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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-27
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co, AVcrs-
BY PANNILL 4 SON. AucrIoSEEKs
Syo-BaOrs STREET, Iefersltrg
a. ALL AMI, ,,,ESrtuv.r. r.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY Jun. ioti a. ~
'loA " " on Of the Ne chants Exeangr sell At Nuc-
un ~ AChhs of LAND Do Chesterfield i.W
ara hAi miles 81 Prterbu adjoining lands Of Aessr.
DrAtn AAtieso and williamson 1t
p % 5000 spring Wa. and Is also ia tie vicinity
loS Nrvk IL Is ad raoy located Tor Market arden Or
psh' Summer Retreat will take pleasure showing the
pr tnises TO shy person wishing 9 ~ NV
IAhNs 500 u cash bla G.
endorsed negotiable no'es-.ie re'ane till hna payment
WM MANN,
"
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t r..II:HH III Ht. Mill md FARM TOR SAIF.
'ENhls MILL, with the Yarn
n the county OF burkiae'm. The MI large brick build
s well suhsd ana well ped the purposes % milling In
yefs gone by Ws viy engaged manufacture
zoe tract 81 land upon vhieh the Min contains Abu ON
acres Considerable portion q which
has much timber $1,000 = --''e~'eN' Anu
The ;ubresr viii oser this property public sale on THURS
given u desired. ~ ''' VI" w
mos una quaniei With the property Who purchase
may OBTAIN any dtrv inf mAtion by addressing At
maIU-d&ctds TuOs AZ
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49, sire to say Ia tl-ir the public t,st
sS a" receipt OF Of rmSe. and a.
". q" u- iiase w b. u market s-A.on by.r. sy
srsd OF hdg the most DESIRABLE STYLES at ali tlp-
Goods. ' "H' N''''", an srr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-27

hNNE DuESS CLOrHING.-we have q large and
pendd stock of Zoe french Cloth Dress FrocE Coats
ne hasE Dokn Pants and SIN and Satin Vests. vhich
auenuen Call, examine Stock and prizes, convn.
etu at manufacturing with our grra f.c
'' N'V''t - --''F " - feF
10 urrU u..n,,,, . .o
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Vas. Dn. MINon,s .sCIIooL.


~ RS. JEFFERSON MINOR. Mis- A. b. Minor mr.. plrss.
Vh 70 Inform their friends and the public School Tor
Young Ladies i nov in operation, and the
tnur 70 te 18th July Miss Anna ". Howard associated wth
Wis MnoT 10 The school department.. Miss Howard ad
AVoraby known an such general satisfaction
Midway Acairmy a. e. render ruogy unnecessary
she has been engaged IN teaching for several
school the District of Columbia from brings the highest
testimonial aud on her experience,
We can implicitly rely Among her high and varied accomplish
nets Mathematics all The branches Of which
~ livery branch o. flushed education both solid and
viii b. taught Ia the school Music and inrumrptsl The
hafp Piano and Guitar all furnished thr family
% competent and very accomplished teachers In the
OF Der school Mrs Minors object educate her
tss which shs wishes 70 DE- Ia her h,
limited 10 ~ N number Tea boarders day scholars
Terms moderate all will he charged proportion
OF ehfae 10 the end OF the session Application
teller or IN person. MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
mh26-ctd2Nwtf d MINOR
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BURR ~ ETTENGER,
GARY Sl'EgEET.

NEXT DOOR BELOW THE CITY GAS WORKS
w AHIIACruRE steam Engines Circular Saw Mills -
A'A Tobacco Press,s aud fixtures. Machinery Tor o.
'flst and Saw Mills also Tor Gold Mines &c go
warranted EQUAL 10 any ' ''''i' nv
der. ~ '''N N''e W OF
enn : .ol,eltsd tom al in wan, before buying
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

CRAMProN OFFICIALLY DIsMlssRp. wash
ington, May 28.-Crampton this evening
was officially notified of the discontinuance
of his diplomatic relations as Minister Of
Great Britain near this Government and his
passports were furnished. M afl
The Consuls at Cincinnati, New York
and Philadelphia were likewise informed by
letter Of their dismissal. A notice of the
revocation Of their exequator will be an
nounced tomorrow morning.
The President will communicate to Con.
gress tomorrow, message accompanied
by documents setting forth the grounds for
action on the recruitment question, and on
dismissal Of Champion and the Consuls; al
so, a message with accompanying documents
relative to Central American affairs, and
particularly with regard to Great Britain's
proposition to arbitration. It ia understood
that the Executive proposes to arbitrate any
question Of political geography which may
be raised under the Central American trea-
ty, but'declines general arbitration as to its
construction. nalig ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

DBMocRAcY.--ln ihess modern days De-
Inocracy 10 q thing Of such changing hues
shas person needs 20 be- very wide awake
70 keep posted In regard 10 it, One or ihe
new monsuosiiies which II seemed disposed
10 take under rs wingis polygamy. A lew
days since, Mr.. Bah cf Ohio asked leave 90
|oiIeE lss3lulion iaslEucling the Judiciary
Commiuee 20 inquireinla the proprIeiy Of
the aenacimen, Of alawao prohIbit. under
appropriate penalties, polygamy inihe tsrTi-
tories Of the Unhed States. Theroupon ahe
lindignaiIDnoftho nlaindehleris excited ,and
|ilexclaims IN ihe issue Of Aprilsl7sh: MI
! s'TheIe you have Il, There il another
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

How THHY LrH.--It is q lie cut out Of
whole cloth--this assertion Of those who are
striving to make Kansas q Slave State, that
her application for admission, without peo-
pie enough to entitle her, under the pres
ent apportionment laws, 10 o member Of
Congress, Is without precedent. The pop
fllation Of Kansas Is now over sixty thou.
sand, and is every day increasing. Let hei
then be admitted, and let the act be justi-
fed by these precedents:
Louisiana was admitted in 1919, with Q
population Of $4,000 8
Indiana was admitted in 1916, with 9
population of 24,890.
Mississippi was admitted in 1917, with |
population Of probably $4,000. sHvisr B,
Arkansas was admitted in 1880, with I
population Of 1851. ,s
Michigan was admitted in 1887, With
population OF 81 900.
Florida was admitted in 1s45. with ~,
|o43. '.s,,, n X
Here are precedents in abundance, VIII,
mot then admit Kansas She is knockin
'as the door with her Constitution ir .he
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

hand-why not admit her? The reason Is
plain:> The fundamental law upon which the
people purpose to build their institutions,
for5ids Slavery. Douglass. Pierce, Atchi-
son and Stringfellow say, No. That's the
reason. Were she to apply tomorrow with
the Slave Constitution, the doors Of the SEN
ste would fly wide open. and she would be
given her place in the Union. Who doubts
IT, Okicago Tribune. ss e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
For the Telegraph.


ams'3 For the Telegraph.
s. s I EFFIE DALE. ~
M as ~ ALMENA G. SAUNDERS. e'a
s Thecot is very white, t
Q And the'yefdure very bright, s'gs
~ In the valley stai
Where fragile Efie Dale ss' a'''A
With forehead round and pale,
e"s Threw wild echoes on the gale, s'2
tti'" . In the valley. 8 sti A
You might seeiheT in the Spring, st
When the birdis on the wing,
gijaiai. In the valley, ss9
sggh Training here and there a vine, 7os as
Na' Teaching how and where to twiney le
% Where the dew and sunlight shine,g {
&afs'g In the valley. gateA ssaifeR
Her voice Is soft and low, ,s ! y
7f As the river in its flow, ,i s.1sa \
Through the valleys si,f eYea
Shy, and modest would she greet az
M With smile of welcome sweet. e6a
sf. Those who sought the fair retreat, s
ID Ofthe valley. .5 81 ss
They, who behold her, say,
=. That she soon will pass away
l,g.sg From the valley: i.,s., 4. ,,..,
aS That . light Is in her eye, sg.
As beacon from the sky, ~ s,,,
5A And that Eaie Dale must die IL
x IN the valley, yS, u
She is waking allihs nightsoo y 5'il'
When the mist. Is damp and white
On the vaileyi r'-s' Il ~
Murmurs Of brighter land, 's
Where the fadeless blossoms stand,
~ And with breeses fat more bland p
Than the valley. -,
.aohwhen the silver bow, Of light 4
sH Shah wax Orb'd upon the night, qeai
nfa yi'sq Ger thevailey, sadN
"" You viii hear u mournfui wall, salss
s-~A For faded Efie Dale, s'''ppa Hirt2
lPA Who viii slumbet. very pale, s q
E In the valley,
Kyser, Nav 20, 1856, y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

,arge cl.y, sen' = package q the tickets to q
,.I:sh I:asssi Ss eal, ~ aalne, .ne postage upon
~ n'Sn sa,,~ g: nl'sen Gen's unpaid they got
ro,, nS ,VnoTinG .ho nsra IaP over ne knuckles,
soS1s ~ s sil . a",.s ,.ss oliis'H, 10y mnst pc
iii s .;S "a me; g snssss, Y suppose that
W. W. al aT 4, ~ - s~lnailllg Iiy neignDors, anu
P"g ~ ss:o .uS;sn eApenses insse's ',s
,' ~ - .Sw Asys Iecslved me
,,o,, es = ,,s, ssss.s \; y y. Z perpaps owe
I'D 81 - s s 's' SEX ''''' & q
|t '''| < ''.> .'| 1@ .6' .
VA 'Ay IL IT, ILL.,. 1.1 '|. H.
the lowest terms q uhich yoa WiII act Isl
our agent. {. !. A
Z. y. All communications win be STRICT
ny conhdenhal. 81 i'ss
This note was promptly returned with the
following endorsement acrossi.s face, by the
Postmaster: IT seems that yun are not ON
y fools and knaves, but black guards also.
ASK my neighbors Il they think would
swindie them either at my own expense Or
that Of any one else. 81 Eg;s
40 which the answer came back by the
next. mail: "We have enquired ofsyour
nelghbors long ago, and that's the reason
we applied to you In the first instance
Here follows the Postmaster's final reply:
- acknowledge the corn Send up your
street and number, SO that ! can call upon
you when come to the city, and may con-
clude to aid your Enterprise"
But that was the last thing that the Gift
gentleman could think Of doing. In fact,
secresy as to his locality was quite essential
in keeping out Of the clutches Of the police.
Gro,or TIT 49, p...--,.... -,
when President N p;sr.a a.s.I osJa.s ~, ilaSs S,
nsr,s dra ao,oons - onee,., .vv u,us W. oams !.
enforce t5s ;rf.r,o, | S,ar M. r. - G:sa -
:; ba doas rraa;aai .,ose 1ogs IIy = m Mlssou-
he sent ia az Gaas 1s ;, os - ~ u csnl mnen
Act and tSe Tsa IT, = n'HsS = b., sne 0Samp Wn
Jonas and tbo t,os - -. - - oss ~ "nsn
rests - thew sst s ont - a. A. ~. , hs haAs AZ
Pitcairn IA ~ ~ ~ Tonso, ~ ~ JSSs T "aa. G MHlos
which tbe Srst ~ hlood ls 4; a. ne Jnense VI
shed was tho a. ssns o a. = ,a I sssoah ,s Was
Kansas Tbev rsfussd 81 s 10 .',h,,t st $500: -
tyranny Tbsy ..msra as.an,S,as ~ ,a ;,I = o.slgs
IN their bands2, That wes II a.:.sn n Sans S.ns
at fexinoton That's M c,;u, nv ,s 4, uyns
T,owronssj ' Wy s'n '-''no = 0na' s'u l,' g
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Rates or Advertisinw,

|onesquae as lines OF less) three weeks, ~ %
Every ysubsequentinsenion, 26
One square, three months, I: 80; 90
Onesquare, six months, ;s: 90
One square, one year, ~: :s:s 81 8 90
One halfcolumn, one year, 20 90
Three-foprths Of a column, one year, (: Is 90
One column, ole year, 80 90
uJsAdvertisements not havingt he numbered IN
|sertions marked on copy, will be continued mn
forbid and eharged accordingly. go
uCasual ladyertisefsmu payin advance.
pJob Printing, Of every description
executed with accuracy and neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

IRISH KILLING. -WAsHfEcFcN, May H.
The Irishmen are expected to sustain the
Sham Democratic party, but the members
Of that organization do not back the Irish-
men. Witness the votes Of that party in
coalition with the Fillmore Know Ncthings
to suppress investigation Of The killing Of
Keating. II Keating had killed a member
Of Congress, Of course he would have been
hung ii double quick time. But the case
being reversed, and Keating being the VIC
tim, the Democrats and PrO-SlaFery Know
Nothings combine to suppress an inyestiga-
| ton Of the facts Of the case--the former not
doubling that the Irisbmen will think none
the less Of them for thus doing. but that they
will 90 on voting their tickets as usnal.--
Perhaps they viii, perhaps they WON'T
A gentleman from New York, q stranger in
the city, has taken deep, interest in the
widow and orphans Of Heating, and has de-
clared his purpose Of aiding her in getting Q
petition before Congress for apension.--
Special Correspondence ~ Y zFibnne.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

NEW YoRK, May 27.--Or papers COM
tain the official protest Of Mr.. Marcoletta
against the recognition Of the new Govern
ment Of Nicaragua. lis dated tho nth
May. he says he is wholly unable to dis
cover the important and weighty reasons
which have induced the United 6iates Gov
ernment 70 abandon is former position, and
quotes various extracts from Marcy's letters
IN opposition to the recognition, which he
calls q most flagrant violation Of divine and
human laws, and an encouragement and
sure guarantee Of fllibusterism.
| He has addressed a similar protest 70 al
the diplomatic circleain Washington.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
) icoaroRArroN orgioras- -ronIHor.
Ohester-Wm Mitchell, al aI az
Y q 'sCRU II CHEs.
Presbyterian. - Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pa.
Sabbath morning, 1OA o'clocl
Every Sabbath afternoon, at O'Clock, at

Presbyterian. Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pastor.
9ervicessevery Sabbath morning, iOA o'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at O'Clock, at the
new Brick School, ,house in Middleport. 81
Methodist Episcopal. l.-Rev. S. G. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab.
baths. at 10i O'Clock, A. NJ, and a M--and al
the lower Church, Pemeroy, at 8 O'Clock, P. N,
syery Sabbath. 80 y
Protestant Episcopal--No services at present.
New Jerusalem mo services.
German Methodist -Rev.GJ. Pfetsing, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 O. clock,
German Lutheran--Rev. P. Held, Pastor.--
Services every Sabbath morning. .s,sr,
German Evangelical Presbyterian Con Linn
street. REV. L. Thesis, Pastor: Services every
abbath morning, at 10 o'clock. a9gg :
German Presbyterian ION Plum street, .--Rey.
.--- - Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ng, at 10 o'clock. ~, +
Roman Catholic Rev. John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning. ae 1f
Welsh Baptist--Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, st 10 o'elock, A M, and 6P M.
Welsh Presbyterian New School). REV. John
h. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10
o'clock, A M and 6 p M. ~
Welsh Presbyterian Told SCHOOL, John r.
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at 10
o'clock A M, and 8 6P NJ.
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0FRiCIAL DIRECTORY.!

Representative in Congress (ffth District, :.
Hon. ". 2. EioRroN, Of Meigs county: isfe
Eenator-State Legslature---CaAUNoEr @
HAvLky, OF Lawrence county. saa SIS
Reprssentatiye--ALFREp THOMSON. laeg hs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

New Lima Division No. 604. Meets eyery
Saturday evening. Hall in H. Hollis reed build
ng,ain New Limas i--%- 49, w. P3srI---
e--r II. E..t..n y. N - !. .-..ii. II. IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
SOCIETIES.

e. =
MAsoNs. .-Pomeroy Lodge, No. 1874. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening on or before the
ull moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
building, Front st. N. Bosworth, W. MI R. H.
Bartlett, Sec'y.
10. o. r F.--Naomi Lodge, No. III. Meets
every Friday evening. Hall in Crawford sbuild-
ng. R. H, Bartlett, N. g.; Samuel Lanham,
Sec'Y. "a, ...ts i.
Mineral Lodge, No. 242. Meets every Tues
dayevening, in Stiyers' building, conner Of Front
and Court sts. Washington Stivers, N. g.; Jas.
Crosbie, r. s.. s.-s-,
Virginia Enoampmeni, No. 6S, I, o. o. r.
Meets IN Stvers' building on tho ist and 3D.
Wednesday evenings in each month. GA. Bar
low, Q. ;P.i A.. Thomson, Scribe n, s.a Sos
Sons OF TEMPERANCE, Welfare Division, No.
%. Meets every Saturday evening. Hall in
etiSefs' building. Geo. Minick, W. p; A.
Thomson, R. S. a,fi
Salisbury Division, No. 2s2. Meets on Satur-
DAY evenings. Hall in Rice's building, Middle
port. -- W.P. ---,R s.
New Lima Division M SnA Meals evary;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

HAvLEg Of Lawrence county. soa sfg
,sa5 -. ,.l,i,.,,,.s A., ,,,, NJ
'counr AND COUNTY osStcfRs. !, ','''- y
Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas.-Hon
Judge Of Probate Court.--A. .MEaAlLL. 1. n
CLERK Of Common Pleas Ooprs. ", RoDsEy Dow
hlNo; -,sr .,,., '... Nh, M. I
sheriff csEra y. SMITH. ~. ~ n
n s'tf03eeutlng Attorney. IN. SAMSON. ~ 3
g0pnnty Auditor. III. H. SwALL6w. sed 4
y County Treasurer.--0. BaANcH; sslass 81
n County Recorder. IS. s. PANE. VI ~ u /.
Cohnty Surveyor. -JoHN o.. GoLDrHs Pagetowh,
peipio township.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
isy From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Talk with nm Eye Witness Of the
Sackimg Of Lawrence.
MOn horrors head horrors accumu.ate.lI 7

"on horrors head horrors accumulate
Mr.. Chas. Nichols, of Coshcc.on county,
Ohio, who had gone 10 Kansas 20 see the
country, and happened 70 be in Lawrence on
the 2lst instant, called on us Wednesday
evening, and gaze US q minute and vivid his.
tory Of the sacking Of that town. We will
only give some points that have not been
definitely stated in detail in the printed ac-
counts which we have published.
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\ sIrsY,s LEGACY ro ri,n wonll :

prT-O N
isnty Complexon and form " Par.
".n"a The means whereby thcy attain hose ends. yin:
PERSONAL BEAUTY and lovsn-s and
f"r The Arr OF Winning the Affections oppo.i, alo
sur - 1870 '" ~ P'~
was en 10 the World the dsh Of Celebrated GIp.y Queen
ans which has been transmitted over M. Con-
unen' by the Proprietor with satisfsctIo IL .nri
and and A,
ANY one eau employ the with un,t-
sr'e ur PrvlFors Agent for the United
das aud -saeh ~i treat all communications aud
honorshy Zee Of One Dollar will ~
which, package with full and explicit
respecting the above THIS opportunity you,x man
married pass
Address CiAs \. GOuRANDES ~. D.
go. Opposite Dr. Brsndr-ths broadway,
Nv Vol
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ANN W. ARCHER.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYES
WINDOW GLASS, &c.
No. 20 Main Street. Corner Fourteenth,


RicnNnSp, Va.
UDrHCELI., I.AD;, 4 90. have in store. and ar. =,
receiving FALL STOCK, usual ~
large and well selected assortment which they NJ
dealers.
s,sO lbs Superior Indigo
oAo lbs best Nader
200 kegs CarbS
W bbls Spirit. ruTpenine
81 bbls Burning fluid
ca lbs.
a5O lbs Mace
30
lvo boxes Window Glass, French
. bbls Camphor
$50 lbs Powdered Root Rhubarb
S,pl Qunine
S,.r lbs Extract Logwooi
lu bhls birthstone
~ bbls. BlSkes Paint
IS bags Pepper
10 bags AlsIice
% bags Ginger
~ bbls Tanners
1880 gallons Lnseed on
2ONl gallons
6O0 kegs White Lead
% csses Chrome Green and yellow
20 Paris Green
% keg, Red Lead md Iihars
lOO-tt lbs. White Zinc
10 cases Lump MagnrsiA
- boxes CASTLE
lto boxes Sweet oil
$50 Cassia
Togyther with large and Assortment Of popular Pap,
Meines Perfumes csAT SOAPS hrgshe Fancy
PURCELL, LADD CO,
Druggists, ~ Main street, corner Fourteenth
Su-- Richmond, Va.
PEEI.'S LON Den GREEN GINGEK WINE.
Manufactured from FrescA Grapes JdtHdfcd Ginger
Ssrae orange taToI, d., Ihree Yeas Oh
q HEMAEkAlL pleasant caTuniuative and stomach
~ smut highly beuhcisl In checking OF
the
A." valuable reiy for F,tucncy Dyspepsia De.
hiiy Persons living la districts where prevails great
- Wholesale Agents Messrs BENNETT nYHRs
"" Main street sui y Pearl street. Richmond s-la-u
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IS nnrnnnLAMN.-NEA.. RIc..noNn. Fnn

w SALEFis su1-crl~r, wishing 90 remove 90 ur noun
property Brook plank road, and hal
u4ilr. frpil Rclm6ud.
~ heavily nbered There several aLt u building
~ cleared aud highly Improved,
been cultivated hy hIu a market garden.
The place r-1rbly healthy and gbohood excellent.
There w, the dwelling. The improvements
been erected within the last four years,
boo Poe h,ul.,tlr.; Sic aul OF best materials.
dwelling SQUARE, will passages and stairssy-,
elegant Ico~ front and contains large
places each and connected by folding oura, tsde fpu
hu.h the interior and Beautiful marble
r., aud modern CRATES, with the walls handsomely
pipsr-l
The ogtbliHgs hr.ire and consist o. Kitchen and store
%. dwelling by covered way; large
tud ct servants, containing Eve handsome
and stables iu NyiI, having
auoi1u Tor u horses carraz,a LEi large amount of
forage.
appreciate ,ir property e. only necessary ,s
those d.T purc,,-, respectfully requested
10 Will t- uI whole, divided t- views 20, pIreha-
Tern. liberal. RICHARD HILL
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OI rOr E az = -.

raNO I.ynchburr s. - To Lexington - -
x To buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge ~
Pare ro both Richmond Lyuchurg Charlottesville 81 -
S1.hr fair trial. that the majority the Packet
Roat better accommodated by leaving The
f Tire odd uIru aud Atr the g2l instant, leaving Richmond
Mnnday uy and Friday, at p VI. reach Nv Canton
4 NJ >cuiisyie ~ NJ hr, Lyucbarg At
aud Buchanan and iyNf r. VI OF the day
Returning NJ, Lyuchbarr X
NJ Monday, Wednesday aud Friday reach Scotisvir at iu A.
New Canton at ~ ", and arrive n Richmond At next 4 NJ
T Boat, New Canton With the fr she Institute
aui buckingham {. H., aud Sooyv With the stage Char
tott-.ylir.
- see mr and Distances, ia Card below:
L-Hr~ Richmond MlHdsfy, Ledre Ly1eAbHrg Monday,
W-f.-.igy ,i4i FridIy, at HsineiIy and F-sfIy, ~
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Sl3G,OOO!!.
MARYLAND LOTTERY
b
II \ An PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MiRYLiyDl
CLASS 10.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Md, Saturday March 1886
r. FRANCE y Co, M,nagers
10000 Numbers IL 900 Prizesl!!
10 Numbers 1000 Prizes ~!
l"" Fries amounting To- els
Whole riske,, slO. Halves 81; Quarters $3.50.

Whole ri,ke,, slO Halves 81; Quarters $3.50.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding aud the
Ing the nr @i Prizes, will be entitled the So
Prizes fr example III ticket No 1889 draws the prize
Those tickets numbered ii2iS, ii2l9. 1881 l2i2
entitled io fO0, aud according the above
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there
20Ho There full max ing
Ia al loss PrIes
The numbers om To siao corresponding
the tickets, printed slips paper,
circeh with small tia tulr and placed in a Glass Wheel.
ri ~ the different AZ FULL
circi,
humber drawn from the wheel Of numb-rs
pz- drawn from the other wheel Icy boys Who bndoldr,
TIE nn~r aud TIE prize drawn Out opened and exhibited
tr audience and registered by the Commissioner, be
placed sgnst tie number drawn The
al a." ar-drawn The drawing printed
isrn the Ctuusfnnrr ccrthes H.
~ Prize. payable In full WITHOUT BEpUcrAS
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