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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18
GRO YER & BAK ER,S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

59lBROADWAY, NEW YORK.
So, WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINN ATT, ,
l54h SUPERIOR SREET., CLEVELAND.
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0-Thcse Machines are now Justly admitted
to be the best in use for Ffamly Sewing, ma
king new, streng, and elastic stitch, which
will NOT rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut.
Circulars sent on application by letter
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-18

Anu tHc NaTlOuS ulleCJlOuS COuSeQutut upon IL
disordered
ElOllAGI OR AlWlSRo
Such as Indigestion, Accidity of the stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleed
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner of the celebrated Holland Profes-
sor, Boerhave. Because of its great success
in most of the European States, its introduc-
tion into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
here and there over the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, l now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir-
tues must be acknowledge
tits particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation. Generally in
stantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly
to the seat of life, thrilling and qnickening
every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit,
and, in fact infusins new health and vigor in
the system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
NEGROES

a Commissioner appointed by decree o! the Circuit
N Court of Spotsylvana county, entered on the 3ls
day of May ls5. in tho Of Hackney hnd others
Alsop and others, shall proceed sell for cash 10 thf
highest bidder on Monday the 9TH september, s1- Qhn
being court dayal Spotsy Courthouse Twelve LACEY
Negroes; one man, two women and children, boys and
girls rvm twelve to fifteen years ot age all likely and
valuable Both the women good cooks.
ALSO, at the same time aud place, shall SELL a. Com
missioner, the Lands Of Peter Dudley decd Consisting o
Three Small Farms:
The rst is known Green HIM. upon which 5hid Dud
ley lived lying road fredericksburg and distant
therclrom miles. The Farm contain. about 30J
ncrcs, and il excellent farm Oi good soil, easily im
proved aud in tine neghborhood. 1t udoins the lads
has very comfortable Dwelling ousu upon IT, and other
necessary 0utlnuses 1t il we'll wutcrcd by good springs
and one stream OF the MRssapOuiX passes through IT,
The Second Farm 100 ucrcs, aud d"ins the
lands o Mr.. Cinck Row and others, and ID known
fuetts" Thete is no house upon it, but is piece o
good land, part cleared, ana is easily improved.
The Third Farm about 2UU acres and is known
no "Starke's. Ii adjoins Mr.. Samuel Alsops Bullock
farm, aud the lands OF Mr. Owens and others There is
upon it a comfortable Dwelling House and O1t Ma%s-,
and IL s very desiTIhls ri---. r'. VI , us lai " "
ti..rI, part cleared susceptible OF Improvement
Terms of Snle-One-fourth cash; onc.iourth in six
months fourth in twelve months and the remaining
fourth in eighteen months. good security aud deed ui
the premises being Tor the deferred pay
nens, which bear interest from The day OF sale
PETER w DUDLEY, Comr
p. ANY information required concerning snld Farms
be had by add dressing the Commissioned at Partuw
r. o. Sposy vaua county, Vn or by making application
to Mr. Walter Bcazey, who rents the two hr,t-namcl
Farms and lives Green Hil or To Mr. Mortimer Cox.
who lives upon the Far i known ne Starkc's.
Aug J-etds w. d., Com r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
BIESHElM POSITIVELY To BE SOLD
L


DY virtue Of decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
, Of Albemsrs, the undersigned commissioner will
ae M ubic auction "Wednesday, Odd september
on the premises the beautiful estate and late resdelcr
of the Hon Andrew Stevenson deceased thccouniy
Alb0marle ktown ms
This perhaps Of the beautiful and desirable
estates tina, found where in Virginia The
contaius about nine hundred ncres of which about i0
are in timber and 800 cleared with good running
in every neld and lies miles South OF Charlottesville
and University 10 which there Ia good road passing
Immediately by Monticello.
or the open land about $50 toierably well
ken in clover.
RLssHEIn lies the Eastern slope of the Southwest
Range of Mountains, in the section oi long
known as the "Red Land District Of Albemare," and
under good state OF cultivation being well adapted to all
the staple products OF Piedmont virginia, such Wheat
Tobacco, Corn, Grasses, sc
The buiIings all new aud conmOdiOus, and ar
ranged with very great taste, whilst the surrounding
Lawn ia very extensive aud highly improved.
An easy access to market (either Richmond Aexan.
dria is afforded by railway and the James hiver and
Kauawha Cann. The society OF the neishborhood il
cultivated and refined. nnd churches Of all the leading
denominations are accessible.
In short in point OF health. scenery society and beau
:ifu improvements rarely cquaea by any estate
offered for sale.
very small portion OF tine purchase money will BE-
qured In hand aud long credits given Tor the balance
Persons wishing purchase visit the place, may
correspond with by directing 20 'Charlottcsvile Al
bemarle county, Va.
Should the 22d September prove 10 bn unsu!ta5!,
.iay, the sale will be made the next mir day.
Peculiar circumstances prevented hc sale u! this place
when advertised last bu persons desrou oi being nj the
.alc may rest assured that the day mentioned above
me land will pOs,irv be sold without regard price.
n II MASSiE Commissioner,
And Administrator OF A. Stevenson, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE IN
CHARLES CITY COUNrY


A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
uNHE condition Of my health being such prevcGt
L me from attending to my agricultural operations.
offer for sale my Farm in Charles City county call.
farm contains fifteen hundred acres Of which five hun.
dred and seventy five have been cleared heavily
lined and highly improved by the constant &c nl clover
and plaster the balance Is In woods and has on il ar,
quantity OF piae and oak timber and many thousand
cords oi the very best pine wood-it is seven miles be-
low the Court house in the fork the James aud Chcka.
noniny rvers convenient to each, and The wood land
Hes many Oh Two bold creess one leading to the Chick
anoihiny, the other 10 the James river.
ne improvements are such as may be expected al
estse tue size oi this Ia good condition. and amply
sumcient Tor the accommodation large tanlily; ard
inc servants houses all framed tuildings with
brick chinnuys This farm may be divided so as to make
TWO beautiful iarms, OF Lowell ana good land To any
person who will purchase this land will sell twenty-five
or thty slaves and the pcrhbc property the valuu-
tion vi disnteiested gentlemen.
Invite persous wishing purchase real estate 70 e&
anime this farm, assuring them that Will sell MT lar
price, aud on terms that tail 10 please them My
address during the month Of August will be White sulphur
Springs, aud during the month OF September, Healing
Springs. Any Communication addressed TO me will be
promptly answered During my absence, my William
viii show the property To wishing to purchase
and Mr.. Thomas Wilcox, living few ines above me-
be wanted and in TACT, 10 authorized by to sell the
property, and any contract he may make touching this
properly during my ABSENCE will be binding ss
II were personally present, aud entering into contract
myself. WIN. S. HARRISON.
AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
=. rue GOVERNOR OK VIRGINIA,
III unhrJ NATION


.,u,rION having been received by the Exccu.
-: liNES TRAMMEL, alias JAMES SOHTH'
's'ii-f,rES SWlru escaped on Sunday night, the
., '~' fron the jail Of the county o! Alexandria,
;..Isi r4er,.n On charge OF burglary and rob.
:: -. n,w /. .nc NJ large; therefore do hereby
Z! -a...,,,J ~ Cd. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any
Z In .rr,s, either The said James Trsmme
r.; - N ,he aid james smith, AMI deliver either
. .s,d county uf Alcxandris; a"d co more
: u. , .rrs uf this Common wealth, civil and
80 ssi rcl.-.; th- people generally to use their
oa, . procure 'te nFIs', 'i ,nG sua escaped
,,,,cr wv hand Governor, and uader the Less
's- s.,i ,, ,nc Commonwealth, al Richmond. this
'''- HENRY A. WISE
49,, Governor. GgoRoE W. MrNroRD, Secretary of
-. commonwealth ,o,r,,,,n
" ~ ,,h, Inches high, dark hair aud dark com
- mex y, AID good teeth He is about a6 or ss
r. g.. sIfrTFl j.. slender. fee, inches high, brown
rres oval face prominent mouth. shows his
:. : a.., -r ,sss and is about 81 years old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
HON. JOSIAH RANDALL.

A statement having appeared that the Hon. J"'iah
Randall, distinguished old line whig of Philatrlphi!
had been anxious for the mission to China, be be-.
given 1t denial declaring thar ne would not nee!
sny office whatever, either at home or sbros: L-
privsts business having for years past clamed md
s,;lI claims all bi. time and attention. He take, %;
cssion, however, to remark:
The measures OF Mr.. Buchanan's administrator
have received my most cordial support 10 tn
cent diplomatic discussion with Great Britain h- hss
exhibited himself as digniAsd and conssrvsrvy
sfst-smsu, and shown that great nation b.
ciliatory without forfstng s self respect and ~ rae
placed hia country before the world in an atpd- :'sr
challenges either criticism rebuks aso spprnTs
OF the conrse of Mr Buchanan in relation 70 fh- H."
comet ton Constitution OF Kansas, with the riDg- 9in
i6cnrion that | never would have nccAp'ed "i my
compromise mod fcaOn of the principles Ihi' G''n
ny hun iD bis message 10 Cong'ess on mat su'J
But no has stood by the rights the South and -;a
fss.ly defended them throughout the whole c"h'--'
Ii 10 time our Northern frsnds should know that u"
other Administration OF the Government will preserve
our Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
,ue RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,,,rn p.iLy. SxarwKNHLY. AND WEEKLY,
,rcutE, puNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE.
[ L Il NJ = i:

ally Paper seven dollars per annun. and at the
vt dollars if taken for shorter period than one
: inc Semi Weekly, nve dollars per annum, and
.r.far IN months. payable IN advance. For the
p ~ ,nircr - per annu,n, or six copies for $40 to
20! ,'sr,s,,y IN advance. When letters containing
.ut sy mail, they must be registered, or they
/; =. ~, r,ss OF the writer's.
y TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
p,uy ESeviREa--For TEN lines or less, mrs,
''' svr,u,, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
z II inserted twice n week or taTce times a
~ v.vs.snda hall cents for csc h!noertion after
Z. ,ai wacn Inserted only once a"eeA h!ty cents
.n,- ,..>vErnIy y For TEN lines or less. nrs,
: 'h ,,,y. ce2Is; for each sub seauent insertion
= '' wan inserted only once awceS sereuly'hve
s,,a iassrt0n
g vvyvx.y.- For TEN ines or ,ess, nrst !nser'
= aA-y,, cent. Tor eacp continuance nity cchis.
81 ::yrr:..c,s are charged ESQ Tor one square vi
= - ,.r;,go squares, ana IN That proportion
!.' '.,..i,.enr, Of " greater length, except Auc'
~, ,bo s-e charged sloU. (paperincluded)
- - obituaries and Tributes ot tRespect. exceeding
IS 49,, .,c charged for as advertisements.
~ -, distance must be accompanied With the
~ satisfactory references, 10 insure oxec.'
u, s,.. 20 this Office msy hc rcmiu.d per mail in
:: ,y<,asle Rank notes ifregls,ered, atthe FISK oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
EXECUTORS SALE Of
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE


accordance with the last will and testament of Abner
4 Harris. decd, the Undersigned oxecutsr thereof
WILL on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of September ls5-,
offer public auction, upon the premises that valuable
rac, Of land known Woodstock, lying Fork Creek
in Louisa county, containing about i5U
Said land OF very good qualify, well adapted 10 the
growth Of the usual crops oil this section OF the state fln1
soot dwelling house with the usun cutbu!dinrs ami i'm
provements Aud d, the time and place, will be sold
another OF land known Marks separated by very
short distance from Woodstock, there being right o
way from place TO another containing 300 acres OF
which three fourths i. woods in original growth OF excel
lent quality Any further description IA dccncd.unaeccs
sary us, doubtless those wishing 10 purchase will view
the premises themselves which ihr undersigned who
lives within few miles, will take pleasure in showing.
TERMs-One third OF the purchase money be paid In
cash. The balance in three equal instamens credits OF
one and three years the purchaser giving bonds with
approved personal security bearing interest from the dny
sale. Interest to DO paid annually to the defer
red payments
viii be sold also the Crops Of Corn and Oats belonging
TO the place. with the PLANTATION Utensils and ohGr ininV-
credit of elk months will be given c.. purchases over
dollars.
Persons wishing iur,ner information will address thc
subscriber, at Cuckoovie, Louisa county.
a. N. HARRIS,
la--c,l5Sep Ex or o. Abuer n Harris. dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

NyIRGINIA-!N CHANCERY AT Rules held in the
v Clerks Office of Hanover Circuit Court on Mondoy
the 2d of August s3S:
William w Roper in his right, and rs Executor oil
Maria o. Roper, deceased. Plmntif,
Eliz.A. Taylor. Thomns G. Marshall Edwin Burnly
Hardin Burniy, Jr, William Burnly John D Muntord
Maria O. Muni ,rd Sally Muniord Mamie Muniord and
John D. Munord Jr the four last Of whom are infants
under the age of twentyone years, by William o. Win
s,nr ,bcir gnardisn nd Item Defendants.
The object Of this suit 10 procure division anonf
tho persons entitled OF the funds arising from the sale OF
farm called "Ka,ctfs, In Haoovef county. Virginia.
formerly belonging to William Marshall, deceased nnd
which WINS held dover by his widow the lae aTs Mn Mn
is o Roper the said farm having been sold in the iic
me OF said Maria o. Roper. under decree Of Hanover
Circuit Court and by affidavit flied in the cause il "p
pears ,hs, Edwin Burnly, Hardin Ru.nly J and William
Burny are nonresdens of the State of Virginia, and on
motion of the plaintiff Is ordered that the absent dcen
dan, do nppesr here within month after due publcn
on of this order aud do what 10 necessary 10 protect
their interest in this cause and that copy of this order
be published In newspaper published IN the City on
Richmond Tor four successive weeks and that's copy o
this order be posted the trout door OF the Court House
OF this county the fret day OF the next County Court
Copy-Teste.
Ana A,y D..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
ATTRACTIVE SUMNER RETREAT

THNHAT very country residence and iarm situ
Z ated on the Central Railroad aud Meadow Bridge
Road within half mile OF the city OF Richmond, belong
ing to Judge r. " Daniel Tor and possession given
immediately. The farm contains about ninety acres, OF
which about seventy in cultvRtion.-The i'm
proveuents eonsst of large story brick dwelling
with eight besides the cellar wooden kitchen and
servants houses barn, stable aud cattle shelter, aud
brick spring house and dairy. which is unusually
pure and copous spring The whole place is abundantly
supplied with good water and has always been remark
able for its heathfuncss in The sickliest seasons
country residence. convenient the city, and as
market garden and dairy this place has peculiar arac
,ons and advantages As hclthful aud pleasant sum
for children this place possesses
liar and attractions Any further inior
NATION relating it, and TO the Of renting IT, may
be had on application to the subscribers.
GODDIN APPERSON,
Juna l3-c& l2awtf Auctioneers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
NOTICE.

EDY virtue of deed oil trust executed by Thos1as
I'D Boyd and vile for the benefit 0t Jo
seph +. Kent dated the 2sth dag of Mny, 1885, aud
and wythe, shall ON FRIDAY, November 5, le5S, pro.
cecd 10 sell on The premises 10 the highest bidder, for
cash the following of iand One trnrt containing
ubuu 3ls and the other about 800 acres; sad
tracts u lana lie i the valley OF Wolf Greek, in Gile.
county Va. and distant about - miles from Giles
Court House.
Also pursuance Of the provisions of the came deed,
on MONDAY the 9Th day OF November, 1859 shall pro-
ceed to sell the premises 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. tract of land containing about 81 acres, lying
within the corporate limits of WythevIllr, Va.
Also on .he 9Th day oil November, 1853, the pre-
nises shall sell tho tavern property, in the town Of
Wythevile, Wythe county, Va. known rs tho 'Wythe.
vile Hotel the highest bidder for cash. On this lot
there is n house situated.
Such title will be conveyed as is vested in me as rus
toe. Il. Z hENT, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
Aur s-ew.w ''p' Jas. D. CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
Rules held In the Clerks Office {
" - 1i-.,;, f,nnrt of the County of Henrico. til

VTIRGINIA.-A: Rules held in the Clerks Once of
v the Circuit Court of the County OF Hsnrco, the
hr.t Monday July 1885, dt being the 5h day OF the
G. VI. Richardson executor OF Edward Gnvsn de-
ceased. Fant'"'
James f. Govun Cincinnattus Govan, Moor Ge+an. and
others, HcIeratuS;
fendsn Isaac Goida, uad his agents, from selling the
lots a land IN the bill mentioned descrbed MS follows
Three lois parcels of land n Duvas addi"n conts
;ng together i've ncrcs numbered 227, 2s and .s
anti tho further OF the Court aud aii"vt hrVing
been made and ed the defendants above named are
nm residents OF this Commonw eah the said deiendants
are notified 10 appear the Rules TO be holden In the
Clerks Office of the said Court the nrst Monday IN oc
tober nex and do what necessary to project the ie
rests in this suit copy-Testc,
fnIv .O-cw,w JOHNSON SANDS. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
NUMBER 2S.

nave heard it asserted by intellgJE men. vho ba>>
tried ooth' that the iron producecYby Mr. r-nh.r g..
equal in strength and DURABILITY, 10 the fan.e,-
Swedish 'ron for which such hfh prices Ar pe,,.
and We cannot see why this sbordd nor H.. ts..e
since u" one can take more palma to produe- q
iron than our old South western Non master
has aiso the best and the pur-s, of ore. and ri..
OF the finest timber for charcoal, with a. uuch e.
rienee ss any other man in his pro:.s,io, +, NJ
State Some Of the iron produced Il, thi- es.,s.i :
ment, wss tested short time ago. at tL. N,,i..
Navy Yard, with view TO try it. strercth .o- c,,l-
chain, aud found, upon repeated experiment. ,.
possess teuaclty superior TO anything then inu.
chain OF this iron. weighDg7i lbs to the Zoe. {:
stronger than the crown chain," weighing ~ lbs
to the foot and, 10 proportion, much stronger f.g.
the ordinary cable chain. A rod of this iron rxu Il,
tied and twisted together hemper rope, withou,
break or crack. Ii appears to US that OF such ira
""r Telegraph oaboo should be made. aud our VII.
ropes and our anchor chains generally The o. =
which produce this iron, exist in ineIhsus,,be ahu,
dance, and In convenient localities on the river Tho
are, In the furnace track, $500 acres of land AZ o
which may be considered coed farming land Will
great deal OF it contains both lead and iron ore,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON ME.
CHANICSvlLLE TURNPIKE,
Two IND Il HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND,

TINE desirable country seat of IL Breant Esq located
Il as above s for sale privately The places contains
60 acres are cleared The improvements the place
consist of comfortable brick dwelling aud every other
building that could be dc.ircdthe number of which
would unnecessary to The house is sur
rounded by hands, forest oaks and the largest variety
of ornamental trees shrubs flowers, &C. to b. found on
any other place OF The size There is also large
garden well stocked with fruits and vegetables As no
d.sc-ip which could be given would convey correct
idea the beauty Of The place persons disposed TO par
chase are respectfully requested TO examine It
P S.-As Mr. Bre.nt expects shortly visit Europe,
great bargain can be had IT immediate application be
IN 4de for the above Farm The terms of payment will
be made most liberal Apply 10
July 27-clm GODDIN & ArPERSON, Auct's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

economy in such penny wise pourdtoolish way that
men, who have msds copper mining aud manufsc-
turing profession, aud at which they have spent
their tms cannot be engaged. In the next place. we
are too far inland and the cost of transportation
the great bulk of our is too great to bear the
expense of carrsgs We cannot expect our ores to
average more than from 10 to Is per cent Of copper
which, in fact may be considered rich; but this
will not bear transportation to Baltimore, to be re-
duced. Some OF ores, it ia true yisd even 4U to 80
Per cent but great deal Of our copper will not yield
more than from 5 TO per cent; but even these would
be considered valuable in the older regions, wherf
ores as low a end per cent. reduced. THERE
fore, if We cannot reduce our ores at home since even
10 per cent will not pay tor transportation, may
we'll stop copper mining and wait until future de-
velopmsnt shall give Is the means TO make those i'm
mense deposits of oes valuable. We can see no
difficulty in the way. however, even at prssent, pro-
vded the proper sHsrgy. experience and capital is
hrouSh. tv Ussr on mining and manufacturing the
comparatively small expenditure would erect
smelteriog furnaces to reduce the ores to malt or
"coarss metal of from 40 to 50 per cent-the differ
epce in the cost Of transportation, 1000 tons Of
ore, in this case, would bs $40 900, which would be
amply sufficient to erect furnaces scale suitable
for any thing We she'll want for some time to come
But the great want Of this branch of mining in Vir
ginia like many others, is coal. The copper ores
must be- brought to Central to the coal there. The
New river will give every convenience for the trans
portation aud bye and bye our copper miners will
discover this TO be the "Swsnses" for their
When, therefore, the mining Of copper can be done
systematically and ntelligenty, and the ores amelted
at the mines, at the first convenient point, then
but not till then, will ths business pay the adveutu
rers. We will refer TO this matter again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
NG> INSTITUTION or RICHMOND

y 1T IiI SlOKE OF LfKTS INN & LAIH-
EoP, No. 49, MAIN STREET,
| HERE depostes viii u. r.'c-ivr1. which an in
.erc.i OF per cent. will be pad MI SUM
teis dcposiie six months or longer and 1--WE |, er
o' shorter period.
ls Substitution has been in existence thirty oneyc re;
aaei eve! ten millions Of dollHrs na- no snsponf'
"a. ueve. lost one dollar or failed pay any cert H.
sten due JNO THOMPSON, President.
WIN H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
"a sa-cI2mus JAMES H. GARDNER, Secretary.
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Aug la-r,15Sep
NOTICE..

HAVING sold my farm tBclls VallevD and Tisaing TO
III remove West this Fall, ote, oy sale NY Interest.
bcin one-haD in the Rockr1ge Hotel property. -itua
ed at Goshen Depot the Va Central RarOad Said
property contane about 20 OF land is very valuable
Hotel and Boarding House, The best stand in The county for
selling goods frsInte Blacksmith Shop and good run Of
custom, &c. any person wishing 10 purchase WILL oil
course come and see It, hope any suck will give
call ain anxious TO sel and tho terms will be
Bile. WIN. H. BELL
II.