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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12

~ BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, entered on the 9th day of Feb
A. Rhodes, the undersigned Commissioners will
proceed upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the
2lst Of MARCH, 1867, to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, that very desirable property
roods and poles of land, upon which are Three
Dwelling Houses and Store House The loca-
ton is a very desirable one for Physician and a
store being in rich and prosperous neighbor-
hood. The property is susceptible of division.
and will be sold as whole or in parcels as NAV
be deemed most advisable on the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the purchase
money in hand, and balance in one and two wears
from day of sale, for which bond with approved
security will be required and the title retained as
ultimate security.
Sale to commence at II o'clock
JOHN B, BALDWIN, cor,,rs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12

III As executor Of John Afford, deceased |
will proceed at his late residence, near New
Hope, on Tuesday, the 18th day of March next,
to sell piece of land containing
Sixteen and one quarter acres
on which is a comfortable dwelling house. barn,
and Out-hOuses on the following
TERMS - One-third down, or credit of four
giving bond with approved security, and the bal
ance in two equal instalments attwelve and eigh-
teen months, purchaser giving bonds with APP
proved security, and the purchase money to be
paid in gold coin or in its market value in curren-
cy at the time of payment-title retained as ulti-
mate security. THORNTON G. STOUT,
Executor.
2. S.-Persons having claims against the estate
must present them properly authenticated
fnh Ire n
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auction Sales.


DUBLlC SALE will SELL at the late res
ldence OF Abram Harris, decd, on North
River, three miles East of Burke's Mill, on
Friday, the 22,sd day Of Ma,ch
Ut fair, if not the next fair day., all of the Per-
sonal Property belonging to his estate consisting
OF three Mules, one Horse, two Cows, one Year
Ing about 70 head of Hogs, two sets of Black
smlth Tools, one four horse Wagon, one Buggy,
sets OF Harness, one Cane Mill, Iron Kettles
one small Lathe, one eight horse Threshng Ma
chlne, tHarrls Improvement in complete order
a large quantity of Carpenters and Blacksmith's
Tools, a lot of Patterns and Flasks. one complete
set OF Patterns for Pitts S-horse Threshins Ma
chine, and many other valuable articles not emu
merated.
Terms made known at sale
All persons having claims against the estate
will please report them. Those knowing them
selves indebted are requested to close their ac
counts OF pay up. X. TURK,
FECK u GUSHING, Aucts. Admir-
On the same day we will RENT the Foundry.
Blacksmith Shop and Mill for specified term.
r. TURK,
JAS. FL. HARRIS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12

"A cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta. pro-
nounced on the 9Th of November, 1866, in the
cause OF William Link, Guardian, &C.. against
Diana A; Landes and another, shall, on
Saturday, the 18th day of AprH merit,
offer for sale on the premises to the highest bid
der, the Farm of which the late Christian Landes
died possessed lying on the head waters of Naked
Creek near Salem Church in said county of Au
gusta, containing fifty acres
This is snug little farm, susceptible of high
improvement, and is worthy of the attention of
any who may want small farm
TERMS So much of the purchase money in
hand as will pay. costs of suit and expenses of
sale; and the balance In one two and three years.
the purchaser executing bonds with good securi-
ty payable in gold or its equivalent, and the title
retained. DAVID FITLTZ
mar l2-tds Commissioners
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Severe on the Senate Of Virginia.

The Richmond Enquirer, speaking of the &C
ton of the Senate on Thursday last in adopting
the bill calling Convention and refusing to
utter one word of protest, says that the mem
bers of that body got 'fatly down into the dirt
without demur or grievance, and at double
quick and suggests that they should have
adopted resolution of thanks and praise in
honor of Messrs. Stevens, Shellabarger and
Sherman, with postscript, including Sumner
and Wilson and Reverdy johnson, coupled with
fierce denuncation Of Andrew Johnson.
The Alexandria Gazette says that, the de-
preston caused by the passage Of the Military
Bill is seen in the countenances, heard in the
Conversations and felt in the business Of nine
tenths of cur citizens But we beg Of them to
meet the difficulties with patience, to keep calm
minds, and to cheer up their spirits. What
can't be cured, must be endured lis the old
proverb; and ought to be done with as good a
heart as possible.
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AZ E11.1 N Ess ~ OAs - sEA H1K1.-1is au-
also Jane Kerr. deceased, will proceed at their
late residence, on Friday, the 15fh day of March,
1861 to sell all the the property left by the dece-
dents, consisting of Horses Cattle, Hogs, Farm
ing Utensils and Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Terms made known on day of SALE
DAVID KERR,
mar5-2t Administrators
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VILLE.-I will sell publicly. on SATUR-
DAY, the 9th of March, at u NJ, the House and
Lot Of Asa E. Pierce in said village, conveyed in
deed in trust, for benefit of A. w. Brown decd,
and now for benefit of Mrs. Mary Brown The
property is desirable, as much so as any in the
village.
TERMS :-One-third cash, the balance in six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
and security. Lien retained and such convey
ance made as vested in me as trustee
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feb I2-tdS Trustee.
POsfpOnement.-O account of bad roads,
highwater, &c, the above sale is postponed to
Tuesday, april 9th. J. M McCUE
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DUBEEC SALE AND KENTENG.-At
u the request of Miss l.. j. Snyder we will SELL
at auction, at her residence on Thursday, March
18th, 1867 all her household and kitchen furni-
ture, embracing the usual variety We will, at
the same time and place. rent for one year, that
very desirable property, on main street, now &C.
cuped by her. Sale at II o clock Terms at sale
PECK s. CUSHING
mar Dds Ano+;o,oon,
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A DMINHSTRATORS' SALE.-As

a H7M ~ - L FsAHUEsS' SALE.-As adj
IA ministrators of the estate of John p NJ Nc
Cutchen, decd, we will sell. on Wednesday, 18th
March, at the late residence of the deceased near
Summerdean, all the personal estate of said dece-
dent, consisting Of Horses, Cows, Young Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household and
Seeds, and, in short, all the property usually
found on well stocked farm. TERMS: For all
sums of five dollars and under, cash. over that
amount, a credit of six months will be given. the
purchaser giving note with approved personal se-
curity. g. w. MCCUTCHEN,
mar6-2t LAS III CAIIISON AuIn IS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" Valuable Real Estafe

- u. u LID W IAN, I ro,,,f ~,
III. Nj. BELL, com rs
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Manchester.

1t was suggested some time since That Man
chester should enter the ring ' OF enter
prisinc communities and establish her claims
to be respected rs Il growing town She has
not vet given that proof Of force and enter
prise that is afforded in contributions 10 aid
the construction OF public works which must
anure TO her advantage. She cannot be con
sidercd n live and promising town until she
does this No town can thrive and grow ra-
pidly until 1t gives this proof. There is not n
growing town-one that promises to rise to re-
spcctabilty for size and commercc-whcll
has not incurred debt for important lines OF
communication, or other things which facli-
tate her trade and intercourse with other com
munitlcs.
Manchester, with her fine situation, her
gradually rising and spreading territory, will
make one of the handsomcst towns in the
Union The land she occupies, rising SO gr:-
dually from the river, affords the greatest adj
vaniages for easily graded streets and city
railways.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will ere.
ate n manufacturing enterprise here that Will
soon exhaust all her water power and swell
out her population with great rapidly. In sc
great an undertaking, so beneficial 10 them
the people of Manchester ought in common
Justice, TO have something 10 say by right oi
her subscription to its stock They onght BY
all means TO show this much Of liberality
this much of public spirit and enterprise.
Manchester has vast area of open land
and m Improvement which will rapidly con-
centrate Il large population here will occasion
such an enhancement of the value OF her me
lots rs will very much enrich her population
We know of no town in the Atlantic States
which has a better promise in this way. she
has the widest margin for advance IN prices
of real cstat c Of all the towns we know. Let
her wake up and come forward heartily to
sustain the great Chesapeake and ONO road.
!, would be at this time the best ADVERTISE
mcnt she could put in the papers.
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Erannn and Prussia.

BISMARCK is 4 great man. lie Is versatile
He plays tragedy and comedy equally well
In his late circular-thc time of putting forth
which exhibits Il deliberate bit of shreWd
strategy-he in exquisite humor, felicitates
himself upon the relief afforded by the assur-
ances of Louis NAPOLEON that the conference
of Salzburs was only TO shed tears over The
sad fate of MAXlMlLIAS. lie expresses his
iov that France had the good sense not 10 med
die in II question which does not concern her
in the least This is most adroit, and viii
very much irritatc the French Emperor. BIS.
y,KrK mends his hold, and insists that Tho
unity Of Germany is exclusively Il matter iol
the consideration of Northern and Southern
GERMANY He asserts that Prussia has cX'
erted no pressure upon Southern Germany III
order TO expedite the consolidation bu'
when the South determines 10 proposed closer
union he warns all foreign Powers agains
attempting TO prevent 1t.
This comes like 4 point blank shot from tn
needle-gun after NAroLEoH's remonstranc'
with the south German States not TO unite
with The northern.
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POLITICAL QrACKRRY.-Thc New York TiRly
declares that the "public good demands the
retention of New York III the ranks OF th'
Republican party; and 10y way OF re-
conciling the people of that State to acIul'
cscrnce in this demand, adds : 1.-The tim,
will soon come when the "!nany wrongs
a. and excuses of that party can be cor
erected and brought under healthtul con-
troll" This is advising that the keys DO
given to the burglar, the money drawer bt
left open 10 the rogue, and the prostitute bt
retained in the house, &c, rs the best and
safest way to reform. Buts To improve upon
this practice, the Doctor of the TimeS says il is
necessary tina, the Republicans should be sus
tanned to complete the most monstrous of all
their outrages, the reconstruction OF tht
Union
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Meetings.

OTICE.- We, the undersigned, a
~ Committee appointed by the Board OF over h
secrs Of the Poor for Henrico, will meet at the
court house OF said county on TUESDAY the 18th
Of October, 1857. All persons holding orders on
tho Shcrif OF Henrico comfy signed by me RE.
,ama to on that day, I'm order that areport may
be made to the Court OF Honrico county OF ,ns
that tho said orders may be adjusted for settle
ment. CHARLES PHILIPS,
JOHN A. HUTCHh SON,
30 ?s-2tav.d GEORGE TUhn Ed.
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RE MRS. WISSLOW'S SOOTHING S2'
RUP for children teethng, greatly facilitates tue
process Of teething by softeuing the gums, rodu-
cling all infammat!on-will allay al pain anu
spasmodic action, and Ii sure TO
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest 70
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR liFAEIS.
Wehave put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in ooSFlD8SCE and TRUTH OF 1t what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
licine-never has it failed in Il single instance to
effect a cure when timely used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatis faction by any one
who used It. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms oil COM
rnendation Of its magical effects and medical VIZ
tuas We speak in this matter WHAT We DO
KNOW" after years OF experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fuhlment OF what we here de-
clare In almost every instance where the infant
il suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
be found in ii fteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be- sure and call fol
"MRs. WINSLOW' 5 SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac smile OF Curtis Perkins On the out
aide wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price
only 25c. per bottle
O1uces: 2l5 Fulton street N. y; 2e5 High Hoi'
born, London, England III st. Paul street. Mon
treal, Canada. se-o-e'u'n
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We are indebted 10 REES Co., photo
graphistS, for Il portrait of RANDOLPH ROGERS
the sculptor, taken on imperial caro- paper,
which is one Of the finest specimens OF the ART
we have ever seen. The friends OF the DIS
tingushcd artist have an excellent oppor-
tuniiy TO secure not only n good portrait OF inc
man. but very fine specimen OF art tha' Is
worth preserving for the art alone
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do vastly more good by instituting such days
than by limiting the hours OF labor.
But the laborers seem to understand what ~
beat They enjoy Themselves occasionally IN
their own way In spite OF pnritanism. Wheh
they get tired of the manly sport OF base III
they will take TO some other. Go 1t boys
All right!
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
n SALG.-The undsr-i- nsd offers for sale T..
his RESIDENCE at Lexington, va. The E;fG
house Is nearly new, and contains slghtIsM
rooms, finished in best style. There ara fourteen
acres OF land attached to the property. The
grounds are handsomely improved and we II sup
piled with shade and fruit tre.s mere dehlra-
biz property is rarely offered for safe.
For terms Of sale aud other Information, III my
absence apply to Governor letcher ,ror
SO ll-Iw JAM Eo u. faAto''
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sg GENTLEA1ES'S ID X T. u U I'd
FOR
FALL AND WlNTsR WEAR.

JOHN G. SHAFER 4 CO.,
MER G II N T l. y D,
Fourteenth street under Exchange HOTEL,
RICHMOND.
hare inst received large and we'll selected stock
If CLOTHS CASsIMERES, 0NERC0ATlNGs,
SILK and VELVET YEsTINGs, Of the latest TO-
reign Importation, which they are prepared to
make up In best manner and most approved and
fashtona BILE styles at reasonable prices.
call Is respectfully solicited.
N.B.-sHIRTS and COLLARS made to order at
short notice.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FURNIa
~ TURE-We are now In receipt OF the largest
and most complete assortment OF new aud elegant
FURNITURE ever offered 10 tho virginia pubic.
II embraces every description needed tor The perfect
0uiht of halls, parlors, dining rooms. and cham
bers, and the prices range from the Lowest 10 tae
highest Ii notwithstanding to quallsy. We are de-
,aru,ned 10 use the same strenuous eXertions 10
pless, which have characterized us Tor quarter
OF a century past and most respectfully invite
continuation Of the patronage heretotoreso noe
rally extended US. ,,nrnp,
SO 30 No Sos Main straot, corner OF Ninth.
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lost, Etr0afed. 07aG Found.

+ OST, on Friday evening, October 18th,
i in thu rotnnda or somewhere ii,ssG2--..ss-,&aA
about tho Exchange II otel, my 20 1T T. H. sfs1;ssd
MOT3AIE. containing about thirty ,,t5:ss..,sseSIs!
dollars In money and rroinssory lie ,a.2ss1L-s2l
Of gentleman in Baltimore for 1850, and ms.
norar da Of no setvico to any one save myself.
The finder VIII please return the pocket book
and papers to K. F. WALKER, custom house, Rich
mond, and retain the money:
oc T--3tS WlLLlA NJ DEN MEAD.
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A MOST DESIRABLE AND HIG A.
Y LY-IMPR0EED FARM OF FOUR HUN.
DKED ACES, in AMELIA COUNTi, Va, FOR
SALE on VEt.T ACCOMMODATED TERMS
1t is located three miles from the Richmond and
Ua.ville Gailroad station 81 the Courthouse, ana
thirtv.s:x miles from Richmond In a salubrlous
and ne4ifhv nsig u borhood. with good society
The dwelling has RI ht rooms, ana II In eHc"Ieh
condition and repair: new otice, lce-hohse'
meat -house, kitchen, fye servants houses, an eH-
cellen, we'll Of superior water, gransry two
corn cribs, two tobacco barns, c&rriaSe-louse,
shed, and stables. with largo MODERN barn III
process Of construction and nearly finished
fine young orchard |i'h great variety OF the
choicest fruit
TIL. soil i admirably adapted to the production
of wheat, corn. and tobacco, amt mas had eieVel
tons OF Boston Milling Companys bone hour ana
two and half tons OF Peruvian Suano applied on
the last two years crops.
There f. a3out $50 cres OF open land, near So
veufy of ri ich are Low GROUNDS Of the fines;
ouaIty, and IS Of which were seeded In grass last
spriug Theroare lily acres well set IL hne clover,
ana forty acres !alioTet for wheat, a portion OF
which ha- been heavily manfred Tor me crop
and the owner will seed forty 5ashois ot wheat
The balance in hickory, OAK, and pine me
growing corn, P!Cvsnier, and Foot Crops, 10
S.th ar with II stock ard Implements, may be-
purchased at market rates and I'll. purchaser VII
be required 10 pay the cost expended on the
wheat crop.
The terms Of purchase for the real estate. one
fourth cash ths balance in four equal payments
at one two three, aud four years. with Interest
added, occurred by deed oftrUst. Other purchases
cash The price will be low, and tho title qua
ranteed beyond peradventure. Address
G B. STACY,
ocl-lm Amelia our,hoGsc, Va.
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HNAKEN UP, on Friday last, FOUR
/ SHEEP, which the owner can obtain by prov
ing property and paying charles. hpplyto
JAM Us BURLElGH,
oc 4-3tx near Ballard farm. Henrco.
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ANE q MEADE'S school,

T ANE q MEADE'S SCHOOL,
IL First street between Main and Pra,Lr,
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr. HopfT,ri
MEADE will open the trst session OF their school
on the 23d September.
While special attention will bs ps!d 70 EnvlI.b
the pup.ls Of this school will bs thoroughIv No.
pared for the University Of Virginia or tho tir.
ginia Military Institute. ''
For further Information apply 10 either 0, II.
Principals, box $50. Richmond, Va. "'
RgFSRESCga:
DR.. F. H. Deane Dr. J. A. Crnninghar. l. y
Crenshaw, Esq. General II. A. Wise, GenerslJ p
Anderson. J. 4. Dupuy, Esd, K A. Lanc..ts,
Eco, Colonel W. Gilman, h T. Williams E.o
Richmond virginia: pr. ). Msupin. Professor !
II. Smith. Professor II. Schels IL We're, untyar.fty
.! Virginia General F. II. Smith, Col6ne! l.
Preston. Colonel T. II Williamson. virstn.. NH.
tary Institute Colonel a. T. Bleds0s, Baltimore
Maryland: Governor John Letcher Lexfn:to7'
Virginia; H. r Lefsbvre, MONTGOMERY, Alaham.
L. s. Harvia, Esl., Rev. r. :. Berkeley. Amelia:
MAJOR X. poCthal, Charles CITY. &C 5-as
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RICHMOND, AUGUST S, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ shall apply to the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company for the renewa Of CER-
shares o! stock in said company, and the last Tor
twenty shares OF same stock-the original certih-
cafes having been lost or DESTROYED about Rrll,
1906 ALEXANDER DUDLEl.
an 6-law2m
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NOTICE.-Allp erso2s Indebted TO Lee
IN SPeck are required 10 make Immediate pay
msnt or suits Will b. Instituted Tor lAe reeoseis
- -, ,norev th.y owe. All creditors 81 the con
csrn ARE requested to furai- me ct once state.
mani Of their claims a. shall distribute anors=t
~ rrsti,ors Dgs rata instruments OF twenty per
cart on their claims fast "a funds are realized
for such dlvid ends ,:u ,,,,.
iwiii be In my Office daily from III o'c!ocR
"Ae'' j. i. IABunEJ, attorney a: Law.
cc1lCt corner Main and Thirteenth streets
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SDecjOZ Notices.

ny OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
mtttINERY.-MRs. NJ. A. RADY would respect
fnllv announce to the ladies that she will open
ON TUESDAY the 9Th instant her fall style OF
BONHRTs AND HATS,
comprising all the NOVELTIES OF the season.
foe 7-3t]
ne ID. ID. F.-P X + NJ T. ID bhEAAh H.
pearly- white teeth, sound and heatny gums
necay erre,ted by using DowDsn's DBSTAL
pIniD Recommended by dentists everywhere.
Bewsre OF imitation. Sold by all druggists
CANDY, GILPlF CO.,
nc Sim wholesale agents. Baltimore, Md
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r IBIER q L REWARD-CkTCH

IBER Al REWARD-CkTC
IL THIEF Stolen, last Saturday night, ~
tbs 2sth utimo, from my pasture, in Hano. <I114,
Goochland, near B-rea church, by Jack hrhen,
y white man, DARK BAY MAZE; long hair and
name, blind in both Dyes, white feet al around,
scar on lef; hip. The man Jack, who stole the
horse, was seen at Mannikn Town on Sunday
morning last with the horses, ing for life, crosa.
INK the ferry into Powhatan county. He told d
lady that he wanted feed for himself and horses,
and went off and did not pay her one cent.
If found In the city, deliver 10 John kichard-on,
Maddox Hill. GEORGE hlCHAEDsOE.
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DisSOIlttiO2,S, sc.

OF co Pa RTNER-
IL sHIP.-The firm OF SNYDER, BOWERS
co has been dissolved ~ OF date september ~
ls67-bcing date OF the decease OF Mr; a ). bow
ers of this finn The business Will be closed up
by surviving partners, Ir alexander Delaney
retiring. aIA - t,pkspH'nr1,NE
hICHAkD lRBf,
Surviving partners.
,,..,,,,,n Y, -Cc.oIar. 1887 Oc s. .w
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NISSOLUTIONO OF PARIH cFo I'll :;
DLEE X PE"K-We have this day dissolved
the partnership heretofore e%atin pet"een us ~.
ina cornmi.siol business cur bOoEs, papers, anc
arconnts have been placed in the hands ot Gene
raj J. D. lmbodsn as orr attorney; to collect I'M
madtately what is owlug TO Is, and apply II 10 The
nay,nert Of The debts Of the concern. our said
attorney is authorized to use the hrmn name III
set. t Eli y - la nat, with him y. VI. Lee.
niei''' " ~ II. II. PECK.
Richmond, September 80, ls67. &C -lOt
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M A n T y, 100000 WHITE OAK
W SLAVES, SIS inches long, Inches wide,
inch thick; 4S INCHES long, INCHES wide, lnch
linches wide. inch thick. For TAr,iculars adj
dress ~. c. MAYO, box ~ Richmond, or =. II.
FlTZHUGH, Loretto, Essex county, Va.
au 29.3m
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Educational.
MCGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
wi NINTH AND CLAY gTYEETg
2. P. MCGUIRg, ia,

MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
lfl YOUNG LADIES, BROAD STREET ~.
fourth session will commence OCT0BHRl and an.
JULY l. 1868. Mrs. Pellets system Of ins,rne,Inu.
Is thorough, and the result Of an sxpsrisnce n,
pursue the study Of history and lstars,rrs 40,
they have finished their educational conr.s viii
be received, and certificates of the!r profcisTr,
will be granted.
For further particulars. apply al her ra.fds,cs
on Broad street between Tenth and Eleventh
5-It