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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
Val9l0 BILE EsesaR Estate
FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor Bath County pronounced Oh the
day of April. 1889, in the causes therein
depending between William Ste wart and
wife. aud others. plaintifs-and George
Francisco, surviving Executor OF Eliza
beth Sitlington, decd. and others, defen-
/ dan;s. John Carlisle, admir-. of Robert
Carlisle. decd, plaintiff, and Thomas,
and John Sitlington, adm'rs. Of William
Sitlington, dec d. and others, defendants.
James Dunlap and Rachael his wife,
plaintiffs, and Thomas and John Sitting
ton. adm'rs. Of William SitIiDgton, decd.
aud others. defendants-and Thomas
and John Sitlingtou, adm'rs. of William
SitlingtoO, decd, plaintiffs, and James
p. aud Richardson Frazier, adm'rs., of
Henry Frazier, decd. defendants. The
undersigned, as commissioner, named in
the said decree, will on the 18th day of
August. 1889. at the front door of the
Court house, Of the County of Bath, a.
fofesaid, expose to sale, at public auc-
ton. TO the highest bidder, the follow
ing tract or parcels of land. lying, aud
being in the county, aforesaid, or so ma
ny thereof as may be sufficient TO satisfy
the purposes of the said decree. 10 wit
One Tract of 100 Acres,
on the West side of the Turnpike, lead
ing from Harrisonburg TO the Warm
Springs, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Jane
Miller, and about ten miles East of the
Warm Springs.
One other Tract of EIGHTY ACRES,
on the East side of the said road, aud i'm
the immediate vicinity of the first named
tract.
One other Tract of 90 Acres,
adjoining the las: mentioned Tract. One
other tract Of
One Hundred and fifty Acres,
at the mouth of Mill Creek, adjoining
the lands Of Andrew Sitlington, and 9TH
ers this tract furnishes great facilities
for prope!Iing Machinery, with water
power. and is on that account regarded
as peculiarly valuable. and is well tim
bered. One other Tract of
One Hundred and "a Acres,
on the black oak ridge. and adjoining
the lancs of John S. Kelso. and Joseph
\ oss w bSii' VIC uuuISluCu lu1Iu part
of Tract of
Two Hundred and 9 Acres,
adjoining the lands of Andrew Crawford
and Andrew Sitlington-the residue
thereof, being held by the said Craw-
ford and Stlington.
Four other tracts adjoining each 9TH
eI, on Thompson's Mill Run, and the
waters thereof: One containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
ACRES; one containing FIFTY FIVE
ACRES; one containing TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES. and the other tract
containing TWO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY THREE ACRES. The
four last mentioned tracts. are upon the
Turnpike Road leading from the Warm
Springs to Lexington, about 8 miles from
the former place, and embrace the
e. farm AID MA NSION HOUSE
fEsI@ of the late William Sitlington,
llAE and also GRIST AND SAW
MILL, situated thereon, and are well
worthy the attention of persons wishing
to purchase such property. One other
parcel Of land on Crombie's Creek, of
NINETY THREE ACRES, being the
Il
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
NOTICE..

The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned in the
CABIN e T-M AExING BW-
STNESS. is this day dissolved By
mutual consent All persons having
unsettled accounts will call and settle.
them as soon as possible, as it is our wish
to close the business of the concern as
speedily as we can.
T.. II. McGUFFIN,
A. w. McGUFFIN.
Greenville, Va. June 27-3t
The Cadinet-Making business
will be carried on by each Of us sepa.
ratel y in the town of Greenville, where
we will be thankful for any orders from
our old friends aud the public generally.
+. Il. ), A. w. McGUFFIN.
June %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the PosiO flee at Waynes-
boro' ON the 30lh OF June, 1899.
A. NJ. Austin Miss Elizabeth Nj ilIer
l.. S. Abney Robert Mealy
Mrs Mary Bush. Frank. Montgomery
Samuel u. Bell Andrew S. Mcclure
Elizabeth Bradford NJ ISIS j. A. Nelson
Elijah Balsey Jacob Shaver
Lanslou NJ. Butler Mrs. Ann Smith
Samuel Conner Peter Sheets
George Nj. Conner j. Ii. Triplits
Patrick Childers f. w. Tompkins
David Essex Coleman Vines
George Eskridge. VIM. l.. Williams
Jeremiah Farmer Miss Sarah Wayt
David Guthrie Joshua Webb
Andrew Green Lewis WayIand
Arthur Murn
ABRAHAM LYNN.
June IL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11

su tuc USt OHICe
LIST. 1899.
James Alexander
Oliver Z Baldwin
Henry Brew
Clnudius Buster
Joseph Brown
Sam'i ii Brown
John Bazzei
Albert J Bants
w w Baskin
james Brown
Mary L Bigger
Jno. ID Breckenridge
A 81 Clair Boys
leo Is Carrington
Sam'l Clarke
j NJ Chewing
Claude Crozet
Rebecca Carson
John Corsey
Elijah Carson
Clerk OF county Cour
Clerk Sup. Court,
Sarah Ann Cool
James Durvin
Mrs Davis (col'd wo
Eldred r Douglass
w aldo A Evans
Geo Engleman
Jefferson Elliott
Margaret Erwin
Wm S Eskridge
christopher Ford
Leonard Farr
Jas Forbes
Joseph Foulicr
VIM Gibson
Henry F Greiner
John Groeber
Archibald Griffith
Rev S ID Hopkins
Jacob Hoover
Elizabeth G Hutchin
John Hawks
Dan'l Hagerty
kenton Harper
Lewis Harnlan
Thos S Holloway
Philip Hopkins
Clerk of Hospital
David Henry
Jno w Jones
| l.. T
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
"A, LIST OF LETTERS

at S,aun,on Va July
Robert Johnson
Julia A Joseph
Philip Kcesey
David k,ger
George kirchof
Jacob Livergail
Sam'l NJ Long
Rev Roht McClain
Mary G McCune
Alex McCIung
VIM McCutcheon
Z Jno McCue
Susan Martin
George Mines
w Oodson Martha
James Mcdaniel
David McFalI
Margaret Mclean
Cornelia Mitchell
Jas c Maupin
rtJames Mase
Amelia Page
John Ruff
Jno Reese
wv Robisonj
Peter Reubush
Jacob Ruff
Elizabeth Rupe
Jno Reubush
Archibald Steward
Joe Smith
l. l. Stevenson
Alex Stellar
Jno Stuple
Margaret Svisher
Paul Sieg
WIN Sprowl
Abraham ID Sayler
Thomas Shumate
Geo K Snaw
Duroihv Tatem
.gJno b Tayioss
LIE wis Feaforll
Elizabeth Thomson
Richmond F w alton
Jno III ilson
Jho b Waits
Christina Weard
Chrisley Wanger
JDo Whi,eside
Lewis Wayland,
Cord Young g. Co.
TREM PER, p. M.
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99G ACRES /:

IT being the farm on which said Henry
Frazier resided prior to, and at hi. death.
1t is distant from the Warm Springs l3
miles
There is good meadow on the land,
and considerable portion of the tract is
finely timbered. An unfailins Alum
Spring rises within short distance from
the dwelling house. The land will be
sold subject TO the widows right of dow>
er.
The title is believed to be unquestion-
able, but acting as trustee l will convey
only such as is reposed in me by the a
ioresaid deed.
VIM. FRAZIER, Trustee.
June 27-6t
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EwO Tracts of glsassd

lying contiguous TO each other, situated
OH the waters Of the Cow Pasture river
in Bath county, on both sides OF the Har-
risonburg aud Warm Springs Turnpike,
and together containing by estimation
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11

&22 farm AID MA NSION HOUSE
ITsIG of the late William Sitlington,
llAE and also GRIST AND SAW
MILL, situated thereon, and are well
worthy the attention Of persons wishing
to purchase such property. One other
parcel Of land on Crombie's Creek, of
NINETY THREE ACRES, being the
residue Of a tract OF THREE HUMID
RED ACRES, out of which portion of
the dover Of the widow of the said VIM,
Sillington, decd, was assigned. Also
one other tract of THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, on Ogley's Greek, in the coun.
ty Of Allegheny.
Should the aforesaid tracts or parcels
Of land not sell for sum sufficient to
satisfy the purposes of said decree, the
reversionary interest of the heirs of the
said VIM. Sitiington, decd in and to the
lands assigned to the said widow, as and
for her dover, will also be sold BY the
undersigned as commissioner, aforesaid.
at the same time and place. The said
dover lands, consisting of
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In the Post Office at S,aun,on Va July
lst 1899
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
TuE VICE PRESIDENCY

The Western Globe, printed ut C6vingon Ky o''hgs
"a The following letter from Colonel Johnson u Is us'
such letter might be expected from one WIZ no
long and faithfully served his country. Ft" -, IN
holders and office seekers may learn lessons VI
dent patriotism The doctrine that too many pol,'e'"r
inculcate, that they and they anne mus pe -
fee or the country will be ruined snou'e $500 oe
nanced By every true Democrat-Ohto n'oees"""'
(From The Uescrn Gto1e.l a..
friend has handed us the following letter rom 'ne
Hon NJ Johnson which VIII serve Ioi US '@P' :
The many letters he receives on the suoect' H.
Hhte Sulphur, Scott C"nnfy hy'
June Sh. 1899. }
DEAR Sir: ! have received your favor IN "n'c" you
have requested 10 know whether had expressed wish
TO decline being candidate for the otce now M, any
if mol, whether was willing 10 serve second elhi u
elected; a, the same time giving as your opinion lhat
was due 10 myself and particularly 10 my if.ehos va.
should no longer remain silent, as some diversity OF
opinion existed ss to my wishes end feelings IN feiauoh
TO The second canvass for The Vice PRESIDENCY.
have avoided The subject Of your letter as much as
well could and was in hopes that would mol have been
considered necessary tina, should take
But letters which have received from oiher leos' on
the same subject as yours have induced me 10 answer
your favor.
have never authorized the declaration that wes un.
willing 10 be the Democratic candidate Tor SECOND etn
If NV fellow citizens desired it, have reasons when
did no, Exist nj my first nomination, why should refuse
the same station if re elected wish it however, dis.
tincy understood that have always declared 10 all WIN
whom have conversed this head, that was mol ohy
willing, but would most cheertuiy retIre u IL sh"uia oe
ascer,aned that the wish of those who elected me
that another person should be selected TO I'LL The place
In my opinion, the office Of Vice President Is one
tina, should be sought and do not think have any
right TO be consulted should have any cause Of com
pIant if another should be chosen. had served my
fellow citizens Of my native stale (Kenucky) for thirty
years as member Of Congress branch or the other
and Ind retired from the arduous duties oil puoi'c
life From this retirement called by the voice oil The
people 10 my present salion-l was conferred as les
,mony ofopprobaion for my public services and as a
mark CT their hest confidence in my fidelity and PoI'
teal princples-so considered when accepted the
Office Many distinguished individuals have been named
as my successor lift should appear that it the wish OF
The political friends with whom have always acted that
any one of them should be selected as the candidate,
shall manifest as much cheerulness in retiring from
The service of the people have TO serve them when
they have requested il.
With these sentiments shall leave this subject IN The
hands Of The people, from whom all my honors nave
come. Most respectfully,
NJ. JOHNSON.
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MannOndalc Springs, IN JtersOn county, Ia, . nm
from CharL, stD,cn

ShaRnondatc Springs, IN J.terson county, la, MI"
from ChQrifStDl6R
FESHlS agreeable and beautiful Watering Place 10 r."
IL prepared to receive Fsiiers The Company nav
recently mado various improvements suggested By "F
experience Of their firs season. The accommodate"
of the last year being found insufficient for The gunner
al visters extensive ADDITIONS have been made 10 Wv
buildings, and The whole establishment otherwise IL"
proved and embellished Besides the w I'm Bans
which will be much improved, large Floating Baihs ~
being constructed, calculated 10 furnish the most &c
iightful river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen
The surprising beauty Of these Springs, situated on
! great bend Of the ma estc Shenandoah River, al VIZ
foot Of The Blue Ridge Mountain, well as The "Ss
established superiority Of The waters need not aga'"
more than adverled to These together VIA ~ p,
facility Of from Baltimore, Philadelphia, the w.,
trct &c, by Railroad and Canal. render It one o. -
most agreeable heaIlhiul and CONVENIENT fesG' 0'''r
the heats of Summer.
| Competent Managers, Servants, Nuse, Pleasure %.
Fishing Boats &c are provided, and The C9mPa"y
sure The public that effort expense vii! be
10 render their Establishment equal 10 any o'he'' en-
| for peneel accommodation, rational amusement
healthlul enjoyment. e..o, Rail-.
These Springs reached in days ride rom pa,
m ore or Washington, by the Railroad 10 sss,,
from which place comfortable Coaches wan sae
and horses belonging TO the Company ~i!I cow! ,.y
!ers to the Springs, distance OF miles over
road and through most beautiful and iei'ie eO''
arriving mere 0s'0'e sunset THE pRopRlEToSIs
| Nav %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
iSt2.0asJss'S office.

Tickets in all The Lotteries and the really lucky prn
bers for sale al STATIONS Lucky Office Ln.k g,c
Capitals sold and csshed by Slratton-tAe All Pu,o
Seller, in little ~ months.
Drawn Nos in Va Wheeling Lottery Extra 4 drawn
Iune lS
81 G3 % "a 25 - 81 co 80 90 Il
Nos "a 81 81 prize Of ;s!u0 Both sold and cashpd
q % 80 do 100, by Slraon.
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No, %, drawn
June 90:
3 G5 "a II 81 is 80 - 90 Is 50 q,
Ticket, Nos Is 30 G5 prize OF SlOO-sod and cash.
ID by STATION.
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery, No L.
irawn June 22
81 IS IS e. 50 G4 Is ~ 81 81 81 G3 SC 90 o
Half Ticket, Mes q 45 "a, prize Of s. 0OO-so!d
" Sira,lon.
Forty Thousand DOLL-4RS- Tir'lue Thousand DOLLS
Virginia state lottery.
sor the benefit of The Mechanical Benevolent Soccyof
Norfolk, Glass No A. for 1890 To b. drawn al Alex.
andria, Va. on Saturday, 18th July. 1880.
IA D,ann Numbers out Of IS.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000
do l2pG0
do GEO
do coo
DO 3GGJ
do $500
do 2uUO
100. 900, 500 Prizes Of $50. Of 300 IT. q
f COO go OF 500, 90 Of 4un 40 Of 800 80 OF 2HH sc.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5. Quarters 50
Do do 20 l'aIf do Co
Do DO 20 Quarter do 81 50
N Borders from The country promptly and conf.
''"'''''' ''''''''N ~ " - N: sTRATToN.
June % [l4-nl Riehm2nd Ia.
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a T meeting of The President and Directors Of The
"a Bank Of Virginia, on the llth day Of June, 1899
uGs Resolefd. That hooks of subscription 10 The ad
dilionul capital Of this Bank, authorized by law be
opened forthwith at The Bank Richmond by the CASH
ier and al The several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under the superintendent of
Jnhu a. Chandler, John w Murtaugh and II. l.. Viii
son, Esqs
Far every share taken $50 must be paid, with inter
est thereon from the Sd instant when The Commonwealth
subscribed ard pnd for $50 shares; and S15 n three
equal nsalmrnis Of two four and six months thereafter
with interest from the period.
A. ROBINSON. JR, Cashier
u book Of subscription is accordingly opened a,
the Bank Of Virginin
ynne Ia inf
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e;Fot, cf; Clay and vas Pr,n0enI
ed so By the Charleston Mercury, which presented
Sill ;nayed Southern politicians should he the ias'
IN oin in the senseess hue-a and cry against Nj M"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
ims,I: arr~s,dt y cur laws Odi"tssl guilty & 'n",
and doomed 10 he incn,crratro like c''nmon te'on,
In lhn nl.,nnY Wills vi o Etlsnn

within The rlvu,ny walls Of a prison
LOWER CANApA.--ii lie Muntrta papers announce
the elevation i the HIM Dominique Mundrrt, senior
Ourcns counsel Ia the judicial "fice He's appointed
assistant judge Of the Court Of Qneen Bench Tor the
disc, of Three Rivers during lle suspension oi Mr.
Jus,ice vaiss The ConrPr pr0nonnces this an tx
ceeni ANNOUNCEMENTS; the Herald rails al H. Of conlsr,
the doc rinr Of That paper bring that No Canadian OF
French drscen, ought To hod any office wlia'srer-
The Grz-le merely annnunces, without any comment
Sir John Cuiburne has issu. ~ ordinances, exit nd
pr The operation nf the roce act 10 all The connrs in
The ds,ric, Of Montreal excerpt Ottawa Shrford, Stan
sic ad and Ms.i,qno; and 10 the following counties
the d;sttic, Of Three Rivers ST Maurice, Cham
plain Yamaska Nlcolel and Dtummund
The barns and nuthou.es q! Colonel McColum. near
Rnuses Point uere burned on the nigh, Of last Thurs
day sunposed 10 haze been set ON hire by some o the
refugees. ~,
The Miss Ross who persisted in the obstruction ." the
John Bull was daughter Of The late Deputy Assistant
Commissary General VIM Ross. and sister TO Mrs Re-
vans, wife Of DR. Siebhng Rtvans OF C"n'eau Gu Lac.
She was on her way visit her sister when The disaster
occurred ;,
huge seam ship Of SEQ toss, was launched at
obao en tho 1c,b She is 10 be schooner rugged and
TO Liverpool for saeto take ~ her engines there
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n Real BIfssiu0 IN Mo;b.rs


DR.. W. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting their Teeth
YESBlS infallble remedy has preserved hundreds of
d Children, when thought past recovery, from con-
WILSON'S. AS soon The syrup is rubbed the gums
the child will This preparation is innocent
ecacous, and pleasant that child will refuse
TO let its gums be rubbed with it. When infants are at
the age Of four months though there appearance
of teeth bottle Of the Syrup should be used on the
gums, 10 open the pores Parents should never be with
out the Syrup in the nursery where there are young
children for if child wakes in The night with pain in
the gums the Syrup Immediately gives ease by open.
ing the pores and healing the gums thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c.
AGENTS.
Mortimer & howbray. Baltimore
Lewis Johnston, Washington.
Edward Mcdowell, frcderieGsburg.
g. Hall, Norfoik
Spolswood & Ro' ertsnn, PetsrsJyrg
G. d e. Dunkum, Lexington.
berkeley IL Co.. Staunton
J Hardesty, Harrisonbug.
Barrett 4 McEntre, Charlottesville.
w w. Tyler. williamsburg.
ALEXANDER DUAL (Sule Agen,) Richmond,
Va.
May "a 2-wIy
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POEIK Y.
uxrcu Yrr REMAINS cS,use.

<, ~, yuSon Se.n Monthly .NdgS:iHs.)
f't SSmi1aKSPEARE'S CRAB rREE'
ar DOUGLASS JERRoLD.
70 hasspcare's mighty line,
Ict's drink with heart and soul;
Twill give .zest divine,
Tho humble he the bowl:
Thea drink while Iessny,
In slipshod, careless rhymo'
A Legendary lay
ofWiil,' golden time.
Oae bilny summer night,
As S.ra,fo,d ycomenttii,
Our viii. the rors'trins wiSm'
ss,s.th crab tree fell;
And sunk 10 deep refose,
The tpIy time oeSuiih,
Till Dan Apollo rose
Upon his greatest Child.
Since then all people vow'd
The tree had wondrous powfi
With sense, with speech cndo"'d,
'Twouid prattle by the houfj
Tho scattcr'd fsI about,
It's rernnants st would blab;
Mind, ere this fact you doubt
IL was female crao.
sIfeh' thus spoke tho troc,
As down the poot lay,
"a touch, thrill, q Eler,
Meier felt before that day:
Along my rcrdant blood,
A quick nng sense did SHOOT
Expanding ev'ry bud,
And rip'nins all my fruit.
tWhat sounds did move the air,
Around me and above!
The yell Of mnd despair,
The burning sigh Of love:
Ambition, guilt possessed,
Suspicion on the rack,
The ringing laugh apd Jest,
Bcgo. by shcrrs-sacI!
sSince then, my branches full
OfShdkspcare's vital heat,
My fruit crude and dull,
Became as honey sweet.
And, when DER plain and hill,
Each tree Was leafess seen,
Ny boushs did flourish still
10 everlasting sreer'
And thrs our moral food,
hoes Shakespeare lcaven s'it',
Enriehing all the good,
And lcssning oil the ~;
Thus! by his bounty, shed
Like balm from angels wing,
Tho winter seattle our head,
Our spirits dance with spring. , h,
ay be necessary 10 state that these nes nave 'ne
legend current al Avon, though pooaby'
rally known.
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Iry,sc-or lime G 1920

do hereby certify that about the ls January, 1888
nv little boy then about four months old, had erup
on on his head and face, which ia generally called
MIR Rash; il very Troublesome and continued to
grow worse, spreading the upper part Of his face
used the prescriptions Of one or two practising Phys
clans for several months, without any visible relief
About the lsl of May. | commenced The use of The
Alum Spring water, chiefly by outward applications,
when the disease immediately began TO give way and
in very short time was entirely cured, without any
inconveniences following after and the boy has con-
linued well since JNO F. CARUTHERS.
June IS 12-w4w
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Alum Springs.
From Tie Req. 4 d. NetenT.


nIessrs J. & A. Campbell-taving for several sea-
sons visited your justly celebrated springs and having
uni rormly derived much advantage from the use OF
the waller cheerully add my testimony 10 lis virtues,
both lha, other individuals may profit as have done
by tie use of the winter, aad that you may in some nea
sure be rewarded for the expensive improvements and
excellent accommodations you have made and provided
NV disease is chronic liver affection, accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia. The water unf"rnly appeals
to The liver with gentle action Oh the bowels improves
appetite and digesllon and produces general tonic et
feet the whole system. leel well satisfied that an'
indebted 10 large extent the virtue Of the Alum
Spring in cnnslde rabe portion Of the health and COM
tort have enjoyed since tried ills ecacy This state.
men, is at your disposal. Respectfully,
A. d. METCALF.
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$4,000 CapidaE
One Hundred Prizes IF 81 600.
VIRGINIA state Lottery.

For the benefit Of The town Of Wellshurg, Class No )
for 1870 be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia, on
Saturday, 9th July, 1889. .,.
GRAxp Scurmr Highest prize $50 eco 5000, ace
OG0 800 l0l7 80 IG0 prizes lUUO 10 oil 500, % q
300 "a Of 300 &c &c
Tickets only SO. halves 5, quarters 9 80
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do % Half 60 ID
Do do % Quarter do u 80
u Please address,
D NJ. nOYT. RirhmOrd. Ia
Orders for Tickets from any part of the u By nal
otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
received and executed by return mail, with the s'if
prompt attention personal application, ard the resi-
sent (when regues,ed) Immediately after the drawlng-
addressed 10 ID. NJ. Hon
June 81 1870
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SfCT'T cross ASHrsTOs IRON C;I-c~c
FIRE Procj having undergone the ordrnIs OF o
ou INJURY TO their cnucns Gentlemen corutfy vim
Valuable papers or money GU GIT TO be without one
vary from 81 wards, accoIdiD: Rnrrur.
To tue ioh"is parties who with 9th, IA, m -
viz. Mcssrs james Webb x CO.. Col. Peyon, Wouham . IA"
der luhlan son, laxn Co, Eunlnp McncuTc Z 10 n ~
& j. j. Fry, Hofcrai * oboTn. stanback Son, tic
Manufacturing Co.. E>ch"asc Banks 81 RnhmoEd and Ca,,
Az assortment Kept constantly iuc sale hy the subscriber.
JOHN o. LAY .7sD,
Jan II i,i-wGm For he .,,u,.t,s,
fiiy # R"hmOad Scrip .tor sule
CERTIFICATES oil DTht o; the Guy OF Rtch hrar;r,
interest payable semi annually be- ullurel -
O;c. OF the lanes River and kanawhI CoGpHny Griiyr,
the tine OF the application, or al ~! tunle ir then fixed
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
.,,nmmolh Hhite sax Wnrm Eggs.

Mammoth Hhite SIX Ifmm Eggs.
YENHE subscriber has remaining unsold lew thou
sand EGGS Of the celebrated kind a, his residence
near The Virginia Baptist Seminary. Persons who wish
to pet the genuine kind had better make early app ca
ton. JAMES w. BhEEpEN
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