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AN ACT

AN All
To prohibit the circulation of Foreign Bank
Bills, Of a less denomination than ten dol
lars.
Sec. 1. Be It enacted JyMe General
assembly of the State of Ohio, That
from and after the first day of October,
| in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-four, it shall be
unlawful for any person or persons. firm,
or body corporate, to pass, transfer, or
circulate, either directly or indirectly, or
offer to pass, transfer or circulate, or
cause to be passed, transferred, or cir
culated, or to receive, or cause to be re-
ceived, any bank bill, or note of less
denomination than ten dollars, unless
said bank bill or note shall have been
issued by and made payable at one of
the banks of this State, in accordance
with the laws of this State; PrOvided,
however, that the mere transfer or re-
ceiving of such unlawful paper bona
fds, for the purpose of sending the same
directly out of this State, for redemp-
ton, shall not be deemed violation Of
the provisions of this act.
Sec. 2. That all bank bills of less
denomination than ten dollars, unless
issued by and made payable at one of
the banks of this State, in accordance
with the laws of this State, shall not di-
rectly or indirectly, be paid out or re-
ceived in payment of any tax, debt,
Judgment, decree, fine, or amercement,
or other demand whatever; and all such
unlawful paper shall be held in this
State to be worthless, and all contracts
in relation thereto null and void; and
any disbursements or payments or e1-
change for other property Of value,
made or attempted to be made there
with, of no effect whatever.
Sec. 8. That any bank or bankers,
broker or brokers, or body corporate,
or public officer or officers, knowingly
violating any of the provisions of this
act, shall forfeit and pay for every such
violation, the sum of one hundred dol
lars, and any other person or persons
the sum of ten dollars, to be recovered
i IN CIVIL dCtOH III Illc IldIHC vi Vic OeAeS
of Ohio, upon complaint in writing, on
oath, in the same manner that debts oI
like amount are by law recoverable,
and under the same limitations and pro-
visions, one half of which shall go to
the person complaining, and the otheI
half to the Treasurer of the township III
which the offence was committed, and
for the use of common schools in saiC
township; and the person so complain
ing shall not, after the filing of suct
complaint, be liable to forfeiture in the
same case, although party to the SAINT
offence.
Sec. 4. The following shall be th'
form of the complaint in suits for for
FIXTURES under the provisions of this act
so far as the same may be applicable
but may be varied to suit the nature o
the particular case, namely: State o
Ohio, County, IS. Before me
A. B., one of the justices of the peac
for said county, personally came G. D.
who, being duly sworn, deposeth ant
saith, that on or about the - day G
. -, in the year --, in the town
ship of -, at the county of -
aforesaid, E. F., (if bank, body cor
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JAMES MYERS

President OF the Senate.
April I, 1854.
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Supplementary to az act defining the mode of
laying out and establishing State Roads,
passed March 1lth, 1853.
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ship of -, at the county of -,
aforesaid, E. F., (if bank, body cor
porate. broker, or public officer, describe
them accordingly, did knowingly pass,
(or transfer, or cause to be passed or
transferred, &C., as the case may be,
to one G. H., certain bank bill, (or
note, of the denomination of - dol
lars, not issued by and made payable at
any of the banks of the State of Ohio,
in accordance with the existing laws Of
said State, and this deponent verify be-
lieves the foregoing complaint to be
true, and further saith not, (Signed) J G
D. Sworn to and subscribed before
me, at the township and county afore-
said, this s-day of -. A. B.; JUS
tice of the Peace. Upon such com
plant being fled, the Justice shall issue
a summons thereon, or capias, or othel
civil process, upon the proper affidavit
being made, as the case may be, } stating
briefly therein, the substance of sucl
| complaint, and make such writ returna
bic, as in other cases.
Sec. 5. That the members of ever
firm, and the stockholders of every in
corporated company, and every bank o
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AN ACT

To amend the act entitled an act prescribing
the duties of Supervisors, and relating {
Roads and Highways, passed February ID
1853.
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Freedom shrieked and KosciuskO feIlr'
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
COMPANY

4.
OFFICE OF the RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
To persons seeking igibic inrestsent Of moacy
lEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office
18th day of July, 1884, when they will be opened
the president,
this company purchase per coupon
this BY issued for the
road with heavy iron ra, under authority Of
bly, February 49, 1854 Of
holders Of this adopted the 30th May 1854.
The principal of these bonds will be payable The lst
june 1875 and the interest of
and half cent annually the LIST day Of June and the
s day Of December Of enc ea Tho payment Of both
principal interest being secured BY deed the whole
road and other property and franchises Of The liable
be enforced time sixty days default in the
any amount of either principal or interest.
No bids than the bonds including
est from the LIST Of this month"; une, 1854 that being the date
which they begin to bear Interest," will be consd
cred
The OF will be csh hut from responsible bidder
negotiable three purchase
stalmen with
1884, payable months from
be received As security for the payment Of
onefh Of the bonds actually will be
aned BY The company all said
paid.
Any further information the subject
be furnished by tha president
By direction Of the prefident
mo WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer Il & r. K. r. Co.
June S--eou;5Juy =
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June S-eOd:l5July
United states Mail.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
10, 1854.
day October, 1854 Jnne 1855 on tho following
routes an the States Of TENNESSEE and
obe 1884, to Both June, 1885, the following
will be received the Contract Office of
in tue city Of Washington until o'clock, m, I4ih
1884, (to be decided by 10th August folowng:)
TENNESSEE.
(Frna October l. lsa4, to JCne 3d. 1882
1893 From Nashville by GAINESVILLE, Cumberland Worss
paducal, Cairo, (i y Baidwnsvlic, Mo-, UoIumbus
Hickman, Compromise, Silver Top, Tenn. New Madrid,
Booths PORT, Tenn Ashpo, Oceloa Ark; Euton,
Tenn; Randolph, Pecon Point Arh aud Oldham en-
Phis, Tenn 4s9 miles and back
Leave Nashville every Monday M Friday ut 6, %. M;
Arrive at Memphis every Thursday and Monday BY
Leave Memphis every Thursday Monday nj H. n IN;
Arrive nj Nashville every SUNDAY Thuday, by H. m.
Proposals for ,hree-tmes week service invited.
LOUISIANA.
(Fiom October /, 1854, to June 80, 1881
1858 From New Orleans ~ English Turn, pon,a ace
Settlement To Ballze 100 miles aud back, week.
Leave New Orleans every Monday at g. a M,
Arrive at Daiize day BY 8, p. m
Leave Balxc every Wednesday a q, a. m;
Arrive At New Orleans next day by &, p IN.
Bids TO end at Buras settlement, also week,
viii be considered.
(From October /, 1854 June CO. 1856;
1903 From New Orleans Pensacola Fla; Aoanchcola
81 Marks, Cedar Keys, Tampa, 1aratee Key
900 miles and back twice q month, in stearboas.
Arrive at Key West Sh nd t. t.tr
Leave Key West on lcth aGd I'D of each
Arrive at New Orleans 18th 3ot,i
For form Of proposals. cera,e also
contracts to such extent
advertisement inviting proposals mail
JAMES CAMPBELL
June io-ia"aw Postmaster General
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BALT1monE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR

Cincinnati Louisville, Indanapols CoIunbus Zanepfs IIepe
Iand, Toledo, Chcago and st Louis.
THROUGH points
road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington aHiv In Wheeling In
with splendid Winchester and Diua
Wclsve, ~ miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo Chicago, Alton
miles, to It, Louis Leaving Washington q 5, M, they will
splendid "UniOn Line"
for Cincinnati and Louisville ana for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold Louisville ndanapo-
lis also GAINESVILLE and Columbus by
Wheeling Passengers holding through lie
point the For information and tickets apply to r. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j.. IL. DONE,
Feb 7--du Master Transportation.
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AG4lAia THROUGH LIME TO THE, WEST
- ~ -

Baltimore and OAo railroad from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Meeting there with the .uge, and splendid
Union line tAc Ohio, andthc stages Zanesvtne,
This expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing OF the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
Order the Of travellers confidently
and The scenery
stupend0us
The mail Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling 1880 mles In Ia ~ houis
Guiding oil stoppages, arriving day
leaving Baltimore lodging
in Cumberland mes and proceed thence to Wheeling In the
mtxning.
10 with hese the leave Warrington at q,
m, and daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
(beer the Relay House miles from
baltimore.
completed route, daily
ion with the and convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville stages for Nashville &c.,
st. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer Gin
West proceed
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
the part the National road Znesve thence
by railr0ad
Passengers Wellsvile Cleveland steamboats,
railroad will find this agreeable being
regular and speedy Wheeling and from
places.
% baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling, ad
no charge transfer of passengers bnggage.
roufe) Washington Wheeling 50 sol Cincinnati, $ll
to Louisville, Sa.
be had of Mr. Parsons agent the railroad station,
washington, and of the other agents OF the company.
VIM. PARKER
lI--du Superintendent.
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T..o

no The hcsntiaw of Lucy T. Davis deceased,
notified that have hIed the 22 August
fair If not the fair day hcreasr {snnday
ONCE, at Din widde Court House, into,
Of sad county, the kin of the said Lucy Davis,
dcceaHed entitled
CURED be taken by the OF Dne,de
derd On The a4 day of tpri A. D. 1854 suit chancery
pending IN said between William Pritcbe Suchy
wife, PLAINTIFF, md Charles Ilarave administrator Lucy
Davis deceased and Others defendants All claiming
relations or next hin 10 the .a'd deceden heirs aaw then
and there required forward
proof will be required In conformity the law.
Given under hand, commissioner
Dinwddir county, the day and year first aforesaid.
J, f. HdR9RAiE.
June ?--Isw4w
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No. 5l5.
Notice Withdrawal.
IN pursuance of the order States
bearing date 10th ulmO,
,1c request OF The senators and nearly NIL
congress fDt;aui.
named townships situated In Of
the Iron Mountain aud Mississippi have beer
Withdrawn from sale entry, except valid
until further orders, 10 wit:
In the district OF lands subject 10 sale Lors
North Of the base line and ira meridian
Townships 20 and 80, OF range
Nor! the base line and east Of the tim principal meridian
Townships ~, 70, 40, and Al, Of ranges aud p.
Townships 10, 80. 40, Al, and d2, of range g.
Townships ~, 80 40 A. 49, 49, A. and A. ranges aud
Townships %, -, Al, and 45, of range T.
Township 80, Of &.
In the district land subject IN Re at JACKSON.
North Of the base ine and
Townships 30, 81, d. 49, "a, IS, 5, 81 OF range L.
Townships 20, 90, so, 81 80, a. a. 3s range
Townships 81, rs, 20, 3D. 81 3D. 49, 81
range 4.
Tuwnshps as o. o. % 10 a. n, a, "a a az N and ~ nj
ranges and 6.
and ID. - -
Townships 81. %, 49, a. az aud a. Of rauxe 49,
Townships 90. "a, 25, 70, "a, OF range
Townships "a, %, Pc, and ~, of range ~.
North Of the base tive end Of tho ffh principe
Townships 30 81, OF runge 1.
The above includes toare w,raw
other railroads. and
all been inserted as hey within the reservation.
Given under hand, the General Land Office
Washington This eight, day Of June, nom.i 1874
ny order of the President
JOHN WILSON
June 9-lawi3w Commissioner
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Law school Cumberland University, s.eI,n,s
Tennessee.

Law n Cumberland University, a. ucSn son,
Tennessee.
ACuL1Y Hon Abraham Caru'hers, late OF the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Judges of The supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley, the cannceiors of State
Judges Caruthes Green their
to the school.
Plan Of instrncol Daily examinations
books No regular of cture explanations
daily lessons The progress of the examinations
2. Weekly of equity,
dents prors
and them through all the processes
prnctiee The framed prepare
deeds Wills Records all
dcnce in The trials Some Of by appeal
supreme which Is held monthly class, n
public al the cad Of session. The students clerks
IFS jurors, circuit Judges and chanceors
sacites connected with their suits.
SsssionsThc first
TENDER, and ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday IN July
Expenses seionfuion fee $50 advance;
Zee 81 boarding about $50 Students books
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required cnn,pce COURSE,
nnts advanced Glass previous study required
mission There four regular classics. stutess
during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected wi the school
Number OF students the collegiate year eghty-six
RCBEhT L., CARUTHERS,
Feb il-eoiy President Board OF Trustees
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mo. gill


NO. OIL
NJ, en- x...,s~,,. - A.. vr...... $50. Fl
- $50 -~'----s - $50 ~A-As0eA Ss~sos'
pursuance Of law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
United States of America hereby
Tint public sales will be held this aforementioned land Offices
the State Of MICHIGAN periods designated
A, he land oacs a, .ur srr NJ comm.ncr. an Md.
e omr dav Of Sen,emher for ,he ;snosai ~ IN Uc
s,.,ca uSin ~. mar, Cd - % Pu"e '~"u'
1880" - "sS'~ 'r''
North the line, principal meridian
rov,.h;rs foY,v r and so,,ye;.n M ,,n ,
.o.v -, vi range 'en'
Tow nsmp t orw ni ; % ramge r eesan'
r,owns,.P l1I nine, " !anSo Hleo". - :. j.
i'""s'Ps "V''""' 'iV-"u """ oiV"'s VI range twenty
w Tc ,,r c,, fam, and o,,,, so =, ,,n.. ,,,v ,, %
,os,nships S;, uo c,~,v d.. c,,v 80. sn -
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u ANTHONY, No. 3Us broadway, New York,
E ufacurer of daguerreoiype mungs
&C. and importer plates chemicas fancy frames and
canype paper paper pctare and
rials OF every description.
supplied for manufacturing
c. Umrison's celebrated also, Highlander Sion
always hand.
30s Broadway, June II, 1854.
June Goodyear
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THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS, by DIR. Norman. I vol
L 1854.
The Virginia Hot SPRING. by DR.. Goode. l 1854
Durke's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia vol.
The Fauquiev White sulphur Spring. by vstter
The White Sulphur Papers; by Mark Pencil.
Trip to tha Virginia Springs by a Lady. Pamphlet
Also guide books, route books, travelling &c, &C.
June 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. IS Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN 1HIPLEY, 4 Co.,
Liverpool.
r. g. ROBERTS 4 CO..
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE 4 CO.,
% Rue NOtrc Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners
bullion, specie, ewey precious metals unless bills Of
adg signed and the value thereof therein
JAMS
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'VHE QUIET HEART, reprinted from Biackwood's Maee
l.
Travels in Armenia by the Hon. Robert Cursor
Poems; by Mrs Norton.
Queens "t Scotland, vol. 4; by Agnes Strickland
Year after Marriage by r. 4. Arthur.
Fanny Ferns Portfolio; Second Series.
Jus, received at TAYLOR a MAURY's
'ane 10 Bookstore, 9Th street.
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limited STATES o California, vim Il pin
u wall and Panama. first
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. of
1000 tons burden, guaranying speed oad safety.
The Panama railroad completed OhspD, IL from,
The transit embraces 81
from Aspnwal Obpo and 10 miles of land transportation
recently put thorough order single passenger
therefore, at in sir houTsthe
aud their baggage being only transferred from
alongside the
There will he transportation future
The from sickness Of any description.
Reserve being kept in New York; Pana
and San Francisco detention
The reiiabie.
expected that the Atlantic will be
larry OF lax
Passengers will day they Asrn
wall.
Through tickets at the ioDcst be had agency
W est street, New York.
Jan 28-d6
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BY j. q. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer.

(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Pennsylvania virtue decree Of the
District of Columbia for Washington
passed in wherein William g. Laurie and others are com
plunans belle Laurie defend
will public auction the premises Tuesday, the
tanned No. a fronting the south side Of
avenue, and described Beginning for the
point the about 100 feet inches from the
and running thence with the line
fae then, said
right angles .ouhwardy about 9 feet inches to m alley about
them with line Of said alley, u feet
norhwardy ITO feet inches to the place of begin
ming together with The improvements thereon which consist
dwelling back building attached The
said property stusted directly opposite Wizards Hotel
third Of the purchase TO be paid in
the SALE and the residue in three equal payments In
eighteen months thereafter with interest from the
day sale which deferred payenta by
of The purchaser; said property
the purchase money! and the final
ratification OF the sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, "a
June 2i-eod Aucuoneer.
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NO. bO9
by presidsas sr tAs UnAaed states.
IN pursuance of law l. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the
pS viii Be- h q M sSd ns s.
the 5e o. low. =, u. psaoas Ssss.d ws
A. The land once KlnEsvLx commencing Monday tie
situated within Inc following named townships. viz:
NortA Of tAs ss as, Of tAs A prinpa
ss
eight, Of range thirty four
ssSs sda ssS AND
fownships
eighty sishy ssh'wo eshythee, and eighty four Of
three s.hv eshdve, sishyI, eighty and eighty
Iown.sp. eighty si:Aons eighty eighty
s.sya's eighty and eighty
three e'shys1, eishseven and eighty
Townshp: sehsyons eighty ,wo eighty three eighty four
eshsll eighty esheish, range
september ns1 for The disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit:
NoA Of sAs base i"s and west Of s.A principal serdia"
Township. sish.ytwo and ninety, o. rang. iSIy..wo.
.a
s:s .s q
'..s sAn
Townahps .isAvas. sshsass, ssiys1 sshiyssvsn, and
Toxn:hp: ana eighty eight Of range
ay D on
within the following named townships, to wit:
North Of the a's linz, and vs'' Of tie fra i"pa' meridian
Townships ninsyree ninsynve, nineysx, ninety
ninety eight, and ninety mine, Of range seventeen.
" nins and one hundred OF range sishsssn
s
Townships Ninety three ninsysx, nine
Townshs nnsone
ninesx ninety ninety eight and ninety nne
Township. ainsy ninety h,es ninety four. ninshye,
ninety seven and ninety eight Of range twenty-five
Townships ninety four nnesyhvv, ninesix and ninety
Of September next for The disposal Of The public land. situated i"
North fthe ne Of the A pr,~epai meridian
Townships eighynins ninsyswo, and nins,es, of
Townships eighty ninety Of range twenty
Township Ave, ssvsn nine
half Of northwest een seventeen, and
sections TWO to nine inclusive township esh,yhss and
ship nine Of the Des Moines rvs sections
hrone thiry-,hres and thirty hve Of range twenty
Township. eighty four sshysis ssh.y.sysn Ss.
Sss ns
s s az
and the east half Of the southeast of section Of
Township: eighty four sghhve, eishysn, eighty
Tans and as
Of sngs y and
Of range thirty sarss
A s land % % on MSSa
the aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base line, and Of tie fin principal medsn
Township hundred, of range three.
Township one hundred Of range four.
Townships ninety nine and one hundred of range
Townships ninety nine, and hundred of
eleven
ro own.p hundred range ,s ws.s
Townships ninety and ninety eight Of range euI,ecn
Townships ninety ninety nine and hun
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In x. CHAaInENLaN's Commercial College, located
VI Nu l27 Baltimore Balmore, Maryland The os,enshe
object of this institution place the reach of individuals
facilities obtaining thorough and practical mercantile cduea
young obtain knowledge
business few weeks than be acquired In
many years in any cotnting- house.
The Of study embraces book Keeping and It's
adaptation various Of Mercan
approved
Practical Penmnnshp combining pdty OF beauty
OF mercantile law, upon
mercantile subjects, beside other pors
for Student complete from five
There being vacation, applicants time and
evening
diplomas graduate terms,
and a circular forwarded by l.
Nov l3-lvd&cr
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SOMETHING NEN1r Of The
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery, proprietor made
engagement with Mr. Verge, artist from ond
process dagereoyPes will be coorea with bniancy
billy nnatanable by in
beauty OF effect decacy detail paintings
To avoid isapponmen ladies and gentlemen 10 nnk
mnde Mt the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pennsylvania between *
GEO ADAMS, Artist
Mar i6-du
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flEFICE the Magnetic Telegraph Connpsny.-PhM
,delpha June lehe annual meeting Of the stockhold
of the Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election Of officers
company, Of business Will bo held
company Office Pladepa Thuraday e 18th day
of July, 1854, at O'Clock, m. JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
22-2nWtl 3thJuly. ~ n
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Snisler'a" Wines, Phffmttrlp hia.

Snider's' Wines, Phffntt- lphia.
ION V. SNYDER, In old established
Jacob nider No 70 Walnut
street, will be supplied with
and liquors on the accommodating
SNYDER JR agent for the importation Of foreign Wines
rs Walnut he prepared receive odes
the special importation Of WINES Sc various housss ~ En-
and pOcils
son, Vaughan snds the patronage Of HIS friends and
far 4 n 7. 7. a
free of freight.
June g-dly
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QOARD, with without rooms. he hnd "a GIL
May I0-2aw4v-
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for Luray and New Market will the leaving
Alexandria at O'clock Tuesdays Thursdays, Sat
urdays, connecting with the Cupepe court house
.PusseDgo for Lyncbburg will train leaving Alexan
da O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays,
Meeting with the stages Charlo tesvile
White Sulphur Springs will take the
Alexandra daily, with tho Stauut0n
Freight are running daily (5undays exceptsd)
Per order; w. b. BkOCKETT, Agent,
June I4--df Alexandra, Va.
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VALUABLE unimproved city property At private
sale, original lots O. 3 and IN square No Ssh Ihese o
and tth street 'front.' west MA
They capable being undivided into nine lots
of Is feet by 100 feet.
Massachusetts meeting on the south
delightful Of about 2SO
est in width For extent property
and perfect drainage while
superior In Fepec Of peion
Of tho city for hrsciass rcsdence Of residences
point oil OF the city of easy accsss
An opportunity purchase uimpFoved city property,
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MORH9, SrAN5BURY, CO.,
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