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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09

NAHIS Institution will commence its second
Z Session on the second Monday in July next.
Every branch of female education is taught in
the Institute, and the present number of Schol-
ars warrants the belief that no School in our
country furnishes greater facilities for impart-
ing knowledge.
The expenses per annum will not exceed
1924 for the most advanced literary course,
and with the usual number of extras the neees-
sary expenses per year will not exceed $l7O.
Board per month in the Institute SO good
board may be had in private families Of the
village much cheaper.
Tuition for all English branches, per Session
of 81 weeks, primary course SO all branches
in the lst and I'd Glasses Sl2, Junior and Senior
Glasses $l5.
For particulars the public is referred to our
Circulars, which can be had by addressing the
Secretary or the Principal.
II. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
of Board Of Trustees.
Clinton, June Z. 1853. set
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09

HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.-The Bank of the
State OF New York was robbed on Monday
of $37 900. No clue has yet been had to the
rObber or robbers.
NEW 0MNIBUs.-The City Hotel, Captain
lawrence, has been treating itself to a new
Omnibus, decidedly the handsomest we have
ever seen.
The North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, meet:
in this city to-day. Bishop Paine will
preside.
g6g- We are indebte d to IL. d. Turner
Esq., for on Almanac, for the year 1854.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
A Home for your Horse.

EIITH emotions of the most profound re-
w spect, l again hoist my s~hingle,' make
my bow, and offer to the travelling public, a
home for their horses-'what is a home at
my stables. on the lot west of the Eagle Hotel,
aud Immediately on the great thorough fare,
to the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. Having
possession Of these stables, situated on a lot
high and dry. | have renovated them, and pre-
pared stalls, into which the most accomplish.
ed HORSE could feel no hesitation to enter, to
stand, to feed, to repose and my ostlers are all
experienced and attentive.
l have for City purpose, a beautiful carriage
and a splendid span of A No. /, horses, kept
for evening excursions about the City.
For travel, my accommodations are quite ex.
tensive, and ready at an hours notice.
Horses boarded by the day, month or year
After five years experience in the business o.
a Livery Stable, l deem it altogether a waste
of words to cay any thing of my way of doing
business the liberal patronage of a discerning
public, during this time, is the highest eulogi
um-for which | beg to return my thanks, am
subscribe myself the Publicis humble servant
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
Ra1ai1b Nov Q 1870
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09

KEEP 1T OUT OF PoLiTIcs.--This is what
the political papers say about the Prohibition
question. Yes, gentlemen, this is what we
want. Keep it out! 1t is of too much i'm,
portance to mix up with party squabbles.--
Leave it to the P~eople--that is the umpire
We wish to appealtO 10. Keep it out of politics
say we. Will you do il?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
NOV. 8.


Rev. Mr.. Adams, Agent for GoOdrich's
History Of all Nations-Tho White Slaves of
Eugland-TempCranco Stories, &c. by Thur.
low w. Brown, and other works, is now in
this City, Offering them for sale. We give
extracts in another column from the two last
works-the Temperance Stories being one OF
the richest works Of the kind we have yet
seen. The White Slaves of England. This
work is compiled from official documents and
gives atruthful, though q narrowing picture
ofthe degradation and poverty Of the labor
inc classes Of Great Britain. 1t shows con-
c~lusively that in England, which teens with
abuse Of our Southern Institutions, there is
FIR moro horrible species of slavery than the
worst forms Of negro slavery.
We purchased last Spring, of Mr.. Adams,
n copy Of Godriches' History of all Nations
and having had several months to examine
IL, we uuhesitatingly pronounce it one Of the
most valuable historical works we have evei
seen. The whole worlds history, in all it,
important and interesting aspects, is presen
ted in two neatly bound volumes, and thu
reader can readily refer to it with the Ger
tainty Of finding the information desired res
pecting every portion of the Globe.
Mr.. Adams is rather "a character" in hi
way, but having known him pretty well som,
time now, we believe him to be a pure min
ded christian and an honest man. The fol
lowing article from a paper pablished in TIL
town where he resides, exhibits his feeling
towards the South
REV. s. G. ADAMs.-The gentleman who's
name heads this article; left this county yc,
terday for the South, there to resume hi
business Of selling religious Books. Las
season Mr.. A. spent several months in Mort
Carolina, and while there had every oppol
tunity to examine and see the working of tn
domestic institutions Of the South, and q
though he went with many prejudices, he n
turned with the firm conviction that man
false notions had been spread abroad at tn
north to the prejudice OF the South. Mr.. 4
does not join in denouncing the Souther
people, but speaks Of them in the highe'
terms rs generous, hospitable, frank, an
open hearted, and the abolitiOnists abuse hi
roundly, because, as he says, he wont lie
bout the South.-PsHR Yam Democrat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
1853.
To JourneHmen TailOrs

T wish to employ Two or more first rate wOrkmen,
in my line of business, to whom ! win give the
highest City prices. 7. r. FENTREsS.
Oct. %. 1853.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
SALE

HABINETSHOP ANDFURNITUREFORSALE
" As I am determined on moving out of the State,
| will offer for sale to the highest bidder, in the
town of Hillsborough, on the goth day of Novem-
Der next, (being Tuesday of Court week. my Cabi-
net Shop, which is a desirable workshop for any
branch of business, especially cabinet making
The House is large and roomy, fitted up expressly
for a cabinet shop, and just in the business part of
the town, one door above the Union Hotel, and op-
positc the Court House square.
And on the 9th of December, I shall offer for
sale all my Tools, Benches, Turning Lathe, Hand
Screws, Stock of Materials of every description,
and my Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
what New Furniture I may have on hand.
/ shall continue to manufacture Furniture until
the 25th of December, and will sell low for cash.
~ All those indebted to me by note or other
wise, are requested to make immediate payment,
as no longer indulgence can be given.
HENRY EVANS.
November /, 1883. 93i
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
Clinton, June Z, 1853.
Fine Fruit! Fine Fruit

TEN THOUSAND APPLE TREES Of the finest
Il kinds, ripening in succession, from the earliest
to the latest. Ten Thousand Peach Trees of tho
finest kinds, ripening in succession, from early in
June to November. Ten Thousand Cherry Trees
Of the finest kinds, ripening in succession, from the
first of May to July also, a fne assortment Of
Apricots, Nectarines, Plums, Pears and Strawberry
plants, for sale at the Pathological Gardens and
Nurseries, at Cane Creek, Chatham county, and
New Garden, GuiifOrd county. Orders for trees
should be sent in early. Catalogues will be sent 10
all applicants.
During my absence my brother, Owen Lindley,
viii deliver trees at Cane Creek, and my son, Al
bert G. Lindley, at New Garden.
JOSHUA LNDLEY.
New Garden, Guiiford county, n. c.,
The 14th of the 10th mo-, 1858. ON
Mr.. J. Lindley had a Premium awarded him for
the best Fruits, at the North Carolina State Fair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
MORE CLOTHING.

T, r.. FESrREss has just received an elegant lot
ef superior Cut Velvets for Vestings.
ALSO
A splendid assortment of Gentlemen's Morning
Robes, made to any order.
Cali and examine, and you viii find at my estab-
lishmcnt, a full Stock Of Goods in my line, not TO
be surpassed by any, either in quality or eheapness
of price. Remember the house-No- 10, Fayette-
vile Street, opposite Pescuds Drug Store and
Pomeroy's Book Establishment.
I. II. FENTRESS.
Merchant Tailor.
S-St
-. M 1870
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
Wanted.

. DR. Is GOOD CARPENTERS, to whom I
IL will give fair prices. Apply Immediately
the subscriber. ]. RUDISILL.
Charlotte, Oct. 9Th, 1858. 5-6t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
NOTICE.

A GENTLEMAN Of successful experience who
IA can come well recommended Il to prepare Stu
dents for any Of our Southern Colleges, is DESTROYS
of obtaining . situation in an Academy, which has
the promise Of permaneney.
Address o. A. K, Raleigh, n. c. B.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
-. 10000 FRUIT TREES!!

Raleigh, Get. %, 1853.
Na-Star, Standard, Giraffe copy ) times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1853. "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09
Fall Stock, 1S49.

Oct is. 1853.
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Goldsboro', Nov. Z, 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
Chief Engineer Covingt"n and Ohio Rail Road To
.YI.burg Va May "A, Enthusiastically
SnrIcE TO CoNTkACTORS.
,r,y,y PATENTED PROCESS FOR ASNING
L u ,1IIE A..IrunIT ISE OLE HARk

Newly PATENTED PROCESS FOR TANNING
LEATHER WITHOUT TIE USE OF Barn.
ysSIIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE-lhc snbScri
m most cculy the attention ri a.! CONSERVED IN tc
Leather business to this improvements the atu tam
lus effected u half IN the expense COMPARED
~lrf The old process by the n,c of bark
performed III about fourth Of The time "
The cos. Of lie mate saving OF fully hall and tn,
with cga labor But above all IT'S great 'anageE ea
II. this The immensely OF room required IN the od process i
almost entirely dispensed "lli' WIN Saving % |hi'i' "
than hall
Having sold the the Stale OF Virginia 10 Mr. la OB
ATIEE city Richmond most earnestly advise such a. arc
profitable Investment, to eau on h can! "
sluf I cnlny rights.
niInr: by calling At The ENcaisc "'' w
a. "r''s WIZ 's''''" 10 DAVID KENNEDY ratrnre.
CERTIFICATES
,. f.r,inrntr the undersigned hereby certify
, 49, Tanned kinds of Leather by DAVID kcneay Ne"
] poce,s Of Tanning and affirm that II VII u our !nds
. nrnure better Leather ni the same KIND OF ucs nr On
-. no. Of lime expense compared with the old method
,uI =. ou.L ~ represented in his advertisement.
H. Il g. C0ONARD, Reading city, Berss couhiy'r a'
GiUEON BANrI, IT., Frederick city, Md
MICHAEL. MILLER Srausown, beiSs county, IA
y G SCiILUSSER, MddlCtown, Md.
WM WOLFF. rottsvllc. Schuyl HI! county IA.
N A LOCIIER, Lancaster city, Lancaster cou y, IA
the undersigned, nave examined specimens
If Ir "a r,nns kinds leather tanned by David hemmr'ss IN
oyt system ot tanning and have no hesitation 10 saying ha
H., r,,.r possesses a al Strength and S"hiy Seun
me, WITH ani. Judgment ra be srtu " '''' i
t,,t :, "a .urrrur Ia ak tanned leather.
800 : FERNEYIlOuGH, Tanner ami Currirr
{: T. NILES. Sadler In! HARNESS maker
Wu:IIARU LEE, Boot aud shoe manu- actur"T'
BALDWIN Sadder. Harness and Collar manufactured.
.rIiuWAS OTEY, Sadder and Harness maker
~ prons wishing information may address me nj Rirhinnu
"i can ." W. ~ JACOB > ATLEE.
MAY 2I-cm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

ALSO. FOR SALE
HUER SHIRTS AND DRAW HALE HOSE,
Frs SIik Cotton W1"ru GLOVES
and ,.h.r desirable KINDS ERhNAIS aH'l ready
SIIOI iDER BRACES HANDhERl lililS !riiIntd
STOCKS
RUSSIA BELTS, bPEEA HIS
SirSPENDERS
Canes, Umbrellas, Soap and Prrfttiticry.
wl,i Eru,'s lur Gentlemen
% establishment moderate aud nnI"r -ini
those who
puTrlias ff"m W. r. bN EMS, lnI Al"h ~
Mas .i-.m Opposite ANl"rcan Hotel, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
pnEp.RED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

r,scioLb, beneficial Trnips and all other ho"' LoS
aauYr ~ 90 Agents No &@i Wafer Street. an" ~ e'' ~
m conner IT nay Street New YORK ,,t,
lIET all the Immediate ELECTS o ne 'eH
uy,n iuanu li advantage oil being nnch more ia,s
H. .;i Thurmphy ed, and iomnd 10 more IMAM ira"e '
~ IN rho:. who have already tried a. The hr"t evidence
rI s is HE largely Increased demand ths .ea n
pu, mn IN la nf lGU lbs; barrels 'o IDS rarn.
Kali ,j.. .r he pa rcular ObcrYc our bsa" u"" ~ s "
re-, l,,.,,r Field and Garden Seeds.
English Ray ''ras8, r ILL. e.. June ii3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
CoNMl o.SI%1, as EIXf. Nu LIAM

WILL sell under decree the CIun "9H ct tr 'is 81
Kichm,uJ a; MarcuIck Ckuc on The lI day q" JeEr ~"
'rirs al, the which Tho II Ialiai'ro died
.srssed cnn-ri.c plantation called RiSENllE contain"
~ a,u l acres with dwelling and all necessary "nhvnrs
AZ plantation BELL FOREST c"ni"ii"t about "
house and al ncccsrdI! GU t"u' J" =
49, r,,,hb,Lunl &c Also, place known a. 'i'NS, con
| I,,u,r. ayuut uacrc uulml ruvcd iaud an,
situated MInrolick Church
mr. FDRE ST within miles of III Church. ana tobNS "hhm
;i, nj snlI Church, % wicl land 10 bc sold WIN, VI e
- and ~ .ironr PURCHASERS beng 10 tine
aI 81 nv SAT- lands ~ he surveyed, aud
Mats cyh IE,cd DAY ct sale Terms q. ,H,'
Nav ", u
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL,.

NEAR STAUNTON-BY PIKE POWERS. ,
TIME Of this School will be resumed on The first Monday
inAugus and terminate the last Friday in May following
Of instruction embraces all the subjects 10
thorough preparation for the University other Colleges for the
life The pocket pupils required
10 DO placed under The control OF the teacher
TERMSFor Board and tuition ten months $780, payable o.
lion is made for loss Of time from any except i'll
For further particulars address the teacher Saunon,
June 20-ctAuSl
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AUGUSTL SpRJEnS

,ENlllS delightful watering pr situated II mics West Of Staur
ION " no" open !o he -celiu visitors. The scenery
and saulo' climate arc uns" s"e In addition
sulphur Spring, well Chal ybente near the Hotel
been Gcsnty discover an AIIN SPRING within
hundrsi y2.- OF the Sulphur lGya.s who have rcsoc Ia
found II rIcaCou the us all The chrome diseases
which the Ruckhrlre Alum celebrated Tie Diseases which
we're relieved from me S~ o! liz Alum last Dyspepsia
SrroiulI Chro.iC DarrlTl >:in Diseases generally
The i'rotoxie lion and Sui! alumGa are ~ IA .a
the Rnckhrls. and B. Alum TIL. TahG nall tt au.
Iled with the hts The country d:rr a pains sp1re L"
Inva!l5 and ohers comto raIy and ccan convey
caGlr had al all times Irc.! the
Juuc l3-cn uaTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

Just rubii.hed and for Sale by
RlTCIlES DUNNAvANT,
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
COmuileN fran thu I,..Ia :, q 1rI.nI,,ia

u 3
IN the suhlccts VI CORPORATIONS reneray-un Towns Fires III
~ i""ns,I"in o."Th .",Eihes eenerayon Banks q" ls.u
Soh-' o. b.nE9 ieie! ~ si,tr aud Disrountn rreVe"
'TcGia.l"a OF Nosrs ~ nh.aIie1ri Banks &c Works al
strnal Improve General Provisions S
together withe Ac prescribing General ncor-
i"iaion Of Maiuacinns AID Mining Companies asscd 1880
ss"S havh" any ciheciI"n pnTat. Bods5 OF any
KIM; SHOULD not be . i'inn otr q" these Pamphlets .,
p<D se copy ooc -io ~ copies III cashnT 20 copies
each for 80 copies ar, upward. ~ r.. .ar, l.
SWISS AND CAaIRRIc TRlMmINGS-Jusl received
- ui SUPPLY OF Swiss and Iace Esngs and lnseags FLOW
other goods IN that way, at 20 Main street
June is CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
(tANTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAXIM, aud "ths'
~ makes OF Red Cheek and White Mating A. AMI wIe
superior quality Floor Oil Cloth A 81 wide at ay Nam
street CHRISTIAN LA1Hhoh'
Iuns :
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES UPON
\N0RCES1ER'S PIANOS.
AGEN /. NJ = Nh

SOUTHERN AcEN y No =, MAIN STEET.
rINIIE the " York Evening
i Mirror. Alni H.. i-t;: kS}sT2IIa
VOICES rER's FoGTS 1t always a!or!5 u,i "
plea sure old friend lirra..0 Ware
iIaSin. taken the resp" -hi!S ..itii':s III rd
is gratifying able III. ca,l The rst
word the durability oi Nj W"rcr''ers
Pianos.
"A an Ia. sort:. with AMI daughters. uG
the Suu!h he Grr. EAhm," .Hnind the ~
WurCr-;cTs Plan The uiy elegant
slrunets rosewood and ,Iucary aihoal any he 4cE
Berry ah"u! ihcm
rruln the NV gvlk day Courier. April Il. -;
pIASusEa lie mint ltm "ur gold renders II curreMI r-
the %! Worcester m-cII Franz.
lis skill popular
him is c reputation, am, Piano i,ncu"
s. The
4 N1EElS sus Agent sale Of Wnrcr=rr' !inu- AM
additional suppl. aimn-l c.r Nrv
York HIS prices .- factory lie
dcrae prices ApIi 2g-:;m
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aEsiE.BtE PROPERTY IN MARKET,

4HEEfk FL.>ITE Of VIKEINIA
consequence "i the continue ~ health the
pant, valuable property unun as Mira Er,a Ilo,rIns
iIousc Students, offered ir nriv,rcIv anil Friday
III day 81 juY ~ "hcn u n oh. tnf whr due vii u
sVehl WI " ",eieh "' sal" uhcy the premises tia
day ts ~" aeH" 2"ra the 2Gh September III iiI
the purchasers prepare M. onanna III .
University, on the ls dI Oc;vuri
Tie property canaists tire, ,,us udinuu, each other
(un will ac,unIlaF. ar ,v students very cnuvr
urnlly Comfortably with ntI C,rr SIahirs Cav House.
"a rriaGc House, and pump al e. client water
The House oc,rcI for Studru Dna IN.
House. within live Hak ri The University ci Vir
.Inia, with plank dhi brick va the Eoumia
TEkMS-ohe' t'H c,aIir Dancc I'd two years, q"
longer the purchaser desire secured nv eed nl irs, an,
re security.
Any information "n lie hG,eci by addressing Wm %
Bernard (pust paid tlaghtcsy q ar c lrre
University ~ NiTeiHa MARY NJ. FITCH.
Iuur ''' "
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.rnEnpTIoN OF VIRGINIA SIN PER CENT

,ur ma prKS OF TIE FOLLOWING CERIltlLalh9 u p
uei,T issued by Of Virginia l,rrnaor .
=. 49,, March Il "a and afterwards w'lln i"fi"" fo' o.
othiay " Y ,,ke notice "1h Commissioners ne
,ing r.nl created hs an art OF The 5enl' EEL ~, III. IL
'S'H"s mn me .t;hdiy March, lS mi pI"c'r" ~ VIZ
sr,. next redeem the said cehci1s ~ '"e
DAY "' arr,it aforesaid The holders al said crFthta'S
q" Tue nm nr heor. SAID LIST day OF Aueust !" Hueni
are - h. Office Of Second Auditor; anil neither
the Int c+' Amount
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lUI"i'G:itEHs,
LAdbEKT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, ,,tLTIMOKr..
rr,,,>, MARYLAND

-" - LAMBERT n,crts uIrUIuF Office opposite 'I
nun iI"r iay:I! ariuIr. Niundtv - Mas
80 " 'ti li"n 'Ia Iiur m ,uir al l"r
y, i'iE'".E ~il haF" nsrci and Itwc
" h'ih"iu ri'-rrin b,y g.f TirErt- Fu
a. . "n"iut IL pursue EhiIF'- here
we St'hl timc. ii -
H. - y i"' |" he accused urlidr.r
'r itfIrriih "ifI's the
,'3i'li "lr lr"Ir" I" purrtr Tickets
a. , @ " ~ r!s.i"@ tie yt!y TN vha!ng
i!h! that lrir
W rcr r. 'Dtr. IN .in Will tr strictly
w. iF:h" l'kre The MAJ. L"Icc5 or such rawar,
@ w a NJ has 20 81 here which la.r the Dr., vines
w,, '''iri az received III pay nrlt"! Jackets
A. Z vi
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SEA BATHING.


lNGElA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT VA
tNllS large aud magnificent Establishment uow open Tor m,
q sI4IioIE.
he aIuDrIty the climate AMI atrar. OF 81 II
iOlNI CbMtbtI universally LuuYn
he th.
IrcI AZ" deemed unnecessary.
The l"rI has undergone considerable !iny el.,s and rm r
-Nmhi III. 'rvicrs Z" The efficient
cured" shall be 10 rumtr
vrilcnCr Patrons
The acIInrs Norfolk Richmond. Prirahurs amptr
~asir zion; Philadelphia New York daily
May 30 lin Jos +. REYNOLDS y CO. Prorric:Gr-.
THE HuGUENOT SPRINGS.
'E1S ri EaSANT EAT will be- opened tlr
Jmur the and improvements. Ia
BEE, made the Hotel and whole rs,ah srneut
Has unjrfnnca thorough rcIar
Competent assistants anl IA" rparIIr,s
Procured, goo" band lhlns done 20
the aud pleas o The quests
The Waters three kInsSu phur beae aud Il com.
b!hon al The and
ne The subscriber 10 confidently that these
hcchcih ccaiy dyslrtic .ie
Htiic- a;"! children.
BATHS hot aud cold, may to- had a. heretofore
The Ball Rooms Rowling Alley and nin"f suuces al
amusement nvc those wl az" u recreation plea.
lnr unsuenot Springs Comfy r The IL.
Road tfr ManakH Town Frrry. mice
Redmond
cck SUNDAY yIsItcrl
R"inu Station whence large rGGmuduUs
The used last VIII Ias lhrI The
through viii e4cc, 81 Will Richmond
Sprlngs Ir
HOARD sm per month $40 Ter week, 81 80 FER ,ay CHI.
l9 cents single meals AMI lodging 80
GllAS q McENbh, Esd nhuc ,incin" =
psc>e
r"t"u) Is las; Lessons taSa the dung the
X W RbSST.R.
lIuc
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TRY or THIS DAY is

o.,,yrl, rIsY OF THIS DAY Is ss.t-a
I'M IL vas years sncc IL mas
y = ' u.,rct branches r husluess-sarstea "
become t,.,l man canuM work III hnth With
and ille other; II also hs
oas ac rc,s.ns thereby keeping ny the prices. Oens
las his services The mouth
~ "rh at and supcrmtend numerous or
n s thus % SG a1s c. o H,iS, :" s s,
=, must al l,-in ri funds irthlls action.
lTa'r have been
suitable IL mechanical department
in> have succsrJr III The PERSON A w. Iuucs
she ,, arrived New York with all the reputable
y au days be happy show his capac!
n:, appreciate The many advantages OF enarslng TN
Il - .,uus on nae ~ office
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NOTICE 70 RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.

Secretary OF Suciety al Alumni OF University OF Va
5 papers generally respectfully Ielucsc
.I-i ,f,.uon Ia tlg notice, i-rtI
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NEW Cst1!sse1.ssT HOUSE TO nE nUii.r.
AGnIcrLruRAL NOTICE


mse"'s .. The Ntgna State Agricultural society, heu on
"a III" iWh" March NJ Hall the House OF Delegates, was
~ .Hs! es"sc INA! he first cattle show and Agricultural Fan
p shoS:d % helm October noxL Notice. Is according
ior tic eynitiil,u 'NS - " : :
i.A st "rt Tniss and regulations for The Fair, will be
' "ue ae A. only necessary 10 say that
ha Nc trust there will be general and spirited coop
I'm 7: Paris =" the State anl liza, fret fair viii do
"''' give satisfaction 10 al concerned.
-. rIILIP ST GEORGE COOKE, President,
-G.-cwSw Virginia State Agricultural Society
H. cOMMlSSTONEHS, SALE OF LAND.
'lacr OF decree Of Goochlsnd Circuit Cauii, Sept 2Sh,
@ ~ he case OF R"ht F. Barnett William Souhwonh. admin
s= "t" S"un"or!h decd, Elizabeth Souhwor aud others,
against Alexander NJ Peers John Watkins aud Benjamin
on Tuesday the 18th day Of July 1881, al ~ O'Clock,
% aes "l iand described The said decree follows "A
:" lana situated IN the lower part D! The county Of
s IN The adjoining pau Of Hanover Con which the SAID
w. fees now resldes and containing about TWO hundred
aims ACRES also "anoer tract in saId heis hborlood con
sores The first mentioned is bounded on The
as Of Capt William Saunders, East by the la, rs Of
'I Peers and Robert Snea. North and West by the
iI's Hughes. - Taylu John g Saunders and John
~ "Lr tract orihg the land which the said Aexan
liz resided the date OF tile deed trust and bounded
by The aud OF Richard Mccall the East and North
T"sudec: ' 800 ~ 49, - " '"''" % " w
L Commence with the first. named land The terms
d. ioT 20 much ready money will be sufficient 70 de.
ahu EXPENSES Of making he raid sale embracing one
commission allowed by law commissioner selling
Under decree Of COURT the residue OF the
81 p ient OF which the purchaser is give bond and
sy % " ne legal title 10 he1anI 10 be retained further
\ TIE -,ws JOHN WATKINS r.;
BENZ. NUCKOLS,S '''A"i''si'"o'''
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pUBLIC DEBT OF ViRGINia,-The transfer books

81 a''s pHc coacd and after Monday, the M h ins,
s"i recall Closed Guii Isl July
>ec,t Anllo un.e W L. JACKSON End Auditor.
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