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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-06
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of n Decree
- and order of sale directed and ssued out Of tic
Hon iStrc Court Of the 18th Judicial district in aud for
Nevada county and State Of California judgment
dered in said Court the 5h day Of January A. D. 1855
in favor Of JOHN LYNCH and against JOHN ROACH FOR
the sum Of five hundred dollars principal debt with inter
est the said of $500 the Of ten per cent or
annum from the rendition of judgment until paid togeh
with $l 70 costs OF suit for the sale Of the following de-
scrbed property TO wit all Of the undivided half of
tain piece parcel Of land town lot situated the
west side of Mill street in Grass Valley county and stat"
aforesaid and described follows to wit commencing at
the south east Of lot belonging to Dir. Mitchell.
thence westerly eighty feet less thence southery
forty feet tn the land belonging to Mr. Sullivan thence
eaery TO Mill street thence forty feet north following
Mill street to the place Of beginning together with all and
singular the enements, hercdamen,s and appurenances
thefeunto belonging or in anywlse appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public saN
all the above described property to the highest bidder Ter
cash front of the Court House door in the city OF Neva
da Tuesday the 26th day of January, A. D. 1888 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock r n 10
satisfy and pay said judgment
Given under my hand this 5th day of Jan. A. n 1855
S. ". BORING Sheriff
l4-ti Nevada County.
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To the Nevada Baptist Church.


Your building committee would respectfully
make the following report:
That in the discharge of their duties as such
committee they have proceeded to the erection
Of the church edfce as fast as the limited means
furnished them would admit-cver acting upon
the principle, that it is better to proceed slow
than to involve the church in debt. Therefore.
although it is now more than one year since
we commenced operations, we only have the
frame enclosed and painted, and the floor laid.
The cupola. doors, and windows are unfinished.
We have lumber enough on hand to cell the
inside up to windows. aud finish the cupela. And
in view Of the difficulty in raising funds. on ac-
ccuut of the tightness of the times we hav.
thought best to board up the door and windows.
to protect the floor from damage by Storm until
money can be obtained to proceed with th
work. Our agent for soliciting subscriptions
and collecting funds. Elder o. 3. Stone, has
visited many o! the mountain to wns. and few
places in the valleys, for that purpose and We
find on = settlement of accounts with him thai;
he has collected ST., ,ll2 95. and that he has paid
out on account Of church S1,l6S 10, showing
a difference Of $55 Is advanced by him, which
he donates to the church.
| Our present financial condition is az follows:
OF the $50 days work pledged, about l25 has
been done, and the balance will be rendered
whenever required for the completion Of the
edinee. There is balance due J. n. Turner
on lumber bill Of $26 80, and there is also all
unpaid subscription Of SIS 90. which we expec,
can he had at any time.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Nevada, Dec. 2lst, 1857.
STILLMAN THOMAS,
! JOSEPH RICHARDSON
| Hpnou.l
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TEE present State Legislature is the ni,A
and net The tenth, as we stated last week.
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Building COMMITTEE.
The foregoing report was accepted by the
church, and vote Of thanks rendered to their
agent, Rev. o. B. Stone, for his liberal donation
and the faithful discharge of his duties.
Published by order and in behalf of the church.
J. r. RUNERY, Church Clerk
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BIRTH.
TRUSTEES REPORT !

At Chips Flat, Nov. 25th the lady Of VIM Rediern of
/ daughter.
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CASE OF PLuMER.-Henry Plumer was brought
before the District Court on Wednesday morn
ing last for sentence, and through his counsel
made application for new trial, having filed
an affidavit to the effect that three of the trial
jurors had expressed positive opinions en- the
guilt of the prisoner previous to the trial. The
sentence was consequently put off until Satur-
day, and the jurors who tried the case were
summoned TO be in attendance at the time. On
Saturday the case was again called up and the
defense proved by two witnesses that Getchel
the foreman of the jury, had frequently express
ed the opinion that Plumer was guilty of mur-
der and should be hung; one Of them stated
that, at the time it was reported crowd was
coming down from Downievils to hang Butler,
that Getchel said they ought to hang Plumer
at the same time. Getchel filed counter state
ment under oath, and another witness, who
had been intimate with Getche. said he did not
remember of ever hearing him express any de-
cided opinion in the case 1t was also proven
by several witnesses, that two other jurors one
from San Juan, the other from Red Dog, had
expressed unqualified opinions prior to the tri-
al, to the effect that the defendant was guilty
of murder. The evidence was reduced to wri-
ting, and the case postponed until next SAtur-
day, to hear arguments of counsel on the ap-
plication for q new trial.
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LOCAL TNrELLIGENCE.

AN OID ISLANDER REvIvED-The fact thai
some four er Eve hundred dollars collected for
the relief of the DOwuieville sufferers, was en-.
trusted to the hands Of !. Williamson, to be to-
ken to that place, has revived an old SANDER, In
regard to the distribution Of the fund sent to
Nevada for the relief Of the sufferers by the fire
Of July 10th, 1856. Some five thousand dollars
in all was received, and the most Of II faith
fully distributed. by q committee appointed for
that purpose among the most needy sufferers
the balance being paid over to the school fund.
Mr.. Williamson, az one of the committee teok
charge of the funds, and paid them out to such
persons as the committee thought were most in
need Much o. ii was almost forced upon fam
lilies who had in one short hour, lost everything
they possessed on earth. They were not in the
habitOf accepting charity, and for the reason
that many Of them might not wish to see their
names figuring in print, as having received aid
from the fund sent in fer the relief Of the suf-
ferers, the committee refused to publish de-
tailed account Of the manner in which the fund
wss distributed. An accurate account, how
ever, was kept OF the distribution OF the Iuno'
with the names Of the parties to whom money
was given. Mr.. Williamson has the book and
will take great pleasure in showing il to any
person who may wish to ascertain what was
done with the money. We had supposed this
whole matter was satisfactorily explained OF
the time; but some people are constitutionally
disposed to find fault, and within the past two
days we have heard fifteen or twenty individu-
ais declare that they were never able to ascer-
tain that single sufferer got any Of the re-
lief fund. If such persons, instead Of growing
like dog with sore head, at the imaginary
of others, would take little trou-
BILE to learn the facts from the proper source,
they would save themselves great deal Of un-
easiness.
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The above sale is postponed until Thursday January
7th, 1858 by order Of plaintiff IS attorney
s W BORING Sheriff
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The total export Of treasure in 1856 amount
ed to $50.ssl,S34 O5, SO that by deductng the
above amount this year, the decrease in 1857
is found to amount to merely $l,725,75l 50.
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The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY Deeem.
Der Slst 1857, py order Of Plaintiffs Attorney.
s. W. BORING, Sheriff,
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AFHElNNIFF'S SALE.-I3y VIrtuc Oh NH E1Ae-
- euton to directed and issued of the Hon. Dis
tret Court Of the l4th Judicial District in and Tor the
County Of Nevada and State of California, judgment
rendered in said Court the 3lst day Of October, A.
D. 1891 in favor OF A. d. Skillman and against 81 Dan
ford for the of six hundred and ninety dollars and
twenty cents principal debt with the princ
pal at the rate of ten per cent per from the rend
ton OF judgment until paid together with costs suit
taxed at S6 20 for the sale of the following described prop
erty TO wit The Water Ditch known as Danford's Ditch
conveying water from the North Fork of Deer Creek
Gold Hill Dkgings in said County and State together with
all and singular the tenements heredtaments and Appur
tenances thereunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
the above described property to the highest bidder for
cash in front of the Court House door the city NeVA
da on Tuesday the oath day of November, D. 1857, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. n and O'Clock r.
satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of Nov. A. D. 1857
Std S. W. BORING Sheriff Nevada County
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The above sale is postponed for want of bidders until
TUESDAY, December LIST, A. ID. 1857.
S. W. BORING Sheriff.
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TREASURE SHIPMENTS FOR ls57.-The exports
Of treasure by steamers during the past year
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Given under my hand this Sd day Of Nov A. D. 1857
Std S. W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada County.
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npUCATYoW.

MRS SUSAN REEDS school,, cor
- ner q Broad and 3s.h streets. wfll b. re.opensa
90 MnNDAY, the 10Th Of September,
"A 2s-tlsteA Sthtol6ths
THE EXERCISES OF Mr.. BTUART9
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL CHooT,
~ wi De r.suned Monday, Oct 9Th. corner Clay and
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QICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE :

~ The Fifth Session will commence October lls5s.
and close the last Thursday in June, 1859.
found to be desirable. but it is hoped the xperence
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success IN carrying out the system which has al
Rev MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-.
sident. which be has occupied from the beginning
and viii devote bis attention exclusively to he in.
struction and supervision of the school berg freed
from the care of the bosrders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs WINSTON and his Lady in whom
The CHEST confidence. Professor Winston IN also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and Enpl;sh
Literature Heis a Master Of Arts of the University
OF virginia, and recently Professor in Transylvsnia
University, KY.
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gen.
tleman of deserved reputation Professor of Math
ematies, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services ofD r LEWIS as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc.
tor ic French, Of DR. BuCHLER, as teacher of Ger.
man, nave been again secured; and additional as
sstance wi be provided for instruction in the Eng
fish branches of the Goll- giate Department Miss
JANE STAHARD, Mrs ANN Il MALLoRY Miss MARY
c LArHRoP and Mics MARTHA 1oMpKINs will have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. n CLAPP will continue 20 be the priUcpaI of
the Music Department, ami will be aided by such
assistance as may be needfui. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting Drawing
and other ornamental branches
TERMS-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
HAfpaysbie in advance. Oct the remainder Feb IS
Eng sh Tuition in Preparatory Department.-.$30
FRENCH 10 Preparatory IL
English Tuition in Collegiate Department.. 70
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 20
nusc on Piano OF Guitar. 90
USE
Drawing. Needle Work, or Grecian Painting 20
VII FHiutink 40
Board, including everything except washing... 200
aor further information, apply to
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CLASsICAL AND COMMERCIAL

On 9th street, between Broa and Marshall
h hnK1 s : sMfr Il An N, Principals.
Professor EMtUN, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
of September.
The humber of scholars received into this school
ton of the Principals. The course of instruction
the primary studes is critical and Through -and
advanced pupils and young men are ttted Tor busi-
ness for entering either OF the classes in College.
Recjtafions conducted with use OF Mathematical
Blocks. Charts. q obes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping Will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
haa ar the bookstores of Messrs Price and John
ii Richardson
One of the Principals can be found at the studY on
Bread st, I'd door from 9Th Bt. au l6-2m
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN CARY, A NJ, Principal, instructor in An
cient Languages and Mathematics.
EDMONDS, v NJ i, Assistant in Mathemat-
cs and instructor in Tactics
JESSE JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
PH 'LIPPE HEALE instructor in Modern Ian.
gua0es and Music
MISS EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instructress in
Female Department
Board aud Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, $500 per session of ten month"; COM
mencing on the LIST Monday in October Lights
extra. For catalogue, OF further information. ad.
dress the Principal. Hampton, Va film
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xS> EXCURSION TICK ETs
IS sSs SsS fasf sAa Asp eaSk as N
RUNAwAYs.

~ St5o REWARD.-Escaped from
Dam No 2. on North River Canal. on the
~ might of the LIST Of August, THREE FREE
NEGRO CoNvICTS, named JOHN vALEN
TN. ALEX BROOKS AND WA NELSON. The
above reward will lie paid for their delivery in this
city. at the work ON North River. and $50 for eli
ther of chem.
John Valentines age is 81. Height 5 feet s1s In.
ches small scar left wrist and second fore niger
nail on right hand split color. dark yellow and was
sent to the Peniteutisry from Petersburg.
Alex Brooks age is 81 years Height feet in
ches; color klack stout and heavy set and was sent
e the peniteniia,y fron Garosine county.
Wm Nelson's aSe 10 "a years. Height, feet ia
inches: color, yellow; small scar oa the forehead
and was sent 20 the Penientary from Fincastle, in
BOtetcurt county.
Bs order of the President R& X Co.
WA NUNR0kD, Secretary.
an i-2
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By 0oddin Z Appsrson.
CARM n HANo79R coUrrY ron

EARM IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR
xx,ssAAIS AT AUCTION -wilI b sold on WE'D
49, Ist deg e September lss. immssiasely
re premises thereof. Farm, 10 the county Of Han
H ,s.s sss q. l.s. s;ss::ss ATOM s :s.s:
Ola .pd %, rspas iS S 81 & , veil q
Is,nsnsE0ne-isurth cash; balance at snd .
~. iox note. interest addsd aad
a0DDIS 3 AfP BE- a,...
nIIne anoos rsrm can be purchased privately
" applying 70 6oDDIS ApPEasox. a a.
Two VALUABLE FARMS In HEN.
RICO, NINE MILES, AND TIE OTHER
One on TIN DsS Rnnn n Ekl9SaHM asRR
fo Sp sans III III THE 9Sa
u sSs i. a s.s, a On
s:y he ,.sn s..d q;
HILL located nine miles above Richmond, near the
1ailIoad adjoining the Iands q Messrs Wsiarcp.
tsins as6 acres Of which 6o acres are Cleared on
this tract there il mfortable Dwelling. . large
sn pps ana Peach 9s
garded as most desirable Farm. Alter which. viii
be cold the Farm called 'Oas Grove" on which The
ated on the Mountain road. eleven miiss above Rich
mond aud one and half miles II the railroad
- v1oos sno HAotiDt fOS0s O0Q0Qe0 DY the
Chlckahominy. the laods of Mrs Williamson Alfred
winston. John Ryall and others About half ii
this tract !. cleared balance In original and second
ary growth. There 10 also about 50 acres OF dne
meadow land, of which ~ acres are cleared. The
buildings consist of o large Framed Dwelling con.
besides the usual out houses, such as Barn. Stable
&c, and an excellent Apple orchard. well OF nns
water In the yare, and several springs.
TIHMs-0ne-third cash; balance at one and two
deed. aODDIN ApPERSG.
8u 10 Auctiouoara
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
8. d. DENOON.
TWO FARMS IN CHARLES CITY

T'WU FARNS IN CHAHLES CII
L COUNTY, TWENTY MILES FROM RICH
MOND, AND Two MILES FROM JAMES RIVER,
FOR SALE.-We are authorised to sell the two
Farms. located as above lying adjacent containing
542 acres, and now cultivated one farm. They
will be sold together separately exchanged for
city property. The first or home place contains 242
acres, about one half cleared or highly improved By
the liberal use of lime clover. plaster, &C. The
four rooms all necessary outhousss, fine garden,
orchard, and excellent water, situation dry and
healthy The second farm contains 800 acres. of
which 200 acres Is arabic. good portion of which
has been recently cleared The only house of much
value on this farm is a new barn.
The soil of these af ns is fiue Ioam easily cult.
waited. and imprlvipg rapidly.
Terms accomm, dating Apply to
au 2i-6t GODDIN a APpERSDN.
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THE greatest excitement yet.

The feat is accomplished-the cable Is laid,
When the excitement will end is no telling;
Bat the greatest excitement Just row, IL il said,
Is produced at sCHAAP'c Store and SCHAAP'S
ceiling.
Anwhat charms the eye is exposed to your view,
And the pr;ceshe sells at are most charming too.
As our Fall importations are coming In we v iii
Close out our stock of China ard Glass Ware Mt I'M
precedented low prices. Housekeeping Goods OF
every description. and the choicest Fancy articles.
will be offered very cheap indeed to make room for
new goods. Whoever wants the benefit OF this sac
rihce will please call at SCHAAP 4 cos,
Corner Of Broad and 3d Streets
To these who did not set some OF our celebrated
Pocket Knives, kazors and Pistols, We would say,
better hurry. au2f
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOT RINGS, VIRGINIA.--.N
XA TIIQ E,Q Z ENIEnX EDp u q e

~ " ~ ~ L Az NSS A
IL TURE'S REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DISEASES
Tho hotel at this place is now open for the recep
ton CT visitors. The supply of mineral water IL
abundant and there are Zine Baths constantly sun
piled With fresh water from separate springs of va
rious temperatures, from $50 TO 1869 fahrenheit-
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. GOVT DISEASES
Of THE LIVER, PARALYSIS, Gree from inflam
matory actionn OLD INJURIES TO THE MUS
Giles, JOINTS and TEND0Ns, ENLARGED
DIARRHEA, and some DISEASES PECULIAR TO
FEMALES. more thoroughly and rapidly than any
other remedy on the American continent. Their
ALTERNATIVE and CURATIVE POWERS are un.
surpassed by those of any mineral water the face
Of the globe
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumera.
ted above, in forms which had resisted the mest
ssillful medical treatment, and had rendered the
lives Of the sufferers alike wretched and useless
through long years of pain. have been restored to
suffering with such maladics, there are compa-
ratively few indeed who would not be either perfect
ly cured or greatly relieved here.
The Springs are situated in an elevated mountain
region The scenery afo und is wild, romantic and
beautiful, and more healthy or delightful summer
climate can nowhere be found.
Besides the HOT BATHS fer invalids, there are
two fine PLEASURE BATHS for persons in good
health GOOD MUSIC will be in attendance early
in the season
ROUTE-From the principal cities in the United
States by railroad to the Mlboro depot of the Vir-
ginia Central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
miles. a well graded turnpike, to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, or Baltimore,
same day to supper.
For full account of this celebrated Watering
Place, see Harper's Weekly, No. IS, for June 5th
De Bows Review for May and June, also, American
Farmer foa May and june or write to the subscriber
for pamphlet. s. GO0DE.
my 3i-d3m Hot Springs Va.
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By Jas NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM IN GOOCHLANp

COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wnl
be sold, upon the premises, on WEDN EsDAY. Sep
Farm in the county Of Goochland, ia miles from
James River and miles from the Court House. and
adjoining the lands of lhos Dtane Bennett Clarke
and Others The Farm contains 4z91a acres one-half
of which il cleared and in ne state Of CIVILIZATIONS:
the other is heavily timbered The neiQhborhood 10
good and remarkably healthy. The improvements
consist ofa comfortable dwelling, kitchen, negro
cabins barns, stable &C, together with orchard
and supply Of wat r on the premises
Mr.. John b. Carter living on the place, will show
the land TO any one wishing to view the same. The
purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding q crop
Of wheat this fall and possession the LIST Of Jsnua
ry next.
TERM3-One fourth cash; the balan .e 6, IL and Is
months for notes, with interest aided, and secured
by q rSst deed JAS II TAYLOR 4 SON,
an l6-MW6 FtI at Stdtds Auctioneers
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY

- 25TH, BETw CLAY AND LEIGH sTs., CHURCH HILL
The Third annual Session of this School will com
mence MONDAY, September 18th, 1855, and close
July 18th. 1859.
Mr.. r. w. ROSTER will have charge OF the classes
in French, German and higher Mathematics.
Terms per session, payable one half Ist January,
1889, and the remainder at the end of the session.
pill. Each pupil will also be charged 81 for fuel and
all pupils will be charged from the time they are
entered to the end of the session. except in cases of
protracted sickness. Q W PETHERBRIDdE.
au l6-lm* Principal.
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s. SQUIRRELS

SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENeLrsH SCHOOL.
mn Covner Ut Main and LIST stree, Richmond. Va.
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY. the
eth Of September, ls5s.
IEKMs.per session, half session IN advance:
Junior English SO 20
senior English or Beginners in Lai in. 50 90
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemst ce...,.. 81 m,
MODERN Languages BY Prof. Il. Houday er..... IN %
Drawing, BIZ John A. Cay o......... ........ 20 90
opening OF the session. Can do - By addressing
through Post Office, giving time and place Of a b.
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A MELIA WHITE SULPH UR

A MELIA WHITE SULP u r
IA SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
Junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroads, 43 miles from Richmond, and acces-
sibie twice day for visitors from the South. North
East or West. An Omnibus will be ready at Jeters-
vile Station upon the arrival of each train, to
vey passengers to the Springs.
The opens on the LIST day OF July, and closes
on the LIST of October.
The Waters are like those eff the famous Green
brier White sulphur, and require no puff or certf-
cate as TO their qualities, having been tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one. ,
TERMS:
week ................. 10
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants do
81 Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
ie 2e-2mx
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heretofore existing under the Urn cf CRuubuAW
4 FISHER ID this day Dissolved.
Bither partner viii sign tho name o. tho 0r0 -
closing the business. In this ccnnectpa, they 81.
pecs in . few weeks TO o6er % TIE tya1e qeeW e
y: su E91 !. ,sss dEcksh = B cf SISstS
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OMALL FARM ON RICHMOND AND

~ CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD. SIX
MILES FROM RICBMUND, FUR SALE-We are
now Occupied by Mrs. r. T. Cobb, containing 40
acres 20 Of which are cleared and very highly ina
n.ents consist OF neat dwelling, containing four
rooms. kitchen, cornholse aud all other necessary
cut houses. Ii is considered frstrate stand fer
number of wagons stop on the premises, which fur
nish large quantity Of manure. The place IL per-
fectly healthy, good water on the premises Ia q
good neighborhood. and convenient to several
churches. Apply to Mrs. Cobbs, on the premises
or TO GODDIN q APPERSON.
an If