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THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
wv est IN a mn COttag ,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FOR SALE Al AUCIION.
rE'iilS valuable FARM, The property of The late John
u. Jennings, VIII be sold Al auction, at West
ham. the farm Of William ID Sims, EsG., on WEB.
NESnhY, the 2ih day .. June next, At O'Clock, r..
M-imhed,ajely after III sins Farm Is sold. IL lies
on James River, and half miles above Rich
mond The eail passing through ii-conains ble
oi which l5U acres valuable low grounds. The up
and i al iinc quality. ard in hig state of improve
meni. There this Farm about 2ul acres OF hsaci-
~ hmbered land, within three fouri.is OF mile Of the
canal well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco.
The improvements consist of Il comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms and all necessary ou,-
houses for farming poses. There is also an Orchard
of young frut trees.
Is deemed useless 10 say any thing more respecting
this Farm persons disposed 10 purchase will doubt
less prefer 10 view the and Judge for themselves.
IL VIII he shown with pleasure by the overseer MIR.
Howell Duncom or Mr.. VIM n. Jennings, living near
New Market, in the lower end Oi IIcnrico.
As The sale is Ia be made for division among the
dryisrrs Of The late John H. Jennings persons may
tend the same with the assurance that Will positively
take place, cihOm any hHd u rtScyus.
The terms VIII hr such 10 suit the purciiascr-say
one fourth cash; balance al onr and three years,
for bonds bearing Interest, secured b. tIi;s; deed
II he purchaser desire II, he be supplied with
every thing Necessary 10 cultivate the farm Posses
sion Tor seeding what IN the Fail "lii BE- given, ard
entire possession on the LIST January next.
May I.-cids ". GODDIN, Auct.
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"A Valuable ESTATE
N THE COUNTY OF
MARKET

AN anxious to sell either portion. the whole Of
M land, uuon the Rapid Anne River in The county
81 Orange. This Estate is esteemed by thnse who
know it, equal If not SUPERIOR 10 any in this region; lis
assessed Va il high any in the county. This
Tact supposed contain abnnt G0 acres. and am
willing 10 sell either the whole, jO acres, without
I'm, buildings if divided, full proportion of timber
could be allotted each part Adjoining Tins last 800
acres there are also 90 of very valuable imbered
land. which can he hId. The Two united would form
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 tie excessive drought
Of the past SUMMER my lands Ga not present their
usual growth Of grass c ;k=i. inr adaptation grass
IL all grain crops aaf "a tobacco, welt known in this
vicinity Tier. - of The richest 10" grounds
and ON one part Of this d-po>iie from the river su.
!. nj ,occh quo ls qualities have been
tested wiila result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling On this Farm ins been consumed hy FIRE. but r
walls are -ii,, good and be- uy rsraircd a
of $50 the contract price offered by excellent work
man The se walls are 81 feet by ~ feet, story,
with IN excellent cellar. The cost OF wood work mus
depend upon lis execution The timber, however, is
abundant on the land, and there Two Saw Mills,
distant less than one mile The cont gully Of these Saw
Mills two Gri4 Mills, large FIourng Mil and flourish
ins Woollen Factory must add essentially TO The
yenienrc and value o; this Estate The location is
such That il cannot be made pass way. and Is pecn
ltaIly removed from lnnoyances of all Kind. The
river has been surveyed, and company now form
ing with mast atirripg prospects OF opening navga
ZION from this Farm fredericksburg and iis distance
from Gordonsve Depot Of Louisa Railroad IL only IL
miles The buildings aow strndin. ARE an excellent
Kitchen, with fnus rooms, Aiesi Huase. DAIRY, a
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and TcaacCo Houses,
and necessary Nr.rn Cabins. The t;ailen i pracc
tive and lhc Yard beautiful with nm extensive non;i-
ruin view Nv terms third cash. .cSidGe III one
and two years, with without interest, ~ may be
agreed brSeen my SELF and ~. purchaser an unqaes-
,innahr title will be conveyed.
Orange, Nav !S-ctf c. c. MACON.
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CONGRESS,
Tuesday, JgSs 10. 1916.
NpNNr a rT,Is


SENATE.
rrs Senate having insisted npon its disagree
NO IN. amendment, OF The House 10 the bill
l. ,i3,ps Tor additional paymasters in the army,
,cnmi,,ee of conference was ordered.
/ ! solution offered yesterday by Mr.. Turney,
| ,.;re 10 the enactment OF law 10 prevent
| ! AGAINST the persons and property OF volun-
-. curing their absence at the war, was re-
.att. -.
several unimporlant matters having been dis
[,.e1 Of The Senate took up the bill providing Tor
iljonal Major and Brigadier Generals OF the
|.,n;. as amended by The House, cutting down
.lunber 10 one additional Major General and
\, Brigadier Generals.
In, and warm debate upon The amendment
-ss continued 10 a late hour, when the Senate,
,?,ns received an important message from the
|1.-,!en,. went into Executive session.
|, is understood that the message transmits a
1pn>i,ion recently submitted by the British
|unlser for The seitlemen, of the Oregon difficult
l. and ina, the basis is the i9th parallel, with
|latry notifications.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. PilIsbury, a representative from Iexas,
,,oeared this morning and took his seat.
The House then resumed the consideration oil
|as MOTION Oh MT Ilculcf W iSSouSiuci 1hS 49,
which, last evening, resolution was adopted
|.,n.a,ins VIM. Stewart, messenger, who had
zen dismissed from Office by the Sersean'-at-
!,u. u no had substituted his own nephew.
ANe- another spirited debate, on motion OF Mr..
the morton TO reconsider was laid on the
aoe-yeas S., nays so. :,
b yo.e by which the House Yesterday passed the
aa,horizing the people OF Wisconsin TO form
|, SAFE & vsrnment with view TO Ambulance
H. ne Union. was reconsdered, and some OF
| /: amendments stricken cut. The bill was then
|,asSsd "A ,ool
II Ii. BIZ 10 reform the system Of appointing
|se.ss 50 as 10 apportion them 10 the rates OF re-
presentation If The several States and Territories
Ai;er long debate, the committee rose with
on an7 deinitive action on the bill
4 Bill extending The time for issuing Virginia
| 1i!isry land warrants was passed.
A jonl resolution relative to the appointment
Il commissioners 10 examine claims OF our ci'i,
s.s against Mexico, was introduced and READ
rice
petition was received from number OF Ia
ie. processing agains, recent report from me
|ai;3ry committee relative 10 the snperannuated
@cers OF The army, the reading OF which erea-
i The most boisterous laughter. The House
he adjourned
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les RIVER AND KANAWHA CON
PANY.
Richmond Dock.

THE Board Of Directors, learning that errone-
L ous reports are in extensive circulation, 70
Z effect that change. have been made IN the
de OF collecting dockage, which will cause IN
'nsenience 10 persons concerned in inc ousi-
=, Of the Dock, have instructed the undersisn-
4 safe 10 the public, that, Tor The purpose,
'ey, OF avoiding what they deemed an unneces-
~ expense, they have dispensed with The servl-
!, fla separate collector Of dockase, and direct
I IL same 10 he collected by the toll gatherer
t ne canal at Richmond; but that no change
H,l,svsr has been made in the mode OF collecting
tockase, and no change is intended TO De
{ he which will not be al leas, equally conveni-
I Tor masters Of vessels shippers and cons'gn-
rs with the mode of collection hitherto prse-
H. w. B. CHITTENDEN.
R;camnnd 9Th June. lS4S.-dot
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Esy lnlOes x Brother.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
NaaIsailsH lhs.Y fnN0dS SaGr'

sstesHUsS sI3's SHgOnS S1OSA.
- UkSUANT 10 HE provisions Of Deed
i Of Trust made BY James A. Shell to the sub.
scriber, upon he 9TH day OF June, 1916, and re-
corded III the Clerks ohce OF he Hastings Court
OF the city OF Richmond, The undersigned, as
trustee. will proceed 10 sell, on TUESDAY. June
10Th, 1916 commencing at o'clock, al the Store
OF said Smell, No %, Main ST., his entire stock
of DRY GOODS, &c, embracing large as
sortment Of fresh and desirable Goods-among
which will be found:
Fashionable Fancy Prints
Super French and English Gingbams
Super a-wool Balconies and Cashmeres
French Lawns, new style &c LANES
Super L. c. Handkerchet>, Silk Girdles
Satin Fringe Ribbons, Silk Fringes
Fancy Linen Coa,ings, Linen D;!inss
Super Irish Linens, Brown Hollands
Super Cloths and Cassimeres
Super worsled and Cotton Hosiery
Fancy Gambroons AMI Pant Stats
Tweed Cassimeres, Rel paddinss
Apron Checks and Piai!s
Super Alpaccas, ShawiS and Scaris
Snper Silk and Pongee Handkerchiefs
Silk Cravas, Linen Bosoms and Collar,
Thread Laccs, Edgings and lnsertines
Furniture Prints and Tickinss
Silk Parasols, Umbrellas, Carpetngs
Blankets, Shirtines and Sheetings
Paten, Thread, Spool Cotton, Needles
Pins, Tapes &c, &c.
TsRMs-A!l sums under 800, cash. 500 and
upwards, 80 days credit Tor approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
LIFE INTEREST.
Al the same lime and place, will be sold the
interest OF The said James a. Smell in the esta..
OF his father, the late James Smell
Terms-Cash.
WILLIAM w. CRUMP.
Sale conducted By INLoEs & BROTHER,
June-e-dlds Auc,oneers.
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Eagle Lottery Office,

DENOVED TO MAIN STREET, CUK-
q NER OF 18TH STREET.
Schemes for The Hrek'
$1,000 Doiarsl l0,0G0, 100 of l,000!!
Stand Consolidated Lottery, Glass "a, 10 be
avn on Saturday, June 10, 1916, at Whining
], Delaware. - Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals:
Prize Of 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
80 a,l5S, 100 oil 900, 100 of 500, &c. Tickets
70, halves 5; quarters ? SO. A certificate OF
III, les costs $40; halves GO; quarters 80.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
Sels in all the Lotteries under the management
ID. PAYNE & Co., will receive prompt attention,
Il he drawings forwarded when requested
tees JOSEPH CHASE,
I,,o Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Wellington GodaGin, Alsc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
IDp


rE'HIS Property lies James River, miles above
Richmond, on the Canal, aud six miles by The river
rcad-pe!frctly convenient to market.
IL contains, by survey recently made, GRE acres,
roots and - poles, of which 80 Iiver and
creek bottoms. The dwelling house is ee CANT and :
venent, containing twelve rooms from cellar 10 garrett
and all the houses substantial and in good repair
An old Orchard ni choice INIT Is the land, and
well selected yuun. peach aad apple Orchard has br-n
planted by the present PROJECTORS The place presents
every Comfort that Ought tn br III l!-d for.
Ne-iham - sol. ~! division II ,2hnot be jndir.ous-
~ divided Into TWO parts. IL w!ll therefore lie posrfy
sid On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th oi tune, al O'Clock,
T. NJ, II far, il not, the next fair tsy Tie premises
VIII he shown al any timc either by the undersigned,
or The oserseer, living the premises. Entire pos
s'oa viii be gwen on Christmas next and IN The
time The purchaser viii have the privilege of seeding
efop oil Wheat. ". ID. SINS.
sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auctionrer
10 The Terms, which will be made known the
DAY Of sale, viii be such 10 sun the convenience Of
The purchaser. w. GOUDIN, Auct.
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HICKORY Hill. FOR SALE

fs'I'S vaUghIe Estate val bc pnblicy cclc For salr
on The i!St day o! jGig. II far II not, The .cyt
fair day.
II lies .i.iss river in tie county Of Cumberland.
and contains about lgau acres, OF which, about 800
l-w grounds i3O cleared highland, most of which j.
ine heart ana the balance In wcnds IL j. well ada pted
the growth Of tobacco, wheat and oats, and has
all Of the necessary houses in the cultivation of these
crops also, good dwelling house. with orchards and
everything necessary for the comfort Of family. II l.
situated lmmediaeiy upon navgablc stream, about IL
miles from the town Of Farmville, aud half way be
tween the two villages Of Cara and Curdsvl'e th Of
which places afford market fOi wheat. The fertility
Of this estate its location regards health and society
and lis easy access 10 market constitute of the
most valuable estates IN middle Virginia. The terms
will b. made known The day of sale The suhscrI
her living on the estate. will take pleasure in showing
TO any person wishing Ia purchase, IN attending Ia
amy communication addressed 10 him NJ Lan.horGC's
Tavern, Cumberland. WM. A. PERKINS.
Marrh ru,iIs
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May e6-cwtl5Jc&c2aw,lAng.

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chancery for Buckingham County, on Monday the
4ih day of May, 1916:
Abram MaIey, Plaintiff
against
Polly Burton widow OF Benjamin Burton, deceased,
Nancy Burton, John Johnson and Emily his wife, for
wife, formerly Burton, Matilda Burton, Robert Burton
Thomas Bnrton and Nathaniel Burton, Defendants.
The defendant, Nathaniel Burton, not having enter
ed his appearance aud given security according 70 the
act of Assembly and tho rules of this Court and ap
pca.ng by satisfactory evidence that he j. not ha
htsn o this country, it ordered that the said absent
defendant do appear at the rules 10 be holden Tor the
SAID Court on the first Monday in August next and
swer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publish
ed In the City Of Richmond for two months successive
~ and posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
this county
A Copy. Te.ts, z. ELDRlpsE, cess.
May ls-waw
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Columbian. Hotel.

THE Projectors take pleasure III announcing 70 ne
L public tina, the extensive addition 10 tn's establish
mcnt lately erected and the MANY .iieia'ions ana in
ovcnents made in The former building, are c"nplsted
and ts they are now prr?aied TO accommodate travel
Iers in the most comfortable manner. Ine rooms arr
,arre ard airy, ard furnished mostly WIN new urni
inre. ARRANGEMENTS have bern made 10 accommodate
ladies and thsy now invite then old friends visiting
the city with their families 10 call on them.
J. N. sCgLETT { Co, ProPrlston.
June a-cla
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THE School nt Long Greek Louisa, will be continued
! the ensuing year, under the superintendent of the
subscriber He will teach the Greek Latin, French and
English Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, Maihcmat-
cs Surveying sc. Having completed hi education at
the University Of Virginia The subscribe, has IN his pos
session ample testimonials OF his qualification.
Teacher The School viii commence on MONDAY, the
Goth January, 1916. and terminate the ith al De
c-,Dley following Tile oharg. for Board, 'ruitou ),
Washing. Lodgin. and Fuel Will BE eleven dollars GID
per month. Letters the subscriber should he directed
10 Long Creek +. o. Louisa Va.
DC. 9-cIa;tf WILLIAM 6. T. NELSON.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

GE.NEtSAL ORpENS.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, May %, 1916.
The following organization OF Volunteer Corps
for service under the requision Of The President
OF the United States will be observed
A company OF Infantry will consist OF
Captain,
First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenant,
Sergeants,
Corporas,
9 Musicians, and
GA Privates.
Thirty companies are required TO constitute
when called into service, three Regiments OF In
fanlry-each Regiment TO consist OF
Lieutenant Colonel,
Major,
Adju,ant, Ga Lieutenant Of one Of tho COM
panies, BIZ, not in addi.ion.)
l Sergean; Major,
Quar,er-Mas,er Sergeant
9 Principal Musicians, and
10 Companies, according 10 the organization
above
Volunteer Corps now in commission tender
ing their services, and all new corps which may
be raised for this service, will send 10 this de-
partment, with the tender of service, written
engagement, signed by all the members, 10 serve
at the place OF rendezvous, or to the end of the
war, unless sooner discharged according 10 lheil
discretion.
Old corps will retain the uniform now WON
by them; new corps will uniform according &c
the pattern prescribed.
No man under the rank OF commissioned o:
fcer will be received, who is in years apparently
over fortv.Gve or under eighteen, or who is no
in physical strength and vigor.
Commandments of regiments within which vol
unteer corps for this service shall be raised, viii
superintend The enrolment, the election OF officers
inspect the company and certify the whole 10 thi:
department. Commissions for this special ser
vice will then be issued TO the officers OF all net:
corps Existing corps will be inspected in like
manner and sign the enrolment.
Companies, when enrolled and commissioned
will hold themselves in readiness for muster into
the service OF The United States trhcn called for
butt is recommended 10 the members not to aban.
don their ordinary occupations in the mean time
further than 10 give such attention 10 training a:
| NAV be convenient. By command.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON, Adjt Gen.
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FORM OF ENROLMENT.

We, the undersigned, do hereby engage to serve
p pc OF me three regiments required for The
service Of the United States according 10 the
terms OF an act OF Congress providing for the
prosecution OF the existing war between the U.
States and the Republic OF Mexico" approved the
18th May, lS46-and TO hold ourselves in read-
ness for muster into the service OF the United
States, when called upon BY the Governor Of Vir-
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FAUQUIER WHITES SULPHUR SPRINGS.
I,HIS Establishment, so favorably known for the Gu
rative qualities Of its water and the elegance and
comfort of It's accommodation, viii be opened for the
reception OF vsirers on The LIST Of June.
II is situated fifty miles from Alexandria, thirty five
miles from Fredericksburg, and twenty miles East Of
the Blue Ridge in Of the most healthy and delight
full climatss in Virginia.
The direction and management will be the same as
heretofore, and the attention paid TO The comfort
and accommodation OF their guests.
Lovers Of Mutic will ind the band unsurpassed.
The season, commencing the lsi OF June, will end
the Ist Of October.
Board-S9 for week; Sc per week for two weeks;
$50 per month; $50 FOR The for more than
day, 81 80 per day; 80 for single NEAL IS cent
for lodging Children under IL years OF age, and ser
wants. half price Horses SO cents per day; per week
~ 50; per month, Sc.
Tri-weekly stages will run from Washington until the
LIST of July--aitrr that time daily.
There will be daily line Of sigss from FreGerlcks-
burg after the LIST Of July previous 10 which conveyan-
ces will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANL. WARD, Agent.
M,v lat oau.I auo
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vALUAB[E ESTATG NV MARKET

YAi.J ABLE. F,S n {, Ia MARINE l..
on the I6tii day oi June next will offer Tor SALE nj
~ public auction, ny Estate in Nelson county, one ci
the valuable properties IN that region OF country.
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal. The Tract contains 9iii acres, mere than bali
Of which Is IN wood remarkably well tmhrrrd, aud n
very large portion of II fine Tobacco land any in
that part at the country. Most of the cleared land IS
good state of cultivation, having been improved by
the of plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being as
level could be desired, with not nifty the
mountain side too steep for cultivation There are
about hundred Of Creek aud Branch flats,
most Of which are highly improved, thaving been kept
up tobacco lota capable of being converted into
watcrci meadow. The y hole land Is well enclosed in
GOOD state at cutvaiion-s susceptible al division
into three -four farms cac-we supplied with Tim
her aud nbpundpg with lne springs al running .vatr,.
ronis Negro Cabins, Sniliccnt for the accommodation
o; forty s'iWe>; Canary, witIi Tre,hna Machine
aacl.i: CRIBS : abes and Tobacco Barns, sufficient
Ia :;0,00u poUn@s To,accn. | viii also sell. al
same and place upwards 81 twenty likely Negroes.
no.ty yoin. Men ana Women also, all the stock of
assortment OF Farming Implements. Terms for The
whole will be made known on the day Of sale. Any
desro.s in the mean time. of having further par.
ticars, can address Gr, or Mr. William Gordon, III
SCOTS Ferry, Albenarle connty.
March a7-ctds CHARLES COOKE
9<t- POSTPONEMENT.-As | shall b. u.avodaby
absent from Virginia The day above named / IN,
compelled postpone the sale of this property for one
mnntb--say To WEDNESDAY, 9Th day Of July 1876
hch c the sale wil certainly take place, IL fair,
IT not III" heSt ia;r day should not have return
ed | shall empower MIR Vim. Gordon 10 act for me in
sv;ry respect a. though wee personally present.
ainy 2q-ct!s Oh. COOKE.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

kltIiIlnhu, iIII JUNE, I6Ib.
PURSUANT 10 an order ofihe County Court OF Hen
rico made on The Isl of June, lsid, in the Of
Dayc &c. against Mayo, sheriff, SC, th- credioS Of
John Scrugss decreased The creditors nf Richard
Scriyrs deceased, aud The creditors Of Amelia ScIucps,
deceased, who vas The widow of John Scruggs, de-
ceased. are hereby notified 10 produce before me, al my
office in the city Of Riclmand The st day of AI-
gust next their claims against the said John Scrugss,
Richard Scruggs, and Amelia Scrugss, deceased, with
the evidence IN support thereof.
JOS. u. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
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DIR. EDWARD JAQUELIN HARRISON,
HAVING located himself in the lower end Of the
county Of Cumberland, ofers his professional ser
vices TO ail whom IL may please TO call on him. He
win be found at The residence Of bis brother, George
F. Harrison, in tho Fork Of Wiiiis'.
June s-salk w1w
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TO FARMERS.

tn addition 10 my f6tne: stock Of AGRICULTURAL
/ IMPLEMENTS, am now making, and have for
s.ls Threshing Machines OF different Sizes also, ns-
,av,s Corn Cru.hefs " hch are sold low prices.
THOMAS SPENCER,
Near the Come. OF lnth and Nala F,ress,
Rishaesd, Juss 2-tst
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COMMISSIONERS oFFLcE

AMHrEsT cfcRT i!ucSE. April :, 1916. =
The parties Interested IN the foregoing orders VIII
take notice, that have apP"ne,! the 18TH day of July
Ia commence The accounts therein mentioned. On
which day, III ID O'Clock III the morning. lIi-y
quested 10 aead n; my office, with trriF accounts,
vouchers, and copies of Court papers, prepared Tor
of the estate of Afcbad Robertson, deceased
hereby warned 10 present their claims with the
sary proof Of the RO. NJ. BROWN,
May 22-cwsw Commissioner.
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old Point Comfort

/. - h The steamers Curtis Peck and
- sss;::2 Alice have commenced calling re-
f. y every day (soing and returning) by va
..H; 70 land or take OIL passengers.
glns 10 HASKiNS & LIBBY.