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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
LATEST FROM THE UNITED srATEs.

LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES
Z PIIEissuRs. Jrly e.-The Washington Chronicle Of
the Sd is received here the following ia synopsis Of
ts contents
special from Kennssaw Mountain, dat,d June 9Th,
gays severe attack was made this morning by selected
portions of the 4th I'd, and Logsn's Corps, on the
snemys bresstworks on the centre, right and left The
eight lasted TWO hous, but our compelled to
Civ, back before the severe fire OF the enemy.
Gen Parker was killed, and Daniel Mcoooke severe
wounded. Our loss 600, but we now held pcsltitn
considerably in advance Of where the fighting occure'.
Congress passed the enrolment bill on the I'd !
provides for tho reception Of substitute repas tie
commutRtion Law, ard requires fifty days notice Of
draft.
Coase, on the eve Of rssigniDg wrote letter urging
the raising Of four hundred millions OF additional iaxt
this year.
The Chro1tls fears that Congress ls in such haste 10
adjourn that no additional legislation will be dige.ed
The Chronicle in noticing Wilson's raid says: Keep
the railroads cut and general starvation in month or
two will take the rebel capital without the aid Of Gen
Grant"
The Yankee Senate has added al amendment 20 the
bill for republican form Of Government for the States
in rebellion which provides that State declared
by the President in rebellion shall vote for President
Vice Presidents The House has Jet to act on 1t.
There is nothing from Grant.
Gold ass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

~ are informed vas the case with many others along
the road through which they pAssed-hs men declaring
that they we're acting under strict orders.
win We treat these demons as prisoners If We were
a nation Of ouAkers could not be more meek and
fOrbearipg.
HEROINE TIE TRUE TYPE.
Mss Williams OfFredericksburg, Who, as the sequel
shows has Stamina and pluck enough to make Dc ssn
hsrOesWbO amid the sAelug and saeking Of the grea.
cod Burg" remained tree as seal to our cause and
though in humble circumstances, even while refugee
living IN cabin, never let al opportunity pass Without
giving aid and snsOuragemn mt to our brave soldiers
During Grants ae occupation of Fredericksburg fur
nshsd another illustration of the utdyng and uucOn-
Suerabls patriotism which anmAtes tho women Of the
South.
Her two grown brothers, who joined Burnside aud
went North when he evacuated the place in e. came
on with Grant, and of Course, visited their family
This young lady informed them that she coald shake
lands with enemy Of her country, though born Of
the came mother and declined all usther communica-
tOn With them; nor did she WAVer, we are inf rmsd,
In her determination as long as they remained.
= Whenever our fair countryWomsn, on cur exposed
border, true under saoh trying circumstances,
there 4 no power on earth that can conquer uS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

SALMON CAueHr AeAIS-We noticed the other day
the Habsas Corpus case Of Geo. P. Salmon. BE was
conFcipt, who, having been repaired BY the Medical
Examining Beard for light duty, was caught b. the
militia colonies and pus into their sers;cs. When
brOughiin.O court it app arpg from the Of his
furoUgh that he was due at Camp Lee, the case was
gotten rid Of by The judge permitting him TO go to
Camp Lee Iappears he has been caught again by the
militia c0lOnsls, Tor yesterday he applied for another
wit OF Habsas Corpus, alleging in his petition that he
had been illegally arrested and lilies. lily held by the
mill ia authorities. The judge issu. the writ snd the
matter viii be tried, and hope settled this morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

DOH'E LKI MoCLIILAE.-COlOnsl Bowman has been
removed BY Secretary Stanton from the Supsrintsn-
tendency Of West Point Military Academy, because he
invited General Mcclellan to take the leading part in
some late ceremonies there. monument is about
to be erected to the memory Of the West Point gradu
ases who have fallen or may fell during present war
aud Gen. Mcclellan, as distinguished graduate, was
invited to deliver the Grafton For this invitation Bow
man has paid the psies Of the royal displsasurs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

m AN APPEAL TO THE pEo9Tg ,


TIE CONFEDERATE eTATEB.-The Directors OF ~ Youns
Nuns Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, bui
earnestly Che benevolent and The patriotic ugboz
the Confederate States cal In behalf Of u efods sA
been refuge those who haze been driven g. thsir
homes By ruthless enemies THOUSANDS ofhepef omen
and children RON the devastated counties OF vga ore
but from nearly every State Of the have sought an
bsfs instances 70 relieve the ck wounded toisrt 70 f
nfh hoe and clothing for soldiers II the ned ans hosp tai ana
have tnsy In the great majority Of instances responded 10 every
The supplies provisions in the city q. this time 81, sore
duoed, and the dcultss obtaining crnngy
and great funds oontnuied for s rs
oths poor can accomplish bui little purchasing The nscessai
ofnfe II -
there than three thousand 10 this city who ars
seeking from the Government vsD At thoss
who obtain work not fay employed The wages
sucsncy Of the psnsst food for themselves and Children
Without sssistsnce, then, from the city ctuntEy generally
OF actual starvson have
shsss Of supplies both grau,ous distribution sale
Of cost agents employed the purpose
able proccrs the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances We feel that II our duty 70 ap
peal 70 our ens te States 70
forward without delay contributions Of money and supplies 70
the Army Committee Of this Association. bDce the commence
OFT hb Committee has abored Eesousy and faib-
y for he ten oral and spiritual welfare o. soldiers and
their families and for the Of our glorious Lea
those soldiers no. be discouraged upon the Of
veres and We tust our last and most glorious campaign
shipments made to Roger Martin Superintendent wn p
hunford Chairman Of the Army conaitte vii be promptly at
tended Aud In accordance with special made
with he Superintendent Of the souhern Express Company Al
express charges viii be paid BY then Al Richmond
oonbuuons Of money should also be these genemen
o Wa "hLf,'s. Prs'idsH.
- sou:Aero papers requested to copy. sp9i--y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

Bold ASD SUCCESSFUL RoDBEAr.-on Tuesday night
thieves entered the dwelling house of Mr.. Nathaniel F.
BOwe, in Henrico, Camp Lee while the family were
asleep and riAsd 1t from top to bottom, carrying OF
the silver spoons and forks and large amount of other
property. They actually took a part of Mr. B,we's
clothing, which was hanging the foot of his bed
Before leaving the premises they visited the barnyard
and stole the belt Of his threshing machine This loes
was the serious sustained by Mr. BoWe, be was
Just in the midst of threshng his wheat crop and anoh
er belt caano be obtained Though the thieves pene-
trated every part of thu bou'e and seemed to lave
operated at their leisure, no Of the family was
aroused and the robbery not discovered till yester-
day morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

RGCIS II NEW YORK -0u the lss inst, gold opened
At 24S advanced to ass and closed ct 265 The decline
was caused BY the Of Senator Fessendens
confirmation by the Senate Ohase successor and by
the repeal Of the act recently passed at Washington
prohibiting speculation in god and foreign exchange
The repeal Of this measure restores the right to sell
gold at the Stock Exchange CD time. Dor next sd-
vices from New York viii therefore bring Us the Eau
horHsd quotations at the several boards The vote in
the Senate on the repeal "a to 49, and in the House
So Ia 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

DEsERTIR's TAILS "A correspondent of the Colum-
bus Euqurer in JOhnstOn's army, s,ys that squad of
nineteen deserlers picked up by our caval on
the 2lst They say that their time expired fifteen days
ago. but Sherman bad pressed them s into service for
ninety days. setg can't among them said the time of
Is 900 had expired but Ike them they were pressed in
for ninety days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

WASTING WATRR.-Seversl persons were before the
Mayor yesterday on the charge Of wasting water by
permitting the water from ther bydrants to run into
the slree and for watering the reefs in front of their
houses with hose. 1t Is generally known that the
later practice is forbidden BY ordnance 1t is extreme.
y important that no water should be wasted during the
prevalence of the present drought and the police have
positive orders to report all denq uents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

HORsE THIEvEs,-on Monday james CLARK a dJameI
Miller brought be ors the Mayor, the charge of
stealing two horses from some person unknown
Waterman Cousins Zone of the Watchmen that is Of
accOun hearing that the parties had left town TO
steal hOrsss laid in wait for them aud arrested them
their return o. tie accused stating 10 the Mayor that
the horses had been lent them b. Mr.. King, who lives
the battle field o. Sevep Pines, the was con-
tinued till yesterday, on which occasion Mr. King APP
peared in court and denied that be had lent the
accused his horses; that the contrary the horses
found in the possession Of tie accused had been stolen
from bis stable.
After hearing this much, the Mayor cen! the accused
to Judge Nettes Of Henrico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

KBTUcEY TROorA-Tbe Atlanta Appeal says there
are syO three Federal Kentucky regiments confront
ing as many Kentucky regiments on our side. few
days since the COnfedsraes received letter from the
FsderAs saying that their time would soon expire, aud
they intended to quil the concern, doubtless, like
Grant, stirred of the undertaking. They further stated
that II ordered to charge on us We must not FIRE on
them as they would surrender, The letter was signed
BY party known to our gallant Kentuckians, who
scarcely know whether the Fds are in earnest or trying
to dupe them. They satisfied however, that some
thing is in the wind.
Wounded Ksntucklans from the Federal side declare
that although they fred OF their guns they never hurt
anybody yes, and are sick of the war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
AnornrR ooop nAn eonr.

jor B. B. Ayers, for time one of the popular pro.
pristors of the American Hctel died Tuesday night
last of disease of the heart He had been for IA years
Sheriff of GOochIand county, and in that in all the
positions he held during hisIte proved himself to bs
good man. land we the tera in is fullest sense
Hence he leaves outside cf.he circle of his relatives
host of friends to mourn bis loss. We are informed
tht he was in bis SD yea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

TIMeIT DEATH.-Durng the raid in Amherst
county, akee Lieutenant was wounded by our men,
and died il few hours. His clothes searched and
10 the breas: Of his coat found, neatly seWed in
letters and hory from Hunter 10 recruit raise
negro regiment in the counties through which the raid
extended. TIE Lynchburg Virginian remarks, most
appropriately, that tse military ambition of this black
hearted scound-el mas been suddenly checked.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

GREEN CoRS.-Tbe edttr of the Southern Republic
at shubuta, Mics, was presented with mess Of greer
corn on the 2lst ult. This is known the Adam
corn, and u,ualy ripsps about the 2Oh Of May, sr'
natures in time for second crop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

DEsERnR CAuoHr Tim Morris. the Iron Cad Mn
sre having deserted from Camp Lee where he held
cOnscript, was on yesterday caught by detective
Mitchell in the house of Jol Kergan, on 18th street
He and KergAn committed to the Castle, the latter
the charge Of barboring Tim, deser.er from the
Confederate army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

guerrilla party went to the plantation cultivated by
Dent. brother in-law of Gen. Grant, skipwtt's
4ndpg, recently ard carried away sixty mules all Of
the negroes on the place. aud everything else they de-
sired that could be removed. Dsnt made his escape by
taking passing steamer TO Memphis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

TosIcco RATIOEs soldier writes to the Atlanta
Appeal from the army Of Tennessee, complaining that
the tobacco issued to the soldiers is mean and in
feror as make hose who use 1t scS He describes Il
as offensive even to the nostrls of soldier. He at
ritucs the fault misery, sOullosI contractor
and net the general commanding Whose fault ia itS
VII the War Department investigate the matter
The vrnment is being swndled and the soldier i'm
posed upen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

RETAILING WHIsKr.-Wm. Kolte, who keeps an es-
adjustment in Brackets tavern on Broad street. was
on yesterday examined by the Mayor and sent on to the
Hus.ings Court to be tried for retailing liquor to be
drunk az the place where sold. 0hictr Davis walked
into KOltes Sunday evening and found three negroes
drinking whisky at bis bar This is the first case tina.
has been sent on under the anti liquor law Let us see
what tie court will dc With it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

SWORD ToR GEN. MoJAUsLASD.-Ths LynchbuTg
publ can says that upwards o. $1,000 have been
raised for the McOausland fund.- and is proposed by
h, donor, make it IS $780, With the view of securing
sword and horse, s,ddls and bride for the hero to
VIZ ON LInohburg i SD much indebted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
REoEEr DEATHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Demb

RECENT DEATHS 4BRoAD.-G Central Dembirtki, the
Polish pariO! leader soldier Of the French army I'M
der Napoleon the Frat, and KOssuths Oommander-in-
Chief OF the Hungarian revolu OnaTy forces has just
been buried at ParS he was so years ofsge.
Smith oBrien, the Irish patriot died on the l7h Of
lime
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

MOBILE MAREITs.-The Tribune of the 2ssh notices
little or no charge in The prices, owing to the small
quantity of country produce received in the MARKET
Butter lard, meat poultry, eggs etc., are very fcarce
Corn more plenu and is selling in lots on the wharf
at IS to 81 30 per bushel retailing In stores at 3d.
Holders s ask s46 to $50 per sack for four but few
sales are made. The market Il accordingly very dull,
and just as soon as the wheat comes in the old
-four will fall in price.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

IMPORTANT TO TESEEssEEASs.-The proclamation of
Gov Harris, Of Tennessee, to the civil officers of that
State, and officers in command of the army designating
the 18th cay of August next the time for holding
election for Congressman from the llth Nemphs
pressonSl dis riot is very important to Tsnnesseeans
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
DEATH OF EDGAR SNoWDEM, ESQ.

We regret o learn that Edgar SnOwden, Esq, for
many years editor of the Alexandra Gazette died re-
Gently 10 that city He represented Alexandria in the
House Of Delegates for two three sessions after the
reuOcsssiOn OF the county to Virginia, and also
member of the S ate Convention Of 1850 81.
We are reminded BY the announcement of his death
Of Incident which occurred during his term Of
vice in tie Convention. After very prolrsced debate
on the "Bass Question" the late Mr. Glrne Of Essex,
submitted resolution, upon which Mr.. SnoWdsn called
she previous question. Some of the de0aers of the
Convention, among them Mr. stsnard, Of Richmond,
objected in emphatic terms to this attempt TO gag the
Convention.
Mr. SnOWdsu in reply, said: he hoped to be buried
with bis fathers on the banks of nis noble river (he
POtcmac) in the bosom Of his beloved people. It
might be, however, tbathe would be buried near this
ciiy-h so he would AJAX his friend from Richmond,
particularly, TO that the following be put HE
tOmS Here lies the who attempted to gag the de-
bates Of the Virginia Convention" This little rsoi der
ELECTED rOars of laughter Mr. Tyler suggested the ed
dton Of the Words, And failed in the attempt" The
previous question was, however, sustained.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

JUDGE LIONS COUEr-Tbe first case on the docket oil
this court yesterday was that Of Robert s Forde in
cted for the murder of Robert E. Dixon in May, 1858
FOrde led to the bar, and motion of his counsel
aud for good cauae shown the was continued ill
the IeXt term.
Tao Judge passed sentence Of one years inprisOn-
meat in the PeLienary upor George Turner convicted
LIS: week Of Petty larceny. James Williams paroled
Yai kee and released Psnentiary convict, sen
tered for six years fer larceny.
john FOrde was put on trsl for breaking and enter
ing the house of Charles Anderson, and stealing
china, crOcksry, b., At late hour the jury had not
sgceed upon verdict.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
xTaao BslstAl.-- Las. Friday night week, .hs dwsi.

NIsao BslsLAs--LaH Friday night week, lhs dwsl.
log house Of Nrs. L. " Mgsr KssshAl II. sst near
4th broken into aud robbed Of eSooIn gold % 900
in State bank notes and other moneys and articles Of
value. Officers Seal and Crone have been endeavorpg
to detect the thieves. On Tuesday they learned that
Ben save Of J. a. Gentry, had been displaying great
deal Of money, lad bought coat for $500, and had
offered TO pay gold for Tair of pants. These being
suspicious circumstances they took the negro into GUS
tcdy Learning that be lived in q room on the 10: OF
Mss Catherine POidauz, Leigh street, near Sh they
proceeded to search the room, and 10 it fourd some
forty odd dollars State bank notes, which ware iden-
tiled by Mrs. Myer part Of the money stolen from
her. Ben was brought before the MAJOR yesterday but
Mrs. hyer being detained home by sickness the case
was continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

EDITORIAL AcoIssIoS.-hOjOr Charles Il. Smith, the
veritabe "Bll Arp" has become connected with the
editorial conduct Of the Atlanta Register. he viii
prove q valuable acquisition to that well conducted
iournsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
Take-Iodide Of Potassium

Nix WE'LL and after washing the body thoroughly with
warm soap suis, rub the ointment the body thrse
times week. In or eight days the acarus Tor
insect will be destroyed and the unpleasant effects Of
tie old sulphur ointment will be obyiated.
The treatment is highly recommended.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

BAD PtASI BAOKrE .Ur.-Aary Z. Vsnderlip and
Sarah Jane Rose, were yesterday brought before the
Mayor the charge Of keeping disordsrly house Of
i'll fame; and, at ths time, John O. Dawson J. N.
BOykin and R. HolesOrlh charged with being found
in the said house.
1t sppesred that vandeilp and Rose lived in house
in Highland Row" on Main street, in Rockets TIE
neghbOs, complaining very much Of the character Of
the house, officers Adams and BIB visited 1t Tues
day evening, when hsy found the women aud men be-
having themselves in amer calculated to disturb the
peace and quiet of The neighbrhooj.
Mr.. Adams s'A;ed that the man Dawson was released
Perentiary convict. DoyFin and Holesforth pa
tents from the ObimbOrEo Hospital The Mayor sent
Dawson and the women to jail, and turned the SO ers
over to the Provost Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETEEsBuRe. July The situation around tlis place
is unchanged There has been the usual diminishing
and very little Smelling to day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

HOVE MASUTAcrURED ICE.--Capt Camille Girardey,
of Augusta is manufacturing ice for the hospitals BY
means of cslOc acid gas and WATER under the influence
of steam and atmospheric pressure in machine invent
ed by NJ Carrie of France The machine is capable of
producing one ton per day. 1: also manufacture
salt and some Oh ,mcas ofimportarce. Capt Ghardey
has secured the patent right for the COnederacy, and
intends to manufacture number of the ice machines,
to be introduced into all the Southern cities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE,
300 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
WV 10 kegs Soda
10 bsn Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks Salt
30 boxes TalloW Candles
20 dos. Broomi
barrels Lard
Is kegs Hails
cases Brandy, In plat bottles
10 pieces Bleachsd Cotton
10 barrels vinegar
100 gross Matches
500 packages Tobacco
Is,s-" rARDr WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

REMEDY FOR CAMP ITcH.-FOr the benefit Of our sol i
asers s@sy Of oiti. ho may bs snsrne
with camp itcb, republlsh the folio ing recipe, fur
nisbed some time since by distinguished physician
Of this city
I'll r. Dot AZ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
EG r a PH2 10


Anterss seeorszs Of Congress IN the year lss By
fHAAsHzn "a ocs Of the District ooH Of the csa-
f-5 ths northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
BALLARD HOUSE.
M p II T ANT CHA N q X.

THE Proprietors of the BALLARD HoUsn
Il deeming conducive 70 the comfort Of
their s:or have determined 70 condnci the hotel
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
Che 9th Of April The patronage OF The travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, tables
viii be supplied with the best that the market can aford and
every convenience and comfort regards snd servants
attentions will be furnished. r.
The PaoPRrois beg express their thanks those who
generously pst-o lied them, and BY giving their Ind
ydua attention the pleasure and comfort of their euss hope
10 merit q continuance Of the
MkAIs-Yrom A. n To IL p M.
J. o. TkIIIArERRC a 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
AUorIos SALES.--FUTURE DAra
RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of the city OF
w Richmond the sist OF January last runaway,
old negro named LUCINDA She committed
properly Of Major Thomas Moore but belon TO Joshua
Keeth, Of Fauquler county She 10 quite black
inches high, and about 40 years old
Had committed striped calico dress blue and
black shawl Her owner requested forward prove
property and pay chase she win be sold according 70 law.
TH0B y. DUDLEY,
Ie2S-d1m Sergeant City OF Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY CoURTs.

N order to facilitate the granting OF csrtif-
for exemption from mtry outy BY 70
desirable 70 obtain ss Of tie Jdsices Of the Peace lately Ct
Of ne Justices TIE clerks cour sed 70 e-
Commonwealth Justices entitled 70 commission Until
t days s thslr election aad their term o. IN nov
until the fr Of August next ucrncsts Tor exemp
lion viii therefore eject until after tat dats
je10 - W y. onkln.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
PATENT SORGHUM Oa SUGAR CANE
CRUBHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported augsr
Il and mossaes compes to rely home poducttn 0ns
cultivated in SORGHUM win yed sufficient polases
for consumption on an ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant your seed earysscfe good
orusher and make noassu a. soon a. the eorshr cana
natures.
subscriber has obtained Letters Patent FROM the oellsd
States for and Improved Sorghum or srgA Gaze
Oruher In rapidly With which the juice prssseo he
san the saving Of Che JUICE 4. flow. In the ecor ~ Of
required the machnen simplicity az oozss
don, and with which Is kept good ru1nnz or5u,
Is u much superior 10 the machines heretofore used.
FOR eALE-sTATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RGEgd
and particulars ad the subcr Der ~ BNsle
Post once Powhstan County JJHh BOOKER ksq. Ete
has model, ct the once Of Kerr Lyon, hehmc nd, We
api- d2ikcsrs THOMAS O. BROWN.