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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
FORT lypTOMRAMOHl
WILLIAMS, SPRINGER, 81
PR0pRlET0gs I

OF 3Ae above we'll known RapAe "
is situated on the South Pia,tc RI nen
mills North Of Denver City, wot& 100
sb,ctfully inform their old friends, "a -.
public gensralg, TIA. they bsvss 1as,tns
asd improved the same, ansP leAa'eo
pared to Ranchs any a.. nov pre-
mules, and oxen /; and fros6 ~ en- - noIses'
p~eriepcc in the suSiasss q ,,,te[ long ex-
that thsy can give sstafs TSction "g We
= ssae s'tsn y ne,se mules and oxen,
will be prepadHs I'd ~ - AZ All Al
kirds Of stock TOT east IN in an
nsctiop with our Rst kshs. vsa,sys q r yopi
Provisions, W. thGrceeriss,
and Quitting Goeda, for Nhieh ~
A~E.o>@ 1-Ssrr<z<sa ss@~fry,
and for Reference-ys refer 10 our patrons
generally WrrfaxAs, srsisofp 4 Co.
4, a-tfns.rNs~ 49, III
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
THERE Is A DrvIsIrY THAT SHAPES ouI

THERE is A DIVINITY THAI SHAPES OUR
END, Roucn-But there, Messrs. Fred
erickson & Jackson at James Block,
Lower Broadway, Council Bluffs, have
the articles that will give n such a
polish, that their nearest friends won't
recognize ~them--upper ends, in hats, caps
or bonnsts the pedals, in shoes, boots,
CATERS or slippers; and the intermedi-
ate space, may be garnished with the fin
es. fabrics that the looms Of the East
can produce. They have an elegant
Stock, and know we'll how to please
he most fastidious. If Fred & Jack,
or their goods, don't suit you, you are
hard to please.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
All, Moses, wherea art Thouf

An, Moses! where art Ianou
Sergeant Breckenridge informs us. that
brother Moses Shinn (Mose for shorty
has been Yelling lies about him, by re-
porting along the south side route, to cv-
cry little boy, old woman and struggling
Pawnee, that the said sergeant, charged
an eAigrant $40, for pulling him out of
river. This the sergeant cmphatical-
denies-and says that brother Moses
Is very naughty stories about him.
He says, that learning, q mar was
stalled in the river, he went down, Gas
any christian should do) with a squad
of soldiers to help him ont. and found
he had, with q very heavy load and frac-
sious horses, got out of the road, ssdi
to deep waters, and stuck fast. Tbs ser-
vices Of himself and men were teEdssey.
to assist him out; the tssn-dfiva, Dss
wishing to have any tscubis, OF Ne aim
self, proposed to riAs eut leave hii
wtpgop, and gre any ORE ten dollars 30
bring ths ~seons saorr. RE soldiers
didtso, snd ssee;sed The b, sised re-
xasld. no Implicitly beiieye he SER
ats ord, that he neither charged or
received ths money ! r. had it been OBJ
ervise, we feel assured that he would
d. forwarded US a couple of dollars to
the credit of our nice little Echo. Now,
Brother Assss, don't get angry nj US
again and say nsughty words bscause
ws dcn't advise people t. cross at your
ugly ferry, We dor't say zee z,sesc You
toid the above wrong story, bat we do
know, seia ns q my bad and untrue
one, wbsh ysa told 4, IN cmaha, dat
s4ths sPiatto wa out Of its banks. at
keafss sow, Msse, you shouldn,t
taIk 70 ptach At random, and tell Yarns
~ 20 enc viii believe them--apd
bat aBpsake-and threaten to sShib,
PEOPLE bsssrss all won't bsfools enough
tosozk agajnst truth and common sense
20 put Solar anu halls in your
poskets Don't tel everybody, as you
aid u, s't,ss you win cloar $1,000 out
y your fssry this year IN spits Of the
2 NOES for oncs heed a little
gosa efsinA Don't run arouni, making
AY1A fissapout your ferry = people
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a Psnnsrlvsnis sditoI. b

aprxal 70 his patrons ssys:-~5fhe ed
,;ss s-nrs gsals eus 81 xsl.bA .oaEdiss,
whiskey, lnsn. beeswsy, gool, and
suyfhing else that he car est,
fGasss that chap islfond d ssfried
wool and beeslwaxI
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

BUrFALo.--As We scnstiuas sisc<
predicted. our besatifai.t town site hsa
been rsde.y srsmpl>s ulsn BY those
ugly loOsins vEd bsash taown as
buffaIo--srd svf '1ow ,eed boy" is
utterly cradle, BY "shooting-stick"
Or otner acans, hinder the. trespass.
Nesrly evsSy day since our return we
have seen these ugly deuizens ofthis
Valley, from our Office door or window
,metimes basiIy feeding upon the
rich grass, and at other times, max.
ing double quick time towards some
point they appeared exceedingly snxi-
Gus to reach in tho shortest possible
period. AS sc noticed their dark, ua.
wieidy forms rushing end plunging
across the level bottoms. 10 escape the
raking lead Of the uH;te mans mar.
| dsrous rifle. ss faneisd We could dis-
cover The dazk eye sIsan with : 50
.isisd air, Is il pssrsd back upon tie
barly hunter, as mnch - % saY. thai,
tho distance Tween them silent en-
cbantment 10 The view"
Several parties have been out with
guns 10 drive them of. and. 10 some
cases. resistance on the part of the
buffalo, bias been the prime cause of
their downfall
We intend to keep some weapons
handy, SO that, should they 60 to iick
up loo much duet around our Office, or
rob the Porkers ~ their accustomed
slop' we shall no. be responsible for
their safety. We ire determined not
70 be BIZ. by the ugNy scanps, a, all
hsxards, and shonld the Echo s.,l
any time 70 make lie accrssonsdl
visit, it losy be inferred that either
or scsas huge b,ffslc has fsl-
len. and per-chsnee. sdi'or, printer
md devil msy have. for the moment, /
forgotten 4bsir drty, Whist regsl,ag
upon the fpssi broiIsd bsmp siss.-
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Although we have had but the mcrest
trife of rain, till recently, in this region,
this season, crops look astonishingly
fine. They have a Substrata Of sofia
clay beneath the black loom on top of
the ground that holds the moisture most
astonishingly. Corn, whcat, oats, rye,
sugar-cane and potatoes, look remark
ably we'll and promising. We see no
reason why this will not be the best
wheat growing region in the West.
We have SEINE hundreds Of apple, and
other fruit trees, and vines and shrub
berry, most of which look well, ann
seems to flourish most vigorausly-and,
even the frst years. planting, is produc-
ing currants. The wild.fruit crop, tho
not extensive in variety, is made up in
quantity-gooseberries are abundant and
fine, and, we fever saw plum trees so
abundantly laden, grapes also bid fair
for a full crop. Our garden looks <
tremely well. Radishes, lettuces, and
onions have become an old story by fire.
quent and femililr use, and, green peas
and beans srespow becoming tn vogue,
the former, of which, we have already
,esaIea rpm.
We think our citizens should he much
encouraged, as we consider crop-growing,
here, q success, beyond q doubt; and,
shall in future, act accordingly. We
have had little opportunity to examins,
the crops of our neighbors. but, we can
say of our own, we never saw crops look
more vigorous, for the time Of year. ths<
are ours here-feld potatoes in bls en,
vines commanding TO RIM, and ftte
eat. Can Jul neighbors East, beek, o.
even match usi
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JANEs K.IsH & co.
I oHAnA CIR, y. r. a
AND
DRDG

Respectfully s~oiieis.a EAii from
ere, and pIeqgeltaefaAfgyes te fur a.Shas,
articles In thsiS iiae If ! 4Rslit, Asn al
srch prices that eaaLot = excelf snast
city west of the mississippi "sny
fls stock Y sss slsass and aIaid !.
ne.I EssteEs Cite. ns
sgs &0sGO-0-0. " HA
COUNTRY RHYslcIaas ANN rAMlLiss
Msytrsiy on having u. ir or
dsrs 6tfsd Promptly and al 4ssulfy,
and at "a low rates as at any other
House. ssA
Physicians Prescriptions Corefully Pre-
pared. s E7.v I,
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Whilst in Omaha the other day, W.
were startled BY a cry in the street Of
stop thief stop .hiefii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31

New YORK, July %. Flour is heaVy; ,:> S;itH
Of 1000 barrels Southern S'ao 60 neat
is quiet and nominaliv unchanged; .li!%apke
Clnb 81 81; white Western 81. Corn Is
buoyau, and scarce; mixed Gl sa62c. Po7k Is
dull: sales Of Mess at $ls 31aal9 -. Prime
sIa 75al4 -. Lard is firm; sales at i24al3 81
cents. whiskey is dull sales at 2osa20a
cents.
BALTIMORE July 2s.-Fiour is in fair d.
mand-Howard Street 50 1ja6; City Mills Sc.
Cofee-The demand active; Rio l4:al5c.; ia
va l6tal7t Corn--whitc 70a75c.; yellow
G2a66c. Wheat, common white, 81 10al 90
choice white 81 GO; prime red 81 22a1 2s
Molasses dull Provisions--Bacon sides l2c ;
hams l0sc. ; Pork-mess 500; prime SD;
Lard is steady ut l3c. Sugar is steady. "his-
key 20ac.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Flour is unchanS-
ed; sales Of old ut s. %, and new Il - ~
Wheat is dull; sales Of 900 bushels; red 81 ~
al 20, white 2+al 2' Corn IS Gull at 6oa
&C Provis:oS--.Gc,s rar:; q? %, Hams
lSal4c, Sides l2al2tc., Shoulders lotc. Lard
l3tal4c per pound.
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Periodicals..

"ELaek,ro0TS Edinbuy .E0gazi"e," Amcri-
can edition, for July, 1850, has been received
from the publishing house of Leonard, Scott &
Co., New York. The contents cf this runLc:
are-"'rhc Secret History Of the Russian Cam
paign of lSl2-S;r Robert WiisCn = Captain
Spekes Adventures in Soma!i Landpart III"
Poetry" THE Royal Academy and other Ex
hlbltlonS NORMAN Sincialr-aa Aut0h0
graphy-part VI An Election in France
"ErinnyS;" The Reform Bill and TIE Tory
Party"
The article styled The Secret History Of the
Russian Campaign Of lSl2" isa review OF work
with that title published BIZ Sir Rob;. Wilson,
who Joined the Russian army jus; before the bat
tie Of Smolcnsko. and was soon after appointed
British Commissioner ut the Russian hcaicEar
tiers which post he retained throughout 1872
'l3. Sir Roberts book is the result oi tie ob.
scrvations he made, and the Information he re-
ceived during that period; but which. :dr "a
rious reasons he was prevented from publish
ing until after the lapse OF many years
The review contains some pGwcruil.: writ
ten extracts rom the work, aH of Witch arc
extremely interesting and amongst them we
"On the 24th October ensucI one 0t ;:.e
most desperate combats Of the whole wa:'.--
Eugene, with his Italians. striving with Ii: III
most energy 10 force the lc!i!c ana clear the
road to the land Of promise beyond; lIil:.Ta
dowitch fighting to the death 10 hold the pass
until kutusotf could come mp with the main
army, and bar the further progress Of the
French Hard indeed waS the struggle wilc::
,l.,- I'M,
mission, the contest ragged Elc"cn times the
town was taken and rctakcn. AID il finally rt
manned in the hands Of the French B' M
aradowitch made good the marshy ciele bc-
yond until. between iour and five in TIC after
noon, the dense columns OF kGtuSoll, WHO had
slowly effected his flank march, arrived The
next day must decide the fate Of the Frcnch
army. Success would open 10 them tie rich
land Of the Sou,Il--,iceat throw them back ii:
the wasted line Of the SmolcuSho road
The Russians were busy iurin. the u gh.
preparing for the coming battle. when about ::
mOncd TO q council.
"kutusoii, sitting in tho midst ol the circlr.
shortly acquainted them that 'hc had received
information which lad induced him 70 rc.In.
ouiSh the intention OF defending the ground IN
front of Malu,Jarosla"itz. ar.! determined h:l':
To retire behind lie kuri.La to secure the road
to kalouga, and communication with tn" oka.
This announcement was 4 thunds:5oit that
caused a m0mcnary StGpor.
The Russian Generals and ,hc EnGitsl. Con-
missioner demonstrated in the most carncs! way
against this determination. but in VAN. To
the latter kutusoir replied:
II don't care Tor your objections. prefer
giving my enemy pon TOr, as YOU cali il.
to receiving Il camp de roilitr;:' besides. a'a
by no means surc that the tolai destruction o'
the Emperor Napoleon and hs army would br
such Il bcnrli. To the world; his Succession
would not fall to Russia, or any other ccntnca
tai power, int Ia ttnt "hich 0jytaRy co@m3"6'
the sea, amd mhcse domi"io" ,:p@!d Mg9 t'
iHt0ierabic."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31
CoMmIssIONER,S SAFE OF EiNisM C0N-
4 VERY E4Nis CULpEpEis TAlt.n Ar


5 Executors Of John Cooke Green. shall OH MON
N DAY. TIE TENTH DAY or SEpTEMBER, lstO, If
lar if the fair day, Sell al public nuclion ut
'Greenwocd," =" the following tracts land:
lst. The tract Of land khown "Grrrnwood, Uhe late
residence OF Mr. Green containing nine hundred acres
This tract has been for Years regarded OF the finest
IN this region OF country II lies within one mile OF the
CUp-yer Court Ionse Immediately On the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road. About nnetyiw0 are in tim
her the residue cleared aud in high OF inprorcmrnt
improved by IT, late with view solely 10 rodnc'
tYrnrss and with expectation selling IT, II l. divided
Into seven fields with never failing in ch flowing
the South giving nearly the whole Of the land Eastern
Southern and southeastern exposure 1t Is thoroughly
drained 10y open and secret bitches, the latter laid with
the soil is Of The eravcr redveii Of pletuont
Virginia, finely adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat and
the various grasses.
The improvements large and commodivus Dwelling,
and Out.housrS OF the most substantial character For
fertility Of SOIL facilities c market healtiness anh beauty
Of location advantages OF Sucity n schools churches Sc
there is rarely offered for sale desirable estate. It
could be conveniently divided into three tracts ns TO
give abundant supply VI neveTflns water 10 each.
The purchaser will have the election TO take another tract
of wood land situated in the Flat Grounds about one
mile distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEnENTn'
SIN ACRES and Iuuch Of larger tract Of FIVE iUN
DRED AND SEVEN ACRES Of wood land nlsu In thu "flat
Grounds" about mile further lo he may choose nj
prices 10 hr made known by Us before the sale o lrcr-
wood
md Should The purchaser Of "Grrrnwoed rlec, not 10
take the one Hundred and seventy sN Acre Tract a' VIII
be sold Immediately after the sale Of "Grcensdod.'
I'd should the purchaser OF Greenwood clrc; not 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract or only
part thereof: much thereof rs the purchaser OF
"Greenwool" shall take, will he sold Immediately after
the sale Of the One Hundred and ScveniySr Acre Tract
The Five Hundred an Seven Acre Tract Is covered with
line growth OF ahrr, consisting Of White uah post oaS
hickory, ash &c.
TERMS OF SALE.0ns.fourth Of the purchase money in
cash. residue in ,rrc annual instruments, with Interest
the day ui SALE be secured by bonds with security
TO bc approved hy us and deed uf trust npsn the prem
| iScs.
Possession given for the purpose of seeding wheat gu
the purchaser complies t the terms OF SALE and
full possession the corn crops gathered ana The
Slaves and rersahe property sold Either OF US or Mr.
Edwards the ovrrsrcr, viii iakc pleasure i'll showing the
| property. - ~ :.
| JAMES ". GREEN, Culpeper c. H., Va.
| GEO MOTION Ruccoon Ford, Culprprr Co.
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We lind in the Montgomery -ldrerttStr the
following satisfactory letter from Senator Fi;z-
patick
WEruMrLA, July T., 1860.
Hon. D. l.. NJ. CURRY:
Dear Sir Your favor Of the Sth inst has
Just been received. You say that there is \
good deal of speculation as TO my preferences
for the candidates now before the country Tor
the Presidency and Vice Presidency" and that
ynn would be glad. ifnot inconsistent with M
feelings, that would indicate them
The office Of Vice President is 4 high position.
and one nomination for which. if rendered me
by united Democracy. upon = proper pla;
form, am frank TO say, would not lave dc
clpcd.
could not accept the nomination with Mr.
Douglas, for the reasons set forth IL mv lcLicrni
lcclcnsion, and for others, which salt! III ti:at
letter, would not then impose. 'ijirr entire.
| ly with him on the territorial question. Rs set
forth in my letter to Mr.. tludgins last Fall, and
! as indicated by my vote on the Senate Tc>"iH
tions commonly called the Davis resolutions,
which passed The Senate at III" last >r>S'"" a
| Congress.
| Differing rs widely as W. do upon inn ufS
ton Of popular or squattcr sovereignty, and iI"
protection Ol SIafc property III tic lt'l!u" i'.
could not have accepted the nomination with
Mr.. Douglas, on the platform presented wit!
out subjectnrs myself 10 The impmta;on oi
having abandoned well.natured opinions for
| the hope OF obtaining power and place.
would have supposed that these opinions
publicly expressed, and Iay dccicnsion OF the
nomination for the Vice Presidency. would
have been Il sufficient guaranty that, IN select
ing from the candidates, | would 3; ly:,st >rt"
for those whose political sentiments conform
most nearly TO my Own. have r!wais bee"
q Democrat, and adhered with fidelity to n"
principles and usages Of the party. The ,ly'--
ions and descriptions Of the Convention Al hait!-
more should be- and ! feel assured arr, 'c;'Iorcd
and regretted by all Democrats, "n' h5 none,
am sure, more than myself.
According in Sentimcn; "!ti' lie E;:Hior"'
upon which Brcck;nridge and Lai'c ha"" been
nominated, | shall rs Il matter Of r'''rs", Tie'd
them my support.
Very respectfully.
Your 0Jc'lirU; servant.
ltrr Frry" trEj.,
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE AT AUG
n.In ,,rLn L

VALUABLE Landed ESTATE AT AUG
TION, SITUATED N AMELIA COUNTY. AND GNl-
rERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO BIZ ONE OF THE
BEST WHEAT AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS
VI THE STATE.
IN TIE gaD DAY or AUGUST NEXT, (I,einr Court
rIay) shall ulrr sale, f privately disposed
Z: before that time the valuable plantation OF the late
Col. Joseph Bragg situated miles from Amelia Court
HOUSE, which place there Is depot Of the Rclmnnd and
lIanvle Railroad and lying both sides OF the HcrS
rg. and Court House road, the south side Of which
Is the main tract, containing ll6i acres, ron. sting Of
I4u acres cleared HIGH LANDS
IL. acres cleared LOW GROUNDS and BRANCH LAND
well drained.
Il? acres ORIGINAL OAK AND HICKORY GROWTH
l3n SECOND GROWTH PINE.
All tirr oPr:I land is well adapted I" the cultivation ="
Wheat, Tobacco. Corn aud oat> and well wat.r"L.
The improvements c"iIsisi of good uvrrsrrts i"u-"
with t"ur rooms, Granary Stables, |" Negro i"u.re, hh
Tobacco Barrs.
Tn" o~r PARTON, lying OH N"r,h Idle Of ,n" r":,
cuItains ~ acres, consisting GT
q 80 acres urE& LAHn.
1Gl acres oEI1lNAl: GROWTH
+i5 PINE LAND. with T"lacc" Earns, c"nre-
ni.n,ly located and recently buili.
As the health uI tins plantation ard liz rounding
ueshhoroUd, it is We'll known 10 he equal 10 any III the
Star.
IG csircd will sell the last named iract separately, and
also divide the first suit purchasers: The purchaser, or
purchasers will he allowed Ia seed crop Of wheat innr
diaey after the SALE and full possession will he given o."
the eth Iuy of November n.XI, which time will Sell al
public auction all The peri,aIe property Stock Mules and
TiIEEE LiKELf SEGI0Es.
The terms FOR The Land will be- One fourth cash. The
reminder credit Of /. and years. with Interest
added, with deed q" trust "h Ill" Property t SECURE 'e
for the Negroes, credit Of months sill he given, in
NIL sums under 500 cash over that amount, Il months
credit, without interest, if actually paid
To persons Wishing 10 purchase, Mr. j. :. Noble who re-
sides on The place. lir Vim. j. ChcaI, who resides
the Court House. will lake pleasure i" showing The
premises. or give any Information respecting the property.
AMELIA Court IInu.r Jos u. DUNN,
Mar S-ewt,Is EXur VI Jos. Bragg, deed
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE CAROLINE FARM FOR

TTIIlE Subscriber offers for sale privately I'LL the 10TH
Il OF AUGUST next and on that day, or NOT previously
sold, Of which due notice will be sven) publicly, to The
highest bidder TRACT OF LAND, containing Cyl Acres,
on which he resides lying the main road leading from
Bowling Green Port Royal eight miles from HE former
and five miles from the latter place
Two h,Ire acres Is In good Timber OF original growth;
fty ucres of very rich land, in cultivation
o r growth Of Corn Whea, AMI Tobacco particularly
the finer qualities Of the latter
The Farm Is divided into three shifts which will make
about ia0 barrels Of Corn.
The improvements consist OF IL sua Dwelling House,
Two Harms ami School, Tobacco, Carriage, Meat and Ice
Houses Six Servants Cabins all in good repair good
Garden, well enclosed, Fruit Trees, &C.
The location Is very healthy and the water good.
The subscriber has arranged 20 remove, and Is drser.
mined TO sell.
The public invited to examine Iis very desirable
Farm. For terms which will he LIBERAL apply TO Mcsss.
Robert, Walter e. iluds, At bowling Green, who are
authorized SELL TO the snscribtr on The rreInlseS
Caroline county. GEORGE W. TRlCE.
=
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TERMS TEN DOLLARS PER WEEK.
col. Z. +. LEE, Superintendent.
I.. ~ .,rW For + JORDAN 4 Co
MI: HERE, FOT INSTANCE.

;'iE aisis-ncd offers :ur sale, the exclusive right to
~. 4 recent Invaluable PAIRING. Slicng AMI Corlne
.ffL. hACulSE, In tho fo!lo~ins counties. hal,!hS,
s,~raare Brunswick, Grcen:r!!le, Apron'att"S Gum
;..5i BicEingharn. Chesterfield Po~hatAn, 'foochand
.:.,a Caroline Richmond. Lancaster, Nestm"rean',
~. -u.1 r,ianj, Essex Middr-eS, Matthews. Prince
;i~, Fiu"anns, Northampton, Asennac, Din"idde,
'....x SGr;. Southampton Isle Of Wight H"sthiond,
i.r..I. i!,;.5reE, Gloucester, King George.
i up; convenient for to visit the above counties
,:.oaaly aad they will therefore be sold very low
Ai.--., ir,oadis,elv, ALpHECS HOLLlNG.
J:'. :;-cl0t No,,oway Courthouse Va.
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Tot Iuf.IleT lihFITcUIHTS iIIIiy 7"
GUDDl% 4 hrrEE%US, Richmond, or
GEO. V. GATEWOOD,
..in...
yaLUAuLE FNKll ron S1LE.

4 VALUABLE FAHM FOX SALE.
WILL offer at public sale, on WEDNESDAY THE FlF.
i TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, il fair, If not the next
fair day the premises most valuable farm situated In
Nelson county Virginia. the North fork of Rocsh river
within miles Of the Central and IL miles OF the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad The contains Slj acres Of
which nearly half are rich lowgroundS. About $50
are cleared and wcllencosed the balance in timber On
il there good and convenient dwelling house. situated
bean u emnencc overlooking nearly the entire farm
and all other necessary outnusrs fur comfort and
nicnce. This farm is regarded 0f the very best in
the countyte location for health, is unsurpassed iu iir
gihia convenient both to churches and schools.
TERMS accommodating. Ny p1st Ulice i "Greehied,
Selson county, Virginia" JSU. Il. COLES.
I,,I,1 Ia l-,r,v-
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qhe Richmond Enquirer,
'', nuLY. SEMI.wHEKLT AND WEEKLY
-,s--,urE DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
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,.,, PAPER, seven dollars per anuain, ana al M lne
= - i,srs il taken for shuGtvr period than one
i, ss SEul.YgSGLY five dollars per ann!ii anu
IS. SIX months, payable in advance. f"T t ;
nrr aauun or six copies for slo. t" be pan, w..
s;raner When istters s"IG on iry Win b. NJ the
80, al! they mast be rt9'Strre"' or '"e' "'''
=, ,rs:ii.snens inserted in The p'F'
80 raga!rrr. Oh liberal ter,S, sa,s,i j, rnL!isheJ
s l. 3:s:s sssy Assiss $,':sSa *:ay 'ss Ss
= MaNiA We E,,, Inserted i, = 'sn's per- l'g, e,
sey$' AHy5,Is > Sl,S nay be s"i';sd Yer mai Hi, IN IN
- M xs.!t hayl s o;r, ! ''9i';''' At ''S ''N -
, E.ii:ors. ,ru.r,,. q; E.>..",t, r>'er''"s
; Al! un'Ha,., '.S.r,,i Tor A. s,iye.tissurer:s
~ .:lt. ,,er, 81. distance mus, be accommodates .
or satisfactory refer 10 !.I,.