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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23

ANEcDorE OF John RANDoLPH.-lt is re-
lated of this singular but gifted man that being,
as was supposed, upon his death bed several
persons who had been his enemies called upon
him to offer acts of kindness. Among Others,
was the late John c. Calhoun, who desired
reconciliation with Randolph before his death,
especially for his political benefits. Randolph
received him kindly, and accepted his proffers
of sympathy, and freely forgave him for his
previous opposition, and accepted an amicable
settlement of all difficulties.
Calhoun was delighted with this manifesto
ton of kindness, but what was his surprise
when on taking leave of the exhausted and,
as it was supposed dying Randolph ; the latter
called him back to his bedside with this excla-
nation "Now, Calhoun, remember, If get
well, all this goes for nothing" He did get
well and took an active part in politics, but
never spoke TO Calhoun again during the
balance of his days. 1t did all go for nothing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23
= FARM FOR SALE.-The well

o. FARM FOR SALE.-The well
,,sI known Farm at Fsherville, the line of the
sMAA- Norwich and Worcester Railroad formerly owned
and occupied by VIM. Fisher Esq,comprising about 300
acres, well watered, and divided into tillage, moving
pasturage, and woodland large and excellent young
Orchard, Mansion House, Farm House, two Barns Corn
Crib, Carriage House. Sheds, &c-wl be sold low and
on favorable terms of payment
This Estate from its central location and capabilities
being in the immediate neghborhood of church, school
house, and Post 0fce-and the advantages of a ready
cash sale for all its products is well worthy the attention
OF any desiring first rate farm in healthfu region,
a bargain.
Apply to CHAS. ALBR0, on the premises; to D. GOD
DARD, 80 John street, New York; G. PRICHARD,
No. Central Wharf, Boston diff fl2
o. FOR SALE OR TO LET-A
,ii large double house Main street, two tenements.
-Az Il each, in complete repair, with furnaces
and other modern improvements the residence of j.
G. Ripley Esq. Inquire of H. BLISS
February Is, 1859 diff fig
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G4urttster Daily spp.

ROMANCE OF THE NUMBER, 1.-THE Paris
correspondent of the Boston Courier tells the
following curious story:
"a young Roman accompanied by a rosy
Parisienne is observed daily in the Bots, riding
behind pair of iron gray horses. Nothing
singular in this, certainly, but the panel of the
calash displays an elaborate coat of arms, with
the cipher II raised in gold on blue ground.
A crown is likewise discovered, for NJ Cara
DIM (such is the hero's name) is a Roman
Count. Anything peculiar in that figure II,
think you9 Listen. The father of the Count
arrived in Rome at the age of seventeen, with
II baiocchi in his pocket. From garcon de
cafe he rose to the position of porter, and
then became cicerone. With his earnings,
amounting to / 700 crowns, he opened a small
cafe. Selling it at later period for seven
teen thousand, he built a hotel, which he kept
for seventeen years. He next became interest
ed in the grain trade, made seventeen voyages
to the East, amassed colossal fortune within
second period of seventeen years, and finally
retired to Odessa.
Remarking the happy influence ofthe figure
II upon his destinies, he applied it in every
thing. All his business transactions, all his
voyages were commenced on the 18th of the
month-he owned II vessels, bought II cha
teaux. Strange to say, he died at the age Off,
leaving II millions to his three children. His
eldest son son bought him Roman title for
the sole purpose of displaying coat of arms
which should immortalize the famous number.
In order to propitiate the presiding genius of
his father, he married young girl of II, on
the 18th of December last. He had long
searched the Champs Elysees for a site where
his hotel lin contemplation could have the
number II. Perseverance has rewarded his
efforts-he has found just such spot in the
Rue des Vignes-17 friends dine with him
weekly, and he is determined that neither his
wife nor himself shall outlive the II years of
his father. This is an "ower true tale"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23

The KEY FAMILY.-The Keys are a fami-
ly unfortunate in their personal differences. |
have referred to the case of an elder brother
of Mr. Key who was killed in duel about
twenty years ago. 1t has been enormously
stated in a Washington print that the quarrel
was about woman. 1t was boyish caprice,
and yet the cause and course of it were cha
racteristic on both sides. Sherburne and Key
were young midshipmen together. They
. sailed in the same ship on one of the long and
useless cruises prescribed for the exercise of
our navy Mr.. Sherburne was from New
Hampshire, quiet and unobtrusive. MIR Key
was Marylander, connected with the most
aristocratic families of that State and Viz
ginia. He took dislike to Mr.. Sherburne
and pursued him with ceaseless insults
on board ship. A party of young mid
shipmen attended an evening party given by
Congressional mess at fashionable boarding
house here in Washington. The middies took
their wine together, but Key was observed to
leave Lis wine untasted He was called on for
an explanation, and gave it bluntly by saying
that Sherburne was a coward for not resentng
the indgnities he had before inflicted on him,
and he could not drink with him. The poor
young man was at length aroused. He looked
steadily at Mr.. Key, also setting down his
glass, and said 81 understand you. You have
made a mistake. You ought to have known
me better L VIII correct your mistake lie
then bowed to his companions, excepting Mr..
Key, drank to them, and retired. The next
morning, Sherburne sent a message which
produced meeting at Bladensburg. Key was
shot through the kidneys, and fingered two
days in intolerable anguish.
KEYS marriage was also attended and pre-.
ceded by evidences of the same strong and err
ratio temperament Col Charles May Of Palo
Alto celebrity, had courted the beautiful Miss
Swan of Baltimore, and been accepted by her.
He introduced Key to her as his intended
bride The two fell in love at first sight, and
the gallant captain of dragons was left to
mourn the Inconsistency of the female heart.
He of course challenged Key. The affair pro-
duced an awful tumult in Washington. Key
and May were pursued by the police They
barricaded themselves in separate apartments,
and defied the civil power; but of course the
deed was prevented. The captain went to the
wars, where he achieved fame on the field, and
Key, having married the beauty, was appoint
ed through family influence to the office which
he held at his death, This lady, one of the
loveliest ever saw, died two or three years
ago, and it is thought by some that Key, from
the oddity of his dress and the singularity of
his behavior, afterwards became partially de-
ranged by the bereavement. But this was an
unfounded conjecture. His friends had known
him always to possess an unbalanced and ex-
travagant mind, in which violent anger and
passionate tenderness alternated.- Chicago Tn
bune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23

WHAT MAKES MAN l--The longer live
the more certain am that the great difference
between men, the great and insignificant, is
energy--invincible determination-an honest
pupose once fixed-and the victory. That
quality will do any thing that can be done in
the world and no talent, no circumstances, no
opportunity, will make two-legged creature a
man without it.--GOethe.
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a. be Get.

no LET-One or two Lodging Rooms at
a No. oxford Street-either furnished or unfurnish
ed Also two Stalls in barn. with good convenience for
keeping hay. Apply the premises diff fill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL
Lincoln Square, Worcester, Mass.

The spring Term Of this Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' will open on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
tDyiI next j. v. BEANIE. Principal.
mchl deedtApll'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23
CHERRIES SALE. : COMMONWEALTH

~ OF MASSACHUSETTS.-W S., February
2sth A. d. lS59.-By virtue of execution which issued
judgment in favor of Isaac Tucker of UXbridge in
the County of Worcester Yeoman against oliver G. EN-
erson of Douglas in said County Yeoman before Zadock
A. Taft Esquire, Justice of the Peace within and for
said County the twenty sixth day of February A. D.
1859 have taken all the right in equity the said
oliver c. Emerson had the twentysxth day of Feb
A. D. 1852 has to redeem certain mortgaged
Real Estate lying in Douglas and elsewhere in said Con
ty of Worcester and the that is described
gage deed from said Oliver G. Emerson Ezra Morse,
dated May sth A. D. 1880 and recorded in the Worcester
Registry of Deeds, Book 463 Page 2S4 also in mort
gage deed from said Oliver c. Emerson to the inhabitants
of the town of Douglas dated May Sth A. D. 1880 and
recorded in the Worcester Registry of Deeds Book 463
Page 3l5 and Thursday the hiry-rst day of March
of Asa Thayer, in Douglas in said County, shall offer
for sale To the highest bidder at Public Auction the
aforesaid Rights in equity of redemption to satisfy said
execution and all fees and charges of sale.
mchl d3w THOMAS ALDRICH, Deputy Sheriff.
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TERMS OF ADvERTisINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAI.r or
WEEKLY SPY, for sI0O square for three insertions:
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will be charged Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms.
- Al transient Advertisements must be paid IN
Gd'aHee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grataitoas Advertisements No report reso-
ntons or proceedings any corporation society or
association and no communication designed to call aften
uo 10 any matter Of limited Individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for as Advertisement.
The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement
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MusitaI.
TOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORNET

IOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORNET
BAND would most respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have recognized for
stances and hold themselves in readiness to furnish
sic, formerly, for Military Firemen and Civic Par
ties Picnics Excursions any where the ser
vices of Brass String Band may be required a-
vorable Terms Apply to
n. P. GODDARD, Leader,
fA diff ORD. NJ. ALDRICH Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

A ToURxAvExr At THK FAIa.-We are pleased
to learn, that 40 of'rt 10 now heing made % gu
up Tournament at our ensuing Fair. Asdhe
las, Fair, the Tcurnamea. was one If its Imsss at.
tractive features, and the attsndsce a Tie dsy j,
came Of was greatly larger thanz1|[ ~ DtAeree,
cason during the exhibition. wshop6 Re yo6ag
gentlemen engaged in the enterprise. will lie sue
ces-ful in their efor,s In arousiAs the knight,y
feeling among their associates.
We are requested TO state that the members Of
the late Tournament AssUiation win meet this
evening at the room Of Mr. John o Taylor, over
the Jewelry Store Of Jehn Williams &C half, asst
seven O'clock. All Others favorable 10 the object
Of tho meeting are invited TO be present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

SUSPICION OF THkvr- manda Mason free ne
gro woman. was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of having stolen $26 frou tree asgra man. easa-
cd Parsons Parsons, itarpears, has ja@s arrived
in the. city, having spent the summer 1t the
Springs; but unlike most gentleman, who have 500
j6urned long At these resorts Of fashion he came
back -Aush.D Seoa after his arrival here, be drop
ped in to see his friend Miss Masossand whilst a,-
der her hospitaLle roof he was relieved OF the som
Of money above-nnmed. On disessesang his i"ss,
he Of once charged big sosssss WIN ses .ne,',
but Of, m nnspesticn Of hss wardrobe. ten dollar
n,,,e, wlish vsaa i.lsati6ed hy Parsons Ms one If
th,ee fmt. wss fbusd, safAly enssonced 10 one Of
her capactoas pockets. WHEN Intercepted by the
officers 40 tn the nesas BY which abe became pos,
SCISSOR Of the money, she stated that it had been
give 10 her by her late visitor Parsons. In conse-
quencs of the absence Of certain witnesses, the
consideration Of the case bei6re the Mayor, was de-
ferrsd till this mornine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
ICOANUNIcATED.

-"'+ ts C0ANUNicATED.
BY what authority did the Common Council
subscribe the sum Of one thousand dollars 'f the
public money to the Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair, aud when and where did the people hold a
poll to elect the Chairman of the Executive Com
mite Of said Society. lobby member of the So-
cictv.
Any reliable information touching either sub
ject from your most royal highnesses. will he
thankfully received, and "a in duty bouad your
benighted subjects viii ever pray &C., &c.
"A TAX PAYER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

FATAL AfFRAY.-An ARRAY took place on Sat
urday last about three miles fron Staunton he
tween Vim. Farrar and Michael Vance. which re-
suited in tho dea, h Of the latter. his neck having
been broken by blows which he received. We
understand chat Farrar alleges that his wife had
been matrented 10y Vance. A coroner's jury held
un inquest upon the head body u Va-ce and re-
ned verdict that he came t., his death from the
effect Of tiows inficsed ',y FArrar. whs was arres-
ted, and on Monday last was faliy c'inmittcd by
Justice Bickl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

'OLp FIxzesR."--EsDUaascs or IloRsE.-
The name Of bnrse Owned by Mr. l. n. Carter
known ty almost Dgety one aSh" has e.er been in
Jefferson, county. The spirit Gays Mr.. Carter
estimated that -.vinekars avenged ior the Is
years he owned him. twenty miles per day. every
n nv. dAfs " the week dsrinE that period So old
''negst made cir,ait every year Of 200 miles.
and in the fifteen YEARS travelled 1884, 00 miles!
Having Travelled his O. 900 days be retsrned 10 his
owner that haater Of dollars. The horss il now
about 80 year sold. and nade q trip from Ralti-
more :" CharleM0wa in two days., ss.aa-..5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
A & I, T n r

WE have hand something in the way Of SLIDE
w slide. such frequently interrupt the trans
oatiun Of passengers upon our mountain railroads. h the
great entcrpng conductors TO nothing
othesu superior and elegant article In the wa! OF
GOLD sIIpx Geniieuens Ribbon Guards Also thing
In the form a Vest Chains instead oil Hook,
rs formerly Our friends will please take noc and give
a call If they should be in want Of Slide or Bar
sept 24-dts SlLSERfHokN CLIFF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

SEHT To Tas PkNssssTI leys--Yhe tried uf Rob
ert Marsh. chxrgcd with stealing tws cows, ras
concluded in Bedford Circuit Ciart an Tassday
last and resulted In bis being seaisnosd n the
= rsniteatiary for one year. The COWS were Stolen
:r"a Aessrs. Thomas Jopling ard William lIsrt !;
aaa we're brought to shis city for sale. Ore was
~a I" bdtel.er i.ers. and the other to Mr. 6aml.
Miller residing ID this vicinity Rather dear
specniatipn N, the part Of Mr. March.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Pocket and Table Cutlery.

ROCKET anu liable OuLl0Iy.
In this department Of trade is the most extern
M sve and varied we have yet had The pleasure Of offering
the public embracing Pocket Cutlery from the cheapest
qualify the finest madeaso Bowie and Bowie Spring Pock
Knives Table Cutlery in full ivory SETS Knives only with
Plated Forks: Rodgers Sons selfpt Buck Horn
Handes Caryer Siees &c superior shears for heavy goods
Scissors Ne SAM'I. NJ. SIMPSON.
,lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

FREIcnr TRADE.-There were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
yesterday. % loaded cara, consisting Of the folw-
ing: Wheat. 2.480 bushels: Flour. no barrels
Tobacco. $4,000 pounds; Miscellaneous, 10000
pounds There were Is loaded cars sent west the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
LYNCIInURG FEMALE COLLEGE

gulHE exercises Of this Institution win be
i first Monday In September, with FuH Lbrps II PSpfes
soy ample facilities for instruction In all the branches
study pertaining 10 a COMPLETE
EXpENsEs.-Tuion In English for term Of Ave monihs
$50; In Latin French, t0; In Musc t2D Board for I've
month"; t7b.
No deduction made for absence under weeks
the Board and Tuition required IN advance.
For Catalogues containing further particularly apply to
July 2b-iAcly sAM'L X. cox, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

SWEET POTATOES

AN nos receiving SWEET POTATOES daily. from III,
farm in Hanover good the best that be found IN
this any other Market which will sell wholesale retail
market price. Persons in will do well
give q call before purchasing elsewhere.
W. p. BURNETT,
sept J5-dlm Market House. Lynciburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
oaLIS s & I


InChburg, Va,
DEALERS
stov.. N. ers, Ranges Crates Hollow Ware
AND MANUFACTURERS oF
Tin. dpper and Sheet-Iron Work,
ROFING. PLUMBING. &C.
WE AID cali The alteniion Of purchasers 10 SUP
w OF the above named goods, which We weekly
cevin Having been selscted personally with great curr,
rae, IN The Manufacturers n the lowest cash prices feel
ed 10 suit and NIL with the eeono-
t.. eomflrtabie. durable, asefhl, smrc desirable
hsnnest o. phnes stronees cheapest largest aud hsas
tmcnt We have exeEad e pleasure Of offering In this
cordial nvsllss. Z sxtsnded 10 all q eAannr
yncl,burg. Va q fsept 7dil c. 5. BLISS \ 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
JAMES BOYD & Co.
GrOCerS a. Commission Merchants

n
LYNCHBURG, VA.
DARTtCULAR attention paid To the sale "f country Pro-
dnce and proceeds rcmtied Immediately sales
effected VIII keep hand general assortment OF
LJQuoEs; also Guano Lime Cement and Ground
tiastT Cor sale accommodating terms. march 2-dts
Manipulated Guano.
WE Offer to the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w u. ms follows:
bs best Peruvian Guano that be procured,
e lbs Of the best Sombrero Gunno containing full 80 per
cent. OF the Phosphate OF Lime,
200 bs Of thu best ground Plaster for which pay ~
ton, extra
All well mixed together
Planters and others
Information obtain, believe this mixture
best be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Planters as per ton az ton less when they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co,
sept 27 dts Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
CLoTHI..G;
GLASS; a. ,AINE

A DE 49, ..,, ~ Aock of FALL AND
A Mn nov opening slrn'trr store No iss Main ST..
Ly,rhburg, 30 which they insi' = "'>"'" " " NV" P"''
tuai customers nd The publIao r.,r,, ,L ana ,. j., ,
nos assna 10 nc Mp need ash for crcsiit bills
xer. A.. ~ a i.o"gg' and now remain unpai proyid
vi III, aas s y. Ju "a r thu money Nor win any new
accounts Se enSso Iesn nv body whose credit nues
tinnahl. NfN"~e sep, 2I-ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums,
Is one Of the PrReArvE LAVA MxDImsRs bcfbrc
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Strawberry Plants.

-
WE Offer for sais ts allowns vsssies Wig. wsons
w Albany, Hooker, Peabody and LAsse randolph, q 70
cents dozen - per hundred Hovey buSns New Pine
iongworhs Prolinc and all ths old lending sssss Al u
per hundred
y s--' EvERBEARIne nASPpxRRIEs
Beled Foneney and Neville sI ftodnee god crop h
Autumn 90 cents per plant o. % pes deze0.
orers lon with Dr. j. H. Thepsen, d ks Drug Store
our Nurseries, will be prompsy attendedto 81
MILLER, PLANK d Co, -
sspt iadim 0id Donllnpa Nsrsariea, Lyuchhurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

AYyEcrfsa EpIsrLs. - Mast of our citizens have
doubtless noticed our streets q most venerable
looking rsrsonage, with flowing locks Of snowy
whiteness; Lis luce being covered With immen We v
long beard to match. This old man We have heard
spoken Of as a person Of uncomman intelli.
gence. and an excellent accountant and book keep
or, bat unfortunately fnr himself he allows his
appetite for strong drink to overcome him. hence
he becppies exceedingly troublesome. While drink
ing it il his habit to station himself on one of %
most frequented ihoroughfares and there declnn
in the most vehement and impassioned ma,'er,
against the sias and omissions VI the wod IN
general and Lyachburg In particular. The 'orthy
Mayor of our goodly town. not fancying te abuse
of his constituents by an outsider. has feh'p'ed
on several different occasions to silene the 'old
man eloquent" but his efforts in tat direction
having proved failures, he finally rnc'uded that
the only means by which We conitbe relieved OF
the orations Of our disagrecable y'tor was to- iur-
nish the orator with quarters at ne Hotel de Wade
lie wa accordingly sent to tiet famous establish
ment about A. week since. During his s'lourn
there. he has addressed ns,ner"us letters to h's
Honor, 10 which he made divers grieyous com
paints in regard to the accommodations provided
for the guests of the CITY His last cpstle, which
camo to hand yesterday, we suboln:
LYscHBuso PRIsoN, Sept %, 1859.
TO HIS Honor Wa,iam d Branch. ESQ., Mayor Of
Honored Sir: It Il with feelings Of deep regret.
am compelled to trouble you, and more so. on
account of this lejog The second time. Hope your
Honor will pardon me for my trespasses' and that
you will be pleased to extend your clemency to
me and liLerate me. ! hope you'll consider five
DAYS incarceration enough TO appeass the offence
given to your city During the time am here |
have not taken OF my ci.thes to en"y the refresh
ment of repose, for cs,gent reasons, which don't
like totrnLle you with. ! have couched little.
but in fear and trembling until the dawn Of day.
an, Iccuming filthy, and in consequence, am
nle.d miserably situated. implore your clem-
ency: liberate me, and I shall feel grateful aud
60 out of your city to where | am expected ere
now. A+s
have the honor to be, most respectfully. your
obedrnt servant, JAS. OCONNEK
This 5, affecting document, happy to
state, t.uched the finty heart of the Mayor, and
that funetionery forthwith granted the prayer of
the unfortunate petitioner, who in consideration
Of his release, promised to leave the city by ''the
first boat" So mote it lie.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTEIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
If Won wish IN s,rnur,ar Advar<isa

AN AoRNT FoR As fslswise papevs On The line Of Fall
Eeea fem LynchbaFg 10 Cksanseea and other plsces ell
them having large circulation among the people OF son
western pirgiain and Eas Tennesses.
NEW kRA Floyd q. H., VI. yssIsIA Eeao, Halifax C.
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snsssss Aa'z's. ''aA ns,ss gonesor Tenn
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s. as; tI~zias'oasv. rssas a.Ssaf
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R wss y.noa.s, v. P...,sr G'ay'oH VI.
DsxoenAr, tnou. We. Tnrs WY n Y.
k Ess:... Dsnvc Va ASsosi Tassr H.
SkEuNnl- Alexandria. Va kErusI,,,, $500. III u,
Perssns Wishing ~ advertise In any of In. M az ~ ,
nad 70 fHx1a call al the N. mall. an,
burg vrginan W sTAiss where eontracts " "a'' """
auN foEN ssny Ia nm, ,a,.r
4. ~ I, WI a - receive and forward aA WADDlLf.
sera ~ ''AA<~ Virgnian Office