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Z. HSurruss's lottery Office,

MO. 6 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
-pIcndit Loitcric- FOR February, 1870.
Splcadh Scirmc I'm 2ls, fHtRary'
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. 3, 10 BE- drawn al Whining
ION, Del, Feb u, 1876 Grand Scheme:-
$50 900, $4,000, $500, 5000, 5000, 2,3oi, 100 nl
1000, 20 OF $50, 20 Of 500, 20 Of 100, % Of 500,
100 OF 300, &c. 10 No. Lottery, IL drawn bal
lots. Whole Tickets SI2; halves &: quarters ).
RISK on package Of 20 Whole Tickets :sl13-
halves and quarters in proportion.
S,p,endid Scheme FIR 23i F'brnnry,
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No Q, 10 bedraWn al Wilmington,
Del. Feb %, 1916. IS 70 I.ollcrv. 10 drawn
baiio:s. Capitals: S30,o3o, 10000, 1923. ) GOO,
OF $500, ol 2GDu, o. 800, OF ,25O, 100
Of 600 Whue Tickets SIG; halves ); quar-
ters 4 Risk on package Of ;! Whole Tickets
Sl59-halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt al
ien,ion, and The drawing forwarded immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
Feb Richmond, Va.
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Atwafer, esould & Co,

II " hLIi > 7 KEEI EEW iUKk.
A RE now receiving their Spring lmporta'ions
II olBrilsh and German Dry Goads-also, OF
French Goods, fine and extra fine French Cloths,
Cassmercs and Doe Skin, Satin, Silk and Sum
mef Vesinos.
Irish Goods--LiDens. ShiriincS and Sheeiinss,
Towelinss, Burlars and Sack Dnliinss.
Hosiery in great variety.
Mems Wear Many styles Of Wors,ed, Wool,
Cotton and Linen; together with 200 packages
American Goods.
Their stock has been selected in reference 10
The Virginia and North Carolina trade, an! hey
desire The attention .. tuyers from these maIhe,.
ATWATER, GOULD & CO.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Buck
II ingilam county, Va, on his way South, in
June last, Negro TOM. Tom is OF dark COM
plexiun, 81 years old, abcnl feel s inches high,
he skin seems 10 have grown 10 The bone. Had
on when he left black slick cap, and a suit Of
Summer clothes. Tom was sold in Richmond
BY Isham Lowry, and formerly belonged TO The
Estate of Mrs. Trevlian, OF Hanover county,
Virginia.
Tom is pretty well acquainted on the Canal
pon.e be,ween Richmond and Lynchhurg and
on he Railroad from Richmond TO Fredericks-
burg, ard also 90 the Louisa Railroad abou the
LATER OF which il is probable he is lurl'ing, as he
his wife living at Mr. Austin Hancock's, near
Fledercks Hall, in Louisa county:
will give The above reward OF 500 for the
apprebepsion and delivery of Tom at The jail Of
Roht Lumpkin, in The city OF Richmond:
Jan l9-dli&ctf r. Y. BRADY.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb. IA.

BALTTMURE WARkET, Feb. II.
FLouR-We have no change 10 notice in the
markets since our review Of yesterday. The
last sales Of Howard Street Flour were al 20,
which price some holders are now willing 10 take,
willis, others contend for more. Nothing doing
City Mills; some ask $5-he stock on hand IS
light. Rye -four S7. corn meal ) IA . 90
per Dbl.
GRlS.-Nohing Of moment doing-receipts
light. Good ITO prime red Wheat is worth 90 a luz
cents; white Corn Soc; yellow do. 81 90 CTS ;
Oats 80 cents Cloverseed ranges from 50 5o 10
per bushel, according 10 qualit,.
WasKgY-- We quote bols at IS cents, and
hhds. at "a ceals per gallon moderate demand
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RUSSELLS HISTORIES.
A HISTORY OF the United States OF Ameri-
"A ca. from The period Of its discovery to the
present time, arranged for the use ofschools, with
Questions for The examination Of students; by John
Russell.
History Of Englanc by the same author.
History of France, from the earliest times 10
the present day; BY The author of the History OF
United States, England and Greece.
Ancient History Of Greece, with numerous en-
cravings. For sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Feb IL No 10 Main Street
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PIrRIIG SAL L

a GREEA8iY 10 The last WIN and r.stament OF Patrick
IA Carnll, deceased, w be sold public aicl ion al
his late residence in Caroline county, near GUlInsye
on MONDAY, The 23d Instant II far, il Otherwise The
NEXT fair day, all the Crop Of corn Fodder, OATS and
Tobacco Stock of Horses. Mules Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Work Oxen, and Plantation Tools also, The
household Furniture, &r., &C. Al the SAME time ard
pac- will br sold about tweniyflrer young and valu-
able slaves also the Tract oil Land which The said
Patrck Carnal resided al tue time OF his death, sup
posed TO contain about four hundred acres.
All persons having claims against the said Estate,
will hrInc them forward, properly authenticated and
those indebted will please To make Immediate pay m-nt
"a he situation of the Estate viii admit of indui-
grnce.
The land will lie sold credit Of one and two
years. Terms of sale uf lie oihtr property VIII be
made known the day Of sale
WM W. DiEtNSON. Executor Of
PhTElcE CaRNAL, deceased.
EnInnsv,lle. Eehrnary Il.-ca 1M.ds
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Garden seed.

Garden SEED.
TNHE subscriber is now ia receipt OF second
i supply ofGarden Seeds Of Landre'hs growth,
comprising
White Silesian Sugar Beet
Early York Cabbage
Large Drumhead do in bulk.
White Solid Celery
Tomato or Love Apple
Spinach Savoy
Early Batersea Cabbage
Also, one Dbl. Landrelh's Extra Early Garden
Peas, the earliest in this country, which, with
previous arrivals, makes his assortment complete
P. JOHNSTON,
Feb II No. lis, Main 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
H,NecsEfnr,s
SALE or LAND SLAVES. &c.

SALE OF LAND. SLAVES, &c.
II PURSUANCE of authority. conferred by he will Of
Edmund A. Lockett deceased, Will offer tor sale by
Hu,on, Al ms late residence iu Chesterfield county.
either in body. or Ia los In .uit t Jrnt
OF Land IN which he resided II r,s d.a,h. ying "a
l"maawk Creek, and containing alb ut sr,.n hundred
anu sitty-sA acres, WIN comfortable Dwelling
Improvements, and Saw AIiIiand Fixtures ,l.r.
en- Also, number Of aves, OF various ares and de-
scorpions, aud the entire uefshabe estate ,ons,stinr
81 House and kEchen Furniture, Crops on hand
Farming implements, Carriage aud Iiarnrs. Waoou,
Carts and tauyoes, stock a.: Horse. Calc and IIcr.
&C.. sr. The sale will 'a,c place On WEDNESDAY,
thp 18th II February, 1916.
TER.s Far the Slaves cash for The Land and
ether Property II will BE- accommodating ana made
known on The day 10y Il. II. BROOKS.
frb. iI-dTSctds Executor.
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RINGS AND MAGNETIC
FLUID.
- 80
Rheumatic GoHt.

Rheumatic Cont.
ITO DR.. CHRlSTlE-Sir: After fair trial
1. OF almost everything without any good ei
ecl, think must attribute remarkable cure
10 the power OF your Galvanic and Magnetic ar
cics. Ii | am not mistaken in The cause, they
have very seriously relieved me OF Rheumatic
Gout, OF long standing, together with general ner
vous debility oilhc system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
100 Bank Street, N. York.
II Mrs. Jackson is a relative Of Ma NJ. NJ.
Noah, who has kindly added the following:
Dear Doc,or-Ihe above case is personally
known 10 me- and is not less strange than true. II
is happy resnr, 10 which bear witness with
pleasure. l may state, thai some other cases have
come 10 my notice. OF a nature equally fortunate
and successful. Very sincerely. yours,
NJ. NJ. NOAH
New York, October 80 1913
Beware Of spurious limitations OF these arti-
cles. The only placein Richmond to obtain the
genuine rings and fluid, is at The Drug Store OF
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Jan. II LAT Main Street
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Robert 5s. EE0WisOn.

4 q 4 y r. 4 4 ",
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
d ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
II services TO those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore in The Courts OF Rich
mond City and OF the counties of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
u Office on Z or Main Street, over the store
OF Messrs. Jones & WATSON. Nov 6-w3m
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9sfebeasoe1n asegGet6ege.
LOTTERIES.
CADDIS 3. LUCiA'S
New EI,sCky E4otaers Office.

4 -
BASEMENT ROOMS under The Eag!e
ID corner of Main and 18th Street.
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
Money Money!! Money Han who are
in need Of The above article, cell at "LUCh'S,"
where many empty puckela have been filled
within The last f.w days. The following ale
the Schemes Tor This wcek:
Capitals $4,000, &C., &c. Tickets Si-sharcs
10 proportion.
Wednesday.
Pokomoke, Glass 80, 70 Nos. 10 drawn. Of
$4,000, 4 Of 5000, 3 OF $500 &c. Tickets s;
halves ana quarters in proporiion-to be drawn
al Wilmington, Del, Feb. 10.
Thursday.
pokomoke, Glass 3i-75 Nos IA drawn
Sl7,51O, 5000, $3.50, l,720 IL OF GOO, &c, &c
Tickets 5; shares in pIoportlon-to be drawn al
Wilmington, Dell Feb H.
Pokomoke, Glass SIS Nos. and l3 drawn.
$4,000 5000 1000, 1000, &c. Tickets only 4;
shares in propor,ion-io be drawn al Wilmington
Del, Feb. Is.
Saturday.
Pokomokc Glass 3G-1,5 Nos and is drawn
SS,OOO 1000, 500, 1000, &c. Tickets 80;
halves and quarters 10 proportional be drawn al
Wilmington, Feb. ~.
Schemes 10 be drawn shortly
Pokomoke, Class 31-75 Nos. and IL drawn
Sl2 600, 1900 2:32222 30 of 500, &c. Tickets A
shares in proportion, 10 be drawn al Wilmington,
Feb %.
pokomoke 3s-75 Nos. Is drawn. So, 600,
% ot I,OGO, 5000, &c Tickets 8; shares in pro-
portion. To be drawn Feb. 81.
Pokomuke 39-1s Nos. l3 drawn. $4,000,
6 QUO, 1000. 5000, &c.-lo be drawn al Will
uinglon Del, Feb II. Tckets5; shares in pro-
portion.
S.f Any one OF The drawn Nos. IN the above
will enlilIe TO prize OF Sc.
Pokomoke 4O--75 Nos. II drawn. $4,000,
1000 5000, 2,000 20 of 1000, &c-lo be drawn
al Wilmington, Feb. %. Tickets i.
Pokomoke Ais Nos. Is drawn. $1,000,
1000 1900 200, &c.-lo be drawn al Whining
ion, Feb 26.
Poknmuke 42-72 Ncs. 10 drawn. $4,000,
1900 5000, !, 500 &c.-to lie drawn at Whining
ton, Feb 81 Tickets 1; shares in proportion.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Look al this Scheme for The 18th February:
100000 10000. are the Isl and 81 Capitals oflhe
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass 8, 10 be drawn at Wilmington,
Del. G6 No Louery 10 drawn ballots. Capt.
tails: 10000, 10000 1923 5000, a Of $500, 4 OF
1000 Of 300, of 1850 100 of 1000, &c
Whole tickets only Is; halves 8; qrs.4. Risk on
a package OF p wholes only Sl59; halves and
quarters in proportion.
g.r Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Pack
ages, o. single Tickets, will be promptly attended
10, and drawing senl when requested, by
Feb. 10 c. 3. L.
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'EAAs LAND FOR sALE.-A certificate
s,,.. ',suea BY the R-public of Texas for 1880
snssos land will be sold low for cash or barter.
FL 70 =, GAYNOR g. WOOD.
No. IS Main st.
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MANAGERS OFFICE
T. EsUssGsl Bigger 81 Go.

vi y y Az EtS'o Of r lCf..
T. Eussesl Bigger 81 Go.
\ CENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
n Coz Richmond Va.
10000 DOLLARS!-I5,0 0G,-lOO Of 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 8. 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 2isi, 1916 70
Nos, 13 drawn. Grand Capitals: 80 600 dollars,
$4,000, 2of 1900 2 Of 5000 OF 1884, 100 OF
900, &C. Tickets ~ dollars; halves 6; quar-
iers 3. A certificate of % wholes SAB 40; DC
halves II 20; % quarters 80 IS.
The Old Slyle Lottcrp'
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Loles! No. Prize 900 Dollars!-lst and End
drawn Nos 800 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No Q, TO
oe drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, February
18Th. 1916 Go Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tails 80 600 dollars, l2,00O, 1925, 5000. 4 o!
$500, 4 Of > 200, 4 of $40 Of l,a50, 100 low
es three number prizes OF 1000, &c. &c. Tick
els l6 dollars halves s; quarters A. a ceTlf-
cafe of % who!es will be sent for Isl dollars; %
halves 90; 22quarers &c.
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME FOR 18th
MARCH.
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL to he
drawn on Saturday, March lih, 1916, at Will.
mins,on, Delaware. 70 Nos. 10 drawn. Grand
Capitals: OF S50O00, 10000, 10000, G,0Oo,
5000, 40 of 900, 40 of 500 100 Of 400. Tick
cts SO, halves 6, quarters a certificate OF 70
wholes cost Sl4l, 26 halves -, 26 quarters 50.
The Tickets in The above Lotteries are receiv-
cd, and all oidcrs addressed 10 u VIII meet Inc
most promp and confidential attention
We have every day Lotteries from 10 ~ dol
lars, and when remittance IS made 10 ns, la 3
or small, we will always invest in tie most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
- Persons OF lering By The package in any OF
The above can dcdnc, the price Of three Tickets.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER q co.
TT Persons from the country, visiting The city,
should bear in mind. that BIGGER q co. in
tend 10 sell some of the ahoye Splendid Prizes;
therefore, If you want one VI them, send your o.
ders without delay TO
- T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
The drawings sent, when requested TO al VINO
ord.r from us. L. r. p. s. co.
The cash for all Capitals can be had as usual,
al sight.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
nRAWN NUMBERS OF GRAND CONSOLIDATED

MA NAGERS UFFTCE.
nRAWN NUMBERS OF GRAND CONSOLIDATED
II LOTTERY, class z:
IS 70 &c 80 81 30 40 70 60 - CO ST.
Drawn numbers Of Pokonokr Lottery. Class %
6s % 30 81 81 ~ "a IS 81 IS II
Whole Ticket Nos. II 81 81, Capital sold and
paddy BIGGER co.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 80:
So 80 20 Is 65 e IA 81 80 81 S. CD.
For this Mmninr-Capual slO.OOo-75 numbers, is
drawn. Tickets Si
For this Aitornoon-Grand Scheme :: 4 Of $4,000 4
or $780, of Csc, OF $500, Of l,75J, 20 OF 900
Tickets IS, halves 4, quarters Q.
Also the Dollar Louery-s5o'o Capital Tickets S..
Packages and Certificates can be hadcw, ut the Prize
Office of BIGGER co.
Eth
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South al
- SIreet

STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5, South l4th
- Street.
Let althc world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Drawn Nos OF Monongaia Lottery, Extra 7,
Feb 18Th:
8 Sc 81 81 8 55 IS 2S II 3 25.
Half Ticket Nos. 8 Is 28, Three more ca
/" 8 81 So, ; pitfalls in one To-
/" II 81 So, tcry sold and paid
nv STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria Lottery Extra, 81,
Feb. 18Th:
81 80 % &c - As CD so SO
Tickets Nos l 50 so, Whole Nos IS 81
and Nos. S 30 58-lhrec more prizes in ono Lol-
terry sold and paid by SIkATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alesa niria Lottery. Glass No. :,
Feb. l4'h:
ii sc 65 Sc 50 CT 81 80 &c a ~
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg, No. !, Feb. 18th:
81 so So 26 II IA So II 81 II
Feb Ia
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DRANDRETIl'S PIi.LS.-Acrimonious humor is the
- and only cause II all pain and distress la the
body Pain Is the waning given by the nerves, that
there acrimonious hiinnrs in the body No man
ever had affection of tie lnn-s but II arose from
acrimonious hsmors having settled there No man ever
had pain the head affection of The Etar, but
produced By the upon those pars OF acr-
nlOniDus humors So with Reconnaissance IL the aofi
m0nions humors which have settled upon the membrane
OF the muscles. So with Dysentrry-lhe acrimonious
humors have settled upon the mucus membrane Of The
bowels, aggravated in most cases by the retention Of
hard irIa matter IN those important organs. There
never WAS pain distress III any part Of The body
(Inie,s II was Produced by accirHt that vas mol
ciso:cd Iy The presence Of acId hios. Il Is these
hnrnur, winch have Ia he expelled and by doing, The
pain or distress he removed To do this with
certainty the Brandreih Pills must be used They
innocent bread, all powerful rs TIE remover Of the
cause OF siCkmes-nily he taken al any time of day
night without alteration IN diet. or fea. of cold.
DR.. Brandrcth's principal Office, oil broadway, New
York-oher Offices in New York.
W. Bs.ScH, wholesale and retail agent, No. |, East
Main Street, Richmond, opposite the Old Mar
krt where country agents and planters can be- supplied
with the genuine, AT New York prices. Feb.
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IN CT tNCERY-NiRoiSI. AT Rules holden in tie
L CLERKS Office OF the CHcuii Superior Cur'i of Law
and Chancery for the III Accomack Saturday
the 9Th day Of February, 1916:
Tah;tha :. Gusts, credi'o. Of fully R. Wise. de-
ceased who well for herself all the other
unsatisied creditors of fully X. Wise. deceased,
who will come in aud contribute TO the costs Of this
suit, Plaintiffs
against
Louis e. II. Finney. Administrator of Tully r. Wise,
deceased, Margaret Douglass. Peiti Wise, Sarah f.
Wise, FULLY K. Wise, John II. Wise, Ge"ree % Wise,
James NJ. Wise, Peylon Wise, Funklin NJ. Wise and
Warrington Wise, Defendants.
The defendants Margaret D. p Wise, Tnlly T., John
n George ID Jane, NJ Peyion, Frun.Iin VI. and War.
rng,on Wise, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the Act OF Assembly and The
Rules ofths Court, aud il appearing by satisfactory tv-
dence that they not inhabitants oi this Common
wealth. il s ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on The first day of the Jmc term OF the saih
Court and answer the plaintiffs bill; and hat copy IT
this order be forthwith In'rried IN some newspaper pub
shed in the City OF Richmond, for two months suc'cs
s,ye,v and posted Mt front or OF The Court House
of the said county. A True Copy. Trsir,
J. J. AlLWORTiI. Deputy Tor
Feb l7-cw2m THO. n JOYNES, G. S. &.
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CnESTEREIELD LAND FOp SALE

OtIES EMF IELD LN.ND TUX SALE.
va LII be- sold In the highest bidder The premises on
w WEDNESDAY, the 4lii day Of March next, II fair
Il mol the next fair day, Tact a Land belonging TO
The Estate o. he late James II Ellis, deceased. lying
wihln Nv and half mrs of the town 81 Manchester
adjoining the lands oil Somp.e Elan, Richard Archer
I,oidrn Rhodes and Others and containing. hy recent
survey. between hundred and thirty ard one hun
drrd and forty TIE land il well waierrd with
good aud nev-rfdiling springs, and creek .at runs
through the Whole tact, furnishing large portion of
good meadow land and about one half in timber fur
hei description of the above land i. deemed
say, those wishing 10 purchase viii examine for
themselves. The land viii be shown to anv person nv
Mr. Semple Elan, living near the place. twill be sold
for oue-third cash. and the remainder in and twelve
months; the purchaser giving bond and security and
deed al upon the land secure the remainder of
the purchase money.
ROBERT :. ELLIS Administrator of
JAMES II. ELLIS, deceased.
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ID F. GRAVES who for The last seventeen years has
h. been Deputy Clerk of Powhaan, being no longer
engaged In that business offers his services To the pub
lie generally and the citizens of Powhaan particularly,
for the transaction of business for which he Is qua
lifted He will draw conv-yancss OF all kinds settle
accounts, tbeing Commis Toner IN chanrrry1 collect
debts, &c, &c win undertake The collection Of debts
in Amelia, Cumbtr and aud Gpochland, h adiltnn tn
his couny, and viii 20 10 any other pats Of tho
State, il efficient mducrmrnt be offered
He takes the liberty, without consulting ifem, nf re-
ferng Ia Judge C:oplun aud Samuel Taylar, H. Rhodes
and samuel P. Hawrs, Esqrs and 10 every gentleman
In Powhatan.
a-- Address Powhatan Court House, Virginia.
l7-cw4W
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BKUNC1IITTS
Liver Complaint, Splitting blood, Difficulty
of Breathing. Pain in The Side and
Breast, PaipltGton of the Heart, In
hacnza, Coup, Broken Ccnstiiu-
ton Sore Throat, Nervous De
billy, and all Diseases Of
the Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the mOstcf-
fcctual & spce-
dy cure ever
known for
any of
the above diseases, is
DR. S.riYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP or WILD CHERRY!
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IN HANCERY-V,RGIsiA: AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Inv
and Chancery for King William County, at the Court
House. on Monday. the I'd day OF February, 1896:
Ann King and others, Plaintiffs:
against
Moodv Blood and Olympia his wife, and Washing
ton p Mann and Mary his wife, Defendants
The defendants above named, not having entered
their appearance and given security according the
Act Of Assembly and The Rules Of this Court and il a
peang by satisfactory evidence that they no, inha
bnnts or this monweath IL is ordered, That The
said defendants do appear here the fist day Of Tie
ne II term and the amended hill Of the plaintiff
and that copy OF This order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper published in the City of Rchmond and
continued for two months succrssvcy. and another
copy posted at the front door o the Court House Of this
county. Copy. Teste,
Feb. l7-cw2m J. y. POLLARD, d. G..
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, FEpRu ,RY Ia, 1916.


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. STEPHENS presented resolutions from
;he Georgia Legislature, relative to the dislrbu-
lion Of the proceeds OF the public lands, and Of The
division Of The State into Congressional Districts.
Mr.. OWEN presented the joint resolutions OF
ne Legislature Of Indiana going for The whole
4 Oregon, and inslructns the representatives
rom that Stale 10 oppose any altemp, 10 vote
away an inch Of the American territory.
were laid IN The table and ordered TO he printed.
Mr. SMITH asked leave 10 presen, resolution
accompanied BY he proceedings OF large meet
ing IN Indiana, in favor Of authorsing the Prcsi-
oen' I" open negotiations for the cession of Cuba.
''n'ec'ion beIns maze from many parts ofthe hall,
leave was oteraDcd.
:, ne House then went into Committee oil The
whole, Mr.. G. Davis in The chair, and took up
Iae private bill calendar.
ne OIL topay the expenses Of bringing GENT
Latayele 10 The U. States 10 1924 was taken up
oy Inc Committee, and placed at The bottom Of the
Other bills reported by the committee had been
u''e' on, when, on motion the House adjourned.
HERR ALExANDER.-We are mol surprised thai
y. hoilicay Street Theatre should be crowded
~ night by fashionable audiences, for the per-
,..Saances OF Herr Alexander are ofhe most sur
.+S'ns ana attractive character His magical
lens surpass any that we ever witnessed albonub
V have seen what were called the best perter.
meTs OF The The age. We watched him closely
. sec il we could discover The n,o9us ore,andi Of
MS philosophical and magicalopera,ions bu, were
unable 10 detect him in a SIM gle instance Sinh.
Stances in his hands appear 10 be Convertible =,
pleasu'e, and were We superslilonsly disposed
W., We mlshi infer from The exceeding dex,er,y with
y. s1'ch ne effects his changes, that he has faith
ial and able coadjulor 10 a certain blaek.roSe1
gentleman, who is said 10 have delish, in deceiv.
,as mankind. The apparatus used by Mr.. AleI-
. 'n is gorgeous, and his whole performance
i r as will afford pleasure TO every spectator.
VI inc lev nights which he will continue 10 en-
=, lam the citizens OF Baltimore, we anticipate
~. 'ne Theatre will I've densely crowded by la
- eod sentlemen.-t Bali. Clipper, Feb 2