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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-19
ESPECIAL TO TIE COLE HILL DAILY SEws.l
LATEST EASTERN TELEGRAMs.
Tho Indiana Eloction-Ths Re1uiicai
Victory Complete!

Tho Indiana Eloction-Ths Republican
Victory Complete!
CHICAGO, October l7.-In Indiana,
Governor Bakers majority is about
!, 00O-wnich official returns may in.
crease to 1900. Voorhees, is elected,
but his seat will be contested. Reid,
the competitor of Julian, who is de-
clared elected by 1913 majority, will con.
test the election because the vote al
one Of the polls in the city Of Richmond
was thrown out by the judges.
From ohio-RssSS'isan sI"jorit, Is also
CHICAGO, October lin Ohio, the
majority will reach q little over $4,000.
From Peuusylyania-Ton Thousand Re.
publican Majority!
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE latest
election returns show q Republican ma.
jority in Pennsylvania above ten thou.
sand. Preparations are being made to
contest the election Of all the Demo.
cratic city candidates in Philadelphia.
Fox's majority for Mayor is 1888.
G~RrgNsBURa, Pa, October l7.-Iuthe
Twenty-frst District Fosters majority
over Covode is Al. Covode has an
nounced his determination to contest the
seat.
WashIpGton News.
WASHINGTON, October l6.-General
Hooker has been placed on the retired
list, with the full pay Of a Major-Gen'
eral.
Dan VOORHEES, telegraphs that he is
elected to Congress by 100 majority.
But three or four members OF either
branch of Congress were present to-day.
The respective Speakers declared both
Houses adjourned to November 10.
New York News.
New YORK, October IA sailor was
robbed at john Aliens dance house las,
night. The police arrested Mrs Allen
and seven inmates, but John Allen fed.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE motion
to vacate the writs in the suits agains,
General Butler was argued to-day.
A convention of delegates from emf
grant societies in the United States met
here to-day, and appointed a committee
on business and adjourned until Mon
day.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
sAN FnASc1soo. october 10.

rcosRgcrEn DAILY 1T SELsoN. cHunBUcK : co.
GOLD HILL
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WM. w. BISHOP

County Central Committees will make ar
rangcmcnts for meetings as above announced.
SON nj
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BY TELEGRAPH,
FRoAIsACRAMENTO.

~t,rEcrsl TO rul COLI N DAur sEw'']
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-19

Will address the people Of Nevada on political
isstlcs az follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-19
THOMAS FITCH,
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
u. G.. BREARI.RY

HON. t.. d. FER GUSOS
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Aucti0n Sales.
FUTURE DAY
BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioheeis'
Office No. SCI Main street.

rr,RITsTEES' SALE OF A VALU ABLE
RTILnISG LOT ON THE SOUTH
SInE oF GARY BETWEEN TWELFTH
,ND THIRTEENTH STREETS Al Aoo,
ton BY virtue OF n deed OF trust eAee I'.Io
m the undersigned rs trustees by Mhrn'u " "n'
Cooner. dated the 18th day of June, 1895,
a,d any recorded III the Hastings court VI
Tho ci,v IF Richmond, TO secure the pay men |
If certain bonds therein described, ptyhDie W
Joseph c. Bexley, commissioner aPPolnteu uS
the Hastings Court OF the Guy vi h'cnlIion,',
and default having been mace III tiie p'iS men
Of the last bond mentioned in said deco, ana
y, tha request of the holder of said bond, we
shall proceed TO sell on the premises NJ J..
o'clock NJ. WEDNESDAY the lst day OF
AnriI. 1865, If fair, If not, the next falr daY
thereafter, the property conveyed In said deea'
described rs lot 2j3 in plan OF city OF hlchHo!'u'
and bounded rs folows-to wit: Commencing
on the south side Of ID or Cary street the as
rance of lbs feet six inches from the west line
IF Twelfth street, and fronting on ID OF oary
street twenty-five feet more or lesS ana run
ming back ut right angles ninety three ieel 10
an n LEV twelve feet wide. This Is Il very F'liu-
able building lot, being central ana III 'He
business portion of the city.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses
If the sale. The deed requires all cash, but
nv tho consent of the holder OF the note the
sale will be made on the following terms
one fourth cash balance at four, eight, ana
twelve months, negotiable notes, lnlerest
added and secured BY deed of trust. IaNeS
for lS6S 10 be paid By the purchaSer;
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
Trustees.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAILOR
Soy, AuctionecrS. mn -4-1's
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Josh BilIspgSiSsnS.


1t strains mans philosopher the wust
kind tew laf when he gifts beat.
Anvil Nv us komplain ov the shortncss oV
life, vet we awl vast more time than we
uIe.
Don't mistake Arrogance for wisdum,
menny peple hav thought tina wuz wizc
when tina WIS onla windy.
The man who kant git ahed without
pulin others back is very limited cuss.
The principal difference between q lux
ury and necessary is the price.
Whenever the soul is in grief it is taking
root.
Give the devil his DUE" but be care
flll there amt much due him.
After man has rode fast onst he never
wants to 90 slow agin.
Faith that is founded on an arrest and a
truthful convickshun is beautiful to be-
hold, but faith that is founded simpla or
courage amt ennything more than good
grit.
Ezra sorrow has its twin joy the fun oS
scratchin almost pays for having thee each
Thoze familys who are really fust-clas:
never are afraid that tina shall git cheated
out ov their respecktability, while the cod
fish familys are always nervous lest ths
mite.
1t won't do to stir up man when he is
thinking emmy more than it will pan oy
milk when the cream is rising.
1t is easy enutf to raise the devil, bul
he's hard crop to reap.
The onla sure resipee tew govern man.
kind with is the rod; you may festoon il
with flowers and case it with velvet if you
pleze, but it is the rod after awl that doe!
the business.
We ar told that a contented man i
happy, and we might hav bin told at tht
same time that mud turtle could fly if i
onla had wings.
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One Of the most curious Authorizations
in an insane person on record Is related by
Dr.. Skaye, of an asylum in Edinburgh.
The person of whom it is told asserted that
he was more than twenty thousand years
of age, described the scenes during the
geological periods Of the earth, declared
lie knew Noah we'll, and said he was nice
LAD IN early life, but afterwards fell into
dissipated habits ~ For the last three or
four thousand years he had been Augustus
J. Caesar, and this was his usual siepatnre,
When Kate was very little pirl ber
father found her chubby hands full of tho the
blossoms of beautiful tea rose on which
he had bestowed great care. INV dear y
said he, "didn't tell you not TO pick one
OF those flowers without leave ~ eyes.
papa" said Kate innocently, "but ali
these had leaves"
young man once told DR.. Bethune that
n nI hsa enlisted in the army of Zion. "In
W., In'Ia ohursh 7" asked the Doctor. ain
. the naplst," was the reply. 81 should call
. Ina, Joining the navy" was the Doctors
A gentleman in Minnesota write, u ono
OF the papers Of that State complaining uI ~
q remark made by "your local topician.n
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prrrrsurno, March 81, 1868.

p,.-rpsur-rt,, March II, 1868.
of cotton this week only
lho , aoG hnies against 592 last week and
.oae" - thousand the week before,
.hns slowing more than gradual falling
oT From the receipts at all the ports,
a.. ore now able to make tolcrably fair
climate of the crop of 1867, which bids
fair TO amount to fully two and fourth
millions of bales, against l 800, 600 the year
before. Some persons have estimated il
NJ high as two and q half millions, and
even more, but as 100000 bales OF
the last crop have already been
delivered, it is hardly probable that,
compared with preceding years, more
than one fourth Of that amount can still
be in planters hands. Under all the cir
cumstsnces it may be regarded as pretty
fair crop, but if the season had not been so
disastrous there is hardly a doubt that IT
would have reached three millions-for as
if by common consent the planters IN
every part of the South made the most
extraordinary efforts to pitch and cultivate
large crop. 1t may be years before they
are able to make such eXcrtions again,
crippled as they arc by failure to realize
profit, with the almost certainty Of negro
asccndancy in the finest ;ton-growlng
States.
Some discussion has arisen in the papers
in regard to the relative merits OF inc TO-
bacco markets of Richmond and refers
huro Tn the long run there is doubtless
little to choose between them, as SO many
ncrsons are engaged in the trade III both
cities as to keep mp prices to the full value
of the article. Richmond, without doubt,
has the advantage both Of position and
prestige Of attracting much the larger
trade; but the two places are IN such
close proximity that all the leading agrl-
cultural productions are obliged to be
maintained in both at about the same
standard Of value. There are times,
owing to transient causes, when to-
bacco may be bought at lower prices
than the general average; and by closely
watching the markets the agents OF our
manufacturers buy tobacco in Richmond
at very reasonable rates. And the con-
verse Of this statement may be equally
true. But this of itself does not give
either market the preference over the
other as general thing. Nothing can be
gained by making inyidious comparisons
rather let generous rivalry stimulate the
enterprise Of both parties.
After the morning session the Hastings
Court adjourned over to Monday. Nearly
the whole forenoon was occupied in trying
case of misdemeanor, the insignlticance
Of which is indicated by the mild sentence
passed on the culprit, which was ten days
Imprisonment in the city Jail.
Mr.. Rushmore denies all knowledge OF
his appointment as tobacco inspector, and
saws he would not take the oath for all the
Offices in the State. When the announce
mert was made it caused some surprise /;
for though Mr.. Rushmore is northern
man by birth, he has been living here for
many wears, served in the war, and accord
ing to tho testimony of his comrades
there was no better soldier in his COM
=.
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Il will surprise some people to learn sa that hat
the date "Saturday, February ~, mas
been see possible only on four days since s the
osontion 91 of the Gregorian style-in l772,
1sia Ts4o. and l86s-aud that it will be
correct only once between this time and
1896.
A wag short time since imposed upon
the editor Of the Princeton Republican the
anh chapter of Matthew as an original ar
ticle, and its origin was not discovered
until the proof-shect was read.
Official patronage is the great trans
former. Wade is now Honest Ben" g 4
saint in Grape is twice saint in lawn
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The E0unf of Bitterness.

9, sky of clouds, O, earth of graves
Q, sea of gray and moaning waves
q, heart of bitterness, that Graves
Relief in overflow.
! dreamed the earth was fair 10 sec;
| dreamed the waves laughed merrlly;
| dreamed the skies bent over me
And smiled and loved In" so
Alas, it's not in earth OF skies
The secret of this sorrow lies
The secret of the fearful eyes,
The bitter heart 5 q 'erno".
lis nearer yet a Marah- spring
Deep opened III the heart, 10 ling
lis binding spray Ger everything
a cold gray mist Of woe.
MY pitying God, Thou know'st what tree
Cast In these Marah waves, would be
a thing 10 make them sweet Tor me
As Eden blessed streams,
But if, in wisdom and in love,
This bitterness Thou bid me prove,
Let hopes fair rainbow bend above,
And Marah glorious seems.
BoStvu Transcript
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-23
BY Harrison, Goddin & ApperSon,
AuctioueerS and Real Is Agents.
SALE OF A Small

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
1 HOUSE AND Lot IN SIDNEY, ON
.ALBEMARLE STREET.-As trustee IN II
certain deed of trust, dated 2lst July, 1876,
executed by Mr.. Samuel Mcpherson. duly re-
corded in Heurico County Court, | shall pro-
coed 10 sell AT public auction. ON the preni
scs. on THURSDAY the 26th March, 1865, ut
-. o'clock y. NJ. IL fair. II not, the first fair
day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con-
vryed by the said deed, consisting of Il lot
fronting - feet on the south side OF Able
marie street and running back l7j feet 10 an
alley having thereon 4 small framed tene-
meut, now III the occupancy Of said McPher-
son.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray expenses
Of sale and 10 discharge the balance OF prIncI-
p:I and interest due on the bond secured by
said deed. amounting 10 about $3.50 and rs 10
the surplus OF sale, upon such terms rs may
be announced III the hour Of sale.
NH Il W. GODDlN, Trustee.
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By Lee < Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. Is Thirteenth street.

SALE OF HANDSOME
a BRICK DWELLING, on THE COX:
SER or BAKER AND ST. SIEPliENH
STREETS, AT ATCrION.-ByT virtue OF the
provisions of 4 deed OF trust executed by
Thomas G.. Epps, bearing date on the 3oth day
of December 1877 and of record i'll the oNoe
OF the clerk OF Richmond musings Court 10
secures certain sum OF money therein men
toned i'm execution Of the sad trust, Deihe
ruucstrd 50 to do by the party secured, l
will proceed to cell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, 18th day OF March, lstS. ~ I
o clock =. NJ, on the premises, the REAL
ESTATE conveyed BY said trust deed, ~ iol-
lows: w
4 FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING,
situated on the corner OF Baker and st. Ste
pheus streets, containing thirteen rooms be-
sides closets and bath room; brick kitchen
with four rooms stable and carriage house.
All built of the best material and workman
ship and now in good repair, and occupied
by the said EppS
The lot has Il front of l29 feet, extending
back l4o feet, and is we'll enclosed.
Terms OF SALE: The deed requires sum :
cicut sum in cash TO defray the expenses OF
sale aud 20 discharge 4 bond for $500, with
interest from 3Uth December, lsJ7 residue
upon such time rs the said Thomas {. Epps
may direct but it Is probable that IN ar
rangement may be effected by which 4 credit
will be given on n large portion OF the pur-
chase money THOMAS +. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE GopDIS, Auction
.n-S NH l3-td
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OPPlCg RiCHAoSD AyD YORK RIVER !
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHHOSp. March II. l-bS J
TO PHILADELPHIA ANT

Z me TO PHILADELPHIA AND
I i BOSTON RE. OPENED This company
il now prepared again ID receive tnd forward
freight 10 and from Boston and Ph!iadrphlt.
FREIGHT for these points l"tErs Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and ~ III"
same time for Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louis
yille Chicago, and all points between heel.
ing and Parkersburg and Baltimor" on IA"
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ANA all places
reached by the Northern Central railroad.
Passengers will find this Il delightful spring
and summer route TO Baltimore, where ,hey
arrive always in lime for the early trains
North and West, with ample tim" for break
. fast in Baltimore, If desired. Fare 10 BARI
more only four dollars 81
FreIghts for Baltimore ana points beyond
received n all times.
shippers, observe the following directions
From BosroS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS your
goods " keystone and Union Line care %
- Richmond aud York River Railroad Linz"
Baltimore, and ship By Boston and froyI.
dence railroad.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RIcH%oSD.-Siup by
the "Phlladelphia and Baltimor" lEio"
Line" No. Is North wharves, Philadelphia,
care Of Richmond and York River Railroad
Line" Baltimore.
Baltimore office, No. Light-street wharf.
Trains leave the Richmond depot dalty q:
a. N.
STAGE LISE FOR TArPAHASNocE.-Every
tt ESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, on The
arrival of the ears At Fish Haul station, /"
King William county, stages leave FOR Kappa
hammock, passing King William Courthouse,
Walkcrtou, Burlington. and Miller's Tavern,
and reaching Tappahannoch a . clock same
day.
Returning, stages leave Tappahanuook on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and pas
seugcrS reach Richmond by the ears At $50.
Fare 10 Tappahanuock, $40, and 10 other
points III proportion. ..
WILLIAM B. EEOS,
Freight and TIcNeJ Agent.
Captain JoHS II. FREEMAN, Passenger anG
Freight Agent mn ~
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLFR RAIL.

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDTLE.-
On and after Friday the loth day OF January.
1865, the passenger trains on this road wIh
run as follows:
t9iag r.st Mail Train.-Leaye Richmond
daily at s:lj \. NJ. leave Dtnvlie da!Iy IT
5.23 Z. NJ. I; arrive ut Greensboro daily ~
$50 =. NJ. connecting ut Burk"vil!r with
trains on the Southside railroad for FarmyIe,
Lyucnburg. Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville,
Memphis. Grand Junction, New Orleans. &c,
and 1T Greens boro' with trains on the North
Caroline railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, A..
lanta Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, &c.
fiojng east.-Mail and PASSENGER Train
Leave Greensboro daily at / y. VI. leave
Dauville daily ut 6:i3 y. NJ. arrive ~ Rich.
mond ut 3:l5 +. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg.-
Leave Burkeville daily Sundays excepted at
$50 p NJ. arrive ut Richmond 1t 10 p. VI.
THOMAS DODANEAD.
il 10 Superintendent.
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NH l4-2tawtApS-dtds

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM BE-
l LOW RICHMOND.-By virtue OF 4
deed OF trust executed by cambridge Ball and
wife OF Heurico county, on the 10Th day OF
April lSG2, and duly recorded IN the County
Court OF said county on the same day
III. undersigned rs TRUSTEE therein named,
will offer for sale. on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2lst OF April. II fair, Of
not, the next fair day thrrcatterD a
TRACT OF LAND six miles east OF Rich
moud and living between the Newmarket,
Nariua and alill roads, and con tanning about
40 acres. There are three small houses on
the place, and portion Of the land Is now in
cultivation. The title Is believed 10 be- good,
but acting Us trustee, | VIII convey only such
title ~ is >tnd in me- as such.
TERMS Will be liberal, and announced on
the day OF sale CARLTON ARCHER,
NH ls-2tawtlsip--dtds Trustee.
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By Cabel! & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTS'
l1l3 Main street.

ry,RUsTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOMIE
COTTAGE RESIDENCES, On ny gym IN
Gil CHAMBER HILL, FRONIdNN.I,r ~
Ross STREET BETWEEN OURTEEN n n
AND MAYO, MAR AT16 The R y A virtue II u of a
I.ad of trust executed TO the subscriber oy
o9 P Ballard and "ior Tf in da ,he Office iii e Of
- D;t,,;,ont Jusiinps Court at the request OF
the brneciay shall prqGfefds 70 ss ,h hs ash
ton on the premises, on ~ E'oDA5 " hat
dav If March, 1865, ut ~ O'Clock W., LIN .i'
rsr,ain lot of LAND lying and being IN In, tne
city OF Richmond, on Council Sna,,inr rnnr,
on thr south side of Ross street between out
tenth and Mayo fronting on SAD MOSS faa, to
70 feet running back ut right ansie s 10 Lot Of
tsnnn alley, bounded on the east by the 'o' y. Va
r w Uaxall, on which there are t Two ~:
,na attractive COTTAGE RESiDEN,lE1
,.i,idinp = good rent. This is very Faluaone
1roperty-well worthy the attention VI p"'
ChaserS. ,,, ,a giran on 2
II is probable that Il credit can be gwen w
,ortinn of the purchase money. Inc taAe'
Tor Is6S TO be paid by the purcnassr. .1-c-
Trustee.
MI IL
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Nv Lee & Goddiu Auctioneers,
M IL Thirteenth street.

SALE OF ONE SOL AkE
or LAND, on BAKER STREET 81 =
T1vt,EN ST. JAMES AND ST. STEPHE.N,Ss
IvITU SEVEN DWELLING HOUSE; ,
TfEEEON; ALSO, VACANT Lol9 "A l
Auction. BY virtue of the provisions OF Il
.I,ad of trust executed b. Thomas =. EppS'
hearing date on the 9th day OF january; ie,''
nd If record in the office of the clerk OF hlch-
wand Hastings Court, being requested by Ihe
noriips Interested, ] will proceed 10 sen ~
tt,Ihlic auction on WEDNESDAY tue ~ IL
NV of March. 1865, ut ) O'Clock +. NJ, on 'ne
premises the real estate conveyed 10y the sa'i
trust deed, viz: p,,.or
one LOT OF LAND fronting on Baker
street embracing the whole square between
ST James and st. stephens streets OH " hic .
ara suyau dwelling houses. These tenentnts
have several rooms each, ana are occuPle" W
prompt tenants At fair rents. IS.
ONE LOT at the northeast corner VI -
StrphenS aud Baker streets, fronting 'oo"'
thirty feet on 81. Stephens street ~
ONE LOT on ST. Pauls street ~ sGcSt'
Ral;rr and Duyal, with TWO FRAME iEs
MENTS thereon, containing three rooms e;'ch.
Trrvs or SALE: one third OF the pnrchhse
money yrill be required III cash the resume
an q credit of six and twelve fnoiI'hS toi u, -,
RIO notes interest added, ana secured ny
,rust deeds The taxes for lo6o 10 De pala ny
tha purchaser or purchasers ,,r
'''' THOMAS =. AUGUST,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE Y GopplS, AUG
.o. NH Is
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THE CREDITORS OF DR.. JOHN II.

4 BOYLE, deceased, who resided in Rich.
mond tat the Spotswood HoteD during the
rebellion, are notified TO file their claims for
payment with the vouchers thereof, with the
clerk OF the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county, Md, within sixty days from the l6th
of February, 1895, or refer TO Frank II. Stock.
cit, trustee, at Annapolis, Md.
NH 20-F2W. L. BOYLE
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UNDERTAKING REDUCED.-Owing

UNDERTAKING REDUCED.-Owing
~ to the scarcity of money, and complaint
OF high prices for Collins, will in future fur
nish Il handsome Mahogany or Black Walnut
Coffin, box, lined and trimmed, for SIS; a
handsome Poplar or Pine Coffin, stained rose
wood color, box, lined and trimmed for Si3
small size Mahogany or Walnut, box. lined
and trimmed, from IS TO IS; Poplar or Pine
box, lined and trimmed, VI and IS. Hearse
and Carriages 81 reduced price. Call 1T No
u, corner Of Franklin and Eigh teent LII streets
NH 20-3La J. W. SATTERWHITE.
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OF RICHMOND.-Ths

MERCHANTS OF The
w merchants OF Richmond who desire the
trade of the rich and populous VALLEY or
VIRGINIA, as we'll as the counties west OF the
Valley, should advertise in the "STAUN.
TON SPECTATOR as that journal has q
much larger circulation in that part OF the
State than any journal in Virginia. II is one
OF the oldest, best established, and most
widely circulated Journals Of the State, and
is the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
outside Of the large cities. It's terms for adj
vertsing are moderate. The Richmond mer-
chants should avail themselves Of the benefit
OF its columns. Address
Il. MAUZY co,
NH 20--lws Stanton, Va.