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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
JEMIMA DRILLs EsTATr

III ENhY WESTERMAN was ON The aoth fav of fI,no
II is3o, suy appointed and qualified as udnlinistra
W WIN ue WI annexed, OF the estate Of Jemima
Dtui t,, u" oI montgomery county Ohio, deceased
lyldWO HENRY WESTERAfAN A,hn,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
.ailg empire,

rumwap FvEY ATrsuSoos svNpsYs ExcEFrsDl ny
T. r. TX r IL sc Q O.
En- pire Building, no Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28

ID N. d.. having disposed Of his stock Of Eastern work
ID. at auction will hereafter devote his entire atten-
hon 20 manufacturing home made work, which he will
get up in style to suit his patrons and the greai puli
whom he will he pleased 10 serve.
He invites ladies and gentlemen to call and leave OF.
ders for work, and he pledges his reputation ss mar,
ned mechanic = please all who can he pleased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
WEEKLY EMPIRE.


one copy per nnntl, 1u
In clubs oil twelve or more cAch,.......,.''''" ui
NJ Payment in advanec In all cases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GuU E!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINas PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by sTATIONERs.
sPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD NY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
'oLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28

DBRFUMEs AND EXTRACTS, put up IN beautiful
il gt bottles u The same quantity and superior In
quality 10 cither Luhus, WHghts Glef's or 'Railey's,
and sold at one-third the cost PriceNo l. 20 cts No.
2, 20 cts. For sale by w, w. STEWAHT
fcb7 nguaqst, No. 90 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28

DURE CATAWBA wINE.--some choice Old Ca.
i tawba Wine, grown ON the Farm OF Col. J. y. Har.
ison, near this city This wine II very superior, and
ree from any adulterahon whatever. For sale By the
bottle or gallon by W. w, STEWART,
my30 Ma % Main H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
n.mncrltIc AgIlatlon.

The Nashville Btss- in tha annexed article PortTly'
-lr The asi,sdug policy Of the Democratic party, and
hor fast aud clearly tina, policy is aud has been set
ing towards dissolution Of our Federal Union Il
says;
But it il nor only by legislation that the Democratic
p.rv has promoted agitation Ithas in It's organization
al eemen,-aud We believe 70 no eHaggeraon TO say,
as far as the South IS concerned az least and 10 oa
u ths South that thsre is Democratic party able %
c-ry State tha, t is the prevailing element Of that
pary-vhicb has ever sought by an possible means TO
build up an auaroaism betseen the two sections. 10 is
composed OF avoved seceonsts per Sc, aud secession
-ts for an imaginary They constantly braw
ing about Southern rights and seeking iafame the
u on5 and udces OF the people Taey South Car
Dina uuli6ers and Nashville Convention agiators They
Ire upon the aoos Of Congress, aud in the uited States
e-nsts They give color 70 the Whole-Democrac party
Thew are continually hming aud iussiug about abb
.,,,,ton. and issuing resolutions ike those recent
i. nrorulgsted by ths Democratic Senator's
tv have never vet done the SJugh the slightest good
bat are constantly prdldeug her Institutions and her
rehts Tley hive second slei their purpose hoWev-
er which has always eeei q bull up two sectional PAR
tss and array thsn az inst one anOsts- They AFepo~
ready snd an5iols y It zip dogs Of var. gAsJN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
THR oxYcRNATEp nIrrERs.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heart Burn, Water Brdsh, Sour
Stomach, JdHndee F1dtlency, General DEBILITY &C.. ind
ready relief and speedy enrein this great remedy.
THE 0xYGENATED BIrTERs
Are believed by many who have cured OF the
plants TO be the only medicine which the mer raeiicu
for their Invaluable alcoholic preparation which,
while giving momentary stimulus
rAo but distinct and different from any medical preparation
compounded and which VIII In cases. extract the dis
by and the patient pristine health In
proof which, testimony the very highest and unexeponal
character Is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader the following letter from
President Smith, ofWesleyan University:
MDDLETowS Conn.,, Feb. 2s, 1889.
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE 4 Co.,
Gentemen-I first made OF the 0xYGDATED BrERs
eight since Having suffered for twenty from
Dyspepsia which attended with headache,
unpreendng Of try
II NJ benefit was received 10 discontinue the use"
The bottle warranted further trial. 10 the extent OF
three four with careful observance OF the accompany
ing directions The result almost entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Bes produced entire change In the
habits OF and upon the i've energies Of the digestive
organs now deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia most
persons These Bers have service other members
AUGUSTUS w. SMITH
EY- Prepared by SETH W. FowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
Co, W. PETERSON, J. p DAVAL, Richmond and by all drug
gsts and dealers In ms dicines In city and country.
mh30-dc6wlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
A CARD FROM COL. McMULLIN.

MARION, SNYTH Co.. Va, April T. 1860.
To the Editor Of the Wing:
In your paper of date March Sd, see portion OF a
letter from a Mr.. Hazeton purporting to detail con-
versation which took place between him and myself be-
tween Lynchburg and this place. in the latter part OF
January last | have been prevented from noticing up
to this time this communication owing to pressing en-
gagements which have occupied thus far, all of my time;
and only notice it, now lest my silence might be con-
strued as an admission of the statements made therein
Before proceeding to reply, fully, that communica-
ton beg TO correct a mistake into which you have
fallen This conversation did not on my way home
from the Democratic Convention at Richmond in Febru.
arv but on my return from Washington in the month OF
January.
And nOw have only to say, in reply to that portion
of Mr. Hazleton's communication which appeared IN
your paper that in all the essential statements it is will
fully and deliberately false, and pronounce Mr. Halle
ton liar a coward and a scoundrel.
Nv address il Marion, Smyth county, Virginia.
hope YOU will do the justice TO give this response
an insertion in your paper.
Respectfully, yours, ~
f. MCMUILIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

One of the editors OF the New York Express, who has
been travelling in North Carolina writes that journal
as follows.
The good old North State such saii State that it
il delight 20 look at land aud people that have not all
run 20 seed Ike the poppy and thar has really some OF the
old stamina left The iSs have not reached here nor
the ologes nor the ties. They hang for murder,
and they whip thieves and robbers and put lesser rogues
ia stocks and pores, did English toreathefs or
as we did before invented peuitentiaries and sing
Sings 10 lock rogues up in What is wonderful 10 say
an men here OF parties while they boast OF their luna
lie asylums their deaf and dumb institutions, &c, boast
not less that they have penitentary IN the state
The rogues and rascal they tell u.s. quit them, that IS
quit the State after public exposure in the plory and
stocks Even New York pckpockets shun the practice
Of their profession the Old North State, because no
gentleman Ike them would wish to have broadeloth
thus soed 10 the face and eyes Of every body These
relics OF antquity-these socks-ths plory-the thirty
nine ishes laid on thiefs back they one anda
are better inventions only for the correction but for
the prevention Of crime, than all the penitentares and
prisons IN all the other States. Are they right or are
wrong Have W progressed backwards, or do they
need going abeads
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
INAUGURATION ON THE 18TH.

ORDER or PROCESSION.
l. Chief Marshal accompanied by the Mayor Of Richmond
9. Directory Of The Ladies Clay statue Association
3. Military follows:
sh Regiment Of Virginia Cavalry, preceded by Visiting
Mounted Troop
lSt Regiment Virginia Volunteers, preceded by Visiting
foot Troops.
Young Guard
Junior Volunteers
4. The Orator.
5. Clergy.
DISTINGUISHED FOLLOWS:
G. TX Presidents Of the United states.
l. Governor Secretary ~ State Attorney General and Adu
tant General Of Virginia.
s. Governors OF other States.
q EK Governors Of other States.
10 Representatives % Foreign Governments.
IL. Members Of the United States Senate
IL Members the House Of Of the o.
Il Federal Courts with their offcials.
IL Members and Clerks Of the Virginia Senate
Is Members and Clerks Of the Virginia House Of Delegates.
10 judiciary ~ Virginia with their 0ficals.
H. Heads Of Departments Of Virginia with theE Chief Cerss
Is Officers Of the Army and Navy In uniform
49, Aldermen and Council Of Richmond with their officials
20. Officers OF Virginia Militia In uniform.
81. Masonic and other similar Associations.
49, Strangers.
2a CtiZ Ems.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
TIE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

To the Editor Of the Wig:
Having heard with pleasure the name Of NJ. B. Sea
we'll Esq Of Gloucester county suggested in connexiou
with the Judgshp OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit, take
the liberty OF making the wish Of his numerous friends
known through your paper the in the several
counties comprising the circuit.
Mr. Seawe as a finished classical scholar, stands prom
incnt among professional men, practitioner he is
proyerbia for his industry and uuurng ZEAL Judge
OF law his opinions have received the utmost weight To
the character of heightened gentleman Is united that
urbauity OF manner which has made all classes OF society
aud the members OF both political parties his real and
firm friends. feel confident in saying that gentle
man could be found in the circuit who could better I'LL
the position Of the late Judge Clopton than NJ b. Sea-
well Esq, aud risk nothing in saying, that, from his
deserved popularity IN the three counties Of Matthews,
Gloucester aud MiddeseG where he is most intimately
anowu he would receive their unanimous vote, and will
be equally known in other portions Of the circuit there
would be no hesitation who should be ITS Judge
With the hope that the above suggestion may meet
with the appreciation Of the voters throughout the cir
cult,
| subscribe myself
ONE OF THE FRIENDS OF Mr.. Sc AWELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

We would call the attention of all good hOusekeepers
TO the fact that one OFF p stuarts and winter
cooking stoves is in operation at the Stove St ore Of
c. D. Yale Co, new Iron Blu ildng, Governor Street.
where all those who study economy comfort and conve-
nence in the management Of culinary operations par
tciary requested TO call and have explained to them
the many advantages arising from using the same over
all other cooking apparatus now in use Call and ex
anime the eonsructura of the Stove aud get pamphlet
descriptive Of its operations and capabilities.
As work of Mechanical Genius Il Is well worthy your
in,pection. aplQ-2t'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
mo- Corresnondrntr or NeNyspnpers.

DR.. Stephens, of the Advocate and Journal after
twenty-one years of editorial life recently gave the fol-
lowing estimate of probabilities in regard to commune
cations being read Correspondents whose two, three,
and four column articles are slumberng in pigeon
holes will please accept it as full explanation OF their
non-appearance "A communication which is a fourth
of a column long is read by half of our readers a
column long by third of them two column article by
not one-tenth; three or four column one by nobody
whatever except the weary editor and his prooreader
and the few who may have personal very special con-
Germ in the articlen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
sIYTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Ro SAUNDERS, Esq:
Dear Sir Through the kindness of the "editor of the
Richmond Wing" we avail ourselves of this medium to
extend TO you simple but earnest invitation to announce
yourself candidate to supply the vacancy which has
been recently created by the deeply and universally re-
GREETED death of the Hon. John b. Clopton.
Your thorough education and training for the legal
profession in earlier life your acknowledged practical
abilities, yo1 capacity for and readiness 10 'rork
YOUR large experience and uuexceptionabe department
as presiding officer in the court below, in which you
have never gwen your body TO physc your "heart 10
cruelty" nor your "hand to corruption" all emnenty
qualify Won to reflect the highest credit the Judicial
Beach In the hope that you will not deny this plau
ranisheG request aud with the assurance on our pant
that We will actively employ all honorable means to Sc
cure you election for the place beg leave to subscribe
ourselves
YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS
OF York. Warwick. James City, City of Williamsburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
rho CI.,,n or vIrglDIo on the United states.

We clip the following paragraph from the Enquirer oil
yesterday which WILL no doubt afford great qualification
to the taxpayers of Virginia
ave learn from one Of the agents appointed by the
Legislature that there fair prospect of the large claim
Of about 81 100000 being realized by the State Inc
Virginia delegation in both branches of Congress are Ia
king it is said an active interest in the matter and as
the State only asks to be placed on the same footing with
MARYLAND Alabama and other States which have secured
large sums recently by Of Congress- cannot doubt
that the same of justice will be extended to VIZ
gna and at this time il is matter OF great importance
to her. 1t may, however, be defeated by non-acuon-
Our agents. Messrs Thomas Green and John A Parker,
are using every effort to secure success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10

70 ne Editor n tte Hicbm0fid Wig:
Williamsburg unites most cordially with Henrico
County" " New Kent &c in recommending to the vo-
tiers of the counties composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit,
her highly gifted son Lemue J. Bowden the
sor OF Judge COpyon
l. is unnecessary to occupy much space in your vaua-
Die paper TO speak OF the claims Of Mr.. Bowden, he
is known throughout the circuit to possess preeminent
ability and every other qualification essential or necessa-
~ TO dignity aud adorn the character Of Judge.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
NEW MUSIC, APRIL 10TH.
RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE AND

love my little native isle; song by Mori. % cents.
Young Maidens Thoughts d" Z" Palrlaneb. PFC
I'm the Queen ofth Village; Nader Boo
Cara DyinA Immagne sowed IA Tender Memory song by
Porei p
Tu Che II PaO ooh Thou KnOwes D. sacred song by
Poreli s5c.
Dyi-g wiz; song by Hitchcock 25c.
Down by the Chatel song by Smiley. %.
Merry Mountain Maid song by author Of Murmuring Sea
81 cents
:inories Of the Pat; song by Hotchklss. 35 cts.
oh I'm the Elm Nesper Bell song by Benton IS cts
Give the Song love Hear song by Bozzaotra IS cts
Remember Forget song by author OF Sir Reye
Pretty Things Young Lovers Say song by william Vincent Wal
lace 20
spest Thou wakest Thou Maiden Mine song by Wallace.
50
Fight; celebrated song descriptive Of naval engagement
In the Reign OF Cha les by Phillips. 90 cts
Ida Mazurka by sherman. p cts.
La PayOrite Eudr haZurka. by sherman. %
L'Hortensie Mszurkt uegsne par Durreez IS cts.
Fairy Dance Mazurka by author OF Turkish Polka 80 cts
Rebecca Waltzes, by Muzo. ~ cts.
Nalse de Concert par Breuning 20 cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
VERGINIA:-At
Court ofAppeals,a at Lewisburg.

ERGINIA:-A Supreme of Appeals at LewisbuFg,
Tuesday, sept. the 9th, 1853:
Ordered that Clerk when he shall make out the argument
docket Of the ready for hearing at the next term a ar
the different circuits and parts Of circuits within the urs
dcon othis Court In the following order, and shall assign TO
EACH the following number OF days viz:
Nj Circuit, KENSES, j. from the 10th to the llh July In
elusive
XI Circuit, L. P THOMPSON j.. from 18th to 2ls Inclusive
XVI Circuit FUlToS, j. from 2sih July to LIST August inelu-
dve
XVI Circuit, FrLErEOs. j. the I'd to nth August In
clu5ve.
XX Circuit C. W. THoNPsoS j. 18th to 18th August,
inclusive
XXI Circuit CAMDEN, j. from 14th to 10th August TO-
elusive.
XIX Circuit JOHNSTON j. the 18th to 2lst August In
elusive.
XVIII Circuit McCoxA j. from the 92d to 25th August in
elusive.
Nv Circuit BAILEY, from the 26h to eth August inelu-
sive.
NIL Circuit PARKER j. the 2sth to 29th August lncu-
sive
Circuit HuDsOS j. from 8Oth Aug. 9Th Sept, inclu-
slve. Copy-Teste:
aplO-w4w JOHNSON REYNOLDS, U Z A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
DARMA-CaEY FOR sALE.-Dy yIrtue Of a deere

DARWA-CREY FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree
Pronounced by the Circuit Court Of New Kent the undersg
commissioners will sell at Public Auction, THURSDAY the
10th Of May neA at New Kent Court House. the beautiful Estate
late residence OF Dr. VIM seymo4r decd II contains 4s
ACRES OF LAND 29l OF which consists Of what called Cheka
hominy Lowds and contains hudt which are new ana
In rstrate order The remaining consist OF marh well
adapted TO the raising Of STOCK 1t has valuable FISHERY at
tached 1t Is fney situated for professional man. The
steamer Schultz four times during the week. going and re-
turning from hich nond.
Athe time and place smaller tract Of ZIG acres lying
about ~ miles from the river of which cleared
We further notice unnecessary those wishing to pur-
chase visit the plantation, learn particulars by addressing
v Walden Esq New Kent Courthouse The neShborhood as
good any In Eastern Virginia.
TERMS credit Of g. ~ is months viii be given Bonds
with approved personal security will be required.
aplo-r4r F B I hASY Walden, con'rA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
DIRECTIONS

The line will be formed Main street az ten O'clock NJ the
right resting twenty second street, fronting south.
O'clock column will be formed the right carriages
single mounted troops troops patoons all 9th
foot In front 4ssnd In this order the column will
music In quick Main 5-by 9Th to Franklin
up Franklin to Foueeby Foushee 10 Broaddo Broad to
Ninth-by Ninth street tn the Capitol Square
Arriving at the there will be momentay halt when all In
carriages and horses will dismoun(Scep the cavalry which
will continue down Ninth street. hating such point its
Commander select)olTag and horses will turn the
right and remain until the Of the processonthe col
will then onward by the right flank he lett 10 such
point as the Chief Marshal may designate
Arriving the place resting the troops will be formed In "cloe
column by companies the first right 'front.' fronting
the Platform ordered and parade rest The remainder
the procession will take such position the Chief Marshal will
direct
prayer and the grafton close OF which the Statue will
unveiled and sallte Of thirteen guns fed the line will be
rned and by music to the gate by which entered
where psusng be reoned by the Cavay-carages will
resumed horses mountedWhhe procession will he conducted
- Broad and be dismI sed by tn Chi Marshal
During the march, officers In charge Of bodies will that
per distances maintained and good order preserved
The Assistant Marsha Ito be recognized by their Scars and
after which they will that order preserved and that the
kept free from distractions requiring spectators
fine themselves 10 the sideralks.
The police In charge the Square platform and will pre-
good order and much silence possible during the
monies upon the platform They will not permit any persons
the platform except those designated by the Com
mtee Of ArranA ements.
Atg O'Clock the authorities and individuals designated
by the numbers T. D. 10, H. H. b. H. l5 l6 IL and Is,
will the Exchange Hotel where they will be
direction Of the Committee Of
O'clock the Assistant Marshss will
shall at the Armory where they will receive their Bsttlns Of
CHARLES DIMM0CK,
nktafA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
HESEco, April 9TH, 1850.
nv kysn D.a air We he

HESEco, April 9TH, 1850.
TaNO LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, E'q., Dearslr: We, the
Undersigned residents Of eurco county, anxious to Sc
the o. dgen and competent man Tor The Judge
ship the Circuit Of which county forms part which office
has become by the death ofJudge Copon Your ability and
Industry proyert throughout the Circuit and would be
glad have the privilege announcing you as candidate and
supporting at the polls for Please ao" US 10 an
nounce yol a candidate at an early day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
CaneHen o. FoElkes Jr. D. II Atkinson,
John W. PurYear, Ihos d. Waliord
p Cooke Washington fIatt0n,
Wiley Davis Robt. J FOXES,
T. W. Hay, Jas T.. Riddick
NJ NJ Woodward, Jr VIM Mitchell
Tbos II Jones Ro T. Rich rdson.
WIN H. Puryetr, Geo Edgar GrishAm,
Jno NJ winfree, D. Mitchell
s. g. Crabbin, y O. Waldrop,
VIM. Rarrick }. Bayers
" n Gordon Jos. q. Hay,
John. W Ferguson, Henry Austin,
Gtrinter Barker johnson II sands
WIN Lewis DAbuey G.. Baker,
Williamson " Allen, Geo " Thomas,
Jos McCa.llster, Sam. H. Taylor,
VIM. Pemberton, @ l. Earnest,
Tho. " B.iou Thos p Moody.
Geo n King John Brools
+ H. simpson, AOner W. Rcha dson,
Geo W. Jarvis, THIS. Nuckos
Richard Carte, o. A shrecker,
los i gngli.b VIM Davis
H. A Atkinson, John ,. sInion, NJ D.
A Stevenson, John 7. Heath,
WIN Walsh John Hancock
T. w T!guor Jos p. Heath,
Larkin Willis Albeit GOode
Ihaman Harman, John e. Bethel,
Geo. W. Davies J. Williams,
John A Dausey W Robinson,
VIM. H. Dean, John Purcell
b. ,. Edwards, VIM Davis,
Savage smith, wm- CulingForth ST.
j. T. bradley, !. J. Lindsey,
Robt. H. Gordon, NJ D. Turner Richardson,
VIM W. Hankins Jas II. Peasy,
Chas. NJ Valentine, John sinton,
G.. NJ. Taylor Jas Jones,
NJ Grsswtt, J II. Cook,
=. u. Vaughan. Chas. II. Leber, Jr.
VIM II. Gregory, jos. NJ. Willis
j 4. Wilkinson Christian Lcber, JE
II. Link, J. Puuen,
p c Larus VIM Eubank,
B. = Cosby Alfred Alley,
John Pointer, VIM. o. AGREE,
Cap, Vim. A. Johnson, J. 7. PhtchaTd,
Jos. c Burton, Vim shackieford,
VIM Kenhish, Jr. ". Gates,
& Rnox,M y. Daniel McCallister,
T. 8 Peasants, Jos Mettert,
wm. Coigin, l.. e. Kock,
Edmund j.. snead, John II. Smack
Jos, 4. RagAnd, John Blair Warrington,
Alfred slice. r B.skev,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-10
RARE CHANCE FOR sPECULATORs.-

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULAI ORS.-As
N commissioners, appointed by decree OF the Ccu Court
Of amherst County pronounced AZ the term $780,
Of Davies ct ais vs. Davies ais and Field ct a VS. Davies
shall FRIDAY 18th day ofNay next at the Rope
Ferry In Amherst uny proceed SELL at public auction the
tracts Of land In the bills proceedings mentioned lying on
below said Ferry containing 1900 each These
all In original growth and both tracts contain valuable
lands There rich deposits ofon and
Spring the land. Any wishing to examine the
obtain information from William Rdgeway at the Rope
Ferry.
equal instruments Of one and three bonds with
good personal security and title retained until all the purchase
money paid A. ROBERTSON, Cams
apIO-wtds j. Is. ROBERTSON, ~