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AUCTION SALES.
Fos. Sale.

FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, AND TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
IN THE COUNTY OF a MELIA.
. longer To attend TO the management OF Land and
Negroes, have determined 10 sell, my residence, in
the county of Amelia, on TUESDAY, The I'm day of
JANUARY, 1913, the Tract of Land on which now
reside, containing, by recent survey, 2,C00 acres.
lie lana lies on both sides of Flat Greek, and he
tween u and large branch called the Beaver Pond ,
one fourth Of which il low. grounds, and admirably
adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat and tObaccu Al
The necessary barns, stripping houses &c are cOnve
hisntiy located, and in state Of good repair.
ihere Is also on the farm Of the best wheat gra
h1rlrs ana thresllDg machines in the State The land
Is 50 Situated "a 10 br in convenient distance 20 the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, provided il runs on
eIther OF me routes which have been indicated. Tie
lahd VIII he sold upon such as will suit purcha
sers The purchase money secured to nv satistac
ZION, VIII give rs long time for lis payment as any
purchasers may desire.
ne Negroes are young and likely, and Of such de-
scrpilons as are usually found upon large plantations
They VIII be sold To the highest bidder for cash and
Their safe VIII nnt depend upon the sale of the
They Will he sold without reserve and will bring
hope, enough money 10 enable me 10 make casv terms
~ lie purchaser Ofihe land.
AT the same Tine and place, viii be sold all of my
Stock of Horses, Cnws, Sheep, Hogs, tc also the
crops on hand, including about 10000 pounds Of To-
nacco The Stock, Crops, &c, III be sold upon Il Gle
dill of twelve months
have not given detailed description of the land
s iake II for granted any person wishing purchase
"Gun Ike 70 view and examine il for himself.
u tne uay iited on for the sale should prove unlikely
wa. Certainty take place the first fair day hrr-af
Nl ana ne Continued irom day 10 day until the sale
'"'p'eteu. HENRY ANDERSON.
Amelia Dec. "a lsi1.-i9ctds
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HERRING ~ SHELTON,
GROCERS ANU
Commission Merchants,

BROAD ST., OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
OFFER fer sale well selected stock of Groceries,
" suitable for families and farmers, which they re-
specifully invite their friends rnm the country and
others visiting the city, 10 call and examine, feeling
confident that they will fail give sati: fhcllon
Their stock Consists in part Of
st. Croix, Porto Riro and New Orleans Sugars;
Woolsey 8 Woosry's loaf crushed ind pulvsrlscd
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses;
Old lava, Iagura and Rio Coffee;
Green and Black Tels hest quality:
Sole Leather, Upper do. Shoes and shoe Thread;
Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines, Hemp Lines;
Iron, Nails, Salt, No. N. C. Henings;
Best Family Hams and Sides Bacon;
Western Sides and Shoulder B ICON;
Winter STAINED Lamp OH, Solar OH
Sperm and Taow Candles;
Soap, Starch, Allspce, Pepper and Ginger;
Best Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Best Principe and Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store all Of which
will he sold very low.
H. &; s. also pay their personal attention To The sales
of all kinds Of produce, rledging themselves at all
times 10 obtain the highest market prices and make ad
vances all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond, Nov. %, lsi7 -cwtFebl
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Nfr,aana,s feace.

Sss'assoss's fefssce.
MO. S, soUTl FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoNu, VIRGINIA.
l.; all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of N. Jersey, No Q, JAM 5:
30 48 10 sc 10 IS 10 SO 50 81 &c 81.
Ticker, Nos. 10 46 49, a prize Of $1,000,
Whole Nos. ID and 4S, do. 100,
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1,UO0 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesburc, Extra, No. j. Capitals: ST.
00O l,G0n Co., &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 c.; quarters Csc.
1000 DOLLARSl 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 2. Capitals SIS
900, LOCO, eco, &c. 66 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts; quarters 25 Cts
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000! loot 1900!
Alexandria Lottery Class 3, for 1898 to be drawn al
Alexandria Saturday, the 9Th OF January. Is drawn
Nos. in each package of PC Tickets. Grand Scheme
SAG NO0 ID 000 1000, $780, 3G0n, 2,l4S of 1000, 10
of 500 ~ Of n0G 10 Of 5O Is Of 800, 400 Of l6o &C.
Tickets SlO; halves 5;quar;ers2 SO.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class s. for 1913, to be drawn at
Alexandria, on Saturday, January 18TH Lowest NO.
prize $500. Magnificent Scheme: S400OO, lo,N0,
5000. $780, a00a 2l3 of2 900, 3of $780, of 500,
tiers so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly At
tended to- and drawings sent whom requested Please
address orders to N. B. STRATToN,
Richmond. Va.
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LITTLETOWN ACADEMY.

THE exercises Of the iittlriown Academy will CON-
mence IN The second Monday in January, under
the superintendent of Mr.. l.. REUBEN, who has
conducted The Institution Tie present year in manner
hIghv satisfactory Ia the Trustees aud Patrons
school. The manifest progress and eUoi conduct Of
The scholars, enable the Trustees TO recommend Mr..
Reuben 10 all no wish their children thoroughly
taught in an elementary or classical education. The
Trustees believe IL Ia be Mr.. IS fist and ubj.c
Ia lead it's pupils Ia inquire think and investigate for
themselves, and 10 learn the and first princ
pies OF The several studies they may pur.e and they
are convinced that Of study, ihus directed,
so FAR superior ta the too common method Of merely
iiennrising and repeating daily tasks, hardly 10 adj
nit Of a comparison
As the number Of students will br limited, and rs the
entrance OF scholars after the clmnencement of Il
SION u attended with loss to themselves and nconve
n'1nce to the Teacher u IS "ped that these wishing
palr"nize the school Will make early application.
HE services OF an assistant have been secured who
will enter up.n his duties the number in
Tendance shall exceed twenty-five, and who will take
charge Of those in the elementary branches.
Tuition varying from $40 In SIT 50 per session.
Among the branches witch will he Taught If desired
are the following: latia Greek, French, Natural PHI
losophy, Chemistry, Physiology, Geology, Algebra
Geometry, Surveying, Book Keeping, &c.
Board can he obtained in The village for $40 per
sion. Especial attention Will be paid Ia the conduct
and moral department Of the pupils. ANY communca-
ton ds ;tcd 10 Dr. r. ID. Brown, Liitieiown, Sussex
county, Va, will b- promptly attended TO.
By order nf The Board of Trustees.
THDS ID. BROWN, Secretary.
+. S.-We are requested II announce that Mrs WILL
LIAM KIRBY intends 10 open n Female School IN the
Village of Li'tleinwn, aud will teach what il usually
taught in the best English Schools. and that the
which will be moderate, Will be made known here
after. THE TRUSTEES.
Jan. 4-c3t
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MALE ACADEMY, wARRENToN, N {

MALE ACADEMY, WARRENTON, N C.
ID A EZELL, a. NJ, Principal
II. Ancient Ianguagss-R. A. EAZELL, a. NJ.
English French and Maihematics-IOHN JOHN
SON, q. NJ
the 10Th of January. lsis In rls Institution boys
flied for the Freshman, sophomore Junior Glass OF
any Cole &c III the Union, which the parent or cnardi-
an NAV select for The business pursuits at life. The
School is entirely free from any party bias.
The attainment III sound morality and q high order
Of intellectual Improvement, are the rnds sought;
whilst firm aud Wholesome discipline, and thorough,
radical instruction in all the branches taught, cOnsIi
tlie the mrans employed No pains expense will be
sp red place the Institution in the front lank Of the
HIGH schools of the country. Globes have already been
procured, and full and complete apparatus for Illus
jratnr the sciences will he ready for the Of
the Academy. Lectures on Moral and scientific sub
jecfs will bs delivered 10 the students regularly through
out the session.
The patronage of the Institution has continued to in
crease ior each consecutive session since the Principal
was called TO charge, above eight years ago. and he
hopes that, with his own energies nnlmplIred and
with the aid of a very able Instructor in the Mahema
cal Department, ITS march will be onward. Mr. John
son was educated al Trinity College Dublin, where he
afterwards taught for some years, and then removed 10
the United States. lie was Professor in 81. Mary's
ColIepe Wilmington, Delaware. from the President uf
which he has ha;tering testimonials His references
in this country Rev. P. Reilly, President oil ST.
te:sburG Classical institutes Rev. Mr.. McCaw, New
York; Francis Dimond, Esq, Philadelphia; and Hon.
Edward Lany, Princess Anne, Maryland HIS testimo-
niais from his native country abundaBtly satisfar
tory al proving his uncommon ability teacher and
the most une xce piionable moral character.
No student above The age of sixteen will be retained
for one day longer Than he shall riedy adhere 10 the
laws Of the Academy; and parents and guardians are
assured that the strclesl attention is paid 10 the comfort
and moral and intellectual welfare of The smaller boys
from ten TO fourteen years of age. Boys from dis
lance are in all cases. required TO board at the Acade
my. where their Teachers reside.
TERMS for the session Of five months, payable inva'
riaby in advances:
tendance, &c, $50 90
a and Mn nj Is 90
In the higher nylisl branches, l2 so
In rhe lower do 10 90
Fuei NJ Academy the only Sira charge. 90
Boys are requested TO have their names marked III
full on every article ofclothn- before leaving home
Dec ol-c4w Il. a. EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.
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SALE UF VALUABLE SLAVES AT LOU.
EOIInu IlnISr

THE undersigned, rs an administrator ofthe Estate
4 Of the late Col. Joseph Shelton, wilt sell 10 the
highest bidder by public auction. n, Louisa Court
house, On MONDAY, the 18th day Of January, lsiS,
that being Court day,) some ten or fifteen Neg,oes.
belonging In said Estate. And, AT the same tine and
place / shall sell, Commissioner some six seven
Negroes longing 10 The Estate ut the late h5jor rhn
mas Shelton Both lots include women, boys aud
girls possessed of good qualities, and soid for fault.
Terms-Cash w. :. FOWLER,
Louisa Dec. II, lsi7-ctds Administrator
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCI.A NATION

WHEREAS, information has been received by the
w Executive that RALPH YOUNG, convicted Of
murder in the Superior Court Of Lnnenburg, has
capped from Jail, aud is al large: Therefore. VIII
liam Smith, Governor of Virginia, do hereby offer n re-
ward Of one hundred dollars to any person persons
who shall arrest the said Ralph Young and deliver him
into the jail of lun-nhurs county; and do moreover
require all officers Of this Common wealth, civil and
tarv, and request the people generally, to their
best eXertons 10 procure the of the said Young
that hr may br brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
La, lesser seal ofthe Commonwta ih, at Richmond,
t'hALI this 18th day Of December, in the year 1911.
WIN. SMITH.
FT YOUNG is &c yeats old, about G feet high and
quite round shouldsred-hs utIerance is rapid, aud
from its Iapidty, sometimes rather uninicl gib!e-
wears his hair toeraby long, aud conibee back
Dec. 2l-r6t
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by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PEOcI, hM1TiON.

INHEREAS, the Executive has been informed that
w SMITH SuiFFLErr Who confined in the
Jail Of Albemarle county, under Indictment for grand
larceny, has broken SAID jail and escaped, and is
at large: Therefore, !, William Smith, Governor Of
Virginia. do hereby her reward of fifty dollars to
any person persons no shall arrest the said Smith
Shflett, and deliver him into the Jail Of Abemarle
county; and do moreover require all officers Of this
Commonwealth, civil aud military, aud request The
people generally In their best e1rrtors 10 procure
the arrest Of the said Sh-, that lie may he brought
To justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond,
this lith day Of December, in the year !ei7
WIN. SMITH.
20 SRIFFLETT il about 5 feet 10 inches high,
ther spare and j. about IS years old The lower part
of his right ear has been cut or bitten off,
Dec, l7-c2lw3y
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Jan. 2-d&c7t
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

WASHING lON Vi L.
TINE Projectors Of this House take pleasure
i in informing the Virginia public that they
have employed Mr.; VIM: Jacquelin Taylor for
The House having been recently repaired and
newly furnished, is now complete in every re-
specl as first class Hotel.
THE PROPRlETORS.
The undersigned will be glad TO see all OF his
old friends al the U. S. Hotel, whenever they vi
sit Washington, feeling satisfied that he has it in
his power to please them in every respect.
Jan. 4-c2aw3w w. J. TAYLOR.
DWbis requested TO copy.
THE FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA,
TIAVE declared semiannual dividend Of
II 8. per cent, subject 10 deduction OF per
cent bonus 10 the State leaving 81 per cent nett,
payable othe Stockholders on The 18th instant.
Jan. 5-d2w J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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Nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
a Hours in Advance Of the Male
CONGRESSIONAL.


c,--.,,,o. 49,. NJ me Richmond Enquirer.
W.sHrSeroN, Jan. 6, 1913.
SENATE
The Senate being opened WIN P,aye. W ,re
Rev. Mr.. Slicer, Mr. Lewis OF Aiaoa"d' aP'
neared was sworn, and look MS sea-. H.,
ps,il;ons and memo rails were presented oy
different Senators. Il.
The Vice President laid before the Senate the
,,ror, Of The Regents OF the Smithsonian lnsti-
,n.r'e-which was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Mason offered resolution to restore 10 Inc
s3,ors of the Union the privileges OF the Ior.-
The resolution was laid over.
MIR. Johnson, agreeable 10 notice, asked ana
obtained leave 10 bring in Joint resolution, pro-
yidine for the payment OF the claims OF ameri-
c,n Citizens. under the treaty OF 1853, WIN
MEXICO. The resolution was read The hrst ana
second times, by consent, and referred 10 the ap-
propriate committee. 80,
The Senate then, on motion, laid aside The
mornine business. and proceeded 10 the order OF
The day. which was the bill for raising ten resi'
ments OF regulars.
MIR. Hale addressed the Senate, opposing the
bill, and arguing that the extension OF slavery,
and the increase OF slave power, were al Inc DOL
tom of it.
MIR. Reverdy Johnson then obtained The hoor'
MIR. Badger, from the committee on Military
Affairs reported bill 10 facilitate the recruiting
Of the volunteer regiments
The Senate passed into Executive session, ana
afterwards adjourned.
Mr.. George w. Jones moved that the House
resolve itself into committee OF the whole on inc
slate of The Union, which motion was agreed TO-
Mr.. Caleb B. Smith taking the chair.
NIL. fonk N N tDr CONSIDERATION Inc
Joint resolution concerning The Richmond mail.
Mr.. George w. Jones spoke al length in oppo-
siion 10 The resolution.
Mr.. Murphy addressed the committee in favor
of MIR. Meade's amendment, and wished The law
\ 10 FIX the rates Of compensation.
Mr.. Meade followed and spoke at length in
favor ofhis amendment.
Mr. Charles Brown defended the Postmaster
General, and warmly opposed the resolution oil
ne committee.
On Mr.. S,aunton's motion the committee rose.
The House passed a resolution 10 stop the de-
ba,e on the mail resolution in fifteen minutes.
The House again went into committee on The
subject, and MIR. Goggin went on 10 reply TO
Messrs. Lincoln and Brown until the expiration
Of the time.
The Speaker decided that he could speak out
rhe hour This decision was appealed from.
There was much confusion, and rules were cited
applicable 10 the case.
In this STATE of affairs the committee rose.
MIR. Stewart moved 10 reconsider the vote
Limiting the debate, so that the House might test
the question.
The matter was explained and debated by
Messis. Schenck and Caleb B. Smith.
Mr. Cobb of Georgia, at this Stage OF the pro-
ceeengs moved that the House adjourn, which
was ca rried.
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My SLAVE WILLIAM, who has been hired for The
w last years In James Fisher Jr, Of this city,
II is believed has absccnded, and is endeavornc
cape 10 n free state. will give two hundred dollars
for his apprehension aud delivery To me, if taken with
the limits of the Stae-One hundred dollars n Ia
ken within the Limits of the State, and beyond The IL
miis of The county of lenIco-or twenty dollars If Ia
ken within said county. The said slave lwbo is
times called William Hill) is likely copper cooTei
fellow between % and 30 years Of age, of pleasing adj
dress, about feet inches high, n very bnshy
head Of hair, and generally dresses WELL hut plainly
He will however, in all probability, change his appear
ance as much rs possible. JOHN HILL.
dec I5-datScGt+
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ga I'm gsert's % ffi c G .

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On fourteenM Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker. In the office (oD dth
street, under the Exchange Ilotsl formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. Hoyt, and recently by f. r. rendelon
H~- TAKE NOrlCE-AIi Tickets sold al ibis Of
flee are in the well-estahlised Lotteries Of J. W. Mau
~ Co tsuccessors to Gregory Co, the successors
of Yates L. Mcintyre) Please, therefore, 10 recolec
No. g. Exchange Place. BE particular in regard to the
number, as to prevent mistakes.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. 2, Jan. oh:
4 81 "A 30 IS 81 50 II 50 70 10 81 II.
Drawn Nos. n Jersey Lo,iery, Class ?, Jan. s:
40 IS IL 3S i3 Is 10 50 So 81 1G 81.
Ticket Nos. Il Sc 4S, prize ct 1880 sod by
LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-Dollar Lottery 70 be drawn in Richmond
at half past O'Clock, the Virginia leesburg Lottery,
Extra, Cass No. |. Capital: $4,000 IS Nos, l3
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cts; quarters25 Sc
sATURDAY-Another Dollar Lottery. The Sussex
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. g. to be drawn at
Wilmington Delaware, Saturday, at III O'Clock, and
the drawing will he received here about | O'Clock.
Capital $4,000. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves
so cents; quarters % cents.
Saturday Evenng-Sales close at O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS
The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 3. Capitals:
s36OOO UOO OOO 5.OO0 5000, a,l4s, Of 1900. 10
Of 500 10 of l000 10 Of 5O0 &C. 70 Mes, Is drawn.
Tickets $40; halves S; Qrs. so.
ar Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tic kes shares in the above in any of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, iof which there are drawings
every day nj prices varying from 81 TO $40 for tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
80, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
t- Rccolect No 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
SAYS Rory O'more." Jan.
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ELIJAH C. HhNES.

IN CHASCEay.-V AT Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law
and Chancery for Louisa county the 4th day Of Oc
loter, Is17:
Charles J. Thompson, Philip VI Thompson, W.o. NJ.
Thompson, George c. Thompson, lula Thompson lisa.
bella ]. SuIly by Philip 81. Thompson her next friend
and Trustee, and Philip NJ. Thompson, Administrator
de bonis non, with the will annexed, of his father
Garland ' thompson, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Richard Garland and Laura his wife and Edmund
C. Goodwin, security for Garland Thompson az Er-
ecrtOr Of Vim. MITCHELL deceased, and also As security
for Charles Thompson, Executor of Garland Tbomp-
son. deceased and other Defendants.
The said defendants, Richard Garland and Laura his
Wife and Edmund &. Goodwin, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according law
and The rules Of this Court, and appearing by ,atis
factory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
Stale, motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel il la
ordered that the said defendants Richard Garland and
Laura his wife, and Edmund e. Goodwin, appear al
the Clerks Office az Circuit superior Court Of Law
and Chancey for Louisa county al the rules TO be hOl
den for the said Court the first Monday IN January
next, and answer the plaintiffs original amended and
supplemental bills; and that copy of this order no
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in tho
city of Richmond months successfully and post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this county
on some Court day. Copy. Trsts.
Nov. l2-cw2m John HUNTER, G. &.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAI, ESTATE

PURSUANT to 4 decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
4 Of Law and Chancery, for the county Of King Will
liam, rendered the suit OF Christian, Agent, Sc,
against George n. Powell and others shall Com
missioner, proceed 10 sell, unon the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 25h day Of January. 1915, if fair il
not fair day thereafter, by public auction The
Tract Of Land upon which the said Powell resides.
called Woodberry, containing, by recent survey $50
acres, lying Immediately upon Ma;;apon river, about
two miles from King William C0urt-houSe. The build.
ngs upon the farm extensive, aud well suited for
the accommodation OF a large iamy. This farm, like
all the lands upon the Nattapon is very productive
Connected with this tract is marsh of % acres, very
valuable for grazing.
AT The same time and place, will be sold another
Tract Of Land IN the upper end Of King William near
Aangohick Church, containing 800 acres. This last
tract Of land s good any In the nechbohood and
is we'll adapted 20 the growth Of corn, wheat and to-
bacco.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting Of men,
women aGd boys; Stock of Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Hogs Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils, &c one Barouche and Harness
The Negroes will be sold for cash, and the of
sale for the other property, which Will be accommodate
Ing, will be made known IN Inc day thereof.
+. w. SCOTT. Commissioner.
tT George n. Powell, living at Woodberry, will
take pleasure in showing the land To those who may
wish IL purchase. Dec 3-ctd5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice..

TyHE subscriber gratefully ACKNOWLEDGES ms
,hanks IN correspondents FOR their liberal
pa,ronase the PAST year and respectfully, informs
thsn' nj ,he public that he has entered into CO.
. .r'ns och with Alexander Brooks and Sam'i
7 lines, under the firm OF Jno. Jones & Co. The
neI,onal attention Of each partner will be given
p ,be business. JNO. JONES.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, !
I.,,r.py Ar 1919

THE President and Directors OF The Bank OF
i Virginia have this day declared dividend
OF 81 per cent. out of the profits of the Bank for
the last six months subject TO the deduction OF
per cent. bonus to The State, which leaves 81 per
cent, or 80 45-i00;hs, per share, payable 10 The
Stockholders on and after the 18th inst
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Ian 4-d2w