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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Wellington soddin, Auc.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Y al II "a bile Real Estate

IN THE COUNTY OF FLUVANNA
. Y virtue OF decree If The Court Of HusIinos NJ
ID the cy 81 Richmond pronounced on The l6Ib
May loi6, in sui in chanceiy therein pending
styled Libby against Allegro" &C., the under,
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on MONDAY.
The 9th day OF July, 1916, al Fluvarna Court
House, (belng court day. he Tract of Land be-
longing 10 The Estate Of Wm. Allegro, deceased.
lyingo the Machnnk Creek, miles from Union
Mills about IA Southeast OF Charlottesville. and
containing, By a recent survey 2ai acres. About
one-lourlh OF The land is cleared ard under cult
va;ion, with small framed dwelling house on
1.-THE balance is in wcois and, Tor The size, said
10 he The best tmbered land IN The county. There
being two saw Mills in The ncishborhood il is
believed the purchaser could, in a short time,
pay for the land with The timber. The land is
well watered by several fine springs, while
branch OF the Machnnck Creek runs through H.
TERMs-One fourth in cash; balance in equal
instruments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months carrying interest from day Of sale; The
purchasers giving bonds, with approved personal
security for the credit payments OF the same and
title be withheld until The last instalment is paid
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY L. BROOKE,
w. G0DDIN,
july l1-c3t Commissioners.
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sporlE,asla7s Office.

MO 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lotiery, Class No. 70
II 80 81 IL e. 81 81 % 81 IS "a "A.
at WORTHAM'S
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
New Jersey State Lottery, Class66 Drawing
received per mail to-day Capitals: S2O,0u0,
5000, 500, 2i45 1000. 10 OF $50, 10 OF $50,
10 Of GOO 10 OF 200, 30 of $50. l55 OF 100, &c
rs numbers and ~ drawn. Tickets S5- shares
in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Delaware Stale Lottery, Class 81. Draw
ing comes per mail tomorrow. Capitals $4,000
dollars. G000, 5000, 1863, 5 Of 1000, OF 600,
10 OF 500, 10 Of $50, 90 OF 200 80 Of $50, 200
Of 100. &c. rs MIS-, and Is drawn. Tickets
S dolIars-shares in proportion.
Lotteries to he Drawn nj Alexandria Sooni
July 25.-Alexandria Lottery, Class %
s35 ae4. 10000. 5000, 5000, $500. 1868, 100
prizes Of 1000, 100 DISCO, &c. Tickets $40.
July 3O.-Ale1andria Lottery Glass No 80.
35 600, 5000, 5000, 5000, $500, ,ol7, loo OF
1000 &c. Tickets 10.
August s.-Alexaudria Lottery, Glass No 81.
D 600 $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000,
6O00 5I53 2 Of 1000, 5000. $500, Of 1000,
"a Of 600. so of 500, &c Tickets 10.
g5An orders confidential, and postage paid
ON ali sums of IS or more, al this Once, without
CHARGE. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
July 81 h'eh"ona va.
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ssy aniocs q Brother.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. UNDER DE
CREE 0E G0IrET

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT.
Df virtue Of a decree Of the Superior Cour, Of
ID Chancery, for the Richmond Circuit, dated
March 2ith, 1915, and June Eth, 1915, shall
(as special COMMISSIONER proceed 10 sell on
FRIDAY, July 3lst, al II o'clock, On The pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, The Real Estate in
the City Of Richmond, OF which Ann Laid died
seized, consisting OF House and Lot, on the
South side Of The Basin, known as The "Home
House." formerly occupied b. Thomas Ladd;
also, her interest in the Lumber House, now in
The occupancy Of ID. VI. Branch as Tobacco
Factory.
The interest in The Lumber House is one-ourh,
AMI il is believed The otter owners will soil at 4
reasonable price.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 deiray all costs and
charges balance in equal inslalmens, upon
credit Of one, two and three years; The purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds, with good security,
and lille Withheld until ihr purchase money be
fully paid, ami a conveyance directed By the
Ckancery Court.
NATHL. c. CRENSHAW, Comr.
e. Sale conducted hy INLoEs 4 BROTHER,
Auctloneefs. July >
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

,,,gE subscriber Offers for safe his FARM in the lower
| cna oi uenrico, containing nearly sir hundred
,rc about three hundred Of which open, and have
ss.n improved with mari and clover. There are about
.,n acres Of low ground, well reclaimed, the most Of
vh a ,s We'll sci IN timothy and herds grass. The
dazzling MS recently undo rgone thorough repair, and
i ,ficen;s large fut a small family-containing five
n M, h->ld-> ne b basement. The farm houses are
.u,h a aIe customary. The farm lies within four
u IL. mies of james river and eighteen of Rich
ma a. and presents Inducements inferior 10 none IN the
- MY wIhn the same distance of market AS no
an wI purchase without viewing the premises for
h. + fanher description Should not sell private be-
fe In, first day OF October, il will be offered OH that
Il, On the premises, TO the highest bidder.
G NJ. KEESEE.
Rr.rKE>cEs.-Benj Pollard. jr ESQ, G. b. Poindex-
,e 10 Messrs. r. J. West, Henry Jones, and James
" slnord. July 2t-cw,us
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL. IN SIATNT0N

FE1iIE next session of tbs school VII Commence on
the 18th II August, and terminate The 18th Of June
following The subscriber intends To loca.t his school
and residence Il short distance out II toxin, ~ delight
FIJI grove thus Itsrnting additional lniucemen 10
parrnIS aud guardians To pltr"ni-- him. The pupils
VIII be allowed 10 contract debts except IL The wtt-
|: request of pa!an; ana their packet money must
De placed III the hands Of the teacher, IL he discussed 10
them al his discretion, the wish 81 the parent No
prpi VIII be allowed IL board out Of tile family 9" the
subscriber, except with relation, and none will he Ia
ken for shorter time than ten months, without spe-
cial agreement.
TERMS-Fnr Board aud Tuition, per half session of
6ve months, $50, payable in advance.
H. Address the sn,scriber al Stanntnn post pad.
JnIy 7-c1aw5wS lawtr PIKE pDH EnS.
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FarInviIle. Prince Edward, Iuly 3-elot
BARROURSVILLE ACADEMY.

BARSDDRSViLLE ACADEh 1.
THE subscriber wi o,ca Academy ~ The village
i of Barhoursvir, Orange county, IN the LIT of An
gust next, in which VIII he Taught the Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics, aud all the English branches
comprised in n liberal education. In addition TO the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise, alter
natcly in Composition md Defamation
The wear will he divided into two sessions Of five
months and no scholar will be admitted for less than
half session.
The subscriber has employed rs an assistant gradu
ate of one Of the first Colleges IN New England, who
furnishes the highest testimonials of qualification and
of character.
Parents who may pa,ronse this School may rest as
sured that no pains will be spared TO give proper d.
rection to the morals Of their sons
The subscriber will receive into his family, as board
ers eight or ten young gentlemen.
Roa,d and Tuition. $50 90
,rn,;,n in 7 a n puages and Mathematics, Is 10
w.,hema,ics n nd English I2 so
English, !" w
References-James Is. Newman and d. J. Barbour,
Esqs., DIR. James l.. Jones' Of Orange county.
Address Barboursville, Orange county. va.
June 9-ct1Aug EDWD. >. !" ibLiS'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Excursion 10 Norfolk. old
Point. and the Rim Rams.

lHE NEW ANU HEAUTlFUL STEAMER. MARY
WASHINGTON, ACCOMPANIED ny THE CELE-
DRAFTED INDEPENDENT RLUES' BAND, OF
BALTIMORE
The most pleasant and cheapest Excursion crer If
}crcd 10 The Peopic Of Virginia.
S.E$S MARY WASHINGTON, Noah Fair
bank, Captain respectfully give notice,
that they have determined 10 make an Excursion from
fredericksburg TO Norfolk and Old Point, leaving Ere.
derlcksbnrg on SATURDAY MORNING, the 25,h Of
July at O'Clock, touching at all the Landings on the
River al her usual honl and thence Norfolk aud Did
Io'ni, where she will arrive early on Sunday morning.
The Mary Washington will then proceed her regular
trip TO Baltimore.
Returning she will call at Norfolk the ensuing Thurs
O'Clock, NJ, aud from henre proceed Ia the RapIs
hammock River and To Frrderickshng passing up lie
River on Friday, instead Of Thursday.
THIS trip offers inducements seldom met with. The
Sea Bathing al Old Point the Notifications ut that
Point and the Rip Raps the Navy Yard, at Gospori the
United States Vessels al The Naval Anchorage the tle-
CANT and spacious Recommendations of the Mary Wash
lngon, her In &c and airy State Rooms and fine Slrep
ing Apartments, all combine 10 render this "trip agrcea-
bic. The CELEBRATED INDEPENDENT BLUES,
BAND, of BALTIMORE, so long and favorahly known
as one of the first military bands in the country will
accompany The boat.
90 Passage and Fare far the round "trip, s..
Stale Rooms and Berths may be secured nj any time.
also, Passage Tickets, on application to the Clerk Of
the Boat.
The number of Tickets will be limited, and friends
and patrons may rely upon every thing being comfort
able and pleasant on board.
5. Nj. SHOEMAKER, Agent, Baltimore.
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PATENT CUTTER.

THE subscrbrrs living at Chapel Hill, North Caro-,
| lima have lately purchased OF Charles 3 Gaylord
the rpht Of his Patent Straw, Dat, Shuck and Corn
Stock Cutter In the following States, viz: virginia
Tennessee North and South Carolina, Georgia, aaba-
ma. mississippi and Arkansas. To this Patent, there
are two Machines attached-one called sildlne Culer;
the blade cuts eight inches side, and peicts the
Gamma of straw in the cen,re is used and worked by
hand, and fed the same timr; VIII cut one nnSe o
%, straw 10 the minmte-lhe other IL called Tie Nberi
Machine it has casliron wheel mat weighs e,Sh,s
mounds and works with more ease tfan any MacHne
avsr inven,ed II is worked and fed by the same per-
son with ease and will CIT through volume o. snso
Ave and half inches each way, and cu's WIN speen
Roth Machines are Of supple construction; TUE ,i's.
will cot from ten to twelve dollars; the olneI anGn.
twenty dollars. We would say TO all persons VINO WISH
TO speculate in County or Sale Rights, or 'nose "n,t
ing Machine that they had better take onk .. pui o
hefore INCREASING We can say that every person WHO
ba, seen our Machines, and given an opihioh p.u"uu
ces them 10 be the best they have ever S,,s :"
ravel from county TO county, throughout eacn Ste
sell unless we should make sale at home Enrs spP
caions are desirsd We will meet any person, Wishing
~ nnIcbase County or other Rights, at any time anu
nIace This Machine patented the 6ih Aoye,n4ef'
ls43. bhnDHD -
Ju,y 17-c3t
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FOR BALTIMORE ASp PHILADELPHIA.
TINE steamer "Columbus" Capt. Parrish, will
i receive any freight (olher than hhds.; a sui
fcient number Of them having been engaged this
rip) for the above places and leave The wharf TINS
afternoon al o'clock Passengers taken as usual.
July 81 HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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G.. EsUrrssSs's lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
VI n:~L,.onJ N:,r;n;,

I hICHIHUHNI, IISIIIId'
$4,000 Dollars in prizes oil 25.00Ol!
GraHs Consolidated Lottery, Glass 80, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, July 25, lo46, at Whining
ton, Del. rs Nos, II drawn. Grand Capitals:
Prizes of $4,000 dollars each, OF 10000, l.2i1,
5000, , OF 1000, , OF 1850, % OF 500, 20 Of
$50, % Of 1000, $50 OF $40, &c.-Tckets Sl2,
halves e; quarters ). a package Of % wnoie
tickets costs S27G warranted 10 draw i22 10
risk l53 G0-shaTes in proportion.
Orders for packages certificate OF packages
and single tickets ia all the Lotteries, advertised
~ Mcssrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdenialy attended 10, and The
drawings sent when requested, il addFessedlo
c. BURRUSS,
Inly Ii Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE

WILL be sold al auction, at the State AImo-
w rs, Richmond, on MONDAY, The 81 OF
August, commencing at III o'clock, A. NJ, a
large quantity OF condemned and unseryceable
Arms and Accoutremsnts.
Although these Arms are unfit Tor repair, there
after 10 be issued as seryiceahe, yet there are
many OF them suitable ior light purposes, and
especially Tor dill. To Volunteer Companies
DESTROYS Of preserving their serviceabIe arms
from The injury insepaTable from drills, this offers
arare chance, as sci can be had Tor bu, mere
uihe. Z. DlMMOCk,
Capt. Sup. Armory.
81. Wing requested 10 copy. July S-lds
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S Valuable EIssase
hLN..s!C
ORANGE IN
IN THE COUNTY OF
MARKET.

-
MARKET.
Al anx!cls In aell either 4 portion, The Whale nf
my land upon the RAPID Anne RIVER, ~ III" county
IT Orange. This Estate J. esteemed ~ those who
know t. equal If Superior u any ~ tn region: rs
assessed yaue l. hi.i a any IN IA. county. hi-
Tract IL SuppoSri contain about bN acres, and am
wilin. 10 sr either r whole or 3a0 ac!es. without
The buildings, Ii divided 4 inll proportion of timber
could lie allotted each part. AGjoinin: tins last 800
acres there are also o. of valuable ,nbereh
land hich can b. had. The TWO united, would form
a most desirable Farm. Owing ~ the excessive drought
Of The p,st summer, my lands do not present their
usual growth Of .ra-s set the. line adaptation 10 grass,
10 MI grain crops ana 10 tobacco. Is Wen known III this
vicinity. There 10 II The richest low grounds,
and on one part OF this depo,e from the river sut
cieni enrich least 20 acres IL qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling on this Farm has been consumed BY lre, but The
walls are still good. and c1n liz fully repaired a; cost
Of $50 the contract price offered y an excellent work
man. These walls are 81 fcrt 10y ~ ieei, two story,
with IN excellent rellar. The cc-t 81 wood work must
denand u,nn ia execution. The timber, however, is
ahnatan. IN the la;i and there are Two saw Mills,
distant less than one mile. The cnnguiiy 81 these saw
siils Two Grit Mills large foHfIng Nh and flourish
ing Hooeu Fac;a-, Rin>t adj essentially 10 The con-
venencc AMI value ot this Estate. Inc location -
such that il canBo; he made pass w1y and is peeu
liarly removed from annOyanres Of all kind The
river has been surveyed a::i coinpln; Is no" torn
ing with ;ia.-rnI prospects y! opening naviea-
non from this Farm Fredericksburg anu rs distance
from Gordonsville Depot OF LOUISA Railroad Is ony ~
mics The buildings no,v stsnding are an excellent
knchen wit, four rooms, Meat House. A Dairy 4
large Framed stable Barn, Gem ana ionafco Houses,
and necessary Negro Cab.n-. The GaIden IS prodCc-
tive and te Yard bcaIlsiui, w,tE an extensive noun
tain view sly terms are onr-third cash. residue 70 one
and Two years, with without interest, aS may he
agreed between myself aud :;r purchased An unIues
''' mranrs ~" Nav la~ctf G. C. MACON.
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STATIONS Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEENT TIL
~ STREET,
Lei allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRA1ToN's The man.
THE SECOND CAPITAL or $1,000 Sold!
Drawn Nos OF Leesbure No 81, July 10:
G6 SIS 70 as 81 50 36 II 81 % - - 40.
Ticket, Nos. rs 1S 81, The second Capital Of
$4,000, sold 10 two industrious citizens, and paid
by STRATTON.
N. b. Call a, STRATTON'S If you want
capitals.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, IS, July 20:
II 30 81 ~ 61 81 81 IS 81 80 81 II
Ticket Nos - 30 81, another Prize OF 500
sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. If Sussex, Extra, liz, July 90:
40 20 II 70 35 2 81 10 AZ So II 81 30
Tickle, Nos. , % 81, II 40 67, Two more Ca
pals sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, 81 july 20:
81 80 IA 10 AZ % 30 II Gi 81 10 % g.
JuIy2i
Schemes FOR the W.ch.
Dfawaag recetped crcyy dnp u "'ciock, +, "a.
10000 Dollsrs 5000 Dollars!
Tuesdav-New Jersey, No G6 Capitals
100000, 5000, $500 2ll5, 1000, 10 at / 800
10 Of 1850, 10 Of 1000 &c. rs Nos, II drawn.
Tlcke,s5: halvcs2 80; quarters %.
IS 900 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. Capitals :
I8 900 dollars, 5000 1000, l,7G3, Of 1000, 10
of 500, &c. IS Nos, and - drawn. Tickets >;
halves so; quarters 25
$4,000 Dollars! $500 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, No. r. Capitals
S25, 900, 800, 1000, 1000, Las 10 OF 800. 10
Of 1000, &c. 75 Nos Is drawn. Tickets 5 /;
halves 4; quarters :.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday Munongalia, No. 30. Capitals: 81,
600, | 900, 600, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
|; halves so CTS; quarters % cts.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, anddrawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
JuIv 2o Richmond, Va.
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'H'O Builders !!

PAINTS PAINTS PAINTS !
WINDOW GLASS, &c, ksE
WE offer 10 purchasers a large and complete
w stock OF
While Lead, Linseed Oil
Painters Colors, Paint Brushes
Copal Varnish Japan Vanish
Spirits Turpentine, Sand Paper
and all other articles necessary 10 house-pant-
ers coach-makers, and others. At low prices; and,
10 addition, We have constantly on hand very
large stock OF superior WINDOW GLASS, Of
"Winslow," "Mulica," and o'her brants-and
we are also prepared 10 receive orders for Red
ford Crown Glass" which we will procure 10 or
der, with The creates, possible dispatch.
DUvALL& PURCELL,
July20 Druggists l41 Main Street.
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NOTICE

7 HEREBY forewarn all persons whatsoever from
trading Cor a bond of nine hundred and TORY -our
doafs aud eight cents, executed by the saiey
Turnpike Company 10 me, and placed by me In the
hands ii IL Faris l. Co., rs collateral security, on the
l6,h OF December, 1913. SAID J. J. Fairs * Go have
now no raht whatever TO said bond, having Ion:
sncr settled the debt, for which il was placed WIN
them as security. and having in my hands the written
PROMISE of Hogg, Wuitmore &.Co, The same hFm ~
scotsville dated 10Th Of last December said
bond 10 me- which promise have in vain urged The par
fies 10 rer,orm JOHN ROLLER.
~.atx Aus
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have just seen man OF high standing and
great responsibility who has read letter receiv-
ed this morning from a Senator OF the United
States, which says that "on The final vote the Ia
riff dill will receive f,rsnfp-niae rates"
IN. Y. Correspondent Nat InteNigcncer
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{. AEiSl ..S \
MEDICAL. GALVANISM.

NEUTCAL GALVANISN.
ihe medical effects Of Galvanism are daily attracting
a''sas.d attention; and the most positive results de-
m'hsra,r us value in large number of complaints
ne' ale mostly al character beyond the reach CT or
,aary medical art, and il 10 therefore that this new
gent u recniarly worthy Of attention. Neuralgia, Tic
Von"uI, Nervous Headache Paralysis Apoplexy, Fits,
mag he traced 10 disordered state OF the Nervous
'Nem and are therefore under tina. class of diseases
which Ga'vanisn has heen ,onnd peculiarly benrfi-
=. Inc most approved mode OF application is by
ANS Of The Gavan:c Rings Belts Bracelets and Mag
nc Fluid oil Dr. Christie which are at once The most
- certain and efficient method al present known
ss articles are used with the perfec, convent
See and the great and beneficial influence thew eyert
aast be witnessed to be believed.
Tor further particulars, advertisement in another
n u thus paper Explanatory pamphlets NAV be had
AVS by application 10 the agents for this city Mrssrs
! VAL PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main 81, Rich
na va. July 81
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DR.. wIsrAR,s BALsAM OF WILD cHERRy

We Gu, the following from the Batavia Spirit of the
M-. q June "a. II clearly shows that Wistars Bal
Az, Wild Cherry has attained high reputation In
p A. a. well as in this city:
y.,y iAA OF WILD CHERRY.-This is one ofthe
Patent medicines Of the day which we can re-
Cog,.. with confidence to all who are affected with
10 a. .oos' or Consumption or who are predsposed
|.4o. complaint II has been used with consde-
az .,uss sn.sse oy many families in town, and In
m - Eses,.,.. mas mas produced highly beneficial ef
~. =, i,s, s e'efcymen, and almos, every class,
.,,v i ,.h, ~ on That Wis,ars Balssm Of Wild
cnr /" BE- found e'a i up :" be- the very best
\ Sass when nothing Rise will! N"ectons OF tho
5tsu. genuine without the written signature Of T.
-, fresh supply Of the above valuable Msd;.,,
H. NY on hand, and for sale by ''eu'e'no
GAYNoR 4 WOOD, Drusr,,.,.
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Arrest the Murderer!

IHO Dol l. 4 RS Il T. W 4 X ID !!
TIME above reward will he given for the apprehension
l Of WILLIAM cambridge EPES, The
widdie The said EPES was resident Of Dinwiddie
county is about forty years Of age about five feet ten
inches high of forid complexion, WIN blue eyes anu
ak auburn hair with high forehead and Of athletic
firm, slightly inclined to corpuency. He is reserved in
his manners and proud and naughty in his general de-
msanor lie is, without doubt, guilty OF one OF the most
atrocous murders ever committed. The Governor will
also offer reward for his apprehension ,,,
JOHN a. MUIR,
PETER BUiSSEAU.
paierahnrc Va Inly IL. l64G-ctf
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plGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Basemsn. Rooms, Eagle
ID Hotel, Richmond, Va.
s., ro.pay.-p,z.s: sa7, 900, 900, 5000, 3,OOO 2of
i.Y1 etc IS Nos, IL drawn. Wholes SO.
a,o-ss 900 co., 1896, OF $780, 10 of 400, etc. -
- * dawn Tickets 50 so. Sales close Ia the
nj halt past O'Clock this evening Prlzs lickets
- sale until that time al BlG6EkS orrlCE.
p S.-iicke,, Nos. 20 40 G6, Capital sold in draw
lop. ,.e-,vrd sunday. nv BIGGER.
JIM. u
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA. A.;
,,uE p,es;d-pt and Directors have declared divi-
dcnd Of half per cent cut 9, Inc pf1ai b
T, nhi.ct IN deduction OF quarter per cent
bonus to the State. +, pY.Ip casbier
July l0-c2w }. " D1"
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10 THE FARMERS or LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
TINE Undersigned being conveniently located
i in the brick Warehouse recently erected on
lie margin OF the Richmond Dock. offer their
services 10 the Farmers OF Lower Virginia and
North Carolina for the sale ci their crops Of
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
rsntion 10 this business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales OF Gram
will he the same as made in the Baltimore mafK-
el, viz-one cent per bushel. We have ahun-
dance Of room, and will sore Gram, when desi-
rable, on very moderate terms. .
JNO. A. LANCASTER & co.
Inrn 1S-g.a tynW
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In The nedical Department the IL Of the same
length IA The Academic seSsion-ninr mUn'iIs-w hich
enables the students complete curriculum nf studies
extensive tina; al any either Medical institutions III
the Unicn by attending only two lectures day. They
have. moreover, the advantage OF dairy rigid e.alI;i
tons The subjects discussed III the i.y Lectures.
The rxpcnscs If the Medical students The same
a. those Of other students, with The addition Of DIS
seeing icr Of 81. WM. :. KEMPEK,
Proctor ana Patron Of In University Of Virginia.
July li--cwtIsi Oct
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