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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13
From tie Nsic York. Mirror.
A pySINE MAN


When anybody begins to grow rapidly, and people
constantly meeting with his name, they naturally wish
know what manner OF man he is correspondent of tho
Buffalo Republic recognizing this trait Of human nature,
gives the following penpIc,ure Of man, who is just
making considerable noise in the world and about whom
the public beginning TO feel much curiosity
have intmated that there is nothing stirring in
this region hut there os thing which is alive all over
and active young anaconda after prolonged fat
and that is the New York Ledger, weekly family paper
which is Oiled with stories Illustrations and light reading
Ut interesting character The Ledger publishes 10 a-
c,rfisetes at all although it, proprietor RonERT Bon
SgR believe in the efficacy of advertising his pa
per oihei publications IN fact, he is the ram
pant and audaCious OF advertisers covering WHOLE pages
of wspaper- dash and his advertisements got
With skill and spirit altogether inmitable. Bonner
himself Is a short well made active man, with a stout
body full Of energy, and big head. ull Of originality,
aud has the sap ard enacy OF steel and the tougness
1i oak. He apprentice boy IT, the Office of the
Hartford Courant fifteen wears ago then a Journey
printer and the proprietor and editor Of the
New .os Iedger, which he has up from almost
Thing To calculation q; oyer hundred and sixty thou.
sand. Like all others who have made q great success
Bonner has mixed the sweat of his brow Ia the caul-
dfon wherein his fortune has been breWcd He has
Ell hard ait,in his present po-onhas earned every
cent he possesses and yTonged human being of
penny did aught that crossed the track OF his consc
Such man is certain To succeed later
especially when h. has the tenacity Of will aud
ation OF purpose which distinguish the editor OF the
Leiger who, notwithstanding the tact that his paper ha.
reached such enormous CIRCULATION and yields him
profit Uf trere hundred dollars a BesE is as hard
working and ardent IN his vocation the day which
he begai-a boy, the bottom Of the hill Tor
tune His object however il colossal for
tune nut to build up the greatest and best family
paper that genius, art energy and money combined,
| compass.
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WePubished Saturday last the conservative aud ps
tiote letter Of NJ. FILLMORE To W. NJ Berren Of Geor
ga, accompanied With the article from tho BIalo Com
mercai Advertiser which bad already once before
punished a. containing the acknowledged and understood
position Of Me- Fillmore the question of the restorso,
OF the Missouri Compromise The letter Of Me- Plm,,.
contains that Direct manly aud unequ ivocsI e1pres, If
opinion which h seldom In the literary eorts of
popular candidates Of the present day IL sbsou firth
Che bold and fearless gendepau who has no opinion. Il,
conceal either by the cozdy refuge Of silence or Tho
sH more eontemPdbe subteriuge Of equiyOcs phraseo
g. We makes no appeal 10 sectional prjaJice-no ef ri
70 secure the support Of portion Of Union by
ueulaf commentator Of that. denuncation Of other
sections Ne boldly lays Biz previous public acts before
The people AID With outspoken truth a. 10 his opinions
upon qar.iicns nov q ISSUE biz claims. The PIE,
sjencf nothing 70 him be- hes 6led that highest Do,
a. stosl honof sita Distinguished virtue shch b,nyvb,
% him tg universal appreciation Of the whole people If
the Sud No oe~ adaH,-ts ston Of biz can exceed in
Popul'' arplsa-e that ttoug which he he. passed He
ha' not -ht ie dssneion large portion Of hi. fellow
s'ssn. ds.ifs 70 eOer upon him. He has engaged 10
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IN. Gov. fLorp.-A correspondent oi the Charles.oa
coaser nakes the foowiag reference TO III, Gov lloyd
and his recent speech In Nee York;
Governor Floyd is native virginsn bu, graduate Of
the South Carolina College. Of the year 1884, and take
Il must be ~here about s3 tn "a years Of age lie
hears Considerable resemblance his father ~ho bore
the given his SON. and gave him ancestral
claim To the othee of Governor III Virginia Gov foyd
the father, only of Indian descent but rhibei
strongly marked Indian feathers and indicated his abo.
ginsl extraction by his hair also. lect meeting him
ard Heory Clay the Hot Springs Virgins. in is2s
aud stood by Ia the paxsa the hotel
hearing the gallant Kentuckian the vuginsn e the
subject Of internal and also on the eorrey
Sau build better highways for her This vas Of course
through valleys and mountains To he Hygvan fcun-
tsns Gov. Floyd the also has OF the Indian
In both complexion and hair but is !. quite natural
much less Indian than his immediate progcnitor Gov
Floyd, the elder. great hvote with State 80
much that in 1882 she gave him her electoral vote for
thr Presidency. Gov. Floyd the younger has inh,
his fathers popularity with U.s. and will re-
fuse To be guided by his ~se aud patriotic counse
His speech was admirable bold, fearless even
chvarous but wholly free from bonbast bluser His
clarion voice rang truth into the ear. and planted In
mind while his contagious patriotism and enthusiasm took
captive the heart He did the fullest Justice Mr. Fill.
more constitutional principles lofty merits and virtues,
political and private and contemplated
probable contingency Of yielding him his vote and
the electoral vote OF Virginia. defeat the free soil trail
tor to section, truth and honor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13

none Of the petty a,gues BY -heh politicians Of our day
attempt To nominations and Offices.
The voice q the people called him. unsolicited to the
candidacy three thousand miles Of ocean that lay
between the and his patriotic heart responded the
call Honestly aud Iu,hiully. became a Il honor
he expressed his views upon the questions Of the day.
without regard to the dictates OF e1peenc
What has been the consequence,
The people have been accustomed the jesuitical
expressions Of opinion by Who sought concistc
all hands that Tor time they unable appreciate
straightforward declaration OF real bona fde sentiments
A Mr. Fillmore himself declares he Is constantly misrep
resented both North and South. In the North he is al
legged to be Pro-sarery seeking to extend slavery
tree territory, and in the South to be aboltO
But this popular deusion has had its run and
OF the people coming forward the majesty
truth and show their appreciation Of the moral courage
the who. while candidate for popular vor has mad
the sudacity to utter honest convictions in plain
and has iorebone to atter preudces in order to obtain
votes; Tor the in word Who canddly acknowledges
that he friend of the Union and looks with favorable
eve upon the Constitution.
Such revolution OF feeling the part Of the people
has taken place in favor OF Fillmore within short period
venture has precedent in the history of
country. When he nominated, the sangune OF
his friends despaired Of his election and when he had
pressed tho honest convictions Of his mind upon ques
lions sgitsng the land, their hopes scarcely i'm
proved But that time has been given for truth to
combat with error the skies daily bright and bright
enng The hopes of the patriotic throughout the Union
increasing hour by hour from every hill aud valley
from every town and hamlet up dngs of great joy
Our strength lies in the conservatism OF the people, aud
know "thc truth is mighty and it will prevail"
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FILLMORE AND THE UNlON-A POPULAR DE
MONSTRATION

The FILLMORE Mass MECriSO AND ToRcH. LioHr PRo.
CEsslOS of ist night realized all that could have brrn
hoped or anticipated by the most enthusiastic friend of
the Both demonstrations we're fully successful
listened aud looked The Mas Meeting was ATTENDED
THuUsANDs AMI from first 10 last was characterized m
the widest enthusiasm Whenever the name of MILAN
FILLMORE was mentioned by the speaker was received
with rounds OF applnuse-ard also the many happy au.
sOns % the CNioS CONSTITUTION But one spir-
Il prrvaded the vast assembly, determination 10 stand
10y the and the Csndjdates aud work vigorous y
aud hafmonioasly until the people shall have rendered
their verdict through the ballot boxes The material of
the meeting was moreover. Of the right KIDD. IL en-
braced Whgs, Americans, aud Conservatives Merchants
Manufactures Storekcepefz, Mechanics and Day Labo
rers-ad the sentiment throw Out one of uvwAvyR.
iNG ArrAcuMESr no THE UNioNl THE TORcu LIaHr PRo
CEssiON truly brilliant aifr aud elected many e.
Eth excitement. The sidewalks along the route were
hrongcd md the various delegations passcd before M
eyes Of the mudtgdes cheer upon cheer vas given and
with degree Of unannity truly graifying Sumo Of the
banners aud devices attracted especial attention while
ifom hrst 10 last the prevailing idea was--
THE UNION AND TIE CONSrl TUITION.
NJ Wcbsters immortal Sentment-LtnrHrY AND
UNoS-OSE Asp ISsEPAHABLE-NOw AND FoREvER WAS
icquenty displayed while that Of Mr.. Fillmore equally
significant and couprehensive-"IF THEnE nE THOSE ".
JoR nv NORM AGAINST SOuTB, On TOR rHE Soura
A. AGAiSst fGg NORTH, THET NOT TIE NgS THAT
snortn oivt rnElR sUgFRAGEs TO FoR NY ows PART
Know S0fHNG SIT Ny oorTEg, ny oOUSfRY,
AMI NOTHING Brf ny CoUNrEY"-was borne aof in the
most conspicuous manner aud every where elected shouts
Oi applause The movement eminetly cnthu-ia stc
aud successful aud the marshas and thr aids deserve
great credit Tor teir spirited and efficient arrangements
more imposing popular demonstration calculated
20 have more powerful effect has nos taken place snoe
the commencement o. the campaign, And tov lee the
cry be "FoRwARD," FoRwAnp ron FutuoRr rus Uv,oS
AND yicroRY i--PhHa. Inquirer
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CONNECTICUT ELEcrIoS-The Buchanan papers in Con.
nectcu report large Democratic gains at the town cleo
tons last Monday, and the Fremont papers equally large
Republican gains The explanation is that in several in.
stances the same town is claimed by both Sides portion
OF the candidates elected belonging to each party We
doubt II perfectly dsnteresfed person. acquainted With
the i.ct., would find much gain loss either side
" y. Jour OF Com
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DEArH OF Carr. JANIS Ross.-This old and respected
citizen died yesterday the year of his
Capt Ross native of the Shetland Islands Scotland
had followed the OF vessel Tor forty wear.
most OF the time IRON this port and for the twelve
years had been Chairman Of the Board of Port Wardens
He was rough in address but OF great sincerity
Kindness and generosity; ind all who really knew him
will lament bis dsath.-CharLcston Mcrclaru.
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MANUFACTURES OF FLEs.-For the last t~enty years
skilled mechanics have exercised all their ingenuity try
ing to d>cove process OF manufacturing files cheap.
er cost machine which has proved successful now
been Invented by Glasgow mechanic IL is stated that
by its agency files be struck very superior
ner with an advantage in labor alone Of hun
d'ed per cent skilul 6le-cuttcr will strike by the
hand somewhere about twenty forty inch Hat has
ar files in day. WHILE with one OF these machines sixty
hlcs may be struck in the same time
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SCIENTIFIC ExPLoRAToN-We have had the pleasure of
an incrview with Professor + C. Francis o Iowa who
leaves tc-day the steamship Empire City for Havana
IN company With froir-spr n T. Moore late president of
the Iowa State Lyceum at katara, History These gen
teinen will probably be joined IN Cuba by Professor Ben
ann Silman the % Professor Sllman Of Yale Col
ege, aud perhaps one or two other scientific gentlemen
from the North and will proceed at once 10 Aspnws
their way Sonth America. This expedition originated
IN Young sister State Iowa aud is countenanced and
supported by many Of her public men, although State
aid hs- been granted to It, The object is thorough er-
poration Of te ruua dora and geological character Of
one Of the most interesting aud least kno4n regions If
SOuih America IL il. in tact, going sreste with the
mighty Andes beginning where Ohnborazo raaes
his loest peaks above the valleys Of EEcuador the
~ land Of South America aud thence will traverse that
immense chain nortbward into the southern portion Of New
Granada.
This region has not been traversed bv foreign erplo
rer since Humboldt and Bonpland little than hity
wears ago ascended the Msgdalena river and pursued
their journey southwark in contrary direction 10 that
which our American explorers intend to take. Cadas
ho'quera anu ie" other Granadans eminent IN science
aud politics. have been unrng observers Of their native
land blt the great results attained by the first named
lie buried in the archives Of SPAIN where they trans
United 10y the Spanish officers the triumph Of Bolivar
the Lb"rator their author having victim to the
insane fury Of inernecne strife Neither have the emi.
nenty useful aud instructive scientific data gathered by
Gen hosquera, during thirty Of continued observs-
ton and study, been duly given TO the world. con
dcnsed essay, under Che modest title Of Geographical
Memoir Of New Granada from his pen was publ he'd
by the Geographical Society Of New York about year
since aud numerous special subjects written
by him scattered through the scientific journals aud
magazines oi Europe Thus the field of scientific inquiry
upon which American aborers about To enter pre-
sens to them ungarnered harvest rich in the lu1uri
ant vegetation Of the tropics from the fever Hing
cinchOna, growing AZ Che height Of thousand feet
above the level Of the sea, the almost unnumbered
plants that ciothe It, fertile valleys rich in ornithoogy
IRON che mighty condor 20 the eXquistey beautiful eme
raid humming bird rich IN iauna whose haunts and ha
bits are almost unknoWn.-N o. PicawfHs
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SOUTHERN MARKETS.

NEw ORLEISs Oct Srhe has
broken With force
The sales OF the three been 22oO balr
chases the Of all desirable Offering
day the sales ieeted 400 bales In OF the
want Of supplies We quote mddllng ut l2kal2A.c Tlr
sales before noted lny speculation
Europe, chiefly France The weather
Menus Oct s-The speculative feeling Ia the for
still APPARENT aud the receipts taken fast they Aryc,
at daily increasing prices Middng worth l2kal2e,
entire planaioE have been sid these figures The
continue low which Iriaris the receipts materially There
scarcely pound of Cotton the market for sale.
NEw oRLKASs Oct 0Cotton has sales
esp less than At the same period M 20 800 bales The market
closed arm Cadee-Ro iOAalike MOAssrs-sfock hAnd
O0p bb FLOUR Ia dull WHEAT Inactive Pork dull
ing Exchange 10Y Frghts unchanged The Weather
yer wet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13

WAKE SuPFaioR COURT AT the fall term last rsek
Judge Saunders presiding Wiley Lloyd was convicted oi
bgamy, branded the cheek With tbi letter b. aud
shipped John Mitchell convicted II larceny, and
whipped. John Lt-hly was convicted Of horse s,e,l
ing. w. w. Fort, convicted Of getting possession OF
bond payable 10 Cross and tearing &C. Gullord
slave ~ Col Morning of Johnston convicted N the aur.
der - hiuhrw Pr'blrs of Johnston Appealed ~ So.
prem" cgu N'Hcy How~ll recovered si, from Ti,on.
- Young. Tor thu seduction Of plsnufs daughter
FagetsriHe ~. 81 Obserser.
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FILLMoRE IN MISSISSIPPI AND IouIslANAl

forus 81 Louis IateiiigeHcsr. 81
NArcHxz. Miss. Sept 70. 1885.
1thocgh, would let you know how thing. arc working
in this part Of the political world. III
FILLMORE stands good chance carry th. STATE q
Harrison did in 40 Inever In life have seen such
public spir, exist in Of any candidate rs nov exists
In favor Of Willard Fillmore.
We are nov erecting Fillmore aud Donelson pole on
the blat $50 ieet high. and have grand torch
light protection 70 morrow night There IA TO he publc
speaking In the morning. raising the flag at which
time ~e will again have the opportunity OF hearing one OF
odd Adams, iavorte cons, Col. Adam l.. Bngaman; he
mas no superior In point OF eloQuence-one who will do
justice to the glorious cause.
A word about Louisiana
That State Is a. to go for Fillmore any State In
the Unoo-yVu cannot get bet on Louisiana The De-
mocrats are much disheartencd Col Dick Mash Ia
very noted poli,ician) has In favor OF Fillmore
and Donelson which will doiht have great weight In
Louisiana With his availng efforts the State will no
doubt 20 foe Fillmore and Doneon by three thou.
sand majority. In haste, Boa
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To the Editor of the Wig:
have number OF Patent Office Reports, and othe
public documents, which will give where they
Ia useful Persons desiring them may leave their
at the Wing office. Yours Truly,
JOUN w BRYCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13

VIRGINIA :-In Clerks the Circuit Court Of
the city of Richmond sept. 18th, 1886
eorre " Richardson, executor Of the last Of
EdWard Govan, deed, Plaintiff
1gdiasf
SAMUEL Grimm Paunteroy, JaIneg Govan decd Who
sole surviving Of James Goya decd other
Defendants.
George W Richardson executor Of the last will Of
Archibald Gsyan, deed, Pislnilf
AQaflst
Samuel Pauneroy, Of James Govap decd who
sole surviving executor Of James ovAn s decd
Defendants
oreof Judge city Richmond
this day received by the Clerk and IL follows
Govan's executor, w. r. aovAn's executor others
Govan's executor A
Appearing ia the Circuit Rich
mond Of the said Court that
the last settlement and Of Commissioner
dtt-d april lob 1855, Of the Of
FdsaTd Goyan deceased ant Archibald
Govau dcceasedOn the % the said
that The Commissioners Of the
81 the Of the said Richardson
Edsard Govan deceased Archibald
ceased do also tak- further 81 the
pcrsonE Of he sad eAss which the said
directed and settle and make report
the Court with matters specially stated deemed pertinent
himself required BY o. the parties BE- stated
also ordered that notice Of the time aud place Of taking
counts BE- published week for four successive weeks
nrupaPvr Published city o. RiehmQnd, which publication
shall be equivalent service parirs
John a MEREDITH
To the CLERK Of the Circuit Courtof the City Of Richmond
Copy-Tes,e:
PIJs ROBIysOy C1.,k
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JOHN w, GARLICK,
ID X GGIST AND n IL r. q A II

SECOND SUPPLY OF RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS!
NO. 1871 MAIN STREET.
hUR SENIOR PARTNER visiting
" lecting supply Goods
We opening this morning;
Rich Plaid Silks: Alma Chene Silks
BayideTe Striped do
flouneed SIX Robes
Plush Talmss
Grey Cloth Tslmas
Superb Velvet Coaks
Extra Stella Shawls, eolored and black.
Ia addition the above shalt
and have Tuesday the llh
aud DE- rabr goods embracing beautiful
offered In hi. marketo which invite
friends aud the public.
oci3 PRICE, BAYLY A WATKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13

THg LANCASTER DENOcRAT GArHgRiS0.-With the cid
Of the Canal Commissioners Of the State who offered free
passage 20 al willing co. there very large gather
ing Of Buchanan at Lancaster yesterday but are
sorry 10 learn that the meeting characterized by some
most iiotous and dsordery proceeding large party
from Philadelphia availed themselves Of the beray n
Canal Commissioners aud took the free ride 10 Ian.
caster The train stopped At Pao where learn that
crowd Of dsOrdery fellows left the ears hronged into the
public house Of Henry Dnmont, stripped his shelves and
counters Of everything eatbe aud dukabe and hurried
back 70 the without paying for what they took Sim
liar scenes enacted nearly every other stopping
place the road IN lancaster told there was
equally outrageous conduct The mob invaded public hou.
ses took drinks without paving for them. and IN
ses demanded change when they had paid nothing
ding 20 trick described coming the dOnhle" The
mitigation n Lancaster aud aong the railroad " very
great AID oar informant, Who Democrat that 20
a. the meeting ~ hopes Of being engaged IN respectable
demonstration regards IL fatal TO wbatever hopes there
have bren Of elccting the Buchanan ticket So die
gFsed he With the dsorderly mob he had GIT into
that athcr ca return With hcm he came back 10 the CT
~ Ia a cattle tran.-I'hA Bulletin,
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In Phiiaphia at her fathers rs.denee nsi By
h Rev Thos Atkinson, d. Bishop Carolina Lieut.
rHEopoRlc Ike u e Navy, Miss FANNIE daush-
tss Of Jno GriFs. E-a.
Orange Court House, Virginia Thursday morning. Oct
~ Rev Philip sanshtsr Lieut. THOMAS RoNEY o. Navy,
Miss FANNIE p. ROBERreoN OF Cuipeper Co.. Va.
NOTICE.-A called meeting Of the Stakeholder.
~ OF the Manchester Cotton and Wool
Company, uin BE- held WEDNESDAY O'clock
The Hank OF Virginia By order Of the Board OF Directors
WM II. POWERS, Agent,
Richmond. lVh October 1885, ocls-c2sum
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED.
~ SErH W. Fowls Eso-De.r Sir Having L.
ed nnorrhage OF the lungs, which len with
cough and the usual debility
having cured self the wIsrARs
CHERRY leeih pleasure and duty testify
general faith la patent medicines small but for Who
sun under ATTACKS
IL excellent preparation. Yours very truly.
IONA r. cuILDs, Editor CAiooIee Telegraph.
Chicopee, Mas feh. 40 1854.
None ssnulne unless signed l. BUT o n wrapper.
ocIS-dAclu
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NEW SILKS, CLOAEs, sCARFS, &c.

WV nILhoi tLUihNl bVAHFol &C.
SECOND SUPPLY.
KKTE will this open very cheap dr
w SILKS AZ o. 10 aud 81 cts. Also, elegant assortment
Of style wrappngs viz:
Grey Beaver Talmas
lrencf ~
hch Velvet Ooaks In black and fancy ooors
Rine french Cloth Cloaks, richly Trimmed
Rich Cfoes sud Taima combination Of velvet and mors
antique
Rci sin and cashmere acarfs
Bay State, Stella aud other handsome ahawls
We ak The attention Of ne ladies n these goods.
WM. p. PERKINS co,
oclo iti Eagls square
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RICHMOND MARKETS, October ii,h, 1850.

RsHAHks-Ihe weather to-day and
evidences Of Fall and know
that the frost aud
believe that the soice continued this
CoAswe at I5Gso bushl receipt
"a demAbd.
fLovRThe presents very recover,
fom the which has prevailed for
continue t6I Quotations but the latter could hardly
obtained IRON shippers, u they In the market.
Tonacco-we have nothing report
market We quote Tugs I&Gel leaf l0k@lIk
ss2s "
Wharf.-The market has undergone change We quote
r ed aud % for ~he though extra lots of white
About M
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SrRasof PAHTNERsmP.-At the hall In MOSCOW on
Of Russia danced With the Turkish Ambassador
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
LIST Dia-JAMES G. HOLIDAY, of Norfolk CO.
I'D JOHN POLLARD, OF Petersburg.
Sd a." WILLIAM MARTIN, OF Henry.
4th THOS NJ. BONDURANT, Buck'bsm.
9Th "a WILLIAM N. CABELL, OF Nelson.
9Th JOHN NJ. Bolts, OF Richmond.
7th GEO. T. VERIFY, OF Northampton.
sth JOHN CRlrCHER, OF westmoreland.
9th " H. SHACKELF0RD, OF fauquier.
10th ALEX'R r. BoTELER, o. jefferson.
llih " JOHN u. IMBoDEN, OF Augusta
18th =" WALLER r. STAPLES, Montg Omery.
18th +" ISAAC J. LEFTwICH, OF wythe.
l4th " BENJAMIN II. SMITH, of Kanawha.
10Th 4" w. GALLAHER, of Marshall.
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q S SSSp MpXISE , AnM,..os.r <zs;s;;

house without Music IL like Nursery without H1T0
hen 'ient gloomy aud dtsol.te. Music sauf
Tie o'erd suggested nature and onIv .hn
ro the lips and souls % those treason
i po so young ladies Insist Psps bayns
Piano from NASH, OF Petersburg although You may TO, b.
II. - 49, w ~
The above good advice You about select
PAss At the lowest prices with
D.. a. -. ,,, ~. " y. NASH's
Va. 49, " . '"'''' 1890