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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-01

The poet BaRRr Cornwall thus referred
to philopenas
greatly object to this one sided game
this finding double almond. sharing 1t with
lady, and then having TO pay forfeit
when next she encounters You. II You say
it FIRST, the little devils haze such funny ways
to get rid OF paying; sometimes they viii
give you kiss-that something sometimes
they will let you bear them to bal or par
ty. and sometimes they will pay up ike men
very unwillipgly. | philopenaed a girl,
she Acknowledged the debt, AMI promised
me an annular The next day she sent me
an almanac.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-01

Concord, June 22-Resolutions on na
.ional topics, were introduced into the
House, strongly Republican in their tenden-
cy. They will probably come up for discus
sion tomorrow.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-01

Gen. H,ssEY and staff leit Fort Leayen.
worth. Er Utah. on the 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12
- - = = = ----s,-ia,
nH r aooDH
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GoolS

~. IA FAhNEh ~ TO.
Have now Ia store uit anu compIe assortment Of
the newest and most fashionable styles Of ENG.
If5h, FRENCH, GERMAN and AMERIGAN STA
PIE and FANCY DRY GOODS. to which they in.
vite tae st'enttoh OF the CITY and COUNTRY trade
eeneraty, telling we'll assured they can please the
most sstdious tasfa AMI at the time sell their
gocas reasonable terms 40 they can be ben rht
in this cits They will continue 10 add to their
stick whatever IL new and fashionable.
The following are q few of the leading articles
Splendid Bsocade SILK Robes ala
Flouneed snd Double
skirts
Rich Ras adere az ez aad Plaid Silks
Poplin Robes a'Lsz
Ttk Gro de Rhine Poll dc Sole and Taf!efa silks
French Morinos and s6nin De LANES
kich Plaid and Figured 9alercas
Biz Bsmbazines, Alpacas. Gbaltee and Mousselnes
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin Cambria. Peaua; aud Mourning Coliars
Illusion Cares and Der has
CLoAks. MAN1LEs and sHAwLs, In great VA
CLoTus. CAssIsEgEs and yEsrINGs
PLANTATION eBd HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
81 ard talles Ctcths. Sheer's tsrey satinetta
Rntkiand Fniled Cloths, kerseys and Plains
ll*td Ltnseys, white. ted and yellow Flannels
Rod Blankets, of all qualities and prices
Negro btsnkets, white and colored
Pine pemass Table Cloths. Damaak Napkins
Linen sI:estinss, Pillow Linens, Irish Linens
hieschsa ana iir9 Cotton sheetiugs aud Shirtinss
Nerlao, Lanes Wool, silk and Shaker shirta and
Drawers VAIN
Aexander's Kid Gloves, Buckskin. silk and plusb
Lined Gloves aud Gauntlets
Gotten and Woo, Hosiery of every dissertation
CA kpETS Ard R1ffsS n n
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ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE, JR


This day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
IA ICY DRY GOODS. and invites his friends and the
pubic in the city and country TO examination of
the same. The Ctock has been bought for cash frt
the porting and auction houses at the decline from
tho earlier sales and will be sold a small profit
for cash or 10 punctual customers.
Great press of business forbids en- extended adver
tisemt Mt; but will have aud sell every article in
eur liu, + business in as large variety of good
quail ,. and az as low prices as though the merits
Of the tock wera expanded into columns.
Beio Cnuln grated ths most important arti
ces in tho trade for families plantation hands, ID
dies gentlemen and children, viz:
Cloths. Cassmeres Satinets and PULLED Cloths
French English and American Mouselines
Plain and Figured French Merinos and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, III Silks and De
LaInes
Black Gros de Rhinos and Mourning BLACK Silks
Fancy Silks Velvet and Trimming silks
Every variety of Calicoes. at every price
Mary land hiDseys, Plain AMI Plaid Osnsburgs
A very large stock of Bed and servants Blankets
RioaChed and Brown khaetinGs, Shirtiugs and Duck
Ewsuskiu. Welsh and other FiaDncis
Embroidered Collars. Slt and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
R0und cornered shaw's Stellas, Rob Roys, &c
Cloaks, all of the newest fashion
Ho.iery. Gl5yts. Hoop Skirts and WOollen shirts
Ribbons, Lacos, Edgings, &c, &c
MANN = VALENTINE. JR,
corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets.
&C I-1mif near Capitol Square.
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By Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.

CPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.
TI0N--We will commence to sell ct public Auction.
THIS EVENING, At O'Clock. the hsndsomsst and
largest stock Of Staple fnglish. German and Amsff-
Country merchants would find Il to their advantage
to attend our sales where they have an opportuni-
riety Of saleable articles not be found any 9TH
er establishment in this city. Also, superior IN.
voice OF Gold Watches and Jewelry. Gnns Pistols,
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, ~. together with good a.
sortment of Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive, and Will commence at TX o'clock
each evening, until further notice. at No. q Main
street. LARUS 4 SHINE
40 AZ Aucfa
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson.
VERY COMPORTABLE REa1nrN

ON THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 18TH
quest Of Mr. Hiram N Smith (who Il about chene-
ing his res1ence) va will sell at auction ON TURJ-
DAY, 18th Oct, 1858, 1t O'clock the desirable rsa.
depcs. located above The lot fronts 80 fest run.
ming back 50 feet. The dwelling has II rcoms, b.
siies several dressing rooms. and IL supplied With
all the modern improvements, such ~ gas, water,
der. but is withal among the most conveniently
arranged places In this city II Ii only necessary %
There is besdes detached. an excellent brick kitch
en-, nearly new. having rooms. bcsides stable and
carriage house.
Those disposed to purchase, are requested to visw
the premses at any hour after O'Clock, n, before
the day of sale,
TEaMs-One-6fh cash; balance Ut 4, s.11 and 10
mouths for negotiable notes, interest added secur-
cd by trust deed,
ocs GoDDTN 4 AppHRsON. Aucts.
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.-s--@--l-
AUCTION aAIsun
$a5sDzY
BY =. B. Cook { O..
BY Lsrus 4 shine, Auees.
BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
EURNIrURE. DRY GOODS en-

EUkNITUKE, DRY GOODS, 0ROCE-
= RES, Ac.--I will sell ct auction. e my store.
corner OF Main and 18th streets on TUESDAY.
and second hand Furniture. In good order
DRY G00Ds-Nett shtrtA. Drasers and Jacke<s
Siotns Cassimsres Cossings. vesting Towelllne H.
ders, &C.. &c.
aK0CERlEs-2sb b,s whisksy; 10 c.shs Rra.dy,
yooIs Apple Brandy; 70 casks whiskey; x bsSrcIs
nerrfngs; ID boxes Chewing Tobacco; IS dosen To-
mat'e and Cucumber Cassups; Is 900 Cisars
oe IL H..css.n.
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lages will receive special atten.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

SAALSA ShhCSlCAL AMI ENdLlS n
~ sCIIQ0L-INoTITUTE FOR MUSIC. PAINT
ING AND DRAW ING-On the first day of Octo-
Der next ! intend opening a Select Classical and
English schooi. in which will be taught all or any
;ermGn, History, Geography, Mathematics and all
the usual English branches. In view of the difficult
" of giving strict and proper attention to a large
School. the number OF pupils will be limited to IS
and the entire charge for instruction in THIS depart
fns,t will be 800 per session. from the LIST of ucto
ber is5s, ending the 3oth June 1899. The ancient
branches OF the French, by Prot. KMloN of The
German; by the Rev. Mr.. HOVER, and the English
and Mathematics by fully competent teachers
Private lessons will also be given and private Glass
es formed in any of the above branches. With this
school. is combined Institute for Music, Painting
and Draining: In the Musical department. under
taught on liberal terms, Orchestration, thorough
Bass and Piano, by Prof BUSCH; Guitar, Melodeon
and all Observation-Disclosures by professional teach
ers. Special attention will be paid to sacred, vocal
Music and instruction giTen both privately and in
classes or cieties in thorough Bass. vocal or in
stfumentsl Nasic on application The department
direction Of Mr. ALPRRD sMITH, assisted by nr.J. r.
FISHER, OF Philadelphia. recently arrived in this
city; specimens of whose talent can be at the
Institute. Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Draw ing of every description will be Taught private
~ or IN classes Special opportunity of pere citing
themselves in all or any of the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
Themselves to teaching.
With he impression, that an Institution, where
instruction in the most general branches of art and
science may be had at moderate prices from teach
ers OF established reputation, will prove beneficial
10 the rising generation. the p tronags of an en-
lightened public is solicited.
Ali communications will be left at the Institute
Main, between 9th and 10Th streets, over DR. Hud
SONS Dental office at the Post Office, in letters
O. A. ERICSSON
Richmond Sept 1883 Sc 6--dtlN
KERERENcEs.-Rev t Moore Rev NJ Hoge, Rev
Geo Woodbridge, Rev II ? Kepler. Hon S taskis.
+, RIM md Nm fnb: Eso
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THE QUEENS MESSAGE IS RE-
Il CEIVED,
But In ] arKAUSE,S Goods You viii not ha dr.

ceived!
The Presidents reply has been dispatched,
But STRAUsEs Goods are always aheadi
Where can you get the greatest hargaDsf
AT NO. q MAIN STREET
Ali colors Merino from &c and upwsrds
ALI colors DeLaines, plain and figured, from l21zc
Ice, l3c, &c
Black and cord Silks at SOC and higher prices
Fast cold Calico at &C. SIC, &c
Also. beautiful Philadelphia made CATERS, with
heels and without; Morocco aud Goatskin Bootees
with and without heels: Misses and Children's
shoes; Mems and Boys shoes. sewed and peeged ;
value.
To- Be careful that You go to the right place -
The sooner the better. Persons from the country
will do well by giving me q call before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH STRAUsE
OCT No n Main street
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" ALL able n Ell hOES run DALE no
REMAIN IN RICHMOND The following al
liable slaves can be bought at a very reasonable
price. TO remain in Richmond viz: Woman aged
10 years, with her three children aged from to 3
years old, and Man 81 years old, who is a house
servant and ostler. They can be seen by calling at
the office of GUDDIN Il APPERsOS
&C ST
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uAVfNa NOW closed cut AM ths unde

Ia siTabe goods in the stock of VALENTINE&
SON. by making the sacrifice of them in the store
rather than at auction. the remaining stock have
purchased, enabling my father to wi hdraw his in
tereat from the late concern and shall this day with
a large and new stock Just arrived from New York
open business the old basis of forty yea -s'
standing ddaeTan9 to the one prtce system, and in
pursuing it, shall be guided by the same policy
which directed my father for many years.
BY my father. l requested to say to his old
friends that he will generally be fsunl abort the
store where it will give him great pleasure greet
them. MANN VALENTINE. JR
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AUCTION fALHe.
-~-.>eSr-e~~-~-.>s
FUTURE DAK.
By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL

1 FFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL
:, - - INSTRUMENTS OF THE LATE DIR JOHN
MCCONNELL AT AUCTION --On "WEDNESDAY
lstn ut le o'clock. We will SELL at the oes OF
ans isse pr John Mcconnell. on Main. between 9th
anu lptn tts, complete set of Mechanical and
= cai Dental Instruments. embracing every ar.
for the prosecution 1.-THE deEta PRO-
n Ane VMce fnrniture. consists of two Mahogany
nenIai Cnsirs and epftoonsy Mahogony sofas Mar
t C,e Top Table, Marble Ton Washstands, Mahogany
M. csssred with hair CLOTH Desk Brussels Cal.
rs nLSo-one behring's Fire Proof Safe. entirely
ALsO-One-half OF the exclusive riaht for u,inr
sns Cneopiastlc process Of making teeth
fec. 1po1 Ao0es Vi saiu oi-
The attendance Of the profession IA particu,ar,v
efuested 70 TINS sale, embraciog as il does every
instrument OF the most approved Manufacture and
hnisI, L. b. COOK d CO.
w ~ AucfiouAera
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SHERlFF'S SALE by virtue of a dis
- tress warrant in my hands in favor of Lewis +
Harvle vs q Hermann, shall proceed TO sell At
o'clock, NJ, at the Boat Yard on the north side of
tne canal opposite the Tredegar Works. the fellow
1ns property, to wit Railways complete; 100 feet
steam Kettle. Bog and Chain Shed; lot Work
Benches. Blocks and TiAber; Blacksmith shop and
contents; Paint shop and contents Ccrpenters'
Shop and contents Grindstone; lot Iron &c
Terms cash II K ELLYSON, 8 OR
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DRICE s. WATKINS
ELEGANT AND
COM PL ETH STOCK
OF
u R Y GOOD S.

The second instaiment Of our SUPERB STOCK,
for FALL SALES, is now in store snd being receiy-
seive. OF the NEWEST aud CHOICEST GOODS i'm
ported into the country, we were IN market several
dent and other buyers had selected the most
DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
from the early French importations One Of our
concsru baine At Present in market. we nave mus
taken advantage Of the EARLIER as we'll as later i'm
our 81 and connfry friends to our sUPPLY With
uoas confidence, AS we can ohar them nnsnrpass,
Cd M sSa L We cali s,sns aoa
70 L III iis" pR sss GOODS, EMBRorDEeIEs. &C.
Splendid Brocade Silk Robes a'Le8
s SKIRT Go 40 f''ua''' AHl '''
Rich Bssadsre. a'Lez. and Plaid Silks
Rieh Brocsde, Ottoman, Bay adere, and Gro Grain
Rlaek aro de Rhines poaIt de Sol and Taffeta do
paris De Laiue Robes. a'Lez, very handsome
Elegant Bay adere and Figured French d. LANES
aatine Faconue aao Alceone new arfice
"a PLAIN. Figured and a'Lez French Merinos and
Bayadere Challies and valencias
beautiful French Plads and stripes
Mohair Bay atere. Silk Warp De Badge
uandaone Low priced Printed Mouslines and Cash
Lupin's BLACK Bombazines and Tsmese Cloths
Do do De LANES. English Grapes, DC
Rich French ChiutZ and ChiptZ RoLes
Poiot Applique, slagule and Brussels Collars and
yalsnciennvs Honiton and Lace trimmed Collars
Real French Muslin and Cambria Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves
Linen and Peque, white and oolored Collars and
French Muslin. Lace. Linen. Cambria and Peaue
Mourning Muslin. Cambria and Grape Collars and
Illusion and Lace Capes and Berthas
Heal french Muslin Embroidered Bssgues. Pcquc do
Muslia, Cambria and Linen Bands, Bdsings and in
Superb ysienciepnes, Thread and drpure LAGOS
ard Edgings
Infsnts' Fought Bodies and Dresses
Adj sf GatnA rTR
Splendid Embroidered Linen Cambria and Lawn
few sets Embroidered Muslin Collars. slccrc. and
Real sIssh thread !sss and chsp.IllSy ysil.
Rich Velvet Taimas, Cloaks and Nantes.
Rich Cloth ard Beaver closks and Nantes.
LIENS Velvet, snd cold and BLK Cloths. and Trim
Beautiful Plush, Bordered and Chenille Stella
shawis
Long, square ard round Wool shawls. new and
beautiful patterns
Our second foor il devoted to this department,
"A''A 70 VOL aEsfIEMENs WEAR.
Hilgers celebrated Black French Cloths ard CASH.
Oxford Mixed Dceshins, and new style Fancy Cass,.
Rich Figured Velvet. Silk, areuadne and Satin
Fancy Tweeis Csssmores for suits in great variety
Black and colofed satinets, OF the most approved
Merino Cashmere. and other material fer boys
Gents Half Hose, Gloves. Collars Cravats scsrfs &c.
PIASTATIos dooDs. BLANKETS. &c
Hnnton's and aonsack's approved Va. Fulled Cloths
Best Heavy sheeps Grey satiness
Fine Merino Linsey for house servants
Maryland Heavy Linsey for field hands
Blankets white and coiored in great variety. very
~ HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
1874. II and lz4 Linen sheeting and Pillow Linen
Bieached and unbieached Cotton Shooting of sil
widths
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DRY GO0DS-FALL 1858.
wADswoRTH, TURNER d Co.
Nh Ii fxru u<cuH~

NO Is I4TH sfRHEf,
HAVE received an extensive assortment of FOR
EI9S and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS selected eY.
pressly with view to suit the wants OF the Virg,.
nia North carolina and Tennessee trade. which viii
De 9aeien ~ prices they Tear no competition.
The trade is respectfully solicited TO examine
THAR STOCK % -
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VA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL.
SOCIETY.--The undersigned. may be found
daily At the ONES Of JoHN A. LANCAsfEs. ESQ !
1American Hoteio between O'Clock A. NJ and
r. NJ. 10 deliver certificates TO oil who desire TO
enroll their names ~ members OF the Central Agri-
cultural Society Persons at . distance may obtain
certificates by sending their names and Post Ofce.
and enclosing 90 to undersened.
WM I'll. RICHARDSON, JR
&C li--1W Gent AGENT Va. Cent? AL SOY.
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CPLENDID STOCK OF

Dh1 UOUDS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends customers aud the public generally that he
Is new receiving, direct from New York and phila
dslPhia, = large and desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods embracing all the latest tyles
among which may be found choice selection IF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
:. Also large assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres.
Sesttngs, Jeans: Tweeds. &C. for men and boys
wear; Flspneis. Irish Linens Bleached aad Brown
shestngs, Bieached and Brown Cottons. Cotton 0s-
nsbnrGs~ very low; together with extensive
stock Of
CLoAKS AND SHAWLS.
Direct frcm New York and IF the latest styles aud
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities, consisting Of kerseys Sati-
netts. stsunton Cloths. Full Cloths Linseys, blan-
kets aud many other articles too numerous to men
ton An examination is earnestly solicited. as am
determined to sell low GE8 pAGBY,
Sc 2l-lm 81 Main street.
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AUCTION oAk10.
s>->sk~~~~>--@><~
UTURE DAId
By Goddin q Apperson.

A UCTION SALE or A VALUABLE
1c,;n,,IR ,ARM on 2ss ACRES, IN CHsSTRRYIELD
S ~, NJ, On SWIFT CREEK 20 MILES DISTANT
1noM klIHMQnD.-We are authorized 20 sell tbs
Valuable Farm, located above. Grmsrly the resi-
us y AZ Tsniei 0oode and now IN the oecu
pancy q Or. Thes o. Markham II contaiua 2ss
.es q which 10 acres 70 log grounds we'll pro
growth Of Hsy, Corn. Wheat aud tats y '
The neighbcrhood Is equal to any in noinf NJ mo-
raj and religious advantages, being conyenienf 10
three or four churches, and quite near 10 Anon
academy, for the education of boys ard young men
The improve menfs consist Of an excellent DwelIin@
House, containing three rooms below, and two pss.
sages, IS nearly new, and neatly painted. As the
owner resides in the adjoining he Il anxons 10 ssIi
ana Will offer Inducements to those who win make
immediate application Possession given in time 10
seed Crop Of wheat Apply to
G0DD1N 4 APPERSON, Aucts
. Inc foregoing valuable Farm will be sold AT auc.
ton. on the premises, WEDNESDAY, tho I3th DC
roper isss at IL O'Clock A. NJ If fair, If not, the
TEENS :, One-third cash, balance at one and two
deed. 'S~.ASe W "Huss
oc5
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JhCOb 3, ATLEE.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN AppERsoN, Aucts

RLACKSMITH'S SHOP AND TOOLS.
~ AND FRAMED DWELLING ON BROAD.
NEAR TO MAYO STREET. FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON. AT the request OF Mt G Miles, we will sell
at auction on the premises, on THURSDAY. The
l4th October, 1883. at o'clock Nj the Black smihs
Shop and Tools theren also q Framed Dwelling
with rooms. located as above subject to an annual
ground rent OF $40.
TERMS -Four months credit for approved, endors-
ed negotiable notes. = .
ocs GODDIN 4 ApPERsON. Apcts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND

'KUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
- pm ELLISd ON BROAD STR EET.-By virtue
OK two deeds of trust from the late Frederick
70 the trustees OF the Shockoe Hill building Pund
association duly recorded in Henrico CountT Conrf
Clerk once we shall in execution thereof uroct ed
to sell, etpuolc auction. on WEDs ESDAY. the 2ntf
October, 1888 at O'Clock. 2 NJ the framed store
as extended into Henrico County. The lot fr.nt,
aoonf 81 feet and runs back 46 eet TO an slley N
feet wide designated as No. Is Valentines plan fhs
property has been recently occupied by said KreceI
6raDary. ~
TERAs-The trust deeds require cash sale; but an
arrangement will pe made To give the u,n. crsJ;ts
Whlch VIII be made known at the hour of sale
SAML. T. BAYLY
AUGUST sCHAD lTrustees
RICHARD MOORE,
" yale conducted by GopDIN AppEssoy Auc
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~. zgs rEEzsszAsc .--EXHI-
Se .sk - BITION OF THE UNITED

S o. szss n,1 MoT &c Ezr nSIT.5
STAIns AMI nlhdlNlA CENTRAL AaRICUL-
TUkAL SUCIETl ES-Notice is hereby given that
members of the Virginia Central Agricultural go
cisty who may Come over the route of this company
between Washington and X chmond, on the casion
OF the Exhibition of the United States and virginia
Central Agricultural societies TO be held at Lich.
nond, ommencing ON Monday, 25th October will
be allowed the privilege of returning Free and o
ticket TO that eject can be obtained of any agent
the pany the time of tax ing passage for Rich
mond, provided the Society's certificate of member
chasing ticket for Richmond. Persons will not be
allowed the privilege OF returning free after bccom-
sAM'L RUTH, snp't Trans.
N. B.-Tickets not transferable and good only from
Friday, I'D October, to Monday, LIST November 1855
INCLUSIVE.
N0TICE.-Persons DESTROYS of sending stock or
other articles over the road of this company intend
ed for exhibition st the United States and Virginia
be charged the usual freight rates Should such
stock other articles be returned in the hands of
the same owner, no further charge will be made
Persons wishing TO send stock must give FOUR days
notice to the Depot Agent SO that proper cars may
be provided. SAM'L Ruth, Sup't Trans
Office r P r Go, Richmond. 1858. te ~
z. S.-Members of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society wishing to attend the exhibition to be held
at Petersburg, commencing on I'd November, can re-
PROVIDED the societys certificate is exhibited to the
Company Agent at the time of taking passage for
Richmond.
Tickets not transferable. and good ONLY from I'D
inst to the 9TH November, 1883. INCLUSIVE.
&C IL sAm'L RUTH. Supt.
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y WINSIUN, Trustee.
sale conducted by GoDDIs APpEBsoN, Aucts.
pUBLIC SALE or 1900 AGREES nF

PUBLIC SALE OF 1000 ACRES OF
\ VALUABLE FARMING LAND IN HENRICO
AND a. LANCE WAREHOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
LIZ p9kT MAYO AND In hICaMOND. Deter
mined to release myself from pecunisry embarrass-
ment, will sell, on TUESDAY, the I'd day of No
vember. 1883, on the premises. In the order adyer-
tlSod, commencing at ~ O'Clock. A NJ
1860 ACRES OF LAND
in the county of Henrico, on the new Central Read
az distance ranging from 312 to miles from the
city OF Richmond. VIZ
About 500 acres of said Land is in n hrh ssata of
cultivation, in two farms. each having all the i'm
pr0vemenfs necessary to a country residence
Inc unihpr0ved Land generally abounds in wood
and timber. of good quality; the sale OF which, at
current rates. with proper management will more
thsn pay for the Land at the anticipated rates
For general description, see handbills, posted In
various places.
The sale will be resumed on the following day MT
Port Mayo. at IL o'clock, where will be offered a
large amount Of valuable property, embracing the
Pow batan Tobacco Factory, with the Mount Erin
Spring. of itself a fortune.
This Spring produces column of water measur-
ing GO gallons to the minute, which is discharged
through iron pipes at an elevation of % f. above the
roof OF said Factory, and may be conducted through
all the lower part OF the city. A continual on of
the growth OF the city must render this property
Immensely valuable, possessed as il is with super
abundance OF room for manufacturing purposes
Maps Of the Henrico lands can be seen at the Of
fee of the auctioneers.
The title to the above property has lately under
gone rigid examination. every obstacle having
been removed. 1t may now be considered as good as
any Ia Virginia :
TERMS OF PAYMENT: One-fifth cash, balance at G..
IL, Is and "a months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by q trust deed.
JACOB 8 ATLEE.