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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

J.. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice t. the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription. =
8. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon.
tinued. 4s s,-a
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
S. The courts have decided that refusing K
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prina faci'
evidence of intentional fraud.
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LOOK HERE.


1uIE undersigned havingTsofd out his stock OF
CONNECTIONS. Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware. Notions, &C., to William Lippineott, wiii
hereafter. continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively, apd will sell at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers.
Nv stock of commo liquors is complete, and
c.anet be exceIled in quality. | have also on
hand French, Cognac, otard, Pale, Blackberry
Ginger, Peach, Apple, New YORK, "lla oherry
PANE cherry. and Domestic Brandies; alst
sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port
t-Crownhead Port, Catawba, and MADEIRA Wine
told bourbon, Old Rye, Old M~onongailela, lrlsi
and Rectihed. Whisky; also Holland Gin, DO
lmestic Gin, and New England Rum. Quart, pit
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross
which / will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or medicl
nal purposes, can rely on getting a pure artici
Inv calling at the corner of Main and Wate
Street, Sunfsh, Ohio.
Nov. q, 1855. WIN. d.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
MAILS Ar SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAH-Leaues Wheeling bysteam-
boat stephen Bayard,) at 10. o'clock A. M,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays; drripes at
sunfsh same days at ! o'clock 7. M. Return
ing leaues parkersburgh 6 o'clock A. M, Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives at sun
fish from 4 to 6 O'Clock ?. NJ, same days.
WooDsFIELp MAIL Departs Mondays ana
Thursdays at 6 P. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
and Fridays by 9 Am.
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BOOKS, MEDICINES, Sc. &c,

Among which may be found the following:
McGuffev's LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th Readers,
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webster's Die
tionary's, Pinneo's -Grammar's, MitchelPs
Geograph's and Atlas, Rays Arithmetic's lst,
I'd, and Sd part; Primmers, Writing, Wrap
ming. Window-blind and Wall Papers, Blank
Memorandum and Pass Books, Envelopes
Ink. Inkstands, Penholders, Pens, Slate and
Lead Pencils, Swans Treaties for justices
and Constables, late edition, Family and
Polyglott Bibles, Christian Mellodeon (nott
books,) History of the World, Goldsmith:
A,;n,afad Nature. eA4 sSH8 ~
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WANTED
900 CORDS OF TAN BARK,

r the suNFIsH TANNERY, for which the
n highest Cash price viii be paid.
We keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
LEATHER usually kept at a Tannery; also az
kinds of TOOLS and FINDINGS Tor eHohMA-
KERS, which will be sold as low as they car
be had at any establishment IN the county.
C. LoBENSTEIN s. Co.
Susr1sn, april %, 1s56-tf.
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School Teachers

SchOol IedcnerD
4 RE notified that meetings will pc neid Al
"A the Union School house in Woodshelo, LOT
the purpose of Examining Teachers at the ioi-
lowing times
Saturdag jane 1855
July 26,
4-IAagust 80, sszs .
G. No one will be examined pos sDeigs *;
cept at an advertised meeting. -
By order of the Board: vs.
JOHN S. WAY, Sse'y,
March. 5, 1855. soard :. Il. "
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MEDICINES, &c

TIME undersigned has just received fresh
supplies for the accommodation OF the
public, at his place of business, at the sign Of
g Books Medicine, &C., on the north side O.
Main Street, in CLARINGToN, (SUNFlSH,)
general assortment OF
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AuDIroR's OFFICE, Monroe County,
June 16, 1856.
have compared the foregoing with the laws
published oby authority" in the ONO States-
man, and find the same correctly copied.
Us. HOLIDAY, .auditor.
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yyTILLIAM HENTHoRN begs leave TO inform
Nv the citizens of Woodsfield snd vicinity,
that he has removed his CABINET SHoP 10
Washington Street, near the Presbyterian
church.
He continues to make TABLES, STANDS
BEDsTEADS, &C., as cheap, if not a little
cheaper, than they can be had at any othe'
SHOP in this part of the country.
Al kinds. of work in his line will be dom
on the very shortest notice. -
sTrsef WILLIAM HENTHORN.
WoopsFIELL April %, 1855
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STAFFoRD
UNIO n SC EEL O @ IL.
rVHE Spring Term, of the above named lnsti-
i ton. will commence on


ton. will commence on
MONDAY, APRIL 14th, 1856.
and continue twelve weeks.
Arrangements have been made to accommo-
date a number of Students from other parts
of tho country.
The School is furnished with a set of "Hoi-
brooks School Apparatus" consisting OF a
tellurisn, geometrical solids, globes, &c.
Especial pains viii be taken to render the
school as useful and attractive as possible.
Particular attention will be given to those
desiring to prepare themselves for teaching.
~ TUITION:
Common branches and Composition and
Declamation,.... ..+.. D "
Elementary Algebra, Elementary Geome-
try, History and Natural Philosophy. 8 OF
Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonom-
etry, Surveying and Astronomy,...... 8 O
For further particulars inquire of
A.. J. SUTTON, Principal.
March &c, 1856.
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SPR1CE-40 CENTS PER BOTTLE -
This Balsam is a compound entirely vsgetas
BILE. Prom its extensive use and application
at the bedside Of the sick, the proprietor cons
fdently presents it to the. public ASA remedy.
class of diseases for which it is reconmendSds
Hundreds of those who have used itiare
ready to testify TO its efficacy, but the use q
one or two bottles will do more to cQnyince
those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Inffuen-
"a, Hoarseness, Group, Bfonchitis. Whoopihg
Cough, Pains IN the Chest, and all Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, than the testimonysof
any number of Witnesses. Try it and you will
need no further evidence.
It does not profess to cure all diseases, nor
does it profess to cure Consumption nits last
stage; but it will cure il taken in time, snd
used freely, and other precautions taken 70
assist nature1such as diet, proper exercise
eattention paid to clothing, &c.
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M:|M1%
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1NsTABLISHED in lS4OLncorporated by the
n Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpst-
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. ". Il. howRIk,
" WIN. WILKINS, " CHARLES NAYLes,
-u MosEs HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRHEAp.
The only institution of the kind in the Uni
ted states. conducted by an experienced prae-
1 tisal Merchant, and the first to introduce the
details of the counting houses successfully
and systematically into the class room, in the
n,nst extensive and diversified business train
inc ever given in the country, The unexam-
nled success of the establishment is evidence
lof the general preference its students OBTAIN
/ over those of mere Theoretical teachers, Large
numbers of them are now in counting houses
and steamers, on salaries from SouV 10 Siooo q
A year: and numbers of students of other COM
, yaarc;al colleges have, in consequence, studied
asB-ook-keeping over again in this Institution.
,lIt,now employs nine Professors, including Mr.
Al DsaWaLLIAMS, the best busines IN
1.-THE United States.ssFnll particulars can only
.dbe7 acknowledgement for circular which Is
4 mailed free 1t contains kp 2o)k some
8 praoficalxan dsinserestipg problems from ou'
classexaminatiens NSsa pxs AG
sIasDUFFS BOOKKEEPING, PIP. lyl, Royal 70
tavo. Harpers, New York. 81 so GA per
feet combination of commercial SILENCE am
. pUFFss STEAMBOAT BooK-KEEPING.-
PRICE 81. IA perfect system for such BOOK
at and accounts" - -,
or ssT MERCHANTS in town and country supple
IL w;th srst-class accountants; colleges and school
sunnlied with thoroughly trained teachers
Book keeping and writing. jan. Z.
COUGAR. KEfILEs, Cincinnati Axes, Mos
~ KIRKBRIDE'S.
Blank Deeds and Mortgage
for sale at this Office.
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yEyIMoTHY SEED, Ky.s tDtasl dsrass Seeds
Hemp Sled, Garden eeds, &C., &C., for
Sale at
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AND CARPET


HEnndersigned is engaged IN weaving GOV.
ERLETS and CARPETS of every style ana
variety, at the following rates:
coyerlets, per pair, S5,00 ors2,2a each ior
three or moreS Coserlets-aH woven wlinou'
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard,
double chem IL ccnts per yard. -
CHARLES BRUNER, :
MlLTossBuRcn, Nov. 49, 1855.
N. B.3Coloring done in the best possible
style. Cpd. -
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-GifGAR KEfTAEs, Cincinnati Axes, Moose
IL Axa-handles, stable forks, &c., 80. for sale q
~ K1RKBRIDE'S.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages
for sale at this Office.
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J. M. Kirkbride, Woodsield; Armstrong
Mooney & Co, Beallsville; Kotzebuc &
eOblinger, Malaga; Charles Hare, Sum-
merfeld; and by all dealers in Medi-
cines everywhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
CIRCULATION OF THE ENQUIRER"

Tho New York Herald undertakes to ascertain the
comparative popular strength of Buchanan, Fillmore
and Fremont, by exhibiting the aggregate circulation
of the papers in their respective interests, OF course
the Herald puts Fremont far ahead by this computa-
,iop bu, as the Herald fabrcates lie figures 10 an.
swer i,s purpose, correct result will hardly follow
We observe many omissions in lis list Of papers, and
the names of others which have no existence Its
e.,;mate of their circulation is altogether arbitrary
and of course incorrect. Thus the Heraid's table
allows the Enquirer circulation o! only 1000 CO.
,;es The truth is, that the Enquirer has circulation
of NEARLY cight lousandw exceeds It's circulation
., anv former period. No doubt the Herald does
erual Injustice to our cotemporares
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
tOAKLAND" FARM FOR SALE

vNHE subscriber oers at private eae That most vaua
Il Bile. fertile and beautiful farm known Oakland"
containing SIS acres, lying the Chckahominy River
10 miles North CT the city of Richmond. This farm pre-
sens many facilities that make;it very desirable IS
bounded the West by the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, where there is turnout the
place on the North and East by the Chckahomny River
on the South by the lands Of John Rya and others
The Richmond and Charlottesville plankroad through
the tract leaving of the wood land the West side
thereof There about $40 cleared balance
wood This is under nigh OF improvement
and cultivation, well enclosed mostly with new plank
fence The buildings are large and spacious The dwell
ing s ample for the accommodation OF large family the
barn stable and other ou,-houses mostly and in
good order. There is we'll Of excellent water in the
yard eight neversilug springs the place. be.
sides being watercd by the Chickahomny os cng dis.
Adjoining the estate there is Gsst and Saw Mills:
there about aU fruit trees ovarous kinds the place
1t Is very healthy TO appreciate this is only
cessa,y view it, and those who may desire do
referred the manager Mr. c. L. 1nsley, who will
pleasure in showing the offer this valuable estate
for 20 other than my business engagements in the
cy which require my whole time and attention. The
title is perfect and eucumbrsnce upon it There is
supposed be coal other minerals ko place. if co.
one half are reserved 10 Il former owner
The terms OF payment will be made very sccommoda.
ting.
plat and daguerr eoype view Of the premises DO
seen d, the Office of MessrS. (ioddin Apperson.
apply 10 WM. TAYLOR, or to
luy :i.3nwlm GODDlN g. ApPERSON, Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
,,rHMOND ENQUIREE,
t"" ,uLy, sEMrwssxLY, AND WEEKLY,
g;!laas,u PRYOR 81 DCNNAVANT.
TEH Ms:

..y,o dollars per annuIn, and at the
- %! ~. i tsIru for shorter period IMAM one
,,.. IN. .WtckN. n'r "ohars pc. aihu'''' anu
.s. s .> months. payable in advance, 70 DC Rata
u e u. s"....ue' .! 'ar .',",.'
~ 8 ~ '' ,<,c.iius the circulation OF tne
'w.. :. N Nrx,,iEiN IL the Southern S;ats:' tnS
r,cHN1N2 tH>.,r,.;,tnc. Il the issue OF Il VAIN.
?'l =, rs'' ,,,r,. cu..,n4. @'''H ; ~, ''''
~ u s s@a sem :. ,he political character OF the
We seed 'H; %;SCghTR which Is now VIVA, m"I ~ ,he
.rlMONN ,a,c ,ia, il ia the purpose o, M .,e
-; y SO ,l,l. saerS'es % tae us. us $50 " w.
:.:'o'' . ,;~S ~E'S 'SSagxN~.-:as1sm HSs 0'01sD' '
".r.-y ,.....-., Is puhusI.ci every "Wednesday 50 ~
rsg Mer>y s.sy- ,, i r,t in advance, or tor O.
4 :@.a- ~ = -, -,,aGr ~ siEahre 80 an :, ~
So. I'M Irs, ~ the 'oow''c Fa.i"t ~. f,r $50
H. - 'S''; E.sU;rcg w'l be i"'hsns", On in
80 = .-,. -, ~ 80 ;wrnSy tour 'ef''''
L ,,=e Y''i-J,;ES;::,: =, E:,: og ADVERTISING: ,. sr.,
!!',.''' ror rHS lines or !ess' hfss
f'A MS LcG every s&tces! "a. Iin,cs a
= |. irs,c;c3 t"!te VIZ -, ;,.,r-iou after
I: -,,,y,r sn,i GN; cc;'S io' 'a> ~ fity cents
*'S>. =. Wien inserted Or! e'''
&c; rata yr.y.Y-FoI TES llSs OF e
"a" ..,r r.ms for e:ca sGos 4'' .,r,,. = o,
So, 80. wh,. l.. er;ei s"i! once "'NA
... %, crC. ...svt'.9I ,- =, lrss 6:st insertion
!N TME "EsAt u;auau,c n:ty cents. -
,-.sn'y'tH" et+s, ,l:s.a sjJ -: ouc square VI ~
,,yc .ggArrs, .-a -. :"a Pr,;n~rs,s who
- r,r.,,. -:t-t! ..'-'-' tA''i
,.f ..so 10. paper 1hS.I'. # R,suect exceediul
- IN Cb;,usr:ts s:G i'."-'es ot W. t.ssP @9,s
|! !"''; - rf..a.ce .:-.s: >" Accompanies W..
V''' .,.;..u:y :; grcEcc-. 80 -sutS cH'NG ~ :. .
| ..s = :s,s u:--S .1'S ~ tS''N't NV; ~ = r,,
- a.: .y...l., aa.. ..1:es' IL '!'' &c y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

We Join with the Ae1andrla Sentinel IL m express
aim. ri surprisc ihat All election for III. Rayly's
.ucoossor in Congress, has not been ordarei by the
G,vcrn,r. What csn be- the cause .! this 'lcEy
uh,, one vo,. is 81 impnlaG i'll Congress, at 4: )
critical ianc,ur.7 There three yHca"ries now,
vhrh oIa,ra.u against the South. Tha, occasioned
b the imprisonment Of Herbert that by the resgns-
tinn OF 3.ks, uud thut by the death OF Judge 'Hyy
N r,t that i; is not - schen. in LcaIf OF uue
as judge Buyv- uGceaSIr, that this delay is caused
Il Stanton V,aftca!or
Its due to Gov'r Wise to say, reply TO Tic above
fom the S,auetoa Iud,cator, that the Executive Of
VIRGINIA was not informed, officially or otherwise. by
the Speaker of the House OF Representatives OF the
Congress ofthe United States of the vacancy in the
Virginia delegation, caused by The death of Thomas H.
Bayly, until July 2lst. His letter is dated the d'h and
was received the 2lst July; aud wac writes at last
at the instance probably, Of Ia member from Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
FRIDAY MORNING. JUI1Y % 1856.

The facts OF thai case ara interesting in another as
pect.
Captain Pillsbury-of the blood of Parker, n.rl,ap.
tolls very fair story. The negro got aboard al
Mobile aud secreted himself with such success thai
he fns not Uncovered until hunger "drove him from
his hiding place" When the captain reached Bos
ton he iv'gned desire to detain the negro: and he
even went SO far as 10 offer show of resistance tc
| the persons who came 10 rescue the slave. There
was much skill in his management. Firs, he mai
aged not to know thnt the negro was in his vssse-
In the next place he managed to communicate thc
fact 20 the Aooltionists of Boston; and, finally ht
managed 10 let the negro escape 20 Canada No ,oub
Captain Pillsbary thinks lie has done a very slnar
thing No doubt he believes The people oE the Sou,f
have no suspicion Of bis guilt. No Ioub. he a.,ert
himself that he has conirivcd the matter that he
may contnnc TO visit the ports Of the South md t,
supply Boston with cargo OF fugitive slaves. Per
haps he is right.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
FARM FOR SALE

III OFFER for sale my estate called Wrss' Bank, ~
IL ing the Ma.;apon. .Se:, IN King William county,
about ,r!a cia TIC CoGrt>housc Wh;c-Bank is at
tao hea ste4lboat ayie aton and opposite the village
Of Walkerton from Which place boat runs regularly to
Norfolk and It's facilities for shipping grain ,vscd
Il contains by survey Gel about $50 Of which are in
cultivation and have been thoroughly ins.d from exen,
sys mari hsn.o the place The remainder of the land
i heavily timGcred and offers grea, inducements for cut.
tuc cord wood, for which cash be obtained the
banks Of the river. The mari banks easy OF
and contain iucxhsustibe supply of the best decom
posed calcsreous naf which yields by analysis between
90 and so per cent OF nearly pure lime The buildings
consist OF dwelling house sutcen. for the accemmoda
ton of large family barns. stables quarters c and
al iu good reDair, of them having been recently
bull, The land Las been worked for upwards Of ten years
the FIVE aeld system and is in high state OF improve
Iaent
Possession will be given in the fall in time to soed
of wheat. For further particulars address. the subscriber
st !Ema post-ofice, Hanover county, Firginin.
NJ rrctf JOHN COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
LANES RIyER ESTATE FO. sALe

OFFER for sale privately NJ pAhln'lon chllcd MOUNT
Il Bernard This 2l...ion lies on the James River in
the couDtY oi doothland, immediately above Maidcns
,aond 1t contains seven hundred nnd thirty acres,
Of whchscveny hive james River low grounds
OF the best quality, thirty five acres are creek ow
grounds und the remainder is Beaye- dar creek red
land There is the place good dwelling house
beautiful Site en all heceas"ry orthouscs, and both the
buildings aud the fences in good repair and the land
Is IN high state OF cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses ae5 cattle, nclu
ding mich COWS; and the aiming utensils the most
OF them, new, and ali Of them good-and there are
enough hoth of stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
Tne terms Of sale to the payments will be made
very much 10 suit the purchaser.
Mr.. Js.hes NJ PayIe, my manager living on the place
will show property to any person desiring 70 examine
t. Ny address lie Washington, D. e.
Nav I7-ctf NJ NJ. PAYNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
VALUABLE FARM
VALUABLE FAN.W
ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD AND COAL PIT

ON THE DAEVILLE RAILROAD AND COAL PIT
TURNPIKE, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, TEN
NILES FROM RICHMOND, CONTAINING 600 ACRES
FOR SALE.
yNSHE health of nx W. II. Johnson enabling him tc
IL give his attention to the management OF bis farm he
has authorized sell it. The tract con'nns about 60t
acres OF which go cleared and tho :cnaider OF 3C
acres are heavily in original growth vi oak and pine
from which may be cut at least 900 cords which can be
sold S. Robou Depot at such rcmaneratve prices as will
10 confidently believed Yearly pay for the entire Pur
chase he wood land is the Depot al I'm aver
aye OF ten loads be hauled daily by each team.
The most Of the cleared land IL high state of cult
vation rs the growing crops will show There on the
trac, above 400 acres of rich Ga land which ia equal "a
the beat river bottom The whole tract though rcmarks
hly level is thoroughly drained. The buildings the
n!ace are ample Tor the genee accommodation OF large
family embracing lrrge dwelling: Und every other build
in suitable for the place. and NIL in excellent repair The
ward is handsomely shaded, and beautifully and as;cfuy
set out with choice and other flowers The garden
i. very productive There two excellent orchards on
the farm Theplacc isperfec,ly honl'hy.
To appreciate the value OF this estate, is necessary to
Tew and examine it, and persons disposed 10 do
spcc,luy requested to cHllupou Dr. JonsJn either Of
his sons who will take grca. pleasure II showing the pre-.
misses.
Robiou- Depot en- corner Of the land that the
crsG 20 Richmond Gn 30 mRutcs) is cheap and easy
Thetc,Ins of payment will bo made accommodating
Apply to GODDlN e. APPERSON, Richmond.
r s. Crate coal from the immediate ncighborood cRn
be had 1t very low prices G.. g. a.
july ll-clm
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cT.S.D.TIpt:I,CEDED.

f!E ECyD!kSlGHED located at Fishersrille. Angus
:. county vrgin!a are prepared 10 furnish the very
a-..c,o a.; PURE LIME" burned on the most ap.
j Tnor.s..cn plan containing more OF us original
:ar- ,.an hIy other Lime burned in toe state ana
T. :O., ahcc viii enaole the farmer TO iElproTe as
sci laais ~Eeapsr tasu ne aas heretofore haa an
-:a''Y of dojn: We propose 70 dehver on ne care
Y,Lce, s!.aCkED LIME a; cents per brsheI' or
, III LINE y, One Shilling per bushe!, wien used
s-~-,mrs' purposes. The iberslty OF the Virginia
F.. ha. Road Company has so much reduced ne
9n ts C::clc 10 enable n!l 20 use 1t at timing
a. zen compared with Gunno. All must ana VIII
"a 81 - if. on. i only TEMPORARY, the other -
fi.tSENT :,aprJvc- o; thr soii.
-'. !.I-a! purposes s thi own IN me cars o"se'
I = :afana- the cost Of barrenE. the Mechanic
= CO: 4" recommend our Lime ne being equal
xa;r ::a' and wilderness TO any in the world. Our
y sr' W n tI"rcc- !u fizc. and warranted AT W
,.'. ".e" q aN kim. II equal why not use It IN
"' eha'Se' "a l.!ae By the Virginia Central Rail
SoI'"'F ."r CIR Load o. six Tons, loose or in bar.
'"N"''cn' S!': A;.rr'- sls Peaks. Hanover Court
aaa "!cxaIm's, Sit; junction, SIS; Huclcts,
.sG il:'!sons, si3 Frederick Iinll, Bumpass and
= Dam. s.a Louisa Court iloasc, and Tcfcrs"il,e
'ev!aU- SO. tio-doYsv.lic, L.ndsay's and Cold.
s. E"s;y!ck and SLndw 81: Chatlot,csvill,.
"ooGy..c, Neachum's River and Greenwood Tuu.
AGENTS.
]. MINOR EROS for albenarlc county
i. MANN, Glrdoasve ard the Depot Agents from
. Richmond axe our authorized agents to receive
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BUTLER & CO. of Richmond. for that place:
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