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VOL, 4 mo. 9.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.

IuE GREAT WADswoRTH ESTATE. james
Nadsworth owns about 5000 acres Of land IN
Avon, N. Y. as much more in Gpnessee about a.
oo0 IN the adjoining town ~ Rush. 5000 or g.
900 IN tho iown'of Caledonia, and great many
thousands IN other towns in this and other cour,-
ties, And il is nearly oil gooo land, the best il,
the State, and constantly increasing in value -
He doesn't sell, but is forever buying. The ef
feet is peroeptiblc There IL a marked absence
OF rural taste, 81 generally insepnrabe from aQri
cultural prosperity, aud 50 important to domestic
comfort il not To individual morality and happi-
ness.
While there Is no large landholder in the world
more liberal wise or intelligent than Mr.. Wads.
worth. it would be far better for the country, and
inealenlably better for the smaller landhoLlers,
II The lands owned by him were owned by two
hundred thrifty poor men, who would live uron
their small farms and contribute TO the general
architectural. horticultural and edutat ional i'm.
prosement of the country. There Is melancho-
" absence of those substantial farm houses and
tasty appurienances SO noticeable in other por-
tlons of western New York
All OF Mr.. Wadsworth's land is rented not lens.
cd; aud rented but for single year. This has
been the rule since about 1910. Every lease is
renewed every your--a rule which gives Mr..
Wordsworth entire control Of his property and its
cultivation and management, A shiftless tenant
stands no chance for lease And not only il
this rule strictly adhered To, but Mr.. Wadsworth
dictates the character of the crops be sowed in
the several fields of each farm--~whioh shall be
sowed TO wheat, which shall be reserved for pas
ture, which allotted to meadow. &o---thus pre-
venting any overworking of the land or any de-
Walton from what has been nseertained to be the
best system of agriculture. The resut Is that
these lands are among the best cultivated lands
in oil this well cultivated region, and uniformly
yields as heavy crops AS any other in this prolific
valley
The rents, as learn from "old settlers" are
as follows: For the hest wheat lands, 8 bushels
OF wheat per acre for other wheat lands from s
toI bushels; aud for lands used for meadows,
spring crops, &c, from So TO "a per acre. And
the land is eagerly sought for at these prices
Correspond. Of Aibpny Jour.
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The NEwFouNpLANp TELEGRAPH ENTER
pi9sE.s-We hear that tho company who arc a.
bout TO connect Newfoundland with Halifax. bv
submarine telegraph, propose to furnish the for
elgn news to the Americnn press in anticipation
OF the arrival of tho steamers for the sum of A.
bout S2oO,0O0 per annum, or $1,000 per steamer,
calculating that they shall anticipate the arrival
oi about one hundred steamers a year. The
news by the steamer bound to New York could
be anticipated several days; and by that to Halt
fax ton or eleven hours Tho cost Of tho Hall
lux despatch of foreign news, received once a
fortnight, is probably not mnch under $13O, 900
per annum, boston Iramier.
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"SEBAsToPoL NOT YET TAKEN."--The Boston
Traveller mentions newspaper in that vicinity,
which has kept the head. "Sebastopol not vet Ia
KEN" standing for six months, the types are be-
lieyed to be in more battered condition than the
fortress itself Our foreman kept the above named
head standing until the exoamatian points were
worn off, whom he set up "Affairs in the Crimea
Unchanged" and is now progressing with that.
- ~ y DAY Book
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IvERCoMPLAlNT, JAuNpIcE. ~

IyERCOMPLAENT JAUNDICE DYS.
Lpersia Chronic ar Nervous Debility, ,Dseaso of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from Disordcred
Liver Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles
Fullness Blood the Head Aeidity OF tho Stomach
NAT. Heartburn Disgust for Food fullness weight
IN the Stomach, Sour Eruciations Sinking tuttcring
the Pit oi the Stomac h, Swimming of the II ad, tiur
,ed and difficult Breathing, Fhtteripg the Heart
ChoukDg or SuHocainc Sensations when in lying pos
tnre. Dmness Of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain In the ileej, Deficiency of Pcrs
piralion, Ycowncss Of the skin and Eyes Pain in the
Sile Back Chest Limbs Nc. rnfIushcs OF Hcnt
burning In the Flesh Constant lmaginngs Of Evil and
sfent depression of sprs, be efeomally cured by
DocrER HooFfANDs CrLEsRATgD
GERMAN BlTTERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackaon. German Medicine
Store. No 100 Arch ST.. door below Sixth Phada,
Their power the above dsenses is excclled,
if eqaaed. by any other preparation IN the United
States the attest, IN Pany cnses after skiliu
physicians b ad fued.
rnusc Btters nre worthy the attention Of Invaids
Possessing great virtues n the reetifcotion OF the liver
aa3 lesser glands exercising the most searching power
IL ~eakres and ae.ti ms t the digestive organs they
IRE withn sn.e. certain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DIR. }. Nj. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. Feb 9th, 1859. said: II am entirely out of the
German Bitiers. They have become al the rage Moth
galea sells
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock, Wa.
said Jan 10TH 1850: "A Great Medicine,--We hnve
uniformly relrained from recommending to the public
any Of the ynrous patent medicines OF the day, unless
thoroughly convinced Of ikeir yulne. Among those
,nder worthy Of notice. is the German Btters, in
ened by DIR. HooAand, and rroparei by DR.. Jackson,
Philadelphia. One instance. In particular. In which
/ superior virtues Of t.,is medicine have been tested
nlleu under observation During the last
met II SON of Mr.. Abram Crnbill, ot this county was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint and after
trying in vain various Jies purchased bottle
of the Btcrs, and after using it, was much relieved
of his distressing maadY that he procured anoiher bot.
lie and is restored entirely to health"
1hey entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the eystem, and
estate IL. .--N
For sale wholesale by Druggists ia all the principe
cities and retail by apothecaes and storeheepers in
cvery town in the United States.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, j. IL. THOMPSON & CO,
sni }. H. sEAY & CO., Lynclturg, nj by dealers in
medicine everywhere. tsep6.ly
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fBE Town OF HAMPTON, VA letter in the
Virginia Sentinel says
The ancient town Of Hampton lies on Hamp-
ton Roads, 3 miles from Old Point It contains
about 1000 inhabitants, and is the county seat of
Elizabeth City county. The records in its
clerks office run back prior to the year 1851,
thnt being tue date AT which volume 2d of the re-
cords opens. The first volume il no longer leg
ibe. Tho third church ever erected in Virginia
stands here. II is built Of English brick. in a
form OF the cross and thanks to the excellent
masonry, will outlive many pile of brick and
mortar now going up.
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rT,o THE LOVERS OF rITE FAME

y ARTS--Those WIN delight ~ Look upuh aud adj
n,e the beautiful specimens of weh the hand Of
ntn n the present progressive age u Turning
sptctlully invited 70 call on q. " MlNNlS q CO. at
their well established Daguerrean Gallery Thefe the
Statesmen Of the country with intellectual brow and
gust mein stand firm the plate with sueh natural
and fe-likc appcsunnr that the spectator almost fan
oies he hears the heart throt aud the lips
There, too. The beautiful blushng maiden with spars
linz eycs md charming lips, invites the ardent youth
gsze in adniration Heavens last hest gift sinful
man" There, too, frollicking rompng chiidhao l. with
bupyant heart and merry laugh meets the visitor and
holds him charmed To the spot Then como 10 q. w.
MINNIS q. cos and view the handsome specimens
Have your likeBcss. ana. reader, induce her you
nboye all others 10 accompany you; and rou not
conented without exnc Representation Of her and
of those you hold dear earth. Then should the sill
cord be snapped and tho golden bow broien you
have that left hich will call vyidly your r'col.
lection tho departed ones. Pictures taken IN all weath
er with equal facilities and ~ifh he perecon.
Remember MlNNlS Y CO. are the to give you a
perfect likeness and they psy be found all times
,heii far fa1ed Gnlery Mum street 3d door from
Bridge street Lynehburg end Sycamore street Peters
burg w. q. ". MINNlS co,
iy 25-s Daguerrean Artists.
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TERMS

m. yfRaiNIAN puhIshel lsIy at Sc and tiweakly a.
a. per annnn. advance No paper viii be discontinued
a at option of the Profreors, until al erTeares sbai
tave paid.
pyERrsEMENTs inserted for so cents per oi
lines or ess Insertion, and 81 4 for each
orlers inner form weekly, and then 90 cts
m luare charged Tor each insertion II the number IL
-erons marked the Ms, it vii be published till or
tered out, aud charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
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DEDFOIsD HOUSE. (opposilc Conn h

pEDFORD HOUSE. (opposi,e court Honse)
ID MAIN STREET, LIBERTY, VA, ION the site OF
tue Hotel f,rmerly kept by VIM. Terry. esq)
The abose House, re built in the modern style,
and furnished in the best manner is opened fer the
rerep ion OF GUESTS. The Undersigned promise thoiI
best efforts neril any patronage wh'h they my
ceive. QUARLES & SfEffOE.
Pfoprrtors.
A HACK viii always be in readiness 20 convey the
guests OF the House and their baggage TO aud from the
HI Rnad free of rhnrqe. ABB dtl
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q. W. PiCKREI.I. NJ NJ. TANNok
PuCkIeEIL ~ EANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERGH1 N1'S,

ME- respectfully ca lthe attention II TIE tseas of
w lyhchburg. and the surrounding G. uptry, 10
extensive nssortneut of Lumber which consists OF
many kinds suitable Builders fobaccouist Cabinet
Makers. &c.
For Boihlers se have Ill grades of Albany White
Pine, Cherry Mahogany, black Walnut So.
For Tnhaccuni>ts, We keep II lMgc sioc of White
Fine Cuttings, suitable for casing-lutton Wood and
White Oak to' BiSos.
For Cabinet Makers. have popnr, Cherry Maple.
&c, &r with general assortment of every thios
ally kept IN Lumber Yard, such Cypress Shingles,
Laths, Spruce Pine Paliugs, Nc. Sc
ANTHRACITE COAL.--Onr Nutd i. always sup,
piled with the beet Red aud White Ash Coal. which
throw in the Box Cars from Yard, OF put in
hog sheads and forward. To dealers Wishing a large
quantity, prepared Ia otlef inducements
hnving II turn out from the South side Road, running To
wharf, whore lond from the vsssel.
We will sell "a law aud forward with as much dispatch
hs any firm in the State.
We will aso Intend 10 The iurwa riding ct ner-
rbandise entrusted To To obaGet iisl- ship
ping offer gfeat facility. The cnrs tad take 1t
To our wharf where il ean be put directly the
ses either for Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We aso have Crane, capable of raising ten fifteen
ten-, which take any heavy article from the vessel
10 the We will be pleased receive orders
tend q any thing in nur line. may % dan
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The above can be had at A WILLIAMS Book
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IVR PHuR SPRI GS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY
open for the reception of visitors the 10th of July.
1t is delightfully."- situated the Western slope of the
leghanies, in Montgomery county, about one and
half miles from he Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad,
from which branch road takes you to the Springs
that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond 10y the Danye, or 'e
tersturg by the South Side Rdiaod, arrive in Lynch
burg in time dine where they stay al night
continue on tho Virginia and Tennessee Road passing
the Peaks Of Otter crossing the Blue Ridge following
the besutifl valley Of the Roanoke climbing the ALE.
ghanes the Big Tunnel where they take tho branch
to the Springs arriving there by O'Clock in tie afer
noon. These Springs are three miles from the Y elbow
and four IRON the Aileghauy Springs.
The waters OF these Springs very similar TO the
water of the Greerbtier White Sulphur pleasant
TO the taste and equally effective in their They
have made remarkable cures of diseases ot
10 ling and believed in the neghborhood to
be an infable remedy for the dyspepsia ard almost
ry disease that has assumed chronic state. There
also two fine Chalybeate Springs, one Of them very
strong.
No exnense has been spared in fitting up this proper
ty and every exerton will be made TO render visit
pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr.. THoMr
SON TYLER who s well known in almost all the Atlantic
ces, have been procured, who will be assisted by
corps Of gentemanly and oblising assistants. A fine
Band OF Music is also engaged
f~@ Communications may he addresse -
ROB'T. II. MoSBY.
pres't hontg'y White sulphur Springs Co.,
iy 30 dim Sbawssille, Va
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S,PRING TRADE 1901

- CO. Wholesale Draggias, Petersburg, Vrginn,
have received their SPRIsa SroeK of Drugs Medi-
cines. Paints, &r,, md offer for sale nssorl
mont, embracing all articles in this line, suited "a
the ot Country Merchants, Druggists, Physicians
ard Farmers.
Obainng their Supplies from Manufacturer, and IN.
porlers only, they pepsed furnish these goods
prompt aud careful attention mu9.ts
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PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward q House.

IL +, cHrLpREr. el1te5 conductor o. S s. Rail
II. kond INIT John piekeffar, nov The frr ot u.
Chitdrr, y Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION y FORWARDING MGR
OHANfS
Petersbuss, nollngbrook street M e7.
JOHN plCkENSoN. B =, ClIlLDREY.
may u
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nENNETr 4 pEERe. prop,ic,ors

M. | p Min H., Kohmond, Vn
And for sulc by j. u Seay. d K. Lyman, J II.
Thompson & 90. r. Stoher ~ Co Lyochburg, Va. and
b, d.aefa in Medicines e.erYwhele sep51
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" Office TO RUILDERs.-.The Mont

NJ Office TO BUILDERS.--.'rhe Mont
/ ' gpnery White Sulphur Springs Company will re-.
ceiye proposals unt Goth Augus for the erection of
four large irans building, their Springs, in addition
those already erected Plans may be on appca-
N TO me mt the Spiing, an any nication ad-
dressed to the subject will receive prompt attsn.
tiln, RIO. II. MOSBY, President
Montgomery w. S. s. Company
aug 3-d2aws sc3tnwt20th
DACON SlDES.-5,000 lbs. best quality Bacon
- Sides lnnding and or sale by
iy 3l-ts b. y. SACKET I
OFFIcE LyScHBuRo AND ABINGDON
TELEGRAPH Co. July 31st, 1885. :
fEsHE Bonrd Of Directors Of this Company have de-
u clared semi annual dividend Of per cent on the
capital stock payable the Stockholders and after
the 18th August. WIN. s. MORRIS, President.
mug 2-tI7th
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.iitraet .
- Annual advertisers win be limited to their immediate bu
the advertisements Ch.yed at Transient rates
Or advertisements appear in the daily and semi
Eeetls papers.
- obituary notices which exceed ei; lines charged
i1vf for he
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RICHMOND.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
y. THUKSEON, PROPRIETOR,
MAIN srREEr, RiCHMoND, VA.
Fare Reduced fn 81 r5 N Duy.

NNlE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY PRofklG
Il tor ot the Fountain iecl, baltimore, aud Con.
trcss Hail Philadelphia woud rrsprctGly inform his
iends aud the travelling public thai lie has lr,sed the
United States Hotel. Richmond Va This House Is
con rleie order aUd will compare avorahly in
rvtty respect with my oi IN The City, the location
bong conyenenl To business anil tho dl,no depols
the nums large, airy aud we'll u nisted In short, II is
Ihr most Pleasant Summer house IN the city at itch
mnnd. All the proprietor asks is atrial
COACHES will be in attendance Mt the varions Dc
pots und Snnboai ,aadings To convey pas.aag'ts TO
the Hotel
C6nvenien, Slablng for Horses attached 10 the Hotel
iN2a..Ilm L. InuRSTON.
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1VMRAs HIN G MACHINES AND

IL WHEAT FANS.--H s. Whremore Il Bro.,are
their works the basin very superb
or THRASHING MACHINES and FANS of improy.
ed patterns and read fill ordersat short notice
nnd reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend
getting such by personal application by addressing
through the Post Office.
Also, all kinds of repairing done at short notice and
o reasonable terms.
We are agents Tor the sale of OBED HUSSEY'S
CELEBEAEED PATENT REAPgR AND MOVER, tlra
manufacturers price.
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles viii
do well to send in their orders early asrosslble.
The ,euper can be examined at Works.
may5.dScts
n AEuIEuy,S gAuuUS n \ " n ~ or
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LudweIl II. Brown.
CIVIL ENGINEER ORA UG II 7 IAN
AND SURVEY on.
NFFERS his services To the citizens of Bedford nn
W of I.ynchbarg and will pay strict -ttenton any
business entrusted To him.
ApDREss-LIBERrY an 30--ts
The daily union., 1855-10-16
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. u.
Alexandria Boarding school.

I'll tlyse his
the r Of the tenth month, Octoher Besides The ordinary
branches English Iain Greek French,
and Spanish anguspes there taught the vnron branches onut
complete thorough Of
pure The Institution Is supplied good library,
large collection geological specimens
with good telescope, transit Instrument astronomical clock
circle,
laboratory
tile analysis ot soils,
sludeRts
in different departments of sndy.
limited my,
pre- which important their studies,
prevent Of time the
experienced Of
Yale College, and reside in the family with the Students giving The
aid, during
specially study but all other when
sides these modern languages
drawing.
fol' course Of lectures on natural philosophy chemistry,
geology vegetable physiology aud agricultural chemistry
il delivered o the students during term.
Circulars continuing further information tie obtained by
dressing Berj fialowci Sons.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
HENRY G. HALI.OWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
o3--eoJ6td&cp
The daily union., 1855-10-16
Sep ao--eodSds
pubiie sale OK valuab.. Property IA Warrington,

Public Sale OK Valuable Property Warrington,
ID. q.
G subscribers will offer public sale, the 10th October
occk The all the real estate, machinery,
&C., belonging TO the "WasbDgion Barrel Factory"
The whole of lot NO. and portions
of lots No p and s. all in No. 0, bordering fellows,
III i5T feo h l66
bordering the eide By the Chesapeake
and ONO Canal (Which valuable wharf prtviieac
The whole contains about x, $50 rquare feet
premises large brick in the most thor
10 IL front, stories high
in and stories high in The viii, frame building in The
stories high @ by y feet; new and substantial story
furnace, fuel dry additional
brick dry rooms, brick Stable, &c.
Concerted with premises il also large reservoir for
with leading The and superior
and boiler, nede order of Warmers
lines Bancroft SclIers' beet rhnsug, heavy,
wi hangers and paIIeys; fun supply OF the best oak
Trapp's barrel machines
fish barrels cntire from the bolt j Stew
art's patent rnws toos Sc
premises adapted plaster mill,
enclosed with
dcs and good brick In front
To active, eaieprDg company the present
establishment would profitable
business will he made 20 the
the the District OF CO.
nnta adjoining counties Virginia. and ndjonns
Maryland, competition need tie feared.
Tho properly viii sold entire, suit purchasers
Two dollars will be required down, and lib
era credit given the residue.
For further particulars apply to ALLAN POLLOCK JAZZ street,
Washington, d. G, ALLAN PoLLOCk
JOHN MARK WILSON.
c. noTRLER,
nst,-
The daily union., 1855-10-16
SALES TODAY.
BY JAMES c, mcGoIHE, Auotioneer.

BY JAMES C. McGUIHE, Auctioneer.
IyXTENsivE SALE by CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR ROaE-
wood walnut, mahogany, cherry and maple cnbine fr
Tuesday Octoscr 49, commencing at 10 O'clock
cabinet Samuel Khy, Eighth
and n his
furniture, forming largest
assortment city, We part:
parlor Of syca
grades crimson, blue and gold, and
COLT, purple and brown French brocaielle
walnut and mahogany parlOr furniture finished in
crimson plush, damask, and hacloth
mahogany bookcases,
res, whainots, stands fancy chairs, &c.
tables,
rosewood. walnut mahogany, of various patterns
Lind hhpost and French bedseads of beautiful sycs
aud finish in the various woods
marble-tnp dressing cabinets, was'sands and
colnnodes of very bes, worknasship and finish
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany wnrdrohcs
Excellent lounges, easy chars, foot stools
Utnng and breakfast tables, dining churs
Sideboards, and wood chairs
Hall chairs, chamber cabinets
Together with o mahogany, walnut cher
ry, aud maple plain furniture
The all which
il tuficiynt gunraptee Of The qualify.
Ca,noguc ready delivery Monday October 18th.
$50 that credit OF 4,
months, satisfactorily noies bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Sep 30--eod&ds Auctoneer.