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CHEAP, EXPEDITIONS & COMFORTABLE ROUTE
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
And Western States.

PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond
L daily at 8. A NJ, by the Northern cars 10
the Junction; thence, together with passengers
from the North, by the Louisa cars 10 Gordons-
vile 10 dine, and by coaches to Charlottesville,
by Up. M. Leave al 3, A. NJ, dine in Siam
ton, and 10 Cloverdale BY s. P. M. Leave al 3,
A. M, breakias, al the Warm Springs-passing
the Hot al 10, A. M.-dine al Callaghan's, and
arrive at the White Sulphur at 7, P. Nj. Here
lines diverge to all the different springs; and by
same line continuing westward arrive at the
Blue Sulphur at IL, A. NJ, next day, and Locust
Lane in the evening. Next day to Charleston
before night, and SIKH day at Guyandotte, on the
Ohio river, asre ii is nauigabLe at all seasons for
steamboats,,
SOUTHWEST.
The Wy,heville line leaves S,aunton on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at l, P. NJ, 10
Lexington same night; breakfast at the Natural
Bridge, and dine a, Fincaste next day; arrive a,
Salem in The evening, and at Wytheville the third
evening from Staunton, by s, P. M. Passengers
by this line for The Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs dine at The former, and arrive at the
later, on the evening of the 4th day from Rich
mond.
The Lynchburg stage leaves Charlottesville
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and
through in day.
The Orange and Cupeper c. H. stage leaves
Gordonsville on the arrival Of the cars from
Richmond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. THOS. SHARP,
June % Superintendent OF Transportation.
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BARROURsVIIL.E ACADEMY.

THE subscriber will open an Academy in the village
of Barbuursye, Orange county, On the Isl of Au
gust next, in which will he taught the Ancient Ian
euages, Mathematics, and all the English branches
comprised liberal education. In addition Ia the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise, ser
nately, ~ Composition and Defamation.
The year will he divided into two sessions of five
mcnths and scuiar will be admitted Tor less than
half session.
The subscriber has employed an assistant rradu.
ate of 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
sured that pains Will be spared to give proper d
recton To the morals of their sons.
The subscriber will receive into his faniiy, as board
ers, eight or ten young gentlemen
TERMS, PER SESSION.
Board and Tuition, $50 90
Tuition in Languages and Mathematics, IS 90
Mathematics and English, y 81
English, 10 on
observation-disclosures r. Newman and b. j. Barbour,
ESQs., Dr. James l.. Jones, Of Orange county.
Address Barbonrsville, Orange county. Va.
June 9-rtlAug EDWD. J. WILLIS.
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MORE EVIDENCES or THE POWER OF
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA

TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!
PHILADELPHIA, April /, 1915.
T HEREBY certify, that during the riots in
i Southwark, Of July last, owing 10 exposure
and fatigue in the performance OF military duly,
my health received severe shock. ln the latter
part Of August, all the symptoms Of Pulmonary
Consumption appeared. Al this Juncture | called
in my first physician, who attended me some
weeks without benefit, and Iold me diStincly that
he considered my disease deyond Mereaeh ~ dumaD
aid. He now ceased his viss-every symptom
getting worse; pain in The side and breast; diff
Guilty OF breahins raising blood; palpitalion CT
the hear; night sweals; hectic lever, &c; and
was 50 weak was unable 10 raise ifcm bed or
dress without assistance; cough rackinS and ylo-
lent, frequently causing me 10 bring up blood
now called in another physician, who at once
recommended The usc ot Thomson's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Napiha; and when
had got through the fourth bottle ] was able 10
dress myself and come down stairs without AS
sistance; and, BY the time had finished my
twelfth bottle my appetite and strength returned,
all the symptoms disappeared, and thedisease was
subdued; and, in common with thousands OF
others who have been cured by This medicine,
testify, that TO its wonderful powers alone owe
my restoration 10 health.
JAMES ANDREWS, PIT Catharne ST.
was called to attend in the above case, in the
secondary stage OF The disease. | found the pa
ient aboripg under complex disease oil the lungs
and liver. liberation Of The latter had taken
place; and by percussion, discovered an abscess
had formed in The right lung. The case being
apparently hopeless and beyond the reach OF the
usual treatment, | resolved at once on using
Thompsons Compound Syrup Of Tar aod Wood
Naplha, the virtues Of which had previously
tested, scarcely expecting il would reach case so
desperate. The result is cure the most extra
ordinary, hencetorth disrelling all doubts respect
ing the efficacy OF this excellent medicine in dis
eases Of the lungs and liver.
M CHAMBERS, M. D.
Philadelphia, April !, l5i5.
Prepared only BY s. P Thompson, North East
corner 9Th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, au-
thorized agents.
For sale in Richmond by DUvAL & PUR-
CELL, General Agents; in Petersburg By c. Cor
ling * Co; in Norfolk By NJ. A. Santos; in
Lynchburg by John II. Seay; in Fredericksburg
by Or. James Cooke and G.. II. Hunt; in Farm
vile by Dr. VIM. II. Chappell. June +
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EDUCATION.
CONCORD ACADEMY.


E,lIEnext session OF this Institution VIII commence
,hr FIRST Of July. NJ which time some OF THE stu
dents, having completed their Academic; course VIII
leave vacancies for others The couise of instruction
comprises The Languages and Sciences generally The
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics are
taught by The Principal in person.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages are
taught By Nj. Isdore Outlet native OF Pnris nnu an
experienced and distinguished teacher Of The Modern
Languages. The terms for Board and Tuition for the
Of five MONTHS will be $780, payable in advance
Communications addressed 10 the subscriber, and d.
recled 10 Concord Academy, Caroline County, Virginia,
will receive prompt attention.
r. w. COLEMAN, Principal.
IErrsrSck<:-Eon. John Y. Mason. Attorney Gene
raj; Or. Edward r Ssor,. Speaker Of The Senate OF
Virginia. Thomas J. Rardolph,' Ai.crar!e; Dr. ARMS
ead Cook NorialK William II. Taylor. Mount Any
Hon. James A. seldom 81 { DR.. Thomas Newton,
Mnrfok col. William r. Johnson. Petersburg; Wi
liam H. Harrison. Erandon: Capt. Thomas Ellis. Rich
mond; William e. Eiyes, Esq. AIhcnlarIe; Hon. TO
bert VI. L. Hunter, -. C Rich; Rev. Nicholas tobbs,
D. D., Alnhama Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Richntd Baylor, ESQ.,. Ess-x; William 4. Gibbons,
Esq, New Jersey; Robert c. Standard, Esq, Rich
mond; Gen. Bernard Pcyton Richmond; William NJ.
HARRISON. Esq, Richmond; Hon. Iho's II Bayy VI. &.
Gentlemen who either have had or who al present
have sons or wards al this Institution.
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POWhatan House.

n c II ~ o Nd, VIRG GINA.
THE SUMNER TRAVEL having common
l. ced, the subscriber would invite the alien
ton of families and others visiting Richmond TO
this popular Hotel.
The admirable location OF the Powhatan
House, and the order and quiet with which ii is
conducted have often been remarked by vsiters.
Elevated and unincumbered by other houses, ii
commands beautiful view of The Capitol Square,
public buildings and surrounding scenery, and is
very convenient 10 the diftercn, Depols and Boat
Landings,
In The management of the house, the subscriber
is assisted by Mr.. JAS. G. BLAkEY, tromcrly
of Orange O.. House, we'll known TO the public
as polite and accommodating gentleman, and
an efficient Hotel keeper.
CHS. L. DlBRELL, Proprietor,
Inne E-dhf.Gcff
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BOTETOURT SPRINGS SEMINARY.
rfNIIS institution under thu direction Of Charles l.
I Cooke, a Pnncilia, and &. W. lsiwich a assist
ant teacher The aae Department, and Mrs. Iritwich
III the Female Department, Will be- opened July Isl.
The course Of study VIII be a. follows:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic and Modern History.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
LaIIs MISUNDERSTANDING, Reader, Cesar, Sal
lust, Virgil, Cicero's oraiions, Horace and LIyy.
GREEK MISUNDERSTANDING, Reader, Testament
XenophOn's Anabass and Homer.
MATHEMATICS AsD PHILOSOPHY Algebra, Plain and
Solid Geometry, Surveying, Plain and Spherical Trso.
nymetry and Analytics, Olmstead'5 Philosophy, and
jones' Chemistry.
The session will commence on the Isl of July, and
close the lst Of May ensuing. Students are equest-
ed be- present the first day Of the session. Is exer-
cses Will commence on that day.
TERMS.
For the session Of ten monhs-Board, including diet,
fuel, light, washing and servants hire, S.G
Tuition in The Primary Department, 20
do Academic Department, 50
Payments 10 be made As follows: Onc-thirh OF The
whole amount on the l., Of July, on Tie Isl OF
January, and the remainder al the close OF the session
Il will be- observed that changes have been made IN
the sessions as well as the terms Of board. inns mas
been done because past experience teaches tha oinrf
arrangements Objectionable. Suitable books may
be obtained at the Institution on favorable terms.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
regard Mr.. L. l. Cooke rs emnently calculated 10
manage such an Institution that To which lie Is now
called. As stewart he IS accommodating, a. teacher
dgent, a discplinarian firm, rs man OF business
prompt and az member of The church active and use
ful Nest cordially do commend his enterprise to The
patronage Of the community, and most sincerely wish
II SUCCESS X. RYLAND,
June q, 1916. President Richmond College.
II with very great pleasure that express my entire
and cordial III the above testimonial 10 the
merits, abilities, and character If Mr. t,ocke.
GEO. FREDERICK HOLMES,
Prof. Of Ancient I.angua: -, Richmond College.
LIMA L. fIAfI
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HI d v u h s
No. II,
MAIN es43 I L,
~ Virginia.

w HERE may be found, at all times, COM
w peie and tasteful assortment VI HATS, Of
the following kinds:
BEAVER, PLAIN RUSSIA, LEGHORN,
BRUSH CASHMERE, SPORTING,
MOLESkIN, PANAMA, WOOL, and
NuTRIA, OREGON, GLAZED.
Also, Gcntlemen's and Youths Opera Lon
don, Spring, Guard, Navy, Velvet Bands, Fancy
Top and Octagon Cloth Caps; fine Oil Silk Caps;
Infants Velvel Turbans, and Fur Caps OF all
qualities.
Persons in wan, OF any Of the above articles
are respectfully requested to give me call, as
promise to sell them al the lowest prices, either al
wholesale or retail.
ID. HOOVER, No. II, Main street.
lime %
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LAND AGENCY I'm TEXAS.

LAND AGENCl I'm lEAA0.
THE subscriber, having, during residence
OF nine or ten years in Texas, been connected
with the land Offices thereof and having acted as
the agent of his friends in the United States, in
purchasing, selling, holding, paying taxes upon,
and giving a general superintendence to their
lands in Texas respectfully offers his services TO
such other persons abroad as may wish to engage
them.
REFERENCES:
His exceency Arson Jones, Gen. Sam. Hons
ton, General T. ]. Rusk, Gen. P. J. Henderson,
Col James Love, Col. James Riley, Hon. D. 5.
Kaufman, Texian Charge d. Affaires, Wash
ingon city, Matthew ST. Clair Clark, do, King
man g. Co., do, Gen. c. F. Mercer, and the Tex
ian Consuls abroad
Many forteitures are about to accrue, from
failure 10 pay taxes; many claims otherwise good,
will be barred by adverse possession Of three
years-that being the limitations many titles of
lands conveyed in the United States, cannot be
admitted 10 record in Texas for want Of proper
authorization. Owing to some one or other Of
these causes, the best lands are in condition to
be lost.
Having made il my business TO become ac-
auainted with all the laws relating to titles, and
being determined to attend diligently TO all claims
confded TO me, require, in all cases, an advance
in cash, sufficient 10 cover expenses of inyesiga-
tion When that shall be done, am willing 10
take contingent interest in the lands for a'ien-
lion and services. ROBERT D. JOHNSON.
Galveston, March l0-awtf
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Fourth Of July Excursion,
To Old PUNT AND NORtOLh,
nnnu, SY,IyayT

VA PORT LTHALL.
- d A Train OF Cars will leave the
Depot OF The Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad on the Fourth Of July next, at 8,
A. M, for Port Walthall, 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 5,h, a, S, A. NJ, touch a, Old
Point, aud reach Port Walhall in time for pas
sensers 10 dine in Richmond.
Dinner will be provided on board going down,
and breakfast returning.
Fare for the excursion, meals included. 81 SD.
For Tickets, apply TO The agent at The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
June 29-d4thJuy
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commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues The business here
i lofore conducted by Mnse & Russell, on his
own account, and under The same style and firm,
and solic,ts the patronage Of his friends and ac-
quainlances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion Of Mississippi, assuring them oil
strict attention their interests, and all the bene-
fit OF ten years experience in selling The staple oil
our State. COLLIER II. MlNGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II Refers to: Gen. John Fl. Cooke, Edmund
Ruilin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minse,
and n. c. Randolph. Virginia.
mil Ol-dScGnn
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MISCELLANEOUS
old Point Comfort.

THE subscriber having taken the convenient
i two-slory Dwelling nearest the Landing Of
the Baltimore. Steamboats,, al Old Point Comfort
is prepared TO accommodate a limited number
of Boardcrs and transient visiters who may Ia
vor him with their patronage this season. De-
,erminei 10 spare no pains 10 render the stay OF
his guests, while at this delightful watering
as agreeable as possible-and intending to be rea-
sonable in his charges, and relying on the preie-
renee which many have for comparative retire.
men', he expects, as he hopes TO deserve, share
of the public patronage.
June 2-3awlm WILLIAM M. TABB.
II Richmond Wing will please copy three
times week for one month
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WE have just opened beautiful lot of Miles
w handsome Dress Boois-ibey are some
thing extra-for sale by
'"'"s PUTNEY & WATTS,
Ladies' Shoes OF every description, wholesale
and retail. 'unsi'
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HAVE YOU SEEN DICK?

HAVE YOU SEEN UICkT
cz55H STRAYED from my house, near the
corner Of Canal and Fifth Streets a brin.
die and white COW. Her ears are very ragged,
having been Torn by dogs. The tips of her horns
are sawed of, and her horns set very wide apart,
giving her somewhat bully appearance about
The head. A suitable reward will be paid for her
return, or for information which will enable me
TO get her. N. M. MARTIN.
Time 81
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Tickets sI2; halves 6; quarters }. package of IS
Whoies costs S216 warranted 10 draw ID 40; risk
1853 60-shares IN propnrtl0n.
Persons ordering by The package in any OF the above
can deduct the price of three tickets have every day
from 10 20 dollars, aud when remittance Is
made 10 me, large small will always invest IN The
most popular Lotteries hsni. The drawings sent,
when requested, Ia all who order from mr.. The cash
al Capitals he had, usual, al sight. On al
letters enclosing cash prize tickets the postage ieeu
b- paid The tickets in the above Lotteries are "a
ceved and all orders addressed LUCK meet The most
prompt and confidential Persons from The
country, visiting the city, should bear in mind that all
prizes are In the hands Of LUCK.
June 81 {. Is. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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Tickets $40, halves G, quarters 3.
package OF 26 Wholes costs S276; warranted To
draw 1872 40; risk I53 6o-shares in proportion.
Sr Remember In purchasing by the package we al
ways give in three tickets.
or We have every day Lotteries from ! TO $40, and
when a remittance Is made To us, large small, we
will always invest In the most popular Lotteries on
hand The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all
who order from US The cash for all Capitals can he
had ms usual nj sight On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need not be paid The
Tickets i'm The above Lotteries are received, and all u :
drrs addressed TO Us will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE Il CO.,
r,,e % Managers Richmond, Virginia
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C. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
ry,r5 S~Lru.. f,y mr. An TyfU

" Richmond, virginia.
Grand Scheme to5 the An .July.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 TO be
drawn on Saturday July 4h lS46, AT Whining
ton, DEL 10 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
so, 600 dollars, 10000 10000, 5000, 5000, 1904,
40 OF 1000, 40 OF 500, 100 Of 400, &c. Whole
Tickets IL; halves &; quarters ). A package Of
wholes costs 1916; warranted TO draw 1872 so;
risk l43 40; shares in proportion.
10000 Dollarsl lOOOO!l $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %, to be
drawn on Saturday, July II, 1916, at Whining
ton, Del. rs Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
| Prize Of 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
2,70O, 10 OF 1900, 10 Of 600, 10 Of 400, &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so. A ceri-
fcate of Wholes costs S92 so; halves 4G 25;
quarters % IL.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdenlialy attended 10, and the
drawings sent when requested, if addressedto
C. BURRUSS,
June 80 Richmond, Va.
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Eclectic Medical School.

THE subscribers will deliver course OF Lee
i lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon The
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice of Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next, and closing on The last Saturday in March
following
The course will embrace Anatomy Physoo-
gy. Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice o.
Medicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women
and Children, Therapeutics, Materia Me.iica
Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medical Botany, and Fo-
rensic Medicine. Cost OF the entire Course only
$50 Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one OF
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful, and especial
attention will be paid 10 Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, OF all kinds, will be per-
formed during the Course gratui'ousy, by Dr.
Kenwerly. .,
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either Of the subscribers, post paid
HENRY NJ. PRICE, NJ. D.
C. J. kENWERTLY, NJ. D.
Petersburg, Va, May s-wtNov.l
r LIVERPOOL FINE AND GROUND
L. ALUM SALT.-3,000 sacks Liverpool
Blown Sail.
1000 sacks Ground Alum Salt.
Cargo of ship Macedonia" from Liverpool
For sale by JNO. A. LANCASTER q GO.
June l6-w6w
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TO THE FARMERS OF LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.

VFHE undersigned being conveniently located
j in the brick Warehouse recently erected on
the margin OF the Richmond Dock offer their
services 10 the Farmers oil Lower Virginia and
North Carolina for the sale Of their crops OF
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
tention 10 this business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales of Grain,
will Be the same as made in the Baltimore mark
ct, viz-one cent per bushel. We have abun-
dance of room, and will store Grain, when desi-
rable, on very moderate terms.
JNO. A. LANCASTER g. co.
J,.o 2,,mSa,
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CHARLES COOKE.


GOOD FARM, &c, FOR SALE.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10 me on the
ID sl day If Drceinber, lcf5, by Eliza SHELTON, and
record in the Clerks Office Of the County Court #
Hanover, shall sell, on the premises, on MONDAY.
the 9TH of July, 1916, ii fair, II NOT the next IaIr day
thereafter 10 the highest bidder, the Tract Of Land on
which the said Eliza Shelton now resides, IN the said
county of Hanover, containing one hundred and any
acres--u,ore ess-adjoinins the lands OF Messrs.
John Gibson John King. and others, and ying mmt d.
atcy the road leading from tile Old Church u Rich
mond, and distant from the latter place eleven miles
Also 1--WE Feather Beds Horse, TWO head Of Cattle
eight Hogs, and all the Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, and Farming Implements of every KIND, IN III.
possessio OF the SAID Eliza skeon, conveyed by sai
deed.
The above described Land has on il n new Dwelling
House, with live rooms, Kitchen, Corn House and
Stable, Ice House well III the yard, aud young
Orchard Of chnice fruits.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on the
day Of sale. WIN. i. II. POLLARD.
l1-ctds
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.
nN The I0ih day of June neA viii offer for sale,
~ public auction, my Estate IN Nelson county, one Of
the valuable properties IN that region Of country.
IL j. situated i've miles below the Cont House, aud
eight miles above New Market, an the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9lil acres more than hall
of which is in wood remarkably well tlmbrred, aud
very large portion Of IL rs fine Tobacco land any IN
that part of the country. Most of the cleared land
q good state of cultivation having been improved by
the use of plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being
level could he desired, with not my acres the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred Of Creek and Branch Hats,
most Of which highly improved, (baylng been kept
up tobacco lots capable Of being converted into
oatercd meadow. The y hole land IS well enclosed, IN
good state of cultvatinns susceptible Of division
into three -four farms rach-Meii supplied with TIM
her aud abcnnding with fine springs OF running water.
The improvements consist of an Oversetrs House foEF
ronns Negro Cabins, sufficient for The accommodation
Of forty slaves; Granary, with TbTeshine Machine
attached: Cribs Stables aud Tobacco Barns, sufficient
10 cure 1000 pounds Tobacco. | will also sell, II.
same time and place. upwards Of twenty likely Negroes,
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock q.
Horses Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c. together with good
assortment of Farming Implements. Terms for the
desiros in The mean iime of having further par
tcuIars, can address NE, Mr.. William Gordon, at
SCOTS Ferry, hbemarle county.
March 9-ctds CHARLES COOKE.
a>T POSTPOSEMEST.-AsI shall be unavoldably
absent from Virginia on the day above named am
compelled postpone the sale Of this property for
monil-say To WEDNESDAY, 9Th day oil July, 1916
not, The fair day. should rot have return
ed shall empower Mr.. WIN. Gordon 10 act for me IN
every respect n though were personally present.
NAV 29-ctds on. COOKE.