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UNION ACADEMY

HNHlS institution is still under he superintendent Of
Il WIN. c. HAG.N, \. NJ. as Principal whose la
hors teacher highly approved by the Buard OF
Trustees, and entirely satisfactory the patrons Vi The
School. The next Session will commerce On the 10Th
inst and continue five months.
Terms Of Ititon the same heretofore reduced
viz
For Languages and Mathematics. per session SIS 90
For the higher branches of English, 10 90
For the preliminary course 50
Students particularly requested To enter at the
commencement ofthe session. but those who do mt, will
only be charged from the time Of TIL the close
Of the session. making deduction Tor absence only in
OF proaced Sickness. This Academy is located in the
county Of Appomaltox in neiehborhnod exten
slvely known as possessing many advantages, where
board may be obtained on reasonable terms.
r. ID. PALMER.
Pres Of the Board of Trustees 0. L. A.
Ian ; 81
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We " CO.s'CER.y.
YOUNG. ~ II(bVNlES.

] VIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-.
TIRE SiOGh or GROCERIES, belonging
10 Bowes Acree has taken into partnership with hirn
Raul Z Bow les at that concern and " i'll continue the
nrocey and Commission business, at the old stand of
bo"les y Acree lie takes lhls opportunity To return
his most sincere thanks his old customers who have
50 literally patronzed hun whilst doing business in his
his own name we'll 10 the old concern of BRYANT
Young and begs leave TO ask oi them continuance of
'h' IaN'Hts 10 the new concern, promising them that
they viii find their Stock oi Goods as large and we'll as
Sorted as any in the upper country and no er ON their
part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction.
WIN. +. YOUNG.
Jan. | 4,
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FOR RENT,

f45 THE brick tenement, situated on Diamond
Egi,; Hill, and recently occupied by the late John
4i1.A Victor. The location of thi, house is very con
senen, and the lot has upn it good well OF water and
The necessary ont door buildings.
Possession given immediately. anpliraiion to
J, {. SHACKLEFOKD, Admir-.
de bonls of Maria Victor, decd
Dec. II
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MO TEftF.

pursuant ta.s deed nf trust, executed to me by
4 A. C.. Elliott and II. A. Elliott. for certain pufpo>
srs therein specified, shall, tie 18Th day Of Janua
ry, 1916. srll Al public anclion, the
HOUSE asfd LO'E,
occupied by Elliott & Brother tobacco factory
This Is desirable situation. ard The house is large,
rpomy, aud we'll arranged Tor extensive maunlacia,
ing business Terais made known the day o sale.
RICHARD TYRE, Trustee.
\. B.-Ihe debts of Elliott s Brother A. &. FL
hot and Il. A. Elliott. provided for in the trust deed,
Will be taken in payment, The title To the above
pnperiy is believed 10 be good. acting trustee,
shall only convey such title as is vested IN me.
r. TYREE, Trustee.
Dee IS tl9J
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J'OE. Axg:.--.vO. 46

tcsl and cacardy surrender OF our leuy by settlement
of ihe question nrnn the 49th PARALLEL So
lie then modified hs matlon. as Ia have both sets
Of resolutions laid on The table. with The understanding
that hey be taken up with the report OF the COMMITTEES
On Foreign Relations, on The snbjeof. when the
latter shall OF presented the SENATE ior It's neops
lion.
Mr.. BENTON said emphaiical.y that he would
lpr ,cithou The quali featioa $50 tho
whole suhle, Land The table, and soon alter Tho
Senate adjourned.
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ElEl&MSo
e THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

u published emioeekiy, (erery Monday and Thursday,
BY SrAFHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEN,
A. Four Dollars per a,,a, payable in Advance .NoSub-
,rpt,en tc reeeieedfor shorter time than sir months
md paper nH be discontinued, (ercep at the discretion
sSttc Tditors,) until all arrearagss paid.
az ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
square Cor less) for every inier form insertion and 31
per square Tor ies) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER required to note, his
manuscript hoto long he teSes las advertisement inserted
ADVERTISEMENT not so noted, p be inserted til its dis
sntauance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTfSLN'C; The terms fer
ts privilege Of co Squares 40 for square, S25 for
enc square, inner form, $50 Every yearly Advertiser
WILDE 1tirea to coae has advertising 10 hispdrteu
ar line Of business.
q JOB PRINTING erectted neatly and erpedtiens-
v and unreasonable terms.
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Factory Hands.
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of Jo-
IN anna Mcdaniel, decd, requested to present
them for settlement. Those indebted to said estate
will please make payment without delay.
LITTLE FON LEFTWICH, .
Executor Of Joanna Mcdaniel, deed.
Dec. lS I'm
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TR.3CTrOF Land.

~rxSHA IRICT OF LIND,
<gEMxS with is arpuuenances. situated ia the
x@T ly of Bedfrd containing .tour tladrcd
-vuAe. and ttcenfy fire acres, more or less, adj
inning the lands of John +. Hawkins. David Reese,
Paul A. Clay and the late purchase of Frederick kable
SEN. az being the land purchased by the said
William HUDSON of Samnel lnhsun.)
The title 10 his Land is believed to be good, bot act
ing merely trustee, will only conrey 10 tide pureia
ser under nile as invested in hy the said decd Of
trnst and noi.e other WILLIAM OGLESBY. ST.
Jan. 5 tar
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CO-P.YFsY.s.g,EeSEEggD.
To the Ladies.

NASllMERES AND MOUSLINS, beautiful as
~ sortment remarkably low
NEAL FRENCH do all wool, al IS cts. per yd
BLACK AND coLoRED ALpAccAs. very cheap
BLACK AND BLUE BLACK SILKS unusually handsome
fL,NNELs. white. red and yellow at ls Cd To rs els.
nNDREssED IRISH LINENS, very low.
BONNET RIBBONS AND GAP do very handsome
CALcoEs, at from 6.cls to the finest splendid as
sortment.
y BESIDES great variety of other staple and fancy
''ods, for sale very low, by
T.. j. BURTON
Bank Square.
Nov. 8 ia
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No F'FEE.
FOR Hsgs MI.

FOR RENT.
ia THE comfortable BRICK TENEMENT on
Lii the hill. at present occupied by Mr. 1homas p.
Nash, The House Is large an commodons tho Gar
den contains about of land "a well of good wa
The yard and The necessary hooscs. This prop
eriy is situated in tine neghhnrhood with y cunmand.
ing vew and combines the advantages OF both town aud
country. Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply
JNO. WIN. MURRELL.
Dec % is
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DY virtue OF deed of trust. executed 10 me by
ID William Hobs m, hearing date on the lh day of
November SAC, and of record in the County Court Of
BEDFORD, shall, on the 9TH day of February, 1916 Cf
fair and if not the fair day thereater) on the
premises expose for sale, by way Of public auction, for
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.v'D T5CE.

\ ) / have made arrangements for the future. il
Is necessary that should close mp my old bnsi
ness hope. therefore, Ihose indebted 10 me will come
forward and settle with as little delay as possible
NM Il. YOUNG.
Jan. !.
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fENliE subscriber wishes hire Tor the ensuing wear
4 from 80 10 GO Negro Men. for which the highest
prize will be given. Apply 10 cllAs. PHELPS.
Dec. - Is
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Gro. VIZ. HE.N'.1G ~.
Attorney nj Law.

NNllL practice his profession in the Courts of
w Lynchburg. Campbell. Bedford. Amherst aud
AppomaIox, Office over the Pus Office Lynohburg
Virginia.
Jan, | IS
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Cloths, Cass,ineres and ycsfings.
A PIECE extra superior black French Cloth at $40
per yard, worth Sl2;
piece extra superior Cashmere n So So worth 3 80;
piece extra Fancy silk Neslings best article imporled)
at S. 0D;
Black and Fancy Silk Nevets, elegant styles.
Marlnu, Cashmere and Nalenlia do
piece black Satin Nesng, pronounced ly ,hc best o
Judges the finest article lmp,fled) only S. per yard
Persons wishing to purchase any Thing IN the above
line, will please give call before purchasing else
where as bargains will be sold WM. J. WILLIS.
Oct l3 Ia
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Nov.3
JEHU WILLIAMS,

JEIU WILLIAMS,
SotElVlNG partner of Williams & Victor in or
Ger to close the business OF the speedily
80 possible, offers for sale large and well assorted
Stock Of JesCelry,
Uod and Silver Lever Watches Silver Ware Military
S';o1s' britannia Ware, Plated Casters and Candle
Ss' and great variety of articles too tedious 10
crod at ccry reduced prices for CASH. shor,
'e ~, 10 pnnc ual customers
IA o.n n trends and the community generally invited
w eai before purchasing as am determined to closes
ia ., delay and will offer perhaps greater inducement
than have before been offered in this
,s, "ose Indebted to the will please call and
no ' @e, accounts speedily possible.
EN- CLOCKS, Watches and all kinds of Repsring
H., pnanne'ualy and at moderate prices
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SION BUSXN ESE,and ALTER fetnrnnp hs acknuwl /.
edgWens 10 his former customers who have sn liberals
~ extended 10 him their patronage whilst in the late
concern OF Bowles heree. bees leave 10 say 10 them
that. IN The new Concern, they will find aruer and
more general assortment OF Groceries than he has heres
iolore had the pleasure Of Offering Them and asks con
tnuance of their patronage 10 the new Concern as well
as call from the public generally, promising them that
II prompt attention business and bargains shall be
any inducement, they shall not 90 away disappointed
PAUL C.. BONLES
Jan .,
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Richmond .gc1ns

, CASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS. a sumo
- nor article Tor servants wear. OF consignment aud
or sale low, lfapplled far Immediately.
GEO. BAGBY
Sept 90
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NEGROES CLOTHING.

~ and Ga PULLED CLOTHS, at Is. 3d., %
eJ-EH 3d., 3s, and 6s. per yard.
Heavy Yarn Jeans, at IS cents per yard,
GIenrock Jeans and other heavy gods at Is. to
% cents,
Cassneus, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cloths and Cassimeres
Tennessee Plains. &C.. remarkable cheap.
Plain and Plaid Linseys, al Cd. Is, Is. Cd, and
IS. Sd.
Blankets, al S., IS. 3D.. As. Cd, 6s. and Is Cd,
Cotton Oznaburgs and Shirting Collons, remarks
ably low,
Sole Leather. Shoes and Hats. very cheap.
Farmers. Planters and Others wishing TO buy Net
groes Clothing, unusually low respectful invite
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
L. J. BURTON.
Nov. 5 Is
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NO I'EfE,

fEIE SUBSCRIBER has ths day, entered into
partnership with WIN. Il. Young, lur the purpose
Of conducting GROCERY AND COMMITS
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geo Pair Heavy Yarn Socks,

lust received and for saebv
- f.. J. BURTON,
Bank Square.
Nov. 81 is
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NO 51.S'G1 ~ ESQ yg'EIS.
ATTAE OLD STAND uaVr.Es 81 AGREE
ONE DOOR ABOVE mEssRs
NsEEW& GWATKENs,

aP6J.S w ~ FL
ATfAE Old STAND BOZ u0wLEs "a AGREE
ONE DOOR ABOVE MEssRs
WEEu q GWATKINs,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
W 25 hhds. ST Ctox p. Rico and \ O. Sugars.
" Cuba. Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
b5ls. Crushed do
800 bags Rio Iaguira and Java Coffee.
20 hhds. and bills n. o. and p. REQ Moassel
$50 satks Salt,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather
200 kegs Nails, all kinds.
10000 lbs Cqton laru, RcI,~ond and other Fac
10 tons Bar Iron.
4" Mould Boards and IIallow Ware,
! Z" An BIisiered Steel
500 his Shear do
25 bbs, Tan Oil
% boxes and caddee Tea, some very fine,
81 tons lump Plaster.
$50 bags Shit,
1000 his bar Lead
30 kegs Dopnnt's aud Ky. Rife Powder,
90 " Blasting dc
81 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
% kegs White Lead
I00 lbs. Plfiy
so hoxes Glass g :, q and 10 LI2,
coroons hest Caracas Ind go,
300 lbs Nader
900 Cnpperns
90 bales d masiic and Cotton ozoabures,
~ boxes Sper n and Iallow Candles,
10 Soap.
LIQUORS.
| pixies very superior French Brandy,
20 bills American do
10 \. F. Rum,
10 " $ MADEIRA Wine
MALAGA do
90 " old Rye Whskey,
% d" Apple Brandy.
100 :" common Whiskey,
10 " Cider Vinegar.
20 ' Newark Cider very superior.
Together with Calicoes. Bed Ticking, Lampw ck
Red Cords, Leading Lines, Pepper Ginger Numegs
Allspce. Salipeire. Alum. Iampback. Feathers
Wool Caps. Hats Blankets, IIors. jugs. Jars, Demi
Johns. Buckets. Tubs. Paper. Trace Chains. Cotton
Cards, lacks, llernes. Mackeral. and in fact every
Icie usually kept in such establishment. Whit the
will dispose of,ery low for CASH in barrier for coun
Try produce.
Jan. | IA
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FACTORY II ANDS.

WE wish to hire. for next year, s or 10 Men
w Boys. Those having such, will do well To civ
us call before hiring
MCDANIEL & MoCORkLE.
Dec. Is
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a LIST or LETTERS.

I'D EMAiNlNG in the Posi- Office in I.ynehbnrg. on
n Z the Isl oi January, 1916:
Persons calling Tor Letters in the following lis, will
please say they are advertised
A-Ihomas II Allen Nts Grace I oo.;.h
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30 n IN & 60 y e. az rs - /.
FIRST SESSION.
TursnAf, Dee. 80. lSI5.
IN SENATE,

In the Senate. early hour The resolutions ei Alr
llanneean declaring that surrender OF amy portion o
Oregon would b., abandonment ut the hunot aud hSi
Interests OF the lated States, were taken for consld
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rGIHIS medicine, when first introduced come yesre 2.
- go met with oppos ilion and deadly aimed hostity
nom ignorant and vspid decsn oTs. WHO threw a ds
o venom al it, chasing among the the age.
Ibese uiess attempts 10 njurc this great medicine have
now IN great measure passed away; the base indivdu.
as VINO fos'eed them have srunk away, conscious Of
helr mistaken zeal. and e tie Restorative nroudv 10
RANK Itself as ihe ist and creates; medicine Of the Sre
consumption, thA terrific destroyer OF the lcaulf and
lovely OF our Kind, Liver Complaints, Coughs snd Colds
rams in Tie Bfcs8g and Sdc and their couconant evi
are rendered harmless snd when met fv Iroulpt
and en- Client use OF TIE RESPONSIVE. Most opuortunev
the eoris ofthe Proprietor place hjs nvSuahe com.
round teioTe the public now in TIE WAY OF Icing
crowned with success and in every place ere Tire al.
gel OF destruction under The cloak ofliscsse can Re found
We Heath Restorative shall drive him star aud far
the suffering motiss and open Them he lows Of . sc
ofrcuewed hca IN and energies WHAT blessing TO Ire
nearly icrcAvcd relatives 20 wines Oppofurc aid M
siing new life into the almost deceased cnLea-e ONE
heed the voice ofeaTest ID broihcriy and
eltseay, and resort - whc there ~ vet time Il
ihal Test OF AL earLs treasures the almost hopeless
slck one, tho Health Restorative The following ertih
tSte Is from Or. Chiffon, the well known New Ytfx
chemist
II have ennalized hottie of medicine called q Brine
kcrhon's Health Restorative and find that il does no
contain Mercury any other metallic PREPARATION nor
opium n any of ills forms. u composed of vcge.ate
mater entirciy.' JAMES n. Chiffon N d.
&. BRTNCKERHOFF, Proprc:or ~ y
Horace Everett, 4. 8. Agent.
Principal Office, 81 Hudson street. New York.
AGENTS Tor Wheeling, DIS. JAMES BAKER and A. s
Todd; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT s. CRAVEN. q.
Dy Seehts lh almost every Town ia tie l.. s. l. 20
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heretofore been considered incuraLe, Snch ns Ul-
cers Of the Larynx, Throat. Nose, Nodes, &c
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is u complete
Antidote TO tho serious Evils Produced by the iiilu.
dlcous Use OF MERCURY. As a SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER Il cannot be surpassed, work l.
ing It's way through the system with silent and
effective force
Cleansing the FLOOD:
Removing DYSPEprIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing tho NERVES;
ks'oovng INTERNAL Distractions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury To the
LIVER and LUNGS
reasons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by The use of MERCURY, ARSENIC. Bark. or
QSlNlNE, and any who are SUFFERING from,
DISEASED LIVER, or an njudicous treatnen,
OIL any OF the above Diseases should Use, tho AR .
CANUM EXTRACT without DELAY.
In complicated cases of SCR0FJrI ,,I
SYPHILIS, and ia eases where the Svnbil,,i-
Virus of the Parent causes a teveloper,sn, az
Scrolula in the Child. this is THE ONLY REM.
EDf upon which reasonable hspe ol Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligsment and bone and where.
" all appearance, no human means but amputa.
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored TO health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicatej
by the use of this nestimable Extract
The Proprietors of the ARCANUAI EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with tho most gratifying Results In usin,
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be-
interrupted. requiring only the usual restraint of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
effcacious to the infant well as the adult
- Pamphlets, giving Description for wha,
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on Insensible Precipitation. and a
Treatise on Discusses in general. accompany each
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam
Phlets for gratuitous Circulation
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is pre.
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton. Canada
West and JOHN WINER T. Co, 60 Maiden
Lane, New York Sole Proprieiors.
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sale hv pr YOH G, pAIrIJ
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VERSUS.
s A r S A P A IL A

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as a remedy for
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT
Long-standing RHEUMATIC Affections.
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swellings,
Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases.
SfPHlLfrIC & MERCURIAL Diseases.
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTlNENESS; all CHRONIC & NER-
FOUS Complaints, occurring in debilitated and
cachectc constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State Of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagrceabe
Affections resulting therefrom, and which have
T.,
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$3O,oOO!

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. 90.
To &c drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday
Aug 10 1876.
prize of $4,000, of goo. of sloooe. Of e4Io
&c hunters, ~ ballots. Tickets $40: certificate OF
80 wholes l+O, shares in proportion.
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H2,OOO Dollars.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. i67.
Aug. o. 1876.
prize Of sI2o0o OF lccO, ?CO0 off 800 sc sc
5Snuniers 10 drawn. Tickets 81; q certificate of 1S
who'eS s59,jo shares In proportion.
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$4,000.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia Glass 3exu,
To lie drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday
Angus, ~, 1916.
prize Of $4,000, of 5000. I OF . 500 of ONO
IS hunters, - ballots. Tickets So; cerlihcn,e OF o.
WlIolCs 81, shAres IN nloporiion. =
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2(p.OO(D

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia-Class extra,
To be drawn al Wilmington. Delaware, on Thursday
August 81, 1916.
prize Of Ss0,0C0 Of 5000; Of 1900. l Of 600
- Numbers, ~ ballots Tickets s.; certificate OF -
whoies S69,'S; shares IN proportion
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@:sO.OGlSD

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia--Class No. "a.
To lie drawn az " ilmmgton, Delaware, ON Saturday,
Acg. -, 1916.
Prize pf $1,000, and thousands OF smaller prizes
- numbers. ~ al0ts. Tickets $40; certificate OF -
wholcs $50, shares in proportion.
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SOB 0sly

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY-CLAss No. 1872
10 lie drawn al Wilmington Del. TUESDAY Aug ~ 1916
oI Zs'UO, Of 800, OFFS. 500. OF 500 of 2saS
- numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets IS; certifcaS OF %
who!es SiiiJ, shares in proportion.
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

M EXICO as il was and as IL is by Brsntz Meyer,
Ava Mexico before aud amer the Conquest, BY " Che
Weller,
China as 10 was and az IL IL,
Working q PASSAGE or Life in Liner,
Select Poems on Kindness 20 Animals,
The Gardner,
Fremoui'n Expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains,
Pictorial England No. ?,
The Mysteries Of the lnguisOn and other Secrets,
Societies in Spain by VI. V. de Feresi,
Achievements Of the Knights Of Malta, by Alex suhtr
land,
The Midshipman, by ]. n. Iugram,
The Scarlet Feather, by J. II. Ingram,
Eva Lairce or the Rescued Chief
Viola the Redeemed, hy Professor Ashhy
Forrest Knights or Early Times IN Kentucky By J.
Nourse.
Child OF The Sea. by Lieutenant Murray,
The ls part Of Alex Dumas new novel the Count Of
Monte Christie,
/ Also another supply Of tho Double Brother Jonathan
/ for the fourth Of July, reed aud FOR sale az
| june - ELLIS III Main street.
a IKEN's PATENT BRAD AVIS for sale at the
a. Hardware store OF
| W21 OFT a GREER.
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ssab0O

roHoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. ie4
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, ON Friday
Aug. 81, 1876.
prizc OF $4,000 OF 5000, of $50 Of LOO. &c
% numbers, l5asilois. Tickets Si; eradicate Of %
whOles SJ3, shares in proportion.
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&ass.O(ssD

PoKoMoHE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. ies
10 lie drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, ON FRIDAY
August 80 1916.
prize orsI2ooo, of4.0OO, of2,4I5, of1.OoO
20 NUMBERS 10 ballots. Tickets 81; certificate Of o
whoies SS1.sO, shares n praporton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgid--C lass No. IS,
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware Saturday,
August 20,lS46.
prize Of $4,000, OF 5000, OF IO.oO0 of 5000.
20 numbers. IL ballots Tickets SiO; cerliGcate OF
IS wttOlcs SlJ9, shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
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PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO lie.
Aug. H. 1916.
of $1,000 of 5000. OF 3,c0O. LOT I, 2cOo. SC.
- numhers rs ballots. Tickets s.; ccuhca.c OF %
wholes SO, shares i'm proportion.