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.Inne 30
Strasl0n's Office.

SsFGe1DE>S esessCts
MO. 5, SOUTH FO UR TIE E NTH
~ STREET.
Let allihe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToH S the man.
Drawn Nos of New jersey, No. 81, June 30h :
60 SIS SO GO 81 4S CT IL % sc.
Ticket Nos. So G. 60, another capital, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing rccciped evcTy day al o'clock, P. IA.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Monongalia, No. 81. Capitals: So
600, l 900, $40, &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
81; halves 80 Cts; quarters 25 cts.
10000 Dollars $1,000 Dollars!
Monday morning - Alexandria, No. 30
Grand Capitals $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000, 1000, 1920, 80 of 1000, 80 OF 500, &c.
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets ;slO; halves D; quar-
ters 2 so.
y. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised BY
Messrs. ]. G Gregory & Co., The Managers, Tor
sale at this Office, and on The same terms.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, VIII be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re-
oues,ed. Please address orders 10
s'-0'@ N. STRATTON,
limo 90 Richmond. va.
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GOOD FARM, &C., FOR SALE.

Try virtue of deed of trust, executed TO me the
- 3lst day Of December, 1915, by Eliza SHELTON, and
OF record IN the Clerks Office of The County Court of
Hanover shall sell, on The premises, on MONDAY,
the 6th of July, 1886. If fair, If not, the next 'ar day
Thereafter, To the highest bidder, the Tract Of Land
winch The SAID Eliza Shelton resides, in the said
county Of Hanover, containing hundred and Gily
acIes-no'e or lrsS-adJoinin the lands Of Messrs.
John Gibson John King, and others. and y Ing mInedi
atey on the road leading from The Old Church TO Rich
mond aud distant from the later place eleven miles
Also, I'VE Feather Beds, Horse, TWO head Of Cattle,
eight Hogs, and all The hcuscnld and Kitchen Furri-
tire, and Farming Implements of every KIND, in The
possession OF the said Eliza skeIion conveyed by sad
deed.
The above described Land has on il new Dwelling
House, with tive rooms a Kitchen, Corn House and
Stable an Ice House, we'll In the yard and young
Orchard Of choice fruits.
TERMS accommodating, and made known tbs
day of sale. WM. +. IL. POLLARD.
i.,u.
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FOR SALE
New Novels. &C.,


Just Received at No. Is Main street.
rRAHAM'S Magazine, Tor July
VI Godey's Lady's Book,
The Queen of Denmark, an historical novel
edited BY Mrs. Gore, author OF Mothers and
Daughters, &c.
The Chsvalier D'Harmantal, or Love and
Conspiracy; translated from the French OF A.
Dumas, by P. F. Christin and Eugene Lies
Emilia Wyndham; by the author OF Mount
Soriel
Jessie's Flir,aiions
The Grandfather BY Miss Ellen Pickering
Who shall be Heir?
The Squire
The Forest Knight
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman
The Club Room; by 7. S. Arthur
The Village Doctors +"
The Mother-3d supply
For sale by A. G. PENDLETON,
Bookseller and Stationer, No. Is Main Street
doors above Old Market. July 5
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TRITST SALE

by virtue Of n Deed Of Trust, executed TO The sub
ID seriber by Jchn Harvey and Martha $. his wife,
bearing dule The 18th OF February lsis and Of record IN
the County Cont of Charlotte for certain purposes
therein mentioned. shall proceed n sell 10 tn highest
bidder, for cash. FRIDAY, the Inh Of July next, al
Chckerstown, The residence Of the said John Harvey,
The Tavern Tact Of Land, containing lao acres, with
excellent improvements thereon, ana one tract OF 2tJ
acres good portion in original growth and good tobac-
co land together with thu stock Of Horses, Iatle,
Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Toos, Wagon, Garry
ALL Carriage and Harness. sci OF blacksniihs Ioos,
Shot Guns, Household, Tavern and Kitchen Furniture,
and the said Iarvey's life estate IN I'VE valuable Ne
rrnos and his interest in the estate ~ lam Harvey,
deceased. ABNER +. HARVEY,
lime 5-cwtds Trustee.
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TRUST SALE


PURSUANT 10 deed Of .ins, made b. Ro-
i hcn L. Chapman 10 the subscriber, bearing
date The 25lh day OF January, leil, and Of record
in the Clerks Office OF Caroline County Ccurl,
conveying all the said Rober, r. Chapmans in
tercs, in Inc Estate, real and personal, then held
~ his mother, Betty Chapman, which Estate has
been since divided, | shall, on MONDAY, the
18th day OF July next, that being Caroline Coun-
~ Cour, day, proceed 10 SELL at the Bowling
Green, in the said county OF Caroline, al public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, several likely Ne
srocs, and the lots Of Land in said division, allotted
TO 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, b. Robert R. Chapman,
who is residing on it. Selling Is trustee, shall
only sell such title as is vested in Inc by said
deed which believe 10 be good.
SAMUEL c. SCOTT.
Jt,c.
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STAR or TIE EAST, AND STAR OF THEsouTH.

STAR or TIE EAST, AND STAR OF THESoUTH.
WILL send these horses round once after the sea
son Is out, and by the 18th Juy-thc season being
out The lst July Star Of the South will visit Bucking-
ham Court house commencing Fall season, and stay
in the county one or daysthenre TO Charlotte and
NJ Prince Edward county ten miles distance till near
The end of the week of The third Monday They will
visit Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday -
The first Monday in August they will visit Alhemare-
second Monday I.onsa-ihrd Monday, Gnochiand-
lin the Two last cuun,rs his grandson, Dnnganan left
n spl, ndid set of colisl-fonrih Monday, Fluvanna-
lst Msniay in September. Albemarie avain-'ird Lou,
i'm arain-fourh Fiu7anna again. In The month Of
October they VIII be in the counties ot tenrico or
Hanover, where they say star Of the East and The
South was not horn, but star Of the West was
Alter which, if not Sold sent To the neislbofhoods
az Nashville or Huntsville another year, in The Spring
they may 6esitge the city Of Richnond or the towns
OF Charlottesville or Farmvile, as the case may be.
Inne a6-cif
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Tickets $40; halves5; quarters So Certificate of
o5 wloes costs Sg2 50; halves 46 IS; quarters % H.
Persons The country, visiting the city, should bear
In mind that all prizes are In the hands of LUCK.
June p G. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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WOrthan's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, .RICH-
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
One Dollar Scheme-Va Monongalia Lotte-
rv, Glass No 81, to be drawn al Inc Exchange
Hotel at o'clock, P. NJ. Capitals 81 600
1000, TOO, 800, 300 l72, 90 OF 50, 20 OF 81, 20
OF 40, 20 OF 80, 200 Of 25. Sc. 10 No. Lottery,
and Is drawn ballots. Tickets 81; shares IN
proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
~ Sales 10 close at 10 O'Clock, ?. M. +
$4,000 Capital! Alexandra Lottery Glass
No. 26. To be drawn al Alexandria, D. C., TO-
morrow, and drawing comes per man Sund gay
Capitals: 10000 dollars, $4,000, 10000 6,ooO
5000, 5000, 1920. 30 of 1000, 90 OF 5Oo, 6o
OF 300, 1873 OF 200, &c. rs number Lottery, and
l3 drawn ballots Tickets SlO-shafes IN pro-
portion A certificate Of package oil whole
tickets Sli9 so; halves and quarters IN pFoPor-
ton.
Lotteries to be Drawn Mt AieIshdria sooh'
july ll-Alexandria Lottery, Class NO; T.
Six prizes of SO 900 are 10000, $500, 2,3io, %
Of 900, SO of 400, SC. Tickets $40.
July ls.-Alcxandria Lottery, Class. no ~
ss, GOO. 10000, 5000, 5000, $500 l,ol7, 100
nrizes Of 900, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
July 25.-Alexandria Lottery, Class %
sa5 aea, 10 600. 5000, 5000, $4,000, l3G3, 100
prizes OF 1000, 100 of50O, &c: 1iekels slo'
srAll orders confidential, and postage PAID
on all sums of IS or more, at his ohlce' without
charge. Shares in each Lottery 10 proportion.
a ddress CHAS. WORKMAN.
fnlu . Richmond Va.
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isafural Bridge,
IN VIRGINIA., FOR S.


,JI,S grea, Natural curiosity, with the Land and
/ buildings thereon, i offered for sale.
The Natural Bridge tract al land contains about tO
acres and has on Hotel, Mercantile store House,
Blacksmith shop, aud other bindings
The iiot- i 20 feet N length, two and three stories
hi contains Is rooE.-. together with comfortable
Inn rooms adjacent The mercantile house Is sufficient
IL Irpr and convenient aud u most desirable stand
H., mercantile Operations The whole property rent
ing or out s7Go per ear and possession can be gwen
Immediately or the present tenant Of the hotel will con-
tuc lis lease for two years at the option OF The
pui chaser.
The undersigned is no" constructing, and will in a
few Gays have in operallon descending and ascend
in. car with such machinery and fixtures that
yi,tc,s will lie enabled To the bridge without the
labor Of and descending The old rugged path
wav:aGd light tax Of twenty-five cents upon the ten
thousand vsIers who annually stopping At the
hotel together with The permanent and unrvaled adj
vanages Of lis location, makes II probably the most va
iuable property in the country Two Of the greatest
thornu.hiares III Virginia pass il, and there -
but one Natural Bridge IL The world, future state OF
can raise up rival.
Persons drs.fing TO purchase viii address themselves
to Gen. t. P. D0RMAN, Lexington, Va, who Is iuiiy
authorized 10 make sale nf the same.
The title To the above property j. uEqurslohabie,
ha.a: been patented IN President Jefferson ana oought
by the undrrsi snei from his Executor -,
Inn g-d.. JOEL LAlhLhNp.
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-CAIITIONIn

IN setting forth The virtues Of DR.. Nistar's Ba'sam
we have no desire 10 deceive those who are laborinc
under action nor do wish 10 eulogize il more than
il Justly deserves. Yet when we look around ana see
,r vas, amount 0f suffering and distress occasaned by
many Of The diseases in which this medicine has
proved 20 highly successful, feel thai We cannot urge
lis claims too strongly say too much III us favor.
lie, The public be- on their guard. Other "Ba>ams"
AMI yturrs are sometimes imposed The IEsispcct
lag for The genuine Dr. Wisinis a!sam Of Wild cher
~ some Tor the purpose of succeeding hster IN Their
schemes. have used part Of The name Of NE genuine,
:. pLmniy G,,am III Wild Cherry "Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. Comfrey, ( ,''.Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
None genuine without the written signature Of !.
~. fresh supp,y Of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sao by
lime 20 GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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yHyHEREAS, il has been represented 10 the Execn
w tive, that William W. Arnett, charged with the
murder Of Joseph A. !aden, late Of Halifax county,
has lied from justice, and j. nos going at large:
Now, therefore, l, John 81. Patton. Lieutenant CO.
werner acting IN The absence Of the Governor from the
Seat Of Government do hereby offer reward OF MY
dollars 10 any person persons who VIII apprenenh
the SAID fugitive and deliver him into The jail oil Hall
fpx county; and require all officers, civil and military
and request the people Of the Commonwealth generally,
10 use every exertion that he may be arrested and
brought TO justice.
Given under ny hand, az Lieutenant Governor and
-, under lie lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, AT
lsEAL' Richmond this seventeenth dag If June, in
the year 1896 JN0. " PATTON.
VIM. w. hrnrt, is about ) feet inches higi and
supposed u be 70 and ~ years old; has in
face black eyes, black bushy hair and the veins IN his
orcleai unusually full. When walking, has down
cast look. He is i tailor by trade. June iS-cwiw
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.

IN the 10Th day OF June next, will offer for sale,
~ public auction, my Estate in Nelson county, Of
the most valuable properties in that region OF country
II Is situated five miles below The Court Ii.",,,
Canal. The Tract contains ,9i! acres more than iiaif
Of which i in wood. remarkably vel! tmbereL, and
very large portion 81 IL rs fine Tobacco land any in
that part Of the country. Most Of the cleared land t.
a good state oi cultivation, having been improved by
the al plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains this Tract lies remarkably well, being a
level could be desired, with not ifiy the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There
about one hundred acres Of Creek aud Branch Hats,
Of which highly improved, ,having been kept
up tobacco lots,) capable Of being converted into
waered meadow. The whole land j. well enclosed in
good state Of cultiyaon-is susceptible oil division
into three four farms eachwel supplied with tim
her, and Astounding with fine springs oil running
The Improvements consist OF an Oyerserr's House four
rooms; Negro Cabins sufficient for the accommodation
Of forty slaves; Granary, with a Thrrshne Machine
attaced Cribs Stables and Tobacco Barns, sufficient
10 cure 10000 pounds Tobacco | will also SELL al
same time and place, upwards Of twenty likely Negroes,
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock of
Horses, Cattle Sheep Hogs, together with good
assortment of Farmin. implements. Terms for tIr
whole viii he made known on The day oi sale. ANY
desiros, in the iran time, Of having further par
tcniars. can address re, or Mr.. William Gordon, al
Scots Ferry, Ahrmarle county.
March a7-ctds CHARLES COCkE.
IT INSTRUMENTAL shall be unavoldahly
absent from Virginia on The day above named am
monIll-say 10 WEDNESDAY, 9Th day Of July, Isi6-
at which lime the sale Will ceflinly take place. II fair,
If not, the fair day. Should not have RETURN
ed shall empower Mr. VIM. Gordon 10 act for nr in
every respect as though were personally present.
May 29-ctds Gil. COOKE.
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Removal.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends
: and the public that he has removed his Gro
cery 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 to offer 10 his
friends and The pnblic generally large and
well 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, lha, he will sell on The usual Com
mission all kinds ofProduce that they may con-
6de 10 his care. VIM. w. DABNEY,
Corner Of Main and 9Th streets.
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y, East Evenings Mail.

fredericksburg Guards, fine, we'll disci-
.r,mnany, under the command OF Captain
w. arriyed in the cars last evening. They
j. lin Ills mornings boat 10 Norfolk, where
'',', IN he Joined by The Richmond Grays,
!. :. Scot, The latter company will leave
'.,ri his evening. The visitors will, doubt
'' .,,,r TIA, hospitality for which the citizens
y,.;,l; are 50 celebrated.
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Fourth of July
PT.EASUREEX EXCURSION

e r. d The splendid Steamboat CUR
- tbs PECK, Captain John Davis,
will make an Excursion Of Pleasure down the
river on SATURDAY EVENING, July 4,h,
leaving the Wharf al Rockets at half past 4
O'Clock, and return about dark.
" Tickets Tor the Trip 80 cents each, 10 be
had of HASklNS & LIBBY.
~ Music and Refreshments as usual.
P. S.-Those disposed 10 take pleasant Ex-
cursion down the River on Saturday, the 4ih, can
dn 81 by taking The steamboat ALICE that morn
inc al o'clock, and meet line Steamer CURTIS
PECK about jamestown, and return in her.
Passage Breakfast on the Alice. so cts.
Passage, Dinner on the Curtis Peck, so els.
Tplv
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of JuEy Excursion,

TO OLD POINT AND NOhFOLNi
VA PORT UALIWALL.
+ - h A Train OF Cars will leave the
49, ssS1::1 Depot oil The Richmond aid Peters
burg Railroad on the Fourth OF July next, n s.
A. NJ, for Por, Walhall. where the Steamer
AUGUSTA, Captain Mitchell, will be in readi-
ness 10 take passengers 10 Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort. Returning, she will leave Norfolk on
the morning of The 9Th, al 5, A. M, touch at Old
Point and reach Port Wallhall in time for pas
sengers to dine in Richmond
Dinner will be provided on board going down,
and breakfast returning.
Fare for the excursion, meals included, 81 3d.
For Tickets, apply 10 The agent at The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
lime 0Q-dtdlh July
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BARBOURsVILLE ACADEMY.

THE subscriber will open an Academy in the village
Of 3arboIrsvIle, Orange county, the lSt of hu-
Gust next, in which will be taught the Ancient Lam
euages Mathematics, and all the English branches
comprised in liberal education. In addition 10 the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise, alter
naely, in Composition and Defamation.
The year will be divided into Two sessions OF five
months and no scholar will be admitted for less than
half session.
The subscriber has employed as an assistant gradn
ate of one Of the first Colleges in New England, who
furnishes the highest testimonials of qualification and
Of character.
Parents who may patronse this School may rest as
sufed that pains will be spared 10 give proper d.
rcctnn To the mcrals Of their sons.
The subscriber will receive into his family rs board
ers, eight or ten young gentlemen.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
Board and Tuition, $50 %
Tuition in Languages and Mathematics, Is 90
Mathematics and English, II so
English, 10 on
R.tcrenets.-Jamcs b. Newman and =. ]. Barbour,
Esqs., Dr James l.. Jones' OF Orange county.
Address Barboursyille, Orange county, Va.
June 9-cliAug EDWD. J. WILLIS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Richmond, 4th June, 1916.

Richmond, 4th june, IcIb. J
PURSUANT 10 m order oflr County Court Of Hen :
l rico made On the lst OF June, 1916, IN The suit Of
Daye, &c, against Mayo, Sheriff, &C. the creditors 81
John Scrmces, deceased, the creditors OF Richard
Scruses deceased and The of Amelia SciurQs
deceased, who was the widow Of John scrnsss, de-
ceased hereby notified 10 produce before me- NJ my
ONCE III the city of Richmond, on The Isl day oi ai-
gust next their Claims against The said John Scrugas
Richard Scrnggs, aud Amelia Scrugss, acceascd, with
the evidence supper; thereof
JOS. ID. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
Lima
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NOTICE.

NOllGE.
+ HEREBY fo.cwarn all persons whatsoever from
trading for bond Of nine hundred and forty-four
dollars and sxty-eght cents executed by the Valley
Turnpike Company 10 M, and placed by me in The
hands of JJ. Faris & Co.. collateral security, on the
10th Of December, 1919. SAID J. J. Fari5 4 Go have
now no right whatever To said bond having long
since settled the debt for which il placed with
them security. and having in my hands the written
promise IF lIorg, Whiimore &lCo, the same hrm in
Scosvle dated lth OF last December, To return said
bond to me, hch promise have in vain urged The par
ties 10 periorm JOHN ROLLER.
~
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LOST.
T osT, between the Richmond and Frederieks,
/ 4 burg Depot and 4ih Street, Nine Diamond
RTeastpin. The finder will receive liberal re-
ward, i required, by leaving it at This ONCE
July 2-3ld%
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, near The Physic
Ia Springs in ire county az Buckin .iam. about The
first q. May. 1916; three NEGRO Men, HARRISON,
WOODSUN aaI JEFF HEY VIII pay the above re-
ward Tor said three Negroes ii taken out 81 the state
and delivered In me; one hundred dollars for either
al them II taken and delivered, fifty dollars for
each any Of them, IT taken IL the state Of Viz
gina and delivered To ne, Or secured IN jail, :" that
get them. HARRISON l. 4 muattn, nhaut SIX feet
high stout well made, and about twenty live years OF
ago. speaks L.iL i." -poksn 10: ~ .rarS r"narn-
bered positively: hut probably small ono above one
eye. WOODSDN il a black man, not quite so tall as
Harrison but about tn same no marks or scars re-
membered. JEFFREY is also black: about the same
height rs Harrison, and the II is possible
that these Negroes have hrrn Induced leave by
some white man. aud aided in getting 10 free State,
taken 10 the Snuth and disposed OF.
Il. Il. SMITH,
Execute, Of WilliamJ. Bergman, deceased
> Ina
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.ETTERS OF MARQUE.-We are inform
says the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette, that the
sident will in few days, eend message TO
lgress, recommending the issue of Letter OF
rQue Commissions. This is done in conse-
.are OF letter received by the Department,
n the U. S. Consul al Rio de Janeiro, in
ah il was stated that gang Of Buccaneers
e ahoat under The Mexican flag, on the sea.
ma; vicinity and had recently overhauled a
..-h- accol
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=. ya,ional In,elligencer says the fate OF The
~ .ill in he House is uncertain. The vote
-''' :, - ,assa at , o'clock on Thursday. The
$50 may moi take place Until Friday.
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NUTlNY.-The Revenue Gutter Madison,
n. Polk, brought up from Hampton Roads yes.
az. in irons, Jno. Cook, Chas. M. Layne, inc.
lips. Andrew Thompson, Jno. Deham, Will
u Mathews, and William Hamblin, seamen,
,nsins 20 barqne Stafford, Capt. Robson, re-
,ly cleared from this port for Hamburg
s>s men refusing to 10 their duty, and hav-
, used threatening language towards the Off
!, d; The barque, ard during the absence Of
captain, having attempted by force to over
r.r he male, the captain Instituted CON-
u, 10 the Collector Of the Customs, who
mmlv sent the Revenue Gutter down to the
. AMI brought up the above seamen as alrea-
stated i NmtcN Beacon, Jnne2.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


PURSUANT 10 an order Of the County Court Of Hen
rico made the Isl of JIne, 1886 in the suit Of Sar-
tin against Mayo Sheriff. &c the creditors Of Rebccca
Scruggs, deceased hereby notified 10 produce be-
FIRE me- my oMca, in the city Of Richmond, on The
Isl day of August next, their claims against the said
Rebecca Scrugcs deceased. with the evidence In sup
port thereof. JOS. d. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
fInr L-cMHNy
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely James "a. Lynch, Auct'r.
STOCKS Ar AncrInN

:, ~ &C sod on :Ionday Evening, July 9th,
per cent. Stock OF the Stale Of yi,o;nis O. snn
Of James River and Kanawha Bends. ~ shares Shares
of Manchester Cotton and Wool Manutac,nI;og
Stock, and 10 Shares Of the Richmond Fire !,
ISOLATION Stock. Terms cash.
JuIy3 JAS II TyNcJr