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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Io,ca, CLAYTON c0unty-ss.

State Of lopa, Clayton couay-Ss.
NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue of two Exc
cutions issued out OF the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Clayton county, Iowa, to d.
rected, and dated the 5th day OF March, a. D 1860
the one in favor Of Petro Mute, White Il Baiy, tn.
other in favor OF Stone, Wood Baldwin, and ainst
the goods, chattels and real estate of Stephen Bal
ley and Amos Little, compo ing the firm OF Bailey
Co.. have levied upon the following described person.
al property, to-wit: general assortment OF Drugs
and VI edicnes, and Druggist fixtures, Groceries and
Hardware taken rs the property of said firm of Bailey
Co., and that shall the 5th day OF July, A. D
1867 at 10 o'clock, NJ, on said day, in the building
directly opposite Of the store occupied by N w. SEQ
field in the village OF Strawberry Point, county and
state aid offer at Public sale to the highest bid
der cash. all the right, title and interest of said
Bailey Co, In and to the above described property,
to satisfy two judgments, one of One Hundred and
Fiftytwo and 92l00 dollar. the other OF Four Hun
bred and Eighty and l2lo0 dollars, and Twenty
and l0lO0 dollars costs of SUITS with inte
thereon at the rate OF six per cent per annu which
was recovered against the said Bailey Il Co.. at the
January term, D. $50 of said court and all costs
and interest that have may accrue thereon.
j. KAUFMAN, Sheriff &. C.,I.
By z. q. Parker, Deputy.
June 20, ls6owa Pr. Fec $3.50.
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TnANKs.-D. E. Potter, of Postville,
sends us pint bottle of first-rate INK, of
his own manufacture. "Tom' Benton left
at our house half bushel present Of excel
lent things in the vegetable way from his
model garden in the lower coulee. John j..
Grinnell, of Clayton, young friend and
correspondent of ours, favored us with a
magnificent treat of strawberries from his
fathers garden. We shall remember Jonny
while we live. We hope to vote for him for
Congress Is or 20 years hence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20

A TRIo.-A daily newspaper has re-
Gently been started in the city of New York
called The World, devoted to the cause Of
religion. That city now has, in its news
paper field, The World, the flesh Herald, }
and the devil--the Tribune. The Times
Neus, Day Book, Post, and Journal O
Commerce, and the small fry, will have tc
look out for breakers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20
A MlHapprchenstOn.

A Misrepresentation.
We find the following challenge in the
columns of the Prairie du Chen Courier
of last week.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, June l, 1860.
To ph0m 1T may concern:
ID. G. Kiel, learning that Mr.. Andrew
Gatfney, of McGregor, Iowa, is ready to fight
any one in the world, do hereby challenge
him to fight me fair stand up fight for the
sum of Two Hundred Dollars, the same to
take place any time before the LIST of Sep
t.mber next, the fight to be governed by
the rules Of the p. Il. If Mr.. Gaffney re-
fuses to fight me, | challenge him to a
wrestling match for the same sum (2OO;)
or will box him in any public hall in Nc
Gregor or Prairie du Chen, for prize, the
best man to win.
Signed, j. C. KEEL.
The editor of the Courier informs the
public that Mr.. Kiel is over six feet high,
weighs $50 pounds, and is an industrious
blacksmith. We arc glad Mr.. X. is large
: and industrious, because it will'require all
his powers and industry to get our cham
pion within mile of "chancery" If
VIC w uoS H'o-ISi'SMDSI, ~ was MI. OAff-
NEY's proposition to tight for $1,000 or
$4,000. OF course, it is not expected that
he will worry himself out of condition"
by accepting the small challenges of ambi-
tious individuals, who desire to become ad-
vertised in the sporting world. Mr.. G.'s
proposal was accepted, few days since,
by stalwart Wisconsin editor, named
RAM, and it will be the duty of the Nc
Gregor champion first to whale that editor,
provided said knight of the quill and scis-
sors forks over the $4,000, which Andy
demands in advance, as the price of cxhib-
iting his skill on the mug, nozzle, lug,
peppers, potatoe hole, &c, &C., of the afore-
said Editor. So soon as our friend gets
through with the large jobs he has on hand
and in prospect, he will appoint an after
noon to settle with all Of the fancy who
may wish to submit to $50 or 800 bruis-
ing. Those who are ambitious for the
distinction which light ovcrhauling from
Andy will give them, will be ''respectfully
invited to attend" Until then, all fights
for less than 81 900 will be treated with the
indifference which their insignifcance mer-
its.
From the trade of the "Praire Boy we
conclude that his challenge as above copied
is ironical Mr.. G. does not "wrestle."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20

Re- 5000 AGENTS WANTED-To sell four new in
ventions. Agents have made over So, OlO on one
better than all other similar agencies. Send fou,
stamps and get so pages particulars, gratis.
N1SSm3 EPHRAIM BRowN, Lowell, Mass.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20
An Excursion.

An Excursion.
Secretary Jones Of the Galena company,
advised the Captains Of the Milwaukee and
Northern Belle that by contract with the
Northern Line, the Galena company were
prohibited from taking passengers at half
fare, and in consequence of this instruction
the Excursion to St. Paul failed
II. G. Scott and others of our active
young men are negotiating for halffare
tickets to Galena and back on the Fourth
If they fail in this it is proposed to charter
the Allamakee, crowd its decks, hire band
of music and invite Capt. Shcrwin to carry
us all over the Mississippi from Lansing te
Clayton, and intermediate points. Next
week we shall know something definite.
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MAR RuED

At the Davis House, Elkader, Sunday, June 18th.
1860, by +. Snedgar. Esq. Mr.. RAVEN DAVIDSON
to Miss LOUISA HAISLET, both of McGregor.
The cake and etcetsras, accompanied the above
notice. It Is seldom province to chronicle match
which We can SO entirely approve, this one. The
parties are longtime Acquaintance young and steady
aud we'll suited to each other that we expect
they will hardly meet an adverse gale on the sea Of
life. II our wishes for their prosperity cosld avail,
God knows their ''basket and store' would be filed
with the abundance of scrptura measure
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.
THE Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboriug mis-
i sionary in Japan cured of Consumption when
all other means failed. by recipe obtained from n
learned physician residing in the city Of Jeddo This
cpe has cured great numbers who were ering from
Consumption, Bronchitis Sore Throat, Coughs. and
Colds and the debility and depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS of bencftting others, will send this re-
cipe which have brought home with me, to all who
need it, free of charge. Address,
Rev. VIM. COSGROyE, $50 Baltic street.
April 18th, 3m- BROOKLYN New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution.

Caution.
The GLOWING act having been passed at the last
session Of the Legislature Of Georgia, bu ncss
and after June LIST, 1860, will be carried o: vii
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis Missouri.
AN Act to repeal all laws, and parts OF laws, nu
thorziny Lotteries in the State of Georgia. and fol
other purposes.
SECTION l. Tie General assembly Of Georgia d,
enact, That from and after the first day of June
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty, all laws and parts o.
laws authorizing Lotteries in the State Of Georgia.
the vending OF Lottery Tickets in said State be and
the same are hereby repe aled.
Approved by the Governor, Dec. IL, 1858.
Therefore. all Lotteries pretending be drawn In
the state of Georgia, after that date must be illegal
and q fraud upon the public.
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.,
Owners and Managers of the Delaware Missouri
and Kentucky State Lotteri es
Wilmington. Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri.
June 6, lS60y2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20

PRISONERS. WELSH and Deputy
LACY, of West Union, were here on Tues
day, enroute for F. Madison, with four
young men, convicted of grand larceny at
the last term of Fayette Co. District Court
The principals in the crime forfeited their
bail and made their escape. The prisoners
here were particeps crimints and seut up for
three months each.
GoDEY.-Godey's Lady Book for July is
on our table. "Mrs Slimmens' continues
to be full of humor, and its fashion plates,
patterns and general variety are unsurpass-
able as usual. 1t can be had for $500 by
clubbing with the Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26
u "a NJ o.

CHARTERED HASIPGLATlSG IOMInNL -.
rU,IE JATE$ RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
@! Richmond a,nounce 10 the public that the: Nr oe<
preparing Machinery :or the alanipula,ion 81 f,'lt>t,
and vii! be In readiness 10 supply farmers emo eiLssi'1
;i.!r product IN tine for fan seeding,
The increasing demand for prepared Esanare> ir : sG-''
tu;e for native Guhno, which VII! possess al INC coait'1'
lions necessary 10 produce good crops, h.I VII, A. =
same LINE, improve h" sni! permanently. is = @t,iHerl"'
which Ills Company vii! "rdc5"hr 10 supply. The say
Guano. ii l. atirmed. hy constants" iGsrcs,,"s ,ss';E.,-!
can.lu: perform ;>is. Will experiment "!'h F"it@fi"i 81
,ur.., are constantly produced 10 show ;hr superior .;'s@
Viii ta,s. views. the JAMES RIvER MAHCFAcii
gISG COMPANY have established u Board Q! D.fcc:oi
S,,o.- lutv Il VIII he 10 cohsuit The h"ti Suthc. !t!ft ACC fiH
cure the mos, valuable mate !sls for the preparation 9
,h-ir New Fertilizer, The pric: OF "h'ci, when prepare
will also be nHcl by tbs Board.
The Company have X large water powe- Tor - rGrrHi'
i,trly secured under the rIosr favorable circGn-'a"s"e, era
bin. them 20 carry or the business on a yer. 's;sr sat-
md n: very uiaing e.pvn,-: and tbs public nay hc a.
sur-d Of getting a pure article At u moderate price
Those persons who desire to have Ibis article In LrsN
filI sccdI.g, are rgqce.iri 10 SER. In their orders" ~ 20
~ rs practicable. that time E!ay be afforded 10 ~;
ply The demand. FOR he present. ILe Company &c: J.
ONE preparation. nauely-lor the Wheat Crop.
%hHrEfS FOR TOBACCO, OATS. CoH*, =,
WIKI. ne rar?Amsu Is TnrIr nee szAso>.
Tie following named gentlemen compose the p"ssi"'i
JOHN h.. BACON, OF Mes.rs. Bacon 4 Baskerville
LEWIS WEBB. Of Hrssr-. l.. w"bO and J. q. "a',
. T. u HnLTlNG, .! N..sr-. Schn-i. Kohi;F Co.
TlOS. T.. PRICE, of Mcs-rs 1A".. 4. Prise i c..
a.T WILLIAMS. Of MrssTs. ID. williams & E!c...
TnUS. W. McCAHCE, Of M.s>rs. Dunlop, Mcncr.e : 4
Grp, WILLIAMS, Of Mess. Williams CARING.
ED. WORKMAN, Of M-ssr'. I'll. W"rIha'u & Ca.
II. l.. KENT, ot Nc-srs. KcLt, Paine ( Co.
v. ". GWATliMEY, O: Messis. ". L @. GN.Ltc:s!
JOHN BOOKER. OF Mrssr,. Green Z Iobic:.
ABEAM WARWICK, Of the CALICO Mile.
WI D. GIBSON. Commission Merchant.
ALEX. GARRETT, Commission Merchant.
GEO r. DABNET, Professor Kichiaond Col!.ss
W orders for the article shout: De sddfe.:t" !oH'
Commission Merchant. generally, uf EiChmond. "Tte
T. u. BENTLEY.
lycr; .5r the Coc:pa:!
Rican;oaIJ, 1t May, 200,
The above Fertilizer aiI Zee iI.ir from PERUVIAN b.i'
and Eo,,- phosphate .: Line, - r1ar'!y equal ~pEopors;i
-.uv 5u ,rr ryn-. Of each. Each nrt'si- Tni he uf lie 20
,hat can IL. DrocGr-j. J; WI: Be EF'u:'! u" hG.. mill 'iec'
and ~cnr:fIi.y mixed by b..Ss Tca g s!t""! ts-s l.Foei
eccentric iron mills.
pr.re-!I0 per- :eE Of 2,oG9 pounds.
r. L. BESTli,v, Ass1;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

The residents at Orange Court House held 4
! meeting last week and resolved 10 associate
themselves with the Vigilance Committee al.
ready established in the county for the protec-
ton o! their property against 'awlesS persons.
\ man named peyton y. Wells has been
sentenced by the Circuit Cont Of ninwildie
10 IS months Imprisonment in the Peuitcn;ia.
ry for grand larceny.
4 man giving his name rs II. N. Southwcll,
was arrested irsr Wheeling this week, with Il
number Of counterfeit bills. checks, and drafts,
duly filled and signed, in his possession.
!. The visitors Of William and Mary College,
having established n law school, Il Professor
will lie appointed rcxl month.
The quantity Of land il. lr;"a;:i charged
with taxes in 1865 vas 2Il, S32 acres; IN l:5:
il was o7e.27.i acres. The average vn:ac pr
acre in 1858 WAS 50 GT; III 1852 IT VAS Sc II
per acrc. Total tax on real estate in 1913 wa-
s4,a49 sc; in 1859 ii was $4,%3II H.. Tota}
| tax paid Oh real aud personal property a'Ei H.
ccaSe in 1859 vas Sc 600 IL. Entire pcpala-
, ton in 1850. estimated 10 he S6.Gi3; q: whom
1851 were whites. Gg2 were slaves. and SrrcI
were free negroes.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the L%ynchbr:g Col
lcsv was held OF Wednesday last. Twelve
students graduated.
DrAru OF AN EDIrog-Hudson NJ. Garland,
Jr., editor Of the Elae Ridge Eepejlica., lCul-
; pepper c. H., Va..) died at his residence at that
place Wednesday evening last. after a proiract-
ed illness. lie was IL brother Of hon. james
Garland, of Lynchburs, anu Of Gen. John Ga:-
land, Z. S. \. lie had heen co'illectc1 with
the press Of Maryland ard Virginia for ten or
twelve years, ami WAS i polished and vigorous
writer.
On Tuesday last, the County Cour, passed
IN order directing d.. \. N. Ecwnia! 20 sub
scribe for the county of Rockingham, fifty
thousand dollars to the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company. The BOMBS do not bear Inleres: tn-
I'll January the Isl. 1860. This subscription
makes 5000, 600. which IS the amount CHI
braced in the tax bill passed by the county Il
few years since. The additional subscription
will increase the county tax about three cents
on the hundred collars Rockingham Esgis-
Ter.
The Norfolk Argus SAYS. that the receipts of
corn in that CITY are very light, and that there
are orders to fll to the amount Of loo, 600
bushels.
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.:-n,1, I.,aailtn~ton CITY.

W,suiHCTuS, Juns "a 1t Is mere than ~1roaaS.s '"s' II
Postal prlci,ucy iii wi: be- lost, aud With L Tic suspect:
inlana ;,ail service, ,'d the steamer ls"n"' t:nu's' -
cnr:rsc:ors will ths: be compelled to VA! Cor tiriE :ao:.
auGi!i-r S-ssVyD.
Al tH. c~,uiiJntc. fo. the Presidency ana Wee Pis:!iS;.
~ r,,e scrcnt!s,l last night. Sir. Douglas made y s1tf-.
.nI ,,,Irmr.d Cuu.r cs.ional Intervention %!;h SLAYER
by The North ana the South in the Territories liz :dgs.s:
nunin,rrvrn;ioa:and said he w0s:!L GARY Il OF: =: 81
hazard Intervention, he said. mcaus .!.-'ini"r.
TL. c;ty !, ;uI of returning delegates. 81. I!g ~caG:::s;.i
will ACCEPT heir nominations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

r,...y ~ -tfr Steamer S3!kc.

<sn Vo,E 81 dan. Mny, arrived to-day Win he survive
-, Tia. wr,,, o. IN. steamer Walker. The ic'ieSiIeh
rs, Of the missing: Henry Er"ad. Tioao:ay c"HneF, ~
rIish Corey, Job" II iIoNnr Mi1:'"'! M;'Fe. EH,N.
coll. I;obey. WIi,c., C6Gne!gs CFr"re, Charles '.'ie'' bv
". Johnson. ssnu"i Lrtcr, Peter Conway, rdE.s' -
Linn rnrrcr. Iosrph Latte, james Farrcn, Ge"rsc p,
q; Porter. ,,gy.' Lsldla:. New Jersey D. }. '"'Ts
+. smith, John Enziesnn. William TAYLOR, TIE 'h:S'.v'
~ ,r,.r .rrr1. -aYrl La LoaIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

a. EYnress tSoOber Sentenced.

MONTGOMERY, Ais Jcue2o.-Maroocy' a:o::s'3 ..sYi -
Adams Exur-s, has pleaded sui!ty Of 'o1s'"; lie o2,e d:
s.n UHn and has been .cnseucei W. judge S.oiis: 20 itI
var. ;n,r:scamcp, IN the penteniIary. ihs .aeasy ~,
recovered! !a.; .,uyus: by A!iea r!nArr;"ns ue;tt:,S'
Agency al, Chicago. :, was buried IN az o'sSI!t i"Assa'.'
ph,l:i c.p!i!a. Marnney's wife, and ot.s' i'"f"e- ZAP!
~ -r.M. LAuniL... hr MrulsMr % t.:an
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f.otrr from California.

Sr.:s..Icar. No. %JuUr :2-lhc ~a!:c:a!a "'.F'a@-
mail WIN dates 20 the l.! Inst. arrived hrrrta d.y.
The !nIiuas are making attack. on al! iEr .'t'ioi. J..
..;,.r,rn,s tom Walkers RIVER To- !Irnry Ln.r. IT,,
had concentrated three thousand strong at i!FhTn!n Lsi'
Col. JAG. Lays. with COO volunteers AL! 10 Gr!e'nF-s::
soldiers. had met and defeated 81" lnG:"'Is st ".""aSi
S,,tioa. 4 ,:roa..r parry had started 10 to;cc 4 sesr:i
haiti. The Pony express has been discon;:nust - COS
s.,,usre. Of disturbances.
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,,,,or.au. frof, Mexico.

Sew onlgASs, Jrnr - The steam sioop OF ":' .e,
h,n,n. crnm Yer. Cruz. With dates to l6.h in':. a'"'e:
today b ir-IEc IMPORTANT: GesIatr:rs for The Cove ..rs'
At Washington. 4 ~Grsratc!I :Iora Cape Islam! ,isie' "a!
o large shin. suppose! 70 he the Saratoga. :r'EA 'e's -.
u,.-... !!.v :hc bag lat night.
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MARRIED..

s.nn:Gp. n Washington ely, 90 the Ian June; D. :
Rev. L. II. Hall, JOHN \. PICKETT, La %: NSS!-!-
to HARRIET J., daughter ot T!,:iau 4. Randolph. E.!r
tie fura:" place.
Msucryp, q; Nc!peSd, &c She 81; instant, b i:e' ~
Powell. Mr. Il. .. KENYON und Miss LoC,~h aush!s? o!C.
nhi.ip -. George Cooke.
New Orleans raprr. please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

PH.LA pRlrII., Jrn. oi.--Tbc Cn:Loi.: 1itrriHa Cauie- .
~. Holy Trinity, at the cp:ac. o: Gth sud Spruce s':es"
wa. burnt yesterday afternoon. /: was completely gG''r;
The valuabls altar, the paintings aini CTuchN.Jn Sr''
n.on. saved. The loss Is about S.5J,Uy) the 'GSu's.'
l., ,hou, s!u. 0aa. The fire was FUSED by ;!crrGr.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

. i .un,i ancctutc is told of Il man tanned
isntly, a confirmed drinkIr, who world never
drink with :: friend or in public. an! always
bitterly ,irI.ird, wieli a iit.ie too steep, ever
tasting liquor. One day some bad witnesses
concealed themselves III lis room, and when
tn. liquor was running down his ti,roa'. seized
him with his arm cru kcd and his moii:t. open.
ami holding him last, asked, with All Air ri
triumph: All, kcntly, We have caught you 4,
last. ioi never drink, han Now oHe wonld
have supposed that H"n,iy would have acknow-
lYdge,l the corn; not lie. ailh The most grave
and inexprc>sihIe lacc. he calmly and III = dig
niicd manurr. ::.,!: r:.-lt:e:m"u, my ramc IS
nat ~I:cntly|
liz" Sg:air have i.>>"i III" lloi>r bill ;Hak.
ins Sa:d:ni. = lui! diplomatic mission. Every
unc feels that the measure iSJust and rXvedient,
IN view nf the rar;i; Sardinia now takes aiEoliG
nations.
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control the Convention. where there is 4 bona ade

-. - NJ, ronr,nfloD uyhcra thorn n. :, Lo,, an.
snn,e.t NAV ="
Mr.. STEVENS Of Oregon, moved the adoption Of the re.
port OF inc conm'see un Hs.niIna -, NY ~, :" = ea,ttu.
DIT. a 'hht, VI ". S,hs sam.a. sLon,. !, ~ n'
commlttGe on tesoiS'tous' S.sIroJ Tho rn,rInr.n. ~
tohp "htcAr ne saiu. q -. ,..ros.J,g ~ g p ~ stppu'
OF the committee, without the ef"''"S l VI III dot-
ting OF an H." ,,t.,,
Ike then proceeded TO resd the report S"'" "u'p'e"
H.uo -" -, ,,ror.rIed L, bal,o, for cond;,
on motion, ,he s"mSsi Wio .o " vh,.h wns aaon..i
sf:.r some time spcr, In delibera,ion-
SIR FISHER. Of Va, offered the following resolution:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

NrrEAL"lA.-A correspondent; Of ALI ca
ching" paper says lie has Tried the receipt for
horse ladi-h to the face .pr nc;ira:sls az well n
too;ti-achc. ~ the neuralgia and The tooth
ache are both nervous diseases. he thought tie
remedy for the one would lie likely to give re-
lief 10 the other, 50 he made the application OF
horseradish, bruised, applied TO The side ofti'c
body where Tie ~t.!seasc was seated. and II gave
almost instant relief ~ the se"ere attack Q; hell
ralgia. Since then lie has applied 1t several
times, and with the same gratifying result.
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VALUABLE EOE{Sa LAND Foi: S:LG.

VALUABLE EOE5Si LATD F3i: S.:LE.
:3|lsulNGi 10 dispose Of my rra! rsta.-. IN o''icr !" III
~ vide the proceeds nnoEg my children, n:!rr ;"f "s.!e
privately. my FARM, Stunning I'M"
Thu most he'ir. Li- ;ract of lana lie, la the hehTt 81 he
rtlTall. tobacco iInls OF Louisa. Oil both rides 81 :.ie
south branch o! tic North hr:;: river, aaa adjoining the
lands o: Il. =. roiIdr:i.r, Gabriel Jonr=. Joseph Il. !as.r
END OILERS, c!gh; MILF i:ur. L"!i::h Cruy: House hHd To-
lc!srii!:, gu tie Virginia Crttfa! !:-::'7A!, and equally coz
ven!ra, 10 b1:E.
Til. .aru, contain. 1874 anrr-. .: wi,lcl 2Ji ..G w"cJ
..ni, more ,hi. ihEre .IDartts -: "ia:. aEe hrlThy timber
ell With oak, pine aaG hickory %; original g:ow;E. III. ara
81. land i. I-:t!ie and in u high state Of !np!ov.n!snt-wril
hrlnpIc! 10 tlr rrOEtlI n! wheat, cora M! Tobacco.
Tae.e i a comfortable dwelling. with eigh: room. = good
harn, tobacco houses and all necessary ou:-buildia:!. The
Ipca!i:y is healthy and the nsishhoraood pleasant. Pre-
-unrins tia: any one wishing 30 purchase sill yis!. she arm
and sre !ur themselves, | deem i. unnecessary 10 speak FAR
:,rr. !h- iarul is Capable OF 'ring '!'iied !n'o ;irre tracts,
II desired. Being very d-sirop. Of selling, tl" .*ra' vii! be
My manager, Sr. Grooa:. vii :a.r pleasure IL showing
the prei7.s : :" ""y "n' Who "''!r: 70 PIFc4 T.. nav
For further III c.iaa'ion apply - Dr.. ". G. N..@au!olph,
charlottesville, Va, 'ri" u. !. Holiday. Rapid ANA Sta.
ton, Orange ami A!ssa -..:i' railroad, sho Il authorized
to .ell. Dec 2J-cwif.
~ KEIaF ClIASLERi.-ln Chest.raeId Corn-
' - Coart. June i.:;a. l.Gv, K. VI. Wood, a.. II Gran.
and L. b. ""oi. partners under The .:.lr Of Wood Z
GRAFT, llsintiE..
versus
beverly j. Sis.r 81. ais, defendants.
In = deere r-"nounc-,! in this csrs- on the I'M Dag oil
Jane, 1885, II i, ordered ,lut 2 COMMISSIONER Of this Court
- .>ccr;aia In whuI portion Of la: land In the bill Iaehil6n
ell SE,au Sic: il entitled to i contingent RICH; Of dover
and also what i i fair allowance 10 b. :aade her for her liz
t..rst. And the said Commissioner shall also ascertain and
:rpnr: all existing Hens upon the properly in the bill men
TONED. whether crca!ed BY deed, or by ~jui.ireLt or other
wise; and the several amounts and p:t"ri'irs OF such liens
Sc. :" and tia. notice Of the taking the said accounts bs
advertised Tor four weeks, DC, 70 Il newspaper 10 R!ch
Inp3i, &C."
All persons Interested! in the foregoing decree are hereby
notified that have fixed upon the office Of Bu-.oot & Friend
IN Manchester. az the place, and THURSDAY, the 18th o.
July next, al IL o'clock NJ, w :hc;im- for taking the above
accounts.
$;enorapGums, or copies Of deeds and Judgment, raay
be- ie.; ut my Office before the day OF settlement.
L.. ~. pCaFOoT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

To ENCOURAGE TIE GROWTH or HAIR AND
PnrvEyr IFS TrRSlS; GREY.-A young lady
friend Of mine was recommended by a coiilcur
to use s~age-watcr. She was obliged to discon-
Time its daily use, rs it made her hair too
thick. Pour boiling water on the sage leaves
and let them remain sGmc time in the oven or
near Il stove: then strain and apply to the root
OF the hair ua..i. il any poma'!c is needed,
III equal mixture u; r"acoa-iiut and olives,
with . little pc:ir:"n", :. very ellicacions.
I"HG0n FI.H.