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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16
Farm, Mills and Water-Power
FOR SALE.


R-R The subscriber, owing to decline
Ga!!l Of health, himself and family, which
M1iiiM renders him unable to carry on his
f.As \ business as Il should be done, oilers
his Farni and Mills for sale. consisting Of large
new and wel-huilt Dwelling or Tavern house,
calculated for public or private usei TWO barns
and full suite Of out-Buildingsi also, se,eiul
secondhand Dwelling Houses, excellent uarIens,
and plonty Of Orcharding, with variety OF ohoioe
- e,d 49,, and Pears, Plums, and Cherries or
ss..;',,s Li,Js Ouinccs Peaches. Black and White
nj nnrrics Goose Berries, Rnsp0errics, &c, &C.
Ala Saw Min and Grst Mil, one run Of stones
and Corn Cracker. also Circular Saws aud other
machinery. with water-power Of ~ feet on
Green River, with any desired quantity Of land
nom IS 10 100 acres, well timhered and easy Of
Transportation rendering Il one Of the best stands
for the manufacture Of chairs chair timber, broom
handles. bedstcads barrel slaves, or any KIND OF
hard wood manufacture with plenty Of hcmlock
and spruce, easy Of transportation TO the m'l ana
10 market, with good share Of white and yellow
birch for bobbins and shoe pegs. The land Is pro-
ductiye well wntcrcd and easy Of cultivation with
good pasturnge and plenty Of i.
The above property is situated on the Green River
road leading from North Adams to Braitleboro and
from Wilmington to Greenfield, II miles west Of
Brattleboro on the Green River aud is desirable
stand for some energetic man TO make money, and
will be. some day the site Of village. The above
property il oered for sale, for the above reasons,
and on reasonable terms; also. one span Of good
Horses, one yokeof Oxen, five Cows, three Calves,
two Cosset Sheep, together with variety Of per-
sonal property.
If the above property Is not sold soon i will be
let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1856. II
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LIME !....LlME 4!

4 90 BARRELS Fresh winooski Lime, for sa
n by ]. II. & W. II. ESTERBROoK.
Brattleboro, April LIST, 1855. IA
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Farm for Sale

- IA ASA ~ q .
<a Thesubserber hereby gives notice
AS sssl& that be wishes to sell his Farm sit
IN Il II uatel in the North part Of the town
H. 1Szzabof Pu,ney and on the direct road to
Westminster West; it is about three miles to Put
ney village and about two miles to East Putney
Depot. II consists of about 1856 acres Of good land
that is we'll watered and good set Of Buildings
on Il pleasantly situated. The land is well divid-
ed into illage, pasturagc aud woodland the tillage
is IN excellent condition, bearing excellent crops
It cuts usually thirty tons of hays the wool lot is
covered with fine quality Of timber, consisting Of
Pine, liemlock, Chestnut, Ash, Oak and Beech. -
There is also on the place large orchard of graft
Ell Fruit Wishing to go West offer the above
Tor sale and will sell very cheap. ANY one wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine
while the crops are on. IL any one wishes will
sell the crops and all, and immediate possession
given. d. c. CARPENTER
Putncy, June 30, 1856 %
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HNHE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
Il removed from opposite the American House
70 Blake's Building two doors North Of the Revere
House, where more extensive and better selected
stock OF NEwsPArERs, PERIoDIcALs, MIsoE1LANr-
o0s Books, STATIONERY, Toys and FANCY Ar
rIcLEs, than ever before, will be kept by
u, J, CARPENTER.
D'attiepoIV' NV cth, 1000 u
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i.I..f9 following described Real Estate situat-
Ei,,,49 cd in aud near the village Of Brat'le-
.fsiAzsSA boro -
lst, The "Puiicu Lot. so called, consist
ing Of a Dwelling House, commodicus and well
6n she'd Barn and Garden, situated on Reed ST.,
opposite the premises lately owned by Emory
Sawyer. All the building are commodious and
in good repair.
Pad. A Double DweiIing-IOusc with
the ground on which il stands, near the corner
Of Reed ST., just opposite of the willow Blod-
gett House, This house was constructed cx-
pressly Tor two families, and Is in the most con-
yenient order.
81, 4 Building Lot just North Of the last
namel house, and opposite the premises oeeu-
pied by F. c. Edwards. II IS one Of the most
desirable building lots in the village.
18th. The large tSo-story Dwelling
House lately occupied by Frank Reed, east
OF the last named lot and adjoining the grounds
belonging to the Vt. & Mass Il. Il. Company
This House is nearly new and is well arranged
for two families.
9th. rs Acres OF wood Land little way
out Of the village and about 90 rods west Of the
"Dummer Farm" This Lot is all wel-timber-
ed with the exception Of four or five acres
~ The above property is well worthy the atten-
tion Of purchasers.
Pew No. As in the Meeting House Of the East
Congregational Society, and Pew in the Uni
tartan Meeting House.
Also, Pcws No. 2. 6, II, 80, 80, 81, and 40
in the Baptist Meeting House.
Bra,tleboro, March Goth, 1856. 10
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CHURNS !....CHURNS!!
FTNHE subscribers keep constantly on hand Fy-
IL ler's celebrated Butter Working Churns; al
so, Greenwood Sargents Cylinder Churns, which
they will sell low for cash.
j. II. & W. II. EsTERBRooK.
Brattleboro, April LIST, 1856. ii
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SHERRY WINES.

DOG 0orion Co. Harmony and Yriars shsrries in all
their yaF'tca, ra and Brlrn Amoutlado Topaz Osr-
go, and Que oil Cabinet Pale. Chas Cunningham Co.
ehoes Pale imported In he bottles ctoirs heavy ia Brown
Sherry In seai and glass |. D. Il. od Brown sherry,
vintage u 1910
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16
PORT WINES.

Tne oi cAbln-i Port in glass eases of IIuat Co.s
ehni London Port sandeusns choice qualities Furrest-
81 Victoria Royal Alto puro Pale Port Hack Seal Dry
Port eloica White fuft, frfy rich and Msmssy
Port Harris Co.'S rich Port juice.
Az Il the above In uood and glass, By he essk battle o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16
WHISKEYS AND RUNS.

Choice old Highland Malt Scotch whskey, In hhds and
glass Very old and superior B1urhhn Whisky, IN hits
ker, and b1tss Choice Muuneaheia ani ather whlasey
draugh anil In gilss London DOCK Jamaica Run Oh
s. Croix Rum In WOOD ard glass together with even
vAri.ly y spnltl, ~ laLls and msilnal ule.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16
GINS

The celebrated white Liy Gin In pipes cases, Jugs and
hotues swan, Cologne, Shell, Bouquet and other ehoos
brands. London Cordial Gin very Old EcheilAm Gin, In
eases, bottles, 6c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16
MADEIRA WINES.

London Market Dempasta. London Particular Buai Ser.
cis. Mahu.ey, fnta, OYeras, R-seryc, aekharn ani
ether brauta together with large stock q Oh MADEIRA IN
bottles the most q which, having ten many years o., suf
shelves nndoubieiy he most choice Madeira found
Ia the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15

BROKE UP IN Row A Fremont meeting was
held in Baltimore an Thursday night. While the
chailmun wa- proceeding 10 rcad the Free Soil
resolutions adopted he was interrupted by the
kissing and hooting of the outsiders. The Sun
says:
"A Mr. Meredith. well known MS "A Sunday street
preacher. pa SEED down the room to them nd com.
handed silence and ordered them to leave the
room or take seats This was succeeded by loud
laughter applause and Misses and three cheers
being proposed for Fillmore, they were given
amid the utmost confusion aud terrific noise pro
dnced by stamping, clapping of hands. &c. Next
three cheers were given for Buchanan in the
same fashion, and for some twenty minutes there
was kept up IA succession Of cheering for these
gentlemen. al,crnaed with loud groans for Col.
Fremont Corkran, Gunnison, russell, and other.
taking par, in the meeting the whole being inter
spersed with cries of Turn off the lights Tar
and feather them. &C., while loud calls were made
by the same parties for speeches from those con
tarned in the meeting. Some OF tho nights here
being turned off, these gentlemen commenced
leaving the room, when they were snluteda s they
passed though the crowd with groans.hlsses ana
other similar sounds and rcmm X, they making rs
hasty nn exit IL possible followed by the crowd.
where an immense conconrse had assembled, and
upon reaching the street loud cries were made for
rails upon which to ride them and the cheering
and grooming was renewed. Nessrs. Corkran and
Col WIN. f. Coale were followed by tho crowd
and roughly hustled about until they had reached
the CORNER of Gay and Fayette streets where the
former WAS tripped up or knocked down and the
tails of his coat cut entirely Oft; while the latter
named gentleman, although not so roughly treat
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ARRIVALS At THE
washington Eaou sHead n Clark. prGpr'-.

Sfpr. l}.--M II Echols, Phtsylyania; Mitchell
Lynchburg; O p Ownbey Va; Payne, Amherst
J Merriwether, Bedford; Mss Dyree,Saem; o IIayne-
7 Brown Franklin; j 9 Whitfield. Enfield, {; j "
Holt. Bedford; W c P Smythe Wytheville VIM NJ
[anehorne Bedford G Matthews, Campbell; :
Stecn, Oxford, y G.; II Smith, Goochand; B Coffee,
Bedford.
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INsTErcTIoNS TO GOVERNMENT OFFICERS ~
KANSAS. ashington. Sept. l2th. lelcgreph-
ic Instructions To the following rffrc, have been
forwarded to Coy. Gcary, of Kansas
If the militia, which the previous orders sent
by Col. Emory, made subject to the requisltion
If Cen +. +. Smith, are not sufficient for any q
mergency, Secretary Marcy wishes to be notified
by telegraph, remarking that the instruction aud
Invasion of Kansas, via Nebraska. and th' sub
seanent hostile attacks on the Post Office nj
Franklin, and the dwelling of Messrs. Titus and
Clark, seem to have stimulated persons to acts
of the same character on the border of Missouri,
and the President expects Gov. Gearv to main
iain public pence, and bring to punishment all
nets of violence and di>order,by whomsoevcr per
peiraied. relying ON his energy, dl-cretlon, and
approved capability. aud the decision and cool
nes, of character of Gen. Smith, to suppress all
attemrts To k indie civil war.
A ecgraphc dispatch from the War Depart
meut to Gen. Smith on the 9h inst, acquaintS
him with the PURPOSE Of tn" President II secure
him all the militia torcaneces >arY 10 maintain or-
der and suppress. instruction. aud directs that
no military operations ,hali hr carried On ia Kan
IA, other than tho-r under his instructions
Hence he j. instructed MT to pelmit the cmplay
nent If ANY militia or armed bodies nnlts- they
nre /, gLlurly mustered Ino the service nt the
United States.
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PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEkEE7s.

N1UI8 ~ sTESE%s.-FaIt Ten psssafssn as
Nn CHINA GLASS AND EAkTHEs~ ARE.--We havs
Just inyo ted by SLIPS Orient ionlan bnse joe and Wssi.
noeIaDd large and beautiful assortment, d china ssrthe
nre comprising every ariitle usnaisJ
Enlistment Some 4 the pauerssa entirely and very
thing offered In tss 3-krr stuck
Of Gilt and wbue French chnn. NJ and Pressed e1as.
ters Plated cHzsors rosin lasses and Fasey
larT, aud commands
Moreannts aud ayng eeds IN The above linz wnnie
do well b. cali ~ shasng, W
Ned tha o n reasonable ernr, any honss
ia he Northern 4,gt. - stune Ware of superior ls
MUIR "A STEVENS
No sfas ~ eaiusi
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MARRIED.

At Camp Hill, IIenrico county, on the 9th inst. u
Rev h. p Leaoux of Richmond, Rev. J. d MITCH.
ELL. Of L. nehburg Va, to Mrs. LOUISA j. CHRIS
TIAN, of Henrco.
On the 10th inst, Ivy Rev J. S Mason Mr. Jo-
SEPH W. HOLLORAN. to Mss MARY E. JOHNSON,
nll OF ApnomattoX c0nntv. Va.
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FATAL ACcIprNr-FWE MEN DgowNEp.
New York. Sept II A boat belonging 10 tho
L :, frigatc Wabash. eapslz,d III the harbor this
morning, and ) GU, of Il persons in her were
drowned.
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j MS n URo Ditns Richmond, Va. hey 10 inform the
citizens of uehhurg that they prepared 10 execute
every description of Sk, Cotm Wdoen dy cing Clean
ho done New nrk elseN here We have
machinery and the best Of wotkmen aud
nntco patrons Mcrino, silk and DE Lain
fashionable coora, suit the taste ct the
Shaws Of description dyed or cleaned Grape
scarlet other rours import
cd Nciycs equal silk tcsscs cleaned aud Grca
removed We intend Ia do our work equal l.
establishment In the United States aud respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens Snrhhufg and Nrtniy Gen
tcncn Garment. dyed aud cleaned to look equal u new
DENNIS IS BRO.
Successors to " ncs Franklin at, opposite Moiropo
tan Hall Richmond " Arpa dt-
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BosToN, Sept. ll.--Ihc early train on the
Boston and Maine Railroad WIS thrown from the
track near Reading this morning. and three Irish
laboring men in the baggage car killed and sey-
era others badly injured None ofthe passengers
were hurt The engine and baggage car were
demolished.
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~ y " TSIE' N1VVrI~'--s h"H' N NTWhIt'hT,
" III MRiu ST. Richmond. Va Magnificent Stusk of Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods Tor tahanY opening by a
y arfi, ais from the sHriuus all the they
appear In the markets adapted to the Virginia aud North Car
nina trBdc Lai'= Drnss Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
servants Nnmne Husier al YES also Carpets Rugs ard
Oh Cloths very cheap Curtains. Cprnces, fHnnts shaws
EmbrodceH Sc buyers from the upper country
cordially invited 10 call bargnns viii
Ia sold ClAS. A. GNATKiNS,
sep iWit oppusito tx Rank, Richmond, Va.
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- .HAN.MrlA ANn IINaINNAr;

S-.,.s9A7x-x bAthLt e. ihr New aud Splendid ,tean''
\ " OF AKR1EltsI X. JuIlNseN. tanir'u
d. luves kanawha Saline every Saturday at "rnel
u Ir Cmelna,i Freight twenty Nv cents pr ob iaW
5-Nrll+ and Sule E"on- included aug 3s IN
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I'd. nu he'd and hustled about in ether than
pleasant manner and his hat mashed IN. They
were then allowed TO take their departure. while
the crowd amused themselves by cutting the por-
ton of Mr. Corkran's garment they Ind secured
into strips aud distributing ii among tcm.'
INSTRUCTIONS To THE OFFICERS OF Thr Ma
w AND ARMY, RELATIVE 10 THE ReNoiunoNA
RI MOVEMENT ~ tALiroRNtA.-lt has been ns
oertained that no Instructions VIE recently
sent Ia talitorninn by the secretary ri the NAVY.
substantially different from those previously
transmitted.
20 They nrc addressed 10 Commodore Merviuc
or the senior officer oi the station, advising hin'
TINT the laws Of The government ii the United
States must he enforced aud public property he
protected from violence. He required 10 hav"
two or more national vessels at San Francisco
and to retain them there until the ln>alrreit"hr'
~ movements shall cease, the pre- .eni oh ieet hc
lng TO protect public property aud thu officers ct
the federal government should they he interrupt
ID in TIM discharge of their respective duties -
nothing more
Instructions it i~a-eertained, were likewise
senl hy the War Department 10 Gen Wool tor a
simphr purpose merely that ihose officers nrc
cautioned to eNtraoI binary efeomspeciIon aud It
wise discretion.
FRoM acknowledgements lluRWeANE.--Th"
steamer Empire City, from New Orleans vim ile
nnna. with dates tn the 9th. arrived nj New York
Thursday atternonn. The late hurricane cnuscd
nm Immense destruction Of tie crops throughout
the island of Cuba At Sugnn La Grnnde si\
Americans aud one English vessels we're driven
ashore and totally wrecked but the crews were
saved 'fhe light house at Cardrnes was swept
away, land much other damage was done there and
nj Muntanzas. The hurricane commenced on the
9th aud moderated on the both alt. MOI case
] q II a 4 H.
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NtIIiNuHAM " IAlni

n TARDN, Importers aud Wholesale Dealers In Foreign,
Domestc staple AMI Fancy Dry Geod M - loar St Rieh
nund In and fecolNi daily
general Stock Fall and Winter Dry tood which that
ask tho attention of Merchants visiting THIS market They
make claims adv aniaHeR their competitors
either Importers huYef hui assume that they roa" al
equal any mud solicit confidently examination
thar Stock Bouw they cnumerato lew at the loading
styles
and Bleachod Sheetugs and Shrnps mall the differ
Widths
Satinettl - aud "a Pulled Cloths.
Plnid Linsrvs AT all prices
Large Stock of blankets
English mud American Prints. NIL grades
tobufH DcLanoa Alpaeas, Hinghams aud Ihdea Dress
Goods
Cloths and tasHimcres.
Shawls. tloaks aud Nantes
with u general Stock Hosiery, uloyea spool Cotton
Threads. &c.
Terms, months credit, per discount for cash
WI11NGIIAM & TARDY.
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4 ARE lot 81 So - Bot LiS8auops -. sTrFhs-
HuHs Al 4aYr s4nhbcd slttir Tho taasagspr # 4
G'neral iop st.e AID a Ensin6r, aud nvuc n sttrn
ii Virginia iul S,fth Carolina M're6ants ss e lis
market uaau of ny large and varied tseIlf
my a-eme.s iea such WI onable 10 sal u The
uwtsl nna Roais MnelFnistn, hokrnfis rtd tie
gsnsrlly vii n tht exanius my - X
Lrtare purchasing elsewhere
Orders Thanh fnly received aud promptly atcndedto
tlhu GIirfAM
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NOkSGuI MOI 81,
y Vain street, Ey0ci,burg. tn.
THE NbRNII.l Inns unds change ct c"nsitnfft
place, stoelng with the besi modern built lot' 81
thu country
rs aud orr suit, l
all and character that viii make rank Ia
tact. with The first elass Hotels ot the country
WILLS 4 HYDE,
NJ l3dActs Iruprittnia
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Line Through TO Wythevilie.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


"
ITigiuia
has, lyrraurd IN The future tn devote our entire A.
aud inning arranged Nr
TT that fufp.s nov prepared Il "Nhh the latft y al
tupetinWs, OF Cloths Curtain
Goods va the state at Virginia aud hut rnrele
net it'll u ANY establishment In tho iHtd Siaes In
sorting ,inr from the EnHsh Manufactures aud srlcctnG
m rirr Ia ,ersan. the beat Ameteau Fairies. shall AZ
all tes prepared furnish all articles pertaining b. our
tatuess promptly and relying tho citfens # Virginia
Narh Carolina and Ionesarc to sustain as Ia unr enter r
urc Them re- will he with moderate pruhts
this ernEuu our storks never
5iu hcarc patttna aul styles of Velvet Tap
anil urnasea arpengs Three ply usrnm and Neaetap do
Chcnte aud Brussels Rugs, Dor arlor aud 'n
Nuts satin ascd aud ha namnsk Tor Curtains Satin
Bal Figured i.alucs do Bncatd aud Turkey Rod do
Muslin Lace Curtains Window ShGdc all styles and lna
Floor on Cloths Table "a Cloths all widths Oh Cloth,
Rugs &c, Sc
\ H. Wcwi have on Clohs and Carptiiugs cut Tor nut
hall heug furnished with diagram aud measure
tnrnt soliciting orders will tit IN all
srp ludA,lm' RICHARDSON co.
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" sNEAp.
VNyNsslINt.roN House,

II N I, 7. tIAIh
WASHINGTON i.0usE,
w cit KCu STREET,
INAtHRUHu, VA
fe l2dSr1y SSEAD & CLARK lroprietors
A<CasTEK n0l>E,
IL E,ynrhbur2. Np.,
THO g LANCASTER late ot fncasto Va takes pleasure In
ing his aud the public
praly that he has taken and opened ha srgc aud
mo.ious Huuse. opposite The Depot this place lie D.,
prepared IL elv, thrn = vi rume reception
InIA rs r.lnna
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uDHOE JAS. n. NtREEE,
ARCHITECT,
sep sdlY ISNcnrrha ColLfaf
ZZrasuulNs.ro< gKpasE Abingdon yn

w IKNNtIS 8 TKIGIi FHOrNllI0N
Having assumed tho charge Of this Establishment the
rrrtor suicits the patronage IT the public.
The Western StaRes lrnve this llouse every morning
Stages the Depot convey passengers and their
baggage to the Hotel
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have engaged with Moasrs wilnghnm rardy for the fall
trade aud VIII he p"nscd have friends call
sing effort To Civ" them satisfaction
The Commission busneas of Hunt Bro will be attended
heretofore by Senior partner to Which VIII return
by the lat of November next u X HUNT.
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~ GTAN0 ONER=-Ne eonhinHtiy rseuaus nd this Ma
chin To farmers Having but little maehirery is SaFabo
aud easig kept IN order and regularly any sfuy of
Grain or ttnmo dodr.d Frank Rnha Esq, Editor the
e1Btafn TaHtr, thus comments ON II
rcctly tiueed OF It's great valaesn lhent
working shsspnoss durability and simplicity Of con-
dp nor hesitate to roeotnaepd IL 70 ihe pub
ra hing which il hnnrp do not often senIr" upon
Aran enr the saFhne with perfect II
breadth horse walk, aud carrying
bushels iine does require as many stoppagcs as
who sows by hand The seeding too
entirely pendent The Wind and done with us
well during high wind viseh prevailed most Of the time
breaHs p srsaaro deliveries So close TO tho
ground nu,y recommend the machine therefore TO
ovofs atmcr urgs ibets bur 10 not only Mr.
Symaurs Account who snuthing hn, IN sher own
prlee So THIos BRANCH SONS.
aug - dS cfn Agents Cor Petersburg
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" A#GNA1kINS. oppoNc Exchange bank Richmond
Carpets RuRs aud on Cloths and splendid nssnri
WHp Tor t Fail sale ly arriving I" which respectfully
all
.m that they VIII he sold New York ROYAL Vel
Net tupeuR Bfuss 1apcstrics Imperial Three ply, Su
pr Igrhin Fine Gapctng uelau tHrIrinR from the low
th, beat made Cocoa Matn gs Rugs, oil Cloths Door
Mnit Table on Cloths Floor Baza Table Covers, Piano
Eoycrs BuYefa win please give early call
pledge oHrsrlyca 10 sell as low any house in Va,
GIIAS. A GNATKINS
Ser IL TX RAM Richmond
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NOLu NHrAN UOGGI, for Eent or icn-r.-
J IMMEDIATE POSSESSION The nhoNp old and well
established II tel Rrhmond Va. tor roni with immediate
20 ,sosson There chambers sufficient hundred
There extensive
accommodations for cooking washing,
and large stable and large carriage housos. a.. sc.
Thia property we'll known that further description
E"aa the VII he reasonable
sop lf1 - GRESHAM.
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Clothing and Furnishing Clouds 10 Main Street, ich
moud Nn 1856 Fall Stock 1906.
In calling attention tho stock of Goods Introduced by tho
Subscribers would hc Nell TO notice the fact 81
rapidly increasing all tue State during
the have been located In RID And n m intro
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