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~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can.
For selling prizes SrRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, 81, July llth.
"a 30 81 IS Is u IA 81 65 81 IS "a.
:, Whole, Nos. ~ 81 Ga, prize of 81 900, and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, Extra, 100. July IL:
IL p II - IS 63 81 II 81 A 81.
Drawn Mes. oil Leesburs No. 81, July IL:
6s S. Is As 81 IS &c Ii s sc % l3 is 40.
Ticket, Nos. 50 4S 81, the second Capital Of
$4,000, sold 10 Two gentlemen in the city, and
will be paid al sight by STRATTON
Schemes for the Week.
Drawsng received erery day at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Tuesday-New Jersey, No. 81. Capitals
$4,000, of 5000, 2 Of $500 OF 1000, 5 OF
1000, sc. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets s. halves
2 so; quarters 25.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. So. Capitals;
$4,000, 10000, 1000, 500, |, 400 10 OF 1000,
&c. IS Nos, l3 Drawn. Tickets S; halves , so;
quarters 25
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, No. Is. Capitals s.
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 1868, of 1000, of 600,
&c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5; halves 81;
quarters IS
5000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Leesburg No. SO, 10 be drawn in Petersburg,
and drawing received Friday morning. Capitals:
5000, 5000 400, 1900, 1886, 100. OF 1000,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets so; halves
IS; quarters &c.
1000 Dollars, 1000 Dollars
Friday -Monongaia, No. 90 Capitals: S4,-
900, 1000, 57s, SC. sc Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters IS els.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Saturday drawing received BY Sundays
maiD Sussex. Extra, No. lie. Capitals: $4,-
900, 1000, coo, &c. IS numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves Soc; quarters 25c.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Monday morning Alexandria, No. Is
Grand Capitals: 100000, 10000, 5000. 1000,
$500, LOTT, 100 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, l2
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised BY
Messrs. ]. G Gregory & Co., The Managers, for
sale al this Office. and on The same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO- anddrawings sent when re-
quesled. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
July Is Richmond. Va.
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Triumuhant Success !!

PROOF UPON PROOF THAT THoMPsoN's COM
PUJaD SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
4 FEW Of the cures effected IN lie 'ichi'y oil fhila
~ delpha given below :
R. Evans Fayeiir street. near Arch, cured 81 Chronic
Cough voieH; Pam in the Breast Gi;icuit Breathing
&c hy three bottles.
Pblio Holden, Tncseroa y. j.. cured Of profuse
splitting of Blood fo rupture Of blood vessel IN th-
Lungs.
Washington Mack, Charlotte street, nea' George,
wonderful cure az confirmed Consumption; III
dcinr state when the first dose. Cure aitrst-d
hy Nj Jos Winner, David NickrrS and Hugh Nc.
Ginlry. highly respectable citizens
lane Perry; distressing case OF chronic Brnnc hits,
cured BY seven bottles Lives II 1913 Spruce street.
Mary lianey 4s Spruce cured Of Consumption
of the Lungs THIS IS remarkable case.
Hannah Hewitt Mary street, cured .! Consumption.
Sarah lane Adams, lt- South Fourth street, cured OF
disease OF the Lungs and Liver Complaint having tried
every RENE dy she could think Of without avail sworn
10 befuIe deTman Buckley.
Henry Myers, Carlisle, Pa; cured Of Consumption,
attended with Splitting Blood and Paralysis of the limbs
pronounced ncurabe by his physicians; used ,iI bot
ties.
]. j. Chamberlain Carberry street, Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Night Swtais. &c Cure ahfmed 10 before
John Swift, Mayor Of Philadelphia.
The proprietor AXIS Tor fair trial 81 ms medicine as
he is convinced it has No equal IN all Pulmonary Die
Prepared only BY 5. P. Thompson North East
corner 9TH and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, au-
ihorized agents.
For sale in Richmond BY DUVAL 4 PUR-
CELL. General Agents; in Petersburg by c. Cor
ling & Co; in Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos; in
Lynchbur2 by John l.. Seay; in Fredericksburg
by DR.. James Cooke and c. II. Huhl; IN Farm
Vile BY DR.. VIM Fl, ChaPpe!l. July 4
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Worthan,s ONCE,

MO. :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
10000 Dollars Capital New Jersey Stale
Lottery, Glass No. 6i-drawing comes per mail
today. Capitals: $4,000, 9 of 5,00O, 2 Of
$500 , of 500, Q OF l,2S7, of 1000, 10 OF
500, 40 OF 200, 298 of lbs, &c. - number Lot
terry, and IA drawn ballots. Tickets S5-shares in
proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$4,000 Dollars Capital Delaware Lottery,
Class No. SIS. Drawing received per mail TO-
morrow. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1000, 500
l,4OO, 1883, 10 of 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 OF $50,
10 OF 200. % of $50, 20 OF 1875, 200 Of 200,
Sc. IS No Lottery, and Is drawn ballots
Tickets S.; shares il proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn At Alexandria Soon,
July is-Alexandria Lottery, Glass; No. Is
$50 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500 1917, 100
prizes OF 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
July 25-Alexandria Lottery, Glass %
S35, 29i, 10000, 5000, 5000, 25,0O0 1868, 100
prizes of 900, 100 of5O0, &c. Tickets $40.
g1All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, at this Office, without
charge Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Jply Il Richmond Va.
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Powhafan House.

RICH. VI o Nd, FIR GINIA A.
THE SUMNER TRAVEL having common
cej The subscriber would invite the auen-
lion OF families and others visiting Richmond 10
This popular Hotel.
The admirable location q the Pownaian
House and tn. ORDER and quiet with which il IS
CONDUCTED, have often been remarked BY visieFs.
Elevated and unincumbercd by other houses, II
commands a beautiful view otthc Capitol Square,
public buildings and surrounding scenery, and IS
very convenient 10 the tiiieten, Depots and Boat
Landings,
In The management OF he house, the subscriber
i assisted by Mr.. JAS G. BLAKEY, tronerly
Of Orange Ct. House, well known 10 the public:
as polite and accommodating gentleman. and
an efficient Hotel keeper.
CHS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor,
Irns 5-d4tSc,f
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II T. A $
AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
Canton Tea COmpany.

THE OLDEST TEA ESTABLISHMENT
IN A M E r CA.
Principal Establishment in New York.
TINE CANTON TEA COMPANY has
i been popularity known for many years.
This is The largest and Oldest Tea Establishment
in America. The public have had fnl proof OF
their integrity and responsibility. They more
owe. possess facilities, in relation 10 the lea
Trade, in very abundant degree and, doubtless,
superior 10 any other Tea Concern IN America;
Their scrupulous regard 10 all principles tha,tend
10 elevate the character OF large house, is we'll
understood, and has already secured connection
probably larger than all other Tea Establish
mens united; and they consequently are deter
mined TO sell Teas purer, more fragrant and per-
feet for the prices, in The aggregate than any other
house in the worli-China excepted.
The subscriber most zealousiy invites The al
teption of the inhabitants OF Richmond 10 Inc
Agency on Main Street, where The following as
sortmens are always on hand; and they feel no
hesitation in stating, that wherever SINGLE fra0
is made, very great preference will be given 10
The celebrated Teas OF the CANTON TEA
COMPANY.
Hr Reader, make the experiment
Retail prices as follows, subject in all cases TO
be returned if not approved OF:
GREENS-Good Young Tyson SO c. per h.;
Fine do 62t; No. 3 fragrant do 75 No. B. very fine
do. | 90; good Hyson IS c.; No. do "a; very
fine 90; extra fragrant 25; good dyson
Skin so cents; good Imperial Is cents; very fine
do. l 90. extra fine do. 25; good Gunpowder
IS cents; fine do. co. extra fine do. 70.
BLAcKS-No / Souchong, so cts per h.;
No. ? Souchong, 62s; Finest Souchong, 10; Fra
gran, powchong, various prices; Extra Powchons
various prices; Fine Oolong, 50 CENTS Very fine
Ooong, rs; Extra fine Oolong, 90; Ningy0ng,
various prices Finest English Breakfast Tea,
IS; Fine Orange Pekoe, CPL; Finest Pekoe Flow
ers, 90; Howqua, or finest Black Tea Import,
ed, 90; Ne plus ultra Teas, both Green and
Black, the hishes, grades grown in China, so
per To- HENRY G. HODGSON, Agent,
Main ST., opposite The Bank OF Virginia.
Inly lI-d2m
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AUCTION SALES.
uy Wellington GoddiE, Auc.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Most Valuable Real Estate


IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
FLUVANNA.
10y virtue Of decree Of the Court OF Musings Of
ID Inc city OF Richmond pronounced on the 10Th
May l--l6, in sui, in chancery therein pending,
styled Libby against Allegro" &C., The uLdeg-
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 10 sell, al public auction, upon he prem
ses, On TUESDA y, the ith day Of july next
commencing al ) oc!ocS in The afternoon, the real
estate lying in the city Of Rchmont, Of which
w. Allegro died seized and possessed, and refer
rel 10 in the proceedings OF said suit. Il con-
si,ls Of lot situated on the north side OF Frank
lin, between l7lh and 18Th streets, fronting on
Franklin street SO feet, and running through al
right angles 10 Grace street, on which i; also
fronts 50 feet. On this lot there several Franz
ed Tenemenls, which rent for about 800, per
annum The lor will be subdivded inlo4 small.
er lots of 20 l-2 feet each, two Of which front on
franklin street, and Two on Grace street. and
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
Fluvanna Cour, House, (heing courtday)th I'M
dersisned will expose to sale BY public auction,
The trac, OF land OF which W. Allegro died seized
and possessed, situated on the waters OF Nachunk
Creek, containing (by a recen, survey 22l acres
be Inc same moro or less.
TERMs-One fourth in cash; balance in equal
instalmen,s, payable in six Twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest from day OF sale; the
purchasers giving bonls, with approved PERSONAL
security for the credit payments Of the same, and
tile 10 be withheld until the last ins,alment is paid
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
w. GODDlN,
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.bn. ~ = ] W = 'oVI - WI
SYRUP OF WILD CkEkk u |!

OF all the rpmedrs Of the day and they are n great
variety which profess 10 h. II great value t. the hn
man family hesitate not IL pronounce III. SwArsEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY a enc Of
the creates, dscoy-rr of mnern science. ri all The
many compounds put forth Tor liz cure u diseases
which affect human nature. not one remedy could br
named which has in shor space of time acquired
such unbound-d confidence with The public. and has
performed such miraculous. cures: and ha- merr-d and
,.c.tvrd 80 much ru'ogium fiom r faculty and others
AZ tl,i- Justly celebrated remedy.
BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
Many people very All I" consider cold In; .
rfng matter, and think TIM; III VIII 90 away OF itself
in few days and they .lyt themselves no trouble
about IL. but such would say, ''be careful oil
your colds do not tamper "irh your constitutions
II you desire TO live IT. good old age use such
NEEDLES viii effect an easy and permanent cure
Dr.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND sfRiP OF WILD
CHERRY has cured more Colds ilIan any other meii.
cine offered for sale in h country. The certificates Of
cures effected nv tins invaluable medicine, which the
proprietor daily receiving of the most gratifying
character and tend TO show IL -anase properties and
the high rank il holds IN public estimation.
The Press, thu Medical Faculty, and thousands who
have used DR.. SWAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, all concur N pronounens II one Of
the best remedies ever Invented for the cure oil all
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
Read what the ''T-mperaner Pledge" says, speaking
Of this wonderful remedy
A VALUABLE hrpici>E.-Every body knows that
cold unattended 10, may result in all the horrors Of
Consumption. This fell disease so nsdously approach
es the citadel Of life, that the sufferer does not think,
oftenmrs until II ~ too late IL cnunteract Its silent in
VISIONS because the employment Of the requires
the time which cannot always he afforded. He there
fnre who discovers a remedy which j. accessible al al
,nes ana a; the sane time poirnt m ia b-nefria e
r.crs deserves wen of the whole community Such
remedy has been discovered by DR.. Swa;nr 4 regular
nh"sic;,n liz Compound S,rup Of Wild Cherry i
,us the article for these times when many people
are suern. from colds and the i-agr-eabe
This medicine can he obtained Of DR.. Swayne. corner
- .h,I and Rae streets and the popularity Of The
h,s created agencies in all The citir. torn and
n,ino;naI villages in the d states.
IT, truly astonishing success IN the most aggravated
case, OF CONSUMPTION l. sufficient guarantee IL the
public ina, they are not Imposed upon by a worthless
nostrum az 4 pr- partition Of doubtful characirr.-
In thr annals a: medicine ever since DAYS Hip
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by Kent, kemdaIi.& Alwatcr

nN THURSDAY the 10Th instant, al our
~ Warehouse, we shall sell large as.or,-
ment Of desirable Summer and Fall Goods
many oi them have been recently received direct
irom The manufacturers and importers, and will
be sold without reserve. Among them will be
found an invoice Of nearly 500 pieces White
Goods, consisting Of extra super Jacconels, Cam.
brics Check Mu,lins, Lace do, Swiss do and
rich Barge Striped Co.; 10 cases 3 4, rs and IA
Beached Goods, some oil which are .! extra
quality:
81. 80 and Al Brown Shinngs
Rich fancy and black and white Prints
Wool black and fancy Cassimeres
Ponsee Silk Hdkts., in great variety
Scotch and American Cotton do.
Heavy Plaid Cotlonades and Drills
Extra Louisiana Crankies
Plain and fancy Linen Driinss
Extra super Black Bombazines
Splendid new style Silk Ve>lnss
London, Marseirs AMI Royal Rid 10.
Ezra untressed Irish Linens, Pillow Case 10.
heavy Linen Sheeiinss
Baltimore and other Plaid Domestic.
Al Apron and Furniture Checks
Back and Colored Carnbfics
Black, white and mixed Cotton Hosiery
Chdten's mixed and white Hosiery
Super. English Corded Ginehams
Fancy Lawns, Jacconets and Baizorines
Rich Cashmere Shaals
Gum-Elaslc Braces, III great variety
Pear Buttons, Table Covers, Patent Pins
Sewing Silks, Bobine, Insenings Brown IIol-
lands
Furniture Prints Fans assorted
Corded Ssi!ls, a large assortment, Cotton
Frnees
Fancy CfavaiS. Stocks and Scarf,
~.
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MURDER OF HENRY R. SCHOOL
cRAFT.-The magnetic Telegra phi, from But
,aio yesterday afternoon, announced the arrival
CT the s;eamboa, Niagara, from Chicago in three
Gays from port 10 port, bringing the melancholy
intelligence of the death Of Henry R. School
craft, Esq, formerly Indian Agent resident al
Mackinaw.
II is stated tina: Mr.. S. was murdered at The
Sauii ST. Marie last week, BY a half.breed
named Tanner and that the murderer was al
large. but pursued b. the entire population.
For nearly twenty years Mr.. Schoolcratt was
in the service OF the Government, in connection
With the Indian agency and other public duties in
The region Of the Western Lakes. To the settle
msnt Of that vast region and 10 lis progress from
tae native population and The native forest, Mr..
Scaoolcraft contributed BY a rare union of prac-
lica sbors with the employment of an ever ac-
i've aad capable pen. As scholar and author,
aud especially as writer familiar with aborigi-
nal lore, tradition and language, he was widely
known, and deservedly esteemed His last pub
lie iuly was performed in the service OF this
STATE be having been engaged, from his acquain-
,sace with the Indian character and habits totase
iae census OF Indian tribes remaining among US.
Il is melancholy reflection, that one who has
contributed 50 much 20 meliora,e The condition Of
ine aborigines, and 10 portray their character and
history, should have met his death by violence
from one ofthem-if indeed The hali-breed can
- strictly classed as such.-[ albany Argus
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Removal.

THEsubscriber respectfully informs his friends
! and The public that he has removed his Gre
se:v Store 10 the granite front building on the
soa'n corner OF Main and 9th Streets recently
yRs.ap'ed as coach mandatory, by Mr.. James
. .as', where he is prepared to offer to his
~ .I1-s and the public generally a large and
selected assortment OF FAMILY GRO
~. which ne will sell on the most reason
~ ,. .ssms- lie oegs leave 10 say TO his Coun-
m;s. i, =. INA. ne viii sell on the usual Com
sss ~ he az a,aos oi Produce ina, they may con-
NC y MS care. VIM. w. DABNEY.
luue 9-c2m ''A shee's'
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THE HIDDEN POWER

THE HIDDEN POWER.
Every person = CONSCIOUS that lie po->-e, something
of subtle and extraordinary nainEr, which has i'll
I.oftant influence upon hts physical condition, his
strength ana general health Modern scientific invr-
tisaion has proved this hidden power In be- The aeen,
called Galranism, and Subsequent discoveries have
shown il be less important aid III tr alienation
al disease. Its deficient action Is often The sole
of many and terrible complaints. These
Morally Of thr character those apI-rtaning
L derans III the stem. II -, there
Eai,anic Rings AMI magnetic Fluid are adapted. The
great simplicity Of this n:on comments II 10 the NJ
irnton o the invalid together with the perfect convent
IN and safety 81 IL aspiration. Numerous physi
Clans md the ring and inii in their practice.
For further particulars, advertisement IN another
part of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may hr had
gratis. by application the this city, Mrssr-
DrvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, IL Nam H., Risn
nund. Va. July ~
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sale Of Land

in PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
DURSISATto decree oil the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Ghancrry for Prince Edward County
made June Term 1916, The sit Of Worsham against
Booker and others, tie undersigned, Commissioner
for the purpose will proceed sell publicly al The
Court house Of said county On MONDAY The 18th tGy
Of August neAt-beng Court day-two hundred and
eight acres OF Land belonging 10 the Estate OF Edward
Booker, deceased lying Bufaloe riser about four
miles from the Couri-ho
TERMS-Onr- onrtn cash. and the balance in one
and two years, equal paymenisthe purchaser rxrcu,-
ing bonds ~ih good secni, for the deferred pay ent.
and the title the land retained until the purchase mo-
nry il paid.
The decree auihorise- The undersigned Commissioner
10 sell said land privately, snond ir Judge brst,-pro
posals will therefor, b- received Tor private sale until
ths day advertised Tor s sale publicly.
The t,e Is unqur-iiona6le The location good tic
houses in coci repair and sufficient for the
mediation Of a family, there Is suti'lrncy OF woodlan
and som. prime tobacco laud Ia clear
June 3l-clm r. A. BOOKER, Commissioner
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Commission Business.

THE undersigned continues the business here
i tofore conducted by Minge Russell, on his
own account, and under tue same style and firm,
and sol,erts The patronage Of his friends and &C
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
Eas, portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests and all the bene-
fit OF ten years experience in selling Inc staple OF
our State. COLLIER II. MIME,
Mobile Alabama.
~ Refers to- Gen. John h. Cooke, Edmund
Ruffin, Hill Carter John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, Dr. John Mnge,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
a nril 0i-d&r6m
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9. Burruss's Lottery Office.
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
IN Richmond, Virginia.

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET !,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000. 10000 $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %, TO
be drawn on Saturday, July Is. 1876, at Viii.
minston,i DEL 66 numbers, - drawn. Grand
Capitals 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000 4,02s, OF
1900 1 OF 1000, OF 80, 4 OF 500, &c. Tick
cts $40; halves 5; quarters , so. Risk on a
package of Wholes Silt GO; halves So So;
quarters % 40.
5000 Dollars in prizes OF D, 0O0l!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 80, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, July 25, 1916, at Whining
ton, DEL IS Nos, II drawn. Grand Capitals:
3 Prizes of $4,000 dollars each, Of 10000, 4,2H
5000, OF 1000, , OF $50, 20 OF 800, 20 OF
1850, 20 Of 1000, $50 of 800, &c.-Tickets Sl2,
halves 6; quarters J. A package of - whole
tickets costs S216; warranted TO draw I'D 40
risk l53 60-shares in proportion.
Orders for packages, certificate Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE s. CO., Managers, will
be promptly and conhdenlially attended TO- and the
drawings sen, when requested, il addressedlo
C. BURRUSS,
July l3 Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.

w ILL he sold al auction, Al the State Armo-
w rs, Richmond, on MONDAY, The Sd OF
August, commencing al II o'clock, A. NJ, a
large quantity oil condemned and unserviceablc
Arms and Announcements.
Although these Arms are unfit for repair, there
after 10 be issued as serviceahle, Jet there are
many OF them suitable tor light purposes, and
especially tor drill. To Volunteer Companies
DESTROYS Of preserving their serviceable arms
from The injury nseparable from drills, this offers
rare chance, as sci can he had for but mere
uif,e. c. DIMMOCk,
Capt. Sup. Armory.
- Whir reuuestai 10 c0nv July S-ljs
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SALE or LAND.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
- Law ans chancery FOR Halifax couny, made Al The
April term 1915, IN the case al WIN. owen a.. A. Syd.
nor ( Co. and others shall offer Tor sale, BY way u
public auction, NJ Halifax Courthouse, Va, on MON
DAY the 27ih day OF July, lai6, that BEN. Court dn,
lot Of Land containin. haitian and poles with
n large brick Store and Lumber House thereon, sitn-
aied at Halifax Conn-honse-furnrry occupied by 4.
Sydnor Co.. and al presrnih by t. H. Estes and others.
4 credit Of months ill he gwen, the purchaser
giving bond ample security, and lie title retained
until the purchase money j. pad.
GEORGE II. WEST.
DEPUTY Sheriff for 7hos. l.. Sprasins.
Inn, g-rwgy Sheriff Halifax county VA.