 Of 500, &c. Tickets $40, Halves
5, Quarters : 81.
January 3l-35, 295 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. l 10
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Salur-
dav, January 81, 1916. ~ Nos, Is drawn
Grand Capitals: Capital OF S35, 295, l prize Of
l0,5l5, Of 6,O0O Of 5000, OF $500, Of
$500 , 500, 1000, 900, 500, 100, 1891, 25
OF 1000, 500 400. 300, &c, &c Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters 80.
10000 Dollars-50 OF 500 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ,, to be
drawn on Saturday, January 10, 1916. Grand
Capitals: of 100000 10000, d, 1877. 1000 $500,
5000. so OF 800, so Of 300, &c. Tickets $40 /;
halves 5; quarters 50.
Anothcr Of Bigger & Cos Fqroyles,
$4,000 DOLLARS!-5 OF 10000 IS OF 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 3, TO be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, Jan. IL 1916.
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