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TURN1Ps.-As the season is coming on for
sowing this crop we give few directions
for planting. with description Of some OF
the most approved varieties for farm or
garden. The turnip has been cultivated as
food for man and beast from time immemo-
rial. In England it is. and In this country
it will probably become, one of the staple
farm products;
Early White D,tch.-A medium-sized
fat turnip, of quick growth. Juicy and OF
excellent quality.
White Top Strap Leaued and Red TOP
Strap LedrcG are inferior to none Of the
early sorts; round, fiat, and medium size
very small tops, with but few leaves. Growth
upright. tap-root very small.
White GIobe.-ThiS is OF the most perfect
globe shape; skin white and smooth leaves
dark green; strong and uniform grower.
Keeps well, and is best suited to field cul-
turc.
Yello,v Stone.-Is very hard, round tur-
nip; top small. Excellent to keep.
Yelioac Globe.-The best of the yellow
turnips for table use, and also fine variety
for field crop. Good size and shape.
The fall crop is generally sown broadcast,
but much the largest yields are obtained by
drill culture. ...- .......
Land newly cleared and burnt over, and
old pasture ground plowed during the
SUMMER, and well MANFRED and ashed, will
produce the clearcst and best turnip.
The Rata Bdgd or !Stoede forms class
more or less distinct in its many varieties.
They are all hard, close grained, and endure
considerable amount OF cold without in
jury. Keep well with little trouble, but arc
not fiji for table use until towards spring.
They are mostly grown as field crop, and
may be sowu little earlier than the fall crop
OF turnips.
Among the most desirable varieties are
Skirung's Rata Bagd and White Serede.
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"Here lies one who, after Il reasonably
long life, distinguished chiefly by unceasing
labors, has left all his better works undone."
This is one Of the few truthful epitaphs.
A New York contemporary says !: g The
age OF flowers, like the age of chiyalry, is
past. The practice of bomharding brazen
blondes with burly bouquets, invariably
aimed at an injudicio,ls moment, is quite as
absurd us the ridiculous fitting Of two
incoming knights in the bloodless lists of 4
Virginia tournament"
The Pal Mall Gazette scourges the lite
rary body-snatcher," by which term it de-
scribes the scribblers who do up the shock
ing tragedies for sensational newspapers.
The tragedies themselves arc scarcely less
shocking than the way in which they are
Immediately seized upon by sentimental
liners as a means Of earning an honest crust.
TO these persons an explosion, 4 shipwreck,
death from starvation, Il murderous TRACE
dy, is ga chance for an article; and there
are literary artists who train themselves to
weep and rave over such disasters rs regu-
lar line of business. 1t is their way of earn
ing living, just as robbing graves was once
a means of existence with an equally honor
able order OF men. In further describing
them, the Gazette adds
" The modern resurrectionistS, the body
snatchers Of our own refined times, are not
permitted TO seize and sell the dead, and per-
hapS would not like TO do so, but they have
no hesitation about making subjects of
the drowned, starved, and murdered in
another sense. They cry over the body,and
sell their tears. They indite sobbing para
6 apis wrought to the proper historical
pitch by some appropriate stimulant, and
go gaily with the goods to any editor who
will pay them for the job. When no dead
body offers fair occasion for work, these
gentlemen will weep over the poor mans
marigold in the poor mans garden plot; or
wall over q eonsumptiye prostitute fall to
any subject, In short, which will turn on
the tap Of their tears, or make occasion for
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ti;s ;,sf OF r,staa.ia Indignation the fouasaii
al whief, Il hot witt sugar, To cur minds,
No profession can be more odions or con-
temntibIc than that of the literary resurrec-
tionman. The beggar who foams at tne
mouth with soap when he stimulates III -
not more Of an imposter; and the haiipense
he wrigcles out Of peoples pockets as ne
walloWs on the ground are not more as
gracefully earned than the wages OF TINS
sort Of sensational writing
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By Sampson Jones, Jr..
BY Sh1npsUH dUHcS' "I''
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.

Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, Al
l. my warehouse Nos. and Fifteenth 1o stree" ,n
between Main and Cary, on MONDha, t''n III
slant commencing ut half-past 10 o'clock a; NJ;
wcll-assoricd stock Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS
BACoN-SfDEs. SHOULDERS, and HAMS
SUGARS and COFFEES,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS
HEARINGS and MACkEREL,
SYRITPS and MOLASSES.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
LARD,
CHEESE,
81 CARB. and SAL. SODA.
FAMILY and TOILET SOAPS,
MATCHES,
STARCH,
VINEGAR,
PAINTED TUBS and BUCKETS,
WRAPPING PAPER and TWlAE.
BLUEING,
BLAEkING and BRUSHES.
MUSTARD, PEPPER, &c.
ALSO,
WHISKEYS,
BRANDlES,
-, anu al ''''i '''''N' Vi s. JONES. JR.
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BY Grubbs e Williams. Auctloneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

A VERY DESIR ALB L E EARN Or
SiHMBER OF FRUIT TREES. &c. On THE
DEEP RuN TTRNrIEIE; r; AE3rT I HALE Eo 4
SIE Ar AITCTION.-On THURSDAY, e2dJnly,
lmmcdiatcly after the sale OF Air. AlcXandG'
Kerr.s farm say at O'Clock J. NJ, We VII sri ST.,
lands of Mr. Ford and DR.. Sinton's estate; Nearly
the whole Of II Is cleared and IN a GOOD stare Oh
nrofrrtiycncss. There is Il dwelling with five
rooms situated IN u handsome grove, ana me usual
out-houses also 600 10 700 choice young irut trees
a large number of select grape vines also we'll
This place is peculiarly adapted for trucking ana
rruit-prowing and would he Il pleasant residence
for person doing business in the city.
III GETrEES < WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer ana Real Estate Agent.


yJ,RITSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY OR STEM,
FRY &C. At AUCTIoSmBy virtue on G- OF n aed
,rIfn datod lIth Aprl 1867. recorded In Richmond
musings Court. shall, In execution thcTGE"i,
sell Mt auction, tho. premises, on ", EpnI III
the e ne It It'll tir d'y. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
in said deed CONSISTING Of TWO Ln and IN Twr I
trsnrond street: one fronting 1872 feet, running
lack TO feet on east side street and
the other la6 by 1873 feet on west side OF I%cnttS
second street. On the first stands inc nv SH
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY OR Stencil !,
with sheds large yard, ard enclosed ~ pTs Ea
This property is we'll supplied with cntverts ana
ALLEYS. ,o,o ~
The VACANT LOT will he sold rs whoic or
iii yidcd rs NAV he deemed best ut TN" hour oil SAFE
Whilst The deed requires n cash sale as 70 tn,
amount secured, by consent tho terms !whch VIII
no announced nj the salc) will be made liberal
JAMES l.. hpPERSON,l Trustees.
JAMES PLEASANTS. ! ,,
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r ,pprpcoy salesman. ly lG

c,UERIFF'S SALE OF AN INTEREST
NJT AyAIUARLE IEASE.-By virtue Of an
execution In my hands In favor OFF. W. HARDWOOD
against u. c. Ilartwcll, shall proceed to sell on
Commencing ut L. O'Clock all the interest right
and title. of d. C. Hartwcll In certain LEAsE
from u. W. IIarwOod to said Hartwell ana george
Rick dated 25th September lsGs. The lana thcEcp!
conveyed In said lease has front OF 32t tcct on NC
north side of Marshall street between MINI ana
Tenth, upon which there hay" been ere'tc" TWO
gnoI brick tcncments and houses.
For rlrtnnr particulars, reference Is maue 10 .he
deed of lease OF record in the clerk once OF INC
Richmond Hastings Court, in Decd-Book No. "
b, page 2ld. r,ro,,pv,,r rp
Ia 4. IL. IIlJNlI SO.N. y, ~
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For the Dispatch.
Old st. Johns Church, of Hampton,
Virginia.
RICHMOND, July II, 1869

= HICHAUND, July IT, IoUJ.
During recent visit OF few weeks to
HAMPTON, Va, became much interested
In the Old Episcopal church of that place.
This venerable edifice had stood for more
than two centuries reyered monument
of the past, hallowed by tradition, historic
association, and the worship OF more than
half score Of generations of Yirginia's
most ancient families, its fate In the late
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VI EN- ID, irMLxEEnATy.FOURTH STREET NEAR,
II TN1oSS s 81 AATTt9eTT1 mEIHSrah
CHUkCa, fUi' an n the premises on FRIDAY the
s sad June apat o'cI h"1 orcu Md bs
PROPERTY above described, t nov ,Tree rooms.
Mr. Brown. The dwelling coht1ihs t".'' 'o"
and kitchen with two rooms. d WINNING In cl,
The lot fronts 20 feet y Inches, ana running o''N
This is in good order, and Isl desirable Si''h''
dwelling. .,,,,ca ,t six and
tyeive months for negotiable notes Interest haae''
secured by trust decd: . WILLIAMS
- hUctionccrs.
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pvpiobardson K Co.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No 1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NAL4-
ABLE THREE-sTORY BRICk, ,I DW FL :
NiTE FRoNTj AND LOT AT AmGp Fl }Sc cty
~ PSt hmond pronounced on the 18th day OF May
1909. in the case Of John A. Bawss ana a ris
shall as special commissioner thrrcb! ihost
proceed to sell at pihlic auction; 10 w the oath
instant. at o'rlocl; r: NJ. that valuable ThKn;h
GT0RT BRICK DWELLING No. 3ni; contain
Ing store, with granite front and 0a o strrcf
hot,raon Third and Fourth and running back III
tween parallel lines $40 ale feet to an alley zen
vide and lending from Third to Fourth strr a,;
Thc building Is In excellent repair ;' i ,S fih
rooms besides the store, cellar anu Far
t,sn rooms The location place OF business '"f
hc retail trade is OF the best In the Guy in
,,at ND on n credit for the residue al SIN.
twelve, and eighteen months from the hay Of so
In cuuaI instruments. the purchaser giving me-,
table notes for the deferred instnmcntS' Ml t iIr
tcrcst added from the day Of sale ana IN liti'
retained as further security until the whole pur'
chase money is paid. .o>- ,.,..io,or
RICHARDSON 4 Co. Auctionccrs. y !"
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BY Cook * Laughton. Auctionccrs,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

ABOUT THREE THOUSAND BUSH
n ELS OYSTER SHELLS AT AUCTloN.-On
MONDAY, 10Th. at 10 O'Clock. we Will sell on thG
Basin between Ninth and Tenth streets. on Doaro
canal-hoat kate" for account of whom 1t may
concern, , or
About 3, 900 bushels OYSTER SHELLS,
to he delivered anywhere the purchaser may desire.
" COOK Il LAUGHTON,
10, Auctionecrs.
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~ Grubls Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rUpIrSTEES' SALE OF 4 NALUBALE
| FARM. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS or Gu -
TEPFJELD COTRTIIOUSE.-By virtue OF Il
decd of trust executed by Dr. T. +. Anderson 10
the suscribcrs as trustees dated LIST janlIarF iSd"
and recorded In Chesterfield county court once;
Irn~ thereto requested by the creditor, We VIII sell
ut ut Hnction. At Chesterfield Courthouse on Mon
DAY, 9Th day of August Chat being court-d;ty. at
ocrunf,l hy Or. i. T.. Anderson. II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AID FlFTl AGkES
more or less: about two-th!rdS Ia WOODS INC
The improvements consist of dwelling with
oi1ht or fen rooms. and the usual out-buildlngS !;
also n volng orchard of choice fruit
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses oil SAFE
and note for II, Ooo due lst january, 1869 creHt
as to 81. OG0 until Isl January 1870 and the fcslIe
unon terms TO be Elade known ut the time oil SAFE
"i''" ~ =. ". GRUBBS.
T.. :, NOOLDklDGE,
Trustees.
GEuyBs 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOnecrs.
~ I3iG.i 1921 % %, u. %, %, 20 ,3i&,ds
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MACHINERY, dc.
M CHIN e SH o 7.

ACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE 14l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in city and
country: TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made ID
and repaired with all kinds of stcam-tlttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE COY
ERNOR. SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company,
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them TO be
the hest gauge now In use Theyare LESS in price
than any other make. A full line Of the above ar
ticlcs always on hand. We also keep HOLLA SDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see 1t and us
GEORGE b. SLOhT.
myl0 A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Aucti"nccrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

4 VERY VALUABLE T 4 r NJ OF,
n FORTY ACRES, ONE MILE WEST OF,
THE CITY, on BROAD-STREET ROAD, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mr.; Alex
mises, on THURSDAY, July %. at 5 O'clock +.
IT., his very valuable and much-admirGu tA AZ VI:
situated rs above. IL embraces fORIl aChES
OF LAND all cleared, highly improved ana ~
cultivation. ra
rooms Stable harm and the usual other buildings.
This place offers great attractionS 10 persons
seeking u pleasant home and valuable land near
the city. .,
TERMS: Onc-fourtli cash balanced six, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest, ana secured
- ~ = II GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
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b. l.. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY, Trustees.
tI-.rIi y

As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, WILL al the request of j ames
" Cusics the surety secured. unite IN the sale.
my 2J-Got w. :. PEhCHT. Trustee.
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Richmond. June 10th 1869. ~
The above Farm embraces one hundred anu my
acres moro or less. jy l3-td

GALE OF QUEENS CREEk.-The mill
= tary order siispcnling the sale of this fine eS-
tate having been rcscinlcd the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned rs trustees
named In 4 certain deed OF trust executed 10 MS ny
the late Robert Saunders AMI Lucy Is. his wife,
hearing date January lst 1851 andot record In the
clerk office of the county court Of York county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRED ACRES, Is situated on Queens creek.
bold nayigabc tributary Of the York river, amt
distant from the ancient city Of williamsburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted TO All
fine fruits grains, and vegetables, OF Il mild ell
male and ti,ie-water situation, and Is said also to
posscss excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will be- made on MONDAY the YIN DAY
nj August 1862 IT the front door OF the courthouse
I'm Williamsburg. on the following
TERMS : Onc-half the purchase money on IN"
day of sale: the balance In two equal talmcnfS.
payahl,. respectively January lSt 1870. and janI-
lrv lst ls7l: for lc deferred payments, The pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying Interest from
day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust for the
said land.
b. Il. DOUGLAS,
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

NUCV10neur
THREE HANDSOME LOTS ON
1 CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THIRTIETH BETWEEN CLAY AND LE t:It II
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wlli pc
18th of July, is69. at half-past O'Clock 2. NJ,
those three beautiful LOTS located rs above, each
frontin 32S feet on the east line of Thirteth street.
running back l2i feet TO alley eight feet wide
wi w. GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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BY Lyttlcton Roystcr, Auctloneer,
New Kent county, Va.


A VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
"A SALEM NEW KENT COUNTf:-In exc
cullon Of decree obtained in the circuit court Of
New Kent, ut the last May term. in the cause Of
FrayScr rs. Jones It. ais, will expose 70 pubic
auction on the premises. on TUESDAY the 2Oth
July next, ut y o'clock NJ, IL fair, II not on me
next fair day thereafter. that very DES!KABLE
FARM called and known as WILL BROOM
located in the county Of New Kent, lying contigm-
Gus to the lands OF Emmaus Church, Mr.. Albert T.
Parkinson. and others within SIX miles or INC
Richmond and York River railroad and the same
distance from the Pamunkey river. Has upon It a
COMFORTABLE DWELLING. with all ncces-
sarv Out-buildingS. with young PEhCH oK-
CHARD OF rare varieties yielding abundantiy
each season.
The land is naturally fertile and produces finely
the sta pies usually grown In this climate. tonfc-
nient to tirSt-casS English and classical School;
with all the social advantages Of an intelligent anu
hos ptahlc community.
TEHMS Sufficient cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale &C.. &c. the residue on acredlt OF SIX
and twelve months, in two equal instruments WIN
bonds Of approved security. to carry interest from
date and the title retained until the whole of the
purchase money shall have been paid. ~
RICHARD +. FKASSER-
Commissioner.
Richmond. June 10th. 1862 ,.,-
The above Farm embraces one hundred ana my
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From Our Special Reporter.
Educational Association of Virginia
LEXINGTON, July 16, 1869.

CLOSE OF THE DEBATE ON COMMON
sCHooIS-sEssroN OF FRIDAY NIGHT.
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PAYMENTS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, sEssts
La LARGE RED BUFFALO COW. YslS--
with ears cropped and slit. y liberal reward will
be given by returning her, or by giving informa-
ton as to her whereabouts, to -
Mrs. C.. Z. PIZZINI
iy1oot No. IL. west Grace street.
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" 19-2t NO. IL. NcSt vi H'c 81 cet.
1888 = MEpiuM-sIZED DARK BAY ~,
HORSE In fine order and abOut six years old, WIN
4 scar on each shoulder. caused hy 4 car-sliit !:
one scar over one OF his eyes, caused by injury
when colt three letters under his name. a libc-
raj reward will be paid his delivery to Mr. John
W. Wilks, No. l1l0 Franklln street, Richmond, Va.
Also, a reward of $50 for The thief. ,,
jy G-"w& JOHN 7. ME-.
OST. a GOOD DINNER for the want of
La GOOD HAM: also, TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT hv not buying your BEEF-TONGUES
from X. i. JAMES, who sells more Of them than
all the dealers combined In Richmond.
6On FRESH, SMOKED. and SALTED. for sal"
at stall in market. or AT market store. Iii Main
cfrnnt ic II
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VTIRGINIA,-AtR Rules held in the clerk
Y Office of the circuit court for Nelson couatY
on Monday the 5th day July 1899,
Robert \. Page. Piaintit,
against
George w Martin, the heirs-at-law OfHuds0n Mar
lin, Jr viz, Edmond Martin, David W. Mar
tin, Walker Martin, the children of Elylra iaw-
kins (who was Elvira Martini Alason Trlgg, and
Mary Ann his wife (who was Mary Ann Martin
c. II. Radford and Virginia his life Ewlo was
Virginia Nlartin). l.. +. Crcnshaw and Edinonia
his wife (whO was Edmonia Martini the heirs Of
Mary Dickinson-yiz., Hudson NJ. Dickinson
Richard Sutherland and Mary Jane Ills Wife
John Duggius and Francis his wife, Thomas j.
Rodcs and Mildred his wife. and Cha.ie les l.. Mar.
tin administrators de bOniS non. with the viii
annexed of John VI. Mrrtin, deceased
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit i TO obtain the legal title
10 two tracts of land situated In the county ofNe-
son. and sold by Charles l.. Martin, attorney In
fact for William TGbcr surviving executor Of
John VI. Martin, deceased and aihdavlts being
made and filed that all the defendants above named
except George W. Martin and Charles l.. Martin,
are non-rescnts of the state Of Virginia. II Is or
dpred that the said absent defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication hereof
In the Richmond DiSpdtch, and do what IL nccrS-
sary 10 protect their Interests In this suit.
A copy-Teste: ~
5. III. LOVING, ID. {.
c. l.. MARTIN. p. q. jy I--lawl~
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The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed OH MONDAY, 3Oth OF August, A. ID. 1862
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, rs the time, and my oillce, No.
80 FRANKLIN street city of Richmond, Va. as TIP
place tn execute the dusics required Of me by tic
foregoing decree in taking the accounts and max
ing The inquiries therein directed.
THOMAS J. EVANS
ic1g-W.w Commissioner in Chanrery
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AND THE SALTS OF THE WATER

This, amongst ;hc most celebrated and medicinal
Of all the Virginia mincra. waters, Is kept con-
stantly on sale by vs.. No waite. .eCps more per-
lccty pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does in glass; and it Is consequently
drank with great advantage In all parts Of the
country, however remote from the Springs. y SIN
gle box has often cured stubborn malady.
THE SALTS OF THE WATER. highly con-
ccntr;;cJ and perfectly pure. has been found by
many year.' experience an excellent method OF
furnishing tho ;ycr in Il very cheap and Sattsfac-
tory form IL has great advantages, too, in trans
portatiOu l,y mail or OK press. - - 49,
In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, and THROAT
AFFECTIONS, CHROME WARRHEA and
DYSENTERY, SCROFULA. SKIN DISEASES,
and PILES. and III FEMALE COMPL. ANTS.
this celebrated mineral water and its prccipitatcd
salts have within the last thirty years established
reputation not surpassed certainly by any other In
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price of the water, $40 per ease OF one dozen
half gu,lon bottles.
lie 2e-lm G.hGra, Agents, Richmond Va.
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r UNBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
L i subscribers keep always on hand Il large stock
OF LUMBER of every description. Mahogany.
Plank and Newell Posts Shingles, slaves, l-att~,
Smokes. &C., Of their own manufacture. Having
tile controlling interest in the best mill in the state,
located in virgin pine and oak forest, VIII contract
to furnish. reasonable terms, timber of all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand large supply
of BALED FORAGE (hay and OATS. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Fifth to SKI
streets Give us II call before buying elsewhere.
jc lS---3m* TRU MAN y. FARMER ~ W.
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g,UMBER. LATEYS. &c.

LEW. GIBSON. WILLIAM L. HILL.
GIBSON & HILL,
1T SAW-MILL
MAYO'S ISLAND.
LUMBER, LATHS, PAILINGS. &C.
BILL TIMBER furnished at shortest notice.
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By Grubbs b Williams. Auctioneers,
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