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M.DAME ACHILI.E.

L'ROM New York, will commence Ter lu:IIcn
J. in DANCING on Main Street, rex, door
above Seabrook's Apclhecary Store, on Satnlday,
25th April.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, from I'LL 5
o'clock P. NJ, Madame Achile will instruct tie
class of youths under twelve years OF age, and
from TO 7 O'clock the class Of yonng ladies' On
Saturdays, al half pas, 9 A. NJ he class ci
Young ladies', and youths under twelve.
The class for gentlemen Will meet al 6o'clo;k,
p. NJ, On Tuesdays Thu sdavs ana Saturdays.
Terms SIP ior twenty .iour lessons.
April 81
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y Unfortunate Poland has been crushed IN
her late attempt TO vindicale her national rights A
council Of war has found gully Of rebellion and Sc
dillon Bronls'as Dombrowski, The leader o, the
conspiracy" end his principal abeltoTs. Some OF
them were sentenced 10 be huug-and others ban.
ished to Siberia-a more horrid, because a living
death. The sentence was fnl6ed In front Of The
siladsl II Warsaw.
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COMBINED A1TRACrioNsI

CONFINED A1TRACTioN3l
A L ODD FELLOWS HALL Tor SIX n eh's
a only, (by Particular reqnest,) nc TO DO
RAMAS:-
L. CIpcihxion
2 Holy SePulche;
With 26 DlAPHANOUS PAINTINGS,
Comprising views of Cities AncierI Ruins,
Landscapes &c.
TO conclude with grand display Of SIX GRO
MATROSOPIC VIEWS.
u Admission oily p cents. Doors oren al I,
exhibition commencing at s, o'clock preclse'y
each evening. and on "Wednesday and Sainrtay
Afternoons. AT O'clock April 23-ci
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TINE subscriber has this day formed co-par;.
j nelship with MIR. MUNROE w. JONES
of Buckingham county. The business viii IN
future be conducted under The firm Of DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances
on produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
Gailego Mills. T.. H. L. DlBRELL.
Oc,. W-c2awly Feb. -
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Rgcmry lIa<iIan, 81 70,

TODACLO COMMISSION .NERt IN Ms
RIcliMo.D, Va
MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES IN T..
lSl hacco seat ITO their address. Office mex 20
Snochoe Warehouse, on 18Th Street
ApriI 23-tSclm
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GERS oFFlCE-D. PAINE
q.

M & CO.
For Thi: E'enins-seooa. 1900, 1000, lao, 900
50 Of 40U, &C 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Also the Dollar Lo.iery-s4,Ooo, 1000, COO, &c. !,
Eos, IL drawn. Ticse,s 81.
Draw Nos. nf Grand Consolidated, Class Is:
90 20 Al 6s IL 20 40 ~ 10 10 Go.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Glass 81:
"a S % So % 10 s. Is IS 25 ~ !.
Drawn Nos. tf Poksmoks, Glars 70:
IL is - 81 SO "a ~ IL 81 50 SO |.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware. GLASS; 81:
- 80 81 Is 81 81 43 IS 60 Is 26 IL q q.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke, Glass -:
10 9 ~ 10 y 9 IS is So 80 80.
Drawn Nos. OF delaware, Glass IS:
50 a5 ts - 81 - 80 10 10 ~ 81 N1.
April "a
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Friday Morning. April "a, 1916.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The contest in this city was warm one WIZ
Their we regard The cheat and dust OF Tue "ea,
,her or The exeriions Of the personal frIehos u
The two Wing candidates, Messrs. Joseph Mayo
and Henry l.. Brooke. A large number Q! oo'u
Whiss ard Democrats did not vote Mf. Mayo'
majority is 90. Truly, Mr.. Brooke, IKE me
area. Wing leader, Mr.. Clay, may complain q
The inera,i,ude Of HE Wing party Inc Vo'e
stood :-Ioserh Mayo 45Gi Henry 1. bfoo"e
367; Thomas r. Ellis.6.
Cam Ellis was no candidate, and protested
50 strongly against his Trends Young lut n', ,hs
,hey cas-, their votes for one or The other OIL 'he
Wb;r auditates, according olheir prediiectioi' !.
Capt. E is 50 excellent an Ulcer, and 50 soou .
Republican. that his sword" was enough loI all ou'
The above SIX obstinate ones"
HENRICO.
Richmond was again loo strong Tor US; ano
John A. Lancaster, Wing. is elected over Jonh
VI. Gregory, Dem, but BY probably reduced
majority. We have mol heard from The precinc's
which are Democratic. Lancaster's majority al
the Court House is pa.
HANOVER.
The Richmond Democrats did their iull duly
towards Hanover, and saved the native county
Of Henry Clay from Wing dominion. We have
no, heard positively from all The places OF cleo
ton, bu, We doubt not thai J. D. G. Brown, DE-
mocrai, is reelected.
AT half past 4 o'clock, at Taylorsvlle, the ma
jority Of Danacou (Whig) was 95-last veal
about 1885,
Browns reported majority at the Courthouse
al, P. NJ, 81, and al Neg:oloo 30.
Al Cod Harbor, close Of polls: Brown l4l
Darracotl37. For Senate Guerranl, Dem, l4l
Coleman, Wing 1877.
1 Denloa's, new and strong Democratic pre-
cinct, 10 hear from; also, The full vote from Ne
/ grolooI
No opposition, ofcourse, 10 Jno w. Jones, Dem
CAROLINE.
]. NJ. G. Dickinson Dem, reelected by
handsome vote over Wright Wing.
At2, P. M, the vote stood at The Court House
Dickinson sc; Wright 81. AT Golansvie
Dickinson lo5; Wright 49,
We commend 10 our readers The message o
the President, assigning his reasons for declinin!
10 comply with The call Of the Iouse for certain
confidential papers relating 10 disbursements on
CT the "secret service fund.-" All good citizen.
must approve Of The bold but disn;hed and prope
ATTITUDE Of Mr.. Polk upon this subject. He has eX
hlbi;ed determination 10 stand BY the laws anc
defend the true policy oflhe Government. Will,
we regret the necessity, from diplomatic motives
ofhaving such secret fund for special object:
OF Stale, all must admit that while the laws are
in existence, they should be strictly enforced
The National Inleisencer says:
"Havng taken occasion ourselves 10 dissent
from the rropriey Of The call for these papers, we
are gralfed, rot only al the Presidents determi
nation Ia refuse Them, but a. The force and clear
ness with which he has justified that decision =
We are corfden, thai his reasoning will he salts
i.atorv mi pnlv 10 the House bur 10 the pubiic >
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
FOR uARPERiS ILLUMINATED BIBLE
DRlNkER & MORRIS invite The subsciites
~ 10 this beautiful Bible 10 inspect The costly
Pretoria styles Q. binding jus, completed and ic-
ceived.
No. |, consists OF 10 Scripture views surround
ed with beautiful Egyptian and Persian bcrteI.
No2, Episcopal style.
A view of Trinity Church aud gothic win.
dow and altar represented in the Communion ser
vice. enclosed in rich scroll and emb!emaiic COZ
ner.
Nos, consists OF a pic nre Of The Transdgnra
lion on the Mount, and the children Of Is:..l ;ss
ing possession OF he Promised Land
As lie work is row near completion, We aCu't
suggest 10 all subscribers - have ,eii >el. ccn-
plcisd as early as possible, and call al o. Main
Street, and s,icci raie!n Tor binding.
April "a
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VITIRT'S LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY.
w Ills distinguished characteristic is his -
"He was preceded by none whom he initiate,
nor did any come after who could initiate hm
Revised edition, with headings 10 eac. chapter,
and such an arrangement OF he notes contained
in former editions, as 10 render he work suitable
for class book in academies aud schools. F.!
sale by A. g. PENDLETON,
April % No. l6, Main Sirte'.
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T F. WORDS OFFICE Ticket number.
y 80 SO Sc, worth 500, ia Leesburs LOTTERY,
Class IL sold by WORD.
Ticket, numbers 81 IS, worth 500, in Alex
sndria Lottery, Glass "a, extra, sold BY WORD.
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 25 prizes Of 1000. &C.,
for Saturday. $4,000 CAPITAL for I'd May.
Tickets )0-c be had at
April "a WORDS OFFICE.
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re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: AZ Court held for
Prince Edward county, the 18th day Of June, ieAo:
William boswell. Thomas boswell, Allen Philips and
Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly boswell, ana Morss
Taylor and Mary his wife, formerly DosweiI.
Henry N. Watkins and James Vaughan and Sally his
wife. Deiehaah,s.
The plaintiffs by their attorney, have this day hed
their BILL setting forth, that sum oil money feahs
In The hands of Henry n. Watkins, Esquire attorney
in suit under the style Of "lludson rs ifuasoh au.
nislra,or, formerly pending IN this Court; IN whch
suit there was final DECREE pronounced q; The Sepef
her TERM 1885, by the terms OF which the sara sum y.
money Is due TO John Law and Polly his VILE, Henry
King ard Judith his wife, Francis Vaughan ana magaa
line his wife, James Miller and Patsey nus wiie, uiu
Themas Moore aud Susanna his wife, VINO, loeetne1
with the plaintiffs and James Vaughan and sally ms
wife are supposed TO be the distributes ana heiss
law Of SALLY Mason deceased and that, at the time OF
the said decree, the said persons were aoson. io n
State of Virginia. and their residences Were
and that The plaintiffs and the said watkins hase snoe
the decree aforesaid made dgent enquiry as 70 lhsr
places OF abode and have been able TO ascertain INC
same on consideration whereof, and on the motion oil
the plaintiffs the Court doth adndse ORDER ana
that the said John Law and Polly his wife, henry hns
aud Judith his wife, Francis Vaughan ana magaaIsne
his wife, James Miller and Patsey his VIE, anu no
Moore and Susanna his wife, or theif desco
appear here the September term next, ana max .
themselves parties defendants in this cause, lha. lc
rights may be ascerianed; and II appearing by
tbry evidence, that the defendants, James vaughan an
Sally his WIFE, not inhabitants OF TINS CoHHon
wealth, the Court doth further ORDER that tiey also ~
pear here ut the next Sep;embc. term, and aps"e .o
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of these orders be lnsei.
once week for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and nat ano
Their copy herenf be posted at the front door Oh INC
Courthouse OF this county. A Copy-Teste,
June 30-ewew B. J. WORSHhh, u "
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from the Baltimore sun, July -.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT BRITAIN.

The new Mius.ry-A DISPOSITION to give it a
fair a!-Favorable STATE Of the Crops-No
change in Price Q. Couon-Money Marie;
easv-Fair demand iot Floor-Price declinca.
The arrival OF the steamship Gfea, Britain a
New York. yes:sTtsy, al O'clock A. NJ. was ie-
lcgraphed 10 this city Tor the Sun, and the sub
stance OF me uews pos.ss! or our Bulletin toaId
a, an eary hour yesterday morning. BY the
.eamboa, line last night, We received extras from
lbe New YORK sun and Tribune, and from the
Philadelphia Ledger, with 4 copy Of Wilmer 4
Smiths Times, from which we make additional
The Grea, Britain brought 81 passengers
Her news is three days later.
The markets appear 10 be firm as al last ad-
vices =. =.
Cambria, were 1900 bales. No change in pfi-
Flour vas selling 70, DIS. ard 23s. duty paid,
-" The money make. was easy. Stocks irm.
me cops in England and France look veil:
4 oisrosition is manifested Oh all sides 10 give
,he new ministry lair trial.
Mr.. Cobieu has addressed letter 10 his con
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a Valuable ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN

r AN anxious ts sell either portion or the whole OF
L my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, In the county
of Orange. This Estate ia esteemed by those who
know it. equal If not superior, TO any In this resion lis
assessed valuc is high any IN the county. This
Tract is supposed 10 contain about 6tO acres, and am
willing 10 sell either the whole, or 800 acres, without
the buildings IL divided, full proportion nf timber
could he allotted each part Adjoining this last $40
also 80 of very valuable iiHbrrtd
land :, hch can be had. The Two united would form
most desirable Farm Owing 10 the excessive dfon2ht
Of The mast Summer, my lands do not prtstn; tnrlr
usual growth OF grass yet their fine adaptation To gra-s
Ia all grain crops and 10 tobacco, We'll known IN ihS
vicinity There 30 Of tho richest 10" grounds,
and an one nat of this Gcposi;e from the nrrT sum
c.nt In al least 300 acres IL qualities have been
t-s,ed with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling On this Farm las been Construed b. hre, nut TIE
walls are sill, good, and can he FUZZY repaired nj cost
OF the price offered by an excellent woik-
man These walls are 81 feet ny 40 feet two story,
with an excellent cellar The oi wood work must
depend upon it's execution. The timber, however, IL
abundant on the land and there Two Saw Mills,
distant less than mile. The cortsuity Of these Saw
Mills Grsl Mills argn FIGURING Ail and flourish
ing Wooen Factory, must add essentially 10 The con-
venience and value Of this Estate. The location Ia
such that il be made pass way, md u paru-
Iiatly removed from nnnoyanccs OF all Kind he
river has been surveyed and company Is now form
ing with 1atering prospects OF opening nasiga-
tlon from this Farm fredericksburg and lis distance
from Gordonsvlle Depot Of Louisa Railroad is only II
miles The buildings now standing m excellent
Kitchen, with four rooms, n Meat House, DAIRY,
large Framed Stable Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses,
and necessary Negro Cabins. The Gaiden Is prodGc-
i've and the Yard beautiful, With an extensive noun
tain view My terms are ons-thfd cash, residue IN one
and two years, with or without interest, as may be
agreed between myself and the purchaser An un9ues
tionable Till. will be conveyed. ~
Orange Nav l2-cif G. q. MA'OH.
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s-s7s-7 . - = = = -
PATENT GLITTER.

THE Subscribers, living at Chapel lill North Caro-,
L lima, have lately purchased Of Charks s. GAYLORD
the right of his Patent Straw, Dat, Shuck and Corn
Stock Cutter, in the following States, viz: Virginia.
Tennessee North and South Carolina, Gorgia, Alaba-
ma, Mississippi and Arkansas. To this Patent, there
are Machines aliached-one called Sliding Cutter
the blade eight inches side, and pieices the
volume of straw in the centre is used AID worked by
hand and fed at the time; will fone buslrl OF
cat straw 10 the mnute-lle other ia called the Wheel
Machine; il has casroa wheel, that weighs eighty
pounds, ard works with more ease thannny aiachine
ever invented IL is worked and fed by the same per
son With ease and Will cut through volume OF straw
i've and half inches each way, and Gus with speed.
Both Machines Of SIMPLE constructions; The first
will cost from Ten To twelve dollars; lie other about
twenty dollars. We would say Ia all pe1ons who wish
speculate in County State Rights, or those wish
ing Machine that they had better tasea look at ours
before purchasing. We can say that evTy person who
has seen Machines. aud given an opnion. pronoun
them be the hest they have ever s,en. We shall
travel from county county, Throughout each State,
sell, unless we should make sale at home Early appl
cations desired. We will meet any person. wishing
to purchase County other Rights, any time mud
place. This Machine was patented the Sth November,
ls43. BARBEE & RYAN.
Iuiy l--r2y
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ND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY "A, 1916.

the subsequent acts Of Mr.. Polk as entirely in
coasonance with the extracts from his inaugural.
As we have before said he succeeded in exhibit
Ing clear tue on The part Of The United States 10
the country Of the Otegoh"-sucli title as, in
the absence OF any conflicting Interest, would have
united the entire population OF the United States
agains, The whole world. England, however,
had rights in Oregon; she asserted ii, and We
could not c6nroveTl the fact. Our tile was there
fore embarrassed by these British ''rishts;"
and 10 these 'rghls" the government OF En-
gland added an alleged title, in part, on
the ground Of discovery. These rights had
been heretofore recognized in the conven-
lion Tor the joint use Of The territory, and
by antecedent negotiation for partition OF il MIR.
Polk holding the title to The country Of Oregon,
with "a careful respect for The rigi.s Of other ma
ioas, processes line Of partition which is reject
cd. What then 7 England presents PROPOSE
tion and in exact accordance with The very lar
guage OF his inaugural, the President turns 20 the
constitutional means for FINAL action with refer
ence TO the subject which he has succeeded in
bringing TO an sSue-,he Senate 81! The United
States. We at loss 10 conceive anything
more honorable and consistent throughout than
The management CT this affair has been in the
hands OF The governments and il the Senate IN
their privacy, have been equally successful 10
The arrangement olthe terms Of the treaty, We IN
hcsitatingly congratulate the counl!y upon such
disposition OF The Oregon question as is IN all
respects compatible with the honor, Inc dignity,
and the honesty OF The United States"
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The Western Continent,

Is family newspaper, Published every Saturday in
i Baltimore, Mary and, aud devoted To The pTesciva-
on of the Union and the hes; interests OF the South;
OF no party in politics. but independent; continuing
the most novel aud pleasing literature, and inil rpi
tome Of NIL lie current news Though established but
little more than three months, II already has weekly
circulation ot FIVE cnr:Es-nGi;c snficc't
10 insure rs p.,anency. This number Is increased by
daily acc-ssops ii subscribers from all parts ol The
+.untry Spcc:men numbers, containing prospectus,
&C. are always sent zratclioisy To any one applying
BY letter. postpaid Tile terms of the paper are as i"-
lows:
For subscriber, 81 year in advance
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For clnh Of ten subscribers, sl5 ayear IN advance.
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To act as agents. and will he allowed handsome dis
count on any number of subscriptions obtained and for
warded by them Money may he RENTED TO the pub
fishers always their own risk and expense The bills
any Bank In any State received at their home
value. Address the Editors or Publishers.
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For Tie Enqutrer.


II is now absolutely certain, that William ).
Archer will be permitted 10 go into retirement at
The close OF his present term ct service IN the Sc
nate OF the United States, and that some able,
faithful. and efficient Democrat, will be elected 10
succeed him. In making choice OF man, il be-
comes us 10 select one who has al all times and
nnder all circumstances been faithful Ia The prin.
ciples OF the Democratic party-who has never
wayersd on The Bank, Tariff, Distribution, or any
other OF those great questions which nave been
The subjects OF fierce discussion for so long Pc
Rod between the Whg and Democratic parties.
W. have beep SO oilen decci. ed-our p,,no;rle-
e. ofieo sacrifced-and our party 50 often be-
,raved by men in whom we placed unlimited
con6terce that il behooves our irlenGs In he le-
r;si.,nre n scrutinize most closely the pubcacts
?. .b,ss whose names shall he presented Tor The
b;oh distraction; and il upcn such scrutiny, they
"a ,ba, The men before lhcm have hesiialed, or
,,.sroJ in their advocacy OF the principles which
ue "a party have proiessed and publicly MAIN
,,;ned let them be laid aside. We want true
man. Of SQUAD judgment, firm and 'nhe1ioie IN
nurpose, devo'ed TO our principles, ana who mas
The ability and independence 10 sland up ioF mem
whenever and wherever assilsd. In other words
~, ,rant inst another such man as Lsa0c S. PEN
nu,octer. who has been consistent Democrat
tr,m boyhood 10 The present time, without "rar,G-
I,epsss or staGor Of tsrntng."
Eii,ors Of newspapers and others, have ALREADY
nrcsrn,sd The names Of their iavorIies, ana are
p,g;no their claims TO the support OF the party
Ai5eady have the names Q! Hunter OF Essex,
Eaylv OF Accomac, Randolph ct alternate,
T Tn of Wheeling, Mcdowell OF Rock
bridge Dromgoolc of Brunswick, aud smith Of
Fauouier Tour present Governor) been presented,
and he friends Of each have been warmly urged
10 railg 10 their support. While all these are adj
mitedly gentlemen Of the hishes. crder oil intel
lAci this writer must be pardoned Tor saying, that
some Of them, a, less, have been any thing else
Than consistent Democrats, Sometimes IN union
with the Wings, and then again upon Inc other
side. Snch men are not the proper persons ior
,hc Senate. We want men who have not only
been consistent but we want men whose of'ho-
dorv has never been suspected.
Gorernor Smith is just The man we want. ne
has always been consistent and has ever bsen
orIentIy devoted 10 the principles q the party.
In all irving times he has cried alocd ana spateH
noI.-he ha sxsrsd himself with power, 10
d,slry and eloquencs, that have never been exec
led. In 1910 he traversed the STATE, and ny MS
eloquent appeals and unanswerao'e arguments =
succeeded in arousing MS connIrymen, ana 10
winning victory second 10 none ever achieved
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FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
,lslIIS Establishment 90 favoraiy known fo- The
raliv- qualities Of il water and The elegance and
comfort Of its accommodation, viii h+ opened for the
reception of visiers the j.; OF lnnc.
Ii l. situated fifty miles from Alexandria, iaf,: 1--we
miles from Fredericksburg, and twenty miles Fast of
the Blue Ridge in OF the most healthy ard deli hi-
full climates III Virginia.
The direction and management will be the same rs
heretofore, and the same attention paid 10 the comfort
and accommodation of their guests.
Lowers Of Music will find the Band unsurpassed.
The season, commencing the lst OF Juno, will end
the LIST Of October.
Board-S9 for one week; Sc per week for two weeks;
$50 per month"; $50 for the season. for more than one
day. 81 50 per days 50 for single meal; 25
for lodging Children under II years c age, and
wants, half price Horses so cents per day; per week
81 so; per month, s..
Tri,wcekly stages will run from Washington until the
lst OF July-after that time da,ly.
There viii be daily line Of stages from Fredcrcks
burg after tie Isl q; July. r.evions 10 which conveyan
ces will be furnished accommodating terms
nANL WARD, Agent.
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