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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-06
By wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.


VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC- :
Y TIVE FARM OF TWELVE AND -, ! r HA ia
ACRES on CHURCH HILL, At THE EASL--
ERIN END OF BROAD STREEiT, 4 II,I n1iE
TOGETHER WITH TIE GROWING GE0 rs
HORSE, COW, FARMING IMPLEMENTS &c.:
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF
Mr.. Michael Mcehan shall sell at auction on The
nrenises. on THURSDAY the 9th september. 1902
1t o'clock p. NJ the very valuable ana a abac
tive suburban residence and farm located as above.
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.: Frederick
Bramer. containing about TWELVE md
HALE ACRES Of highly productive Land. me nm
provcmcnts thereon consist of tirst-ratc nricH
dwelling containing eight rooms. neatly painted
and Dapcrcd and In good order. with an c%ccIcilt
wooden addition OF three rooms, used rs !" Kitchen
besides barn. stable courthouse. coW-housc, Two
carriare-houses, &c. There are on the rlacct
wells of water. and parcel of fine fruit trees
grape vines, &c. The location is a handsome
one commanding Il lovely view OF the whole city
and Its suburbs. In 4 few years in al pr0Dahlilty,
the land will he very valuable for building l9LS,
thus presenting good chance for prohtaple III :,
yestmcnt. Also the growing crops oil corn anu
turnins. one fine cow. one good morse, ana ti'c
farming implements. ., -, ,,ouoo
TERMS: For the land one-fourth cash: btlanc"
Mt one two and three years, for bonds bearing IN
tarest secured by Il trust deed.
aca W. GODDIN. Auctionecr.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after this
- date we shall he forced TO sell Mt retail for
CASH ONLY, and trust that under no circum-
stances our patrons will ask us for credit. Con-
Quoting In future our retail department STRICTLY
UPON THE CASH SYSTEM, we shall b. better
prepared than heretofore TO give twnat We guaran
tec) entire satisfaction.
An immediate settlement by those indebted to NE
viii be appreciated by
POWHhTAN VEISIGER & CO.,
SC l-2w corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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Ry Richardson ( Co. ,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

rI'RUSTEEs' SALE OF THAT EA ~. {,
DHXXDD Y6 ORR RIVER Nv iEAILR0AD, AD0rT TEN
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RlCilMoND
By ,!rtun Of two deeds OF trust executed 10 thS
Mary +. his wife to james 4. Richardson, bearing
date on the 10Th day Of April, 1909; the second oy
John H. Gleason to 4. b. NewJ"rn, bearing 9ate
the .th day Of June, lSG9, both duly recorded IN
deed book IS, the first on page S6l ana IN" setn
on page til-wc shall proceed to sell !hayinS bccn
rc-nrriiycly request ed hv the bcnciciir-S therein
sccilrcd) al public auction. on MpNDAf me
18Th d#y of September. ls6a at l. ",Gl@ck Nj III
street in the city Of ltici'mond the properly oGI
scribrd in said dccdS-as follows. to Wit: Al
that TRACT OF LAND lying an! beng ~ W."
comfy Of IIeurico state of virginia, with all the
thereto belonging. containing SIN III NDhED
AID TWENTY-NINE AND sen l. >-rilliliiS
ACRES more or less. and known aS the ''HEELH
MEADOW PLANTATlnN,n bounded ~ ,;,i;-
river: on the east by the lands formerly owned ny
William Carter now deceased: on Tx south ny
the lands Of William Q. George ana Gcof@c -
savage on the west by Martha Allen. benz thc
Gleason hv deed from &. W. l.. ana /. Gaze
wood and wives hearing datc July 18th. ISIS. ANA
duly recorded in deed book s., page -; .....
Terms Cash for 80 much Is may he nccc'Sdi
specified in the two deeds Of trust, ana Tor the sn
Of ssls with interest from The 10Th day 81 Au-
l,Iisf 1895? until paid: which said sum i secured
Gv the first -uar;ltd deed of trust and also for the
s;iin Of S.sego with Interest from the Eth day 81
August 1863; until paid which said sum Is secured
liz Ihr lasl-arcd deed of lIst aud ~ 10 The res
due, upon such terms rs may be ANNOUNCED 1t tn"
''''' d INV J. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee
f.nw Ai'D Il. NEWnuEN, Trustee:
PICU tRDSOS K Co.. ti."'nHc.FS. So
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BY Paine & Co. Auctlonccrs.

ARGESALE OF FRESH DRY GOODS,
i ROOTS, SHOES, &C.-On WEDNESDAY
the sth instant, commencing mt 10 o'clock, we VIII
sell at our auction-r0oms large and attractive as
sortment Of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
comprising n great variety Of new and choice
STYLES. now receiving and adapted to the wants OF
the tradci
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, ANDBALNoRALS,
receiving from Boston. among which are many
prime goods, with good proportion Of extra sizes
for men and women with IN inroi.c Oh
KEADY-N1ADE CLOTHING,
CAEPETINGS,
SHAKER HOODS.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
FANCY GOODS IN VARIETY: &C, &C. !:
to which we Invite the attention OF the trade.
ca PAINE X CO.. AuctioneerS.
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.yCrr0y gAxEs-.Tnis Day.
By Sampson Jones, Jr.,
Fifteenth street between Main ana cary.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, at my,
4 warehouse. Fifteenth street between Main ana
Cary MONDAY the 9Th nsf enod st"eE of
At half-past 10 o'clock a: W.: u sood S'o'N"'
LIQUORS, &C..
20 "iilch inc ''''''' s. JONES. JR.
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$3.50 PER DAY. $500
EORD;S HOT l. L.

50. 80 PER DAY. $500 PEI; DAY.
L'ORD'S HOTEL.
Z RICHMOND, VA,
situated In the hear. of ihc city commanding The
finest views, and adjoining the Capitol Square and
Governors Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
the only one situated in the fashionable portion Cf
the city. and adjoining the beautiful Capitol Park.
with lis Staluarv, monuments fountains, and low
cr-6cds--is newly and elegantly furnished through
ont and its bill Of fare Is not cNccilcd IL quality
and variety by any house in The state.
special suits Of rooms always rcady for wedding
and large travelling parties. Tie arrangements
are rSt-clasS in every respect. The price Of
board has been fixed, owingto the great scarcity OF
money, At the reasonable sum al
TWO DOLLARS AND \ HALF PER DAY.
The patronage % NY friends rud lie travel
ling puh,ir are invited 10 maze FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
A. j. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
Gate one Of the proprict"rs ofihc Exchange 1totcl.)
RICHMOND, VA.
i. S.-Aly coaches run TO and from all dcrotS
and steamboat landings. an 20--lnl
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VIRGINIA PESITENTIAnY, August l6, 1850.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO

W the following description of work In the
most substantial manner and on the most reason
able terms. We viii make and repair CATS,
WAGONS, BUCKETS, TUBS, MELLrBuGh-
TABLES, WASHSTANDS, and, in fact, almost
every article that Is in use. WHlShEi BAR.
RELS made to order, BOYS DOG and GOAT
WAGONS made and repaired With good ma
terlal and skilful workmen we hope to give salts
faction In every case. u. WARDW ELL,
auIe--lm Superintendent.
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DIRECTORS :

I1iItHsC. 49, e.-.,c r, .
John Enders, William +. TAYLOR, Samuel 8. Cot
trell, John Purcell, Charles t. WORKMAN, William
wills, Jr, Ed. A. Smith, Thomas j. Evans, Jas.
A. Scott, Parker Campbell, ". II. Tyler; j: E.
Edwards A. Y. Stokes j. B Morton. X. II. Dbl
rell William II. Palmer, David I. Burr, Henry X.
EIlvson, Asa Snyder. II. Z. G. Baskerville, Samuel
c. rardy, W. b. Chalkiey, j. w. Allison, George
S. Palmer, Thomas ID. Quarlcs, II. {. Cabcll. d..
IIartsook, John c. Williams, William e. Taylor,
A. 7. Abel, William Is. Isaacs George L. Bid
good. Samuel VI. Price.
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Parties wishing 10 avail themselves 0t lhcSe safes
will send goods on the day previous 10 sale.
Sc ids CHARLES I. WORTllAM& co.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
l PROPERTY At HAMPDEN SIDNEY, COL
LFGE. VAIN pursuance or Il decree of the cir
ruit court. cf Prince Edward county, Va. ana by
the consent and approval Of parties IN Interest the
undersigned. commissioners. VIII sell nj auction,
on thcl,rrmiscs, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Sep
clHlcr lsG9, ri y O'clock, SO mucn 81 INC EEA /
ESTATE. rftnn Rev. Dr.. T. :. sampson. deceased,
Is was assigned rs dover to his widow.
This property is very valuable. and located at
the yillagc Of tIamndcn sidney, Va. II consists
in part IF the MANSION HOUSE and apprrtc-
nanccs. in which the family Of DR.. Sampson re-
fronting on the main road. and adi"iuimg thc lands
Of Professor Martin and Of lnion IhcoloElca!
Seminary and containing about RI, T!G {! :
ncES' on h,7 inIi'rEa : a DM NJ
RANGED, with halls. closets. and DorchcS. / wo
double ral'ns. az office, sinhic. corn-aouSc Ice
house. Sc. arc also OH tua lot! and garden, good
wafer ana orchard Of choice fruits, al" 20 tie at
fractions al the place.
10 professional man, to propri"tors Of board
u"-hnuscs. or to parents desiring 10 cdGcatc thlr
children, few positions in Virginia are more de-
Atthc same time and place, other VALUABLE:
LO1~ viii bc offered for sale al auction: -
This property is seven miles south Of Farmyillc,
Va. ANA one mile Of Prince Edward Courthouse.
TERMS: : one hundred dol lars cash: aud for tli:
rcsili;;c Of the sale tic purchaser vii! Ice required
t. rxocut" bonds, with satisfactory security. on Il
credit OF six Twelve eighteen. and tweaty-fonr
months with interest from the day Of sale on the
deferred instruments and title retained TIL the
future ORDER Of the court.
G. Baskerville, ESQ, on the premises. Will snow
the property.
Ecercnre + made to DR.; f. =. Mat IinS kict
and 4. G. Mc!lwainc. Esq. Petersburg. Va.
= Z ); !. y WA>TTKKIINNSS, t Commissioners.
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Dividend paidto pollcv.holders at end Of second

Dividend paidto poicy.holders at end Of second
year, In 1860, forty per cent.
The success Of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate LIE insurance princi-
pies. ,, .
Its aim has been to exercise special care In the
selection Of risks the strctest economy, and al
s0lute security In the investment Of It's accumua-
lions. The extreme responsibility or the COM
pany tesiies TO this safe and prudent course In the
care Of the sacred funds cOntded.
Special features, that should lead all to insur,
in the company. An investigation Of Its plans and
merits will leave one In doubt, and all viii re-
greet insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
Mt end of first year, and one-third loan on profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
nou-forfctable.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
the tropics.
Special protection to married women and chill
drcn, under charter.
No extra rate on females. .
It's Investments are made securely, for the benefit
of the poicy-hoders. "
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
In,
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LUMBER. T..ATfsS, &c.

I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
l. subscribers keep always OH hand large stock
Of LUMBER OF every description. Mahogany,
Plank, and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves Laths,
Spokcs &C., Of their own manutacturc. Having
the controlling interest in the best mill In the state
located in virgin pine and oak forest VIII contract
furnish, reasonable terms timber OF all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand 4 large supply
Of EALED FORAGE (hay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Fifth TO SiXt
streets. Give us call before buying elsewhere.
lie IS---Smx TRUMAN 4. PARKER 4 co.
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SPEAR'S PATENT
- FRUIT-PRESERFISG SOLUTION.
the cheapest and best method in the world for pre-
serving all kinds OF Fruits, Jcll:cS, Tomatoes CT
der, Wine, and some Vegetables.
TT SAVES SUGAR.
it saves trouble Of scaling and the expense Of air
tight jars or cans. Ii Is
FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other method.
one bottle will preserve one hundred and twenty
eight pounds Of fruit.
Full directions.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. For sale
wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LAID & Co,
sea Druggists.
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7 \ n ID 5

y \ y >
have in my hands for sale FARMS in almost
EVERY SECTION OF THE STATE, on or near
railroads. nyigaDic ycrs, and near 10 towns and
Villages. GEORGE u. btEWEG.
nrll-lm* lAll Enin sirn.t.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
No 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. o.
HICIIMnND w.

FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real.
ESTATE ~ THE CITY OR STATE FOR
and promise on our part energetic efforts 10 secure
purchasers for all property placed in our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North.
TO PURCHASERS we offer FOR SALE CITY
PROPERTY, FARMS, MILLS, M1LL-SlIES,
MINERAL and WOODLANDS. j. lT--jln
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SUMAC MILLS.

= ~
The subscribers are engaged In the manufacture
of SUNIAC MILLS, and from their knowledge and
experience believe they can construct better and
more perfect MILL than can be procured any
where in the United States.
We shall be pleased to correspond with all per-
sons inclined to engage in This business.
We will If desired put in operation all MILLS
purchased from us and viii also furnish all the ne
ccssarr information about grinding, &C.
SCOTT X DOWERY.
Hope Foundry,
Sc l-im* Fredericksburg. Va
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g0ARDSxe AVID E.OB&SNG.

DAY BOARDING.-Several gentlemen
kP can he accommodated with DAY BphED,
on reasonable terms, ty applying - Mrs. JAMES
II. WALFOED, Grace street near Ninclccnti.
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DESTESTRT 4.

DR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN -
IL TIST, Office No. 20 Main street, SstTfp
administers pure nitrous oxide gas Cail.s ana
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and
performs all other dental operations In skiiiui
and satisfactory manner.
~ Il. AS Dr. Steel Is frequently absent during
the summer months his patients from the country
would do well TO communicate with him By letter
before coming TO the city. A..
Post-ofiice box 2o4 Richmond, Va. an li-d&w
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COMMISSIONERS : \ L OF SIN
" HUNDRED AND SIATY-ElGllT AGkfS
OF VALUABLE LAND IN c. o l. y y
COUNTY.-In pursuance Of decree entered III
the circuit court Caroline county at its Scptcm
Der term, 1857, IN the cause OF Coleman ana others
rs. Coleman's administrator, &c, and others,
shall proceed to sell. on MONDAY the 18Th OF sep
temhcr, 1869 court day. at the courthouse, tnat
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying on the
Muttaponi river, within two miles OF Milford de-
not in Caroline county, containing SIN HUN
BRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES, known as
'Clifton," OF which the late Clayton Coleman
died possessed. 49, - lin
This land viii be sold In two lots No. VIII
contain about THREE HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-EIGHT ACRES, and Will embrace me main
dwelling in good repair; good barns anG necessary
ont honses : good ORCHARD. Lot No. 2will con-
tain about ,fHREE HUNDRED ACRES, mostly
bottom land; tolcrably fair dwelling. Both lots
will contain plenty of original oak, hickory, and
pine.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the balance in
one and two years from day OF sale, credit install
ments 10 bear interest, upon bonds, with good per-
sonal security. Title retained until the further
order of the court. -,
The undersigned resides on the land, and Will
take pleasure in showing 1t TO parties previous 10
the day OF sale. JAMES l.. COLtMAN,
jy 3o-dlawtds Commissioners.
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WILLIAMSBURG, a:h August, 1869. an l6--tsi8

w
VALUABLE LOT At PRINCE ED
Y WARD COURTHOUSE.NA.. ST AlCIlJN.
ON MONDAY, Goth September, 1862 tcourt-"ayd
win sell the very desirable residence OF tc ;,tg
Samuel c. Anderson, deceased This properly
contains about TWELVE ACRES, with an eight
room DWELLING, and offices, cabins, &c IL Is
IN the Courthouse village, III one fnlIc q,
iIanpden sidney College amt Union Theological
Seminary, and seven miles OF Farlnyile. Tie so
ciai Educational. and other advantages MAKE
this a very pleasant and desirable location. ,.,,
At the same time we will sell NINETY ACKES
of WOODLAND, Of the same estate.
TERMS About Twenty-Five Dollars cash; bat
ance on a credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months; purchaser giving bond with approved
security. The sale is made under decree OF u t,e
Circuit Court of Prince Edward, lin fcnablc rs.
Anderson &c / subject to the widows dover, but
including the rcverson therein iris subject also,
TO the ratification of the Court ana The tue IS re-
tanned until further decree. Refer TO undersigned
and to b. j. WOrsham, Esq.
b. WORSfIAM. Prince Edward C. H., Va.
+. n. WATKINS, Farmville. Va:
M 40 otawtd Commissioners.
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NOR SALE, 4 VALUABLE MARkET-
4 FARM Of TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. Also,
FIFTY tlLI;l&t; LOTS in tic city Of Peters
burg. For particulars address
Il. :. BUECH, No. Library Building,
~ lin PetcrEhurg Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.


BY james NJ Taylor, Auctlonccr,
Office SCI Main street,
three doors below Spotsw0Od Hotel.
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QUEENS CREEk:-ThiS spiendid estate
W of nearly NINETEEN Hun DittD Az t@,
located In York COUNT, Va. -four miles below
Williamsburg, viii positively be sold by agree
mcnt, ut Yorktown, on MONDAY, ?olh Scptell-
Der, 1859.
TERMS Onc-fOur.h cash, and enough 10 pay
costs and charges balance 1t one, two, ana three
wears with interest from date. and IKE FctaiLc"
for security.
The estate will be divided into three separate
parcels or tracts-as follows QUEENS CREEiN
With about - acres :: and NEW QUARTER, with
about - acres. Further description Is deemed
unnecessary but we viii add that this IS one Oh inc
very finest landed estates on the Peninsula.
i. Il. DOUGLAS.
ALEX. DUDLEY.
WILLIAM :. PEAClil,
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REAL ES,rArE ENa sALE.

by Grubbs 4 Williams. huctionccr5,
Eleventh between Main anil Bank streets.
NOR SALE, AND RENT OR LEASE,
Z TWO SNAIL FARMS iii the lower end OF
Hanuvcr--,hc one FOR sale, the other for lease or
rent. For terms apply u
GRUBBS K WILLIAMS,
scl-cod3t Real Estate Agents.
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NHARLES T. WORTHAM & CO.,
Y ACCTIONEERS.

Having recommended our AUCTION BUSI-
NESS (Which has been suspended since the war;.
o,r. trst sale will take place on THURSDAY. 9th
Instant ut II o'clock and every Thursday fol low
inc until further Notice. We viii offer large
stock Of -
GROCERIES,,
PROVISIONS. and
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-
Real Estate Agents, No. 1908 Main street.
WE OFFER FOR SALE 4 MOST EN-
w CELLENT LITTLE FARM III Chesterfield
county, one mile from TonahIwk station, Ei"ll-
mnndant Danyilc railroad, containing NINE
TY EIGHT AND ONL-iIALF ACRES = thirty
cleared. the balance in good timber. The build
inrS arc good. consisting Of house with 'ir" rooms.
Kitchen. stable barn. &c. besides stcr"-this
There is IN orchard OF four acres 0fgOod fruit Oh
the place. iiugucrot Springs being only four
miles distant, ready sale can be had for all vc-
HILL & GOHDIE,
trruf. 1oA3 Main street.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
= IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, "
The undersigned VIII. on TUESDAY the 5th day
Of October lSG2 SELL Upon tho promises. the farm
called "Ii0CKLEY NECK: " lying on the Malta
noni river near AIautiIa Ferry. and containing
EIGHT III DRED AND TllIRTN-EiNL
ACRES more or less. . ~.
This is one of the best farms on the river. Ii IS
comnact level. and easily cultivated. aud has 4
large quantity Of pine timber Of the original
Growth Immediately upon the banks OF the Malta
p0ni. a., ,,.,. RI
scir THOMAS l.. GREGORY,
WILLIAM VI. TURNER.
seldSswtOct4 Commissioners.
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rVHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
HOME OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

IssETs. s7oo, 900
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATIO o NJ

IN READY COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS
L If q Proclamation issued by the President, Ut
the United tttes, !, the Acting Governor Of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby appoint
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$500 r E WAR D.!

CARSON CRY, oRNsBY COUNTY,
August ., 1852
Yl'HE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
i of Ornsby Count hereby offer n REWARD
Of FIVE HU DRLD $500 DOLLARS Ito bo paid
as other indebtedness oi said county is paid far
the arrest aud conviction 81 the murderer or any
OF the murderers Of Ms Priscilla willford, who
Was killed near clear Creek, at her residence Ia
0rpsby County, Nevada, on the 9th day " Jul,
A. d. 1869. by order Of the board.
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
By X. Il. PaRKIYscr. Deputy. au3,f
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Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
AID. 1869.

State Of Nevada. do hereby appoint
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1869.
A. day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
rRaISE.
Loot ing back upon the events of the year. ".
cannot fill to be reminded Of q Supreme Ruler.
great mercies, well as Of the nscrutablencts q
His ways; and whilst We, as in dnty bound,
should bc thankful for the open htud-iuess of n
bountiul and never falling Providence, let III
hunbly Knowledge that there has been given .
us by the death ot two Of our state oficers, a
cause 4 great and depressing grief.
How can this Proclaim ttiun, asking the people
to give thanks for the blessings which they hgy.
received, b uttered unless at the same time, We
attest our gratitude 10 God fr His having seen
fit to spare US from the scythe Of His Groai
SERVANT
The harye,ts which we seek from the seed and
the rock have been good. Tie deserts and the
have yielded as buuutitully a. we could rec.
sonaby expect.
our miner al resources have continued to sustain
their high character; and the tolls II tho bus
bandman have been requited.
hiisU the earthquake hnd the food and the
tempest have been visited upon our neighburs Ia
other States and upon tie people of HuJHccrf
cuuntrie-, We have been grayiously shielded Ron
such grave niisidltEncs.
1t suoujd excite the mutual rratUlatous Of U
all that the blessings which have bemllen the
nation, and which ale 20 gracefully iccitud ry
President Grant, have come upon our country aAd
it, institutions.
These, then are profound =, asous for thankful.
ness and The earnest acknow lcdg ment Of II.
presence oi Almighty God and they lend az
itrepre-sible iuctut, es for heartily acredius 20
the sentiments set firth Ia the Presilcnts Procis.
nation And aetuated by these gu reasons,
do euioiu 1t upon all citizens 10 attest their sunts
Of dependence upon tho great Greater by giving
On the day above designated, IN the churches aat
al the hreslde, al oarne-t shoNing Il their ftita
and Of their sincerity IN such professions as be.
come a coltctve part Of civilization and
people whose mis- ioH il is to conserve he highees
and best interests Of humanity.
49,. In witness whereof | have herounto s..
{, l my hand, and caused to be affixed IL.
| LIS Greet Seal Of the state Of Nevada. Dous
-->-s at Carson City this 10Th day Il october,
A. d. 1862. JAMES :. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
by the Acting Governor:
c. v. NUrEwsRE, Secretary Of State. "a