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SANDS, SARSapapIrI.A

II From the generic name Of the spider tribe
(Texlorin) the word texture is derived; and the
web Of this insect was undoubtedly the first speci
men Of cearing which The world ever saw
Rude as The specimen may be considered, it is
as near an approach to the fabrics OF our looms.
as The crude remedies Of the early ages are 10
The triumphs OF modern pharmacy. In the days
of Hrpocrates root was dug at particular time
OF the moon, and alter being soaked in cold wa
ter, the fluid was Administered 10 The patient
Compare this powerless effusion with The happy
result of combination and concentration attained
in Sands Sarsaparilla. The detergent and tonic
of the most valuable of all roots, e1er
else through this preparation their most perfect
influence; and the consequence is that all disea-
ses Of the skin and other inleguments, as well as
those OF the flesh and glands (incuding scrofula)
yield readily, in almost every instance, 10 its Ell
fec,s.
nr Prepared and sold by A. n. 4 D. SANDS, Drug
gsts 100 Fulton street. corner OF William, New York.
Sold, aiso, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, aud by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle or
ak bottles for IS. Dec, 1886
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WORDS TO THINK ABOUT.-Tl is truly
unfortunate that many medical men, when they
are delugiDg in vain their suffering patients with
drugs, some Of which are known TO be violent poi
sons; while they are irrelrievably injuring one
organ in hopes OF relieving another and when in
many diseases they find ihsir best efforts Of no
avail should, by their influence, prevent the inva-
lid from having recourse 10 remedy which they
suppose is different from their own practice,
which they have not studied and therefore cannot
understand, and which, 10 say The very least does
not produce the slightest harm 10 the system, and
is so simple and so mild that a newborn babe
might, with perfect safety, be subjected 10 The ac-
lion.
For further particulars, advertisement in another
part of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application the agents for this city, Mcssrs
DUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, li7 Main 81, Rich
,noud Va Dec, 1886
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. Goddin, Auct'r.
TRUST SALE.


PURSUANT 10 The provisions OF Deed of
i Trust, bearing date on The 4ih day of No
vember 1916 and recorded in The Musings
Court OF The City OF Richmond, from John F.
Dentler TO the undersigned, shah proceed, OH
the premises, on SATURDAY, The l2,h day of
The present month al IL o'clock NJ, 10 sell, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
THAT certain loi, piece, or parcel Of Land, lying
and being in The city OF Richmond, across Shoe
koe Creek, in The rear OF The Laucasteran S. hool,
and North eastwardly OF that School, and on
which lot there is wooden house, and adjoins
the property OF Thomas Wheley Also, one
other Lot, adjoining The above named conveyed,
and on which Ihare IS also wooden house One
OF The above houses is rented 10 and occupied by
John s. Toler al Ibis time, and the other 10 Tree
man OF color"-s such being The description given
OF The said properly in The said deed OF uus.-
The life estate ot The said John +. Denr!er is
alone conveyed, and will be alone sold, in The
above mentioned property. shall sell only such
estate as is conveyed TO me, although | have no
doubt the title Of the said Denllcr Tor life in the
said properly is nnqueslionable.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, JR. Trustee.
AZ Sale to be conducted by
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct
Dec Odds
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nc. -, -. ,a !, n. c..,..,. 80.
i,n' . ny - wa ,,' - - Soy"o |o"'
p'u"u syrup VI '" 'y -, r.. ,e,e
, ihiLADtLrf'iA, Sept. oti' io1o.
DR. H. ~ NsE.-ueai ~ oe'nt '"I ienr'h o'
lime ahCleu WIN very voIehl cough, YIN PAIN W
my siue ahu pieas., o'enes. " ' '"ss' =,
bIeatn, loss OF apper' nigh sWeals, O., haue ','a'
Of various Iemeoies Mn,,n VIE n'gay
IN Tue papers, nnl s.au"as LEV ,s ne sio.enee
~ y ne when he na.nsysms Of consb,ny cane
rom ny ""s.,s 10. ~, 49,, - , ,d IL .s , 'ae
"P, , ~, ~ -. - -, - 49,, :. s..,,, 49, !, h,,J
-, 49,, ,u rcnmnnd Mod ~. ne ~ von, i.amno,n
sn's u",1 'v %,d Gn.', h,rh ;n.o,. h.,an ~
syiup :" 80, and .iI,,,. ~. .i,ncs NJ M. co a -
,, -, nan n nv IA. s,,snothen,d aud bsai no
lungs, &c continued The use Of ii, but now, thank.
10 God, and TO the effect OF yonr COMPOUND sfRUP
or NiLD ChEhhi ahi cufed, ana aple 70 pursue
my daily labors think IT an Invaluable medicine in
Coughs Colds ana Diseases oil the Lungs ana one mat
should be known 10 all afflicted IL persons would pur
chase the original and genuine article rs prepared ny
you, and not amper win the many spurious ana worth
less preparations which are attempted 10 be pa'med on
saving many valuable ives freely oiief inns state
ment LOT Tue oehe. y, n"ss ~ are sueI'ns ~ "as
LLEREi> lnoMas' III iosm ~,
Sir. Thomas case above alluded 10. was very Sc
we're one and his residence Ia within The reach Of all 20
hat any one can call and have the above snbsanliated
nv = personal interview BE careful, If you would br
Wild cbrmy except thai hearing The written signature
Of DR.. SWAYNE All Others are fictitious and coun-
trrf-it.
Cases Of CONSUMPTION which have hafH-d the
have been given up hopeless b, having recourse 10
and perseveiIng IN TINS uheluaieu Ieeoy' hsse ueeu
radically cured There are now in The hands Of the Pro-
pretor numerous cert.hea'es Of cures wien wnna a.
onish the credully Of ai', were .ney aae Known 70
the world. To those who ARE afflicted with any Of The
above Diseases we say give inns inedcihe TAR uai;
you will then be convinced this is no miserable COM
pound but safe and powerful Ieedy, ana tbat It's Gu
rative powers stand alone and uneqnaed by none.
DIR. Swaynes syrup Is The ohly true ana genuine AZ.
tcie OF villa Cherry before The public, and we would
say the afflicted always look Tor the written sigma
,ure..of Or. sWAYNE on each bottle before you pur-
I;ne. oddres,,d 10 Dr. Sravnc, Pdilodslpiia.
h,ur -, con,,l.ss victims of CoxsrsprIos,, blast
me breath.
All hail We stricken morals ere ye sleep the sleep Of
- deaih.
i" Whils there is life THERE'S hope'' for ynu-.Wld
Cherry can vet save,
Arise We oh arise ye from The margin oflhe grave;
,Tis aDr. Swayne's Wild Cherry" that viii save you
from the doom
or onsump,,on and its horrors from the winding sheet
and ,nmb
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

WlsrAa's BALsAMor WILD CHsRRY.-Where-
ever this medicine is introduced, il al once alta ms
that high reputation which il so richly deserves.
What can stop its sale, when on every hand can
be witnessed its wonderful cures2 The worst
cases OF Asthma, recent but dangerous Coughs,
land also those that are OF long SANDING Bron-
chilis and Consumption, Tin lis early sIages0 ale
always cured by this remarkable medicine.
Cincinnah Inquirer.
From the Nep Berlin Unon Star Dec. 81, ls45.
Dr.. WisTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
According 10 number Of recommendations IN
our possession, from doctors and other indivldu.
ais, and from knowledge of The benefits derived
from the use of it by some of our neigbbors, we
respeclfully recommend il 10 families. We have
made use Of The Balsam ourselves, and found that
ii produced such effects as recommended.
Be careful, and get the genuine DR.. Wisars Balsan
Of Wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed by !.
Butts. Address all orders Seth w. Fo~le, Boston,
Massachusetts,. For sale by
GAYNOR WOOD l. CO.,
Dec. 3 No. AZ Main Street, Richmond.
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By Last Evenings Mail.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-

Correspondence OF The Baltimore sun
WAsHINoToN, Dec. 2, 1876.
DETERMINATION TO PROSECUTE THE WAR
WITH ViGoR-THE APPOINTMENT OF SCOTT
AND STEWART-yERA CRUZ AND THE
CASTLE, &c.
The Administration, it seems is now deter
mined 10 prosecute the war with great vigor, and
TO invade Mexico on several points at once.
We have given The Mexicans and The world
proof Of our forbearance and moderationi so that
il we now adopt the severest measures, and infict
the heaviest chastisement on our foe, the conse-
ouences must be on his head, and on his alone.
The appointment of the heads OF the Army
and Navy, respectively, 10 The command in The
Gulf, canno, fail 10 produce moral as well as
physical effect. II gives assurance of our EAR
NEST, and the PRESTIGE (Which we see so much
paraded about in the Mexican press) attached
to THEIR names stands itself in lieu OF an army.
General Taylor, il is said, has himself request
ed the appointment OF Gen. Scott; on that score
therefore, there can be no difficulty Neither can
any officer in the navy object 10 beng command
ed by Commodore Stewart, who stands avowedly
at the head OF the navy, while some might object
10 serve under another commander. As long as
we have no admirals, our fleets must be COM
manded by senior captains but there is an addi-
tional reason for doing so when that captain en-
lows al the same time, The highest reputation Tor
skill and gallanlry.
Isuppose the object of the appointment OF Scott
and Stewart is 10 lake Vera Cruz and thai, for
this purpose, Scott and Stewart will not differ
materially in their plans from that suggested,
understand, some mOnlhs back, by The gallant
pool. The civ of Vera Cruz will be taken first,
and then the Castle, by successful bombardmen!
from land and sea. Between Vera Cruz and
| San Luis Polosi, probably before reaching Inc
| valley of The Lamarine we must expect pich-
ed battle, for which the Mexicans are assnredy
preparing, but the result OF which can hardly be
doubtful. After that battle We may look for peace
if a new revolution in MeYicodo not again change
the aspect OF things, and hasten an event which
cannot be long retarded. But i, will be we'll for
US not 10 be deceived or elated with vain hopes
of peace being thrown into our lap We must
fight for it, and do our own part, il we would
have the Me1icans come up TO our expectations.
We mus, not expect the Mexicans 10 tremble at
our bouled thunder; had they correct know
ledge OF our strength, they would not have waeed
war against us. They must see the lightning
and It's effects, before they will come down on
their marrow bones and sue for peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING Academy.

MIR GOODWIN respectfully informs the
lvl ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond, that he
has opened his Dancing Academy over Mr.. Le-
ander Woodson's store, 2 doors below The Elk.
change Bank, where he is prepared 10 teach
DANCING in all lis varieties. His present
class having its complement, he will open another
class, where he will teach WALKING, Colillons,
Polka, &C., &c. Days OF tuition, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, from 3 10 S o'clock, P. M, for
youngiladies and masters; from 8 TO 10 O'Clock,
P. NJ, for gentlemen.
TERMs-Sl0per quarter for "a lessons; private
lessons, $40 for IL lessons halt 10 be paid in ad-
vance.
u Mr.. Goodwin takes pleasure in announc-
ing TO the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond, that
his first Colllion Party this season will take place
al the Exchange Concert Room, on Wednesday
next, December 9Th. Doors open al 7o'clock
Dec 2=lw
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LOTTERIES.
Stratton,s Office.
MO. S, SOUTH FO UR TIE EN- TT
IN STREET..

IN STREET.
Let alllhe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STaATroN's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No n, Nov. 81
GO So 81 25 81 II 3 80 46 81 81 iG
Ticket Nos. 3 p 81 $1,000, All sold and
3" III 81 81 900 paid by
) IL So. 500 srRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria, No II. Nov. 25:
So 81 SO A 81 70 8 rs g. So 43 9 10 55.
Halt Ticket Nos 3 So, prize OF BOO, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, No az, Nov 9th:
81 70 80 II &c . AZ Sc IS 40 10 40
Half Ticket Nos. Is 80 Al, Capital sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. lOl:
November %
CT CO 40 81 81 81 SO "a GO 81 S 81 68 70.
Ticket Nos. 81 So 81, Capital, sold AMI
paid by SIRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, No. o,
November %:
sc 6I IS IA So 81 IL 81 SO - az Is AZ Al 40
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg Lottery, No. 81, No
vember 80:
SO Al SIS G 46 ID 50 &c 81 10 y IS l6 So.
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey. No. 95, Dec /:
9 IS so 40 26 So 5 81 IL 38 rs 81 70
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, No. 4s, Dec. p
46 81 25 10 SIS So 43 IA 76 81 90 So "a ~.
Tickets Nos ~ So SIS, and % "a IS, Two
more Capitals, sold and paid By sfRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK!
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Monongalia Lolery, No 40. Ca
plals: $1,000, 800, 100, 1000, 933, Of 400,
&c. IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves /,
quarters SO cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY-SusseY Lottery, Extra, No.
lO4. Capitals $4,000 1000, $40, &c, &c.
rs Nos, u drawn. Tickets 81; halves so
cents; quarters IS cents.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass P, for December
5, 1916. Capitals: / Of 10000, Of 10000,
OF 5000, l of 3l4O, of 1900 OF $500 of
Of 1900, so of 1000, &c, &c, &c rs Nos, ~
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Orders tor Packages Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly auendedlo, anddrawings sent whenre-
auested Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Nov 30 Richmond. Va.
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Negro Hiring.
TunAd A q II rrhTIn ELsDDn

OFFERS his services again 10 his friends and
" the public generally in hiring out Negroes
Tor the ensuing year, and collecting all claims
entrusted TO his care-also, renting out Houses,
and selling all kinds OF Produce. He takes this
method Of informing those who wish 10 employ
him, that il would be advisable TO inform him as
early as they can that he may have an opportuni-
ty Of getting good homes. He pledges himself
that every exerton shall be used 10 obtain good
prices and good homes, and hopes that an
share Of patronage.
Tr He will al all times be found al MessIs.
NJ & c. B. Hills Office, opposite Mcssrs. R.
H. Dickinson & Brother, Franklin Street, in
rear ofthe Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-cif
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To orr Country Friends.

HEEN g. co. lake great pleasure in stating
n TO their country customers, Ina, they are still
on hand, not with "a pocket iull of rocks" but
with The largest assortment oI clothing manuiac-
,ured expressly for The Virginia market; and We
think that the patronage we have received has
convinced The public that we do know what kind
of goods 10 make up lor virginians. Our stock
is now larger than we have ever had al This sea-
son, and we can and will sell al less prices than
any one else in the city, of The same quality of
goods. Once more we invite all who want bar
gains 10 call on KEEN g. CO, a; The Old Esab-
lshed Money Saving Institution, No. 102 Main
Street Nov. %
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d The Committees appointed to obtain sub
scIiplions for the Volunteers Tor Mexico are
earnestly reqne,ted 10 proceed and fill up their
lists. A meeting is TO be held to morrow oflhese
Committees, and il is hoped they will have called
on every citizen 10 subscribe. All who are dis
posed 10 subscribe, are desired TO call either al my
office, or al The Farmers Bank OF Virginia on
Mr.. Cook, or at Messrs. Drinker g. Morris's
where they can subscribe. Petersburg has raised
tpo thousand FIRE hundred dollars.
By order OF the Committee.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Chairman.
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore SUM-
Pau InrI puIA Dec 2 p M

FHILdUELFHIAi DeC. 2 . Iu
The United States brig Perry arrived here this
morning. under jury masts, being eighteen days
from Key West. She was, it will be remember
ed, driven on shore and dismasted of Key West
during the gale OF the lllh oil October, which
nearly destroyed that place She is 10 be repaired
and put in sailing trim with all despatch.
The Great Webster dinner is now being des-
patched al The spacious saloon OF the Museum
Building, which is filled 10 overflow. The gale
ries are crowded with The beauty and fashion oil
the city.
The weather 10 day has been damp and cloudy,
with an occasional fall OF rain. +.
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MEXICAN VOLUNTEERS.

There will be public meeting held al The Far
mers Hotel. in Manchester, on Saturday evening
next, al 7, P. NJ, for the purpose OF enrolling vo-
luneers. 10 form Company of Infantry, 10 con-
si,ute portion Of the Infantry Regiment of Vo-
lup,eers, according 10 the terms OF the proclama-
ton of the Governor Of Virginia, TO serve during
the existing war between The Uaitei States and
the Republic of Mexico, unless sooner discharged.
Addresses will be delivered by distinguished
gentlemen of the county and city Of Richmond
S. BASSETT FRENCH,
P. J. ARCHER,
]. T. WEISlGER,
Dec. 3 WIN. HANCOCK.
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P(IRJ.IC SALE

DY virtue Of decree pronounced on The lI,h day OF
ID November 1876, by the Superior Couu of Law and
Chancery III and for James cry tonnty aud The cy Of
Williams burg. in the suit Of John i James against Ro
bert G. Richardson, shall the lh day at January,
1871, that being Court day, sell 10 the highest bidder
before the Court house door Of James Cny county, The
small Tract of Land mentioned In saii decree con
tanning fifty eight acres, less md lying in said
county upon credit Of twelve months from The day Of
sale except So much thereof As III pay he costs Of
suit and executing this decree which will be for cas
the purchaser give bond and good security Tor that
part OF the purchase which IL upon credit. The ttls
will be retained until the purchase money shall have
be en- paid The lille Is believed good, but shall sell
only such title as is vested in me as Commissioner
Dec 4-cw4w RD. II. ARMlSTEAD, Com'r
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NEGRO SALE.

virtue Of decree az the County Court 81 Lnnen-
- burg for division between HE hcif- law OF An
derson Baety, deceased, shall ON MONDAY the i4th
day of December next, II Lunenbnfr Court House u
being Court day. proceed sell TO the highest bidder
eight likely Negroes, belonging 10 the Estate Of
the said A. Bagry, deceased, consisting Of Men, Wo
men, Boys and Girls. all young and very likely among
them first rate Blacksmith.
Traas-A credit OF twelve months will he given
Purchasers giving bonds with approved security.
Nov. o0-c3w Il. n. ALLEN, Commissioner.
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IAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER 3.
a RIVED.

ANN Ell,
Canal Boat Reality, w. V. Conner, with 59i
IN. produce, from New Market, TO Shepard &
Williamson, Jas. S. Penn, Robt. Gwathmey, Jas.
warwick, Peyton Johnston.
Boa, Jno. j. Brown, S. Johnson, with So tons
o.Juce from New Market and Hardwicksville,
g Warwick s. Barksdale, Deane Brown, A.
T Harris, T. L. & M. Beazley, Jones & Blair.
Boa, Star, T. P. Wright, with Sc tons produce,
rom Lynchburg, 10 B. Pey,on, Haxall, Bros. q
Boa, Abingdon, J. S. Wikerson, with Sc ions
produce, from Lynchburs and Scoltsville, 10 s
Jones Lee & Tinsley. B. Peyion, Warwick
& Barksdale, Henry Ludam g. Co., L. d. Cren-
shaw, Bros. g. Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Richmond, J. Donald, with Al tons mcze.,
iol Lynchburg.
Boat Ohio, S. Scott with 3sa tons mdze., for
Lyucheuts.
Boa, Texas, Geo Newberry, with II tons mdze.,
for Gainesville.
Boat Columbia, w. Scott, with 20 tons mdz..,
for Lynchburg
Boa, Thos NJ. Bondurant, S Guerrant, with
%. ions mdze, for Columbia and New Canton.
Boat Virginia, J. Rives, with l4i tons mdze.,
for Seot,sville.
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TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c.
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from William :
ID Richardson 10 The subscriber, dated The 9th day
OF June. 1916, and duly recorded in the office Of
Clerk of the County court Of Losa and for The puT
poses Of the said Trust shall proceed on SATURDAY
The 5ih day of December next If far IL mol, the
far day, Sunday excepted Al the Farm Of Andersen
Tary. in the county Of l.onisa, near the Tavern Of
james Harris Ia sell AT public 8ncron for cash. the
property and interests by the SAID deed conveyed. This
property and interest described In The said Deed
nne certain Steam Engine and Fixtures, now on The
land oil Anderson Tary, in the county Louisa; ana
all and his tthr sad Richardson share aud In
the firm and partnership of George w. Fishes
20 and in aud la al property and contracts, and m
Of and belonging To the said Company, of what
kind The subscriber acting IS Trustee, will only
convey the title vested IN him hy that Deed.
GEORGE FISHER,
Nov. I3--ctds Trustee
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w P. TURPIN's oFFICE.-The Capital
~ of $4,000 sold by TURPlN.

w :. lURPlN'S OFFlCE--Ihc Capital
Of $1,000 sold by TURPlN.
O'd~ins OF Sussex County Lottery, No. 49,:
drawn Nov. 2lst, 1916:
S o. s As So As 10 az a. Al 81 A.
II. 'eSe' Nos. % 81, The Capital of "a 900 in
''' ABOVE lottery, sold and paid BY TURPlN.
81 70 80 II 26 2 Al Sc is 40 10 40
Lo,, sSe' No'. 26 Sc 81, a Capital in The above
w SOLD and paid by TURPIN.
&c g. 81 No. Of Alexandria, Glass 4s. Dec L:
W., ~ % So 43 ID IS "a 60 So "a 10
and paid f ii lsses "A 81 SO, prize of $780, sold
prize Of SEQ sAs above; Ticket Nos AZ 46 s.
more snug pl ,vo and paid a, sight-making TWO
prizes IN one Lottery sold and paid by
Som.,,. TURPIN.
Lottery 1c;I Gig. New for To-day.-Monongalia
drawing re S,aSs 49, dawn in Alexandra, Va.
!als: ZOO ed deI BY This evenings mail Capt.
cu us, - drawn, Whole Tickets T bs ES 10
lhs, s svs. 33o.cens For sale until o'eiock by
Dec Lucky Prize Seller, TURPIN
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE.
First Palkei-to sail on tie 4A December.
~ The regular packer, barque Bachelor,
A2Capt. Hiram Horton, will positively sail as
above. For freight, cabin or Storage passage,
(having superior accommodations apply 10 The
Captain, on board, al Lud!ams wharf,
HASKINS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRlE, or
Nov. rs CHAS. 7. WORTRAM.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who can show diploma
"A from College Of good standing in the State and
asn trstimo Rals Of good moral character and who has
had some experience in teaching, wishes Ia procure 81
luaton teacher. lie Is we'll assured that he
give satisfaction 10 any who may wish employ him.
All letters directed 10 L. G. W., Wiikinsonve r. o.,
Chesterfield county, Va viii he thankfully received.
Nov I3-cff
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IMPORTANT ~ WOOD-CUIIERS.
WILL be sold At public auction, at New Kent Court
w House, on MONDAY. the 23d day of November,
1916 THAT being Court day. two hundred aud forty
acres OF WOOD LAND. lying in thr county of Now
Kent, adjoining The lands Of John Slater and others
about mite from the Chickshomlny River, where II
navcabe for vessels OF ir siz. usually employed IN
carrying wood THIS land Is covered principally with
Pine Timber OF superior quality. Persons wishing 10
engage III the cutting Of wood. or those in want Of
Pine Boards and Scanng. have rarely such oppor.
tunity Of obtaining Timber well suited for either
purpose.
TERxs-One half If The purchase money will be re-
CURED III cash, and the balance twelve monthsthe
purchaser executing bond with approved security the
credit portion. +. LIrTLEPAGE,
T. Il. LITTLEPaGE, Ase"~'
DC. 30-cw2wt
HJ POSTPONEMENT.-The subscribers, who 70.
eide In the county Of King William, hs wing lin conse.
quencc Of unavoidable detention nj Tho Ferry been
prevented from selling The above mentioned Land
the 23d November, will offer II for SALE Al The place
above advertised, on THURSDAY, The 10Th instant,
December that being New Kent Court day.
Z. LITTLEPAGE,
Dec. 4-cli. T. B. LITTLEPACE, heeh"'