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PORT or RICHMoND-JUNE I. 1889.
High Water this day (Thurs idy) So o'elock


Sehr kats ksllahap, Kallah An. Philadelphi Ia coal
Writ Roberts
schr Moses Vannsme yapnsms New York hay
Whitlock Son, aud rye Stearns Co.
sehr Mary { johnson, Burru,, Norfolk. mdse W
Colquitt a Co
soht D Herbert, Myers, Fort Calhoun. in ballast.
Br sehr Ark. krsenhaur. halifax. fish wcmble Il
Claiborne,
Bark sally Magee, Rogers, Rio. coffee. Edmond.
Bremen bsraue Amsranth. Heidorn, from New
York 60 lead tor Bremen, TO schger, Il ohler Co.
SAILED,
sehr ionic, Giober, Washington via Port Wal
thsll, coal. vs. Cofquitt AGO.
schr hing william. Fleming. York river. mdse.
Schr l. J Bowden. Bsrhsn, down the river, light
schr Amazon. Warren. down the river, light.
schr Hsvrede Grace, Fields. down The river light
scnr Native. Rock. down the riv.F. light.
fchr Lspwing, Slavar. down this river, light.
MEMORANDA.
spofe By bark Sally asgee FRIDAY. May 2nth
May 7th. lat i0;s. North long IS. English bark Cos
Mo2oliie
"MszerpnH Boyd, fsr Newport and Alexandria
Va Ayd Highland Chief. swanton, for Cardiff and
Portsmouth. Va. entered for loading at Liverpool
18th ult-
Bric Isaac Cvsver. Craysr. for Pichmsnd. sailed
from Ma snzss 18th ult
sehr swan, Kelly. from Richmond. arrived at
Hall AK 33d uit.
schr alice Move, White, from Norfolk, was seen
going n Q Port epain. Trinidad. 9th ult.,
sohr Elizabeth City, Partridge. for Norfolk, In 4
days. was left st Port spain 9th nit
Schr Eagle, -. from kocklsnd for Richmond,
arrived at Gloucester, 26ih nit.
Bark SslIie MAGE. Rogers. for Richmond, sailed
from Rhode JsEeiro April 18th.
Schr Niohersou Baxter, from Richmond. arrv
ed al Boston oath ult
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BY Alex. n oft.


I AKGE AND PEkEMPTORY SALE
~ OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING AT AUC-
TON Wi! be sold at auction. at my store, on
THURSDAY, June I'd. com mencipg at 10 O'Clock. a
large invoice OF fresh and eea5onnbls Dry Goods
viz:
Tissues Lawns, Muslin. Diapers
Irish Linen and Linen DIR ling
Ilaid and Fancy dkerchiefs
Stella shawls. Hewing ELK
Black silk Mitts and Gloves
Elk and Satin scarfs. &c
ALSO,
A merchant tailor's stock of fine furnishing
Goods, such as
Garxe, Flannel and Lisle Thread Shirts
silk Neck Ties. stocks, DC
French Lawn do do
super Black Silk and Kid Gloves
Mems Lisls Thread and Burlin Gloves
Fine Linen anC Marseillss Collars and Shirts
White and Colored Half Hose
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale, an invoice of
Read Made Cloihing, consisting Of
Summer Co ats Pants and Yeats
Is cases Silk and straw Bonnets
5 cases Mems Soft hRts
Ceases Braid Hats
TERMS-All SO ms under $50 cash; over $50 60 DAYS
credit for endorsed notes. ALEX MOTT,
my 81 Auct.
A%The above sale lie postponed until FRIDAY,
June 3d. to which will be added several inv rices
ALEX MOTT.
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HEALING SPRINGS !

This celebrated watering place. situated in Bath
county, Virginia, % mile, West of Millboro' Depot
OF the Virginia Central Railroad. and connected
Herewith by Daily line of Stages which pass en-
route the Bath Alum, Warm and Hot springs. is
now ready for reception of visitors. With the ex-
ception OF this % miles, il has an unbroken Rail-
road connection With the principal cities of the
seaboaTd From Washington. Baltimore and Rich
moDd. passengers will reach here The evening Of
the same day they leave either of the above places
Depot of the virginia Central Railroad
The Spring occupies almost cent? al position In
the group of Springs of Western Virginia, being s
miles frcm the Warm. miles from the Hot, and
abont 33 miles from tae Greenbrer W bite Sulphur
Springs.
The waters of this place have acQureda celebrity
for the cure of crofuis, Bheumatism Ill condition
ed Ulcers. 1nractabe diseases of the skin. Chronic
Disrrhes and DysenterJ; CZsena. ian offensive
ds:harRe from the nostril.l Diseases of the Eye.
Paralysis, Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver and the diseases
incident to residence in Miasmatic Districts; Neu.
Iaagia, Spinal Irritatons, Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs. viz: Bladder, Kidneys and Urethra, En-
larged Prostate Gland Diseases of Females 81 p.
Uteri, &c.
For detailed account of the properties CT the
water, see the May Nc of the American Farmer"
and the June No of DE Bows Review" or send
TO the proprietors for pamphlet
The climate is heatlhful and bracing-the sur
rounding scenery wild and picturesque
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are of the
first order, niture and buildings new and sufi
cient for the accommodation Of 300 persons
A Physician of much practical experience In the
Every effort will be made by the proprietors and
their assistants TO render the soonrn OF their guests
pleasant. PORTER nRVIN,
Propreters.
~ Good MUSIC will be in attend ance early in
the season. b.
lin
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GoDpIN 4 ApPKRsoN, Aucts. nv
VALUABLE FARM OF 400 ACRES

IN HANOVER COUNTY, on the main road.
leading to Hanover Court House, 10 miles trori Rich.
mond. and within 2 miles of Atiee's Station on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad together
with Stock. Crops. dc.-Will be sold on WEUN EH-
DAY, the 8th day of June, 1882 at IL O'Clock M If
fair II not, the next fair day upon the premises the
Farm locate ~ above, adjOining the lands of r. M.
Fox. Mrs. Carter Jones. Mrs Mc3ee and ais !,
about $50 100 acres cleared the balance timbered
the most Of IL IN original growth The land will be
sold with the whole growing crops, garden vegeta.
blee. &C. This land is in ine order and well adapt
ed to the growth fcorn, wheat, and tobacco There
are three orchards on the place, and every variety
Of fruit The buildings all in perfect order &C a.
sisting OF large two story dwellinx with rooms,
and all necessary cut houses There il on the place
good smith and ~heelwrights shop, the former Of
which Is now in operation. and with good run Of
work.
after the sale of land will be sold all the stock
on the place. among which are fine Brood Mares
now in foal, Mules, Horses, Mich Cows and about
so hogs and pigs, all the farming i'm plements bug
gy and harness. rockaway and harness, new sulkey,
smith and Hheelwrighfs tools, also household and
kitchen furniture.
TEBMs-For the real estate, one-third cash: bal.
snce. g. IL and Is months interest added Taxes for
1859 to be paid by the purchaser. Personal fleets
all sums OF $25 aud over. months credit; under
that amount. cash. g z MILES.
Ps-Will be hired at the same time, farm hands,
for the balance of the year, and one good Smith;
and will be sold slaves
GODDIN APPERsON,
Auctioneers.
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SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
Tf Of HENklCO Pursuant to Q decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico in the case of Hutoheson W
HCtchesons executors and others, the undersigned,
:; viii sell at public anetiqn The
the 18TH day OF june 1885, If fair If not the next
lair day thereafter the lowing very valuable real
about three miles from the city Of Richmond, being
pornon OF the property OF the late Ambrose Hut
LIST. One tract called TOLL GATE" containing
q acres. situated Immediately on the road. about
ID: PORTION 'o Of the i' cHANr1LLA Tract lying
on the turnpike. Immediately opposite the home
steal containing about 200 acres, upon which there
is in high state Of improvement.
Sd. tract called ENDLET0N." containing
~ acres lying on said road about 81 miles from
There are valuable improvements on this tract,
consisting Of q dwelling house. new barn, stable.
and valuable ice house. This land is in y good
9Th. Attract Of land immediately, opposite PEN
sether in Wood snd mon Thcb tors
Of valuable timber.
Such an opportunity is seldsn presented to per-
of the city Of Richmond.
map and survey of the said land will be made.
in the city Of Richmond; and the land viii be sub
divided into lots. to suit purchasers
AL persons desiring &c make inquiry abeut the
above property, are referred te Messrs. James M.
Taylor Son. or to either of the undersigned, one
of whom, Hugh NJ. Hurcheson, resides near the
TERMs-One third of the purchase money in cash;
and the residue IN two equal instalments atone and
two years from the day of salethe credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes with interest ad-
died. and the title retained till the Whole purchase
money is paid, and q conveyance directed by the
Possession will be given In time to seed crop Of
wheat, ard full possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end of the present year
IL O'Clock, A. NJ
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Northern M arkets.

BALTIMORE, jane 1.--Fionr quiet at s. az U.s.
Wheat unchspged-white 81 7os1 %, red 81 so Q
! 6s. Corn hrm-yeiio~ SO SIS, white SIS q SO -
Provisions dnii Bacon sides e244, mess pork $l7lS
whiskey duh at IS cents
NEW yogk CkrTLs MAsKsT -Beeves declined IL
Sale at average Of 1914 IL. Sheep higher aud
active. Swine buoyant aud active at 6 TOT
Nrv YexK janet Cotton quiet aud neh sed
Flour advanced Sal0 cents-Southern A. 50a7 10
Wheat buoysut-white 81 90 Corn buoyant-
white a2seS Mess beef Sl4 30. Pork quiet
mess {l7. Lard Sill 25al2. whiskey 2slI,27.-
Sugar STEADY. Porto Rico Molasses 3Ss36 cts
Turpentine Arm At 4aa50. Rosin add rice uu-
changed. Stocks dull end lower. virginia 6's %.
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Ry Kent, Paine & Co.
T ARaE SALE OF ENTIRELY FREsE

I .ARGE SALE OF ENTIRELY FRESH
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, June It'll commencing at 10 o'clk.
Of new AID entirely fresh
DRY GOODS,
Comprising many choice and desirable Goods
suited to the season ~
Among the Goods to be sold Will be fouud: Rich
Paris Printed Berages and Berage Robes Printed
Lawns and Jaconets. Jaconet and Lawn Robes in
variety. English and American Prints Black and
Fancy Dress silks, silk and Lace Nantes. Stella
shawis. hich Rerage shawls. Black Alpacas Check
60 Msrsslles. Piaip and Fancy Cottonadca. Linen
Drills and Coatiug& farmers' satlns. Blue ank BIZ
Cloths. Black French Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres
and Coattpgs. White and Printed Briliapts. Irisb
linens. swiss Muslins Cambrics and Jaconets.
Coiored Cambrics, BE ached. and Brown shirtinos
aud sheetings Plain and striped Osnab srgs Corset
Jeans. Brown and Bleached Jeans Cotton Hosiery
SILK and Linen handkerchief, bingham do Shirt
&c, &c : wv ''
TIRMs-AH sums uoder SIrO cash, over that
amount. months credi;, for approved paper
my Slid KENT, PAINE 4 Co Aucts
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SUMMER R1sORTs.
Hot SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NATURES REMxDr .yoR CHRONIC DIS

NATURES REMEDY For CHRONIC DIS
The Hotel at,h,s p,.e. wi ;. oman far IN. r.c.,.
.u or on The art Of june next uI The ss
ply Of Mineral Water Il ahundast and there are n
bATHsi tly.suppiied with fresh water from
sepsNee springs OF various tmr eratures from $50
forms OF Rheumatism; Neurnlefa; paraly sic, free
trom infammatory action; Cont; Diseases OF the
Liver: OLD Injuries 10 the muscles Joints and ten
dor = ENLARGED GiAnds sp,nSl Irritation; Chronic
more thoroughly and'rapssly than any other remedy
On the American continent.
THEIR ALTE AT,yE AND CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those OF any other Mineral Wa.
ter on the face Of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases euumer.
skilfol medical treatment, and had rendered the
lives OF the sufferers alike wretched and usclees
through long years OF pain. have been restored 10
persec. heslth by thei. nae; OF the vast number
psratively few Indeed who would not be either chr.
ed or greatly relieved here.
The Springs are situated In an elevated mountain
region The scenery around is wild, romantic and
oeautitui. and more healthy and delightful sum.
m.r climate can no where be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for invalids there are two
fInE PLEASURE BATHS. Tor persons In good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
season.
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
states by Railroad, to the Mllboro' Depot, of the
Virginia Central Kaiiroad," thence by stage
Coaches, % miles, over we'll graded turnpike to
Tue Springs. Passengers leaving Ricl m md Va or
Baltimore Md In abs morRing, can come through
70 thls place the same day to upper, or pass the
hisht the warm springs andarrive here to break
Fora full account Of th,s celebrated watering
place see DE Bew' BEyIkw" for June. and "AMER-
ioAN FARMER" for May, or write to the subscriber
tor pamphlet. sGoODE
my 2f-d3m
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COMMIBHIONEkS SALE or VERY
- Hsnhlo0 Pursuant % two decrees Of the
pes ssp. !. sas .nd sf G
"a STAPLES and ale rendered on che ssh May. is:s.
lie sacon e he hshese ssss wiz se
q, T. l the n II t,ir Ssy shers.fterJ cammsneip9
oD and g IDs .ee Rel E.,s.s
about four mikes from the city, end on ana ne -.
Kbb .P6 bsps The ss.
A-Containins acres. with three icehou...
thereupon. and lying immediately upon the mill.
k-Contsining nearly 80 acres. has upon It sew
and grist mill In complete order. and small DWELL
.C-Consaining se9S acres. has upon il . very com.
Portable framed dwelling. With the usuai Dubious.
cleared, and the remainder heavily wooded. The
land IL in high state of Improvement and lies inn
mediateiy upon the Richmond. fredericksburg and
D-Ihe Mansion Tract and the late residence Of
Francis Staples, decd; has handsome framed
DWELLING, with Kitchen. bsrns. corr house. stable.
been thoroughly repaired 1t contains 80 acres Of
superior farming land and has attsc he'd whey ard
.E-Contsining - acres ADJOINING the above, Is
cleared aud highly improved
F-Oontains 80 acres. of superior farming land.
has upon It large oak grove. and in cultivation.
S-Lies Immediately upon the Deep Run Turn.
pike and the Mill Road. 1t contains rs acres OF
land. and has thereon q blacksmith and other
shops The soil u excellent
tH-Lies on the Deep Run Turnpike, adjoining the
Such = opportunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring 60 purchase real estate In the vicinity
OF the city OF Richmond.
toe once a Jas NJ Taylor 4 SON. All persons de-
String = make II Quiry about the above property,
are feferree to the suctloneers
IEkMs-Cn@-third II the purchase money in cash.
ano Inc residue in two equal ailments at one and
Two years from the day Of SALE the credit pay mt
60 De secured BY gotable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed. with interest added and the title retained
till the whole purchase money is paid. and = CON
veyance directed by the court.
POSSESSION s will be given Except of tho Mansion
TRACT. = Immediately. and full possession of that
on the ist January 1850, aud the purchaser of It
VIII re ailo sed 70 seed crop of wheat
81 O'Clock, P ID. ~
JOHN B YOUNG
g w RANDOLPH IComm's
MILTON CARY
Bale conducted BY JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts,
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AT THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 7rH
STREETS, FOR HALk AT AU0TlON.-Will be
sold at auction. n the premises on EDSEspAY,
the 18Th June. 1859. at O'Clock. P NJ. the very de-
cupancy Of Thomas U Dudley. Esq The house has
IL rooms, bss'des ample servants, apartm+nts. and
excellent brick stable aud carriage house ] he
ton is deemed unnecessary. fIrthsr than to remark
that the location il admirable being but few mi
nutes walk frcm the usual business parts of the
city The whole premises are we'll arranged. and
were built about IS years ago. If the bs st material
and workmanship
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at 6, 13, Is and "a
mon, hs for negotabe potes. interest added secur.
ed by trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to be paid
ie lids GoDDIN &APPERSON. Aucts
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GHIPPIEG.

ct FOR LIVERPOOL.-The well
gS& known American ship ERIE will load at City
Point for the above port. at low rates Of freight
Fer freight apply 70
- City Point
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
rrousE AND LOT IN PORT MAYO

IIOUSE AND Lot IN PORT MAYO
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By virtue of adeed
of trust to the undersg nad from Chas Roberts and
Elizabeth hts wife, and duly recorded IN the Cierks
Office of Che Connty Of Henrico, will sell at a'lc-
ton on MONDAY. 10Th June at ~ o'clock. n. on
the premises, two lots of Ground in the town OF
Port Mayo situated at the intersection OF u usinnA
tners is comfortably. Brick Dwelling. with ki'ch-
en- enclosure. well in the yard. &c, &c seiiing ~
trustee, l shall convey with special warranty,
Though the title IL believed to he undoubted
TERMs-Cash, as to 40 much Of the purchase money
a may suffice TO def ay tie expenses OF executing
Kesly by aid Roberta amounting to $50. the bal.
ance UPON such terms q msy be indicsaed ~ saao
Roberts. LAkkiN PEUhDs Ifussee.
Sale conducted By r CAufHoHN. Jet
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AUUTaOlg sALrs.
'NT0 RE 51Hs
xTCUTORs' SALE OF HousEHOLp

EXFCUTORS' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- rUkNITUR1, SILVER WARE, WINES. Ii
w! ms, STORES. &c -As executors Of Jno Coeby
oec'd Ne shall sell o. public auction, 1t late 70.
sideLcs. on M.yn street sdjoiuing the ULversaiist
church. on sAIUkDAi; the 1th Of June. 1850. COM
Furniture bslooging To the deceased consisting OF
TIE usua varioty. including CONSIDER able quantity
and Liquors. and an assortment OF Groceries con-
sietfng .fsucb a. arc usually kep in private FAM.
lice. and two barrels superior Family Flour; and
many ether articles too tedious to mention :
TERMs-au sumo under $40, cash; over that
amount. four months credit, for approved, endors-
cd negotiable paper.
II COSBY.
0vsRT0N Il PErrus, Executors.
P6-The residence Of the late John Cosby IA for
rent Possession given in q few days. Apply on
the premises to the Executors. to Messrs doddin
.npperson. By whom tho sale Of the Furniture
je2 EyRruroRs
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By X. 3. Cook, Auctioneer.
TTRACTIvE SALE OF FURNITURE.

A TTRACTIvE SALE OF FURNITURE.
"A &c AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the Sd ipst
at IL O'Clock i'll sell at my store lot of new and
second.h hand furniture. consisting of
Mahogany Tete Tetes; Sofas
Mahogany and Black Walnut French and Jen-
ny Lind Be isteads
Mahogany Parlor and Spring-seat Chairs
DO Parlor Rocking do
Do Cane-seat do
Do aud Black Walnut Bureaus
Do Washstands and Tables
Hair and ehuck Mattresses
One large Cooking Stove. in fret rate order, &c
je 2 EB COOK Auct
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STEAMERS SOLD.

Nrw Tokx, June The steamers Alabama,
floti,a ADD Augusta. have been sold At private
sale to Mr.. Cnyier, President Of the Georgia Cen.
trial Railroad Company.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERH.-Be Il or.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERE.-Be 1t or
Vdained By the Council Of the City Of Richmond
that, the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice IN st least four Of the daily newspapers
OF the city for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
OF June mat he will attend ct his Office daily be-
t.een the hours Of O'Clock, A N end 8 O'Clock, P
from the 18th to the 3nth Of June Inclusive Tor
me purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with Cty Taxes. the whole or one half of the
amount OF Taxes charged. deducting from the
whole amount. or one half, as the case may be- ten
Der centum thereon
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days PRIOR 30 the 18th OF December that he
will attend at his Office daily between the above.
mentioned hours, from the 18th to the 3st Of De-
c. mber inclusive, for the purpose Of receiyns nom
any person who has already paid one-half only Of
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining half,
deducting from such half ten per cent thereon.
In pur-uance Of the above amended ordinance.
passed January llth 1855. will attend At the Col
lector's Once. at the City Hail. from the 18th TO
the 3Oth Of June Is5e for the purpose Of receiving
JULIUS HOBsON.
jel-lm Collector Of City Of Richmond.
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watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the LIST day Of June next. From tn sse
who have tried the virtues of the water and who
know the character of the accommods tons in point
OF attendance fare andodging, q continued pstro-
naSe Is confidently expected while II is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths and
the facility OF access to them, will largely extend
the list of visitors during the coming season.
The gentlemens bath is 40 by 50 feet in SIZE and
that for ladies % by so. The water is highly car DO
mated and contansa variety of salts of mineral in.
gradients, among them Iron and Magnesia. The
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, OF long and varied experience. to be the
most delightful and invigoratng that they have
ever tried. lthas proved especially efcacious and
curative In diseases peculiar to females.
Baths, sDd visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the day.
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
Goshen depot. The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and the neiehbor.
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground-
The undersigned omises to spare pains in ia se
and all other respects, in promoting the amusement
as well as comfort OF his gnests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year. and il will be under his exclusive man
agement and control.
TERas-S2 per day, $40 per week, and 1872 Per
month"; weeks to The month. Children and ser
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amongst many others, to
his ExcelleRcy Henry A Wise, ESQ, Governor of
Richmond, Col F Il Smith. Superintendent OF tho
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev VIM White,
d. Lexington.
D-3md VIM JORDAN
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my ltd GEO W RANDOLpB fCom'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARLE

\ TRACT OF WoeD LAND CONTAINING 36lk AcRr,
ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP, 9 n LIES BELOW RICH.
MoSD.@As trustee in a certain deed OF trust from
John Otey and wife. dated I'd November, 1883, duly
quest creditor named in the said deed proceed
to sell at public auction, on MONDAY the 9Th day of
commencing at IL O'clock. NJ the tract of land oca.
ted as above, containing 36h acres, adjoining the
lands OF Messrs John Fisher, Henry Elmore, A
The soil. for the most part ia excellent and there
Is on the tract large parcel of timber and pine
woJd. T
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray expenses of sale.
and to pay of note Of $780, with interest from 5th
may, 1859 ana as TO the residue of the proceeds on
such terms az may be announced at the hour Of
sale. ~ ~
Taxes for l259 to be maid Nv tho purehaaar
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COYN ER'S WHITE AND BLACK

y SULPHUR EPRINGE.-This watering place
will be open for the reception of visitors the LIST
Of June IL 10 situated the hive and in flu retc
aftas Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, about halt
a mile from Bonsack's Depot. nosnoke, Virginia ut
which said depot an omnibus will always be found
waiting the arrival Of the cars. to convey visitors
to the pripgs.
These White and Black sulphur waters have Of
feceed numerous cures.
The WHITE sULPHUR aggravated cases of Dyspsp
sa. serious affections of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
to females.
The BLACK SULPHUR, all kinds Of diseases of the
kin, aggravated cases of letter and ether erup-
tons of the skin
The acoo nmedations are equal to any to be fund
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character to-
gether with fine band Of music and every other
attraction usually found at first class watering
places-as to all of which We beg to refer to the
large number of persons who ave heretofore visit
cd the place. J HEFELFINGER
INV l7-dtlstAup pronriator