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- n CRAWFORD'S SA- n
we'll known \.
Ny Y and popular Restaurant, on kyKAk
batra shNrs 1iatau

S&z and popular Restaurant onkS11Ak
10th street. a short dsianceAA7eEa
South Of Main. has been fitted up in the most ap.
proved style and IL open Tor public patronage
The Proprietor In order 90 make 10 worthy Of Tia
guests has remodelei the house from top TO bottom
and feels assured that every apartment In IL Is
treiy acceptable TO the most fastidious. The BAR
ROOM is. beyond doubt. the nsatest % be found IN
the touIhern country, and is always supplied with
the BEST LIQUORS the Northern and Buropesn
markets afford. well "a the choicest yentages
OF WINES imported into this country. The LARDkR
is daily replenished with GAME, F1SH, OYSTERS
and every other substa nal and deiicncy Of the
son. while the culinary department il under charge
of popular and fashionable Cooks who have been sg-
proved BY Epicures Of every country. Aided 70
these advantages. there are several well arranged
and handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS In the house for
private parties. to whom dinners and suppers will
he served at short notice. indeed the SALOON L 70
complete in allits appurtensnees, that SEACKS o.
MEALS can be furnished at any hour. whilst the
good order uniformly observed, renders IL NEST In
wiling place for strangers citizens who may DO
sire To enjoy delightful NEAL for moderate price,
Thankful for the berality heretofore extended him,
tho Proprietor asks Continuance. with the ps-ige
on his part that no effort shall be- spared TO please all
who may call upon him.
de 2S-dim e. Y. CRAWFORD
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49, JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
"A good wATCHMAKE Err

A. AT COST AT COST! Ten
EA thousand dollars worth OF Watches and
NA Jewelry at cost, mt the old established Ian
q - porting House OF LEWIs HYMAN, ~ Main
street. Vow IL the time to buy New Years 6ihs
and Watches and Jewelry, at save Of thirty PEI
ccfit. Watches and Jewelfy rerared by skIiiml
worktfteh at los prizes and In short time. Don't
'o'se' INC -" 'AS LEWIS LYMAN,
IA OHM "a Main street e.
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La m Hl NOTICE. RICH
- MoND AND DANyILLR
RAILAOAD COMPANy.-NEW FRRI0iiT Ar.
iRSAaNGEMENT..on and after the oath September.
Danyille, or any other Station on the road. IIso
an; any lreiFht rom Lynchburg. or elsewhere on the
iine' and ship the s ssme for account Of owners
for forwarding. by Steamers OF sailing vessels a d.
Tnk'RArLRoAD gREIsHT MAY OR NOT BE
Bnls Of Lading viii be forwarded toIthe consfrnee
and consignors, when requested. = -
Insurance effected TO any port In the United sfstes
ages, musthaye their prodnce in tho yery hest ora
directed toths DOWN FREIGHT XGESf. Il aSeS.
Merchants and others purchasina sooas hare or :,
sne t.ortn can ssnd ther stocks PROPERLY prepared
Tor transportation, directly TO our "IIp SFyeicht
agent and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
tarncmdr scrinSm isstrnetiows should Be furnish.
.,.'.... oHxRLiR i s cax issispis'
= = 49,: = - - .supt. Transp,n.
"a QUARTER and eighth casks een..
49, uins cogniac Brandy; 81 qusrter cashs Malaga
srsrs AZ a. up.s SUPERIOR Mountain Whiskey. hyc
-lAs---- wM- WALLACE SONS. !.
OAF, Crushed, Coffee and Brown Su-
~ gar: Molasses and syrups Tea Of the finest
glsass; Coffee old Mocha, very chsices Rio and La.
slMyfs Candies. &C.. With . general assortment Of
ssrysnns IN the Eroosgy l,ac a store ard 5ss sale
De s-2m Garner CARY and Pearl Sta
CN1 BBLS. Cut. 200 bbls. Gross Her
ss ~ se ss 1 n. sss
A'ss'as ms w FSssia "a Gl al 81
~, No. II Pearl street.
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T YNE & CHILDREY,
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS

HIRE OFT NEGROEsS COLLECT OLAINN Dc,
ar OFFICE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
We. the undersigned. having heard that Dr. Ro
u. Lyme and John + Childrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose OF conducting =
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS In Richmond
take pleasure In recommending them to the patron
age of the public feeling assured they Will faithfully
and punctaally do whatever they mar undertake ~
Agents.
4. Mu9RrpER soNs
saERvIN McRAE, Richmond.
JOHN K. 9ARNETf, NJ. d., Henrfcn
JOHN B. YouN6, Attorney at Law, Richmond
GARLAND HAiNEs, J. T., Henrfoo.
JoHy NEfrLEs, ]. r., Richmond.
THos. r. NuCKots J. p, Henrico-
CHAs. B. WILLIAMS, Eenrico.
joan o. TAYLOR, J. r., Henr1eo-
WM BouIwARE, King 4 Queen.
John NJ. GREGORY. Attorney at Law, Richmond.
6cDpIN & APPERsoE. Real Estate Auctioneers.
larn
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| NOTfCE.-NEW SAD a.,
IA pLERY AND HARNESS Ta. (cyA

Ga N0TiCE:-NEW SAD On
Il TX TABLlSHMESr--Ihs. sihscriirr re-
spectfully iufpTms his old customers ssd
Mr JOINS w. DsySis his entire stosk ~ sADpI.EsT
and FIXTURES; also. tcased the horse, tr,ortNf-
Iniiiarly known as OtcyH old stand where may b.
fonnd large and yarird stock Usually kept m Che
iine which he win sell reas4nalls terms rs y
can snnrd; Having engaeed the services q ".
JOHN OTEf, (arknowted ged 20 be tho " q safiief
In the city y who sill attend Ia peran n the Saddle
department those who mex ~ IN want ~ snrerigr
saile. q any other article In my line. III piece
JOSEPH n. CoLQrTrT. Agent,
Nc. "a Main etrpet. assofs above
81 Charles Hotel
N.B.-Thosa who are In want 81 Mr.. IL p gsown-
iug's COLLARS. can to fusnished by leayiog their
orders A f,ill Supply always ca hand.
Richmond. December 2ah- 1851. DE- 2a-ts
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T'HE LIVER INVIGORATOR, prepared
4 by DIR. SANFORD. is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC

4 by DIR. SANFORD, is A 81
MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is
almost too great to believe. 1t
ecen the first dosa oirtag BENEFIT, a
one bottle ia required to cure
Complaint, from the worst Jaun
a common headache, all of viii,
DISEASED LIVER.
1.-THE Liver is one of the spriD
human body, and when isASperf'
the powers of the systemNare {
stomach is alInostentirely depe
action of the Liver for the )prop
functions, when the stom- ach
are At fault, aud the WHOLE syst
Qhencs of one organ-tbek LIVE
do it's duty For the disea- ses o
proprietors has m. lie it'd. his &
more than 20 years, to find
with TO counterfeit the man
which il is liable.
To prove that this re->med
person troubled with I.iv-jer 1
It's forms, has but totrya bottl
certain. q
A compound has been Sform
and extracting that parttIwhic
active virtues ofthe medi- cine.
all morbid or bad matter from
Ing In their Mace healthyH flow
the stomach. causingfoodtzto dl
the blood giving tone andNheal
merry removing thecaIlses, of tt
ing q radical curcwithout" any
after effects, felt by using Gallo
Poison that is usually eSresOl
One dose after eating is&ssuffi'
stomach and prevent the food
ing. 81
Only one dose taken be- fore
nightmare. -
Only one dose taken atr nigh
gently, and cures costive-L ness
One dose taken after each
pepsia. Y
One dose of two tea-espoo
lieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe-x male
the cause of the disease, u anl
Only one dose immedi-, ateIJ
One dose often repeated is a
era Morbus, and q pref went
One dose. taken often, twill
of bilious attacks, while ait +
feelings.
@ Only one bottle Is need
system the effectsofmedi-O cine
One bottle, taken for >JauI
yellowness, or unnatural, color
One dose taken a shortNtime
yigor to the appetite and, max
One dose often repeated n, cure
rhCea in its worst forms, Will
Bowel Complaints, yield x<talmC
One or two doses cures Sattac
while for worms in child, rem,
er or speedier remedy inyZthe v
E There is no exaggeration
they are plain sober facts, that ",
to prove, while all who use it,
unanimous testimony in its favol
We take infinite pleasure in
medicine as a preventive for Fey
FEVER, and all Fevers Of Biliol
with certainty. and thousands q,
to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds of Liver
ed to the public, there are none
commend as DR.. SANFORDS
generally known now througho
preparation is truly LIVER lSv
the most happy results on all
innumerable certificates have
great virtue Of this medicine by
est standing in society, and we
best preparation now tefore {
County Democrat.
Price 81 per bottle.
SANFORD 4
H.
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NEGRO HIRlNG.-Tne subscriber re
IN turns bis thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past favors and takes this method OF H.
Intends 10 continue the business the coming year,
promising to his best exertions to obtain goOc
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted Il
him. aud also TO give them his personal attention u
case OF sickness. He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. In which they cal
stay until hired out.
He would advise that Negroes should be sent In n
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer. by consent. to the following persons:
sil s; hHt hir4..srs. Richmond ~,s,,
Jso l. w q. LATANE, King William.
pR THOMAS LAIANE, s ~
On. BEv. D. REY. lrsse~
bR JAS. II. LAriSE, ESSEX
H. A. J. CTOPTON,
once corner of Wall and Frank lin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hin b Co.'s.
De I'm
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Ceiling AT REDUCED PRICES

CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have On hand and selling atvery low rates,
large and well assorted lot VI Cassimere Business
Beaver eurtcuts Black and Brown Cloth frock Coats
issxe aasorsmsneso 81 Boys Over and Body Coats.
oiyssine very iov. Vssts n Msek snS S.nev w,
vets Me!inc and Black Fancy Csssimsrss. Fnrnish-
Ing Goods Of all styles and grades 6entlenen's
N. WALHER CO..
De 10 los corner Of Main and PeAA sfs.
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CPECfAL NOTICE. An persons ID.
~ dsetsd 20 sCl4ARks0Ny ANDERSON, ara re-
auested TO settle their accounts, ~ longer indui-
genee cannot b giyea. d. "
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MICRO HIRING.-The subscriher

NEGRO H / BIN q The subscriber
IN again offers his services 10 his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself TO use his best exertions
With their business and to pay special attention TO
the Negroes during sickness. He hopes from Az ex.
perence Of twelve years. to be able TO give satsc
ton.
0- Office 8. the old stand Of Dabuey Cauthorn,
cfner Of Main and 18th STREETS opposite 81 Charles
Hotel. EDWARD n. DABNEf.
~ kcwo
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400 prizes, amounting to sso.Mo
The Numbers from to 51,pU, corresponding with
those Members On the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper are encrced with small tin Tubes and
The first i62 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoIved. and Q number is
drawn from the wheel OF numbers. and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are orened and exhibit
siopers, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
Approximations PRIzss-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes win be entitled TO tho 2s Approxima.
II 25I, Ii 252 will each be entitled to $500 If Ticket
Sere d s u.s. s So viii each be entitled to $50;
and SO on, according to the above scheme; A.,
The 5000 prizes Of S Til be Determined zine d. By the
PIT ends with No. 'ls them al the eks where the
Der ends with No 2. then all the Tickets where the
number ends In g. will be entitled to $50 and 30 on
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
Certificate ola package of1 70 WHOLE Tickets &c
" 10 10 ssi asstssf e e
In ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICAfk8,
Enclose the money to Gnr address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
BY first mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will DO sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
RT Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
81 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able In full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
An communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
8. SWAN CO., Augnsta. Ga,
m. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filled, and
save time by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. at either
of those cities.
~ list of the Numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
ID following papers: The Augusta 0Ia) Oonsti-
nationalist. New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
nah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and PauldinR (Miss.) Clarion. de 30
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES,
~ S~ STRENGTHEN AND Assist
THEM.-We have received per Express, the Istees
are the perisopic ooncave and conveyed Brazilian
crystal, donble focus and polished, which are war
catarac going to IL, also Observation-Disclosures. All
persons that wear or those which need 70 begin 10
wear. can be suited by calling upon us.
Also all styles Of OPERA, Spy and Mag
nfyipg Glasses, and Microscopes for sale at their
store. corner Of Main and Pearl streets
de MYERS Il JAHNKE.
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THE DISPATCH
UEsOAY MoRNlSe...........JANuARY =. lsse


AMERICANS And swrss.--ws copy from the kevs-
nae u osasvs sAe following stery.2 IE
Al American returning lately with HE guide
from the rlAcaer Of the khone got into an alterca'
,ioo with him and struck him with his ast. The
s1side al rst did not seem 70 be offended bat, ar
living st the village, he requested tho American
"a pay him thirty francs, II he did not wish TO b
stoned hy the Inhabitants. What could our IAN
nee dol Resistance was impossible: be would
hsse been sacrificed. He asked the guide u he
woud take another such blow sor thirty francs
more. The guide willingly agreed; add the power !
Nal Yankee struck hin stunning blow OF ms ns..
hut the mou ntaiseer did net even ffown, ana tne
two gentlemen parted the best OF friends
~--4----------------~-----
HrroSs OF RAG NEW YORK BANK SrrERiSrkSpENTs-
-rbe report Of the bank superintendents OF the
STATE of New York, submitted TO tue Legislature,
recommends that no mortgages lie allowed to be
taken hereafter o. security for circulating notes
90 compel every Incorporated bank gradually 10
rrnI their present circulation by notes secured
IN the same manner ~ the free banks; 70 compel
an hanks In the city Of New York to keep - per
cant Of their average weekly deposits, of all de-
scrintions, In ocin special depoets In eon not 10
form a part of the statement The banks out Of
the city to keep the same percentage upon the sv-
ssxe OF their average quarterly deposits either In
r,tn or the balance to the credit In solvent bank
q, New York, Brooklyn. Albany or Troy.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE, EXCHANGE
on New York. Il SHIRT.
Ia ss--ff HAyAfI. n IN
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=e READING LAGER +a
lA BEER-PREsH WINTER A-tf53Ef5
SeE2 GER BEEK-The undersigned SsE1xkR
Is receiving weekly and VIII continue to receive
throughout the season, superior article u fresh
LAGER BEER from the famous READING BREw.
cry, which he win supply Ia quantities to suit bis
customers and the public at bis Saloon.
He will always have on hand supply Of the best
sWITZER CHEESE.
}. q. LANCE,
4th street, between Broad and Marshall SITS.
no
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CLOTHING.

OUR WHOLE STOCK SELLING AT
~ REDUCED PRICES.-CLOTufNG CLOTH.
ING:-MEN,s, YOUTHS, sERyANTS~, Our large
are now offering at greatly reduced prices having
determined to work them on II possible. aud we In
vite Old aud Young to examination, knowing that
the prices asked cannot bnt be- satisfactory. The
stock 10 good and for tho sake OF the cash wanted
by ourselves, we will ofJsr great Inducements,
that nothing shall be wantns on cur rart TO cothe
the people at economical rates.
GR0SH0NG. TUPMAN 4 Co,
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a. ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two very
sa Desirable Rooms on 9Th, near Vain street,
newly Papered and Painted, with Gas and Water at
tached suitable fer lcigings. Possession given the
.Dth. Apply 10
p->fs GtNTER u hLN Ell.
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NA FUK KENT FhIF ATELI - ne
EI AMpTHtLL MILLS. situated on Falling creek
IN Chesterfield county about i've miles from Ksch.
by water, with boats Of small draft, and By good
road from Richmond. Sthe Manchester and Peters
burg TurnpIkeJ The Mills are fitted for manufsc-
turing Flour and Corn Meal, and for saving. with
ample power for large business. Application to be
made to JOS. MAYO WATKINS, (by letter Bea-
vertam P. a.. 0oochard county. or to ii. CAR
RINGT0N WATKINS. near the premises.
Q-6t
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GENERAL AGENTS, 60.

J. n. SAWYER. 2. Fl. MoSrAarE
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
" AND COLLECTION AGENCY
Tfe undersigned will attend to the above named
branches Of business. In prompt and efficient man
We will WRITE UP BOOKS; MAKE OUT and
COLLECT BILLS apd ACCOUNTS. COPYING
DONE. Als., TRANSMITTING.
K J. II. SAWYER 4 co,
4 Corner Bank anu lfsh streets.
Opposite Richie & Dunnayants
jaelm Printing Office.
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MARBLE WORK
IS1 AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER 4, VINCENT.

GISIA-CAPITAL 10000 D0LLARS-MoDe re
c-ve deposit in sums of five dollars I'd upwards
which interest mt the rate of per centum per an
mum is paid. for remaining six months or long
for shorter periods interest at the rate Of pei
centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received. and certificates issued by the
Cashier T. u. Stake at the store Of r. B. Silence
corner Of Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va
SAMUEL b. OOTTRELL, President.
T. Il. STARKE, Cashier.
C.WALTHALL, Secretary.
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SANFORD l. CO.. Proprietors,
| 345 Broadway, New York
FISHER 4 WINSTON and ADIE GRAY. Agents for
| Richmond. de 2-d6cwSIu
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CEASONABLE GOODS.-We have j

- AND SiEET1NG.-We have on hand yet,
arge stock of our Domestic Goods, which we bou9ht
1t the PANIC CASH SALES in New York, and will
cell them at q slight advance for cash.
We do also offer 500 pair Of Bed and Servants
Blankets at less price than they have ever been sold
IN this market before.
All kinds of heavy Wooden Goods, such rs CAST
neres sattInets Tweeds, Flaunels Linseys, Plads
&C. Offering at very low prices to reduce our
heavy stock before the lat of January.
j. 4 NJ. ROSENBAuM
do BROAD
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and Is daily working cures,
:. 1t cures asif by magic.
lsft, and seldom more than
cure any kind Of Liver
, Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
f which are the result of o
principal regulat's Of the
,Sperformsits funct'ns well
Hare fully developed. The
=. dependent on thehealthy
)pr0per performance ofits
ach is at fanlt, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
.LIyER-having ceased 10
Ises Of that organ, lof the
Ihis study, in a practice OF
find come remedy where
= A
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
almost too great to believ
sc~n the first dosa oirfag be'
one bottle is required to
Complaint, from the wors
a common headache, all c
DISEASED LIVER.
The Liver is one of the
human body. and when is ,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-08-05

RATTLEsNAKE KILLED. The wife OF Mr..
Isaiah Smith, on goiugto the door one day
last week, observed close under the steps a
pretty large snake. 1t occasionally ratified
as il something disturbed it. That some
thing proved to be a nest of kittens located
under the doorstep. The "cruel sarpient"
was doubtless well pleased at the prospect
for luscious meal on young cats, but Mrs.
S. sent for her husband, who incontinently
blasted the hopes ofhis Snakeship by cutting
off his tail very close about his ears. The
"varmint" measured -four feet six inches
long, and spor.ed seven rattles and button.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-08-05

idolized by all her numerous acqUaintances.
Three Cheers!)
Third round-Call for DR.. Condee, who
delivered an eloquent and appropriate ad-
dress. Three Cheers y
Fourth round-Call for Dennis of Eagle
Furnace, who responded spiritedly by words
flowing freely, quick, sharp and very appro.
pirate. Eagle Furnace we'll represented by
fine looking ladies, with open, frank and
cheerful countenances. The Eagle folks may
we'll be proud of their society.l
Fifth round--Call for Lantz, who respon.
ded finely. (Three Cheers y
Sixth round--Call for Smallwood, who
responded in beautiful aud becoming man.
ner (Three Cheers y
Seventh round-Call again for Carrot, who
addressed them in all points, much to the
credit Of the Clerk Of Vinton Furnace
('rhIee CheersD
Eighth round--"Three Cheers for Vintor
Fmnace!' Mr.. Jaynes again returned thanks
to the crowd in very humble. pathetic man
ner, with final adieu for the evening, fo
the marked demonstrations paid him and Ia
dy; and The serenaders retired in the first or
der Of military escorts.
Mr.. Editor, while viewing al, this fine
performance, and the beautiful and happy
bride and groom, l thought what a pity al
the old bachelors of Vinton county were moi
present. Have no doubt the error of theil
ways would be clear and apparent to them
As to widowers it is not important that they
witness such ia ascinating and charming dem
ons strations, as they are generally fast enough
anyhow. Excuse the length Of this com
munication though the beauties Of the eve,
ming are not half described, and tho writer
intended to make very short notice.
Yours very respectfully,
July 81, 1853. Swan OBSERVER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-08-05
Notice.

THE Trustees of School and Ministerial Lands,
L of original surveyed Township No. 10 of the
10th Range Of the Ohio Company's Purchase,
1858, at the Post Office, in Prattsvile, Vinton
County, Ohio, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. of said day for the pur-
pose of receiving proposals for leasing the fol-
lowing lands in said Township. to wit: The
South East Quarter of Section No. Is, divided
North and South. JOHN T. BLACK.
MORRIS ALBAUGH.
July 26-5wl CHRISTIAN M0HLER.
Trustees,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-08-05
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

VNHE Commissioners of Vinton County viii
J. meet at Snyder's Mill in Brown Township il
70 o'clock NJ. on said day, for the purpose of sell
ing TO the lowest responsible bidder the cOntrac
for rebuilding the bridge across RaccoOn Creek a
that place, whioh was recently washed away
The contractor to have the privilege of using al
the old timbers of said bridge that are good. Thu
contractor to give bond and security for the faith
full performance of the contract. Terms madt
known on day of sale.
By order Of the Commissioners.
j. A. WALDEN, Aud. V. Co.
AUDIToR's OFFICE, VINToN CoUNTYl
Macarthur, July 26, 1858.