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that the consnml ron
upwards of hundred millions OF nunds-aIvny
pounds Ia every md child The annually pad
ny o this quantity Of lob in its manufactured
has been computed" y writer in the Portsmouth Journal
S 900" D Mn>-.y IN his Essay the Influence o
l,arcn Life anL rali' .ays: "EiaIy Thousand dollars
worth Of csnrs, according 10 estimate consumed in the
Trw Yuk in 1870; t" tie present annual
sumption wnnld amount la than S200DH.
hr Reverend o. Fowler from considerable the
statistics of tobacco consumption in the L. the
S0.1On 00n Of 600 500
panuer which il occasions nj $4,000 900
This estimate believe IL he considerably below the truth; II
has ern estimated that The consumption r tobacco in this
is ghi France and three gea,
in England in proportion la The population.
"Acrording the editor of the New York Commercial Ad
vrrsr 100000 prisons in The ahomt hind Of The whole
puaiinnl surpassed 10 be- smokers and the
smoker computed 10 be 10 day. total daily SOU0D
the annual S3tl0, go .l,nfr,eai almanac.
"In - the consumption Of icharco in value estimated
hy Hunt Editor Of Hunts Merchants Magazine SiG
900 00J u which S9,Wutn0 supposed have
smoking Spanish cigars Sc 800 Tor smoking American tobacco
and chewing, equal Ia The value Of the annual export
500 for In S The consumption Iohacc" had
100 0Dn of pounds, valued $40
cosuue II L. 10 br regretted that data l. which
above estimate l. made Mr. lyoG estimates the c"nsup
fourth of The quantity grown in the United States.
tIIsZards Register.
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Two COUNTRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES merchants W.
save the eychan.., L.-ides the expense OF gem
North. do hy calling n =. ). GARBANATPS 'hrae
store, Srch"e Hill, where they get ~nriinj WITH
Hats Sll pr DOZEN drab Russia very broad IN thr li"
30 per Dozen black do do do SIC aud go per '"ea
Hats of superior qualify, equally low prices; hnr nus
beaver Hate, black aud drab. the lshinnablr slap
viii guarantee sell al Northern prices, ur cash only re-
rccoect p :. GARBhNATiS cheap Hat Mandatory! ~
ii, Sign Of the Transparent Hat. ~.
Anril
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FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SrRiNGs.

r,IlE Proprietor Of this pleasant aud desirable Situation
the public that open Tor the reception como
II ~ situated most yin facility u o The
hoard 10 mountain air. j. r,cerd by watering place IN
Union lring hit or mile distant from Seph n,oas Dp On
Winchester aud Baltimore Railroad where public
viii ALWAYS ert the cars, ascending and descending, lgl
miles from Winchester which is visited BY daily lines
from the surrounding country. This watering place has he
Eeroisy rrsorlrd Ia y persons aborine under ,tr ac
and other rran grInrniS o secretion, with the haprsi I'll,
The efficacy of The atieStrd by numbers fm the t
cities trn ic il is peculiarly accessible Is brsri
equal to any Medicinal Spring IN Virginia.
Every effort has made put this delightful Wa-i
Place upon footing with the most fashionable watering pa
the kind-and every eSerun viii be used I" give i>a @
all who may yist II. BRhACh JuknA'
Asy3u i've
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Fuuquier Uhife Sulphur Springs. nsor Da"fal',

Fuuquier White Sulphur Springs, n'or Daffa%C e.
THIS Establishment, 10 miles from Alexandra, and .
Frrrrick-h viii he open Tor The reception al v''
the 18th June, III" usual style al elegance and f"'
THE management 81 last year. and, ~ w ''"
prepared 10 accommodate those Who may VISA them
The Bathing Establishment. complete, sippiy'hs''
hot aud cold (frrsone sulphur water, at pleasure.
Lovers of viii ind the Band nn,nfa,srd. ,t
Both the large i"i-.s ."iring Ia The rsh" ~ ~
carefully filled with SNOW which will answer mary '
poses 'f irr during ihr whole scasnn--n aiiii"h m
well filled house with ,-,, ice in sight Of The spl,ns "a
purchased Every arrn viii h. paid, H. nsnai 10 ~ +.
and amusement al The IL new Ten lhn MIS-, gt
up for the Of the ladies, and thu old one inio'
lltnrn. -. ...fr "a
There will run daiiy Line of Stages fam tll.
aud Frederic brg the Springs fiom 1T Iny 10
IN III, Time. ronycy,Eres viii be- ready 10 l'"
desrous Of visiting the Springs. ..on p 49,
MAY 81 '-ih-----
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I'm the United States Cont for the Eastern District ol w
I'M. iI.rtI

In the United States Cont for the Eastern District Of y
iHh April, loi2.
IN the matter of Bankruptcy of William H. Morgan, q;
i county of Chesterfield, The Eastern Virginia bisre.
The said William II. Morgan, who has been drcieed Il.
rupt BY this Court having filed petition, praying if h~
charge: II il ordrred That notire therrof he published
newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond sr,en! DAY.
before the eh day of July next when hearing WI be- i
the said prriion the City Hall, in the city of Richmond
all creditors proved their dchts and other lrIs'
interest," may appear the sand time aud place. and 30" ca
any they have, Why the prayer Of the said petitioner ii
not BE- granted.
HENRY GIBSON, CT
Anr; X llJ-Al
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NIX. RICHARD PRYOR-Sir: A. yon are not redrti
w State of Virginia, yam hereby notified, ai 'ha
my Attorney, pursuant Ia leave reserved Ia lay deere"
Circuit Superior Cod of Law aud ChlnGery for The CONN
Rninswcs at the April Term, 1911, the Judge "i 'm
Court nj lis 10 be holden al the Court io'I'
county, IN the month of September neM for decree asa
for the balance Of proportion OF monies pad by hr,a
Guilty Of John H. ilafwel, deceased. Is The Adnln-rli
the viii annexed, of Manson Iarw,il, deceased, you %
security will for the >ad John H. arwell's aGmiD'
0'''' ''''' WV. AEEREATfi
Inn.
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Is Rules held IN the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud cancey Tor
county Of Ienrc" aud Of Rlclmond Oh the Chaneey
side the 2nd day of May, S2:
Edward Amber VI Amber, John j. Amber, Philip
George Amber Richard 4. Anhrr, William NJ. Amber lien
W Moncnrc and tathaIn- e. his wife, Robert e. Nicholas and
Elizabeth B wife, aud Francis +. Brooke aud Ella b. his
wife, Pmhtifs:
against
Samuel = Nicholas Richard HAYES and Iey his wife, John
Uwns Owings Henry Bascomb AMI Mary his wife,
John Sanders rors. ~ Sanders SAMUEL Smith and Mary hls
wife, Sarea. Sanders, J>eph IT, Sanders George b. Trnrr,
Edwin IIawes and Caryannc his r John av aud Margaret
wife, Thomas hawkins and Mary Jane DAVIS, heirs of George
Nicholas, deceased Gavin h. Nicholas Robert Nicholas a" New
York and John Nicholas nf John Ncoa., deceased, RU-
Nicholas Of Louisiana, John Smith Nicholas Margaret
Nicholas f. Nicholas John Patterson and Mary d. his
Uabuey arr aud Sidney = his wic, Margaret Smith,
Mary 81 Smith. Samuel saith, Thomas j. SmlI, John Smith,
" Smith, Wilson Z. ~ Smith, aud ether Defendant:
The defendants above not having entered their appear
and security according Ia TIE acf =" Assembly aud the
rules Cont and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they ar. not inhabitants this InHnunw ali II j. ordered,
said defendants do appear the Rules la br held the
Monday August and answer tie bill of tlr plaintiffs,
ui this order he forthwith inserted IN
paper publ ,lrd in the city of Richmond, Tor tno mouths
sivey and posted the front door Of the Capitol III the said city
a Coly-Teste
WM. G. SANDS, G. c.
Aat
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WILLIAM AND MARY COl.LEGE.-The Anr,11 -
w lion in this Institution will commence ON The ,,h z
and be continued from ay 70 aay nn' , ,e sd Of July. o.
tIIr College Chapel Parents guardians and the w
w. ARE respectfully invited to attend. The m-rtrnr Of M
viii take place % the 9Th Of July aud the Addfr., T., -
delivered by Prof Beverly Tucker. Signed, u"
Z. R. DEW, Pres. OF VIM. ( Mary Car
Aud Of the Society Of A.,
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MADISON UOUSE-RrcuMo.n Y

MADISON IlOUSE-RfcHMosp. Y.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends ana
generally that he has reduced his charge for Irans",
to suit the times from 81 So to 81 - per day. ana
less by the week or month.
Gentlemen and ladies visiting the city win find thi
located Bank street In front II rhr beautiful
to square (Sonth side the N.cinia Banks and yr
vrnirnt t. the pack boas. cars, aud business part Of H.
Horses well provided for al The customary charges.
JOHN II. g0Yt
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NORFOLK, June II William 5. Blackford, Esq.
lately appointed Charge d'Atiairs to Bogoa, arrived
here Yesterday emtark in the soop OF war Falmouth,
Capt Mcintosh, which, has been detained in Hampton
Roads for time for that purpose It's understood
that the delay of our Charg in consequence o the
acted action Of Congress The Appropriation bill
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rUgtSrEE'S SAIE.-By of Deed of Trust, bearing
lth day al UIner ls executed 10 the subscriber
by James e. Rak-y ani al record the County Court OF Oans
purpose the payment "f certain debts therein
n,nned then due James Forbes hut now Tor the rnet ol
Curhy Cowhrh. shall "rr fer sar for cash. on Monday Inc
9th day of June being Court day. The pri,e> desi-
rhr oe and Lot NJ Orange Court house, being the same con
veyrd the said aSry 10y the said Forbes, and winch m
resides. The said lot is believed To b. uhles
,onar hut acIing Trustee, shall eonvey such title Is
vested in under the deed Of trust Aforesaid
PHILIP :. FRY, Trustee
N,r 2-wtds
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ry,o JNo. r. SCuERMERIIORN and MH'. ELIZA l.. SciiR
i MERIiORN his wifi: A. you not inhabitants OF tins
aud have attorney residing within Tile same
L. wn give of the time and place oi taking the de
pn.on hereinafter mentioned hereby give noc- III the
mode pointed hy law, that ic 6 u" June, in The present
year 1872, "Irr If t.-ivis ~ Myers, E ~ The
Richmond shall aar llr deposition o H. Hancock
Esd, relative Of controversy drpenhn.
undetermined Gincry side al the circuit Court :"
TINTED STATES held il- Eastern District vi The ill or
cut in The ry of Richnund wlr yon plaintiffs ana
aud .lndry others . defendants . -
CAROLINE VI. II. JOHNSON.
Inn. s-wiW
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AND fOR Sii.E.-rh- subscriber. wishing Ia chang.
- Property for lar Farm, otrrI for private .as ih.
brautiiuI in llrnico county, (rvrl Green .t
the -nd of the fnok Turnpike, aud adIHns The Yap
Brook Tavern. miles from Richmond. II contain. ,la
upward, n aU0 liz original growth, and rayy .
There ARE 0 IS Ia 100 ri meadow land, The catioe
now in Herds grass The balance Of the land su
and IN high stale Of Improvement Mari ab"'nds
aud has been u.rd advantage This land lies a-
level. The improvements CONSIST Of Comfortable.
dwelling uI>-, with rooms passage ah clo>-i- wrh
of rs pure AMI good ran, within about i,It d
the huusr-a frame kitchen and smoke house ;l.r
cianary, hay h"hs~, corn i">r, he" stable aud "tc"
oyrfsrrs lo,Isr carriage l,i-- servant cabins aud other
vruen houses THIS place l. considered by those a
I'd with u remarkably healthy So valuable estate nr,,
rrra.inr and ppruls uf Richmond, Iac, IN mn, 1,
To those who wish then money IN real estate, IN.
porlunty i. now offered. The land will be- ,oW those
may wish la purchase by myself III my a1-h,e. rs v D.
ger Mr. bradshaw may generally b. found I'r plas.
The neat three ur four months My address for lir y 4.
Richmond. IIl.MuN T.. JEII
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IN CIIANIERYNi Rules held III The Clerks Uf-
i Superior Cont Of LAW and Ciiancery for
Louisa county, Monday, June hr Oh iol2
iiu.h Polly r his wife, who h" in their
own right and as and rcurx Of Arthur Clayton de
ceased, PllEtif
against
John parrii William Tre, William Stout, George Morris,
Nathaniel ls. Samuel H. Paro George Paro julia llrrutI,
Clarssa NJ rarrott William Groom and Harriet his wife, James
and Mavlna s wife, Dabnry y Locker, John 3D. Lock
and Mary Willis nok-r. Defendants:
-.an~, Parrot, William rcc and cias-i NJ.
Pic ayin. entered rir appearance and rrnr'y,
according law of Court, aud appearing
satisfactory evidence that they not nlantS Of This STATE:
On plaintiff their counsel II is ordered that
said defendants arfu William rrcr, AMI Clarissa
W. Paot appear before The Judge Of III" raid Court the
house day of the next term Of the said Cont
aud answer The plaintiffs bill; and That copy Of
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the city nf
Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY ami pasted the front
o Of this county Court day.
A Copy-Teste, $500 ~
JOHN HUNTER, C. e.
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June 10 lU--wSw

T AND IN PuwIIATAN FOR SAIE-By virtue of 4 Decd
- o Trust executed by Francis L. Lnwry and Sally
b. his wife, on the 2-ih day Of February, 1884, and duly
Clerks Oire of Pow halan county Indemnify
Thomas John H. Siecer -uries uf said Lowry,
the Mutual srry against lire buildings
Virginia. shall proceed SELL the highest bid
for cash. the premises the 18th day Of July newt, the
Tract Of Land near haan Cort-hosr, winch John b.
Iowe supposed contain about fifty acres
Their with the dwelling house aud other improvements
The Lu acting Trustee shall
such title only as is vested in by the SAID deed.
II. l.. HOPKINS, Trustee.
June 10 l0--wtds
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May 81

In The United stilc- Court for tii- Eisirrh pis''''
1lli May, 1872, ,.,ios +
rCHoMaSB. PICKETT "f lie enn,y of Sah'i n1srn.
petition, praying that Ie may he d'ta''h ,h all !
ordered that pcrsUns claiming 10 De creditors -, las 81
mas B Pirktii chow cause Ia the Court on thr GU 4,
ne, why IN. said Thomas B Pickett br not w and u,
fup pursuant Ia tir act of Congress IN thai beh" la
COPY If this order hr published in the newspaper
The alnd AMI 2iih Rules of Cont.
a Copy-Teste, ,.,y GIBSON q
HIM 6-Rs
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A VALUABLE rAMINKEY FAGM foR sALEn.,"at

A VALUABLE PAMrNKEY FARM FOR sa,' .,, IL,
n Sold NJ Hanover Cufl-hon.r On Tnesdly' % ,.r rs
,i.n.h actin. as Conis under dre"' " lIafer
Superior Court Of Law aud chanrery Tor HE COMM u
pronounced the eth day Of urio,rt ei ~ drnai
H. Tayl.r pI,ntif, against Robert Taylor aud nbe:a
all that certain parcel of Land late the doM"f ~ T,,or
Tor in the estate Of her deceased husband, Eichai'
tanning, by rstniaton, :25j acres. ,;vcr - ~
This land lies Immediately on the Pamnnny c,ter r.
North of Richmond. adjoining the lands o. eu-n. d"t
house. together with all Necessary Out h"u.es afeaF
orchard Of we'll selected fruit. ;, be neee-s,r
The terms will be cash. 10 80 mu a. W I residue 90
PAYABLE on the l.. day OF January 1893 one QUE an hs 1T dN
day OF January lsi4 aud The remaining 'nmd approved ecu
January 1885, The purchaser giving bonds d until tic y"
for the deferred payments, AMI the tue i''
Of the purchase money Is paid r.yIoR rounH
BlCK l.. WINSTON, s-atL'
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TN CHANcERY.-vInGtsIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Superior Court of Holloway county, the
9th day Of May, 1872:
Timothy Workman, Planiin:
against
John RudL and Alanson A. Ellington and William Rudd Ad
mnistrators of Jolu Rudd. deceased, Defendants:
The defendants John Rudh and William Rudd not having TN
tered their appearance and given security according the act Of
Assembly Of Court and Appearing by salts
factory evidence III. not Inhabitants Of this country IL
ordered that defendants appear before the judge the
said Court III the house, the first day of the next
the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
published in the city Of
Richmond months snecessvy and posted at The font
door Of the Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Testr,
+. FITZGERALD, Clerk
June 10 l0-wSw
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Tickets SI0--halvcs So quarters 81 ~
Certificate, of Packages Of 81 Whole Tickets Sl1,
In du 81 hall de- Is
Do d. - quarter DE- a.
For TickrtS AMI Shares Certificates Of Package in lie ~
splendid l.oilrfirs, address
J. e. GREGORY l. co Manage
Richn"": f.lsl
u, Drawings sent immediately after t, n,rf 10 ali
order a above.
My y c
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u,o rARMERs AND PLANTERS -rnm

ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS -TO.NBIr ,
CoaMssIos MERcHANTs, l3tA and Carr ,,r,., Dta
services the sale of all kinds of country produce h.
lay In the sale Of tobacco, flour, wheat aud corn w. M
ton il in the centre of bnslness and nearhe mills
very them TO attend the sales Of wba pa
well tobacco and flour; and by strict a,trnan a
ness hope to merit the patronage of the public. 70 1
June
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,ress The Executive into a compliance with the wishes
of The Congressional majority. The effect is likely to
be miscarriage Of the revenue project and leave tue
ports open to The importation of goods until some reVe
nue. project be adopted This will Tor time sef'-
ousv enbarrass the Treasury, but il will be gre at
thing for the principles Of free trade. The manutac-
tnreTs and high tariff men will find the markets so
outed with goods free of duty that they will be FULLY
able 10 estimate the injury which free trade IS Ike
" 10 do them Heavy mportatons of goods into
the country will probably induce rise in The ex-
changes but on the eve Of most luxurant harvest
in ali parts of the country promising that even
now prces are falling in anticipation of H. it may be
honed that produce will prove the best medium of re-
mitlance abroad, and the people will thus be relic "ed
of large quantities of produce in exchange for foreign
goods al low prices In consequence Of the reduction
of The stocks Of produce by foreign sales the home value
of the remainder will be much enhanced There is
therefore room to hope that much practical good will
vet grow out of the tricks of the politicians.
The Mining Region in Georgia.-we have copied
from the Athens Ca Banner, statement signed by
respectable gentlemen engaged in digging gold IN the
Cherokee section Of the State of the progress of their
operations, and the astonishing products realized We
have heard for some time past that large amount OF
captal had been again turned 10 mining, and that the
return exceed ed all former results The statement we
publish, day. confirms in their ampcst extent these
reports
A gentleman who was, few weeks since, in Ran.
dolph county, Alabama, lying west OF, ana joining
Carroll county IN this State, informs US that several
thousand men were employed in that county in dig
ging gold, and that the business was exceedingly pro
i,abe-,ic precious metal being found in great album
dance Columbus (Ga.) Times, jane TO-
A LIBERAL Acr.-We yesterday saw letter from
President Tyler enclosing check for Gly dollars, to
be sent to Mrs Pettrcl, the wife Of the well known
artist whose life recently attempted at Washing
ton. The money sent TO friend IN private way,
and perhaps even this brief notice will be regarded
out Of place by the donor Still the act struck US as
so kindly and we'll timed under the circumstances
that we feel satisi ID that friend and foes must yield
their hearty aud cordial approval.
philadelphia Inquirer.
The lntfgencer says that many other distinguish
ed individuals have shown their kindness 10 MIR Pet
,rch in liberal and muniiicent spirit; among whom
ord Ashbuuon is mentioned AZ having sent MIR. 7. d
donation Of one hundred dollars.
limo I " IlI,-.l Rick fnrd ECO
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In tic United States Court FOR the Eastern Dstr ct Of VIZ
May 2ilh, loi9:
CHARLES R. ALLEN Of III" city nf Richmond ia''n.
" pctition praying that he may br declared Banhmt
ordered, that all persons claiming la ha creditors 81 lAr
CiaIlr. t. Allen show to the Court. ilr e dan
neat why The aid Charles r. Allen be- not declared lhi
pun, liant thu Of Congress that behalf; and itats
ihls order published the newspapers, according I" III,
and 9th Rules of Court.
Copy-Testc, . -
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Richmond, Ia.
IT, ANTHONY stiil continues sell Hats n the following
y . luw prices:
Plain Brush Hats, from 81 20 81: SIX Hats made
lndrs proof, 81 80 81 ~. Bays Hats,
frm 81 - -; Fur Caps, from 81 {" $40; Gentei.ns Cloth
Cans, from with as.umrl nt Mems aud
Boys HAIR Scae aud lazed Caps black and dab Wool Hats,
whulrsaie aG, retail. I;rm,-iasi.
r. = lie during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm ai, Straw and Willow Hate suitable im all ages
" H. Hats made u order
Lamar, Isl lsia .3-wlyt
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I x u. MAcGREGOR, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ioi
y aud Western Produce. and pn,rlasr Of
Merchandise cash! No 40, Broadway New York Refer In
Mcssrs II. W. X J. ]. Fry g. CO., p;ch,n,J
Iagwrl Smith 4 Jones, ~
john Scot, /. Son, Fredericksburg.
- Az a. Ltwirnre y CO., u,o,
- Iien-Iaw, Ward * Co., ~
90 BIrncs Hayes & Co, }
g Peter Stag & Son, ( New York.
90 John liagreriy < Suns,)
60 Thomas Fmnrss i Co., ! p,;,,h;,
&c Gillespie * Jones, ~
NayI IIS-w1ms
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J. G. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
Office on MUM, ID door beioD Nam aad Il. sra,
RicHaoSp, VIRGtsiA.

WE invite your attention In the follo~in2 Efln, Sd
w Ia he drawn in June, 1872:
Capitai-S35, 22y5 !-.ifaking $4,000 .yn
- drawn Nos. out OF ~
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Cias. 49, ~.
drawn at AlrsandiiL Virginia, On Saturday, tr .j g, I
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[PhuadeIphta Inquirer
The lntelligencer says that many other distinguish
ed individuals have shown their kindness To Mr. Pet
,rch in liberal and munfcent spirit; among whom
ord Ashburton is mentioned having sent Mr.. T.
donation Of one hundred dollars
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n ;sa":. s% I" s. o.
on or before the fir, day angus. mex, I ossd IN
do this are informed, that ts nonre MAKE lmmedse
day. Those indebted are rr'les'eu - GEO n CLoo
Acting az Trustee o" IIIs-u'H
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Executors Sale ct ratuabic and Desirable Fauquier

IGnd.
nE TUESDAY, the 18th day of Jnnc III fair, if not the
" far day will offer for sa!c the promises, the
Tract Land brionsn. the Estate III the late Samuel Fish
y, containing about -
This land inersccc by Falmouth and Dnmfrir+ roads
in healthy and fertile about two miles below the
onr,ns village ." WrScni"n, and i've six frn the White
sulphur springs IL j. we'll adapted o clover aud plaster and
II higli state of cultivation and Improvement.
viii sell The wiue body. divide II into three tracts,
follows: Between the Falmouth aud umfritS roads there
This il the Mansion oa-r. h The necessary
buildings, aud cnmmomis harm and stables. More than
l0n Of this well tinhered TN The Turkey Run
side of thu Falmouth road there 2i0 acres, on which l.
;t m in good repair 100 Of ti. tract heavily tim
80 meadow, and the remainder III blue aud
clover On the opposite side Of the umres road are III
This rt the farm has received less attention than the wt
former divisions consequently, in high state Of cult
but ;i NJ the soil, susceptible Of
aud rapid Improvement. Un fls krwr, Is an abundance oi
timber, iu! large quantity Of valuable pine.
All III these tracts we'll wa,rred.
1e.ms ef Sde.-A credit of one, and three years with
int - irst day o January 1888 which time
will m given the purchaser the privilege Of seeding
the Fail. und, satisfactory security, and deed of trust
will he required la secure the payments.
% Persons wishing To the farm will call on The
eclo living in WaenoD who will show them the land and
its boundaries. SAM. H. FISHER
Executor OF Samuel Fisher deceased.
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