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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hss Air slae Cssk steve,
Quincy City.

"EealI particular attsnttea to this stove
w which for beauty and Anish cannot - suf-
passed. 1t takes long wood, hsats rapidly, -
~il bake quicker and with less feel thsa sny stb-
srstove In the world. Everystovs ws will wsffset
10 perform we'll, and not to crack By IRE, sua .
Iailurein sithsrcase will be rcmediea BY ~ ~ or
'wnaxpenxs. Plsssecali and examine this nsW
article, at a MAin-st.
aprJ-d COMHTOCk 6kO u
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Gsek - uAsiSsna ~ stsSso afS1k M
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" Fer 6Ml0 Lew
A PINE, high building Lot, Is " 100 fsst 'front.'
- ing on l1th street near Ridge. Terms-past
sash balance 10 and two years. Ipcuirs on the
RYound Or this Office.
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Gr6csvy and FF0vfSjee Mses u Aasom's
LOUev Addjtiom.
THE subscriber isopsning = atsTs at the corner
! Of Ash and sts- In Masons Lower Addition,
forths sale Of Family Urocsriss Proyisions House
wnlsKt. halssDan, Mr.. john A. McGreeof. Thsse
acquainted withhm need no guarsntee for satis-
fa1sien AID fair desiing Look for the big sign In
view fron Convent hui. Cheap o. the cheap
ct ~ sash. p. a. URASTON.
jy3e-dea-is
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Fer sale IA . UArgMln.
a eibls btildingiot, feet front, or less At
A}tAs option Of the psrchsssr. Said lot Is on
high ground, and WILDE sold chsapif appliedfor
a0un.
Tssms: Absat sash; the bAlanesia easy pay
Ments. Inquire go andsFs isnAd In Day .
baiiding, corner u Exbhanse and 18th SITS.
p. A. URMSTON.
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DIRECTORS:
9. Perry, =. :. Ford, James =. Cox,
Geo. =. S1ytA, Wn. -. Turnss, II. D. Wood ward !.
a. BridSnsa, =. u. Harrison, .. y. voorhiss,
J0hn A0cans, NV. Rankin.
g. H. PERRY, Pres, X. II. HARRISON, Treus'v
J. ~. RANKIN, viss Pres, VIZ. TURNER See
iulyl1A1 noe
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The Hsursiell Murder.

The public interest excited by Il @ tragedy in
Bond street has in no degree diminished. after u
lapse of six days. As tho investigation proceeds
the mystery attending DIR. Burdeli's murder
lhickcns, and the theories formed in the first in,
stance one by one dispeIled,or rendered doubt
tnl by the testimony produced A will be seen
by our report of yesterdays evidence, one wit
ness came forward who testified to seeing the
Doctor in the Bowery on the evening of the night
Of the murder, and another saw person dressed
like the murdered man enter th" Doctors resi-
dence Mt | o'clk on same nght,d al the same time
heard -tHed cry Of 'Murder' Many interesting
POINTS, with reference to the nature of the ntima.
cy of Mrs Cmningham and the deceased. were
eucidated. But little however could be brought
out that tended to fasten the commission of the
crime upon its perpetrator-N. L. Herafd Of
Friday.
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LANCASTER Pa. (near Whe atland, FEB. A. 1857.
Mr.. buchanan has far determined upon the
persons who to constitute his cabinet as to
warrant me in naming the men. though not the
positions they will respectively fill. From the
South Cobb. of Georgia, Floyd of Virginia, GER
tam; Pickens, of South Carolina, or Brown, of
Tennessee: contingent From the North and
West, Bright of Indiana; Clifford, Of Maine, and
Judge Black, of Pennsylvania who il hard press
ed for secretary OF Sta.e. The only drawback to
this latter gentleman is J. Clancy Jones Of the
Old Keystone: who has number Of warm and
jealous friends. The chances are that Judge
Rlnck will be chosen.
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Conversational.

WAsnINaroN Feb. 7.-SENArE.-A Resolu-
ton of inquiry was adopted IA to the duties pro-
posed TO he rcmiltedJ and refunded on railroad
iron.
Tho Commute" Military affairs reported
back the House iill increasing the pay Of officers
OF tho army with amendments.
llousr.--A Resolution giving The widow of
the Hon. L. s. Brooks tho sum due him for ser
vice rs a member OF Congress Mt tho time Of his
death WINS adopted
Bills passed establishing Delaware, Osage and
Western Land Districts in Kansas also estnb-
fishing the office of Surveyor General Of Mime
sofa Also fo' completing Capitals for Nobros-
la and New Mexico. Also, appropratng 100000
for roads in Nebraska.
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schooner Eclipse, at SUFFOLK, Sn., abandoned Mt
sea Aferwnrd. brought aaUnspfon
Roads suffering ~ OF scn,ncn-Asroc'o"s O"t-


From the Norfolk News of Thursday
We are Informed that tho schooner Eclipse,
owned in Suffolk, was observed at some days
ago, with signals Of distress, by the ship Samuel
Russell. from Canton. Tho ship bore down for
her, and found her seriously damaged and out of
provisions the wind blowing heavily at the
time, the Captain of the ship deemed it unsafe
10 attempt rescue of the crew. when the third
mate volunteered, and with five men, manned the
long boat and undertook the task of transferring
the Captain and crew of the Eclipse to the Sam
uel Russell.
1t was then proposed 10 the Captain Of the ship
by the Captain of the abandoned sehooner,to tow
her into port, which he declined on tho ground
that there wns then heavy sen, aud indications
Of another storm, and that he would endanger his
own vessel if he attempted it. lho third mate
of the ship then proposed to his Captain to allow
him to take five men, and board the schooner
and bring her into port. 1t he conld, 10 which he
ussented, and after furnishing the brave fellows
with three days provisions, tho ship stood nwny,
and left them to the fate they bad chosen for
themselves. for better worse The weather
soon became much cnner, mud the schooner
stretched every stitch of canvass she could com
maud and after arriving within about l5 miles of
the Capes she was again driven 100 miles far
Their out to sea, by severe storm.
The three days provisions had now been
haustcd, and the poor fellows, left in state of
stan walton and despair. were consulting about
.casting lots as to which one should be killed
and eaten, when sail was seen i'll the distance,
and making II signal, they were soon supplied
with provisions by another schooner.
With renewed energy and hope, they again
headed for the copcs of Virginia. and Tuesday
last. came to anchor in Hampton Roads.
Ihc ship SAMUEL Russell had already reached
the Roads and recognizing the schooner when
she came in, we learn that twelve men from the
ship boarded the schooner, knocked down their
shipmates who hnl periled their lives to save the
Eclipse. put them in irons, and carried them on
board the ship. and the schooner Is claimed
prize by the Captain Of the ship.
The third mate, however. escaped, and came
up the city Yesterday with lawyer who return
ed inthc afternoons in all probability the sohoon
er is now in custody of the Deputy Marshal, the
schooner and cargo, consisting OF rice, cotton,
Nc. are valued at hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
We have stated tho facts Of the case as
they were narrated to us by gentleman, who
had them from an apparently authentic source.
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Is n 1ba 4 l.
| sl,,t.5. "a 'i,e SAINT eapie' ana snow mol Tue
! =, T.. 'nA'' ,'N3f1s '"'h ether. lhe only reason
| IL. - ~ aneir obstinate and pralfaeted ST.
| - '"'' '"'n Is TOO proud TO speak hrsL
| s,,.,,nc
! -. "N Inc board oil Health ut Lnray
/ snsl 'i'' 'se county Is now entirely ifee from
| f'
! g.. ut
were ia ne W otAs anu Nat'fpo~'r
cash aud the remainder NJ ane and t,o,c,rs t,,,
| with interest from date M Crews of Neads,iu,
| Halifax county Vn beco,na tla n,l,-r,,... d..
rifle H.
WuaRExrov The NM tells ps If mn, ,,,,
sh"t gun n The head of man, ct rather an Irish
man. named Patten The gun VAS knocked up aud
the eontents lodged in the ceiling Mr. Jun Rector
shot the gun. Another man shot the contents of n
pistol Into shutter. Times are serious in IS rrru-
NHehEsrEn.-fhe i0QieiR has something II
say ahoat rs which would be very GOOD II We con!d
fRE-from hs Tenth isliog.--The kitchen at
taehed 10 the house occupied by Mr. h Seninle Rove
midnight The origin of the IRE is unknown.
Co., u- -, -,
fl fey DAYS SINE. a sa,,, - haa',,;6l L. -.
raised in Staford .annt w., Ira Snnt,ra ", I,,
ofNp. yor ,y,b,at ,o ~ 7h ,h
emf ,ln..,, and t,r,t g. IN ,
narrowed in. piece of wheat land uear 10 it was
guanoed and seeded in the uguM way and that which
was seeded on the surface and narrowed in MAS A.
good rs tie gnanoed wheat The wheat is plump aud
beautiful. The land lies near HARDWOOD and was
W, ,, " W.. "m A. Nl''nell - o1s per acre
, - $50 $50 WV, ''a WV "s'ln ~" N''
,', ~, '',o'o 'a"os are sooo' hafa 10 Dc'''
ING " FNF III
LAM PAYING FOR ITSELF IN ONE CRoP.-1he late
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Meeting ot,he Nov. SCOTIA Legislator,

y
The Legislature of Nova Scotia opened to dry
with the usual ceremony. The Governors speech
was unusually leugtby, aud embraced quite n
number OF important local topics. He concluded
with an intlmation that an opposition company
with adequate resources will apply for charter
To lay submarine telegraph from ireland direct
to Nova Scotia.
Hon MIR Johnston moved vote of want of
confidence in the government.
The House adjourned I'LL Tomorrow
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~ Of the Virginia aud ienpsse Railroad Company
held AZ the Office of the Company in the CITY Of ynehsurg
Saturday the l7h day Of January Isl the following tesu
Sions adopted:
motion, Resolved THAT from ana after t'n dag
February next the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Car
Ill for Stock klcdby trains thus ro6
be clearly shewa that such Stock killed in
of the cupAble gsAcc Of the employees % thi4
company
Resolved That all claims against this company fog lat Of
damage goods produce nun BE- presented WITHIN thirty
should hav. dcse4i"
copy the NM. II. EI CHS
Jan 81 Is tecsetaTy.
~ Papers Advertising for this company copy
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I.A1EST NEWS.
From Wn.hin stou-rhe sabm RIVE Tciesr'ph
Rii-Drbnsc ou the Iari0 W hns shr s"'ss'-
pntimx Gomnitice about, etc.
WAsnINGToN, Feb. 3. $50.

WASHINGTON, Feb. D, 1897
Congressional proceedings have become bar
ren and embarrassing. The Senate after mneh
discussion. passed to-day an amended Gfadua'
ton Land act. The rest of the days proceed
ings have been unmportant.
The Oceanic Telegraph bill was the hrst ou'
Hess in order this morning IN the House aha M
unsuccessful attempt WAS made by Mr.. 'anPeeh
10 pass it under the operations al the previous
question. Mr.. Smith. If Virginia made an efieo
tive speech in opposition to the bill and IL was
ngain laid over. Tho chances are III favor ei lis
passage.
The tariff was discussed at length. md the
great wool interest Of the country received spec
a consideration. Mr.. Lotohcr's speech waS
marked with great ability. and was listened To
with deserved attention
The Investigating Committee will report Oh
Tuesday next.
Judge Striker was before thu Investigating
Committee TO day. Mr.. Slmonton notified them
of his readiness to obey their summons, but was
not recalled A deputy Sergeant at Arms left
this afternoon for New York on business Tor the
committee.
The House Committee ON the Post Ohce are
willing TO give the Collins contract 10 any party
who will take it on the original terms and pur-
chase his vessels ut II fair valuation. III no one
will take it Collins is 10 retain IT,
Mr.. Sumner is not here IA reported
The republican Congressman from lpdiana
have dispatches from Indianapolis. stating that
instead of twenty six senators being present AT
the alleged Senatorial election. yesterday, but
twenty three out of the fifty attended eleven less
than quorum The Senate, by seven majority.
had denounced the joint convention rs illegal aud
unauthorized by them. and protest against the
United States Senate swearing in the Senators
alleged to have been elected. The two American
votes cast were given by by representatives, and
not by the two American Senators, who declined
any participation in the election
Colonel William d. Merriok, of Charles conn-
ty. Mary land, formerly United States Senator,
died here this morning at an advanced age.
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News from New ftcNicc.

ST. Louis. Feb. 6.
We have received dates from Santa Fe to De
cember 18th. The Legislature Of New Mexico
organized on the Sd of Drccmbcr Focundo Pi-
no was re elected President of the Council, and
Romeez. Speaker of tho House. The corn crop
was abundant. Indian dtprcdatirns continued.
h. Ga-eite says that tn Governor il either
gro--,y ignorant of tie .at..t'ry o. intends TO
mi lead the government
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Ncx.n Irnn, NCM .NlcNiro.

DAl1IMONE, FtD. ,, ISJI.
New Orleans papers OF thursday and Friday
last are received. The on'y news they contain
: a confirmation Of the accounts Of the invasion
If rampco hv GAIA and the forcible seizure ut
the house of the British Cunsul Of s2iO,000, be-
longing to foreign merchants.
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Cttp dMO state aFdirs,

LuRAY, PAGE County. Val
JannNry 3pfh-lAl-

JdhutN JUN, 1891.
The absence OF incidents of interest and the pres
enee of deli ghu society have caused me to observe
proracted silence, which it is not certain will be
broken by this letter Soon-or there IS no assurance
in these stoedup times that it will reach its desna-
ton in a month. The loss, however will not be an
unbearable 10 your readers, should 1t never nee,
their eyes.
Old Winter has been cutting some fantastic tricks
in these parts OF late, ani reignng with uuaceus-
toned severity and rigur. In ht OF rage or whilst
on II spree he his emptiei tie clouds OF all the SHOW
in his garners right the heads aud houses, aud
lands OF poor unotiendiag Dgtch nHl Democrats and
here IL lies almost mountain high III some places
forming insurnouut4ble barriers to al means Of
transit, except on horseback -upon which at inter
walls of several days post hhy drHgs his slow lsnpth
along stage coaches aud rail cars having LotA
proved d" GO and Yielded 10 the Eou ers OF the ell
ements Not contcHt with this avalanche of SNOW
the old storm monarch has seut with ii accom-
paniment of the intensest cold ever known to this
latiude-sRch at least il the opinion of those who
profess to be posted respecting the yagaries of the
weather. But desiring 10 make my eff little dsn-
greeable as possible. will turn from this sub Get,
knowing that it is one ofwhich you already know
and hear more than is pleasant
Since ] wrote you, nearly a month ago Fl ON WASH
iugton City, have divided my tune between this
place aud mount Airy4-the magnificent estate Of
our townsman Jno q. Meem. Esq, aud the residence
of DR.. a. Il. Neen. IL is situated in Shenandoah
county, about midway between Stauuton and Vim
chester the great valley road and is Of the
most prjnceIy places in the country. Il embraces
i 900 acres larre nrenortiop Of winch Level as
u floor and As rich ~ u I'm lis 1crote1 ,uajnI
10 grazing purposes and arge quantities Of cattle arr,
annnaly raised ard fttcoea snep il far che Northern
markets The production o. Grain however. vpan
the place - very large AID that railroad farili-
ties are about II he furnished tbi, mart of the stt
the amount viii lac Greatly increased The N,noSsas
Gan railroad will pass immediately through the
Mount Aiyv MAC. and will reach that poini next
summer 81 is nov nj Woodstock 10 miles below
I. 49,. , - - : - 49, -, a.
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By I + l. L & r \ p II =.
The lslsrsiCll Case.

NEW York, Feb. The Testimony in the
Bond Street Murder oase is still vague and in
conclusive. Some witnesses hive testified to
DIR. Burdelfs frequent expression Of fears of vi
olenco and assassination by Mrs. Cunningham
Others have testified that DIR. Il. was ut Sarato-
ga at the time of the alleged marriage with Mrs.
Cunningham.
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b Minutes in Twelve novths Tie bsi and fnest a-sor
Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches in Virginia
for sale at THOMAS kNWLAN'S Watch and ycU eifS
Establishment He has Watches all Of the relrlra
ted skere and f heR suek quatS snd
finish that he lose five lts1tos In
twelve months Il waEt To get superior Wstek be
buy ii Of NoWLAN and will certainly have good
time piece He has also th9 sed fa.hioaiB. nr
an of JcHc lry be found in this market
Remember his No Is ~ Sycamore st, Sign OF the Eagle
Va
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1t is stated that the Hon. Mr.. keitt of South
Carolina. the intimate personal friend of the late
Preston $. Brooks is confined to his bed with the
identical disease of which Mr. Brooks died.
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Arrival of the Alps.

ArrIVNl Of The Alps.
NEW York. Fob. Z.
Tho steamer Alps, from llavre, with dates to
25ih ult.. arrived here to day.
The Russians have taken possession of several
islands III the Caspian Sea. Tho Porsians are
concentrating forces upon the Eastern frontier of
tho Empire.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

BN W. PAsiE. Attorney as Law, 1.yUrhbusg,
Va. cd his ONCE /" the tho Store
of A. u Raekef opposite tho Bank OF Virginia
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NucGOnksE n co,
WI Whoie.nI. U0d Retail sirOrcrs,
COMMISSION n FORWARDING MERCHANTS, aud
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
tho old Stand o McCorklo Jones', MAIN SfHLkf lNkru
nnRU will give particular attention 10 iioaao of FLOUR
WHEAT. CORN. BACDN LARD, BuFTER, sc Liberal
hdN will be made nil cansgnmena WHOM required
ian oats
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the sale Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
IBNCuuna VA having formed nrorarneahip for the pur
pose doing general Commission Bdsnoaa viii gvo their
undivided to all enuap umonts made To- them
once in the store of George u bnvs and next door 10 A.
u Ru,ker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Ian Is, ~ THOMAS q llilla
Cap Ino NJ Obey, Cashier Hank ct Va q u pa
". lur 4 bhytR Ca. Stnl NJ ,Iarland Amhor1 Mayo
cahcll Nelson, r. G Mitchell Cnshicr Morrhants bank
InIlln Il NrIa
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MARKETS.

Nrw Yonk, Feb 7-Brcadstuns unchanged.
Virginia Skies 92}.
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..roUEs 10, sn,c.-virui"in o per cen. Bonds

- Bogiats cd aud C3upona, city of ynchonrg Bonds
dorsed by Va Tenn X X Company Merchants Bank
Stock In sums 10 suit purchasers tho country
promptly Intended To- PETERS, SPENCE & co.
=
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THOMAS GILLIAN. RonrnI NJ. DUNLOP
kNlu.l.lNM n DUNLOP.
N IMPORTERS ANN pEAtEnsiN
IRON AND STEEL,
81 Bonnghrook Street, Petersburg, V,rg nin.
~" A large hssurt mont always IN hand
orders respectfully solicited aud promptly attended To-
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No ton. Engineer and Frederick kpsel aud G. Heinrich
Architects aud brauEhsmen Is prepared 10 furnish besgs,
Specifications aud estimates for NIL kinds Of buildings anl ma
churry. Special attention VIII be Paid to the construction OF
entrusted his charge Surveys Of Lind Mines and
Roads will be mndc at hp shortest notice aud upon the most
proved plans. Address II EAAIi4.
nov i,dSrta Architect Richmond Va
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SMALL Fox GoNE.-The Beard of Health ut Lurav
u''e,e that Page county is now entirely free from
small poA.
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MISSION AMI Inli " ARnINI MINIIIAM ME- ANll

y NTNNIUN NNII FVtW NNTITNI \, a NJ
DEALERS IN GUAND AND AGRICULTURAL. IMplE
MENTS, FfrEsnUUu, NAIroduco eonsgnmcu,s solicited
VIII the personal attention Of the partners kofo
John NJ Duy, Dr James Saunders haml Miller, Ambrose
1ckcr rrhhnrg Thomas aiRce, Hon John May, Pau
McIwaine VIM r Joynes Petersburg. Warwick Parks
dale. IIaxnll& 60. Richmond. THOMAS BHANGH,
JAS. X. BRANCH,
Nv nGdAcs JkD l.. BRANtl
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= aud conveyed to Mr. hm u hfhnp the Interest ul John
Brown Esd the Irase Furniture, rood Will A., e The
AMERICAN HOTEL aud 4urt continuance ot the liberal
patronage of tho friends al NJ THROWN behalf u The
Proprietor WM. II. JOHNSON,
Committee ot j. j lifoWn
RiCuNuEp. Jan. /, III.
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IVH numNfT pUF 8dT0oI occhPI11
Mrs Chaplin Tho location IL pleasant and private To CT
mcnro the frat Monday ia February
Mira Otoy hopes by strictly limiting the number to adapt
course nsrauoan 10 the various mental pacularare
her pupils
Tuition In n the branches 81 English education por to
u five months $50 Fronoh and Latin extra.
II Il d,tAWtw
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1 ss,oIsieHt PASTE;


u 9tfe-af bedford County and 81
the LARGE amount O drbi thrown ON me by -i wish -
sell a considerable portion If IT,
LIST OF THE LANDS.
No. Tract CharemonD containing 4b acres Is Of excel
lent auatv condition. ts improvements consist
Of large Sew House, Tobacco Factory Tan Yard
and several small dwelling houses
No Tract adoius No t. and contains U2 acres, Of prime
quality several whir1 fine Meadow, Old mill pond
1t also contains a Apple Orchard The improvements
consist Of Oyersrcr House good negro Cabins Barn,
Stables and Grist aud Saw Mil
Ma Tract on Iaeksons Mountain, fknown as Gwatlin's
tra-i aioius and contains ij3 much II
which Tobacco land fine Apple Orchard is on this
place
Tract embracing 1000 ts Is divided into seVe-
lies No business and squirrel Noun
tain and very fertile producing every thing that is 7n"a-
bic Sauld make scpcriur Stock farm
No containing 800 Is the south side Of No
Business Mountain and aions tract No 1t is uunprovcd
80 OF j. Ihomas on the west
Business Mountain cmb aenB considerable guam
ii good Tobacco ldad
No Tract confirms 1000 and Is GA the Blue Ridge
NORTON 81 the james River Caun It's all In It's
original growth.
These land, VIII ho sold in quantities and terms to suit
purchasers aud viii he shown to persons wsn f. view them
m Cant Richard who resides IN the n'sborhond in
which they located and who Is authorized 10 contract for
th. sale Of the MitAJAH DAVIS Jr
ttfy - iYtyt4
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HAlE-lhe Dantille Works and Water-powcr.
were sold Al auction yesterday for S22 0ou third
ea>h, and the remainder at one aud two years time
with interest from date Nj Crews of Meadsylc.
HALIFAX county, Va., became the pureaa. er- Dan
rHia r.
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NmehEsrEn.- The IUQjaim has something t.
say "hoat us which would be YER, good II We eou!d
only make it out Print your paper better.
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A tNWNI NJ. Is NJ NIOTION--u VIII s'I', OF
Thursday l2th February, 1857 In trent Of
II nnleyn Carriage shop, Main Street, large stock nt
lpckawaYs and HnFgeH consisting Of fine family
Carnage Roekaways AMI horses fine top Bug
piea ~ DuRgea and Sukeys, and sevc
raj SECOND hand Carriages uggies the property OF Jno H.
Bailey taken To satisfy sundy executions against said Bailey
All aud Buggies, the time
feb 5deodtl9ieh II pUNNiNGTON, T. O. L.