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HHALLENGEN.xTSHg ssssss0ys
w IS 70 all Piano Manufact urers In
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WHEREAS, ny object IL exhibiting the the Patent
Arion Piano at the late Fair Of the American In /
stitute. being Imoreto have;it fully tested by q
thorough impartial trial. than to fobtssin aPremi
ums, and having refused the Medals aud Premi
ums awarded to- the Patent Arion, because no
proper examination or trial of comp citing Pianos
could be had. And, axsis !na yfwsa si---s!59s
sWEEREAs, some o-called) best makers refus q
to compete, for the same, reasons, and as Il be-
lieve i am Notwithstanding thebest Grandand
Square Piano Fortes in the country, W ithout an
exception, anda earnestly desire to- prove the
CORE ethess of my opinion, while assisting 81 de-
serving charitable institutiea;a 9Th erefore this
day, and for thirty days,x Challenge all manufac-
turers.o the Grand and Square Pianos to pub
lie, professional and mechanical trial against the
PatenteAfieR. Pianos, upon 1.-The following TERMS
viz Trial TO take place in the city of New, York
The manufacturer of the best Grand Plane to be-
come the owner of all Grand Pianos entered in.
competition. The pfannGaeaurer eos the a best
Sqnar 81 Piano to become the owner of all Souare
Pianos entered in competition. One professional
and enc mechanical Judge to be selected by each
Competitor Judges to- be, sworn .tog decide upon
the inertia of the instruments. When the trial sof
tone and touch takes place. every Piano to be
covered so as to render recognition Impossible 81
When the trial of constrActi0aa and workmanship
takes pacegeach competitor to have one repre-
sentatians or be present shmself to ex plain ITO
the Judges the merits Of his Pianos and the faults
in osny oshera Expenses Of, trial, to be- borne
squsily ,by each eompetit Hall for trial to be
selected by the judges; date Of atsial t. be named
By 4hs5aagss.s The owner or owners of tbs. Pr
amos declared to be- the best to give all the Pianos
ia the the Mayer Of the city Of New York, be Sold
as he may direct, and tie proceeds to be approli
p1issa satsf Nsg X s Public
Il dnventen and Manufacturer Of the Pal ent Arion
Piano Fortealfs ,NeY1Yark, Nov. 1859. M ,te !
sFheaAIion Pamphlet, giving full description,
etc, of the Pianos, mailed free, by addressing
b2s elatoH snas ,aa IL COVELL & CO..
NoE554 Broadway, New York city. /
.snsy l87tf d 70 ais, s.ee. ~ ..a,
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A writer in the Chicago Legal News urges
the holdingof "annual meetings of members
Of the legal profession from every part Of the
United States, for the discussion Of law re
forms, similar to meetings beld by members
of other learned professions both in this
country and in Europe" z.s9'i E. s ,4'.a'
Tie Navajoe Indians, Arizona, are settling
down upon their reservation, and seem to be
we'll pleased with the prospect Of becoming
civilized. The government lately presented
them with $4,000 head Of sheep and goats.
A large number Of Indians are farming
The tribe numbers 5000.
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!. -aHoREkEsss eeNspalrgIoN

Az .aaiaWashington, DIG, August 20, 1862
8 Forsseveral years had been subject to q cough
and spiaing blood. One year ago last winter !
took "A hehyy;cold, which settled on my lungs
Il had a had henorrage.i, Iused many Cough
Mixtures, but found noarelief. was very sick
all summer. went to the country hoping it
would benefit me but when j returnedsmy cough
was morerviolent than ever. II had al frightfhl
hemorrhage, which slasted;fiyesdays; was very
Tow and nervous, and suffered with fshortnessl OF
breath = sccughed necessarily could not sleep
had no appetite.sA'F tried everything my friends
recommended, but found no relief until I7tried
De Bings Wonderful Remedy. Il took this RENE
Fdy, Niafngse, about eight months and my friends
and hundreds ofsacquaintancess.j IN Washington
who knew my supposed hopeles bed-ridden
condition, surprised to see& sattending I'd
my household affairs and about the city, appar-
entity as well as other people generally. Ishave
recommended it to several afflicted persons during
the year, who have been benefited by its use.
- Mrs. LoUrsA HURDLE,
A2NftI 2 ~ 30 SO tssf&lsi fst 5S8 HI street
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W. G. Wickham, President Of tins Chcsa-
peakes and Ohio rsiload, arrived from Kew Kew
York on Saturday morning last, and left for
bis farm in theevening. He statesSthat the
new Board of Directors have determined to
commence operations as soon as practicable
after the Christmas holidays Al adequate
force will besemployed ou the tunnel, about
leightmiles west of the White Sulphur
Springs, SO as to ensure its complctiop before
the other part of the road is fuishod. It is
believed that trains will be running between
Richmond and the Ohio river before the cx.
piration of two years. Wing. ..,s& aa!i
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H ANCY BA sNAR
/. = HIRSH & LOEB, i ,as
MAIN STREET, sTAUNTON,, VA.

Where you win find Ladies' Companions Card
Boxes, Toys of all kinds, Rocking Horses, Wag-
-ons. Plated Casters, Baskets, Cups, Revolving
Butter Dishes, Walking Toys, Work Baskets, Pho
tograph Albums with plated hinge, Slipper Pat.
terms, Ladies, satchels, Fancy French Clocks,
Watches, Fine and Fancy Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Spoons, Dolls, Wax Figures in Vases,
China Ornaments. and in fact oyerything you can
think of viii be found at Hirsh s Leeb's.s Prices
moderate. dec 16-tf
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<..-
Nor IN YET I'VE are sorry to announce
to our readers that another hitch, has occur
redin the progress Of re construotionl We
are not in yet and it seems to be aE1ittle an
certain when We will beaaou,, parstsula,
friend B. F Butler seems TO have got. .
crank in his, head Well! We suppose ave
can stand i'll! Matters willscome right after
while! When we do get in, we will know,
and remember, Rhowere our friends. IN The
day of our adversely aa,.es -;..T, =. ~,
! seems to US 4strapge sthat-s the aspiring
young politicians who have a future
before them-do not realize tie fact that de-
spite of all party tactics the South .. mast
ere long be restored tofher rights, and be Q
power in the land !sn ElevensS States will be q
pretty good stock in trade for a Presidential
candidate to commence business on ! In the
contests between the East andthe West, the
South must hold the balance Of power =
It would be well to remember this fact
It would be well to rccoIlect that in a few
years, it will be necessary to shape politics to
suit the Southern market! When that day
comes, We will not forget either our friends
or our enemies..ssl> 5sig yas aag 87u4g 7!
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.Frustration ola Desperate attempt to De-
q .i,vssig.ys RI StrOy the Gunb0ats. aadneHrsF

-
EasaA desperate attempt to destroy the Spanish
aggdhboats, on W ednesday evening, was fofled
blythe vigilance ~ those in Charge Of the 10
tiliaa For fur days two young men, George
lAbbas andssAIbert Sang, late Of Gafibaldi's
guerilfas, have been at work to drive the Gu
bans to some action. They raised ten men and
Had two boats ready, but The Junta would not
even spend $50 to buy combustibles. Theil
plan was as follows: =
Twenty Eve men were to be placed at the
foot of Fourteenth street behind pile Of lum.
bcr,l and, at agivensignal, were to throw hand
grenadcs on the unfinished boats lying Ehir
teenth street. Who's .theywere on FIRE two tug
boats were to come up aud offer assistance in
towing three or four ef.the ready to-sail boats
away, while fifty men lying at the foot of'nthe
same street were to board them, revolver in
hand, and run the boats out of the harbor
Tor, edoes were ready to assist in destroying
the others remaining. In spite Of the Junta
the men would have made an attack last night
had not the spy Gordon, who is il Mr.. Pink
crton's employ, betrayed them to the Spau-
ards, so that when Sang came to look. after
things, he found the boats ready t meet any
attack, and about one hundred and fifty armed
men patrolliug the streets IN the vicinity Of
Delmater's yard. They left Disguised, and
went by railroad to some part South, with
fifty men, where on the coast Of Virginia, a
steamer will be ready to take them up They
have nothing to do with the Junta, and only
work for the canse Of General Jordan, who, if
the gunboats leave the city will never have
: chance TO come back to this continent.-N.
y. J1..,aes. 70 = aot7 -
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PorsoN1tsd "a prAirn. III sCHIElsiT.E,5RsiF1p.


About two weeks ago colored man named
Fleming Scott, Residing near Chester, the
halfway station between Rfeehmaad ana Pc.
tersburg was taken violently sick after eating
some bacon and green's Which his wife had
cooked for him. He died 7next morning, sand
was buried With as little ceremony las:possibe,
The suspicious of the .ncighbors, were excited
and at their instance the police authorities d
county caused the body of Scott to be disinter.
red. The stomach. was sent to DR.. W. H.
Taylor of this city for, an examination ana
and analysis Of the contents. He Immediate
y detected the presence, Of arsenic, and prompt
ly informed the Chesterfield authorizes of the
fact. A warrant was then issued for the an
rest Of Scotts wife, and her supposed para
mour Daniel Walker, but they had taken the
alarm and fed. The colored people in tht
vicinity of Chester are greatly excited by this
eyent:- RtcAnsonds Wing no. qgis .aif.9
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sast estafsssieeas oasf Ut ts5Assn ats MOI
lssfsonabts prices. Let q Apeml iii
every new Esctorysaads az th yalp&oi tk1
propersy6 DE wkSissto4 Hhers Amlsb
practical wisdom in the fable Of the syBIt
line leaves. The sybil offered mine leaves 81
manuscript for sale for given sum- Itswas
refused. She won't off and after a while, re-
turned with ste leaves which she offered at
an increased price. 1t was refused. Again.
she left and after a time, returned with three
sleaves for which she demanded ressiii higher
price. The price aaapaid, and "a treasure of
incalculable value was secured !! SUnimprov-
ed town lots are like sybyllne leaves The
fewer a man has left the more valuable they
become. ,,sg.ai, !. FL ,.4.yF. ss'.s
dustead of seeking to extort unreasonable
prices, lot-holders would find il to their i'd
terest to gre array one half Of their lots if
it were necessary to ensure the establishment
of alarge Factory: in the neighborhood.r The
remaining half would be worth more than
the whole was originally. IF we can build
up, our town 50 Is TO have a population Of ten
thousand thrifty people, the, aggregate value
of the real property of The town will Is t,e
doubled - Population creates business. Pop
ulation makes wealth. Every able-bodied
man adds more than $1,000 TO the wealth Of
the community. Every skilled labeger adds
three or four times that much. Il is to- thu
interest ofseNery citizen, therefore, to addto
the population Of the town and county. The
more people there are the more mouths are L
be fed-thc more backs to be clothed-tht
more heads to be covered the more feet t.
be shod-the more families to- beesheltered
Educated, and maintained A welcome ther
Ito population! A welcome to industry =
a welcome to skilled labor. T4slS xa.bzs !
81 Inithis CONNECTION we cannet retrainsfron
depressing the hope chat the managerso of tn,
Chesapeake & Ohio r. R. may be induced t
establish workshops here. Il, seems to I, u
there are many considerations, which shoule
prompt them to doso. Timber andeiron ar
abundant here. The cost of the necessarie
Of life are less here, than in the cities. Whell
the Railway is. extended TO- the, ,lcoal-6eds
fuel will be cheapa The climate is healthful
The means of education are ample 18th
habits Of the people are sober and iinaustrioui.
The society is good ls-=;c1hprehes Of all denonj
nations are open. z)iisd bF,l y!.seaf,uoae4 ii
Our esteemed fellow citizen Gen. job
Echols, is member Of the Board Of 'Direc
tors. We beg to call his attention 10. til
1subject.: His high Intelligence and eompre
hensise and patriotic views cannot fail to i'm
press themselves on the minds Of his assoc
fates: We doubt not that he will exercise,
commanding Influence in the councils Of til
Board.;s We therefore. venture to -bespea
j. his active cooperation, in procuring, tho e,
adjustment Of company Workshops here =
We are satisfied il will be for the Interest.
the company and the welfare Of the tvwn. !.
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!, " VIA a. .,EE:,',,ItEE:,,E, !.

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, F1tun6nia
cssss ssss SCI Cd e ~.
Daily reports are made of relief affordsd@by
thiEtMa< ARN zaaKdfH AenepH 81 Til sadEty
curious to learn of benefits from its use, may in
quire in galti4ore at 40S9gth Eutaw, So South
North Gay streets.
IAN the DfIggf stsyasd hunsFelsi Of pcfssns in
Washington,sD. c., Alexandria, Va, > and athe
surrounding country, kncwef cures by ii this Dgn-
dsrtM Reggeeqay.ga Qak a,l~sg,Is.S.g II
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!, s.s&ews Items.

.s. HsAeMNs items'
Txagenuisa JapaSsse keep a tea store in
chiss'ggo 81 ssssss tksy draw. l
Tho{ bsaslaraS criii grafton of Heb IL !
from Tss si The spring. NH
Ps5rvouca ;sap6sasts for fuel and sat
blocEa ! i t'ee at Atlanta in a ny isss!!
DR.. MsKsfsey. Zachary Taylor's ptgsis
clan, tied in New 0rieans- last week -
IL Mss;huaatea psspsssis y cs:sYsA Eearms
living by that species Of awinalins known as
/ ,spnl Es!ssa LILLE ~, .,I,,l4
been gathered. ~ Nirsiaia this ,ssessss sold
for S., 900. ~ s. AZ, 80
!sRjiassssth,;s6oabe tisssa,lllss = real lseasr
hitching post, set up ii 40, that is still SER
viceahle. X RzRsss~ sgsp7gxs*Ya
-Four Pittsburg girls waltzed five hours ON q
The prize was gold ring.
Governor Gcarys fias Withdrawn his official
|'ofdcr for the execution Of 81: Paul Sehocppej
action # upfel I'M. so gi!
r. On Saturday eeo, 900 werct paidssintor the
State Treasury by the sheriff of Augusta
Ic6untv. &c Esa ssssstsas.sTpvfs. s-s.,ssmstE
~ sN .Sss4atgs xsss sszss..s ~ Ia si.sSx 9t7 80
W. Tie holders ofaNerth Carolina bonds are
urging Federal Interference with North Caro-
siaa faanees, battle-ground that thcs Federal
government must enforce the constitution
adopted under ffie reconstruction acts,
ga. - ilwaukee man gave his Riifs.a fifty dol
lar. sTeenhack asfew4 nights ago for safe keep
ing, and she concealed it in the coffee mil
sInthe.. morning the husband ground. thes.eof1
fec and pads rather an expensive cup.
foh~ john Russell, * Secretary of State
Of Ohio, dicd at 1Ufribanna, On Thursday
Mr.. Russell was 7the aRepabffcaD member
elect to the Ohio Senate, from the. eleventh
district. His death Ieayes the Senate tie.
/ The Baltimore Amesiitona saysa there sare
any number of railroad enterprises ',preseting
themselves as claimants for the city 5 nursing
. care. Ajcouplesof railroads in Virginia want
a million and a half, and will probably get i'll
simply because they arc in Virginia, ~
The new hotel in New York, the eSouthI
ern Hotel; 'noM 'builli9g. win ibe tie iarIpesd
hotel in America. It win cost $ss114 cool
one fourth bsi gsfor thca f,ifn1fdfe'r wifs acl
commodate 1000 guests has roo rooms;
six parlors, and bctin an respects the .aHotei
of the Period ".7ss 40 zoets az gas EeY
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|qi ''Ports erayon, "2Gen.zD III. strothcr, is
said to have on hapd an unpublished series Of
sketches illustrating John Browns raid into
Virginia. II
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d ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

Ia,.s Vienna, Fairfax county, Va, Sept, p, $50
have been troubled ithseyere, Asthma, caus7
ing great nervous prostration palpitation of the
heart, and shortness of breath, with pain in the
left side and breast. Il tried doctors prescrip-
tions and many otherinedicines. II got no reEef
until took De Bing'so Gonsnmptives Remedy
am now taking the third bottle, and am greatly
improved; feel stout, and am free from those
pains, nervousn eessss nd shertness ef breath.
FL Ehave a,married daughter who has been, aflictr
ed with peculiar female complaints, with a. tend-
ency to eonsumptive declinHsY She is now 8 quite
WE'LL after taking only four bottles Of this womb
erful remedy. PRESLEY W. MoRELANp. /
PHFSGALrANDsNERv PROsTRAIIpN. /
Z -ssSsf ssss ~ Baltimore, Md, Oct, 90, 1885,
(. Mywife has suffered for sometime with generF
al debility, causing physical and nervous pros
tratio1 of hef 81 stem, and producing a series of
Female Complaints, terminating in Spinal Aztec
Etion. Two Bottles of Be Bling Remedy has ret
stored her to usual good healtll.s ga Il - II. /
s;Asss ls-e.'lJeHN,A. SEGAL, l93, A, Gay Street.
= & .', Z elF1EskF oSsqaitRroNsS sg
,.,s..5..;. Baltimore, Md, Nov. 80, 1869. |
\ have been several years troubled with XANere
cough: caused by neglected colds, which became
worse from fresh colds or exp sure ;land -four
uVtIAco ". LtPtuS -ucmSuy HitS- qulge RIciIeveV
me Of cough and NERVOUS prostfations, o. b94aq |
''e@ EHARLEs y. BEuohRFy 81 NJ Gilmore ST. |.
ssssfs ssassmssss- ssssssess1ssss ~sxax
lNcIP1ENT coNsQMMR F. IsQlNs,ss m.sts |
[s'ia3 Washington; ID. O., September23 1862 |
! had q seyerecong resulting from a nsglectI
ed cold. Ttried various PICTORIAL femeaiesqwith-
what alarmed a .,lsdty' 1 flieAllS ihduiJed hi to
Ftry ! botsfs 81 De Bings viafug@. In fs~sdAys
was entirely cured, III aveohad shos return Of
fhe 'sicknesslsinse. Tes;sG VIM W. fDEMalNB, # |
$50 e@at s37r'sgd ie Assistants sS1rveyors |
s@I have persona1knowfedge of the cure effected
in the abovesease.s ftAsJ.tS eHAFHaRraMsD b. |
and Phafmacautist,s |
s siisiias orsh Capitol andsH streets,
-hstioU |
'A iss INFLAA1MATION OF THE LUNGS |
Bordentown, N. j., N9y7, 1859.
I contracted cold, which settling on my lungs,
caused islammnibn Sndsseyeres pains csosssmy
breast and shoulders alarming my family and
friends 0neswsek, use 81, De ging Wonderful
Remedy relieved me Of cough, and stopped. the
pains in my breast and shoulders T i'm awelf and
thankful. tHzel 10 CoRNELius LENT
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Y 81 - Z -4,A
YnARLQ5TEsX4hE' cemner ~
,Drs OivekAp Nk IishmAp G'HRmlnence' was
shSt and,ksifed snis ci's!ass morning az
o'clock, by george u Ayses Oh rauqnief
county. =,
-It-seems- that Air. sses- charges That while
Oliver some months ago was on visit 20 Ely.
quier county, partaking OF the nosPi.al,tlesvI
his house, nc SUGGESTED ~ seaacihS MS daush-
ter rsAyras af1veq yessyfcrra Y aise{npoh
from hls homo ons-the sxo'oc1ook -. m tram
=He went to- DE-. Oliver szhouse, bat 1ound mat
he vas ont Of town. He waited Until THIS Us
morning'and again went TO MS mousse ABOUT
Vclockh Osfver Yves M bed, but was called out
intoa room adJoiuing his chamber to see Ayresi
Bpon seeing yres' ne offered his hand, but
a: s declined teihns nm Tn at ne nad Commit
ted an oHence nr ~l.ch nothing =, put put ms iiie
could atone, and drawing GOV navy ma re
volyeT commences nflng upon MIN;
4OlNer turned and hed towards ms !: cham
Der, Ayres hrlng two sfots at nm as ne ran,
ana atniru as ne iet, penipa a.. ING peg. Al
three pierced ms pooy causing oeas'' ~ fe~
moments 81. ~ Fl..sss ,e,,s3 s,,.E-s
mf yfes Is h,sl'y lespec'apie P,an's. y
fanqu,er county man o. cAenplsry c,larac;
Ief ana A le l = o, ' i.s
cnu'cn tneFe. -, .,.:i. ,,ss..,
Dr. Uhver rs wen Anown in lrs,ln,a az ~
agent or OF superiniei,ue'''i oi an ~ r.
grant company az, 'afse nunpei =. 49,.
Immigrants na volne ~ ,ne AZ,
auspices iic was oe'.ossu ~ Iain
nor the tweives years prsceu 10 - - p;ra
TINS eoant'yi Dscn lss'uen es. ~, -
nun hnglapaSii he was. apuuI -. y ysals
age, anu q maHol .1o peeso T, .ss
f'1 NV
AZ bismngnaa sps'a.se u.s. D..s
Il sistea ea's ,soun'.y W.
-. -. ~. H. IT. =. -,
=. ;.h,,eo
,,,o.sod
Pops 3. - i h;s,,1. ~ s; T.
s,'hs 'la ueS.a " &. Es,.d - raa ~
aocnce.': tsose' ~ ~. 1870
= =. Ia 8 raoas
w ~.
eho Airean,il az pa.a .,
MIRO con'sihpS'nu ~ $500 ysa.
IsaSo'hH' aetuin1s1 vi us'p '''s ps"y anu s.'
party. ~ spaee sysep'y Peisuns ,,, "Ao" ~
mag ana uceo 'ro' come m'sa hin:is =. 'un
der the impression Els arrival ne,
WITH ms tamaiy, peoame'Hans lnmasea aaieae
househofd OF Mf'oNyres VINO soWnee'sa nne
estate IA faufuier, where ne naa peen fcsiaina
NUMBER OF searsiA lemshenths aeg0 e, l.
eook up MS Icsioence .lle
was among the most interested VISITORS at our
State fair, and maze an animated speech az
tine meeting OF the society IN enc oapltoi sHe
Fdld act appear 1osus to- nave INC poilsh. or the
Eciass,ot weif p'ed, aag'ishmen,' out ne impress
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rlhesapeak "a OhiaLR ro.ad

~ CHANGEsOFs SCHEDULE.-On and after
November n25th. 1869, MALL TRAIN will leave
Richmond daily for White Sulphur. at 8, 35s am
and arriTe at White Sulphur at 20 So D.. m
Leave White Sulphur Spripgs at. 8, 45e a. M :,
and aaRive at Richmond at 4,40, pm, ma
king close connections at Gordonsville and Char
lottssFnlewith mailtrainsen 0gange,sAlsxandria
and Manassas railroads ! forg ALEXANDRIA,
W,ASHIN1T TON. ,PHILADELFHIA,. NJ. YORK,
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
MEMPHIS,gNEW s-OR LEtANS, MONTG oMERY,
MOBlLE, &c. sta6. s slvNTlw
AT Goshen, with stages for Lexiagt on,s IN atural
Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths. =
Az MILFORD with stages, for Bath Alum and
Warm Springs, at Wits Sulphur. Springs, with
stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg,
Charleston, &c 'Fa' s'9taaais aasa 10 pSs .si6e'
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run &C.
tween Richmond and Washington, nightly. EXCEPT
Sunday without change of carG sfLeaye Rich
mond atzsj3o I. sm lands arfivel at Washington
OF I, ID. m. ABeave Washington at 6, s5, b. IN.
and arrive at Richmond att, 80 a. Ia making all
through connections 1t Richm ond and Washing
kton.nsi 10 t,scN sss-I.s2 Ella 70 a3issug ysIh1
SLEEPING CARS. .sJi1,k &fesGy
will be Stfachedto this trainJ Iahd will be ruin
Through between zRichmonda and washington
without change IS ~ saesa ii ,;issu .sias'
T. ssas2 ~ 'asgJANlEA EaNETH ERLAND,s4e
|sydecd l6-tfotias eiiosas Agent,
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.ss(sexf nv
~ NJ. Af Rules held IN the, clerk Office Of


~ NJ, Af Rules, held ii the Clerk Office Of
the circuit court for Augusta County, the 9Th day
0fsseptember, 1862 sssa bsosiazosnn AT
Luke WoodvaHdss AIaEassa sPlaintitf,
''a Robert s. Craig iA dmidisfrator of Fiemin.
Carroll, deceased, Sarah Ann Carroll, widow,
W lillian Cafroll, eJanhes Carroll, vJohn CARROLL
Robert CARROLL aSamueL CARROLL Bayley Carroll,
franklin Carroll, achif1ren and heirs of Flemin
Carroll, deceased thy first wife up iAlonzo Car,
roll, Webster9Garroll sEmmete iGarrnll, and Ben
jJamin CARROLL aa' Carrolly {ginl) --- Carroll,
(girl,) LILY Carroll, fboy,) infants by second
wife, under IA years of age, defendants
The object Of this suit is to- subject ato sale q
tract of lani on tile little Gulf Rastafein Angus.
ia county, containing 500 acres of which Fleming
Carroll, died seized and possessed, too enforce
Vendors lien forsthe beneftaof the plaintiffs \
I The defendants, James Carrols Robert Carroll,
Samuel Carroll Bayley Carroll, not having enter
ed their appearance, andit appearing from satis--
factory evidence thatithey are notaresidents7 Of
this Commonwealh.dtii s ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests.ag 'a1ada . Iss asoisssd !
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