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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-14
Relief for Horses, & Cattle

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. ~
i fully informs the public that he hasr%
established q Hh
Stable and Veterinary ORce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-14

CAUTION.-The public are hereby eau
Company, Az the same were this day sold for
assessments, and will not be transferred on the
nooLa If tho Honnanv.
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Relcher mininR. CempnnY-A..e..-

nciCuCF uAtul4H
ment Notlce-Baldwin Company and Aberna.
THE Company.-Eotice Is hereby given, that at
a meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies, held this day, an assessmentof fifteen
dollars (Sl5 per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock Of each OF
the above named companies, payable imme
diately 10 the Secretary, at the Belcher office,
Virginia. Nevada, In United States gold coin.
Any stock on which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. August 2lst,
1866, will be advertised on that day az delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on Friday. September 2lst, 1866, to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costa of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Scc'y.
Virginia, New. July %. 1865. yy23 I'm
Daney Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
Lyon County. Nevada.-Notice Is hereby given,
that at a meeting o! the Trustees Of said Com
pRny held on the 10th day of.August. A. D. 1866
an assessment Of Is cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said Company. payable
Immediately, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, COZ Washington street, San Francisco
Amy stock upon which the said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of September
A.. d. 1866, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, will bt
sold on MONDAY, the LIST day Of October, 1865
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together will
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Of1ce GOT. Washington street. San Francisco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-14
What Our Public schools Require.

Our Public Schools should command the conf
dence OF the public. Your sympathy and co-opera-
whose labors In the School Department are entirely
gratultous, TO bring them to the highest degree OF
public favor. II Is important TO the future well
standard OF efficiency and usefulness, because but
comparatively few OF the youth OF our land can eN-
pcct to enjoy higher educational advantages than
our Public Schools afford. We have u right to an
ticlpate great things in the future for that school sys-
tenn which awakened the hrst educational impulses
in the minds OF many thousands OF the most Illus.
trious names in American history; which impeled
them to self culture, and among which may be
named George Washington, Roger Sherman, Benja-
Robert Fulton, Andrew jackson. Henry Clay, Ste
phen A. Douglas, Lewis Cas-. Willard Fillmore, Hor.
ace Greeley, y. 2. Banks, Elihu Burrltt aud
Ahrah,m lincoln
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+. II. ROBINSON,
LnUiS EEUSlER.
TO INVALIDS

Members OF the Storey County Board of Eiuca
tlon.
Education Rooms. No. 81 south B street, Virginia
SapknnNIar 4 lsff
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Immense OutpOurfng of COnserva.
tivcs-The Greatest Enthu II IN
Manifested.

Special dispatch to the National Inteligencer
CUMBERLAND, MD., September 6.-Thcrc
were not less than 10000, and probably
more than l., 600 persons at the great mass
meeting here to-day. The procession that
preceded the meeting was not less than
two miles long. 1t consisted of men from
the mines, farmers from the plough, and
tradcS-people from the city. Several of
the mines sent bevies of young maidens,
dressed in white, bearing flags with the
names of the several thirty-six States upon
them. Brass bands were imported from
Baltimore, and the whole, in paradng the
streets, passed through arches of ever
greens, and from the windows ladies threw
roses-red, white, and blue-belles-upon
the carriages.
The speakers were, in the morning,
William Walsh, the probable next member
of Congress from this district Colonel
Webster, the collector of the port at Bal
timore; Colonel Fellows, of Arkansas !;
and Colonel Lane, OF West Virginia.
The resolutions endorsing the President,
Governor Swami, and the Philadelphia
Convention were enthusiastically and
unanimously adopted.
Speaking is still going on, and the en-
thusiasm is still undated. The city is
ablaze. FACIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

BEECHER AND HIS CoNGREGATIoN.-The
radical members of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's congregation, in Brooklyn, are
considerably exercised over the recent
letter of their pastor, taking such DECIDED
ground in favor of the Presidents policy,
and denounce him in bitter terms for his
"apostacy." They have not yet agreed
upon n plan Of operations; but to deter
mine whether themselves or the conserVa-
tives have majority in the church, are
discussing the propriety Of testing the
matter by side issue on the slavery ques-
tion-the radicals to vote for reduction
of their pastors compensation. Ont
sidcrs seem to think that Mr.. Beecher can
get along better without Plymouth Church
and lie biz organ than they can without
him. On this point the New York Sun
iRcpublican) says:
"Thc value Of Mr.. Bccchcr everybody
knows. His clogucncc and independence
Of character would command more capital
than is now represented by the congrega-
ton worshipping IN his church. An i'm
mediate investment wou!d be made in his
stock By parties who would erect for him
I magnificent church, permit hin! to preach
Tie Gospel after his own fashion, and
write such political letters Is suited his
Individual inclination. We DO not THINK
the Radical members Of NJ. Beccher's
church can afford to oppose .Ao political
views Of their pastor"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

A Proposition TO REVIVE THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS AND CATTLE SHOWS.
General W. III. RICHARDSON publishes a
letter on the subject of immigration, in
which he makes the following PROPOSE
ton:
But To the main subject of your inquiry
the assembling of the farmers and landhold-
ers OF the State i'll council 1T Richmond.
lone of the most certain ways OF enttlihS
this would be a cattle show and fair held by
the State or the Central Agricultural SocletN'
the former OF whom has u large ana carciullN
preserved vested capital, the latter the beautl-
full grounds al Camp Lee. Both societies have
of necessity been dormant during and since
the war but it seems 10 be full time, ana 4
very appropriate time, for them, ana par
ticularly the State Society, 10 wake up 10 &C
tiNity ard usefulness. Can IL haNea catlie
show aud fair this fan With all re-
spect for its managers, l think II can
The grounds of the Central Society, where
most of the necessary buildings are SUN
standing, would certainly not be refused 10 the
State Society and with the means OF that So
ciety and the aid Of the citizens of Richmond,
which has always been extended 10 IL with an
open hand, sufficient enclosure, without
including the whole grounds. ana any de-
ticency of stalls and pens, might he erected.
If II b. objected that Virginia has III 4 Sr"'t
measure been stripped OF her stock, she mas
not lost all, and much of what remains VIII
be forthcoming, together with no llttlr from
MARYLAND. AT all events, let the experiment
be made Moreover, why may not the Statc
Agricultural Society or the Stale Board OF
immigration call the representatives OF The
great landed interest of Virginia into council,
where m interchange of opinions ana views
might be elected, and some general pan DC
determined upon for the general good?
This is a proposition which should meet
with general favor among our people. Let
them attend to the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

THE PRESIDENT AGAIN INsULTED.-At
Battle Creek, Michigan, when the Presi-
dental party reached there, and Mr.. John
son commenced speech, the following
scene is reported to have occurred:
Mr.. Johnson.-"I know some-[hoot-
ingl-who have not civility enough TO re-
ceive a fellow citizen [hootingl-passing
through your town. Illootng.I know
there are some so far lost to duty and pro-
Observation-Disclosures they cannot even
receive fellow-citizen at their own home,
at they own doors. Misses, hooting, and
cheers.l l want some of the most boiS-
ferrous out there to know that though a
stranger at one time, though not in public
life, that the people of this country at
one time did know who was their friend,
and who it was that stood by them as their
best friend and fellow-citizen. There are
some among you who have not respect
enough for themselves to hear respectfully
the Chief Magistrate of the nation.
[Cheers.l
The President then returned thanks for
the manifestation of welcome prepared for
him, and retired, loudly cheered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08
Re WHITE SULPHUR WATER,


FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREESBRIER COUNTY.
We have just received "a supply Of this
WATER. DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD
WIDE.
So well known are It's valuable properties In me
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEHENTS OF THE LIVER
that Is deemed unnecessary to do more than lid No
the announcement that the water can be had
The experiment of transporting the water was
fully made years ago :. NO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN +. GAZING. White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention
Price per case Of two dozen quart bottles, $3.50.
For sale In quantities 10 suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters
an 20-tlst0ct
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A Nice CUES ton in Law and Morals

a Nice CUES ton in Law and Morals.
Mr.. RAYMOND, Of the New York Times,
who was the other day arraigned by fifteen
members of the National Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee and expelled, if they
could expel him, declares that he does not
recognize the power or right Of the said
hiteen TO act on his case. If, he argues, a
minority Of fifteen has such power, a
minority Of eight or five has the same
power, one minority, however small, hav.
ing just as much right to act as any other
number less than majority. This We
take TO be sound proposition in law and
if so, it follows that the members who met
In New York had as much right to expel
those who met in Philadelphia as the latter
had TO expel the former. Besides, Mr..
RAYMOND and his supporters on the com.
pittsS we're called together BY tho gecoS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

b. NEW CONCERS.-We have this day
formed and entered into co-rar;ncrship under the
style and firm 81
MlLLITSER < MOSES,
for the purpose Of conducting 4
JoBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
in the new, spacious building
No. oil MAIN STREET.
On the 18th September We will be prepared to Of
fer 10 the trade 4 select stock of FALL and WlA-
TER DRY GOODS. Our facilities and long ex-
pericncc in the business warrant VI in the asser-
lion that we can and will make 10 the interest of
merchants 10 purchase Of us.
Orders for goods will be faithfully and promptly
RESPONDED TO- MOSES MlLLHTSER,
an 2o-soj4w ALFRED MOSES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

G.. W. RANDOLPH, ESQ.-The public will
learn with pleasure that this tavorite Viz
gilman statesman has returned from Europe,
though this pleasure will be mingled with
regret that his health is still feeble. He
is at present in one OF the northern States,
but will, we presume, soon return to Viz
ginia. We know no man whose private
character or mental abilities more entitle
him to the respect and esteem Of his fell
low citizens,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

The Reverend Mother Angela, Superior
., 81. Vncent's Hospital of the Sisters of
nhsl'ly In this city, died at the hospital
IN Eleventh street ut half.past 6 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. She was q sister Of
the late Archbishop Hughes, and was born
on her fathers farm, near Augher, County
Tyrone, Ireland, about lsos.-Msp York
1TiDsrst, Ga,
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PETERSBURG, September C, lsGC.


A box of light, coal-cured tobacco, for
wrappers, was sold to-day by Messrs. Todd,
Pugh 4 Co. for 5000 per 100 pounds. 1t
was bought by Reuben Ragland for one of
his brands. This is believed to be the high
est price by large odds ever paid for tolac.
co in Virginia or elsewhere in the United
States. Big Richmond has been Boosting
of $3.50, which is but circumstance IN
comparison. Let her now beat this, or for
ever hcnceforth hide her diminished head.
SNOwDEN.
f"Big Richmond can afford to publish
YOUR boasts, Mr.. Snowdcn. She fears no
competition in the tobacco tradc.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

REPUTATION Openly AvowED.--John
S. Braxton, Esq, delegate from West
moreland and Richmond counties, was in
town yesterday, looking well. Mr.. Brax-
ton openly ayows himself in favor Of an
act OF reputation by the next Legislature,
and says his constituents are in favor OF
such measure.-fedricks6uy Ledger,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

RATIFICATION MEETING IN WINCHESTER.
A large and enthusiastic meeting to ratiiy
the proceedings Of the Philadelphia Con-
sentative Convention was held in Win
chester the other day. Judge Parker, a
delegate, spoke. So also did Il. kydd
Douglass, of the Stoncwall brigade Hon.
A. Il. Boteler, Andrew Hunter, and Mr..
Snowden. The meeting was decided
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Jefferson Davis Change mt tho Nor
folk yayy.Ynrd.

FoRr MONROE, September 5:-iionorable
William B. Reed, of Philadelphia, one OF
jeff. Davis's counsel, arrived here early
this morning on the Baltimore steamer
Thomos KeIso. He went inside the fort,
and remained there all day in close consul
tatiou with Mr.. Davis. The object of his
visit is unknown.
Commodore Hitchcock left for New
York ON last nights boat, and Rear Admit
raj Rowan, who is no stranger IN Norfolk,
having been stationed there many years
ago, has taken command OF the Norfolk
navy yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

MICHIG AN PoLITICs.-The Democrats
and the Conservative Republicans of Mich
igan have agreed to support one ticket for
all the State officers. General Williams,
an old Wing, was nominated for Governor.
The rest of the ticket is about equally d.
vided between men who voted for Lincoln
and men who voted for Mcclellan in 1864.
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Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
The Presidents Route Aitered-HC
will NO to Louisville, NY.

CHICAGO, September 6.-The President
has consented to visit Louisville, KY, on
his return from St. Louis. This will cause
some change to be made in the table for
travel, after leaving indianapolis. The
return programme, giving the time of ar
rival at Louisville, Cincinnati, &C., will
be made ont tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

A New PAYER n NEw YO.S.-lt is
stated that Charles 4. Dana is about to
start a new Radical daily New York
city. and that he has secured Last OF the
5000, 900 required for tie enterprise. 1t is
rroposcd that it shall be tWo-ccnt morn
ing journal
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NfP'' 10 HARRISON, ooDpIy 4 AppERsoN.
Y,RACT OF LAND AND SPLENDID

rY'RACT OF LAND AND SPLENDID
/ STORE STAND FOX SALE.-The TRACT OF
LAND belonging 10 the estate 81 James Sims, de-
ceased in the county uf Louisa Va. on the Three
chop road. thIrTy-slx miles above kichmoud and
him. miles from Cedar Point, on the James River
and kauawh, canal. containing nearly THEE
HUNDRED ACRES, plenty of wood aud excellent
water. a large dwelling house and all necessary
ont houses, blacksmith shop, large store house
il a. good stand for mercantile bnsiues any in
the county in very good neigh borhopd as
healthy rs any place IN The state. There IL post
oric. ~ the place AMI great many fruit tree. Of
different kinds ForturtAsr particulars, address
Ne .-t- +. J SINS, Gum spring, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

BRISTOL AND ITS PEosPEcrs.-No torn
in Virginia or Tennessee is growing more
rapidly than ours. Since the surrender not
less than forty-fivc new houses have been
put up-somc of them large business ones.
Our population is onc-third more now than
thcp -fu,otfp
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EN- VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF

B,t- IN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF
the Cholera in our midst, and the importance OF
making a. iiabe every means 20 stay It's progress,
the undersigned informs the citizens Of Richmond
that he has in his possession an Indian recipe Tor
lis cure which has been used privately IN many
cases of parrhpa, Dysentery, and summer dis
eases generally, with great success, proving an
incAl,ible cure in every instance. During the past
year as travelling agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have had occasion to try its virtues, and
can recommend ii unhcstatingly Ia the public.
have conided to Messrs. BLUNT < MOSELI,
Druggists, No 1872. Main street, Of this city, the
directions for preparing the mixture, and 1t can be
obtained on application TO them.
LOUIS ZIMMER,
General Southern Agent
an l6-lmk Baltimore and ONO railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

The New York Tribune says that In its
circulation there has been an increase Of
over IS 1000 Gnce tho lst Of August.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

" \ III n DIE hT.'N'J 80 - 80
' CHEsTEKFl ED COUNTY, For SAL
aUCTIUN-FIGuTs ~ ThE bELLpAA p.
DRY AND AE>ENAL.--Ry vlr'r" 81 'h" s.....-
ne C!rcuit roGr, II the cry Oi Richmond r...
81 on the iith day al August, l'ah. TIA iHr ln..
eases In wit. Charles :. Palmer fh Ff =
Clark, William VI Clark, and "iHsr~ = ha..
Palmer IS. Tia. same defendants he tN..'.
National Bank at Norfolk rS. tn" ,aIs~ #r..
auth-tue undersigned, Commissioners VIZ. y
o'clock 4. NJ. on TUESDAY tho .jth day a. -
i-Inb-r, lsot. sell At auction Ia ia" hlgtrs. -.
al the right, little, and interest ~ tnr ar.ra
Vim. VI. Clark aud Frank T.. Clark ~ and !.
TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND IMkA II :
VEN ACRES Of LAND IN Chesterfield It."
known A. the BELLoSA FOI SDiH AND @a-
NAL. subject I" the lien and tur az the ""..
ant IuniuS l.. Archer for unpaid pnTCn. a-- i#...
Bv the decree aforesaid II appears la@ %
william VI and Frank &. Clark. - a>-",t
Charles :. Palmer William WEBSTER, anu :
phrn LOuu-brry, parties to the. causes at
entitled In equity t. one undivided .'a +.
ut sad two hundred and twenty gen a'..'
land sold by the defendant janus i. arc
said five persons ~ ID" prlcs 81 ta.fJ "a -'
dollars In United States currency, suuirr' o.
tain Qualification under fluctuations ~ NJ
value Of ,aii currency, expressed Ia iAr s"....
and that tan thousand dollars Thereon .tF.-
thousand dollars from each ui ,Ali Nv E"''
have been paid, leaving tho residue HnFali .
The right, title. and lntyTr-t ol ths 80" 49,.
NJ Clark and Frank &. Ozark ~ and 10 q. p.
valuable aud w-ll-knu.H properly VIII ." '.'
the premises at the time above spec |ri.
TEEaS oF SALE Ona credit 81 stEt i"r.'r.t
eighteen months, In eqIaD H''@ iari'''
interest from day Of sale, secured ny t.Ia-
purchaser with good seeur.ty, F.yao'o "@'.'
ingiy. -
y. ty-S
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BY Harrison. Goddin Il Apperson, Alct.oa..-.
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Ase,..,
LOT. ON THE F.>

~ ALL - DIE i1'i. " III EA>
\ LINE OF EIGHTH BETWEEN fRANEt..
AND GRACE STREETS. To RI iEk>EphTnM
TlOE FOR TEN YEAR~.-Wl.i be- Leased A.,
ton, on tho premises, on TUESDAY the I'M =.
trmber, l.8G, al O'Clock l.. NJ. tha III.
VALUABLE LOT located ~ abova. atEngnsr. =.
late residence ot Mr.. Marina N.tuarl H.. ..
front Of about forty feet. All! d-l,h " l.. T.
10 Il wide alley. This l. really lla,. de.-.g
location for FRS. class residence.
TERas: Remarkably reasonable, and ,.H
known ~ the hour ot lea,lug.
HARRISON, GuDply * hPFFE>oN
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The Maine Campaign - Disgraceful
Conduct OF the Rasiicals-Republi.
cans Joining the Conservative
Ranks.

PORTLAND, September 5.-Thc canvass
in Maine is being prosecuted with increased
vigor. Colonel Taylor, the distinguished
Union soldier of Tennessee and a personal
friend of the President, attempted to adj
dress a johnson meeting at k;ttery last
night. The lights were extinguished and
the doors shut in his face by the Radicals,
instigated by discharged naval store
keeper, amid scene OF intense excite
ment.
Republicans are coming in daily to the
johnson camp. Could the election be
postponed month, Maine would pronounce
for the President.
Congressman Blaine addressed Radi-
cal meeting in Bangor this afternoon in ex-
PLANTATION and vindication of the policy of
Congress as against that of President
Johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08
By Pilkinton, Puilism < Co., AucrtOnr,5.
Ty0R SALE AT Al rTTD< ". u

VVVIk INN III. y y &C I'.N.~" " = Y Z
Il Offer for sale II pubi'c auction. $40 The .r.
misses At half-past O'Clock i. ~ on r't>ukr
NEXT. the nth september, LOO, two bEAETIH
chester annexed the iuil street. Ho'-l. and fl... :
back Is5 feet. one iet mas small dw.,3u--a.e.
and good stable thereon. Thee lots az. So.
valuable a. business stands.
TERss: uua-thtri ca.h balance IN nix s-
twelve months for negotiable note, n..ru
added. Title retained urtIt deferred raymrn., ar
made PlLkINIOE, PCLLIAM GO.
80 8-'is hIr'lnuwaMs
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JAMES NELSON. lco,,,,,.,ios.,.
WILLIAM w. CRCMP.
f-lay.wS
V,HE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY sEA

II d
/ CALLED MuSTEBELLo, HALF A!t.h 40
Low klLhAoED, FoL sALL.-in" 'at's,.'
Intending 10 break ~ uayEerE.H., '-4''
place, MuSTEBELLO, tor sale Ih.re ai'
teen acres u land, all enclosed. Inc '.A
unsurpassed by any IN tic country, ben.
mil. Glow the eastern limit. Of the CITY ..
Fulton Heights, eommand.ns " ~. Intwsl,.s.
/. on, OF The very best around TIA" t.y, c.
Twelve rooms conveniently arranged ihs
!. TWO stories aud - connected VITA IN" a't
= covered way. There are al .4e " a.
house. Including large st.tIer "aF", 4
ria %. house. Around the house - ou. OF W
hickory Al d oak groves In the Viein'i!, h...t
precated, the place must b. zen. II ,.i
on III, dsy al o. clock L. u. The hoE'ga. 90 =.
kitchen furniture vii! be sold on fEIpat, A..
to which will be sddei three NJ" ~ .,
HORSES. one CARRIAGE and hAhHLn.
BUGGY and HARNESS. and on" No. ~.
CALI, Sc Sc. The real estate wi. 0" III.
N.s.rs Harrison, Goddln & brt~'s"h' 49,
other property by Mr. Il. Il. Cook. a4eL"h''' ,
Terms Accommodating. al! n,Ss sy..,
the hour nf sale. sA9l ID .
=. 3-;4a
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MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND

NJ Merchants Of Richmond who wish To secure
the custom 81 merchants and others living IN tho
populoas and wealthy counties In the Valley Of
Virginia, a. we'll as the counties farther west, -
GrecnDrier, Monroe, Highland. Allegheny, Pocs.
hontas, &c., should advertise Ia the STAuSTOs
SPECTATOR, one OF the oldest and most widely
circulated papers In the stats.
Its locality, and tn. substantial character OF u.
patrons--which equal in number the patrons OF
both tn. other papers published In s,aunton COM
bined-make II q most excellent medium for advef'
Users Address H. AAuEi Co,
.s 7-2ws slaunion, Va.