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- Prizes oil Q, Ill., iuu Ol iiuVo, ~ VI oou ~ vi
500, &c. &c.-amountiag 10 over one million Of
dollars. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
lers 5. A package OF % whole Tickets will cost
$500; less the price Of Tickets, $50; which We
warrant 10 draw back S23;s; cost OF d certificate
S-222-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS in 6 prizes Of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lo:.ery Glass No. l. 10
be drawn on Saturday, January 9th. 1916. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals Is prizes Of
$4,000 zach, OFFS 900, $500, $500, 800 100,
1000, 500, 100, ,alo, 100, 20 Of looO, so Of
100, 200 Of 200 81, &c. Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters 80.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 20 dol
lars and when a remittance is made 10 rs, large
or small, We will always invest in the most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand
u Persons or iering BY the package in any Of
The above can deduct the price Of three Tickets
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address f. RUSSELL. BIGGER & co.
The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all who
order from US. T. r. b. & CO.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
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DISSOLUTION.
ENf1Econcernu lLONDON, IIJLLINGH1H
l. {. DPEIJRYis this dav dissolved by mu-
lual consent The name of the concern will be
used only in liquidation gifts affairs. Those ha-
wing claims against MS will present them for pay
ment, and those Indebted TO MS are requested 10
come forward and make immediate payment, as
we are anxious 10 close the business as specify
as possible. JOHN J. LONDON,
J. WILLINGHAM
Jan A. II DREVRY
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AUCTION SAILS.
Ely Esili - s:siiasersv.
Two NEGRO Aii..N

VIII Re sold by u This Morning, a,a. O'clock.
'wo likely Negro Men, 20 and - yeas OF, 10th
good farm hands.
HILL & TAI.lAFERnO, Auc,'fs.
IAN
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SEVEN NEGnOES

will sell, On MONDAY, i:,;h Instant, seven
Negroes, VIZ: Men 30, -, !? and L. yeals DID,
and 9 Women, IS, 20 a,:c 81 years old
az Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock.
Pv order 81 the Trustees
Jan THOS. III. TAL!AtER2O. Acet.
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Esy ThoI..as Ea. g'aiEatsyro.

FIFTEEN NEGROES
| will sell This Morning F.:een Ncsroc--
Men, Boys and Girls.
TtIOs, Ii. TALlAFERRo.
Jan. Q Aucioneer
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ECNaIE SCHOOL.

rI,IE subscriber informs The prbc that Miss susanah
T. Pacaud will reopen her School ;or Young Ladies'
NJ INV house on The 18th OF next month, Mount Plea
SAINT s miles South Of Powhaan Court House. Board
and Tuition for The English branches, for 10 months.
sl0n for Music, with the use OF Piano, si0 for Fene
sI0 No deduction made except for sickness.
Dec 3o-e5.- STEPHEN c. ANDERSON,
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Grand Exhibition

OF THE PICTURE OF THE DECLA-
~ RATION OF INDEPENDENCE with
Figures as large as life, painted on 900 yards
of canvass, by that celebrated artist, Mr.. p.
GRAIN, This Evening, at Inc THEATRE.
Lectures on the subject by eminent Professors.
Ian Oh
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
y IVITfIt TH"'Ft'tFi IT. P7VT '1''''''''' = =
iels, anil particularly 10 ManEtaffHrtfs.
SUPERIOR
Boiled and lnbOItcd Meal.

- 49,
TIME proprielors OH The Valley Mill, formerly
i "CarIinglons," would respectfully call The
attention of all persons using Meal 10 The very
superior article Of Boiled and Unbolled, which
they are always prepared 10 furnish in any guam
titles, and unsurpassed BY any other offered in
this market; the proof oil which is only!o be known
by trial OF the same or reference 10 the several
hundred customers they are regularly supplying
in the city. Those hcing supplied with cur Meal,
are informed that we give lawful measure by
weight, which is seldom Obtained in purchasing
from carts &c; and The article furnished BY us is
ground from the best Corn to be had, as we pledge
to nse no other
Persons wishing 10 be supplied with either
quality of the above Meal, will please leave
their orders al "Nn 43, west Main street, Hyne-
mans Dry Goods SloIe," with the quantity want.
ed place of residence, &C., and The same will
he pnnclually delivered any day throughout The
week.
Tobacco and other Manufacturers will find it
greatly TO their interest in giving us their patron
age VICTOR y HfNEMAN.
Jan S.-3t
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Jan. 6--c2awtd
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HoYT'S PRIZE OfFICE.-Drawing of ieesburs
L Lottery, Class No. !:
"A "a 49, -1lD

Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class No 4:
81 l3 IL - 81 4s Al & ~ Il 81.
Drawing ef Alexandria Lottery Extra, Class No. s:
&c | o. 81 81 ~ p O. 81 ~ Q 90 ~.
Half Ticket Nos 70 -, Il Capital Prize, sold aud
paid by HOrT.
Internal Improve memts, with variations, which
not pay cent absorb The minds of many who overlook
such snug Prizes S5O00A So 000 10000. &c.. &c,
which might be placed in then pockets, ly taking there
from five or ten dollars, and handing tito HoNT,
Jam Q No. Q Exchange.
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY,


A MATHEMATICAL. and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, by
~ Alfred c. A. Coleman III the county o Amelia, zen
miles Fast of the Courthouse, one mile from lirvil
Bridge. -
The School will open the lah January and close l2i
December, with vacation Of one month during sum
,ner In it will be taught all The branches oi thorough
English Education, comprising Mathematics, Aslrono
N.Y. Natural and Moral Phiin.uphy, Chemistry, Botany
History Logic, lrlles Leitres, &c, The Latin, Greek
and French Languages.
TERMS.-English Ilranches $40; Mathematics, S25
Languages, $780, Board, SO
The subscriber has hren engaged in teaching i've
years-the last three Principal Of Of The pubic
Academies Of the State. He will continue Ia I'rsur
his former mode If instruction, critically analysing eacl
recitation, and rendering ii clear and Ineligible by ia
miliar lectures.
References mny be had 10 any 1.-THE following gentle
men: Col Jno. 7. Bottom. Of Amelia VIM. H. Robertson
NJ. D., do; Benz. Brdefnrth, do; j. A. letter, do Vim
McGehee, Prime. Military Institute Petersburg Peer
b. Wills, do.
Address the subscriber, Finnry Mills.
Dec 9-tl3Jan
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TOuN NJ. CLARKE, CELEBRATED LOTTERY
j VENpER AND PRIzE SELLER, l1th :StIeet,
Richmond, Virginia-Vends Tickets in all Lot
leries under The management Of J. G. Gregory
q Co. JAN Sly
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NArick

W.
TINE business heretofore conducted by The sub
4 scribers under The firm OF ALEXA NDER
DUVAL X co, was dissolved on 3Ist uli., by
limitation. The name of The firm will be used
in settlement Of lis affairs
The same parties have formed new connec
lion, under The firm OF DUVAL & PURCELL,
10 take effect this day. ALEX. DUVAL,
JAM JOHN PURCELL.
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Jan. s-ewsw o' WIN. Z. SHEPHERD, D. c
MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
lvI BIGGER & co.

NH hlNh0Ch vi ANoooASh<A-
lN BIGGER 4 co.
sl2 ono, 5000, 10 Of 600, sc. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
Whole Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters !.
Also, s., 900. 1000. &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Whole
Tickets 81. Drawings received by this days mail.
Sc 600 for This Evening. IS Nos, IA drawn. Whole
Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 70 :
80 "a 20 Is 81 "a IS &c 81 7 DC IL.
Whole Of 81 500 and half Of 900, sold and paid by
BIGGER L. co.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass /:
81 81 20 "a ~ so rs 30 sc 20 SO al.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 90 Sc s., small prize Of S4OO
sold and paid by BIGGER 4 co.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No. 3 :
80 20 IA s 81 &C 81 40 "A z ~ so Sc 81:
Whole Ticket, IA 81 20, n prize of $l:0; aiso half
81 10 20, $3.50, sold and paid by BIGGER & CO.
Seven Capitals in one Lottery!
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 4:
AZ % &c 81 a. AZ 10 IA SO G2 IS IS 81 2.
Whole, Al &c; Halves 35 81 g., Il Al 3d. and 80
80 f2 Quarters, Is 40, Is 81 81, ana IS 81 So 80
shd paid by BIGGER g. CO.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, lass 4:
81 6s a. 40 81 G3 so G5 &c 30 3d.
The attention OF Adventures IL called to the Grand
Scheme for the 7lh-S5o,u0O Of 10000, &C. Tickets
$40. Jan.9
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS
THrRsnAY EVENING. ia,

THuRsnAY EVENING, Jan. 8.
TOBACCo-The transactions in Tobacco
are upon small scale-a little old Leaf occasion
ally sold, both TO the manufacturers and 10 The
shippers, al the prices current before Christmas
A few hhds. Of new leaf, and new loose tobacco
are daily disposed OF, 10 the manufacturers. The
quality, however, SO far, being poor, thin--none
obtains high price. The range OF sales Of the
new leaf is from $4 10 Sc. We continue our quo
tations.
FLOUR-S5 37a to IS SO.
WHEAT-ll0c cents Tor red, and IL 5 Tor white.
CORN-in demand. Sales at IS a ~ cents
per bushel.
OATS-Saes from wagons and railroad at SO
cents per hushe and from vessels al IS Sc cts
PROVISIONS-BAcoN: SmhfeM, s! a 9c.;
hams . a 10; Western sides Il &; shoul,lc, 5
. 81; stock lair, demand light. PoRx: IS 50.
LARD: New, &C
WHISKEY-Barels 90 hhds. oS cts
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THE Annual General Meeting Of the "Xuiual Assuf
1 ancc Society against Fu- Buildings OF the State
of Virginia" viii be held their Office in The city Of
Richmond, on Saturday. The 9Th Of February next, at
o'clock. ?. NJ. J. RUTHERFORD, p. A.
Jan. g-cwtd
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40 o., FAMILY FLOUR.
~ nhLs. Richmond Family Flour, in store
~, a. and for sale BY
~" JAMES SIZER & SON.
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4sfrjDesroeaU Goeqettrea,.
LOTTERIES.
NTorsssa.aa,s eaMics
MO. 7, UNDER TIE EXCHANGE no
" TEL. RiCHNOND. Yugia.iG.

MO. 7, UNDER TIE EXCHANGE no.
" TEL, RICHMOND. Vygi'.iG.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capital! Va. Mcnonsalia, Glass No.
., 10 be drawn in he Exchange Hotel to-day at
IL O'clock. Capitals $1,000, 1000, COO, 300.
900 l72 IS, % Of 50 % Of 80 20 OF 10, 30 Of 80,
&c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $l-shares in
proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON
$500 Capital. Alexandria, Extra, No g.
Capitals $500 $3.50, 500, l,0s8. Of 900,
OF 600, OF 500, OF 100, 5 300, 10 of $50, 10
Of 25O, ~ Of 800, &r. IS Nos. and ID drawn
Tickets 5O-si.ares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW
Splendid Scheme! Capital $50 600 Alcxan-
dtia Class no. > Drawing comes per mail
Sunday. Prizes $4,000 dollars, - GOO rocco,
6,000, 5000, 1900 265S, 25e0. - Of 1000. - oil
$40, q OF 200, 200 Of 200, &c., &c--75 Nos.
Is drawn-Tickets 10 dollars; shares in proper
ion.
Lotteries TO be Drawn ut Alexandria Soon.
January lOlh--30 600 dollars, 10000, 10000,
G,O00 1000 - prizes of ,0O0 SC. Tickets 10
collars.
January l7tl,-5oooo a5 900, $4,000 10000
1000, 5000, 1000, 20 Of 1000, Sc Tickets 10
dollars.
January 24lh-3U,oon l2,5OO 5000, 1000,
1857, 5000, % prizes Of 900, &c. Tickets 10
dollars.
Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries, adj
vcrised by J. G. Gregory s. Co., for sale on the
same terms AT this office.
N. 3. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this ONCE. whou, charge
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gY TUOMPsOS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
lsumptircs, rcad ne fo''"'ring:


HARRlSgURG, Nov. IS, 1915.
DR.. S. P. ThompSon-De Dear Sir: consider it
a grateful duty ts publicly acknowledge The be-
naft have derived from the use OF your inva
liable medicine, The Compound Syrup ofTaI and
Wood Napiha. In the Spring OF lsif, | was Ia
ken sick with Bilious Fever and was very i'll
for long time Alter had partially recovered,
my physician informed he my lungs were afiec-
ted, and treated me accordingly. His skill had
no effect, for instead Of getting better, | taily
grew worse. | was finally informed bv him
thar 81 was incurahle and must die, and
that nothing remained bur preparation FOR an
other world" My weakness increased until
was confined to my bed; had very severe pains
in my breast side and back shorness OF breath,
and was so very hoaTse tia. my voice cond not
be heard unless the ear was applied close 10 my
mouth. Nv cough was terrible, harassing me
night and day, 50 lha, conld obtain very little
rest. While suffering in this manner, with no
hope Of relief saw your advertisement in the
"Union," of this Borough with The certificate OF
a lady of Philadelphia appended, which so near
" described by case, that | resolved 10 try your
medicine, and It's effects upon me- according
" sent 10 your agent, Dr. Mcpherson, and pro-
cured bottle had not used more than one
third Of il, before The hoarseness LEFT me; then
took il regularly; the pain in my breast, &C., left
me; shouness of breath and cough removed; and
lam now able 10 walk about with renewed health
and strength. You can make what use you
please of this. am willing 10 give any saisfac-
lion that NAV be required OF me, if called on per-
sonally. With great respect,
am yours &c,
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TGN DOfIAUS REWapO

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in The
IL county of Hanover, on The 3lsl day of De-
cember last my Negro Man, George. He is
about four feet, nine or ten inches high, dark
complexion, aud stouily formed He has good
teeth, and speaks lolcrably quick when spoken TO.
Had on, when he LEFT home, a black lrock coat,
dark bomespun panlalnons, and cap. lie had
letter and pass from S. Bowes and Mr..
Gentry 10 James Miller, of Louisa. The above
reward will be paid if he is delivered 10 me- or
secured in Jail SO that get him again.
SARAH CROSS.
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/ -, ".cNAileS ACOUSTIC OIL, a speedy
Ian @u, certain Cure for Deafness. For sale by
GAfNOR & WOOD
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IN HANCERY.-VIRciSil:-At Rules held in the
L Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Fuvanna, IN December, 1886:
Mary 3. Strange, Plaintiff:
against
Benjamin H. Magrudrr and Archelaus r Strange, act
ing Executors OF Gideon Strange, deceased and WI
liam T. Stockton and William Stockton and Harriet
Stockton, which said William and Harriet are infant
children Of the said William +. Srockt0ns deceased
wife, Sally w Stockholm which said Sally was one OF
the children Of Gideon A. Strange, deceased.
Defendants:
The defendants, William :. Stockton and William
Stockton, not having entered their appearance ana 81
ven security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that the said last named defendants not nha
htans of this country, it is Ordered that the said last
named defendants do appear at the Clerks Office of our
said Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanrery for
our aad county the first Monday in March next, Ia
ansv er plaintiff original and supplemental bill
and copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
twu months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the Court house Of the said county.
Copy-Teste,
Jan. e-cwsw WM. e. SHEPHERD, D. c.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

WILL be cold The highest bidder, the premises
W on TUESDAY, the 10Th February next, II fair if
the fair day, the valuable Farm Of the late
Benjamin r. Barker deceased, situated in the c"un-
~ oi Henrco, on Chickahumny swamp and aboutten
miles below Richmond There is a comfortable Dwell
ling, and all necessary On; houses the Farm. deem
Il unnecessary here TO give any description of said
Farm, presumlng that persons wishing to purchase IT,
will previously view it. good right aud title will he
given, BY The purchasers paying hve hundred dollars in
cash, and securing The balance by bond and deed of
the land. JOHN CARTER. Executor.
p ). The above salewiil take place at 10 O'Clock.
Jan, o-cwtdst
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BALTIMORE MARKET Jap'y : s p \

on = wv. 0HNNNE JdHy :, 7. Vt.
FLous-Yes,erday aad to-day, sales to The ex-
tent OF $500 bbls. have been made al S. Or
GRAIN-Wheat comes in only in sma parcels
which sell al l05 l0c. for good 10 PRIZE reds
Corn has declined. Sales Of white to-day al Csc;
yellow is worth G7. Oats i2c.
PRoyIsioNs-Thc transactions in Bacon are
quite small. We quote old Western Shoulders
at6i Sides II, and Hams Slc. Lard, in kegs,
8, Sic, and bbs. Il Sc.
WHiskEY-In hhds 24.c., and in bbls al IS a
25kc.
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am yours. &c,
JACOB SQUiER, J

Price 50 cents per hot.e-six bottles Tor 81 80.
FOR sale in Richmond by ALEXANDER DUVAL &
CO., General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
Iinp in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
H. Seay; 10 FrrdsrrkshurR by mr. James Cooke, and c.
q. Hunt; and in farnvilIe BY Dr. VIM. H Cbappe
Dec.
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Hanover, Jan. 5, lSi6.-dtf

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, on Tues
IL day morning, the 23d inst 4 mulatto man
named ISAAC, sometimes he calls himself Isaac
Jackson,) formerly the property Of DR.. Watkins,
ofCharlo lie county; about ) feet 3 or inches high,
with full beard under his chin, with brown over
coat but he has a general assortment OF clothing
He has wife within miles OF Charlotte court
house, where, presume, he is gone; if not he is
making his way 10 some Tree Stale. ! will give
so Tor his apprehension in the city, and, il Ia
ken out of it, $50, il secured in any Jail thai,
get him again VIM BARDlN.
~.
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Executor Of Dame! II igsrnbOIham, drc'i.
dec a3--d law r2awtis
Op LAND, NEGROES. STOCK AND CROP
~ EnlN Apl coll WV

SALE Op land, NEGROES, STUt AND CHOP
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
SHALL proceed 10 sell I" r highest hind"r. On the
j lIh dar uf January 1896, IT the late residence of
John Tugge dccenssd four or five miles above Farm
VILE on iha main stage road ynchhnrg nhou eight
hundred acres If land between twenty and hniy
likely Negroes. consisting of Men, Womcn, Boys and
Gi,ls; among them There good Blacksmith, a hrst
ac Cook and first mite Weaver also the Stock, Crop
&C. &c. Far particulars see hahdbll's.
THOMAS H. AlMhNn,
Administrator with the viii annexed of John Tucc'c
Lec,asrJ and Commissioner Jan g--ctGs
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HNtlE Copar,nership heretofore existing under
i the Firm OF PARRISH& REAZLEY is
this day dissolved b. mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted vii! please make immediate pay
ment 10 II. Parrish, and those having claims
against the concern will present them 10 him Tor
settlement. The name oil The Firm will be used
in liquidation only.
ROYALL PARRISH,
THOS. l.. BEAZLEY.
Richmond, January |, lSi6.--d&c2W
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VEST VlEW SCHOOL

TNHtS School, which Is III Dr. George Mason'S fainly,
will he re opened by Mrs. Jones aud Miss Randolph
the first day Of February next. The terms a. here
tofore, viz:
Board, for 10 months, $50 90
English Tuition, for 10 months - tO
French, g 10 Oh
Music " 40 OD
Persons wishing 10 engage pupils by letter will please
address Ur. Mason, Mrs NJ. a. Jones, Sloney Mount
+. o Brunswick county Va. DC. 9-ClW
per The Petersburg infel!igenc-r and Republican
will puhlish the above twice week for live successive
weeks, and charge DR.. C. Mason.
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NEGROES TOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE.
10y virtue OF deeiee ren:cred 81 the last term nf the
ID Circuit Superior CONT Of Lar aud charceiy for The
county ii lunenbu ., in The Of puly, &C, rs.
Browns Administrator we will SELL 1t public auction,
for cash. the oh day Of February next n Lunsnonrg
Count house, being Court day, between ~ ana J, IKE
liz Negroes. consisting Of mem women. boys ard grs.
+. X. CHaMEERS, lrom,,
r. ID TURNBULL,}
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TO THE OFFICERS OF THE 6aTH REGIMENT
HAVE received orders from the Comm 1nder-in
j Chief TO organize new R-eimrnt out Of the 90 ,
Regiment. 10 be bounded hyDan River. All the Off
GERS attached 10 tho Gath Regiment, iyg South of Dan
River are required 10 assemble at Black Walnut, in
Halifax county on the Saturday before The dlh Monday
In February 1885, for the purpose Of eecng Field ON
s,s An The said Officers will appear in uniform, and
their comiss that dry, that New colt
n,issinns NAV issue FOR the l7ad Regiment
ELISHA RARKSUALE, Jr,
Dsc o3-ctf Co'onel OF the Cgh Regiment.
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POWER LOOMS FOR SALE.

WE have for sale number Of fist rate LOOMS,
suitable for the manufacture o; pain iwied, ana
,hIee-ped Jeans or I.inseys. These I.nous are IN
complete working order, and ready for operation They
will he sold very Apply TO
Dec 3O-ctf Agent for Virginia Wooen Company.
ar Whir and Compiler viii ease copy.
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: sAMuEf. CL.,EKr, commis,,oner.

Dr The above sale will commence 1t The hour ot
o'clock, L. Nj. The property VIII bc d.ldrd INTO -four
suitable Size building lots, running bach ~ feet a. an al
lev IN OF - t,ct wide One Of The los ha. upon
large framed Tenement now occupied rs dwelling
10y Mr. Joseph BigrIow. plan 81 The property tin 10
seen by calling tho sutscrib,r
Dec a5-cis w. cDUUIS, ..aCiiunser
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In King William Supc.
ror Court. 2lrt November, ls45
James T. Wilson and Fanny Wilson, infants under
the age Of twrny-One years, who sue by their next
friend, John J. Wilson, Plaintiffs:
- against
Mary a. Pannin, Thomas P. Green, Administrator Of
Thomas Wilson, deceased aud William N. Gregory,
Defendants:
This cause came on this day. to BIO further heard
the papers formerly read and upon The report of The
Commissioned of his proceedings under the decree
tered in this the 2lst of May, s45, to which
port there exception, and was argued by Coun.
sell upon the consideration whereof, the Court doth
confirm said report, and doth adudga, order and de-
cree that the defendant. Thomas r. Geen Administra
tor Of Thomas Wilson, deceased, pay To VIM. N. Gre
CORY, the legally qualified guardian Of the plaintiffs,
James T. Wilson and Fanny Wilson, the sum of SAL 63,
with interest $50 40, part thereof from the 3st No
vember, 1885, till paid, that sum appearing Ia be- due To
said infants by said report and that the said Thomas
p Green, also, deliver TO the said legally qualified guar
dian of said infants the eaid two Negro Slaves Susan
and John reported TO be in his hands, and belonging TO
said infants. And The Court doth further order and de-
cree that tho defendant, VIM. Gregory, do retain in
his hands, the legally qualified guardian Of said in
fants the of five hundred and thirty Fix dollars
and ninety nine cents. with interest thereon from The
Goth day of Juie ls45 reported 10 be In his hands, and
belonging 10 said infants And the Court doth further
order and Decree that the said Commissioner, after
having published notice for thirty days In some news
paper in The city Of Richmond of The time and place Of
taking the same, do proceed the accounts
quired by the decree heretofore pronounced in this
cause on the 2st of May, lS45 10 be rendered by the
said Mary A. Pannill Trustee under the deed of the
2h February, 1887 specified in said decree; and that
he make report Of his proceedings in order to final de-
cree. Copy-Tese,
Ro. POLLARD, Clerk.
The parties interested in this hereby noti-
fed, that have appointed Monday the 23d day Of Feb
uary lei6 for the purpose Of taking the accounts re-
quircd by the foregoing decrec and they required to
attend at the Tavern, King William Court-house, by
0OcGck g. d., OF that day. with their accounts, vouch-
and papers, ready for alton and settlement,
Jan. 9-cwaw THOMAS DABNEY, NJ. CON-