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COMMISSIONERS SALE or TWO TRACTS
SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE In RACu COUNTY

COMMISSIOSERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. IN BATH COUNTY.
pursuance OF Il decree pronounced in the Circuit
Court III Bath county al the July special term. e5S.
in cnus' therein pending. In which Emma Johnston, In
her own right and esecurx OF John Johnston deed,
plaintiff and Edwin Bowen md others defendants
shall CommissOner OF said Court proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises on hursday the lth day
at November next the valuable Tract of Land upon which
the sal Johnston resided the time of his DEATH consist
ihg OF six separate tracts containing III the aggregate
about $50 and situated In hr sHd county OF BATH
about th'es miles rom The Healing Springs and ak
miles from the Hot Springs Immediately upon the
pike road leading from the warm 10 the White Sui
phur Syringe"
This farm ia chiefly Limestone land and much of il level
aud can easily BE- made of the best grain stock
farms In this section OF the State sein- well wHered with
two ncyerailng streams running through IT, aud With
numerous springs
The tract may be very conveniently divided a to
make two excellent and good sized arme with all
snry buildings upon each there being the
large ind commodious Dwelling Houses, Of brick
which has been used Tor several years rs hotel known
the Cedar Greek HOTEL aud the other large and
we'll built frame hsc in which rad Johnston resided
his death There attached TO each Of the houses all
necessary outhOuscs.
mv!ns always been capital situation for 4 Country
store There Is nlso the premises good Merchant
Mil, upon ncver-iGiling stream.
All of the Buildinss are in good repair. To q
tdrtner. grazier physician. merchant, hotekeeper
this property offers great Inducements and indeed it
seldom that property 30 desirable this aud eglby
situated, IL offered for sale IN virginia.
TERMs-Oneourlh Of the purchase money to be pad
in cash the day Of sale, the re.due credit o nine
eighteen and twenty months In equal instruments,
and the purchaser purchasers executing bonds with
good personal security for deferred payments and the
Commissioners reainn. the lega title, additional
curity until all the purchase Honey il paid.
Possession given OF tho Tavern House, Store House.
and Mills, and the Farm contiguous the lat day OF
January next, and the residue the let day Of Octo
Der icJ9.
Address Healing Springs P. o, Rath Co, Va
&C N.
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~ ISIS PEGRAM'~ sCHOOL.-MiSS PEGRAM
WI will the duties OF her school the LIST OF Oc
ober Circulars containing full particulars may be-
aad, application to Mrs J. w. PEGRAM, Linden
square, Franklin st July l2-d&clOct
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&. IL. ST. TON.

G.. IL. SUTTON.
CONN - ION AERC II ANT,
ljta ST, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAhY,
RICHMOND. VI.
WIS promp; attention To the sale Of Wheat, Flour,
Iooacco. Corn. Rye, Oats, aud Country Produce
ally
ass Tor sendin. Grain to Market furnished to or
n IN" uslsl ,erns Sept 9-d3l.
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years oil age 80 00
For further particulars apply to
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE.
REFERRScEs.-The Patrons Ut the School; Right Rev
Bishop Meade. Virginia; Right Rev Bishop Elliott. Geor
sa; Right Rev Bishop Johns, Virginia; Right Rev bishop
Cobb, Alabama; Rev NJ u Hoge, ID d. Rev ~ Moore, u
d, Rev Gllderseevc Virginia; the Clergy OF the Eps-
ops! Church in Virginia.
have several Of my pupils TO place teachers. Per-
by applying to may the services of
fcnt Instructors X. P l..
Aug 3-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

YNHE rim SesslUn VIII commence october ], 1897
q and close the last Thursday in June, 1889
No material changes in the general plan found To be
desirable, but It is hoped the experience acquired By
previous Sessions and the additional teachers
sill give greater facility and in carrying the
ystem which has already Tor the Institute high
q position.
REV B. MANLY. JR will retain the position Of Pres
lent which be has occupied from the beginning and will
evoe his attention exclusively instruction and
Jervson OF the School being freed from the OF the
posrders.
The boarding Department will be entrusted to Pro.
lessor CHARLES II. WINSTON and his Lady in whom the
trustees feel that they have repose the CHEST
:onhdence Professor Winston will also give instruction
Ancient Languages and English Literature. tie Is Ii
Master OF Artl the University OF Virginia and recently
Professor in Pennsylvania University Kentucky
The Trustees in correspondence with gentleman
i deserved reputation, Professor o Mathematics
whose name will be announced II. IN early day.
The services OF DR.. X A LEWIS y Professor Natu
al Sciences, III Miss MARY l. THOMPSON As Instructor
French vi Or. f. BUcHLER, Teacher vi German have
again secured and additional assistance will hp
ided tor instruction in the English branches OF the Col
.gate Department. Miss JANE : STANARD, Mrs Ann
/. MALLORY Miss MANY C.. LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA
ToMPKIss will have charge OF the Preparatory Clos,es
Mr.. N. H. CLAP will continue To be the Principal OF the
Music Department and will be aided by such assistants
may be needtu suitable provision will be made TOR iD-
'tructon in painting, drawing and other ornamental
ranches.
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half payable in Advance, Oct l. the remainder Feb. Is
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $40
French in Preparatory department. Commencement. 10
English Tuition 10 Collegiate Department 20
Ancient and Modern Langua les, each. ......... -
Music on Piano or Guitar so
Use OF Instrument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
Drawing, Needlework or Grecian Painting 81
Uil Painting. 40
Hoard including every thing except washing 200
For any further information apply 10
Aug 4-d2m B. MANLY. Ja
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ID U (:s,l ID X L q -
w. PETERSON,

DRlG s!l DIR T. :S!li
w PETERSON,
'rSeES5oR ALEXANDER DuvAL,
80. Noia Street, Corner l2th.
.'ERS 10 Merchants. Physicians and Farmers,
rsry complete stock of
uGS, CHEMICALS. MEDICINES, FANCY AND
TOILET ARTICLES
aos and Rru-he-. OF every GescriPtor Paints; Oils,
rang sni sressiug; Glass; Dry aud Ground Colors.
|. .hrr ARTICLES usually Kept in first class Drug
PIC $ low, 10 Cash aud prompt buyers Quality
Articles Warranted. Sept 10
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


FEAlALk sCiiuUL.
ENRY ROBINSON proposes to open, on the frs,
IN MONDAY ~ October. i'll very plcasan, room above
the Sycamore Church Lecture Room. Female Schoal
in which Will be thoroughly taught the usual branches
the Piano. . "'"
ne terms e5o per session Of nine months i'll he
CURED lhe one halt In advance the other ut the middle
o the session His daughter who has had several years
experience In teaching. VIII have charge OF the Musical
department., al an additional price CT $40 the session
"a. sarquainnincr IN Richmond is quite limited but
Nv uaters hlnseli that an experience in female teaching
III Noroik aud the lower country will ensure the entire
Satisfaction Of these who may patronze his institution
Tie expects to be in Richmond the last week in this
MONTH but in the interim, be refers for further parcu
lars, TO his friend, Prof II J. Christian.
He would aso REFER most respectfully to the following
gentlemen. viz:
JUDGE HALyDrRroN, DIR WM II GwArHaRY
Gov JNO GREGORY Col lHos EVANS,
7 III AyLErr, Esq. NAT HILL Esq
DIR BEv WEXFORD, LEWIS HILL Esq and
Dr JNo w GAhLIoK, HART. Esq. COT the firm nt
nr Ron T LYME, cambridge 4 Hau)
Sept 9-eod3w
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StEALED proposals will be received by the undersien
- ed at this Peat until l2 o'clock, NJ, the 25th int
for furnishing the Public Guard with Provisions for twelve
months commencing 6rst day If October 1858 The to-
tai number required will be about 80 900. Each
hu ndred ratons consist nf
liz lbs ounces superfne -four
IS lbs mess pork bacon, or l25 lbs fresh or salt
beef
gallons white beans
60 vinegar
quarts salt
lbs soap
~ lbs good tslow candes
The contractor to deliver and Issue the Armory At
such time such quantities required By the COM
msndng officer. CHAs. DiMMoCh,
Captain commanding Public Guard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

A GRADUATE Of the Virginia Military Institute with
years experience in teaching, desires siua-
Inn assistant In school. or In private iami.
". Satisfactory references can be had il required.
Address XYZ
Aug 2S-c2w Box lGe Norfolk Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
II RELIEF FOX MAN AND BEAsT.-THt

II RELIEF FOX MAN And BEAST.-THE
HORsEMANs HOPE AND FARMERS FRlEND.-DR.
PEARSON BARRIERS Observation-Disclosures years
trial OF this preparation in various parts of the country
proves this to be Of the valuable remedies
offered for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprsins. Swelnrs.
Frosted Feet letter and Ring Worm, Pmples, Pains in
the Back Breast, &C. In man-and Tor horses efcctusy
cures Old and Fresh Wounds Cuts, Sprains, Strains
Curbs, Splnt, SPAWN Swceny, Wind Gall Pufs, Pole
Evil Grease, lumps Scraches Thrash. Calls swelling
aud Stiffness OF Joins, &c And the proprietor. conf
IDENTIFY challenge the world to produce Ire equal.
Prepared BY N. r. BUXTON OF Philadelphia.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, Newfoundland by
Druggists and storekeepers throughout the United States
July 15-ly
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
WHAT TITS DOING FOR THE SICK.

A., schuchmsn. Esq the we'll known Lithogrspher
.. hsve frequently used Bcrrhave's Holland Btters
,,.inipysrisbly relieves indigestion and debility"
p. Samuel Rabcock says: "a fmnd special relief
:: I,,. Tor severe headache. with which had long
!; >. MCDOWELL Esq, says: Il have used Boerhave's
:. B,ters myself, and recommended il to others,
.,,,; 10 be Just what it is represented"
5op.,hsn Neely. OF Lower It. Clair. says; VI have
va. ,rss benen; IRON its for weakness OF the sto.
.-,.y Marphy. says: after several physicians had
~ .rhares Holland Bitters removed the pain from
. =. =, and side arising from Indigestion
-. : ID by me principal Druggists in Richmond and
~ Sept 6-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

;.STLEM from nnsylvania would like to pro.
aasa IN n commission house. Havin: acted MS Clerk
,.-.nsn Tor the last II years, he can produce tho
satisfactory references regards character and
[:tsOns lie would not obj ct to act as Overseer on
,...;on Letters addressed to j. W. BOYD, Rich.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
. ,TueK AND INDIA RUBBER BKLT1N1:;

& tATHER AND INDIA RUBBER BETTING;
i I.o crtbei and India Rubber Hose tull assort'
.', these goods of the very best quality alwsys on
u1 ,cn will be sold on good terms as they can be
,I y. ,y other place. ut N. w. sstords maGuneury oil
,..... md Hose No. "a Main 81 up ss's Inc 'a'ey
~ Betting are best Northern oak AID ben 'ock
!.A ,.:.5 r. three ply and four Ly. ord'r, rom III"
~ - Richmond Va.
ARASHs' CHALLENGE BLAChlN'-0o e'osa
Sen, a. i" ''' P. JOHNSTON & BRO,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
C!.UTON III i!AtE iUi.I.tt.F
KING AND QUIZ COUNTY, VIRUiSiA
FORMEHL uWS A;

C;20f0I 7f-Iiil1i.G> ;;- %, ~,
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
roRMEnL A;
CROTON FENILE LNSTITCTE
1FAVISG received Charter "incnrpora,i II from the
lasi LEGISLATURE al Virginia, nui,rixin. thu Facul.
~ 10 coulter iiflunns au library distinctions. viii open
ia first session IN" lir.t dny OF The nsins October aud
close the las ny al Jane. Is?
The location al Cruon renal" College. i unsurpassed
in lower Virginia ur lirnliluln'-- nnl
not always enjoyed by Institutions IN Tie country. 1t lit
ua.ed pleasant and commOdiUu, Churc6 having II
large Sunday school and regular Ministry
TEHMS:
Ioari per sc--sn, Sl25
rrinnry English Brauch.t 10
Academic, -
Collegiate, 80
Language, ancient and modern, each, 20
Drawing, Painting aud Embroidery, euch, Is
Music and use OF Instrument 45
School room rXpcnscI, )
70 he pad one half The -s, day Of Oc,ohrr l-e the
other hal tho 18th OF February 1859. Any farther par
IiculHrs may be- had by addressing,
DIX. ZACHARY LEWIS. President.
Aug 27-cw6w >t"vrnsvle King and Queen.
FEMALE COLLEEIATE INSTITUTE,
BUCKINGHAM, VA.
fENHE Fall session Of this Institution viii! open the
Il ed September FACILITY.
Rev. John e. Blackwell a. NJ President and Professor
OF Natural Science and Ethics
j. Potts, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics and Ancient
Languages
Arnaud Preo, Professor Of Modera Languages and Mu
sic.
E.h
Miss :. a. Cobb nsructress in Ornamental liranchcr
and Assistant In Music
- Assistant in Music.
SESSION. DUE ADVANCE:
Board. including fuel, lights, and washing, 500 90
English Branches ID On
Latin or Greek or beth 80
Modern Languages each, 10
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use of Piano, 30
Vocal Music, charge.
Drawing different kinds O Painting and different kinds
Of Needle Work the usual charges.
Among tho many advantages the Institute affords to
young Ladies' wishing to obtain thorough education.
be mentioned the fact that oil the Professors and
Their families and also all the Assistans reside in the In
and nj the table with the Dung Ladies'
Tn, arrangement enables the students obtain aid in
hri studies whenever needed, and proper utcn
lion Ia heir Manners comfort and well being.
Pupils coming By the james River Canal will be met AT
New Canton with suitable conveyances by wiring To TINT
effect the President OF the Institute. Those coming by
the South Side Rail Road will secure convcyances nj
souable rates by writing to Col Richard A. Booker
Fsrmvic, Va
For further Information address
JOHN c. BLACKWELL,
Aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hill. Va
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DISSOLUTION
TIME firm of CLOPTON & CRUMP, Architects and
Engineers was by mutual consent dissolved on the
ct instant The business OF tho will be settled
by E. b. CLopIoN.
Richmond Va Sept eth 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

RICHMOND COLLEGE.
yuNHE next session will begin October LIST and close the
IL LIST uf July following The Faculty consists Of
REV. RoBr RYLAHp, A. NJ. President and Professor of
Moral Science.
GEO f. DADxRY. a. NJ Professor OF Latin and French
Languages
LEWIS TURNER, A. NJ. Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WIN g STRANGE, a B, Professor Of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
SIDNEY II OWENS JR, A. ~. Professor of Greek Ian
suage and Literature
II. w. REIsH,Rr. Tutor OF the Academic Department.
Diet and attendance, $3.50 on
Tuition in College classes, Gin the Academic S4J) 20 U0
Fuel sl0 roemrent s.; deposit S.; printing 5Oc II so
Sls7 30
Payments for board. third the let of October.
January and Apr-for tuition half the LIST of Oc
bcr aud the other the 18th Of April-ior fuel onehn
the LIST Of October and the other the st of January
students furnish their and provide their wash
ing. lights and towels the two hotels under the
agement of Messrs Tyler and Lindsay-who are well
qualified for posts Each day charged 81 for
fuel and 81 for REMIT he occupy room In College
during the day. For further particulars see Catalogue.
Aug 6-tlstOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

L.. -. SQUlEkS
SELECT CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
CORNER OF AND FIRST STREETS,
RICHMOND, VI.
FHNHE Twelfth Session v i'll commence Monday, the
Il 9th of September 1853
rERMs-PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN ADVANCE:
Senior English Beginners in Latin. ......... 30 90
Latin, Greek and Higher NJ Mathematics ~ GD 90
Modern Languages. by Prot F.. Hondayer 90 90
Drawing. by John a. Calyo. 20 "
Prr'ons wishing TO see the Principal before the opening
Of the session. do by through the Post
Office, givin: time and place of appointment.
Sept g-dlm -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

Ii. .i5,cr.ber wishes 10 employ gentleman who
| al s.ch the English French and Latin languages,
ssi"ns;!cs, 10 take charge small school, TO com.
On NE acs, OF October None need apply bu. such
D. 'aranh the best ier,mo ia!s Of their fitness TO
,crms and address the subscriber, at Locust
p Pos Once, Louisa county, Va.
\; I1-cu4r GEO FLEMING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

F. B. CLOPTON will comnuu the business Of Arcbi-
tec and Engineer the office lately occupied by Clop
ton Crump No. l46 Cup sairs) Main street. Richmond,
Virginia and offers his services TO his friends
and the uublc generally Sept 9-is
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.
DY the steamship ROANOKE, are request tin
ID ed to be on hoard before the hour of de- SSfS
partnre, 4 O'Clock, r. NJ Friday the 10th inst
Tickets and Berths secured our Office, opposite
steamers whsrves
Passage 70 New York. Meals and State room included
only 4i0 Seerage Passage only t5 Passage TO Norfolk
same 40 BY the river boats.
No freight will be received unless specially engaged.
LUDLAM e. WATSON
Sept9-H Office opposite Steamers Wharves
Il EMONs.-lO boxes French Lemons, per steamer
Jamestown, received this day consignment
CHURCH & FLEMING,
Sept l-lw Corner Cary and 18th cts
N1ULTICOLE RYE--TLe genuine Muicole kyc,
Sen, q r JOHNSTON & BROS.
SALT 1000 Sacks Liverpool and ground Alum salt in
Senf7 " E. H. SKINKE Err, g. co.
NEW YORK EXTRAlSYRUP.-l5Obb ls for sale
IL by l. &c B. DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
FLUvANNA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

FLCVANNA MILITNKf iNSTIT
A. FULkERSON Graduate Va. Military instituted In
structor in Mathematics and Tactics.
T. MELTON. (iraduate University Virginia. Instructor
in Ancient and Modern Languages.
d. 8. FARRAR, PRINCIPAL, and Instructor In Enghsh
Natural Sciences, History and Literature
snNHE session OF this School will commence on the
II LIST of September and end LIST July.
The object OF this School being to prepare young men
for the University the active duties Of c the method
Of instruction is fashioned nearly as practicable alter
that of the University.
The Military Department besides sffordns MANY other
obvious advantages tits young tor study by tu nsh
ing them that regular Wholesome aud proper snount 1
exercise which 10 much needed among Students both
to restore and preserve healthy and vigorous constu
iune -,
This Department will not in any manner interfere with
the regular duties Of the Academic Course. o
TKRMs-Board and Tuition, ten months $4,000 s2oo
zone half payable in ADVANCE
For Catalogues. containing particulars, apply to
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EWhig requested to cop
! CpNTRACTORS FOR

X s; :' nm q. H1,a = s5s:il: k
or overseers, Backsmiths In general
pemns toois, wheelrishts. masons, and come
y -, u, ose men will be sent out in ship from
~, MchIond, after the Goth of this month.
n h. sna all those that have been employed will
A.. pors and hold themselves in readiness to
. vow "s' Time. They will also employ 800 In.
"a. ~ ,natts and tdnnels and rock excavations;
.. nil be sent out in October, either from Bal
= 49, tof which due notice will be giveu,)
Minor Roberts, Carlisle, Pa; Jacob Hum.
b 'Ano' Md and Robert Harvey, Richmond,
! Sept. 10
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nv PRINTERS AND RDITORS

n, eaiNTEks AND EDITORS.
!N: rhkSS AND TYPE FOR SALE.
,;i-- purchased larger press aud new type, the
-aa,.t ,,,, ana the type on which the Enquirer.
Ii. ' ni re sold at great bargain and de-
> va, purchaser in the course of two or three
b! nm uhe we expect to complete our arrange.
:. nXs,s 1u' me Enquirer" on an enlarged sheet,
{ s' and other improvements
~ EDITORS Of "ENQUIRER
~. IN ,,. and PLOUGH CASgINGS.-An
sore, and Tor snle BY
t-lu CHURCH & FLEMING,
Corner Of Cary and 18th streets.
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l>ArCTION SOTICE.-ln order TO avoid the
- frequent applications made to u.s. we beg leave
atom The lbhc That have discontinued the sale Of
k,rs property We shall conhn- ourselves exclusive.
I, 7s ,sl. OF real estate
GODDIN g. APPERSOH,
(..-,-r Auctioneers.
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TEACHERS.

1.-TWO young gentlemen, no have attended lccturrs
4 NJ the University OF Virginia. and had considerable
experience IN teaching DESTROYS of Obttnin: hr
frlucipaship and Assistant Assistants. OF School
either in the country city Best testimonials given
For further particulars, address BETA
Aug. 20-c.w Hampton Va
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

TTMMEL> ESSENCE OF COFFEE By the
d rroce or lees quantity.
,-.l0 W. PETERSON. Druggist
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-28

"PAY Your DEBTS. THE Rocktcn
Gazette breaches a most excellent SER
mon on this text, worthy of serious re-
hection:
Many of our farmers who are heavily
in debt are holding on to their grain,
hoping to get higher prices. Ii is i'm
probable that they will do SO. They
must reconcile themselves to the idea
that the extravagant prices they obtained
last year, cannot be obtained again.
Others are holding on to their money,
or letting it at high rate Of interest
instead ofpaying it to their creditors.
This is wrong, those who are in debt are
injuring themselves as we'll as large
number of others, mechanics, tradesman
&C., by holding on to their grain. We
allow that the prices are ruinously low,
too low to live at. but by holding on you
are losing still more. With but little
prospect of higher prices, waste in one
form and another, interest accommodating
scores of others disappointed in conse-
quence of your "holding on" Farm
crs, consult your own interest as we'll
as the interest of the community at large
and sell enough, even if it is at a sacri-
fee, to pay what you owe. He who re-
fuses to do it, deserves to- be severely
blamed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-28

CONVERSION OF A GAMBLER.-The
Christian Era, of Boston. gives an ac-
count of very remarkable conversion
of gambler at Uxbridge. "While sit
ting at tho table with the cards in his
hands, he was smitten almost like Saul
of Tarsus. He could neither hold his
cards nor play the game. His compan-
ion urged him to take another glass OF
liquor, to quiet his nerves. He refused ;
and leaving them at their games, he
started at once for home, and found no
peace until he felt I'm inward evidence
Of forgiveness.