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.INN3tavrN OGS'FEg,S.

) AN preparing these justly celebrated OYSTERS, FOL
Z shipment aud general transportation throughout th'
country and very Respectfully solicit orders for The article
They are put up in Theoretically sealed cans fresh o
sic.d and warranted 10 keep any climate n long The
caas are unrnErn They taken from my coves OF
Lynnlruvcu Hay and therefore genuine.
ur,irr. promptly executed, rnuI any part OF th'
country.
Address through the London Fridge POs,":ce, Princes
Deg Iy-cwSra GEORGE r. ROGERS.
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,,,,;: :,,,SSioy fsUSIN .SS.

.u; t-,, =: a,.ius lrabre being dissolved MT ira.
w. ,-:,b sr,vnr shall cnatinue The Commission Ba-
~ nv ou:. uaic drvo;ug NY attention 20 Ihe sales
.,h,cco wheat, heur, SC, cons:snn':hts VI Wns' arc
-,,ifuy solicited and will receive iron'i' ""e;,';
,,,i.,- sale. shall have the assistance OF MI ATEea
-. =. IL. lat. ;i.m OF Harris Ginson, "he's lo'iS
.r,c- AID thorough knowedre OF i''5 '">rs,. i I Nv
- "a ry own efforts. WILL hope, induce man! Q. nv
esd. snd late customers. IS ~eH "s U'Es' ;r,rEI%S
=. :arr patronage. "I'"'
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cooDs.-1o-4 and la4

LII Linen Shre.lns, good make
To-, and l2-3 Cotton Sheeting, good make
Pillow Case Linen, sc, 40 and IS inches
siarseIrs Quilts 10 1914, la, l2 and lG-i
AlenLnle Quilts in 1914 and 1l-4
Linen Table Damask-a large assortment
Danask Napkins and Daylies
Wine, Cloth and Fruit Napkins
Furniture Dlmity and Prints
Huck Towcls and Diaper
Crash Dowlas and Burlaps
Colored and white Cotton Damast, for furnltufs
Turkey red and Satin de Laine for curtains
Curtain Muslin, In variety
Bleached Sbirting Of best makes
Shlrting Linens at %. 81 and SOc and cner
White Cambria and Jaconet
Hull aud Swiss Musps.
Feb IA CHRISTIAN x LATHhOT 20 S--.I-
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ssS SOUTHERN rI:ylT FREES. =;

- 4
subscriber offers for sale, m hi. Nursery the rs;
Z lam Plank Road near the SECOND Toll iint:, large and
select variety Of FRUIT TREES ,a nf wic! nf South
crn prOducon) consisting of APPLES, PEACHES, PEA Rs,
both lwarfand standard ie former very fnc CHERRIES,
PLUMS, ApKlCoT>, NECfAklNES, QLlSCES, FIGS,
GRAPE VINES (native and fprrisn) with Strawberry
Plants n large varety0 Asparagus Roots wo and ,hrce
Years old Rmbrrics CurrnIts Gooseherre>, &c, &c.
Also u chnicc collection Of Grernh6u Plats Roses,
Eyrrgre-ns Shade ana Ornamental Trees, &C, &c.
c1r Catalogue. sent enclosing stamp directed -
Richmond, Va. JAMES GUEST,
jan 2l-cwiw Westham Plank Road.
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aFsrTED RYE WHISKEY.-Thl very ~.
M perior Whi,key distilled BY Ness. p stesrns Co.
" Y.s II A-'0 GEO HERRING. 90, Aa,a ss.se..
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NftEsCf. ...-
To THE FARMERS or Virginia AND NORTH CARO-

T1 THE FARMERS OF Virginia AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
SSTf would call attention of the Farmers o Virginia an"
" Eorih Carolina the fact that we are now manu-
turing the justly celebrated Gcsrr rhresher. Cleaner
and aeger grain would a'ivse those III want OF
L superior nIa aclinc send forward their orders.
First premiums awarded this Tlrcscr. il The len
trail Agriculture. Fair held here O,t"cr last ais" nj tht
s,lr Fair held la Petersburg Its advantages over MI
ether TIr.-rS inverted consists In i;S being porioe
shrr,ug ,ouch cl-aE-r, sniercvdng the Necessity oI
ruiII: itrour rli The Fan Mill Unrhai lie ircc nslS
r,upioy ed Oh Il. machines. will lac found saihciht 10
rr-rarr in given time. equal puahty OF gram lar
market.
We take pleasure In rr;errin. I" few 9" The largest
whra; growers ;iis' InacU"s Ia" iIir su-
merits viz Mcsiis l:nhcr: X Sins OF Turkey iSi
William b. largiSnu. Upper Brandon; William "rc
Prince George; IL. Walker HsNu, He rico; ihnrs VI
TAYLOR Eicllmuu; William Ballard ircs"a Montgomery
A:opi, bill rrricn; r.oa-s j. Gtcrn, NaIrrtou y C;
Thomas R CARTER l;esen tc=.,er with rany others
OF the largest and test iarucrs IA Virginia.
wr would particularly r"!n" all who contemplate pnr-
chasing Trc.hcr 10 give ,is examination, We are
satisfied lro, is mary gat.cs will receive their pre-.
manufacturing The .'lsucEcyr Reaper and Mower sue-
or l,clic ior cutting al description vf grain. clover and
gra>s This Reaper secured the rs, premium offered by
The Limited States Agricultural Society also awards Of
a.y States counties aud !uw!!s, nnh at c last Central
Agricultural Fair held here. and III" state Far ~ re-
rurr received the first premiums for lis superiority
over all contestants.
No pains expense will be spared in the selection o ma
'erh's, or in the workmanship I" proincr shch haeh"eH
d. will he uneIusled hy any ROW In use -,
Jan ii--.:,cw.t JOHN IS. CARpWELh . Eh.
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.r,sy, TyyIHOxA,rINr ELIXIR


THIS INVIGORATING ELIXIR
Evciiss the appetite" inv cnrars the OF Digestion
moderately Increase. the temperature Of the body and the
force the circulation aud IN fact general cor
rohornn the system. II improves the digestive process
increases the proportion OF rc cousces In the BLOOD and
inYigorates the whole nutrtira function. 1t may be Used
In all cases Of disease dependent pure debility OF the
promoting the appetite and invirnratinr rrtun causes
more aE"n and that ich is taken to be more
Thoroughly prepared for absorption and ASSIMILATION Thus
rnrIchr the hlaO rendering II 4: stimulating
- ulnc.i0s and nutrlllvc the tissues and produces
Indirectly the general tonic effects upon the system NJ large
WEAK ANE sICKLy CONSTITUTIONS ARE SUDDEN
Ia RESTORED To HEALTH AND YIGOR DY :.
THIS AROMATIC ELISiR.
4 ProphyIactic Against Malaria.
Ia Er:nent Nisasmatic Fever, II Will speedily ppt Ill
end the frbrilc PHENOMENA 10y its seaiive operation
WHILE through its Hntperntc powers IL prevents return
Of She paroxystns and thus puts end TO the attack.
This t;nfuiIiu1 Kennedy and Preventive
Is prc.einnentiy adapted TO the
Female Constitution md PcrSoIs OF Sc
dcntary Habits,
Restoring the lost bloom 10 the pale and cnreworn Cheek
AID impartng haa!th and vlgor 10 the mind and body.
this remedy has very agreeable taste and will be taken
readily by children well rs adults.
SOLE PROPEIETUES,
KING g. DGSNAyANT,
South-EasL corner OF Hanover aud Lombard Sts.,
BALTIMORE MARYLAND.
- Put up neatly In pint boit!es
For sale by NIL the priuci pal Druggists. DecS
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pfYTON HARRISON.

A. the nr place, and upon the same terms
with III. anv mentioned sale Negroes will sell II pub
lie auction likely ard valuable NEGRO SLAVES, be,
longing 10 IA" :""! C"dringcn CuErnste, dec "-soi
for The ihy !Ic.: %. debts.
c. r. CIERINGTON, Admin'or
Feb it-c,ds Of Culring,ou CarriGeion, dec q.
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The vote against substitute exceeded usa-
ority Of the Democratic vote represented in
the late Convention by 1880, as follows:
Vote represented. ................. SG,6l2
Majority NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43,3o1
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STOVES! VIRGINIA SgoVES!
VIRGINIA STOVESii,
I.CG;iaNp STOVE wuRkS- k>TAH;lsIsnD IN lS1l
asa S%SijEp

S5ANCFACTCcES at ;hs celebrated Southern stove
u YS.ui.y CyiGd-:. Box, rnIsT a..i Co"hi. stoves
a. t--r,LIr .yrs and o superior working Inai-
.>' aso iol Air Furnaces. Fon;> ani GTI;r, Hollow
Warr yIranis ss-, &c. &C. ani lu>; descriptions "f
~; Machiuc;y and UrEaEeiia! Cast!a-s.
Ta- proiEcto. convinced .ia. sallc-t 0,p-:ca!!ve
.:ros cUulu h. found l.. his EsarSe; "ho To"i pay The
o. good article 20 justify him ia ;:c g" iie best
=4;era.s ari ia - rplnye!i; o: cop?"i-; nscsauics
third, :he t2ou!srS employed On ue-c Stoves are
;ilcs who aye learned hrr trades Il: these works.
fG->. S;oV- have been gradually gAl!!c favor Cn! ih-
become the poprsI q ay IN Use Their snp--
ri"r strength and smci, o; Operation peculiarly ITS ihrr
rr the ui servant.
Repairing Plates promptly supplied.
winners and steve dca!rrs Throughout; The S1at NIL t
/; 20 ;.eir Interest 10 forward their orders to
ASA SNYDER, HichAoii, Va.
er;ailst n RchGcnd BY Mess-s. {. D. fALr2 CO. ~M
SEARS WOOD. &. Z y. Bi"GhMIN, Jr., h:.j WM y
IuuNTCASTLE. Laa 9--c"m.
PENlcETI1AlsI OF Yile;iIHs4.
Il s!iNCFACTCRED al this Institution ami s.li there
VI G::k- Agent store, No. o. Pearl street. tr ioowif
:c!-s, Al reduced priccs. .o-Tt:
hyJ;s sIocs aGd DroSues
"nLcR, Chii,lrch aEI Srry1Li: S!.,:Ss
WA:oa aud Cart Harness Of every Ie-c,1r'i.
N,t'nc Hsr,,-, Leather ligse
"ts".S Carts,
.:a;- aid Wte-uur.eSs.
Wari.vbrS safes, &C.
~, ped and Plaid Co::ni.S
N.---y, and Lia-cys for piln,a'!cu hn:i:
:. .-.ar pa'!- Clothing for Servants
Nr't % The above article, hsuI imL IL. ,aIc =.
:-a.ar repaired o:her Job rrr. DONE Urter
'.I;; Tine.
'ic:s from the country, with satisfactory res-ieucus
;En-?;iy attended 10. Address L. 81. SiMMO.
jas -cii Agent anil Sturcsecpcr Va, pcrt;r..i;arv
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t,,1 FAAT ~: ho"i. E1:,iILE SEMINARY.
ItICiiM0SD LIVE $FolK :; 1:-, :, ;, ,S;s -:

NE nuuet,ic':"i ha"s:s procured the services of T.
u. G,ocS''' for the iu!rns- o. scilin, L:yr S,orI
IL m.e hienn": ihs'se:. will. With Lu,Lrr 5. irvine hr
'"s sSf, "h tr l.. day o: Scpr:.aer n.x; ,-rx.r.J
~ ave cir undivided attention. 10 M nu.;,.
- ''rn and feel confident, rom e. lon. %. '
he ."'s 80 give entire Subtraction wa 'HiF''e''"' 20
""", u,akr liberal aIyan :rn,cn,. a., c,, ,,,,
Az. .n-,.t JOHN GROUSE,
-. l. il,rINI
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'A>IEK CoMnISsi0NEis,S OFFICE

w SrAUSro% Va, January ~ lsia
fSIsaafce o: decree In the case Of H. " Shrr
,-a a. }. haacy, trustees of y. e kuney IS. 4 q
setsd':"'., rendered by the Circuit Cour, IL An
4 my, a. the Ge; day Of November, lsjy SHAH
a. "y ':tc-, Ia the town OF St.unton. .I,S;a,h
% "'na'y, i>|9, % state and Settle The following ac.
An account Of the trust property and fund co
:,;J y IT. p'din''f., Icy deed Of ~ T. kinney anI wife
'rn 81 Drc-:a'':F ih ISIS
y.. acc";i!i ot all claims OF every Kind upon the
g.f.. whether under the trust deed or superior
. ID 'h' arc0un, will be embraced full settlement
:. u;r aIti.' Nicholas c. Kinney, late receiver o!
d: ri; u' VI Augusta county: and all persons hay.
s.,.,, ? =" ha? sud against said receiver are hereby
Ihi,d a., -, ~ present them for settlement.
:..,,. Of the transactions Of the plaintiffs
aired T., w. petson' Interested in said accounts re-
.aary az ay VrGce the said 29th dny OF Fc-
Jang;-cw, JOHN y. HESDREN,
S.--~- Master Commissioner.
| good ,,'I'1 AND TO ARRIVE, 5,000 sides
u f,ruc Sad damaged Leather and the best brands
i.per "o'eh will sell low for cash or good
p'''' '''y mad Irogse,, for CASH only.
-r,,a-e,f y. DEVEREUX,
No. 1872 Cary st
tl,al ,al.SIEAL .sl,EAL 4sSURaNCE s0CiETT.
s!<:r Ssn-rd Iestns uf the Mutual Assul an -e
city E ',!.ina, *ill BE- held az their fBee in the
An. On hu:sd o! February next. at II o.e,o:t
'@aAcru ). RgTRxRFooRp, P. 4.
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PENi'cETIIAISI OF Viit;;lT.4.
JOHNSON & pUGU,
Coh MISSION NEss CHA HTS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
OFFICE

From. Daiiding .Shpc!ot Idrri9usc,
\l,'"E .ae .al- Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CuRS,
Z -Gd COUNTRY PRODUCE generally Respectfully 50.
- =: patronage 0! their friends au,. the public pr,!sy
'L.. .:ssap:aess a.d t.lr:y 20 all cOnsg. iG-r +.
T. TlNslEY JOHNSON,
lal 80 IvM u uI-l
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SsN'Tlf,A

,r.ians having claims or debts against ne atr re-
~ a:.s OF Caroline county, Virginia. either i.:'-
~ l.. security tcr jointly with others are Itrehy
49,. to present The same 20 me. properly
,.ea n, the estate OF the said feter "aasles "'li
:..y .sicd by the lu;h day OF sep'eNoe' 1897 a'e
=" ''"'' - JOSEPH II. SEAf, Adm'ro:
n.-,r .L,, RI. de- ii
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>siEr JOHNSON. ~. H.
JOHNSON q PCGfs. ,,

RICHMOND, VA.
,n ,.- al. o: Tobacco Wheat Corn. and country pro-
Ii ,. n--aiIy return ;hei. sincere thanks tn their
treSr very iievrGl patronage heretofore extended
,Ss:, In. AK continuance aid Increase "f i!c same
r.,; ys.. promising their undivided PERSONAL atten
IN - tll cons :,anea ats committed 10 ilieul.
=
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j. .NtGlLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l. ,r.iCg w::h obrr: Tyler, Esq, No. ~ Snu; SIKH
PHIL ILADELPEIIA,
:y ,cai "a tue collection 0! claims and al other basi
r".r,,rI :, Ia car Jan 81 - c,l
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KY THE GOVERNOR or IN

.,,u,rI1S bsyi,r been received ey the Executive,
N:''. ,It.n. ,,.I1 , free negro who IS charged with
M s Of murder ptrpe;ra;td N the county ,, "f Mss
has a:I on justice, and IS now gong ] AZ m[ES
E;;s u-.on who ,hsl! ARES, the said fugitive. and
: "a, - - ~ jail Of said county; asd 4" moreover
-, > = OF :h!t Commonwealth civil aud military,
.e, ~ people generally, 10 aSether nes sNsr''0's
= -. est, tia. he may he brouGh, TO Justice
-,,g!r- 1ny hand Governor, and under thc Less
'i%; HE Commonwealth, III Richmond, this 2"'!
= Rp,.ry 1850 JOHN LETCliER.
.,,sw ~ Escsp, Secretary OF H.. Commonwealth.
M IugE hp Is low, we'll set. very black, "iih hne
-. ,,,n.rs IA LITTLE Jan > -c:;x
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i GREAT SENSATION BOOK FGse TEEE
III NJ II ..

>
THE BLACK DIAMOND,
DIAMOND SKETCHES OF TIE SOUTH.
NJ A.. PoLLAEp or VIRGINIA.
THIS book las been plead by the Republican party III
4 Congress asrt.oG" tn the notorious Helper Book,
and characterized by Of the ncmbers Of that parry on
the onr of the House Of Representatives, M ten tine-
worse" We believe the reader, Notwithstanding inns he'
nunciaon Of the book, will set end the sketches 1t con-
tain. Of e South and its slaves be both truthful and 'o
Grant.
NOTICES PRESS, SoRTH ASD snrrH
Defending the institution Of slavery more than all h:cu
from the assaults Of Ignorance prejudicr.-lpe
Bo VS. Review.
Rabd Abooui.,s and preudced Foreigners should read
this book [S T. Herald
1t is little mine full OF promised dIamonds.-[S. T.
News.
An exceedingly interesting volume, quite In new and un
Affected syle.-l Baltimore sun.
They beyond doubt the most e-hIe delineatons o
the drawn with the pen.-lMobil ReStgter
Sold by all Booksellers.
Que vol. l2mo cloth, I'd edition. beautifully printed; 9c
Sent by mail any where receipt Of Published price
PCDNEY RUs3ELL, Publishers,
Feb ls-d4i 20 John St, New YORK.
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PHILIP RAHM.
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.

EAHLE MACH me WORKS,
EiLNjDND, ~!
NsNFAc!CRES S,ran Enginea OF every d4s,r;u;,
-: ~. .n- te. Circular saw Mills. Mil Gearing, In
q >'sty description. Cssiiag. in Iron sI Iis
- ''. "o'itr Feb 3-siy
~ rLn: ROCK FEMALE SEl-iNlfs.,
y" ~. ikAE i:G0-The ars: session will c9uoenc.
VI '"c ".:hJaaui.y and clnSv June lJ;h
.r''ns a. Tor .-s,y yea.
"o'!.et ot III" arrival Of students AZ 9lxck. uuu
sc!'i'" conveyance will be 10 readiness t. take
i nr. S "ons. 10 give such notice. address Mrs ANN
,,,pN"d!H, Mac:srthid'. LunenHur.
,N ny tiaFe>. ~ Iici'ui"n, III hi, time
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~
sale Ti!i be cohsta:ty keP! OH sang CONSISTING =" rle
Hair Dressers, &c. c. +. HATCHER.
= -
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.
ANAWAY from the subscriber The iI day Of 6s4
July last, n coppcr.coortd negro man, by The
eight or len inches high weighing about hun ~
dr,d and seycnty.lyc pounds lie has over the rccun
the stomach small ghLcoored scar caused by blister.
lie very and well formed can read and write Bob
of Ir.dc county North Carolina They purchased him OF
Wiley NJ Colverd of ash county North Carolina, witnessed
bv q 4 Carleton When Bob left he said that his
Intention to go to James River, Virginia have dca
that he will own his right namc or his master
will pay the above reward hs i5 delivered 10 me NJ
West Point Troup county, Georgia. orI vii! pay one hun
HLi' ;"n on "i% ,haI '' r.t him, WILLIAM REID,
i,r II-rw;T West Point, Georgia.
D-~ ~ ~ ,....o :; ri
4 lea - III omn,,ns cnm,,r aja wish n ~,
N ''.''e r = 'ttross;n.I T.,rnr his rrar. A South.
It's anu well qualified for the duties o: Teacher VIII una nm
mediate employment. We wish 10 ohave permanent school,
and one Intending 10 follow the business VIII oe
Address Dr. " Ihrhi,.s' q. "'in' "" |
DCNKLlS, Benton, Lowndc' county, Ala. FeD. 1T
,1r ,:.uESn TI,n und.r< r<ipu.i Ia teacher wants Il
w nand rommon school I'm middle or southern Virginia,
m IN Snrih Carona-wou be willing 20 Tennessee.
Certificates will be any drsrng them, hy re-
turn mail. Address ~: NJ; GARRY, NJ. p;;
Fe' 9-@t clenr=pTnc, Mn.n!ns.en sGun1s 2-T:
r,arts otlicc IF the Circuit Court Of iousn county,
an Non,ny the 9Th duy of Frbrury 1860:
William A. ti.s,e who surs as executor OF Elizabeth
D. Wright, and as one of the executors "r Richard Rig
:, 4 Against , r,,,o., and other. Defendants.
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\ sEACJss:iS ,s,yss;,y,

S". "".efl-r: %l,:.es to ci.gs:r iryn. H., :,
trrs u srniiriaIa c"mpetra: 10 mr. .,,r "e >sF
s.7s 10 College liz viii rcs,i. in ,, ,..;,. '
sr:n,,. - .S. " small school Christian. i;.n nn
satsS' ooh - :" n.vrl! an! igYf,:.I o,,js! ""cu
r.crp.r, ~ -''THiraors Promptly answ-rrJ .'nH W."
!. Jan .,--riu i,:. +. Il. JONES
S.,.:..nES .,.. a.
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AUCTION SALES,
LoUpOuN .NSr7r,i,rE Eos, S..S

LoVpOtS ESS'E9TGTE FOX SALE.
'alh proprietor desiring tn 30 SOUTH offers the above
a property at private sale. The buildings arg new
large aud ~ea arranged fora boarding scpol; the naii
building is 30 by 81 feet contanin: 80 ROOMS
The Professors huuse Is Is by 4u, well finished
yard anu garden handsomely laid out with fall:
and terraces; several hundred iru; trees well selected
{" Al varieties: containing llG excellent land M
vie1 INTO sN fields Orchard and Meadow Ice pond Bath
house. Sc good location FOR Il Military Institute II |,
Well wasered aud extremely healthy.
Lowest price ?D iii three equal annual payments, Wit!
interest pu ANNUALLY each deferred hvni IN indrilt,
period may probably he had on one bond.
fetcrenccInhn H. Carte, Esq, State SENATOR Mcssrs
I. L. hall and W. cy, Legislators; Dr. Ryland. lrrSi
dent Richmuia College, my Al Richmond College
Aidr, Loutoun county, Va JAS II. GGLlCK.
L. 81 have two other Farms contaiuing about tJI
acres ofeXccilclt land. tta; vii! sell low. J. H. &.
! Jan 2l-clut
TIE sjs'g;.T:.S SNLFi OF 'VFlki ROCK ING.
HAM TURNPIKE ROAD.
virtue Of deed u" trust executed To the undersigned
A( rs Trustee by the Rockingham Turnpike Company
for the benefit Of parties therein named which
deed bears date the 18th day OF June, sJ, shall proceed
10 SELL public awcGon GOrdoSvilc Orange county
on SATURDAY, THE TWESTr.Flfrh DAY or FEBkC-
AEY, lSGu,
mentioned in said deed Of trust.
Said Turnpike eNteadS frum ilarrsonhurg In the county
Of Rockingham, to poiat The Blue Ridge Turnpike.
Within hal! mile Of G"rJonsville. II passes through
deyScly populated section OF country, and commands
large travel WHICH will sorn hr greatly Increased by the
co:uple,n Vi the Manassas Gap Railroad 10 arFsonhug
Terms SAlr-0nvthird oi the purchase m"ey 10 be
paid ia four months, and unrhird i'll eight months, and
onr-,.l :wrive months ru.a the day Of sal", the pur-
chase mnuey he sc=H-cd hy we'll endorsed negotiable
notes lien upon ,c property 10 he retained uhtii te
such title as is vested in me ny srd deed.
Oct l>-c,ls +. \. SIlNNlS, Trustee.
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VI In.t,r g ftG's.-A p.trrir,i ..n,I..u,r .,r
y..rs Sr. m"h u;o7- lpru'. VIII" lls for s-vcr
ae rS'" a' icga es rh., 10 ,rocr q,
.-:- :, , e would "'c-r;a place in ,ou. Academy or
lie ,, wy :sEe en"r.h support him in hi. profession
al b. .ys references a. q ability n, character
4:s- ,,;n TO A. l. L., care OF !:cliuvnd rruirrr
rns " 49,, ': ''rsardsd 10 him from Iii. ui;c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
RICHMOND, Sd March, 1919

With great esteem and regard, yours, &c,
p. II. FIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

J. l
ABOUT PIANOS We appealed to at times for In
formation In regard TO the best maker n Piano Fortes
Personal knowledge of the Instruments made by H. Wor-
ncnes TO award the palm OF superior merit 10
him. For elegance Of finish, and durability OF materla,
and The elements that into the musical qualities Of
rsta,r Instrument Mr.. Worcester Is unsrpassed-Ae'r
York Com. Adrertissr, Fsb Is, isa3.
We have IN many ways and at many times expressed our
opniun strongly praise American mechanical art and
II recent visit the extensive piano .o factory OF loTa-
ito Worcester has strengthened that ol!nnn ana we are
well con ved that in the construction o. these beautiful
Instruments we Americans rranS If 10; cXccing,
Eurn-aus The philharmonic Society," the most scientific
,n,sil society In this country, use Worccs:crs pianos ut
ler grand concerts have had one In consapt use for
the last II years, and hnd lininuon In clenrness or
sw.vinese Of tone -lN J. Express, -n"re@ ~ lsh9
AN constantly Supplied with tull assortment OF Mr..
wnrcrscrs chocr Pianos and shall be happy
tie ublir with the best instruments, ut the lowest prices.
Ian a \. MOEHIS, BonRsclIer, ", Maih s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

LAWssF;NCfG =. MAKRE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
3taACTCES in the Courts Of the city Of ltichmol, and
Z The counties Of fienrco Hanover and Caroline:
lie Is also Notary Public AMI Commissioner Of The United
States Court of Claims. -
Ti. partnership, between Mr. Chastain White and him
self H. in: dissolved, lis oce is ith street just
below Gud',n's Hall.
February 1:;-ciy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-13
Democratic state Convention.

The Kentucky State Democratic Conven-
ton met on the 10th inst. The Committee
on resolutions, reported majority and minor
ity reports, the majority favoring Mr.. Guth-
RE for President, endorsing the administra-
ton and supporting Judge Douglass squat
ter sovereignty views. The Illinois State
Convention met on the 18th, The resolu-
tons declared for the protection of slave
property in the territories and pronounced
squatter sovereignty calculated to promote
disorder, disunion, treason and murder -
Thus while Kentucky is false to herself and
the South. Northern Illinois proves true to
the Constitution and the rights Of her sister
States.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-13
The Right Spirit.

We are pleased to observe disposition
on the part Of the Volunteer Companies
forming throughout the State, to adopt for
their uniform goods of our own manufacture.
One of the Lynchburg companies was sup
piled few days since with some three hun
dred yards of beautiful cadet mixture, from
the Staunton Factory, and we learn that a
number of other orders have been received.
By the way, we hazard nothing in saying
that the goods manufactured at the Staunton
Factory. will compare favorably either in
quality or appearance, with any other estab-
lishment Of the kind.