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vIRGlNIAN sCENERY-EINE P1cru

NlkGlNlAN SCES ER1 FINE PICTURES.
The mountains Of Virginia cannot be surpassed in
sublime and wonderful scenery nor can they be equal
I'd in the many natural curiostes which they con.
;ain. Weyer's Cave, the Natural Bridge and the
Natural Tunnel, the Cyclopean Towers. Blowing
Cave, of Bath Congress and Masons Halls, Of
Page; the Burs.ed Rock of Patrick Salt Pond, o.
Giles; Wrt's Harper's Ferry, Rock6sh Gap and the
Pass of the James though the Blue Ridge, all
objects Of especial interest," that will compare with the
most renowned wonders OF the Old World. The
Peaks of Otter, Buffalo Knob, Willis Mountains
House and Lump Mountains with the Ice Mountains
the Hawks Nest or Marshall's Pillar; Hanging
Rocks Glass Windows, &c, &c. are all we'll worth
the artists attenton-some of them are truly grand
and majestic, and unrivalled in Nature.
Many fine pictures of those scenes and places have
been sketch-d and painted, but roBe that We have
seen equal in truthfal deineaon and artistic beauty
and finish. soma fine pictures recently painted by Mr.
ferdinand Richa!d of Copenhagen, Denmark. he
will be remembered by many who have met him in
hs tour through the States, "a gentleman of en-
gaging manners ard u of the Poetry of Nsture-
Ills pictures OF ,he Capito! Square and monument al
Richmond, the Peaks of Otter and the Nstura
Bridge, rare productions and worthy to stand side
by eide with the landscapes OF Cole and Duraud, oi
the famous matters OF the arts
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| LORD MONTAGUE'S PAGE, AN HIiToRlcAI
ROMANCE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; By
G. p. II. JAMES. Published by Chds Il Peter
son, Philadelphia.
tits refreshing to be enabled more to read q
production from the pen of this world renowned au
thor in type that does not weary and impair the vi
sion, however the mind may be charmed. We con
pratuIate Mr. James that he has abandoned the cheap
publication system of Messrs. Harper, with which he
has mercilessly helped to put out eyes ever since he
claimed his copyright ns resident of this country
and that he has permitted Lord Montague's Page to
make his debut iu the beautiful dress prepared by
Messrs. Childs g. Peterson. We are confident that
the handsome stranger in this une1ceptonable coz
tume will bs welcomed to circles where he would
have bsen reluctantly admitted in more slovenly
garb.
The volume before us is embeished by portrait
of Mr. James, taken in the freshness and vgor OF man
hood We can we'll believe that the likeness was tolera-
bly, faithful Judging from the resemblance that it bears
to the face with which many OF us are familiar albeit
there now is scattered snow among the once dark
locks and "nes that fall in pleasant places" on the
smooth yissce of other days. The dominant express
sion of the couutensnce, at once genial and thought
full ths kindly beaning of the eyes, that speaks of
ready sympathy, the earnest occupied look betoken-
ing man who has
s'Made use and fair advantage OF his days;
These we recognize unaltered, though sottened by
mellowipg years.
The title page is gracsd by design by W. b. My
ers, of Richmond, youthful artist of high promise.
It ia entitled the "Phantom March" and represents
the famous night march of tue Duke de Rohan in the
shsdowy, phantomke aspect that the cavaicade a.
sumes to the troubled eyes Of the young page as he
yazss by night from the castle window. Apropos oil
horsemen the novest makes an amusing apology Tor
not ipduginr the reader with his SOLITARY horseinan"
ON a certain occasion. 10 regard to the horsenen
depicted con by Mr.. james. we nus' oe allow
ed TO say thst if the declaration of Pope be true
Each might his several province well commah"
Would all but soop to what they understand
the authors knowledge of horses, his anscnon Tor
tsen and his plishments as an eqaestran' may
well ents him to exhibit their points and PAGES IN
bis 6ctions Probably for this reason there ls lie
like reality about his "soii;ary horseman' which
samps it 60 indebly the memory that 1t has pass
ed into by word.
Lord Montague's Page is dedicated TO Mr. uus'
tsyus A. Myers of this city, gentleman whose VAST
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TO TnE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

yulHE undersigned is now prepared TO locate LAM
l. WARRANTS in Iowa, on carefully selected land, and
scs the patronage of hs former friends and customers
a, also all those who may desire investments OF this kind
The certain value of Government Land even IN the worst
of mes the rapdity with which 1t is taken up by actual
settlers and others and the fact that will soon be with
drawn from marEc, entirely together with the present
drsments for those having the ability to act promptly
At th, time in securing property which will not be effect
ed by any financial crisis No investment in the United
during the year 1858 some of the finest lands in Iowa
will be- Subject TO entry In June over 10000 acres
will be brought into market; and having made the most
fnrnish customers with the best selections that can be
made. plat will accompany each entry.
Laud warrants or cash be sent by mail or express
coi,sc,iona promptly attended and carly returns
made Taxes paid for non.residents on Lands in Iowa.
Satafactory references rs also list OF lands subject to
. ,y;.hod n Seaired J. F. BATES.
en-" NJ ,, 10 10 a.w1o+t DUBUQUE, Iowa
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vIKGINIALANDs WANTED.

n,,sf sfERdL BROKERAGE IN NEW YORK.
vi Undersigned having located in New York. is now
:onduc,inc GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
and sale of Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages,
=. "Nrants, &C., &c, and offers his services TO his
:, las trends, VINO may need an agent in New York
nake purchases charter vessels, or dispose OF Vr.
tads their products He has repeated inquiries
as'rs in Virginia, by parties who wish to purchase
sTed And unnproved lands; and he has now custom
several places il they can be found to SUIT. Ad
~ RO II. GALLAHER,
ANco lf--ri.,f No Liberty street N
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LAWRENCE HAMILTON OF TIE NATIONAL
I,IfARn

WAsHrSGroS, July Enquiries have been msde
ci,he New iofk Nai'o"ai 'Tut = r'T MISS
neconpariou from the ro.- whel they i- Richmond.
The only one II sang Is LfSTrace Hamilton ot tom
peny OH of I'm ReGiTsn:. rhe tsc-GssI toody
ound on 9h inst, al kocSrtt- RIsamond. Val wss
a grand son OF the celebrated Alexander Hamilton OF
New York The news OF his SAD Gea'h has caused
general grief in the regiment in the midst o; their
Joyful reception
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WP,TERN HOTEL, FiNrASThE, VA.

~ 49, "a me of the most pleasantly situated
"a the Valley of Virginia, and is now ready
s.r,:gr OF vis.iers who uay wish TO spend their
.rr mountains Persons going TO and from the
x,l ird this eshtiu retreat for several days
;:ed up his SSphaF spring dsSsb1il one mine
p gsls or can be furnished with comfortable
v.r,See. 70 aud from the Spring. The proprietor
.,. IN saving that no house in Virginia, can furnish
E"., recommendations than this situated ss II 49, In
. o. plenty and surrounded b. scenery ot the ihos'
=. ,s,m, Sc address the undersigned at Fincastle
F:gnia. u woITZ
~ az
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LAND FOR SALk

OFFER for sale abou, 500 OF Land with good
L two story Dwelling House, aud all necessary Out
Houses good Garden, &c. The houses all new and
in good order. The land lies Butterwood creek, il
Dinw;ddie county about Ave miles Wilson's Depot,
ON the Sou.h.Sde Railroad and about twenyeght miles
from Petersburg This land is well watered, about QUE
fourth is frstrats low grounds, well dched.
will take pleasure in showing the land persons wish
ing TO view it, and in answering any communications in
regard TO II. K. q. CHEAThAM.
NAV 5-c3m- Crimea Dinwiddle Co. Va.
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A cENTI-RY AGO.

The Boston tMsssachusettsl Gsxsite, Of Jcly l7lh,
lbs, contained the following:
just imported from Africa, and 70 be- sold or hoert
the brig ,Jonnrs, William Ei'ery, c"mnand-r, row
lying az New Boston. number "f likely negro hoys
and girls from II Ia years oi lrqulr =. said
Eery on board Of said brig, where constant atirn
dance is given. Aots.-rns above slaves heve ali
had the snall.por. Treesnrers n"tes aud New Eng
land rnm vii be tsken IA pay.
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OAK LAWN FOR SALE.

TRNHlL valuable Farm, the former residence OF Rev.
IL w. f. Davis, deceased, and located in Gloucester
county, Va. one mile distant from the Court House, is
offered for SALE contains about 100 OF land,
very productive considerable portion being meadow.
Its proximity the Court House renders il very desi.
rable residence for Physician Lawyer any person
wishing TO secure healthy location in pleasant neigh
borhood.
The Family Residence contains six rooms besides
which there are other buildings.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will do well to visit and
examine the premises.
Ii not sold before this Farm will be offered at Public
Auction. at Gloucester Court House. MONDAY, the I'd
OF August. 1885, that being Court Day.
For further information address the undersigned II
Petersburg, Virginia. w. 7. DAVIS,
July l3-c6t Executor Of w <. DAVIS, deceased.
Whig requested TO copy.
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TOp Tnps .GT!nsg yImg.vm GonbN ApPERsoN Aucis


obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court OF Louss
County, made the 25th day of April. ls3s, na case
depending in said Court, between Francis T. West and
adS his wife plaintiffs and John r. Quarlcs admins
traitor of Fenda Ches deceased and others defendants
shall sell at public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY
the 9th day July, if fair not the next lair day the
valuable tract of land belonging the estate OF Fcnda
Ches deceased lying two miles South of Louisa Cour
House and containing 475s acres.
Terms uf sale according TO dscree-so much ready mo-
new m will nav the costs of the suit and expenses OF exc
cutting the decree and the residue thereof crcdi
of one two and three years the purchaser executing
bond with approved security bearing interest from tht
day of sae tie interest be paid annually and the
title to be retained until all the purchase moneyis paid
Persons disposed to purchase this desirable residence
are invited to view 1t before the day OF ale
For further particulars apply to Messrs James Harris
Francis Il West or Edmund Goodwin. OF Louisa TO Mr.
Jno Turner n Caroline, orto the SUBSCRIBER MY post
0nSe NJ - 1aNcwsw JOUN QUARLES Commr.
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ALBRMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, my farnl OF three hundred and Clever
n acres in Albemars county, adjoining the land
J. o. Massey, Sneed and others, siX miles from
Charlottesville, two and hall from Shadwel Depot,
an ! two from the Rivanna Improvement One hundred
and twenty cleared well enclosed and in hgi
OF improvement. Onettd Of this 10 good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary buildings are
the place, and well Of hrst rate water in the yard
TERMS liberal; or, if desired, exchange for Ricn
mond property will be MADE.
Address Richmond, call at my office, corner OF
Franklin and Governor streets
Oct l6-ctiJa&dtf s. A. HART. NJ.
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WAsulsG1oN, JULY 1.-THE storeship Relief -
Aap,nwaIl. via Key West, with invalids from tbe
cific squadron arrived here TO day. On her csN
mrs. IN. lett no vessel OF at Aspinwsii, ana
inhabitants we're in tear of an outbreak smOoE
negroes. The Wabash, Colorado Mscedo"iaa
Dolphin Were at Key West, on the third OF ) .
'rb- Colorado has broke her main crank, an 80.
ro,th tor repairs. The jamestown WIS off iaV.
.h th.rtesn cases os ye!io" irvcr. Il: r. .H.
-. Arc,.c, Were cruising arc-n! Cubs.
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FRIIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY

NVJ THtkN GKEENNUUD HURSENI
HAVING on hand Il choice variety of FRUIT -
III hEEs oi ms own raising and grating. sum 60
feL -rse ,gan-plan;inS, respectfully call the -
Walton OF the public TO them.
y NlI.ery ia located sndahal miles North, Eas
= as Old Market, where will take pleasure In show
fi;asm
orders addressed TO- or left at my agents. Messrs
(. lew. Taylor s. Co., No l9 Main street, Richmond
|. .1r myself. will NEE. with prompt attention.
qrch l3-es,n LEWIS TUDOR.
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GOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE.

INHE undersigned offers his Land Tor SALE IL Is on
Bird Creek in the upper part OF the county, and ID
about four miles below Columbia. The Tract contains
four hundred and six,yhve acres, about seventy or
eighty of which creek and branch low grounds There
is efficiency OF tmbered land, part original growth
and part old field pines This land is adapted 10 the
crops generally cultivated in this section of country but
especially the growth of tobacco The location
is healthy one 10 in good neighborhood, and Is con-
vsnient to the James River Canal. The improvements
consist of comfortable dwelling. with four rooms, newly
repaired aud all other budinss necessary for farm oi
this size.
TERMS accommodating
July 5--clr A. C. FACE,
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srNTtNcED FOX KIny.pprN(;

;oRroLK, July 9.-The spt>in aud crew OF
.o"u.r Francis French, have b,en tried before
id-iinss Court OF the town OF Smithfeld, Va,
.l'ng slaves, and were bsed. Thompson.
nrd, plead guilty, and has been sentenced IL
- -ntisry for ten years.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

o. my house, near Ashland, Hanover county on
Ssnsy yesrs DID, i've feet eight inches hlgh quite
d iale aaa Slender made. bought him al Pullism Da-
49, Store January, 1851 he had been living in
e..,I. county Gear Lynchhurg, and had been fre-
s~ i 'eco!d but not remembered by whom he was
;.. "iiI give tae above reward of twenty dollars
to 'nc near Ashland lodged in Jail SO get
.:'e'-c!G TT u1,NDJ.EY
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T0 EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

[ur ,r.,rrbrrs beg leave 10 call attentlon 20 theIr
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
E,s6rRS PRESSES, &C., &c, a large supply OF
f..s,5.y keep constantly hand at their Type ana
S.-5,y,t Foundry, No. 81, Gold street, New YORK.
ye ave !l assortment OF all articles required In
CASES. CHASEs, GALLEYS, &C.,
s,;cb we warrant equal in every respect to any
tcisret N this country, and which we VIII sell on
t,-,l.erns viz: SIX months credit for approved ne
no,es. or ten per cent. discount for cash old
.,s.p in exchange for new al the customary price
,s cents per pound il delivered within 90 days from
Il. q ,crchase otherwise six cents per pound
VIM HAGAR, JR., & CO.
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JOHN A. Parker.

Y FED TO JAIL-LUCY ANN. supposed
= h. Runaway slave, was committed To Jail, on the
e. ~ Ap'l. Jy Casyer stump, Justice of the
+ ~. h'rse'y Coan,y. Said Lucy Ann, is black
c: e'vcu''''n ycsrs uf age. rather dull Of mind
=; I'VE ie"t three inches of beight, and had on
NJ. SEQ !iusey irock, red calico bonnet and an
-: 30 owning said Lucy Ann, will come forward,
~, pei y, and remove her, according to law.
"'~ THOMAS T. DUGAH, Jailor.
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TEACHER WANTED.

a .oUNG gentleman. who is thoroughly qualified to
give Instruction in Latin and Greek, and who wac
a: the University of Virginia. can hear OF good
i-ts-c,. n = EapRoR A, paimyra. Va.
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. WATT. PHI. STA
THa CUFF BRACE PLOW.

l'hS PLOW mas been steadily ~
~ gaming favor with the farmers \>&&&4
T. pAtefs for the last ten years, AA~
~ may be considered the
r popular plow in use in the whole South II has taken
ftag three of our State Fairs and NJ the last s5o)
tiat FIRST all the most popular piows In use
=" .so taken every premium given by tho Mechanics
:s Of Virginia upon pows. as well as silver medal,
hches, award offered By this Institute and has
~ sgccessiuy tested in every variety Of soil in this
re And mAny OF the more Southern States.
'ilsc,uret by the undersigned at their factory on
'slh street. below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
may be had nearly every article used tor tng the
i Al made in our own shoss of best material.
n t:- i3-rlv GEO WATT a. co
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VYIRGINIA-lN Observation-Disclosures Circuit
v Court, April IT, 1853 .u. .
Walter A Chambers. administrator OF Nancy Alien, de-
SosS0e' "AN oN S-,>~N'~ ~ ptd


John A Chambers and Lucy, his wife, Mary en-, Cham,
bers administrative of John Chambers, deceased VIM
Allen, d Allen, Jno w Allen, Catherine Allen widow
and Administrative of Robert Allen deceased. joan
Chambers, sdmnistrator of Samuel Allen, Martha
Nown. Nancy Allen, admni'rstrn Of Walter Alien ;, and
administrator of Geo IL Allen, Deiu.
BY the decree made in this cause the court aoIn az
judge order and decree that OF the o
the Court do take account Of the money wncn came
to the hands of Willis Chambers for the oeneh oil NAN
cy Allen the widow Of William Allen deceased, unoel
the deed of the 18th of June 1885, and under inc contract
of the goth OF October 1885, In the bill menoneG snow
ing what part thereof remained unconsuned oy tne sa
Nancy Alien at her DEATH which said account the said
Commissioner II directed examine state ana sete ana
report to Court Andthe Court doth further ad)uase
der and decree that the Commissioner 90 nsSertah
the persons entitled participate in the
of any balance of the said money which may sha
proportions in which they 81 entitled 10 pafc
pate and report to Court ,..o
"And in order enable the said Commissioner TO take
the said and make The said inquiry HEREBY rec
ed he authorized to publish notice OF the time ana pace
of 20 DONG In the Richmond Enquirer, once week LOT
four successive weeks which said publication sha oe
equivalent to personal service of such notice on the par
ties or any Of them"
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:. .aiersigned, AoEST VIRGINIA. for the aoov
\. ,70wn establishment, can supply the F"oe "'e
Ir.y is.criptiou of ~ .r, g.,
?sSTiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES &C;
4 !, most liberal terms. Having p:!"tcI l-c aIc'
Is .>sv!REK' for upwards OF ten years with typ
|. J,.er materials purchased from Messrs hAoAa
d an Induced 10 recommend Materials Horn tne'f o'
N psnen,i Ia preference 10 others.
men BOOKS will be- furnished to tue 'raae' an,
.-r,ss - mas De selected will be FORWARDED VIII
- es'''' WM 4. ALLEGRE.
- oEnuuirer' Niice. RIchInOmd. Va
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CHARLES Is STUART

ASHLAND, HASovER COUNTY, Va,
|(LL prAclice regularly in the Courts OF me coun
wv ,e. Il Hanover, Caroline and Ming Nihan, tno
s:,ad 20 any business in any OF the Courts held IN the
|sy o. hcEmoad. Dec 25-ool@cu
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feet deep hashere been e1cavsted by the mere wash
OF The rains through the deposit of paint snd.there
c,ud be no limite placed to it's extent, were the fine
small umber no: confuSd by the harder eayths by
which il il surrounded.
Paint from those mines can be- sent to any part OF
Virginia or the Union in arge small quantities. it
comes from the mines in which form il is we'll adap.
ted to all common purposes, and much superior both
in appearance and utility 10 Bakea paint. Our cor.
respondent, Prof. De Bow, recently waited the To-
c,lity, and furnishes the present information. We
have no doubt but that ths deposit will prove valus.
bis to the owner, and OF much utility to the commu.
l:y, since good domestic articls Of paint ID de.
sideratum OF much Importance. We hope our pre-.
sent investigation OF the mineral resources of the
State will make public and otherwise develop many
Of the important feature OF our domestic economy
10 demonstrate the value AMI utility OF our minerals
and the uss OF the geooGis the mnsralogist and the
miner and to every chef interest, developed, or un
iave,oped. n til = ~.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

BUCKINGHAM COURT hUNsh.
The foregoing parties will take notice that have ap,
pointed the 10th cay Of July hext execute at my su
Office the said decree which time and place they are
hereby required to attend with the evidence necessary
Giyen under my hand this 10th day Of June lsSs
Mns IA -owiw ROBT. II. GILLS, Comr.
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FARM OF five HTNDRED And sixty. 10y


AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND IN THE COuh
TIES OF CHESTERFIELD AND POWHAIAN, On
THE DANVILLE RAIL ROAD, FOR SALE.
XKJE are authorized TO sell the above farm II lies OF
w Swift Creek in the above counties, on the North
eide Of the Danviile Rail Road aud quarter miles
from Tomahswk Depot, and touching the raj! road Tor
short distance II contains 564! acres, OF which ahou
100 acres are in fat land very fere $50 open land
for cultivation $50 Ia original growth and i64
acres in large old field pine and young oak Tho buildings
con,ist of a dwelling with three the lower
door and three attic rooms much Of repair three
negro cabins smoke house. cornhouse, good grsnary
good tobacco barn. and mill house which may be used
as tobacco barn There is the Tract an abundance
of FRS, rate plant land and large quantity OF building
timber nlles from steam saw and grst mill, at ona
hawk Depot As the owner has for the above
farm It will be sold low price and on accommoda
ting terms Mr. w. Martin the Depot Agent at Torna'
hawk, will show the land to any one caii'he on MIN.
Iune pIm2swIm GObblN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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,,., $40 REWARD-EsTR4Ys.

iNw, $40 REWARD-EsTRAYs
w BAY HORSES-one a blood bay,
fsy.o yeAr' Old, and the other light bay NN
c.s ro VI on tho 2eth OF June. They have S
81. ed s' ''me Is miles above Richmond, -41-.
~, aoslst courthouse road will pay the above re-.
ae delivery to me, on the Brooke plank road,
f>-s>-cf JDHS PARKER
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GEuKGE /. HEltRiNG.

CONNISNION ANU NNVVF.NT u "1N'
No &c, MAIN STREET.
L EEPS alyays hand full stock OF Grocer'es, I.
i'm which rr avi;so Mo customers and ihe pupv sene
u s..,,vs strict attention 70 the sale OF country
spc Is now prepared 70 furnish grain bags 10 MS
nd, sao w,sa 10 send their grain to him 10 oe!L
'--' '-' GEO. HERRING,
a.. -. No Sc Main ST.
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u &. CHURCH. WILLIAM Il. fLtMiN'
CHGRCH & FLEMING,

GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iyEs CARY ASD 18TH SHEETS. OPPOSITE OLD 20
IrMs.AS HOTEL, RIcHMoNp, Va,
lXvif NAV ,ar,icuar attention 10 the sale OF ALL
w KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Deaiers In
Kinds Of Agricultural implements, which are wartah.
y .o aeG and garden Seeds OF almost every variety
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RICHARD II WATKINS


AIIORNEf Al Law.
[OaiCTlcEs IN the Circuit and County Courts o'
u ?;lce Edward and Charlotte.
is.re.>-Nioor.'s Ordiuary, 2. o., Prince Edward.