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OuR PROSPECTS

"4dUGnee your standards TO the ouf,oard rails"
Victory on victory perches upon the plunes of The De-
mocratic and Anti Bank party.
The question has been fully put 10 the People in The
arthe West and Missouri sends more than two t, ons
friends oil The Administration Into her Leg.siore aud
Illinois gives us three decided opponents the Bank in
Congress.
The question has been fully put the farhest South,
TO The sovereign People, aud Louisiana for the fret lime
in some years, sends Jackson Democrat, n radiant
soldier, 10 Ripley who has been nurtnred from child
hood in those principles OF tue Democracv which, ar.
hostile 90 the mammohwhle Alabama drives most sig
na4y from her confidence, almost every nu6er and ns
onal, who, under the counterfeit, OF Wig was AT.
Bans " '"o
The question has been fully put in North Caroln, and
Rhode leland aud friends their stand firm aud iruc
But again, ~ tie remoiesi North and East. under cir
cunsances appalling TO democracy, with tie whole
wealth and aristOcracy Of all the Hartford Convention
States brought 10 bear the ouposis o. liberty in New
Hampshire and Maine The question has been fully and de-
hberately TIED la one Of them ilie Senator friendly 10
e Bank has been dismissed from public trust bv an oe
whelming msjOy and oil her elections of eyerv LnJ
have result ed against the Bank In the other The seua
tor friendly to the Bank has been sgnay defeated and
left between aud 1000 10 arear Of the democratic aud
anti Bank candidate for Governor.
Advance your Standards then, 10 the outward walls ali
ye friends OF democratic primo pescO continue 10 stiip e
disgUses iom your old aiistocraic enemies attempting 10
up their odous doctrines and measures win Ibe
new title Of Whig. Show lie advocates Of violence the
exhorers revolution, the proldnefs Of The Sabbath tho
dbcators OF every species Of nisrepresen alton the cir
culsors Of alarm ard panic, the rocefs every proseec
Of adversely and embarrassmen tie resstef o( ha lvs
whether - nubefs, muiilators Of public ships burn
Of convens, aud inst Of mObs New York or
Phsdelphia, show hem llat you kroto your rights and
knOtUing. dare nYninfoin Them. Show them ibst how.
the Clay and Webster organs may dicule the huoe
paws Of The honest yeomanry-the farmers. mechanics
aud labcrefs Of his happy andyou have much regard
10 order and deeency TOO sacred love Of morals we
regulated liberty and TOO great respect for The supremacy
OF e laws ever TO follow sustain The authors patrons
OF such pfogte courses There are still other battles be
fought with The hydra Sank Advance fheo friends Of
democracy 1.-The friends Of equal rights aud the Of vi
oence sud disorder uuuf your banners 10 the Joyous
ftafu
People capable OF self goyofnment and be dis.
graced d home and abroad, with immunity, by the Unprn
cpled vfulence and repeated oufages Of coslnion Of
Null6efs-brOken down Fedeiaiss--and Bank specuIa.
tors.
Rally under The glorious lsg Of Union--set an no
bastard banner Of he Hartford Convention with FIVE
stripes, any multiplying rag with only and stripe
But adgance--and greater and s, glorious VIC
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by RIrCmIE a. COOK.

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GtREAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH.
IN lONABLE ARrlCLES.--The subscriber has made
engagements sell his present stock Of elegant aud vau.
Die goods, moderate terms possible. they are not
Let u he understood that every thing Is OF the best qua.
iy aud un, efsay allowed 10 be the handeonesl assof
Inen in Richmond. II is necessary that the stock OF
Fancy Go ds houd be disposed Of before ether arrange
mens entered into, which under consideration.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond, and it, vicinity
will do well call and view the above extensive assortment
Of useful and Ornamental articles.
CHARLES HORN, agent.
September o. 361n
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YWNO THE PUBLlC.-The subscribers having por.
- chased The Establishment Qaiey occupied by n C.
Baard) on Valley and adjoining Seabfooks Ware
House. beg leave inform the public, that hey are pre-
pared 10 take slaves for safe keeping The buildings
strong and airy and consist Of several apartments (lor males
and emales) together with comfortable Hospital The To-
cation isdfy and healthy, with pumps Of the best In
the yard We are prepared al all times render any facility
IN conveying slaves, from any Of The city idl,
free Of charge WIN. ~. GOODWIN,
HENRY N. TEMPLEMAN.
August i6 8S-w3m
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VOL. xXXI.---NO. 40.

be gratihed with frequent recials OF the fact, that
their oitrepeated predictions Of disastrous summer
anu me ootjtd ftcdigh Of closing year, changed
into smiling plenty, aud genial sunshine, and cheerful
promise wilhal. EQUALITY.
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by this statement it will be that Dunlaps asc.r-
tanned majority in 2i5 towns Sprague 27i6 and
over all other candidates POPS There no doubt
tina, the completion OF the would materially swell
uhs MAJORITY Eighty-nine towns remained 10 be lac ard
iron.-.N Y. En- Post
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al. LEON ESTATE AND MlLl.S.-This valuable
~ Esa'e and ills for ssle-siIuated OH the
South side Of te Roaoke, miles from the house.
Iii the coun OF Mecklenbug. The Tract contains 1900
acres OF which 225 excellent low ound,:
oher estate on the river surpasses il for health aud ferl
" Of soil There will be $50 bushels Of wheat seeded OH
u THIS iall The Mills known "St. Leon" 40 by
~ ieet, stories high, having inexhsusiibc water
power, aud running six par Of stones for grinding wheat
aud corn-G0 barrels Of flour Manufactured daily.
great bargain will be given. il application is made inme-
diaely 10 the subscriber, residing tie premises.
JAMES Y. JONES.
ST. Leon, September 10. 30-Si
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HfDUCATI0N.--Tb Trustees Of the Lagrange Aca-
"a denies wish 10 employ lady competent give in
slfueon IN the usual branches Of female educaton in
Guiding Music and Drawing A knowledge Of the French
aud Italian would be recommendation.
Lagrange beautifully situated To- saubfous, densey
populated and desir 10 negbbOfhood The fees at present.
tall little short OF $1,000 per objectionable
imonals OF character aud qualifications will be required.
Address to 'he undersigned Lagrange Fsyee, Tonnes
see, post paid.
BY order Of the Board
&. NICHE Secretary.
September 10. 90 Oa
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NOTlCE.-To the LegaIees OF Jesse Hodges deed
v late of the county OF Goochand, Safe oil Virginia.
Vaughan, decd, formerly Sheriff of the said county Of
Goochand, aud SUCH committee Of the esae OF said
Jesse Hodges. deceased, have settled the accounts of
the said Nicholas Nj. VAuehahs administrator upon the
said estate, aud ready and anxious pay each
OF YOU what is due from my Since the settlement
oil the administration accounts have been, now, and
shall continue 10 be- prepared pay each and all of YOU
the balance due buI will MOI hold myself bound TO pay
you interest OIL the money now held for you.
JOHN NJ VAUGHAN
Executor Of NJ vi. Vaughdn
September 2. 3io9t
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accordance with the will OF George HendIee dec
n will be sold, at public auction in the city of Rich.
monj al The Establishment OF the deceased the entire
Stock OF Cabinet Furniture and Cabinet Materials com.
pising general assortment Of both articles to the amount
OF between five and ten thousand dollars. Also, all the
work-benches, tools, aud fixtures belonging the essb
ishmenlThe sale will commence on tue 10Th of Octo.
bef next aud continue the days following until gotten
through Terms, Cash Tor al of 800 and under
over that sum, credit Of four mouths
WIN. II. SMITH, .4iry
Sale to be conducted by Davenport, Allen & Co.
Also neat beafse and harness in good order.
Sept D. 36--6f
1 The iynchbufg Virginian Fredericksburg Arena Norfolk
Herald, Petersburg Intelligent viii publish the
for thfoo weeks and send their this
ton.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT g EVERaL FUR
II WISHING FARMHOUSE, Richmond Ya-
lie subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens Of Rich
mond Petersburg and their respecve vcines that he
has opened General Furnishing Warehouse in the Store
formerly occupied by Messrs Hall Moore on NJ ain :,
nearly opposite the u. Bank-where lac has on hand
tor sae, the elegsn, and extensive assortment OF The
following goods ever exhibited 10 Virginia. viz:
CbAIkS-. Comprising every variety Of mahogany curi
90 maple and iancy, with hair canr aud rush seats large
nanOgany rocking chairs, with plain and figured hair
coi and green aud crimson plush covering; arm chsirs
music stools csne.seat stools Tor steamboats,, Stores and
desks; foot stools, &c. SC.
~ "
CABINET FURNITURE Consisting of Egypnan
shu itaan mdfbloIoP centre aud pcf tables breakfast
card, and ladies' work tables sideboards; dressing and
DINER bureaus secretaries aud book cases wash Stands
&c, &c. ''
Looking glasses, hair Mattresses and sund,y other sf
cles TOO numerous 10 mention.
ne subscriber being extensively engaged n msnufsc-
.ufng me above goods, in lie city Of New York l. ena
oiea to oer them reduced prices Persons wanting any
.. be aforementioned articles, invited examine
MS assortment, previous TO purchasing elsewhere.
iariices sold az the above establishment are " afrsnt.
~ be made o. Tie best materials and OF superior work
anshp and the subscriber pledges himself TO give entire
satisfaction 10 purchasers
EDWARD l.. TREDwELL
''P' ~ g0-3
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Sept. 10.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
being determined 10 Iemove this TALL offers for sale,
on the 3Oh day OF September next The pre- mises il
lair, II not the next FAIR day. his tract oil land, in the
county OF FfuUGnnd on which he at present resides,
tanning I57 acres, situated edaely the main age
roAd leading from Richmund 10 Charlottesville and about
three miles rom Columbia half mile from the RvaDna
river, aud within mile OF manufacturing grst aud
saw mills There is sufficient guam ity OF land to seed
eighty ninety bushels OF wheat Tins foI. If sold the
privilege OF seeding will I've Immediately given and the
crop OF and other things suitable for the purchaser
will he Tor sale II the land is sold that day il will
be offered for rent on the day There $50
acres cleared the balance we'll mbercd most OF which is
good tobacco land The Improvements ioleraby good
deem II unnec essaiy 10 give minute description
OF the land, those wishing to purchase will call and
anime Tor themselves before the day OF sale Terms Of
gale will be made known on the day OF sale.
August 20 f32-tds'1 DANIEL p LEWIS
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Aug. 1.

HMALIFAX VA RACES will commence the second
IN n Tuesday in October, (l5 h) aud continue days
ls DAY.-Colt race, mile heats 800 entrance, hal I
forfeit, six subscribers and closed
I'd DAY-Proprietor's purse, 2, mile heats 5000, en-.
trance $l5.
81 DAx.--iockey Club purse. mile heats entrance
$50. purse 500.
4lh DAY Handy Cap mile heats, best three in 6ve
purse 500.
The Track, Sc, shall be in good ORDER and all
res furnished in the best style, by
MARQUIS f. JACKSON, Manager
september IL. 37--4t-
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rEHHE CdmlJieH Joekey Club Fail Meeting Of 1884,
n will commence on Wednesday, the Ilth OF Novem-
Der next.
FIRST Day PrcPrieIor's Purse $50 mile heats en-
trance $40.
SECOND DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $780, two mile
heats; entrance $40, TO be added 10 the purse.
RICHARD NJ. THORNTON, Proprietor
September 49, 39-tdr
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TNyHE BRoADRoCK JOCKEY CLUB FaH Meet.

TNNHE BROADROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meet.
III ing, 1884, will take place the last Tuesday in
September next, aud will be over the Tree Hill instead
oil the Broadrock Course, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A Swee psiake for colts and hies that me-
yer run public race-ne heats; entrance $3.50; for
felt $ieO There now subscribers and the present
subscribers have agreed that the several that havs
Us at liberty in the above stakeo name aud
close by the first day OF September.
Su6scri6eTs-- William Wynn, William Williamson, VIII
liam X. Johnson, William s. White, and John Farley.
SECOND DAY-A Swerpslake for colts and fillies that
never run in public race-two mile heats; entrance
$500, hall oiieit-wh the privilege OF several colts that
have rum TO in this sake-o name aud close BY the
first OF September. Now two subscribers aud several
more expected by the time IL closes.
THIRD DAY -Proprietors' Purse--two mile heats-en-
trance Sl5, Tor purse IT $3.50.
FOURTH DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $5OO-lhree mile
heats-entrance $50.
PUCKETT & BELCHER.
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AND FOR SALE.-By virue OF decree the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
county OF Amelia pronounced the lS day of Arrii
1884, in case therein depending between Joseph Bragg
and Others Plaintiffs, and Francis A. Wilson aud Others
Defent'nisI shall OH Wednesday, the Sh day Of Octo.
Der proc ed sell 10 the highest bidder ash on
the premises, the Tract Of Land late the properly of Tho
mas b. Wilson, decd lying Flat Creek HE county
OF Amelia, containing by survey, four hundred and ninety
four acres, be the less.
JOHN p. BOILING,
Sheriff Of Amelia, and Commissioner
September IL. 3D.
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37-4t

ENRESH DRUGS AND MEDiCiNES-The sub.
II scrbcr has received part oil his Fall Supplies aud
will, in few days, have them comp eed His Stock this
tall will be very large aud embrace all The articles usually
sold by Druggis,s-h edcnes, Paints, Dy Stuf, Glass
Ware Bushes Periumery, Fancy Goods Tobacco
Snufs, and Cgais, with many more, numerous for
newspaper.
lie solcits call from the Merchants, Physicians and
Traders MISUNDERSTANDING that he will be enabled
oer many inducements be he'd in This market;
and certainly they would int much their interest
give Richmond a lair trial.
Goods packed TO order, with and dispatch.
Nj. l.. DAY, Market Square,
One door 6elot0 MeSsTs. Lancaster, DENLY & Co.
Sept. -. 37-6t
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BROYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT.--This we'll known
" y Tavern and Farm, will be offered for rent, on the
18th day OF October next, the highest bidder for one
year, possession given the LIST January IS35 stands
at the fork Of tie THREE Notched and River road leading
TO Richmond, miles Sonth East of Charlottesville
Further particulars the day Of renting
ia. Nj. BOYD, For himstU and others.
September 10. 3g-u5O
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NOilCE "A very valuable Saw aud Grist Mill with
V 80 OF Land adjoining thereto with all tller
aPpurienances, and large lee House thereon, within
miles OF Richmond, in lenrco county and four valuable
Slases, for sale.
By virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date the 10Th De-
cember 1880, TO the payment OF sunry sums Of
money (dne by bonds. and therein menoned,) Richard
Gregory of Chrserfi Id county, whicdeed has been du-
y recorded in H.nrco County Court Office shall pro.
coed 10 sell, public auction, the premises ON the
10 day OF October next for ready money, the said two
mills aud cehouse and lard aforesaid, with her appur-
t.nanees, aud the said slaves much OF the said
properly az will he sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the said
Richard kGregoIy the money due 10 him tc
gether will, the growing interest thereon and the costs
Of executing this trust The title papers, which believe
to be perfect will be exhibited the day OF sale but
shall convey such title only is vested me- as trustee
RlClI'D c. WORTHAM, Trustee.
Sept. TO- y9--tds
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~ EW MUSIC. II. SMITH has just received great
variety OF new and fashionable Music; also Standard
Publications OF old and valuable Music Ganus and In
sncton Books with many easy lessons aud exercises for
young beginners The Fano Forte; Church Music aud
Music for the Flute, Musical Instruments aud Music Mer-
chandize OF every variety, Piano fories, Flutes Volns
Guitars, Flage0les and Claonells, &c, from the ap.
proved manufacture, and Of superior workmanship.
Seminares, Music Dealers, and ArIi-ts OF tile profess
tion supplied on the most reasonable terms.
DfK L. :. receives from the publishers the Nor hen
elites, weekly, all the latest Musical Publications they
appear which renders The at all times very
sIrable. Sept 10 3S-u
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G ALLEGO MILLS--FAMILY FLoUR-Oo, r..
~ miy Flour Is now ready Tor delivery. Subscribers
enu others aFe requested TO call Tor their supplies
g. -, 2. J. CHEVALLiE & CO.
'P' - B7-N
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A GENTLEMAN, who has had ten years experience
"a in The duties OF Clerk Of Court and more
particularly those Of the Chancefy and Superior Courts
anxious procure situation. Assistant or Depuv
Clerk In county Virginia. The best evidences Of
capabity, &C. will be produced, II required Employ
ment IN some Of The upper counties would be preferred
Address p, williamsburg, Va.
Sept g. s6-w4w
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A FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-ALs Lady,. we'll
N qualified to teach al tie branches Of polite female
English Educafn and who exhibit, satisfactory testi-
mony OF such qualifications, may find employment In
private family, and fair wages w very healthy situation
~ addressing letter posl pa1) 10 NJ O. WyIliesburg
Charlotte County Va, stating terms, &c.
August 20. 81 OF
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~ANTED, by the subscriber, an Ogerseer for his
w James River farm, Little Dovef) in Gooclland
trustworthy only need apply tc him in Richmond.
August 10. t30--tf] JOS. TRENT
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a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The under.
INA signed, Tor and 10 behalf OF the Virgins Baptist Edu-
cation Society," offer for sale the Farm which their Sc
minary at present located, called Spring Fam the
former residence OF Jacob Mofdecai, Esq lying the
Brook Turnpike, four miles from the city Richmond
u he Farm contains 24t sceso land, well adapted the
growth Of whea oats, &c. and affords about 80 acres
OF excellent grass land which very valuable
OF its conguity TO the city. The buildings ampe aud
all III good repair: consisting OF Dwelling House. with
SIX rooms above the cellar which Is also finished, Kitchen,
Meahousc two Barns, Corn house, Carriage house and
Hay shed, together with nine small buildings fed up for
the accommodation Of the students with GARDEN contain
ing eight acres of land, well enclosed Tie Farm itself
Is well eneioedthree hundred dollars having been paid
last year Tor aaf purpose.
Persons wishing to view the premises will please 10 call
on Elder Robert RS land the Principal OF tie Seminary,
VINO lives Oh the premises The purchaser can have The
privilege OF seeding small grain sc. this FALL but full
possession will not be given until the first day Of January
next when one-third OF the purchase money must be
PAID and the remainder in two equal nsaInenls, the
hri Gays OF October 1885 aud 1896 Application, either
written or verbal 10 either OF the subscribers price,
&c, will he attended TO.
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NOrICE EXTENDED.-An persons having claims
against The Estate oil the late John Spencer Decd
oil King william County State OF Virginia. are requested
10 bring them forward the subscriber adusne Mt Oh
or before the 18th day OF November next ensuing: Ali
claims brought orwar after that time will be rejected
aud this notice pleaded in bar.
JAMES THOMSON,
administrator de 5oniS non of John Spencer.
Sept. 10. 37-8t
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NOTlCE In compliance with the request OF several
respectable families OF the city aud envrons, (wo
do not wish TO be out in the evening with their children
Mr.. Maezel " i'll give additional Exhibition, on TUES
DAY NEXT, the 23d instant, commencing precisely at
o'clock, p. NJ T39-2tl Sept. 10
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THSOKEN, FOR 1885 just received, "1he Token
n and Atlantic Souvenir for 1895, enbeished With
numerous and splendid engravings.
ALso--Jscob Faithful, vol Ri.
Kings Own.
Waddington's Church History.
Mothers Friend, by Abbott.
September 10. [39--3l II. D. SANXAY. AL
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SWEEPSTAKES to be run over the Tt Hill Course.
~ Fall Meeting, 1884

FIRST
A Sweepstske for colts and iies, three years Old
mile heats; entrance $780, forfeit $lo0-to the first
day OF the Broad Rock Meeing-7 subscribers aud
closed.
Subscribers. William Wynn names his Glley Fanny
Ill., by Tonson; William Williamson names Ruth, ed
ley Gliey dam by equity; William L. White names Fal
con, by Charles dam recoilectrd, John Early names
names K. Dick Sampson, dam Superior; o. p Hare
enters Haxals medley illey dam Alfred Jefferson Mi
enters his b. T. Rebecca the Jewess, by Byron.
DAY.
Swecpstake for colts aud ilies three years old-two
mile heats entrance $780, half fore4 subscribers and
closed.
Subscribers.-John w. peterborough enters e. c. by
Hotspur; William l.. White enters Philip, by Janus;
John Heth enters Johanna iley. out OF the grand dam
of Collier; James B. Kendall enters George Goodyih's
colt by Tmoleon, dam Archie
DAY.
Sweepsake 10 be the Tree Hill Course the
1 day OF the Tree Hill Jockey Club Meeting, Fall 1884,
with col and hlirs, three years oldtwo mile heats
$500; forfeit SSlO0-6 subscribers and closed.
Su6scrbers.-William VIM names Fieuretle, b. f. by
Tonson out oil Malcoms DAM John NJ. Bolts enters T.
Rosalia Somers by Charles, dam Mischief John Heih
names e. E. Columbis Taylor, 10y Medley, dam Virginia;
William II. Johnson names b. c. Verumnus, by ECLIPSE.
dam De6ance o. r. Hare names b. {. Mary Bell by
TiufIe, dam La Grange.
FOURTH DAY.
Asweepsake TO be the 4ih day OF the meeting two
miles, with Colts and Filles three years old two mile
heats-entrance $500, half forfeit; 3 subscribers.
Subscribers. John Becber names Henry Temples
Johanna fllry: John eth Mossip, Janus flley;
VIM. l.. White names Johanna liley, raised by +. +.
Wickham.
SweePsake same day mile heats for colts and fies
three Years old, that never won race-l50 entrance;
forfeit $oOS more TO make race aud close the 9th
day Of October. BY THE PROPRIErORS.
September 49, 4O-tdr
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JESSE SNEAD.
RICHARD RElNS.
MADISON WAI.THAII.

p. S.--On the premises, aud far from the dwelling
house, is Mineral Spring, which formerly vas very
much resorted 10, and doubt might be rendered vaua.
Bile now II proper attention paid il: there being am
pie accommodation on The premises for fifty visitors.
Richmond, July 10Th, 1881 2l-u