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LAST NOTICE.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
an MONDAY the a7th day Of July, we will sell, al
~ public auction, without limit or reserve, whatever
NAV then remain on hand, embracing almost every ar
tcle usually kept In large wholesale and retail Dry
Goods establishment The store will be closed on ga
urday the 18th July week before the public SALE FOR
the purpose of taking inventory, and arranging The
goods for the sale on The 18th. Between this and The
18Th July the goods hand wilhe offered at very
low prices By retail, piece or package Anon. me att
cl,s Tor sale are vcry LARGE lnf uf coarse Wonlens
viz Cloths aud Cassime.rs. Saine,ts, Cable twist,
and other krfsrys, Pains, FanE-s, caiencs, Mouse
n-, Hazorinr- LAWN. G.Eshnins, aud large assnfl
mrnt 1T co'ored, bltached and brown domestic. Ord
Ticking, Hosiery Of every kind, &c. The public safe
will be conducted by Dunlop. Monourc g. Co.. Auction
GERS, commencing al O'Clock, aud continued from day
to day, until the whole disposed Of.
TEAMS -Four mouths credit tor all sums over 500 I;
under that sum, cash.
0>J- Country Merchants will have good opportunity
10 get of every thing suitable for retail
establishment nj, and much below regular prices.
VALENTINE, BREEDEE & CO.,
Ju;y 3-rtds 1i7 ErOad Street, Shockoe Hill.
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TRUST SALE.


PURSUANT 10 deed OF trus, made by Ro-
i bert r. Chapman 10 the subscriber, bearing
date the 25th day ofJannary, 1871, and of record
in The Clerks Office Of Caroline County Court,
conveying all the aid Rober, X. ChaPman's IN
teres, in The Estate, real and personal, then held
by his mother, Betty Chapman, which Estate has
been since divided, | shall, on MONDAY, the
18th day of July next, that being Caroline Coun-
iy Court day, proceed 10 sell, al the Bowling
Green in The said county OF Caroline, al public
auction 10 the highest bidder, several likely Ne
groes, and the lots Of Land in said division, alloed
10 said Robert R. Chapman, James Chapman and
George l.. Graves and wife, in the said county Of
Caroline near the Reedy Store.
The said land will be shown to any person
desiring 10 purchase, by Robert r. Chapman,
who is residing on il. Selling as trustee, shall
only sell such title as is vested in me by said
deed, which believe TO be good.
SAMUEL C. SCOTT.
June ll-dlt&cwlds
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Worthanl's Office,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ NOM VIRGINIA.

LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
1000 Dollars Capital! Va. Monongalia Lot
tery. Glass No. D. To be drawn al 5o'clock, p.
m. Capitals: $1,000, 1000, zoo, 300, 200, l72,
20 of so, 20 OF SO, 20 Of 49, &c. IS No. Lo'le-
nv, and l3 drawn ballots. Tickets 81 shares
in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
Firs,-Grand Scheme!- Capitals: prizes OF
$4,000. Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 27.-
To be drawn al Alexandra, ID. c., tomorrow
drawing comes per mail Sunday Capitals: Six
prizes Of $4,000, $500, s,34O, IS of 900, 50 Of
Zoo, 200 Of 200, &c. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tick.
els $40; shares in proportion. A certificate oil
package OF whole tickets costs l09 SO; halves
and quarters in proportion.
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. lO9.
Capitals $4,000, 900, Co., 300, 200, l72, 20 OF
80, 20 of SO, 20 OF 40, &c. IS number Loltery,
and l3 drawn ballots. Tickets Sl-shares in pro-
portion.
Lotteri TO be Drawn Mt Alexandria soon'
July ls.-Aeyandra Lottery, Glass, No. IS. So
$50 coo, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500, l,0l7, loo
prizes OF 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Jnly 25.-Alesandria Lottery, Glass ~
S35, 294, 10000, 5000, 3,000 $4,000, 1868, loo
prizes of l 600, 100 of5O0, &c. Tickets $40. i,
IrAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more, at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
July 10 Richmond Va.
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Triumphant Success I!
PROOF UPON PROOF THAT THOMPsON's com
pouNp SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD SAPTHA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

A FEW Of the cures effected IN the vicinity Of Pba
"A dslpha given below:
r Evans Fay-ttr street near Arch, cured 81 Chronic
Cough violent Pam in the Breast. difcmt Breathing
osr rs three bottles.
PM, Holden. Tuck.rton, y. j., cured Of profn.e
splitting Blood om rupture Of blood vessel ~ The
Lung-.
washington Mack Charlotte street, near George,
wont.,fu cure al confirmed Consumption, was ~
dy,ns tate when he took first dose Cure atsstrd
III Mrssrs. jos. Winner, David Nickers and Hugh Nc
G.ney Liehly respectable citizens.
lane Prrry: a distressing case Chronic Bronc bits
cured by seven bottles. Lives al 1913 Spruce street.
Mary Haney Is spruce street, cured Of Consumption
Of the Lung. TINS u a remarkable case.
Hannah Hewitt,9 Mary street, cured II Consumption.
saran Jane Adams ~ South Fourth street, cured Of
every remedy she could thi:k Of without avail. sworn
10 before A d-rnlan Bukiey
Henry Myers, Carlisle, Pa; cured OF Consumption,
attended with Spng Blood and Paralysis ~ Tie nD.'
pronounced ncurabie by his physeians used sii Dol
ties.
j. J. Chamberlain 9 Carberry street Inflammation o.
the Lungs, Night Sweais &C. Cure affirmed 10 oeof1
John Swift, Mayor Of Philadelphia.
The proprietor asks for fair trial Of ms meeIelhs a.
eases.
PREPARED only By s. P. Thompson, North East
corner 9Th and Spruce streets, Phiiadeiphia' au-
thorized agents. n,,r,, :. DID
CELL. General Agents; in Petersburg BY c. Cor
ling & Co; 10 Norfolk By NJ. A. Santos; in
I.ynchburs By John II. Seay; in Fredericksburg
~ Dr. James Cooke and C. H. Hunt in Farm
Vile by DR.. WIN. H, chsppeil. July z
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STAR OF THE EAST, AND STAR OF THEsouTH
BARBOURsyILLE ACADEMY.


THE subscriber will open Academy In The village
of Barhoursvill- Orange county, on the Ia Of An-
aust next, in which will be taught the Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics, and all the English branches
comprised in liberal education In addition TO the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise, alter
na-ly, in Composition ana Dtcl ination.
Thr year VIII be diviGed into two sessions Of i've
months and scholar will be admitted for less than
bali session.
The subscriber has employed rs assistant cradu.
ale of II The If-t Colleges IN New England who
furnishes The highest tes,im mails Of qualification and
of character.
Parents who may patronse this School may rest az
sufed that pains VIII be sp1rrd 10 give proper d..
rccton Ia the morals Of their sons.
The subscriber VII receive into hs family, rs board
ers, light or ten young gentlemen.
Ro,,d and Tni,ion. $50 90
.r,;,;on IN 4 apvungrs and Mathematics, Is 90
Mathematics AMI English, u 20
English, !" w
R,frreaees.-JaInrs b. Newman and B. J. Barbour,
Esqs DR.. James l.. Jones, az Orange county.
Address Barhonrsye, Orange county, va.
June a-cilAua EDWD. J. WILLIS.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

TIME subscriber inirndiG. u remove 10 tie SOUTH
L viii sell The Estate when he Resides, called
SEWSTEAD in thp lower end OF the county of
Cumberland. near tine town nf Gainesville, IN James
River II contains s3s Of which $50 acres are IL
yer low grounds of first quality The nigh land lies az
well, or probably better lhan any on the river; II
slopes advauiageolsy IL the south, anh - gene
rally esteemed equal any in This secton Of the Siair
and portion highly improved The society OF The
n.ighborhood il intelligent ami agreeable. The i'm
prorrmenlS all new, and IN good condition. They
consist OF large dwelling house. handsome and con
venicnt, with beautiful yard and garden well enclosed
and all The necessary buildings for such an establish
ment The out buildings Gf the best knd--thr
barn hut last year with rock basement and contains
tre sng narhn- Of powers the tobacco iiunsrs
stables and houses ar the ar- AL gooh IL =
tnp hi unnecessary Ia more 81 the advantage ~
situation and qal;iy Of the soil ot this Estate. ~ Il j
presumed n purchaser wonld examine 4 carefully Tor
hmsrIf-hu the -ps cribrr will add, that 10 person
wishing Ia purchase estate for residence u l, -rl-
dom su,h an one j. Offered The .>i.rc- H. Richmond
il 40 miles by the canal. nofding easy ard cheap trans
poriatiom fur travel aud produce
The subscriber has smaller Tracts OF Land-on-
containing 3i0 acres within hllf mile II the New
-tesd E-fatp-thr other l20 acres, distant mile and
half both having on them an abundant supply OF TIM
her ch will be sold with this estate or not, as may
best suit purchaser.
The subscriber wishes 10 sell, and those who may
wish to purchase are assured that he will not demand
more than the fair value Of such property. tie VIII be
at any time ready to show the property 10 those VINO
NAV call on him with the view of purchasing
Jnnr la-cwam ED. ]. CARRlNGTON
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Powhatan House.

RICHM ND, VIR CT M a.
TINE SUMNER TRAVEL having common
i ced, The subscriber would invite the aiten-
ton of families and others visiting Richmond to
this popular Hotel.
The admirable location OF The PownaIan
House, and the order and quiet with which il is
conducted, have often been remarked by visiters.
Elevated and unincumbered by other houses, il
commands beautiful view of,he Capitol Square,
public buildings and surrounding scenery, and is
very convenient TO the different Dspos and Boat
Landings,
In The management OF The house, The subscriber
is assisted by Mr. JAS. G. BLAkEY, iromerly
of Orange CT House, we'll known 10 the public
as polite and accommodating gentleman, and
an efficient Hotel keeper.
CHS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor,
June 5-d4t&ciT
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AUCTION SALES.
sale o1 Land
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
DURSUNATi 10 n decree OF the Circuit superior Court
L ri Law and charcery fer Prince Edward County,
made nj June term 1886, in The suit of Worshan against,
Blocker and others. the undersigned, as Commissioner
Coud house Of said county, On MONDAY, the 18th day
of August next-beng Court day-iwo hundred and
eight acres OF Land belonging the Estate Of Edward
Booker deceased lying on Builoc river, about four
miles lfcm tic Cuuri. house.
TERMS-one-ouf;a cash and The balance in one
and two years, equal rayrcnls-the purchaser eIecut-
ing bonds with coed sccniy far the deferred payments.
AMI The title the land retained Until the purchase
ncy is paid.
The decree authorizes III. Undersigned commissioner
10 sell said land privately, -i'o.a - iais- hss;p.n
posais will therefore b. receive. Tor private sale until
the dag advertised for IL sale publicly
The tile il uhqaes,iunabir, lie location good, The
housrs are in good r,par nd sliioen, FOR the
mediation Of family; there Is snicency Of woodland,
and some prime tobacco land 10 clear.
June 3l-clm +. a. BOOKER, Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A Valuable Estate


Al anxious to sell either portion or the whole of
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, In the county
81 Orange. This Estate is esteemed by those who
know u, rqun II not SUPERIOR TO any IN ts rrairn It's
assessed value is high any In the county. This
Tract Is supposed 10 contain ahuit 6O acres, and am
willing 10 sell either the whole. $40 acres, without
thr buildings IL divided, full pioloroa of timber
could be allotted 10 cath part. Adjoining ts last $40
acres there also ~ OF very valuable iimLrrrd
land " hich hr had. Tie tUo united would form
most desirable FARM Owing In the excessive drought
al he past Sunnlrf, ny lands do not present their
{" ali erain cIops, AM 20 aacca. &c "r!i known IL tbs
vicinity. There 60 n h- richest !ow grounds,
and on one vf THIS drpOsite rem tir river, sun.
Client torhric al least ln acres lis qualities sar been
trsied with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
Ing IN this Farm has boen consumed b. fire. but The
walls are still good. and be fully repaired NJ
OF StO the contract price offered by excellent work
man. These walls 81 feet by 40 feet, two story
with al excellent cellar The eust Of wood work must
depend mpon its execution. The timber, however is
abundant on the land, and there two Saw Mills
distant less than mile. The contguiIy of these Saw
Mills TWO Grst Mills large FIGURING Mil and flourish
Ing Wuolrn Factory, must add essentially the con-
venlence and value OF ih's Estate. The location il
such, that he made pass way, and il pecu
lSIiy removed from nnnoyances Of all kind. The
river has been surveyed and company IL now form
Ing, with most hlterng prospects Of opening navga.
na from this Farm 10 fredericksburg and distance
from Gofdnnsvilir Depot OF Louisa Railroad Is only ~
miles. The buildings now standing an excellent
Kitchen with four rooms, a Nrat House. n Dairy, a
large Framed stable Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses,
and necessary Negro Cabins. ] he GARDEN is prodLc-
tive, and the Ward beautiful, with extensive noun
tain view Ny onrtlifd cash residue in one
and two years, with without interest," rs may be-
agreed between myself and the purchaser. An unqncs
tonable title will he conveyed.
Orange Nav l1-rtf G.. e.. MACON
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NOTICE

DY virtue Of authority vested in Inc by the will of
ID Saint George T. Coaltrr, deceased, ] offer for sale
that valuable and well known Estate in New Kent
County, called cumberlnd the former residence oil The
late Colonel ID. b. Watkins Cumberland Is situated on
the Pamunkey River, about Two miles from New Kent
Coun House. and contains about IL or LEGO acres OF
which our 500 cleared, the fe.t ii the high lands
l. II, woods most Of which u good cord wood, which
sells well N that vicinity, ard al The landing All the
open land /. o. pretty god Inay some 81 u very ihc
There also good fishery attched u tiiis Estate
There ire The hudus necessary Tor The comfortable
accommodation II family, with the necessary Farm
Houses, hu aiI wanitH. some repairs ht- " lie
most healthy situation know un III rivrr indeed y =
healthy any section. but little sickness ever "ccur
ring there; and think may he confidently said, that
there hut few places which affords greater facilities
Tor Irving; The rscr and creeks ahonnhine nearly al all
SEASONS with fish and wild fowl VII sell 4 great
bargain in this Estate and the terms made quite easy
10 the purchaser
Mr.. 6. w. Fuller, the Manager the Estate, will
show 10 any one wishing purchase; and X. I. Lacy
Esq. living The rour House, myself, viii give
all n-edful Information respecting terms. &c
COkBfN BRAXTON,
Executor Of Saint George r. Coaitrr.
June l9-cwtlSt3ug.
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Weekly Supply.

d H. TAYLOR has just received his week
L ly supply of new Music, consisting OIL
New songs for the Piano and Guitar
New pieces for the Piano and Guitar
New marches and quicksteps
New valves, quadrilles, variations, polkas,
mazurkas, rondos, Duets, sacred music, glees, &c.
This is one of The best assormen,s OF music
lately received in Richmond, and from il many
valuable selections Can he made.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Ware Room and Music Saloon, lG0
Main street, opposite the Banks. July 10
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Conmission Business.

TINE undersigned continues the business here
i lofore conducted by Minse g. Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and sol,clts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
quanlances planting in Alabama, and the Moth
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their Interests, and all the hene-
fit Of Ten years experience in selling lhe staple oil
our State. CULLEN n. MIME,
Mobile, Alabama.
r. Refers TO: Gen. John II. Cooke, Edmund
Rufin. Hill Garter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mind Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minse,
and D. C. Randolph. Virginia.
Anr;l 0I-d&c6m
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Removal.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public that he has remor.d his Gro
Gerry Store 10 the granite front building on The
South corner Of Main and 9Th streets, recently
occupied as coach mandatory BY Mr.. James
Bosher, where he is prepared 10 offer 10 his
friends and the pnblic generally large and
we'll selected assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERES, which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. He begs leave TO say 10 his Coun-
try friends, that he will sell on The usual Com
mission ali kinds of Produce that they may con-
6de to his care. WIN. w. DABNEY,
Corner of Main and 9th streets.
Iono Q-c0m
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AUCTION SALES.
RyEnlocs IL Brother.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER DE.
CREE OF COURT.
DY virtue of a decree Of The Superior Cour, If
ID Chancery, for the Richmond Circuit daIrd
March 9th, 1915. and June 9Th, 1915, i shall.
Gas special COMMISSIONER proceed to sell on
FRIDAY, July 3lsl, al - o'clock, ON Tie RE.
misses, TO the hisbes, bidder, The Real Estate in
the City oil Richmond, Of which Ann L.ti died
seized, consisting al House and Lot, or The
South side of Inc Basin, known n, the "Hcme
House," formerly occupied by Thomas Ladd.
also, her interest in The Lumber House now IN
the occupancy Of D. NJ. Branch as Tobacco
Factory.
The interest in the Lumber House is one fourth
and il is believed The other owners will sell n
reasonable price.
TERMs:-Cash sufficient TO deiray all costs and
charges; balance in equal insralments, upop a
credit of one, Two and three years; the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds, with good security.
and lille withheld until The purchase money be
fully paid, and conveyance directed b. The
Chanccry Court
NATHL. C. CRENsHAw, Comr.
II Sale conducted By lsLoEs & BROTHER,
AuclioneeIs. July
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LAND FQR SALE.

Ia Nd FJK SALE.
T OFFER for sa;r my Land in the County II Louisa,
4 situated fnur mites Norh West Of The Court House.
and three East II Trr,nau's Erput, on tlr Louisa
RaiIrnad. The Tract contains 5a- arTss; more than
one half in original growth u Pune, and other timer
suitable for thr railroad and hing purposes. There
a a:se proportion ol wnlte oak aud heart rune, with
in one mile Of the railroad. The ahnvc land Is well
watrrcd BY excellent springs, aud Gold Mime Greek;
upnn which and on the SAID and, there i good saw
Mill. There is alsoa good Dwelling House, with six
rooms Ice House, ana all necessary outhonses, all 81
which are II THE above Land Is not previously
oerwIse disposed nf II viii he sold public auction
10 the h CHEST bidder, FRIDAY, the 2lst day of Au
gust next.
Tray, :-One.third on the first day Of January, ls47
n, which time Dos sion will be gven the balance
one and two years the purchaser giving bond and salts
factory secuiy with lien upon the land for the defer
red payments. II is thought that timber enough might
be gotten on the above land III year 10 pay Tor H.
June l9-cwtds iliDS. X. THOMPSON
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TPIiSI SALE

DY virtue If deed 81 Trust executed to hr Snhscrl-
- b:r by Alb aofs Hand and al r-cord IN tn Clerk
Office of Monroe county. Miss url. for certain purposes
mentioned, snail proceed 70 SELL L. the highest
bidder on FRIDAY, the l!th day Of September next
NJ hr town II Ia,;s. county ot Monroe, aud state 81
Missouri d CERTAIN LOT and HOUSES, ~ the said tow
81 riris
The tile said property Is believed 10 liz indl-pn'a
table but, actin. Trustee, shall convey such ttle
only a. ~ vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
inv l0-ew2m RO. PRlTcHETT
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
cnunlL In STAIINTQN

U,UE pext session Of This School will commence on
The 18th of August. and terminate the 18th OF June
following The subscriber intends IN locate ms schoo
ard residence short distance out OF town, IN delight
FIJI grove, thus presenting additional indueement %
parents and guardians 10 patronise him. The pupils
will not be allowed contract debts, except al the writ
TN request OF the parent. and their pocket money must
be paeed in the hands Of the TEACHER 10 he dsbursed TO
th@,n m his Discretion or the wish Of the parent No
pmp will he allowed 10 board out Of the family :" inc
shser,h.r excrp, relation, and none WIZ he Ia
Lsn for shorter time than months, without spe
cial agreement. :. ..; r
TEgNs-fcr BOARD md Tuition per half session oil
i've months $40, payable ~ advance
- sds,.., me subscriber al Stanton, post pad
~ lo,,,avEiawtf PIKE POWERS.
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By Wellington Goddin, Auc.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TEcss Valuable Real Estate
- THE cI1,y az RICHMOND Ann caf,.ry nc

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
gEcss Valuable Real Estate
lS TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
FLUVANNA.
DYvirtuc OF A decree uflhe Court OF Musings of
D the CITY Of Richmond pronounced on The 10th
MAY. 1916 in a suit in chancery therein pending.
STYLED Libby against Allegro" &C., The under
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 10 sell, al public auction, upon The premi.
ses, on TUESDAY y, the 18th day OF July next,
commencing at o'clock in The afternoon, the real
estate lying in the city Of Richmond, of which
w. Allegro died seized and possessed, and refer.
red 10 in the proceedings OF said suit Il con-
si,ls Of lol situated on the north side oc Frank
lin, between 18th and 18Th streets, fronting on
Franklin street 80 leei, and running through al
RIGHT angles 10 Grace street on which il also
IRONS 50 feet On his 10; there are several Franz
cd TrncGen.S, which rem Tor about SiG0, rer
annum. The !oI willle sulrlivu.ed in,oi small
er lois OF ~ : feet each, two Of which front on
Franklin street, and Two on Grace street, ard
each run back lG5 leet.
Immediately after The above, will be sold 10 The
highest bidder small lot of Furniture, consisting
Of bookcase, tables, &c, belonging 10 said estate
And on Monday, The 9Th day OF July next, al
Fuvanna Court House, (beng court day The I'M
dersisned will expose 10 sale by public auction
the tract OF land Of which w. Allegro died seized
and possessed situated on The waters OF Machunk
Creek, containing 200 acres, more or less
TERMs-One fourth in cash; balance in equal
instaIments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest from day Of sale; the
purchasers giving bonds. with approved personal
security for tic credit payments Of the same, and
tile 10 be withheld until The last instrument is paid
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY L. BROOKE
w. GODDIN,
June l3-2awlds Commissioners.
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EDUCATION.

TINE School nj Long Creek Louisa, VIII be continued
The ensuing year under The superintendent oil The
subscriber He viii teach the Greek, Latin French and
English Language Geography Arithmetic Maihemat
Ics surveying sc. Having completed his education al
The University OF Virginia the subscriber has IN MS pos
session ample testimonials Of his qualifications a.
Teacher The Srhon! vii commence On Monday, N.
a-;tn ~ January 1916 and terminate the iil ~ DE-
c.mber folloujn. Th- charge 70. Board, Tuition
Washing. Lodging and Fuel vii he eleven dollars 81
per month Letters tie subscriber should he directed
10 Long Greek 7. q Louisa 20, Va. ...
y NJ q-rlaff WILLIAM G. I. NELSON
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c. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
~ Richmond, Virginia.

10000 Dollarsl l00oo!l 6,OOO!!
Grand Consolidated Lotlery, Glass %. to be
drawn on Saturday, July II, 1916. at Whining
ton, Del. rs Nos, IS drawn. Grand Capitals
Prize of 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000
27OO, 10 of ] 800 10 OF 600, 10 of 400. &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters SO. A ce5!i-
fca,e of Whoes costs S92 so; halves 46 70;
quarters % IL.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickels in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, Will
bepromptly and conhdenlially attended to, and lhe
drawings sent when requested, if addressedto
C.. BURRUSS,
June3 Richmond, Va.