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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-14
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI OCTOBER IA. 1858.
STEAM SAW MILL


VNHE undersigned offers for sale splendid
a STEAM SAWMlLL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, three.quarters of
mile from the located depot, Bahala. and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
81 the surrounding country, he anticipated town.
and the undoubted completion Of the road 70 this
point by the lst Of October next, with the already
increasing demand, insures ready sale for lumber.
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 32O acres Of finely tim
bered land, with a suiiiciency opened for the pro-
ductlon Of corn, potatoes, etc, 70 supply the
employees and teams o. the mill A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-hOuses at
tached. The mill-house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, AZ inches In diane
ter, double lned; circular saw 50 inches diameter
Everything new aud IN complete running order
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
hYe and six thousand e e Of lumber a day. but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor or
strain Of machinery
Attached is one 81 Straub's superior 2G-inch
French Burr GRlSf MILLS, capable OF grinding
from 10 TO is bushels per hour with sufficient
business . supply the place with bread. Also
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools. etc.
necessary 20 carry on the business with All
abundance 81 water an seasons
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
The premises. or % the under signed
W. ). BRUNER,
or MAYES x MlLLSAPS. Agents.
April il, 81. 33-tf Gallatin. Miss.
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TUST received aud for sale by w. BAKER, at
J his gun shop on Main street, Port Gibson. a
lot Of fine English aud French double barrelled
shot guns and pistols and other articles for sports
men such as lead shot and powder Cox's percus-
sion caps best quality, Colts waterproof pistol
caps also G D ard military caps. Fine canister
powder, shot pouches and powder TASKS, gun
wadding aud a variety Of other articles all Of
which he viii sell on reasonable terms.
NJ b. Being thankful for past favors he hopes
for continuance of patronage from his friends
and the public generally. He will always be
found at his shop ready to do all kinds Of gun re-
pairing ia the very best style.
ny- New rifles made TO order and warranted
Port Gibson, Dec l3, 1855.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-14

Having sold ont my interest IN the Furniture
business 70 II. Garrison I cordial bespeak for
h''n liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
b27tf r.. GRIFFITH.
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DISSOLUTION.

rI1ilE firm of Griffith & Garrison Is this day dis
4 solved ~ mutual cons at. q. Harrison will
attend tp settling MP all tae business of the firm.
All those owing as on note 0r book accounts. are
requested Co lay up as soon rs possible. ~. Gag-
ri-ou Will continue iAe Furniture business at the
old stand. where De VIII o. pleased tu see our
friends anil customer. wao may want anything
ia thc Furniture and housekeeping line
j.. GRIFFITH.
A.. GARRlSGN.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-14
OF INTEREST TO AII.

III HE undersigned begs leave to inform tho ci
4 izcns Of Claiborne aud adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKEl.-.
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ceci
offered to the public before The casket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Caskct or wooden Collins.
will be filled with despatch. Burial clothes 0l
all kinds furnished when ordered
A. ROLLINS.
July Q. 1856. dolly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-14

Geeds.-A fresh supply OF Iaudrcths Garden
> Seeds Just received aad for sale hy
iebl3 J II. KING & co
Elay Oring Extracts. -Esseuce Lemon,
J. Peach, Nutmeg, Nanilla-iust received and
for sale hy llgb6l J. II. KING & co.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-14
PLANTATION FOR SALE,


7 OFFER FOR SALE MYOlive Branch
n Place situated three and a half s--es-s.
miles South Of Jackson, La. contain - 80
ing 40 acres of land, of which 50 (Jlf
acres are cleared The woodland is
heavy Set with .uxuriant growth of BaT. Gun.
Poplar. Ash Holly Oak and Pawpaw The inn
pr0yements consist % a handsome dwelling. good
stables barn, kitchen. carriage house and other
buildings nee ssary for comfort and convenience,
AL new and in good repair. There is well of
excellent water on the place. Apply early and
secure 2 great bargain.
Tsrms. $4,000, - cash and p payable IN two
equal annual installments Of 5 500 each. bearing
per cent interest lr, IN the day or sale until
paid. apply either 20 Prest. J.. {. Miller. OF
Centenary College, or 70 the uudersigne Oh the
u. SNYLlE MONTGOMERY.
1y- Corn, Hay aud Fodder Oh the place
New. II. 1886 l2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
A DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND


EN accordance with the will of tho lake George Ihni
II ton, deceased offer FOR sale the farm which he
resided, called Forest Hill
Ii Is situated in the county Of Sposyvma, Va, about
1--WE miles below Fredericksburg, the Rappahan
neck river, with tine Richmond ana Potomac Railroad
passing through II.
The neighborhood oilers every soci6ble nducemen
while Fredericksburg s accessible by an hours ride
over fine road
The farm consists Of two tracts Forest lii! which
has all the improvements continuing about seven hun
lred nnd foriythres acres hundred OF which is n
two hundred wholly in wood, and been used
OF fuel aud timber. All the necessary build
ngs farming purposes Erhnhry, corn houses saccb
carriage house, negro cabins &c are Well located anG
in good order
The dwelling house is commodous building OF wood
containing eight rooms in perfect repair, situated on
emnencc that ovcrooks the whole plantation, ahd
mhnds n beauriiI and extensive view oi the Rappahnn
mock Valley, Tar MS the eye reach; prospect
varied and attractive 10 rarely be found Al the
sary Offices, kitchen. meat houses dairy cehcuse &C
also in good order. The land cry productive well
adapted growth Of wheat corn grass
in coed order for cultivation.
Massaponax passes through the farm or coEs!d
cradle distance, aiiording abundant, supply Of water
or stock during the dryest seasons. There good
Of purcst the place Is perfect hchthiu
beauty Of location and other advantages make hs
a most desirable abode
Persons wishing to view the premises invited To do
they will be shown by the overseer Mr.. stevens
Terms of sale accommodating. and made known on APP
pliestion to me.
The above property il not soi privately, OF which du.
notice will be given will be offered public auction
The premises, TO the highest bidder Wednesday, Il.
18th August next GEORGE HAMILTON. ia,
Executor OF George Hamilton, dccca:cd.
Address,. o., Brandy Station, CuPeper Co. Va.
June lq-ct Aug IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

I'lOIU .Hc LA"uRIDCF ]
THE NEXc GOYERNOkSHIP.

The ques; Ion 10 whc si.I o. the NEXT G Y u0i
of Virginia. ia already sga!ng the public mind, or al
least Is he subject OF discussion with journals and
politicians. Several gentleman have been s;gnaIil .
torney. General OF the State. j. K. TUCKER; snd no
dilparagemert IL intended TO the claims Of any
now preferring his name to fh- people OF VirEi, 10
Mr. Tucker hsils from the Valley, aud therefore
Western Virgins Offer no objection as 10 locr.
~. His genius IL universally conceded and appr c
ated, and hs high accomplishment for distinguished
nizsd by different prefermsnts, and lastly by ~
overwhelming popular vote for th- responsible oire
which he now holds with credit ard Eff 'ency IL
sound Democracy is not called 10 question: aud 30
one of suitable information in the premises vii rr
tend TO doubt his high qualifications intellcctu.! -
moral, or sociai-which last, indeed, s sCpefLp-
nerary in making up the compl-ts character c( =
public man
There 10, perhaps. public man in the State T7lio.
because OF his personal qualities and unobtua!vs
merit would array less Of tho power OF envy or -ai
ousy against him, either in Convention, or IN L cam
paign before the people,
Mr. Tucker lit is sincerely believed, aud IN no par
sau sense has the requisite capacity and adsptstcr
of head and heart while his political escutceeon i.
without tarnish.
Although the jealous partsans Of peculiar aspraD!s
may not be entirely willing to adopt Mr.. Tucn-r Al
the sacrifice Of their local fsvorites yet the sug
gestion OF bis name will strike a responsive chord
the hearts OF the great body of the people. He would
bear the Democratic banner gracefully andi triumph
and the rage of party aniosty would aubside beiure
him. WEST BLUE RiDoE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
IRON FURNACES IN BoTEToURr.

Both iron ores and coal are plentiful in BotetouIt
county. The ores have been pretty thoroughly de-
velopsd, and their quslitie, fairly and satisfactorily
tested with the most favorable results, for the manu-
featuring Of cannon anchor chains. railroad and bar
iron, and indeed, all the various uses Tor which iron
ia required. With the COAL however. it lie different
that lie still dead lettec-but the time will come
We will mention few of the furnaces which have
been, aud which now in operation in this county
We may not mention all, and we may commi: some
slight errors of proprieorshp and locality which, how
ever will not be important, though we will try to be
as near correct az possible under the circumstances
Roaring Run" furnace near the mouth of Craig's
creek, owned by S. C.. Robertson, Esq. produces
splendid cenpon iron, and is well located on hne
water power and near abundance of good ores.-
II i, now standing. This will b. fine location OIL The
completion of the canal to Crsg's creek.
New Clover Dale," on Black creek, owned by j.
T. Anderson. Esq is now in operation, making an
excellent iron. The ore is plentiful and water power
good.
"E'ns," or Purgatory," near Buchanan, owned
by William Weaver, Esq, is now in operation. The
ore is plentiful but at distance from the furnaces
or their character We know but little, az are moi
acquainted with them, and were not fortunate enough
to see the proprietor. railroad, some II mle'
in length, connects the ore banks with the furnace,
which ia erected but short distance from the present
head of the James river aud kanawha canal.
"Grace Furnace, on Crsig's Creek, how worked
by Shsnks A Pstten, is operated by ateam. The ore
seems 10 be plentiful, aud the iron good.
Besides the above, He may name several furnaces
which have gone down furnace on Longs Entry
Creek, name unknown; the "Rebecca furnace" nrsT
Dibbrels Syringe, aod the "R-trest furusce; all on
Longs Entry, and belonging TO the Wilson family
The ores are good. We may al-o mention the Ca
tawbs furnace owned by j. Il. Anderson, Esq.. o.
Richmond and an old furnace on Cstawba owned by
Rob.. Harvey. Most of these furnaces were we'll 10
cstad ~ '.r as iron WIS concerned, for that seem-
to exist magnificent abundance all through III.
valley, but the gradual disarpesrauce of the forests
and the distance from available avenues 10 market
have rendered their operation pro6tess. Another
great draw back to manufacturers is the rstuc.d
prices at which the iron Of Baltimore and P.nnsylrn
nis cold In markers; which, though not as eooo
as that which We make, Seems answer many of on
purposes equally as WE'LL This, however, prove, th,
superiority Of coal over wood. Virginia might v,i
afford 10 employ practical geoIogst. who would de
voe bimself to her mineral interests.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
FIRST PREMIUM TkOrTiXti ,rALIIUN
KOSSuTH

yUNElS renowned Trottng Stallion, who has ~
d received at the Virginia Sta,e Agricultu- Et-,,-T-
ral Society the irst premium two years n suc- TTA
ccsson (le5i and 1850 and certificate oi--ll-&
superiority all trottng stations exhibition "t the
S,ae Fair of 1856 Che beng Disqualified according To the
rules the Society receiving any further premium
having taken it former cccasions and who is now
pronounced By Judges be n the puics bred and
tustcst trutng strl in America will cOnmenc"
summer the ls of July at the stable "i the
suhsc iber the Mechaucevc Turnpike, mic from
the city Of Richmond the To expire on the "ih OF
September.
TERMS.-aa0 the single leap. TO be paid at the time OF
serving the $50 the srason II pre- paid, or $50
payable tho close Of the Insurance S50 Groom
regular days, and parting with will crieithe in
surance 49,,
full description of the horse. pedigree. &C. will be
found in the Southern Planter and in my bills which VIII
be sent 10 nny applicant
LIST OF KossUTH COLTS THAI REcEIvRp PREMIUMS AT
THE LAST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
Best year old hy, for general utility belonging to
Mr. K Edmond of Henrico.
Best year old colt. Tor quick draft, Mr.. Julian
Best year old, to DR.. William +. Braxtop oi King
William
Best year old, to r. Willis, OF Chesterfield.
Bes. 3 year old hlly TO Alexander Kerr oi Richmond.
Bes, year old 6ly, TO K. Hhxall, OF Orange
Best ioal since January 1857 to T. Barksdslc OF Al
Brs, year old 6ly. for saddle. to Mrs Alcxande r
Of Richmond. w
Heprico
s Mares sent from distance vii! receive every care
aud attention st my stable, at 40 cents per day
II. J SMITH,
Julv lI-dotS cw4w Near Eniried Race Course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
COMMISSIONER wATSON's OFFICE,


KvIRGISIA: I'm the Circuit Court OF the county OF
Henrco July lst 1883: .,,,,
William H. sdgcr, administrator Of James shiPhard
decd Eliza Green James G. Badger. the three ast In
fants by F.. II. Badger their guardian ad hfem, fHs
Against rr
Christopher Mcpherson Smith l,ham Byrd and Eliza
beth his wife, A. B. Hutcheson sheriff Of Henrico county
and such committee administrator OF Ihomss Cnfsue
deceased and Della Cowley. Defendants.
In this case, upon the date aforesaid, was oroefeu
and decrsed that Commissioner OF the Court DO enquire
what real estate Of the late Christopher tnere
is other than the lot number 9 five hundred ana hne
teen which is liable for the satisfaction OF the oe
questhed By his will TO the appellees for which
that part of the said lot which il held By Polly hep Is
not to be- considered chargeabe, and do enquire Iar
ther what portion of the debts secured BY the deed ron
said McP herson TO William Hay trustee tor the oehens
of Leslie and Rreatn has been discharged 6y the sso
Shphard by payment thereof by assumption tneIeoI
in such way exonerse that part OF said io herey
conveyed irum the lien Q. said deed OF trust, ana cFeot
Ing Said Shiphards estate with the same with interest
and In taking account thereof the said Shp6ard es
tate be debcd wih the and profits oi ana c9
d,ed WITH any permanent Improvements made on tnel
part of said lot and the Commissioner 10 to report such
other matter specially stated may be deemed pertinent
by himself may be required to be stated oy any ol
the parties ,... .,o.
have fixed upon Monday the 30th day Of August next
the hour of l2 the time and this Office as the place.
wbep aid where shall proceed tn the discharge os toe
dutes required me- and when and where the parties
attend. ~ - .., -,
July 2T-ew<w WIN y WdIsoH, Coin l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
NUrirn To CONTRACTORS.
tHGlNEER's OFFICE OF TIE
rE!'I 81. I'IIN 4 Nn OHIO RIILROdD


!. co"lyGTUE yND OHIO RdILROAD,}
r'>,IbS Ale. ,any Co, Va. eth July, S5s. }
T. - pFH1P0SALS, addressed TO The undersigned
H. s'-ri "rrorc-a.s" Rill be received NJ this
J.. Nondsy, the .S,h instant, until II o'clock, NJ
ss1Ay, the Oh OF August next, tor the grading
s-a'y OF soOu, ten miles OF ;ne Coyington ana
"'-'osl. IN de:achci sections, lying between Gov.
!, .Aa . re "ni;e sulphur Springs. in Greesor'er
!. Neh's one rniles west OF Covingion.
e upon the portions of the linz 10 be let four tun
-," aggregate length will be about 1900 feet and
,.se', ~ ahoss picrs and abutments there will
se-!es so 900 cubic yards of masonry The super
. ~ y. VI ttc.c btids"s will not now be let
s.'aet,ioa' aud plans Of the work and the form
-, "oich a.es fully tie terms and conditions
"a u = TO oe let, may br had and scen W this
- MD n',.r the 26,h insiau;
po>h's received aIll oe opened for examination
y'Nh on the Gin of August The results OF
:. ,..uNu"n and comparison, will be reported to the
o. a''!c Works ut Virginia. in i,s character as
!. "-'h aud ON" Railroad Company. AT their
!. ''''m1nd. on ~" 18Th of Au.usr next.
"sNis ot III" work hy the Board, as soon as
t,.. communicated TO the parties interested.
VIII not, knowingly, be considered from any
,,.E. personally examined tho sections and per
f.: .Lps Sna Work 10 be let and the specifications
no- from any HkD NOT prepared 10
H.. .'toa! attention 70 such ::o.k aa lEay be al.
(. -. -. sHdeFtakcr by them
ItcCr. s,fvet To accept sucr pT5po;ais ss viii
lat ro ae hl,niui construction sud completion of
~. t,!':Gg 10 contract, aud to reject any all
.N -.:i.'-cirry
''I5wrd "'''' u "''y s''''o" '' "o'h
.S., .V'''ng tor work, VII" may be unknown 10
Foe. "e expected TO present s-tistacta,y re-
''!l--r,a ny "i''sr OF the Board OF Plnhc Worss
CHAhLES B. flSK. Ch,eiEu.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,

NEAR LEXINGTON. ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
SO long locally known for their wonderful virtues,
- have recently been elegantly fitted up and embe
shed by company o. gentlemen OF this county, who art
prepared their visitors with every com
fort and convenience
THE PECULIAR VIRTUES OF THESE BATHS,
Consist in their crystalline purity and soness and the
quantity OF light, animatng and nvgoratng gas
which they constantly emit giving delicate whitencss
and beauty the skin of the bsthers removing genera
debes, and refreshing and increasing the physical ana
mental powers To ladies' particularly are these waters
valuable.
A WHITE SULPHUR SPRING,
Second only the celebrated White Sulphur OF Green
orer ia Of tree access to visitors.
The situation is pleasant scenery remarkably hDe So
cie,y good and board Of the best at only NINE DOL
LARS per week.
The Baths OF easy access by the James River anc
ksnawha Canal via Lexington: the Virginin and Tennrs
Rail Road via the feaks of Otter and the NNurr
nine miles from Goshen d. pot" On that road.
I,1, o eli 1ntA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
AUCTION SALES.
~~>~>~->~-~~~~~~~-~~~~>~~
SALE OF FyALUABLEIASDi IN THE COUNTY
OF HANOVER.

SALE OF FyALUABLELASDi IN THE COT NTY
OF HANOVER.
obedience to decree OF the CirC't Court of Han
over, pronounced on the 30th Of September -5G,
suit therein depending, under the sIyc OF Christian
against Chrstin, &c the undersigned. the Commission.
-rs therein named, will on TUESDAY, AUGUST ION,
ls5S if fair if not, the next Lair daT thereafter, the
premises, sell the land in the proceedings snd suit
ioned supposed 10 contain gG situated III tho
county OF Hanover and Stale of Virginia. i, JSs he
lands oi Thomas Hing, Thomas Eubunk, Mira Mary She
ton and others; is Tnylors Steam Saw Mil, ANA
about mile and half from Ashland formerly slash
Cottage About ten OF the ;ract cleared the
balance is in wood and timber The soil is adapted 10
the growth OF Corn and Wheat. There Is small Dwell.
ing House on the land.
TERMS
Cash MS TO 20 much as Will pay tue costs Df sale and
suit aud as 10 the rosldue, credit OF siX twelve ana
eighteen months, the purchaser executing three bonds OF
equal anonnt--one payable siX months after datc one
twelve months alter date. and the remaining one rghteeu
months after date-each with good aud sufficient security
Inc title Is to be retained until the whole purchase mo.
ney is paid and conveyance directed 10y the Court.
O. w. RICHARDSON,
}. A. HARDWOOD,
July 3-cids Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

9Y virtue ofa Deed OF Trust executed by Thomss J.
Ed Boyd and wife, dated the 2s.h day OF May, 1856.
and recorded in the Clerks Offices the COnnry Courts
OF Giles and Wythe, shall, MONDAY the g, dny of
August 1853 before the door OF Giles Court House
cell to the highest bidder, ior cash. two tracts OF und Iy
ing in the Valley OF Wolf Greek, Giles county, Va
One containing 33lS acres and the other lOJ acres
These lands lie twelve miles from Giles Court House. and
about thirtyfve from Wythcville. There is turnpike
being constructed through both tracts.
Also in pursuance oft he same deed SHALL on THURS
DAY the 18th day OF August, 1855 sell 10 the highest bid
der Tor cash. in front OF the Cour, House door OF Wyhe
county, Va Tract OF Land lying in and adjoining the
corporate limits Of Wy,heville. containing about Sc
acres.
This has been laid o in o,a suitable for building
purposes, and lies between the Court House and the Rail
Road Depot. X. e. KENT. Trustee.
April 3O-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

JOHN r. EDMUNDS, ESQ, FOR THE MEX
GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

We w.re very much gratiaed S.or: time sine.
,bs name Of John Edmuuds. E,o Of HALIFAX coun
ty, for the office Of Governor Of Virginia in 1852 -
We fully endorse all that "M' gays, and urge upon
the Democrats Of the State the claims and quaiica
lions Of MIR. +.
We think Mr.. Edmunds admirably fitted in ell ihs
essential particulars for that important Office. Hs
has been Democrat throughout; fought gaIiany
faithfully, esrlessIy, for the principles OF hs party
whenever il required his services. He IL man Of
unsurpassed ssgacity among the public men OF our
Sts,e his views of measures are founded in wisdom
and patriotism, and be will carry them out without
any calculation of personal interest. In the hodies
of which he has been q member, he has commanded
as much respect any Of bis colleagues.
Ii is hoped bis high claims at this time will b. pro
perly appreciated. DRNvChAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
LOUISA LAND ROK SALE.


1UAVlN(i determined South. tn. suhscriLc'
again offers for sale, privately, mis- FARM ~hcf
resides, lying on Goldrin- and Whites Greeks,
,bout four and halt miles from Louisa Courthouse on
he Old Office road leading IL GoltmiBe Meeting tCu"
contains 5il IL SciCs-abOut ,OO acres ot bottom
and nd oning the lands OF Dr. william Goodwin JOsept
4. Num-, William Ch!cs ma Others The farm is re
narkably well wat, red-sOmc ten or twelve springs Ul
he pures wafer three Orchards ol choice fruit tire,
:ood dwelling houses, aud all necessary ouhouses 1h
granite land we'll adapted TO the growth Of all kinds OF
crops, such corn wheat oats, tobacco, &c. Glover
grows finely, and plaster acts first rate.
Any further description is deemed unnecessary, AZ
hose wishing to purchase examine for themselves
II not sold privately before the 3Ist dsy OF August il
will be sold a, public auction whou, reserve thr
premises that day ii fair II no the s, iar day there
liter.
Terms liberal.
will take pleasure in showing the lard to persons
wishing te view 1t, and IN answering any coulmunica
TORS in regard TO it. JABEI MASSlE,
July 20-cwtds Louisa Courtnuu-c, Va.