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YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

+ OFFER for sale .BEI.LE yUE" situated in the los.
er end of King and Queen county, the residence Of
The late Thomas g. smith, Esq.
BELLE WE il situated Immediately on York river,
contains about $40 acres OF and lies beautifully Level
and for ten years has been under an an-ora'ins :,
t,n Of culture IL IL one uf The most beautiful
the river-affnrds all thr facilities Of cheap and nni
ant living in the way Of fish. oysters ETC., and To re-
sidrnt nw Hrr wonid tie most valuable property.
TERMS-0ne-icurth of thr purchase money 10 hr pad
in cash the residue three eGnal annual payments 10
b- secured by bonds with approved personal secniiiv,
aaj deed OF the vrop.;ty--the deferred pay
ments bear interest irnm the 'iy OF sale rrfrfi
title viii he conveyed AMI possession given a SOC"
sold. Ny Pos, Once is Garysvi':e, Va.
Dec I5-c,JauI f. RUFrIN, Jg.
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ReginentaI Orders,
$50 REGIMENT V. N.

OOU NEI0IlNCIN 4V.
TINE officers OF this regiment are hereby sum-
i moned to attend The regular annual Coun Of
Enquiry, a, Goddns Tavern. Bacon Quarter
Branch, on Saturday next 18Th inst al II o'clock
Such persons as may have been absent at any
of The muslers for the past year can there appear
and make their excuses, (ifany they have.)
By order of COL JNO. 0. MOSBY.
WIN. n. PEARSON,
Dec. l7-3t Adiutant 33d Reg imeni V. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey n. II. &. G.. Is. E2iIi, Awcss
RIVE NEGpnES

We will sell this morning, Al 10 o'clock. al orr
store, Eve Negroes, viz: a woman - years old.
with Two likely children; also. woman about 20
years old and bly,
Dec. lS y T. g. G. r. Hli[ Auc,s
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TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES &c &c

THE subscribers would most respectfully call the
i tenton nf Connlry Merchants aud others, pur-
chasing Tin Ware, Stoves Crates and Fire Places &C
&c their general stock 10 hr found al No. 2s West
Main street They feel assured that they sell Of
the above articles, NJ Wholesale rc'a rs low any
similar establishment. More particularly would we
cali the attention Of those in assortment ri
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, pale, plate, and
Coal Stov~s, we'll Fire Places for burning
wood, far more preferable article than the Franklin
Stove and much safer and remedy for snlukng
chimne,s. ID. 4 {. r. WELLER.
Drf 81
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

THE subscribers have entered into Copartnei Ship
i under the firm 81 ilERRiNG L. GARDNER, for the
purpose of conducting ils Gfucery and Commission I'm.
sness, and have taken the store formerly occupied by
William T. Barrel, immediately opposite the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Depot, Bread street. They intend
keeping general assortment Of FAMILY GROCE-
RES which they ask the attention Of their friends
and the public generally. One Of Us having heen
gagged in the business for several years in tins city,
hope, nv close attention. 10 merit share Of patronage
We Will pay particular atenInu To the sale of AL kinds
or produce consigned 10 from country friends
GEO. HERRING,
Oct. CHM GEO. W. GARDNER.
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BOARDING SHOUL IN LOUISA.
THERE will he n Boarding School opened at Mrs Ma
ria Thnmsun's. in Lrnisa county, for TIE en-nins
yea, uSi.. j commencing The 18Th day Of January
under The direction of Miss Agnes VI onisenberry.-
Six or EIGHT Boadrrs will he aseu Terms for Board
and Tuition, per session Of len months $50.
ll-1lX3M
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70 MISSIONARY MEErIhG.-A me. ting win be
he'd al The First Baptist Church this friday evening
al O'clock, al which several Missionaries appointed by
TIE Board II The Southern Baptist Convention labor
10 China, VIII be sci apart: Various religious exercises
inas expected The public are respectfully invited
10 attend
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IN ESSEN COUNTY COURT. November 10th

TN ESSEN COUNTY COURT, November 10th,
1886
On the motion of John l.. Hawkins, Of the lega-
tees and distributes of Harriet Cockre deceased,
and of Maria Hawkins, deceased il il ordered that
publication lie made in the Richmond ENQUIRER. re-
curing all persons who have claims against the estates
Of Harriet CockrelI deceased and Maria Hawkins de-
cease TO present the for settlement before The
January term of ihis Court, to Jones Clopton,
Sheriff and Committee Administrator Of said Harriet
Cockr1ll and Maria Hawkins; al which said term the
Court will order said estates to be distributed by the
Administrator among those entitled 10 the same.
A Copy. Teste,
Nov. 2o-cwew JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, D. c.
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MAl,RsAGES.

Mlr1ed on the 2iih November IN st. Peters Church,
Columbia Tennessee by the Rev. F. g. Smith, the Rev.
CHARLES TONES, To Miss HENRIETTA C., daugh-
tef OF he 1T. Rev. Bishop 0t.y.
Married. on Monday. Dec. eth. by the Rev. T. 7.
S~Gi, NELSON N. GIBSON, 10 MARY A, daughter
Of John Foster deceased-ali Of Louisa county, Va.
Wing aud Herald will please copy.
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RY virtue of Decree Of Tie Circuit Superior Cont nf
- Law and Chanccry for Charles Ciry county, pro
nnunrrd on the laih day November si6 in the sn-
of Mcclure and others The President Directors and
and Company Of the Bank al Virginia and others,
Mctnlre and OTHERS vs. Harrison and othrrs-th- sub
scrbcrs, appointed by the Court Commissioners i.r
that purpose, Will offer lu Iae NJ public anr"n 10 III.
highest bidder, for cash. ~ Brrkrlry, III Charles Cny
coIniy, on TUESDAY. The 5th day Of January. lei7,
ih- SLAVES and other personal property belonging 10
sold. and which were conveyed by certain deeds Of
referred 10 by The decree, 10 vii twenty five like
ly NrgioeS-men, wuIen and chi.dfea some Household
and ki'ctn Furniture; valuable ooks, Ifthr ,aIe
be deferred by very incrnrnt weather twill take place
the next fair day.
NATHANIEL. NELSON, co,,,s
HENRY HARRISON, eo'h ~
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--- County, Ia wit !:


- -, Justice of The Peace for said rouuy,
do hereby certify. lha, - -, who Ia executed
the above Power Of Attorney personally appeared be-
fore me, aud made oath. that the Stock which
vote proposed 10 he given, is bona ide' -,
and that the is not held by of any transfer
contrv-d designed -vade The provisions oi The act
Establishing general regulations for the Incorporation
of Banks passed the 2ad March, 1877.
Gvsn Under my hand, this - day Of - Isl.
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fiis own property--or The property Of - - his
WARRIOR Of his testaor ntesIales estate. naming The
testa'or or intestae-or b,na tide held by him In
of some duly recorded will or deed in trust for some
other persons, naming the persons and deed
Dec &. lS16-eutd
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EfOilin.broOk IEOtey.

u EooDOR VA.
'hE subscriber has taken charge of this well know
establishment, recently occupied by DR.. Jno. M,nge.
lie promises his friends and the public generally, t.a
no effort shall be unemployed render The house every
way worthy OF patronage.
tfec. l5-c2aw2W WILLIAM kIRHY
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TO TOBACCO Neutrality-suspicious..

10 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
ut snhscii herS, declining business in Baltimore,
ne' iof sale, al very low prices all the Tobacco
rfe'se Machinery and Fixtures as used by them, and
oaeihs every thing necessary for the Manufacture Of
.voaeco Among them are IL first rate Iron Presses,
oars, bands and castings; Fatirnning Presses, with
rus o. moulds for the various sizes Of lump and spun
ooiefo, &c, the whole in complete order for inmed-
M v. For further information apply Ia SAMUEL 5.
~ EMS Co Richmond, or to
JACOB MYERS & SON.
oee ls-c3t d3t Baltimore.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE In lIARLES GIIY COUNTY VA

ESTATE, IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
PURSUANT Ia decree nt the County ccuu Of
j Charles f'iiy, pronounced on iir 9Isf day of No
yemhrr, 1916, In n >ni; IN chanr.y depending in The
said court nniri The style nf "fhdsiians guardian
against Christian and .ihcr-, shall rpose 10 public
sale On IN, prrmfIrs on the .t0fh day ~ IIrcrmhrr
isI6 those valuable Es'ar- IN SAID county called am.
known by the names of Eprl,nton and NrstnB, cen-
tanning by recent surveys, eight hundred md s.tty
acres Of beautiful, level and hi2iy improved land
These Estates are shout four "lir- above The Court
house the James river road Richmond. &c
thr most desirable nrIehhorhoua> lower Virginia.
commanding fnl yi-N 81 lr ii'rr, AMI overlooking
MISSIONER lll- Suuih, from which they separated
by " Herring Greek, !" oD aheh they lie, bod ana
deep stream, ying into James river, nearly oppo
site 10 'Ricr's Wood Wharf" The open land has ALI
heen heavily married, ana Is well set In clover Tie
soil Is adapted 10 the culture o all The crops usually
raised in this srct'on 0! Virginia, and Is rapidly ia
proving. crop Of wheat j. growing on The isnd
which looks very promising There between three
and fvrr hundred acres cleared these eslars The
sidue has on II sufficient quantity OF OAK and pine.
and reasonable supply for support Of the farms
attract the attention Of persons engaged IN the timber
and wond bu-ine-s-a' Of which can be del verrd al
good landings the CTrrH within on mir, aud u
erea, part oi II hot 50 much ~ haf mile r. m Tho
landings do confidently believe tina. the purchase
money be made from sales IL @ond and timber.
and opinlnn - based upon perfect acq anianrc
with the land aud the experience of fifteen
wears IN The wood ana ,Imbrr business. There i've
farms cultivated ~ one AMI, al present, II "a
my purpose sell them one, htt they be sold
parairly. !: DESIRED by builders. The deere permitting
MIR IL use my discretion IN that There Is
abundance 81 Haf on EACH ana perfectly acresshi. al
pini- and cch1rrienf |" rstty part vi The ss
,a.e. TIE Improvements On Evry rt"n. with little
r.2ar. woaii be sufficient fnr ;he accommodating Of
family ait the wa:rr Is very iure, furnished by
-pIa. very Convenient 10 ihr hoi-e. This property
vii be- sold In tfcr conformity 10 Inc lie,
cree, 1" wit: One tifi ~ he purchl.r money III DO
required in cash. the residue 10 two equal annual pay
menis 10 b. secured by bonds win approved personal
security, ana deed oil trust The pfoperfy-.be de-
f-rrrd payments hear interest from the day of
The title viii br conveyed 10 The purchaser and l. be-
lie we'd 10 lie perfect. All persons whls purchase
iEved 10 examine this property he.ure the day Of
SAFE which will be shown hv m- with much pleasure,
and ali information gwen that may b- desired
Dee. i-cwtds JAMES 81. WILTON, Com.
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-Trsle, Z ~. FITZGERALD, p. e.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

So;toway Courthouse, Nov 2ad. loiGi
The parties Interested in The foregoing decree arr
hereby notified that .hal proceed, on the 9Th day OF
February nelt taae The account ~ therein directed
al which aud place ihes are requested 10 attend,
with their papers, vouchers and evidence, IN order that
| may execute the same.
Dr. A--cw2W q. w. IIIZsEKAI.D. TOM
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SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW

t'VtIOOi- q w EN VIEW,
\ rs. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will resume
- their duties in the School al West View on the LIST
u-ym February next. Terms as herslofore-viz:
1 Te.. for ten months. $50
r"h III Tue English Branches, %
. Do. Preach, No
nN' ~
PERSONS wishing TO engage pupils will please address
~ george Mason, or Mrs 81. A. Jones' stony Mount
brunswick, Va. Der le-rir
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EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE
IL j YES

nN WEDNESDAY, The seth day If Dcrrmbsr n-t,
~ u far, II moi 'l- neat far Giv, will be- sold Tor
cash, NJ public amc.na. tho United Stale- Hotel
the Town Of /. fredericksburg, forty likely and vana
bic Negroes. among ihrm are Two very good Cooks,
and one excellent Carpenter The sal- VIII commence
II - o'clock. WM. H. FlTZHUGI Executor
Now l7-:tds nf VIM Jones drc-a. ed.
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Sealed and delivered in tho presence of -
lice. lG-eotJaul3
pANk nr Virginia

THE General Meeting Of the Stockholders ofhr Bank
l Of Virginia will he held al the Blnkin. House III tie
eiiv of Richmond Monday, the lh of January next.
By an of the Legislature passed a5th March, sd2,
No officer Director Of Bank vote by Proxy for
any in any election of Directors Officers
OF Bank, nor shall any Proxy be valid which shall
have been executed sAiy day. before thu ta of any
election. SAMUEL MARX, Cashier
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MARINE JOURNAL.
,.DvT OF RIG MOND.
,,ga ~ a'er this day. al ., O'Clock, p. NJ.
PORT WALThALL,


PORT WALTHALL,
Dec idth-Sailed, schls. John Complon and
Pina, for New York, with coal, from Clover
Hill Mining Company
Dec. l6ih-Sailed, b1rQue Maid OF Orleans,
for Rio, with -four from Warwick q Barksdae.
Dec. llth-Arrived, schr. Emiline from New
York, with ballast 10 Clover Hill Mining Com
pany.
Dec. l5,h-Arrived, schr. Modify Sell, from
Philadelphia, with ballast TO Warwick & Bafks-
dale.
Dec l6th-Arrived, schr. Squires & Brother,
with salt, for Petersburg, 10 LOAD with coal.
MANAGERS OFFICE. ID. PAINE * CO, Rich
lVA mond, Va.
For To.Day-sao,oOo, 5ooO 1900, 1000, 800, l.l7o
20 of 600, ~ of 4uO &c 10 Nos 10 drawn. leksls 80
Also the Dollar Lo,teTy-S3 GOO. 66 Nos III drawn
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Class go:
81 % IS % 81 u rs 90 Is 15 ~ 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class 2s9:
rs 25 10 IL So 33 u TO II i6 6i
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class 29s:
u 81 % AZ 10 p 30 So 81 is IL u 81.
Dec. Is ----
DIGGER's OFFICE, under the Exchange Hotel,
- Richmond, Va.
For This ,ooo 5000, 3oOo 200, $500, no.
90 of 600, etc. IS Mos, ID drawa. Tickets s..
Also, The Dollar Louery-s3,Ooo Capital. &c Nos,
Drawing Of each comes to hand by o'clock Sales
close at half past ~ O'Clock this morning Packages
single tickets and shares TO be had Of
Dec ls J. h. BIGGER, 18Th street
x2y P. TURPIN'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing Of
w Leesburg Lottery, Glass 81, drawn al the En-
change Hotel. december IA:
So % 25 81 40 - 60 Is 80 5.
Whole Ticket Nos. 25 80 70, snug prize OF $500.
sold aud paid yesterday by the Capital Prize selle
~ W. r. TURPiN.
Drawing Of Sussex County Lottery, Class lO7, Dec LIZ
81 y K
Nos Is IS IS, another snug Ptile sold and paid by
TURPiN
Ticket Nos. : 90 81, the Capital OF $4,000, dawn
November nlst sold and paid To- citizen by rURPlN
For This acknowledgements Lottery, Class Sta
pitfalls: s., 900, 500, 1000 -tc. IS Nos Is drawn
whols Tickets So halves !; quarters 81 cents Sales
close nj II O'clock.
Also for Tt Day-Sussex county Lottery, Class Ill.,
Capitals 81 0JU 900, $40, etc. IS Nos ~ dawn
For sale until O'Clock Tomorrow evening Whole
Tickets sl shares in proportion Rsk on single parka
| ges 81 81, at the office of NM. 7, IuHtlN.
For To Morrow-Alexandra Lottery, Class X. Cap-
tai prize $50 900 Tickets $40; shares In proporon-
| Remember TURPlS'S PRlLE OrrlCE.
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TIE IVORY STATUE OF
Christ G7h the Cross,

CAN re seen for short time, during The day
y and e.eainz, al Isl Main 81. ADM sion
Is c!s.-chid.en hall price. Dec, LIFT
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J. C. BLAIR, Cashier.

Form of a Po7rcr Of Attorney 10 rote IN ProrV
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
-, -, do hereby appoint - 10 be - substitute
aud proxy, for and in - and brhaf, Ia vote AT
any election Of Director Directors Of the Farne $
Bank of Virginia, and Furthermore TO BIZ - substitute
and proxy To represent - at all meetings Of tle Stu h
holders of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, and in -
name and behalf 10 vote respecting The enacling &c
peang or amending such bylaws, ordinances, reeu-
latons may he deemed rrssay and convenient for
the government Of the said Back.
In witness whereof, - have hereunlo set -
hand and seal this - day of -, in the year -.
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Farm of a Po,eer Of Attorney far roiing by PROXY
KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That

- 40 Itftny at'polh w wv SHos'i-
tute and Proxy for and in n.nir- aud behalf, To
vote AT any election III Director Directors Of the
Bank Of Virginia: Aud furthermore 10 represent - nj
all meetings Of the Stock"ders ct said Bank, and IN
name and behalf Ia v"ie respecting the enactin.,
repeating or amending snch bylaws Ordinances ar
Regulations may he drrlned necessary ard coavrni
ent for the government and management of the sad
Bank, as fully us - might 81 could, were - person
ally present.
Witness hand and seals this - day nc -,
lss,.1
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Ng N : boxes black Soap, MANUFACTURED
ny Z: McAdam. For sale by
'e' 10 JAMES SlZER & SON
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NEI.;,Il IIIl,INI.

THE snhsorhers offer their 10 hrir friends
and the public generally 10 hire la-,r Nreiors
far the ensuing year. They would advice thus- who
would wish 10 employ them 10 give information % soon
rs possible, that they may get good io-- and prices
They pledge them rlscs 10 lake . cd security, And
make bonds pay able quarterly al cl--- iso. 10 pay
strict attention 10 their Negroes when .!rk, aud To
pl"y Medical attendance Al - per annun fnr each
want, if required Frcm their experience IN the busi-
ness, and general acquaintance they top" 10 merit
and receive n full shaf. II pGhl.c patronage.
~ Their o.Ecr IS immediately opposite the Bar
Room oi The Cry Hotel. Fr,rr!y He'll Tavern.
HODGES. ROY & PULLfAN.
Anctioneeis aud General Agents
nec lief WALL IL E.hmnnd Va
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FIFTEEN DoLLAIRs REWARD.

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
NiRAfED. or stolen from the Deep Run Pits. in The
= county Of ll-nrico, dark brown MARE MULE,
seis nearly black. OF fine size, about seven years old
ana GOOD condition Whoever will return the Mule TO
'Onn HJr al The Pits, to the subscriber in Rich
mono sl receive The above reward OF hiteen dollars
Dec. is-o2i JOHN BARR.
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IN CnANCERY.- In holloway County
4 Count, November Gill; 1915:
Sarah Dillon widow Of William Dillon, and Rinford
French and Eliz lh+th his wife Robert French and Mar
tina his wife, Benjamin Mann and Louisa NJ his wife,
John J, Dillon Wm II. Dillon. James Webber ana Nan
ey his WIFE, Berry Foster and Fraucr< his wife, George
Is. Mckay and Sally A. his wife, Rowland Anderson
and Mary his wife, Robert Pollard aud Lucy A. his
wife John Dillon, Adene B. q. Dillon, Henry i. Dill
Ion aud James and Jane Dillon the last iva Of whom
are infants under The Of twenty one years who sue
by George b. Mckay, their mex, friend, Plaintiffs
against
John Ii Knight and Edward T. Jefrless Executors Of
the will of VIM. DILLON, deceased Defendants.
by consent OF PARTIES this cause this DAY came on 10
be heard on the hill, answers and exhibits and was ar
gued by counsel; on consideration whereof, the Court
doth adjudge, order and decree that he def ndants Es
ecutors Of tie will nfihe said VIM Dillon deceased de-
liver ever and surrender 10 the piaiain Say DilOn
IN. propery devised her in absolute right by the sad
will that say, the household and kitchen furniture
OF the tes,aior the crops ON hand and tr car
rage aud harness; and the Court doth further adJusr
ORDER and decree that The shii defendants aiso denver
up f division all The slaves Of the snld estaior ana
ttst Samuel ID. Burke, 81. ". Robertson, WIN. H. Jtn
nipcs James A. Robertson, VIM Jennings or any thee
Of them who hereby appointed commissioners Tor
The purpose do fairly value hr said slaves, aud permit
The said paintif Sarah Dillon, make choice oil 80
many M will amount 10 one half in value thereof, anu
The said slaves selected IN t. her as her part {"
hr slaves devised by The will Of the sad tesiaor ahd
lint said Executors sell public auction. for cash. alter
piyn. due notice Of the lime and place oil safe, the
slaves remaining after The SAID assignment to Inc pam
tilt Sarah D on and report an account 81 sch saie 10
Court and they required 20 make report OF ther pro
ceednrs: And appearing by satisfactory evidc:cr,
that the tetators broiher John, and his hree SISTERS
Nancy Elizabeth and frances not inhabitants "f
this Commonwealth, and IL being unknown that tnry.
or either Of Them had children living al the death Of
the testator the Court doth adudge order and decree
that the child children cf each If tho said persons
ANY there be- appear here February Court, leiI ana
make Themselves parties defendants file their answers,
and assert their rights claims under The VIII oi thr
said estator and that copy OF this order be published
eight weeks successfully one Of The newspapers
ufed In he rifv NIL
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FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA.

FhNWEfS' BAN OF VIRGINIA..
HE General Meeting of the Soc kholde of the Farm
efs Bank of Virginia will be held al their Bankn.
iinnse, IN the city at of Richmond Wednesday, the
18th day OF January lsf7.
An act OF Assembly, passed March asth, 1912, pro-
vldes THAT no Officer Director Of Bank shall here
aer vote by proxy for any stakeholder In any election
Of Directors or Officers Of Bank shall any proxy
be valid which shall have teen executed sixty days be
fore the time ofany election"
4 G. DI.AfR ASHER
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1rT0PSEN At I.dU-

ATTORNEY At Law,
PRACTICES in all the Courls held in Tie
[ City of Richmond. Office On Broad street,
Shockoe Hill, over the Dry Cool Store oil Che
merry & Hanwe and opposite 10 The Swan Ia
yerD. Dec. 9-dIt&c3t
TEMALE SERVANT FOi SALE "A good
/ seampslress and house servant, young and
healthy. Enquire Of Mr.. Msrwelhet jones,
Dec, lids
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S,Ip oD >,Cco0CS

WILL be sold the highest bidder for cash, at Tay-
lo'svllr On FRIDAY, the first day Of January
her Two NEGROES, belonging TO the Estate Of VIII
nan s. Green, deceased, viz sam. and Joe. sam 10
ds"od Carpenter. Joe Is likely boy, about fourteen
YEATS old. CHARLES e. TURSELY
Dec ie-c2t aJmns,,,,or
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pENDLEToN'S oFFICE-Thr-en drawn ballots
: 70 each package of25 Tickets. For To day.-Capi
tii s1,Vo Whole Tickets only 81; shares IN proper
uon. Packages for sale cheap un'il II o'clock
This Evening.-s3o,co0 Capital. Whole Tickets $40;
shares IN proportion. For sale at
PESDLETON'S OFFICE,
Dec. 10 No Exchange