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Gordon & Skinker

No. 81, Mum Street, Ricimo,d, Virginia,
OFFER for sac-30 hhds. ST. Croix Orlean:
~ and 2. Rico Sugar
Ii boxes loaf, and % bbls clarified Sugar
300 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
TgA-l3 halt chests Gunpowder, part prime
do. Black, do.
Tea in Is and h. boxes
500 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 do. Russell Leather
600 lbs. Shoe Thread
200 kegs Nails
700 sacks Salt, part Ashlon's brand
200 bags Shot
SO kegs Powder, Duponts
Cheese, in casks and boxes
10 realms cap and letter Paper
225 do. wrapping Paper
$50 bags live geese Feathers
Hul's Candies and Soap
80 doz. Bed Cords and Lines
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Glass-Sxl0 and l0xl2
Cotton Yarn, Lamp Wick and Cotton Irvine
10 bags Pepper
Is do. Ginger
lierces and bbls. Vinegar
Pimento, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves
Indigo, Nader, Alum, Copperas
IS boxes Tin Plate
Is kegs Horse Shoes
IaoN-75 tons Swedes English, Tredegar anc
Country, of all sizes
American and Russia Sheet Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
MISUNDERSTANDING and Barns
COPPER, 500 lbs. Braziers', Shealllng and
Bolt
STEEL-American and English BlisteIed
Spring Steel
Wire, Spelter, Block Tin, Zinc.
Sent. 30
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth OF
BOOTS, SHOES. &C,

Twenty 1housand Dollars Worth OF
BOOTS, SHOES, &C,
AT RETAIL.
TINE attention OF Planters, and buyers gene
i rally, of town and country, is solicited TO the
subscribers Stock OF the above articles, which
will be found as complete as any South OF New
York.
Heavy Brosues, Richmond made for farm
hands.
Heavy pceged Brogans, from SO CTS. 10 81.
Heavy lined and bound Brogans, from - cts.
10 81 25.
Heavy sewed and pegged coarse Boots.
Water Proof Boots, Shoes, &C., OF all kinds.
Mems heavy Boots, Buskns and Shoes.
Boys heavy Boots, Brogans, SC.
Genilemens fine Boots, OF all qualities.
Ladies Walking Shoes, Slips, &c, OF every
variety.
1000 pair Children's Shoes, from II. cents III
any price.
Ladies Slips, from 81. cents 20 any price.
Purchasers would greatly consult their interests
by calling TO see the subscriber before supplying
themselves; as having purchased many OF the
above goods al auction, at prices much lower
than original cost, will sell ploportionaly low
al retail.
Farmers AMI Planters particularly, who have
10 buy Shoes for their hands, should not fail TO
call at No. II, Main street, where great bargains
may be had. J. d. HOOVER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, II Main ST
Ocf %
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR

THIS celebrated Stone, neveriailing pre-
i ventive OF Hydrophobia, and an efectual
cure for the bites OF venomous snakes spiders,
&C.. is offered iur sale privately by The subscriber
I, is believed that money can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in the purchase OF
this Stone, as it may now be bought Tor one-hsli
OF the amount ii has yielded in one year 10 its
former proprie,ors. II not SOLD privately before
that time il will be sold at public auction on the
III MONDAY in January, 1916, Chat being
Caroline Cour, day,) at the Bowling Green, the
county seat OF Caroline county.
TERMs-Six months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security
a. BROADDUS, Jr., Aeen,
Nov. 8-clds for Samuel Anderson.
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.P.Turpin's Lottery once
MO. lOt Main Street. Richmond, Virginia.

CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1915.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. A. for ls45, to
be drawn in Alexandria, D c., on Saturday, No
vember %, lsi5 Prizes: $3.50, 900, 10000, 5000,
5000 1000, 5000, $500 2,l20, 1000, 25 OIL 900,
90 OF 500, sc. IS No. Lottery, II drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halve S, quarters so: Certificates
Of package OF IS whole tickets sl20, IS halves
SO, 25 quartersa0.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery. Glass No. IS. for 1915, TO
be drawn at Alexandria D. c., on Saturday. No
vember %, l845 Splendid prizes: 100000, 10000,
$40. 5000, OF 1000, OF 500, ) OF l, 250 5
OF 200, 40 Of 500, Sc. IS No. Lottery, aud Il
drawn ballots. Tickets So halves 5, quarters
$50 Certificates ola package of &c whole tick
els $3.50, 26 halves Is, 26 quarters $3.50.
Orders Tor Tickets, received free of Postage and
attended to BY return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Oct. % w. p. TURPIN
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,r- , TUaPIN'S OFFICES Plies sold
" il one Lottery Drawing Of Va. Lees
-, o.,e-y. No 8, Extra, Nov. 9Th:
"a - : 50 90 IS 40 IA 80 81 81
Wso!s T,csct 5 IS SO, prize of Sl00-
). =, 81 a priz. OF l0O-l4 81 6S, prize OF
~ All ,od and paid By the Capital Prize Sell
. w. P. TURPIN.
III. drawing OF alexandria Lottery, No. %
:, :, viii Be received 10 day, per Northern mai,
.locse.. Capia's $4,000 10 of 900, &c
!; Ho;. IA drawn. Tickets S5-Shares in pro-
,,,,,ca-,o. sale until II o'clock, al the Prize
1sr. al w. P. TURPiN,
yor u No. 10. East Main street.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY

TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY.
DY virtue OF a deed of trus. executed by Abner
- Robinson which bears date on The 18th daY
OF November, in the year 1912, and has been duly
admitted TO record, The undersigned will proceed,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day oil December nex
atl2o'clock, precisely, the Tavern OF Col. Chas
P. Goodall, in the county Of Hanover, TO sell.
By public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the plantation in the county of Hanover, called
COLES HILL, now in The occupancy OF Mrs.
Mary Cole, (aged abou, T0,) who has life inter-
est in il. The plantation contains $50 acres Of
land, and will he sold for such, (mofe or less J is
Of the usual quality OF lands in the neighborhood.
and is in an excellent neighborhood, and is entire
y healthy.
II is situated on the South Anna River about
2G miles from The City OF Richmond, and about
10 miles from the residence OF Colonel Goodall,
and abou; Is miles from Taylorsville, on the
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold subject 10 the life
estate OF Mrs. Coles, and without warranty ofany
kind still the lille is believed 10 be perfectly good
Nov. 7-ctds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-The efficacy OF
) this elegant preparation in restoring the
growth OF The hair in bald places, isttuly wondeT-
iul Where the hair has been worn of from the
Top OF The head by The careless practice OF carry
ing things in The crown Of The hal, ii is generally
considered difficult, if not impossible, to restore IL;
but it is found BY numerous examples that The
Hair Tonic reaches these cases very promptly,
and effects complete cure. gentleman
Eve say nothing to the ladies, il being fair pre-
sumption that their hair is always in full luxu-
rance, a, least il always seems so)-every gentle
man who finds his hair growing 100 thin, or be-
coming loose, should place bottle OF Jaynes
Hair Tonic in his dressins-case, andapply il with
free use Of the hair-brush every morning. The
result will be full, strong, and healthy head OF
hair The cases that have fallen under our own
observation warrant us fully in asserting this.
Weekly Messenger.
For sale by p. JOHNSTON,
Nov. IL Druggist
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Ofey d Steers

SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY
Main 81, 1 doors ohore The Bel 1arern,
w HERE can, a, all times, be found every
w article connected with the above business,
consisting Of Ladies' and Genilemen's Saddles,
Harness OF every description, Brides, Collars,
Whips, Traces, Saddle bags, Sadde-rugs, con-
sis,ing OF bear and buffalo skins &C., together
with all kinds of materials for saddlers and har-
ness-makera' use-al OF which will be sold on
reasonable terms We solicit call from persons
in want
We are now receiving large assortment OF
saddle-trees, hog and buffalo skins, harness
lnounlings, &c. THOMAS OTEY,
Nov. Is HENRY L. SIZER.
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
THE subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
/ near Prince Edward Court House, known
ssSrringield. The tract OF land contains 500
acres a very fair proportion Of which consists Of
e1ceen, wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good build
ags, and all necessary Improvements for a CON-
ior;abie residence. II is situated within one mile
d Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampde, Sidney College, and seven miles from
Fafmve. These places furnish constant and
esees!en, market for all Gifts productions. There
Is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
. that in is immediate vicinity. It's nearness to
he Court House and College, afford superior ia
ci!iIies for education. There are two flourishing
FINALE schools, and one male school, at the Court
House.
The overseer will show the premises 10 any
person wishing TO see them. Persons wishing to
purchase, will address the subscriber at Farm.
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS One third cash, on delivery of the
deed, and the residue in one and two years. For
the deferred payments, bond and security will be
required CEiAS. S. DARLINGTON.
july ll-ctf
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TINE WORKS OF MRS. AMELIA oPIE

TINE WORKS OF MRS. AMELIA OPIE,
i complete in three vols.
The New TIES amenl of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, according 10 the authorized version
with explanatory notes, practical observations,
and copious marginal references; by Thomas
Scott, Rector OF Aston Sanford, Bucks. In two
vols. complete.
The Works OF Flavius Josephus, the learned
and authentic Jewish Historian, and celebrated
warrior; containing twenty books oil the Jewish
antiquities, and seven books oil the Jewish wars,
and the life ofJosephns written by himself Trans
lated from The original Greek according TO IIa-
yercampe's accurate edition Together with e1-
panatory notes and observations, embellished
with elegant engravings. Complete in two vols.
For sale By A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov. II No. IL Main Street
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
i ceived per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and By various arrivals
from the North, a very large assortment of foreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS efpnrchasing at reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any Of the importing houses OF repectabi-
lity al The North. No LOG Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. l1-lt
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MARINE JOURNAL.
noRT OF OND.
-. Wafer this day, at u O'clock, A. IA.
ARRIVED.

Akkt v ELL,
c,tharine Amanda, Bradbury, Phila-
sem. snndries los /. Crump, J. Fishers Sons,
s!Dala' Waits, Williams & Haxall, Shields &
Aa ..,,iIe. Van Lew, Smith & Co., S. NJ. Zach
+ u.s. US Midlothian Company, L. D. Crenshaw,
Sg ..,-s & Co, R. C. Stanard, Edmond & Da-
o .,-, ". NJ. Harrison, Frys & Co., Daven.
Allen. Smith & HARDWOOD, o. A. S,recker,
n.,ber & Oldner, Keesee s. Sumner, Wor-
!, -, "a NcGruder & Co, Preston & Enders, b.
i n.rc Il. "A. Wan, J. Clendining, J. Pizzini, J.
80. 1t, Antonio Pizzini, Andrew Pizzini, S.
7 , ."a I. a. Rust, and to order
S.s,mer Alice, Skinner, Norfolk.
S..,msr Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
-, George Klo,,s, Beatty, New York.
s s.S, Adelne, Moore Hartford, Connecticut,
.;-ies 10 Rankin s. Whitlock.
,.br Wave, Rogers, Boston, sundries.
S.br James and Samuel, Somers New York
S.br John W. Smith, Parker, New York.
SAILED,
>osr Lagrange, Crowell, Philadelphia.
- BELOW, BOUND UP,
s,br Potomac, Berry. from Boston.
sel-. Patrick Henry, Chester, from New York
BALTIMORE, Nov. l5-Clearej, schr. Pro-
.;,n,s. Kirwan, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
!, ,a,poni; schr. Independence, kirwan, for Phi.
a,;.loha, and schr. Well Done, for Norfolk and
y ZEN, YORK. Nov. I4,h-Cleared, schr. The
20 Frel;nshuysen, Bogart, for Philadelphia
VIZ ..;,sa brig John Enders, Mason, from Rio ia
! with hides and coffee. The John Enders
Nv ned very heavy weather. Arrived, schr
i err,nllin. Lewis, from Virginia, bound TO N.
IT. 5lrsn Sailed, Prussian brig Proteus, for Nor.
~ Nov. ,5-Sailed, Danish ship Pollux, for
,,I;a via Richmond. Cleared, schr. Gen. Scott,
: 1ghsrS. toI Richmond.
= eg0STOS, Nov l3-Cleared, schr. Montreal.
:. iN.,,,,o. ior Norfolk aud Richmond Nov. Il
= ,,ssf,3 schr. Gladiator, Nickerson, for Frede-
..>Sif-
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE
u, AQXSRpnnE

NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE.
At CARYSBROOK.
wv ILL be sold, al Carysbrook, on The 81 day
w OF December next, il fair, If not. the first
fair day thereafter, about so valuable Negroes
comprising 26 plantation hands. They will be
sold in families, and will afford good opporuni.
" 10 those who want well selected and vel!
trained plantation hands 10 supply themselves
Also, the crop OF Corn-.say 400 banels-some
old corn-Oals, Hay, &c; ri the stock OF Cattle
Hogs, and Sheer-all of them OF fine breeds;
horses, wagons, OK carts plooshs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The
Crops, Stocks, &c, at 6 months credi, for all sums
over S2O-and cash for less than that amount.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. M. Harrison.
Oct.25-dlt&ctds
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FURT.HERA ARRIVAL of PIANO FORTES
CONTINUED SUPPLIES keep our assert
~ ment OF superior Piano Fortes always COM
ple,e. Nearly every fashionable style OF finish
can be met with at our establishment
No charge made for packing or packing-cases
when instruments are sold b. US TO 60 10 the coun
try or 10 distance.
NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano. ortes, Sta
tionery and Music, 1877 Main Street, Richmond,
Va Nov Is
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ANGLIA acaDEMY
60 Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber in Bucking-
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
Three Negro Men, to wit:
RICHARD, abou, feet high, % or 80 years
q age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
~ Mrs. Organ, Of Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollected. He had on
when ne let white fur hat, with very small
bEiln, and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, 81 years old, about 5
iee's inches high, has scar on the left jaw, from
The iooihache-ihe skin seems to have grown TO
he bone. Had on when he Lett black slick cap,
and suit Of summer clothes Tom was sold in
Richmond by Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
!onged to the estate Of Mrs. Treviilian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
absui feet or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recollected, was sold
N Richmond by Charles D. Peuus, Of Halifax
county, Virginia. will give the above reward
). s;xtv dollars for the apprehension and delve-
:7ol the above named slaves 10 Belts g. Edmond.
900 in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
:: Conveying them TO said place, or twenty dol
.aIs and expenses for either one of them.
Jun. 6-cf F. C. BRADY.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
L. Russell Bigger Il Go.
A GENTS fur ihh Mananers ID Paine Il

TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Hereafter, We respectfully decline orders for
Tickets in Lotteries under the management Of
Messrs. j. G. Gregory Co.. but shall lake plea
sure in filling orders, with our usual p,omp,ness,
in all Lotteries under the popular management Of
Messrs D. Paine & Co.. whose Tickets We sell 10
The exclusion Of all others. We also respectfully
request that persons desiring Tickets in Paine's
Lotteries will forward their orders 10 US, or TO
those Vendors selling in their Lotteries
The following grand Schemes are presented 10
adventures, make your selection, and send your
orders 10 the great Capital Prize sellers,
T, RUSSELL BIGGER s. co.
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and Stock For Sale

AT CLIFTON.
WILL be sold al Clifton on The 18th day OF
w December, l545 if iair ii moi, the first lair
day thereafter, about IS or 80 Valuable Negroes,
about half the number plantation hands Also,
the crop Of Corn, say 200 or 300 barrels, Fodder,
&c; all The stock OF Callle and Sheep, both OF fine
breeds; some horses, wagons, carts, ploughs, and
all other plantation utensils. Terms cash
The sale will commence at / o'clock
J. X. HARRISON,
Executrix OF c. II. Harrison.
Nov l5-eotl5thDec.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Thomas III. TaIiaferrO.
NEGROES.

Will be sold This Morning, at 10 o'clock, five
likely Negro Men, all from one Estate and sold
for no fault
Nov. IS T. H. TALIAFERRO. Auc,.
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Education.

WANT employment Tor the ensuing year as
w Teachers
/. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
,ae branches Of an English Education, French,
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 300 dollars and
.oa.! per scholastic year.
, Miss B. Will teach as above with the eI-
:-p.ion Of painting and drawing. Terms: 200
collars and board.
3. Mr.. C. Has taught several years; is A.
NJ 81 University Of Virginia. Terms GOO dol
as AMI board
Mr. D. Teaches Mathematics, Lotto,
Geek, French English and the Natural Sci
ences; has been Professor Of Mathematics IN U.
5 Navy; wants immediate employment. Terms:
800 dollars and board.
S Mr. E. Has had some experience in teach
ng; will teach as MIR. D., with the exception OF
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
6 Mr. F. Will teach as MIR. E. Terms, same.
All Virginians oflhe right stamp. Choose ye.
Direc, (short letters, post-paid) Lodofe z. o.,
Amelia. WIN. H. HARRISON.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
Some vacancies on LIST of November. You had
y-,,e. FL them Board and tuition from Novem-
'e' lNto 10 July lst 40 dollars, payable in ad.
van,e.
Dfec, as above.
Oct 2f-cwSw WIN. II. HARRISON.
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70 Nos, Ii drawn ballots
Tickets FLO, halves S, quarters 2 SO.
Certificates OF packages Of 2G Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. 26 Halves, IS 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters, 80 so
TT Orders for tickets and shares and certii-
Gates of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
Official account of each drawing will be sent 10 all
who order from us. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Oct. 25-d&c2t Richmond, Virginia.
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FRENCH VINES

49,, FRENCH WINES.
We subscriber has received direct from
& w france Clarets, Champaignes, Chamberin
ys,i"o rlm mouth Wines Of superior quality, and
IN. aus brands, all Of which be warrants genu-
~. 23-2aw2m CHAS. F. OSBORNE
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WANTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!!
BY SILAS MERCHANT.

WANTED! WANTED!! WANTED!i!
BY SILAS MERCHANT.
UTANTED to get clear OF, or rather sell,
w large assortment Of Ready Made Cloth
ing, for which have no earthly use, excep, to
turn into money. by giving customers great bar
gains | do not except either the Northern or
Southern Oak Hall. Among my extra large as
sorfmenl will be found The following-yiz:
300 black dress and frock Goats, both English
and French Cloths, from 10 to $40.
$50 black business frock Goats, from 10 10 Sls.
300 Over Goats, from beaver, ielt pilot, flush
ing and English cloths, from 10 S25
1000 pair OF black and fancy cashmere Pants,
all qualities, from so to SO.
$50 pair OF saltine,t and Jersey Pants, from
/ IS to 81.
Also, 1900 Vests, consisting OF black and fan
cy veveis, black and fancy cashmere, black and
striped Satins and fancy Vests Of all styles, from
l to Sc. For bargains. call al
SILAS MERCHANTS,
Nov Is ll2 Main ST,
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TO FARMERS AND TOBACCONISTS!
WE have on hand large assortment OF
w WOOL HATS, both black and while
also hair, seal, sealette, and glazed CAPS, suit
able for servants wear: all of which we will sell
al very low prices. r. NJ. ALLEN & CO.,
Nov. 10 No. 80 Main Street.
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ELAXSEED CANDY have this day COM
L menced the manufacture, and will constant
ly keep on hand fresh Flaxseed Candy, highly re-
commended for Coughs and Colds.
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
No. 76 West Main Street, nexi door 10 Messrs.
Van Lew, Smith & Co. Oct. ~
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A LARGE LOT OF WRITING PAPER,
of the foll0,eiag Manufdctories
" VELLUM POST SATIN.
John Buffers first class blue Vellum packet
post.
Jessup & Brothers. first class superhne white
wove post.
Owen & Hulber's super6ne blue quarto post
ruled F.
Platner s. Smiths plain blue tint rough.
White wove post surper6ne ruled, Franklin
Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Virginia.
Also, large supply Of Envelope, Tissue, and
Wrapping Paper For sale at
A. G. PENDLETONS
Book and Fancy Store, Main Street No. l6,
Richmond, Va. Nov. 8
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SECOND SUPPLY.
THE Lives and Opinions OF Benjamin Frank
i lin Butler, United States District Attorney
for The Southern District Of New York, and Jesse
HoyI Counsellor al Law, formerly Collector OF
Customs for the port Of New York; by William
L. Mackenzie.
The Naval Officer, or The Pirates Cave, a tale
OF the last war; by Lieutenant Murray; price 25
cents.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain, a
tale Of the Revolution; BY Lieutenant Murray;
price 25 cts
The West Point Cadet, or the Young Officers
Bride; romance in real life; by Harry Hazel;
price % cts.
Narrative of the Exploring Expedition 10 the
Rocky Mountains in The 1912 and 10 Oregon and
North California, in the years 1924; by Brevel
Captain J. c. Fremont. Just received BY
A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov. II No. lG Main Street
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New Commission House.
WINFREE &.SHEPPARD,

OVTEEEHET.5.5TVHE
TINE subscribers having this day associated
i themselves in business under the style and
firm of
WINFREE &SHEPPARD,
for the transaction wieiy OF General Commits
sion Business, offer their services TO the public
for the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson Il
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virsinian, Petersburg Intel
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re.
porter, Carksville Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month"; send US copy
Of the paper containing il, and toward their &C.
counts 10 this office for collection. w. & 5.
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BY Williams Il HaxaH, Auct.


II SALE OF PEWS IN ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH, CONTINUED.-Th sale Of Pews
in 81 Paul's Church will be continued on Wed
nesday next, 18Th inst, commencing al 10 O'clock,
A. NJ; There are 81 pcws on the main floor ye,
unsold, and among them many OF the most desl.
rattle BY order OF the Trustees
WILLIAMS & HAXALL,
NOV. lid Auclioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE IN MANCHESTER.
PY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made 10 me by
- S. w. Weisiger, dated July "a, 1916, I
shall on the 18th day OF November, in the Town
OF Manchester proceed 10 sell, a, public sale, al
The House and Kitchen Furniture OF said 8. w.
Weisger, together with sundry Farming Ulen.
sils, Carr, Carriage, Horse Cow, &c. Also. all
The interest Of said S. w. Weisiger in, and 10,
sundry Lots and Houses in said Town of Man
chester and County OF Chesterfield. Also, -four
Negro Slaves, 10 wit one Man, one Boy, one
Woman and one Girl
y Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock, on the pre-
misses. d. /. BURR
Nov. ll--eod&ctds Trustee.