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tween the lst and 18th inst when experimenting that
the warm season might prove highly injurious to the In
dams was induced To suspend farther emigration un
I'll the LIST of September next
We, 10 be emigraed guarded by regular troops at and
around this place Ross and Gunters Landing
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Thou ac,,royc., the hope of man.-Job

me OF man.-JOb Ia. w.
| Is wrspp.d in decPrcpo'e'
Ard sorrows victim hes,
Forectiul OF his woes.
RI, hars. that fearful sound,
That wild appalling cry,
That wakes the siccpers from
their dreams,
Ard ,ouscs them-to aie;
Nh. who shall tell the hopes
That reese, so soon 10 lee,
The good resolves destroyed,
By that some night at sea-"
That hour hath passed away,
The morning. beams are bright,
As ifthey met no rosord there,
Of,hat ali-featful night;
But Il any souls have fed,
To far Eternity,
And many hearts been wreck Il,
In that ''uae night al sea-"
.Grcu, God. whose hand hath
iluuch'd,
Our boat upon lifrs sea,
And given US MS u Pilot there,
A spirit bold and free;
50 guide US with thy love,
That our frail bark may be
Mid waves Of doub. and fear,
"Orly one night ut sea-
X. NJ. G.
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Z. W. FITZGERALD, d. c.
ComMIssroSrR's OFFICE, }

NU,t0way {. II June IcIh, Ic"9.
The parties interested in The foregoing decree are here
b. notified that have appointed The 50 Gay OF August
nv, r., car,v The same into effect at hich time they
are reoured 10 meet at my Office by 10 O'Clock for that
n,,rnoss JOHN BUFORD, Commissioner.
ira .Ac l4-wiw-
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Tie parties named in the foregoing Decree, together
with ali other persons having claims against Inc estate
Of Thomas May deed will please 10 take no''ce mat
/ have appointed MoxpAY 30h July next, at my oihce,
n, buckingham Court house, for the purpose OF making
a report according to said Decree, at which time and
Mace all persons having claims against sad estate are
reoues,ed 10 come forward and assert thfm.
ROBERT SHAW, Commissioner
L.. DC l4-w4w
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June %

En ICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
No, ROAD.-On and after the lst OF May, the cars
gr.ng North will leave Richmond at A. NJ. and pas
sengers will breakfast in Fredericksburg The object of
this early hour is enable passengers gel 10 Wash
ng,nn III time for The afternoon cars, and TO Baltimore
the eveingso that. by taking the night line from
Baltimore. they may reach Philadelphia 10 breakfast
and New York to dnnsrthus putting travellers in the
Northern Giles in advance Of any other line.
Fare from Richmond 10 Washington, sc 90
From Washington 10 Baltimore, = 80
The cars with the mail and passengers coming South
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past s. A. 81 and
meet the train from Richmond al Milford
To and from charlottesville Passengers for Louisa
Charlottesville. &c, going from Richmond may take the
mail train clock. the freight train ) clock.
Those from Fredericksburg will take The mail Train al
quarter past ) o'clock
All the passengers for Charlottesville will breakfast at
the junction. where they will take the Louisa train and
arrive OF Charlottesville the same evening
Passengers from Charlottesville arriving at Frcdercks
Hall ia the evening, will take the Louisa cars at A. NJ
Those going TO fredericksburg, will, the junction.
take the Northern train. and arrive there breakfast
Those going 10 Richmond will breakfast a, the Juno.
tion aud upon the arrival Of the mail train take it 10
Richmond
Frciykt Train.-Between Richmond and Fredericks.
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Hour
from Richmond 5, A. NJ; from Fredericksburg half
past s. A NJ.
April 81 ll6-f
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Nc,c. Fashionable and he0p
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GDODS-MA'


~ H. JENKINS has received hs entire stock Of srns ant
Summer Goods which choapnGss aud vnrcI! ay
Merchants others,
examine TN. extensive variety oiScfy desirable goods.
,oc.-5 spring caIro"s good at IL ~ ca
and l.--aso yard French CaIcOes. al % cents.
Lueusj all qualities, from - ctnts per YARD TO lie
imported.
sin goods ior DfecsS 600 worth Of plain aud figured SI
and Sains large small gues; also, all coIorcd Iar Ss
puasui aud mhrclasS 900 worth OF PdWs0 SA ara Cotton
'uhrc IirI made order ia tho best manner
lCsAOn Ell ict>
qualities. cheap and fashionable.
Si0ck-2O0 sh and bumhnzinc SOCKS o ne" Skye!
and At low prices. N
o.icry- infants, boys, girls, ladies' ard mems "G
and Half Hose. silk, cotton, H, ANA "otGr o'N po
ribbed, raniom
LcnhOfn Hats, for boys and ch'ldfoh'
An OF Kid and summer to'cs
(anrno ,!ni,in.-Plain wh". red. figured and PLAID.
Window ElIuds &C niunW " HdOw Blinds
Capcs and Cola-Sj,OOo worth OF lace and mu'n Car 90"
Collars very ieluced prices also, e'csa@ thread !hcS -
and lRscrIugS
Linen Cambc-Linen CamJrics 10 Cd, %, los CD - and
fIa"r :, A. ~ -. .,o.s
finer.
ngham.-lOO pieces plaid and striped Gin"oms, at Is Per yaf
N"-,inr.-rst black Ncsnss also, NncIlc, N'''H'
Mems Sumacr WeaT-Various descriptions OF GoCG o c"-
ami NaG;G0cUs. 90, ,..i
$i,.r. aud Drawers-Lambs wool, and silk shirts ad
drawers ,.
Cotton O.nauss3G O,uaburs, various Guae'
Domestic Shirinzs and Shetng>Oo bates bcac"cd anu u"
bcuchcd Shifting >hec,iEss. oil fresh aud cheap
BurlapS-Burars. various qualities.
10 subscriber has opened ''
cheap GOODS from whr vii hc sold 10 mcr "n'' O.
u. JENklAS.
Nny II7-2Swl3"
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Aan REWARD. Stayed, OF was stolen, i!om
Ia k9H The stables of the James River ana koha"

III n n REWARD. = Stayed, or was suiIn no
~ " Inc s'' .n o VI . niles from the city Of
Richmond on SUNDAY 'ie is ,"' ~ Grs and the other
sorrel HORSEo.one oe''eweu ~ o ,s,s If ,nI,rabe
six years old last spring ney ae ,siSsred GkeEy
size in good working oruer, a'o may - 80 h,ve The
They shod all around anu peInaPs "i %, Their
marks Of the gear OH ther shoo'ue'S az. ro;,bsr of
gas are not Known o"' II - ~, has have any
Them pners 1t Is not recoec'eo VA. "sy ,r, their
white about them; u 'ity nave ), nay $3.50 One
fellocks, or perhaps s''a S'ar " 'o'' ahoce re-
Of them is slightly hippeu'-i WI, s.. Wv Gys dol
ward Tor the delivery. as ABOVE, OF '"e '"'' VI Ill :,
lars for either, and all Trasonar" e ,pr,T, Snt
bringing Them. kiChAhD Nils,
For the lanes htrer ca" h"n"''"H oo"'E; =;
July 10
-.,J;CCITT0DS, SAIC-Ou Tn, 2;;d dav of next
- <iIN =, ID o'cl,ck will he sold at Lynch 8
N I. fr cash 10 the highest bidder, hun
c'ies ,srr,y shares Of The stock of the Farmers
r v,r,,nia Cnrv one shares Of the stock of the
p r. VIRGINIA, and hry shares Of The stock Of The
rlaS,s,f.d Rail ROAD RICHARD ANDERSON,
For S SUBLETT, n. W. ~
A. w NOLTlNH,
EICcuf0rS Of Christian Bohn. arc IL.
r ron, IN The first OF January next, and possession
;,o, ;mmedo,.y the tenement lately occupied by u
E,L
una 90 It'd
- 5. .,-,,,,,,
IN CiANEEhf ~ HiM-in ,, Ct,.a,. Arr;
II CT"nt Superior o"u'' Vi La" "''
Term, lc3o' Plaintiff
Prrmllea L. Noou"yn
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,RaMisages's Office, Esichnsoati, va.
OPPOSITE rHE EAGLE HorgL.

~ Drawn Numbers in each Package Of - Tickets.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Class No. a. for ISIS.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, July u,
ISIS.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capitals S3j .2:i5 SI0.500. $1,000, $1,000, S3,GoO
81 5Ou 81 80 $1,000 81 80. s Geo 81 800, 81 400
80 prizes "i 81 900 80 ." S1O 30 OF $40, oO OF SUI
Tickets only SID-lIavps S3-Quarters 81 30
Certificates Of packages Of @ Whole Tickets $3.50
% do q Half do. 10
d. do. % Quarters do. 81 oO
Gmrt
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n-Aru.pIL POTOMAC Lh.iDs FOR sAlE-by 'ii:ue o,
crer Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanee!
county pronounced the ID day OF Ap io'o'
t in Court by John Gnstead and ohen
heirs and administrator Of inc a.e
Baldwin Leland, decd defendants the as Com
Court will sea public Gncton on The premises
The 9Th and 9Th DAYS the proportions oil BALDWIN
Leland Fabcus g. Leland, Judith 3 Leland, suy NJ Le
,oJ Elizabeth euud Lucy Leland, in the real estate oil
their father the said Baldwin VI. Lcond decd-a.o the ia,e
,n nj Cox said real estate as purchaser from TWO
,,r OF the h,i OF the said Baldwin NJ Leland deca ~ inc
event Ina, il shGui be- necessary sell his interest as Aforesaid
mon credit OF IT, Ia months from the I'm DAY OF January
ext except expenses Of sale, which vi" be required eas
Deeds said land, will be rcqf.uo e Pu'e's'
to secure he pa yn,cnt OF the purchase money. -
Tn. above mentioned lands cumPfl'eh III Nv" sc'c'a
the one situated 10 that part of NorlhhnDri sunny
OF the IN
aud dec d. sin. Immediately on the fo'omaC r'. NC
All, OF tF VIII take plrc" the premises Oh e ON % M
I'm. o,,cr tract !. situated 10 the couniy higher
M mad j. cuicd Lodge. This tract near te i"'oa
w. - rj.o ycy TO nuvisubie wGte The sale OF
49, , ~ TAX. Mace Oh the premises the next day, tn. 9h
ti'' ',',' ' '- ROBERT MAYO, j.,
VI AD5"''' WAI. BASiE,
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Donnie .9rfing Thrashjng .Nachine.

Double .jcftRg Ih"Sh'Hg .HHTHthe.
yBNHIS Machine being better adGp'rd 10 thrashng al
kinds of grain cleaner than those now IN general
use from, IFS acting reciprocal Oh Two different princi
nIes leaving but little chance for heads Of wheat pass
ihrounh the machine ungoiten out, particularly in
the manner of feeding OF it, will be required, getting out
tangled wheat equally wcI! as the straight. The
sruc,on of the drum admits Of its being stopped any
time and set in motion again without stopping the
horses The structure Of the horse power requires
nil 10 be dun TO plant il in but sits on the ground Both
machine and horse power simple and compact, com
bininr with strength and durability, lIgh. daft nr the
onantitv of work they capable Of performing. and
from their extreme portability they may be easily
moved in a common cart, hoh machine and horse
mower without dcranging any Of The parts Of either by
The removal and work BY The ordinary hands Of
the farm in half al hour.
From the general satisfaction given the last by
the Subscriber Iac Improved Thrashing hlachiucs 10
gentlemen vino purchased them Of him, which will more
fully aprcar from some OF their rtteis annCXed. r
recommend them to he perfect machine easy TO keep
in order and remove from place 10 place. The com
pact and ighnsss Of the horse power admits Of lis he.
ng stored in harm after using it, TO the next sea
son. without deransiug any Of lis parts, requiring but
little room for that purpose.
Persons DESTROYS Of getting machines and horse power,
or machines to attach 10 other power will please TO send
in their orders early enable TO have their machines
ready by the tine they may be wanting frr the approach
inn season SAM'L COCHRAN.
Adjoining West Hill Ware house, Petersburg, Va.
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The p;npnfuity this Waterin: Fac"'o Richmond Petrr.tu
Norfolk, ui the lc" county deserves notice. Il u.a,,
80 miles Southwest OF Richmond, Is West q! Petersburg, Gr 20
East OF FaraSc and within days travel OF Norfolk.
elevated, and healthy East Of The Mountains
tn" country around aboIuds thu imcst
In addition ia pcisoGd Gtfcuon IF the proprietor i" rs
OF MI Rawrs have been engaged, whose SprricEcr
well known GuI Ia! hr establishment
like this. considered vurnhr acquisition. The proprietor
pledges himself that hi, tab shall be furnished with his
honnu county Or!s. his bar furnished "I She i tTors hs
commoduS stables shall BE- wei pi. and and Npcrruc
ostcrs always attendance; Es Good cooks
and number npcIirnCrd Servants nyr bee"
Cy Good Musicians srdrie drawing furnished
with 4 GOOD Piano Forte. FRANCIS 4. WILSON.
June 3 ll-wsY
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NAV

,r,uF. STATE or SOUTH CAROIINh-CHARLESlON
nISTRICr-Is CHANcERr.-LeM's CfGse s'm'n''i6l,of
ccias Complainant, John rrfc, or ais nuns M
Ni,,,,ip e lie and William e. Daniel Defendants
IL his i.! Complainant seek pa yTcHt Of mofG"s" OF
,il Melville John frrric seized oi the SAID Plnn-
rnr;o, subject mortgage. to which the ehes
Lue and subject the equitable lien, to "hch the Deehuan
Il SoIiu.ar himself III" personal fenfcsrnta'o
of Nathaniel General III tn" Armies o inc Iheu suites,
Southern Division &C. John tcffle was
on in the wears and l.e3 und subsequently, a" supposed 10
been of John auks citizen OF Virginia contractor
for Ii h" hens or representatives o Jon
Tcrrie arg within ncd and VIII make thc CAIN 10
, Plantation Melville, the surplus amer nNeGt OF inc
and established ~ ths Sui' hry
come in at an, time within years; and thcy residing
.yond the ne States may in and make their claim
time within ns years decree should pass ~ TINS
c". by nlrniur answering the Compliments
bill. re t"hc - $500, -,
l3-wl2m
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HskGsesEiR'S
Exchange 0nH LOTTERY office,
RICUMOyD, VIRGINIA.

B,GcER respectfully calls The attention Of his friends
and patrons to the following splendid Lottery 10 be
drawn The 18th Of September, $4,000 Capital He
presents it this early day in order that distant
pondents may have ample time 10 send him their orders,
and receive their tickets before the day of drawing. For
the Capital Of $50,0J0, send 10 Fortunes Home.
BIGGER'S OFFICE,
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S50,00O, Sl5,0O0, SlO,O0O-and
" 100 prizes Of 81 900 30
Alexandria Lottery,

Class No &, to be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on
Saturday, September ID. 1888.
IS Nos.-12 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS:
Of s50.0O0-l of %l50OO-l of Si0,0G0-l Of So
00O-l Of S2,050-1v0 prizes OF 81 00O-l0 OF 5000
Of $500, &c, &c.
Prizes amounting 10 $40 200
Tickets only $40, shares in proportion.
A package OF whole Tickets is worth S23o-must
draw Sl02
package of Halves is worth Sll5- draw S5l
package OF Quarters is worth S51 oO-must draw
S25 80.
A Certificate of Wholes will be forwarded for l2S
do. Halves 81
do. Quarters 81
The Tickets are for sale by Bigger and be had by
the package, single tcke, shares, in his usual great
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EbREPARATORY SCHOOL.-The next session of
E the school at my residence in AlbcmarIe will COM
rnrnce The 20th July next, under the care oil MI
William Robertson. who is recommended by Protcs'
snrs Bonnycase, Harrison, and BG!tcmann, OF the
University Of Virginia.
The pursued will he the ordinary branches OF
m English Education, the Latin. Greek French and
Spanish languages and Mathematics, to the extent usu'
ally angh IN schools preparatory to the U"Vrrs'ty or
otter colleges For further particulars, gentlemen are
referred to James Ross Esq Fredericksburg; Col John
HeLh and j. n Gordon. Esq. Richmond; Dr. James
NJ Morris Green Springs Professor Davis. University;
AlesSrs. L. w Gm-r, and V. w SoutlaIl, Charolles'
vile.
The scholastic year will he divided ntowo sessions of
FIVE months each The first session will terminate on
the 20lh Of December. lc35; The second commence on
the 10Th Of January. 1888.
Terms per session oi five months $50, including oil
expenses As the number that he received al this
school will be limited, those wishing situations for their
requested TO make early application Letters
addressed the subscriber Lindsays Store, Abe
marie, will be promptly attended TO.
NJ l.. WALKER.
Inn
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Total increase % - ~"
om addition, these assistants do not increase the
number o! officers IN the Army. - =, A., $500. =
ATTACHED to the 0ureTmasters Department. win the pay o
From this number, 1G6) deduct the 90 eutenan,s
transferred from the artillery to the ordnance, which
makes the actual increase number OF officers In the az
gregate ll0.
The pay Of the ION commissioned officers and privaes
is come VIVA, increascdar,ery and infantry privates t"
eight dollars.
each officer for every five he may have served IN
the Army Thus an officer who may have served TWEEN
~ wears under the rank of general othcer. wond,
hereafter be entitled the additional allowance OF four
ra,ons. or slightly cents per day. and no more.
The pay and emolumens oil the engineers and ord
nance are advanced those Of cavalry rates which con.
stute them mounted corps and not, ns heretofore, ON
GERS of foot The pay OF The artillery and infantry OIL
GERS had not been advanced
There are other minor provisions which we have not
time 70 examine among these, forty dollars and four
raons &c are to he allowed tn such persons az may
be employed BY the officers Of any garrison 10 oica,e
as cha plain. no shall perform also the duties Of school
master AT the post
In preparing our synopsis of The BILL meant to show
the nc,ual increase or numbers Whilst the numbe in
The Qaartermasters Department is increaSedby the sdd
ton of only eight officers. the number OF commissioned
officers added the existing establishment bv the aug
menlation in that department of the Staff is 80 Ii we
deduct the 20 wagon masters. and the 20 Lruenants
Of Artillery transferred to the Ordnance" the accession
OF nmissoned officers will then be l2G instead OF iG,
as stated in the synopsis With this explanation oi
understanding of the matter, cheeriuy give place
10 The following communication on the subject
To The Ediiors
Gcntlcmen-ln the synopsis given BY YOU Of the
Army Bill in your paper Of this morning. there are two
nsak reference the Quarlermusters Department,
which desire TO correct
IN enu,nerang the additional officers created by
the BILL YOU specify trenty tjgM Captains in the Quar-.
ternaslers Department, and under the total head You
introduce twenty forage and wagon masters who
presented as entitled 10 The pay Of Captains.
Now, in reference to the first. would observe. that
there are but eight addi9Hm Captains provided for in
the Qnarermssters Department, By the BILL as refer
ence 10 the OH section viii shnw-here being already
twenty under existing laws And in regard 10 the TWEEN
~ wagon and forage masters they not officers and
should be classed Indeed they not sp-
ponlants in the usual accepnlion Of the term they
are merely authorized be 'cmpioycd from time 10
time" 10 meet the exgencies Of the service, and viii,
of course be dispensed with when their services not
required As their pay it is not that Of Captain In
GLIDING the ralinns allowed. il amounts 10 but fifty
two dollars per month. and forage for one horse while
three dollars per day The low es, rate al which that
class Of agents usually hired
JuLY 3 1893. JUSTICE.
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DiSwIpn,r CouxrY. Nav :. 1898

M s. C0ckran:-DEAR SII,-Iour late Improved!
Double Acting lhrashing Machine, which purchased
of Won last year, fully tired Ivy last and
find il To be excellent improvement on your former
plan gets the wheat very fast and clean and
with great ease to the horses. Several gentlemen Who
had used your former machine mine at work on my
farm and consider it far superior In your former
From It's portability. together with the simplicity and
cnmpacness of their construction the shor, tne re.
uured in setting one to work when removed. bids lair
to be very valuable improvement any have yet
YoIr obed't SelY't, WIN ROSS.
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.'ulG2 %

gSCuANCERY-Vnc rules holden ~ the tI'h a'
Zee Of tho Circuit Ccuri %; Law AZ! thaacc TOO .s
comfy of Ghanr. the iIh Lav OF June, lte:
M,f, {. Gillian admIU,-t'.uA Gt JOhS son. "'I" NE vs." :"
nryrd, OF Allen Gillian deceased, I'I'''''!
=,
William r. Gillian administrator Of JacUb Mostr "r'o JACK
" Gillian James sOuy md A.e Is wife, John H. Li,m a'-
Martha h5 Wife Robert GI.huu md SiCpb"a Giii'm '"i'
III, defendants. Jack VI. Gillian john H. Gillian ana Malta
bis Wiir and Robert GI having entered then 'r .'
aud accOfGu. h" act 81 Assembly and tie f' d"
Court appearing the tiIou OF the t'u' Ia. -!
inhabitants OF tiIs Sa'cbn tn" motion q" r i'"" ~
counsel, ordered, ths ~" said dc'niln 80 i '' iA"
ia said Count the COuuh"G'r "' u" ''H cuuhH"H
uHd enter ihtf bpPe' - "ff hh'
some ey.na u,.,rh IN city Richmond for mDua,
urcrs>ivc and posted a. e root "on q" Tie u It.!
.aid county. '"ny,1,, II' I,;; p,u,~soX y
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EN- In Ca u.r ITcuu superior
Law and Chaucesy May iIh, lis, ilrGS Upshaw.
la aiudg 4, urh"rr' L,ricr, that The de-
IN il late i'r-erirLu CtnEc Court
ily Orobc leI, bc eHG IA this. "t the t'oGtpn L.
render Of The ttU
the accuun, b said decree be cGrrrt ir:uc
sinner Ch0uccIy CuUi. tie arc"uu! ci r+ aG
EwlGs a'mini the of john R"rro d.
II We. aGudspi. orreG aud decfnd that Bal4a este
decd, should settle lri'lrS
th siG C:cu court account ct h'I '"'u
the u sS john ro..
lame. Srmplc, of E,srA, committee nGnrsta'" ~ 's
nan of a: John Ronno!, sroui render br'u
an account sHh Rl"o!-> estate wCH
directed
tic and pp Count, with special maitcr who. b. might
tiiak prrncni. either pUIty might itPiirr.
IL decree, MtEit la0u, arn"i lcc Charles
Terrell and orIcia his w jphn e. Nrrg. Jams :. Berry
man and Elz lbcrh NJ hi WIFE Thomas i. F"oSg Mary f.
Lis wife Guy Hamilton rHd Mufcia T. his wife: Jrur. l. EIoco
nuL SuslD ST. Lis " G Thomas l.. Sihrcy. Jrhr' / Jck3o
Lew. L. rhaw John aH klUs aUG MTa hIs " orln. isf
wood and Ez both l. his wife, Jphn cctJ"r and hT.u he
,G. Martha Edwards Mason r. y. Gp.haw, Robert H. lamr,
and ouisa his " IT, Arthur 81 VI Ugsho". r's dctiL-
ant. in laid c.e are hereby GoHed that shall occrUa'my
otr al III" t." CGru:IGc couHiT NJ 10 O'Clock. n "
si day OF iusGt neAt 10 iu"e the HccGUn ei ~
dcEcd. ANN "''"''''
Commissioner - sud L"4S'
-u4u
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.Ju'c 3

Y UiTJS kiILEOAD EOND$.1h lac bond. ,grd ly tie Lou
" Railroad comrany between the st cay OF 'rs"s an"
AS day OF December ls37 paid win thereon
lie 5th day OF Juy nrNt presented tic Farmers Bank OF VIZ
,iu, bet zen thai Isl day OF August
I,nr ~ r5-wiwI FRED HARRIS, PrCStatEt.
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9neIiu S!lylu7 SPRINGS


Is celebrated watering place no" open for the reception
visitors Faored b. the OF The last season tho
proprietor has made extended arrangements for tie
the last
os have orccted-an Booth
over the tountaina commOdDus bathing establishment will h
compIeted in regulate the temper,
ure of the deseele walks and pleasure goan,
,ued aud graycd. Nc pains expense Ell
Ia mike iOr the invalid the md
retiring place OF uon FOR ,hosc 20 prasg
The cily of this scaTcc. Size,
exp.men, has fully te. aEd proved Us medicinal virtue IL
proximity in point OF properties to me cre" "te ~ Ptu'o
Grccnbrr has been well established a. M De SEE Oy the
Dfs. Bridges and Parrish OF fGdcphI4 ~" 10 the hands
the Proprietor.
The following. is tho table OF ANALYSIS they irfnI-t:
.9mslig Springs Bh:ts Sulphur Springs
The gaseous could not, GASEOUS CuHTRSr,.
be acerlaned having csraPcGSulpha'e hydrogen, -
before the water reached PhIla lCarbunic ACID,
dclphIa. Oxygen liis
SOLID CosIENI.. ,NIiIUgco @tD2
Sulphatc al Hagncsa, 3.1ji SOLID coHTrSIs.
Sui. OF Lime, 4.ln,SnlphIiC OF NJ ghrsa. 5lss
J. & lthOnalC OF Lime, O.ihiSuip!ai" Gi Lime, .'ii
Mnatr OF Lima, 2.i7.C3rhonH'e OF Line. I IN
I Chloride o! SojUm, O1I'Murmro If limc O.ai
Less, U.oa lhioi6c % sp'hm, V'!Ns
- Oxide OF IrUI (G5iaccj
l!Jt, iVss, 90
I5.45G