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Smyrna times., 1870-12-14
SMYRNA TIMES" SUPPLEMENT

BRINGING THEM UP-A good old lady
whose grandchildren play about her knte, re-
marks relative to the training oil children:
Bad temper is Oftner the result Of unhappy
circumstances than OF unhappy organization.
1t frequently, however has IA physical cause
aud peevish child often needs dieting Mors
than correcting.
Som" children are more prone to show ten.
per than others, and sometimes on account Of
qualities which are valuable IN themselves.
For instance, child Of active temperament,
sensitive feeling, and eager purpose, is more
likely to meet with constant jars and rubs thu
dull, passive child and il he is of an open
nature, his inward irritation is Immediately
shown in bursts of passion.
If you reprcsS those ebulitions by scoldins
aud punishment you only Increase the evil by
changing passion into sulkineSs.
A cheerful, good tempered tone of your own,
a sympathy with his trouble whenever the
! trouble has arisen from M i'll conduct on his
part, are the best antid0tes hut it would be bet,
ter still to prevent beforehand all sources Of
annoyance.
lever fear spelling children by making then,
too happy. Happiness is the atmosphere in
which all good affections GrOw-thr wholesome
warmth necessary to make the heart blood cir
culate hoalthily and freely unhappiness, the
chilling pressure which produces here an infia-
! nation, th0re an cxcreScence and worst Of ALL
- the mind green and yellow sickness ill
temper.
There is a good deal that is clerical about
Brigham Young, after all. He even makes
one think sometimes Of ChrysoStom, Latimer
or Gilpin, such is the plain and practical way
in whicn the Primate Of Utah SmitsS the TEN.
pOral iolcs of his focK. In recent sermon,
the revs end Brigham played sarcastic varia-
tions upon that inexhaustiblc theme Of rebuke
and exOrtation-thr fashion OF wonan'S raj.
meut. a." have been called upon, said the
patriarch, tristtuIly, "to buy sixteen, seven
teen, aud eighteen yards for a dress Once
it was not 80. Brother Kimball would bear
testimony that his wife Vilatc was "a tall We
man, = yet six yards Of calcO suficed to make
her dress, and was pretty full pattern at
that. Brighams mother wore the cloak
that her mother before her wore" And so
the shepherd Young went en- with his dis,
course upon gowns, touched upon the costly
dresses spoiled 10y the babies, and concluded
by denOunelng sewing machines as inventions
Df the Ancient Serpent. But candid hsarer
at least, Gentle hearer--might have re-
piled: odd fellow, what do you expect? II
you have fifty wives, are you fool enough to
suppose that they will not dress against each
other, to please your Reverence? You have
made toys of them-dOn't growl, yex cid sin
ner, about the natural consequences
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Corns on her feet, so thatshe couldn' stand
up, was what caused the pOstponsment Of a
Brooklyn bellies marriage. Rsa.
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The New York Times contsinsa report OF
the arrest Thursday evening Of VIM. Brock
way. on charge Of being concerned in, seounr
terfeiting seven-thirty boads to an Immense
amount. BroOkway is reported very wealthy,
and proprietor Of two hotels in New York city.
1t is said that the government has redeeMed
$3.50, 900 in counterfeit seven thirieS. Rock
way has been held TO answer in $4,000. 50
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An ambitious ANA eur once put up, the play
Of the Lady Of lyons as a complimentary
testimonial to. himself 'Atthe end Of the first
act he addressed the audience as follows
" Ladies' and gentlemen, with'yopf Kind per
mission will conclude the evcningE enter
tainment by singing would not die in the
spring time' as | find thepart of Claude a. liz
tie too. hefty for me- s,.s
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POLITICAL QUIET.

From the London Saturday ReUieiO.
In agitated times everything is agitated,
and in quiet times everything is quiet. Why
this is no one can exactly say, but the truth
of it is apparent to every one. Things are
very quiet Just now. Causes of rupture do
not lead to ruptures, and insurrections do not
create much terror, nor disappointments
much regret. If little wild effort is made
here and there, it is snuffed out as if it were
the mere reexplosion of acigar-light. In Canada,
general goaded into action by the reproaches
of maid d-servants led his Fenians to the fight,
until he was whipped off the scene by hum
BILE American official, who, with the aid of
couple of followers, swept him away in a
fly. In Italy, a most incomprehensible per-
son, of the name of Nathan, appears to have
descended from Switzerland, and led for
ward fiery band of wild people, exactly as
if they were the chorus in an opera,
to the overthrow of the Italian Government;
but finding that the Italian Government de-
clined to be overthrown, he gave his chorus
ten francs head, and sent them home again.
In Portugal there really has been a reyolu-
tion, and a successful onei hut then il was
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and gluttony. 1t is also fact that sometimes
those who are called expert players are the
mere hirelings Of rich men, who use them to
win or lose game as their interests may
demand. From this, it will at once be seen
that what is called our national sport is only a
species of individual degradation-a game
ster's pursuit -outraging athletic exercise and
insulting to the good manners of intelligent
peoDle
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THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
Il LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills OF lading TO interior points South and West in
connection with South Carolina Railroad Company
ALFRED l.. TYLER.
Vice Praadant a co
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the railroads. We can afford TO dispense
with these local roads for the present. we
cannot afford to dispense with the lands for
our pioneers. The policy of the Senate is
fatal; we entreat the House to resist it at the
outset. t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6s~ OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD CO., No 227 South
: 80 PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1870
2 NOTICE-In accordance with the terms of the lease
and contract between the East Pennsyvania Railroad o.
and the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad o., dated
May 49, 1863, the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad o.
will pay at their Office No 227 South FOURTH ST. Phils
dephia and after the 18th day of JULY 1870, diy
dend of $3.50 per SHARE clear of all taxes to the stock
holders of the East Pennsylvania Railroad Co., as they
shall registered the books of the said East Penn
sylyania Railroad Go. on the list day of July, 1870
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
'' S. BRADFORD,
...t.. .H.r..r rr Treasurer.
Note-The transfer books of the East Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. will be closed July aud reopened on
July IL, 1870. ,,n,spy ~ ,oNps
22lm Treasurer East Pannsylvania Railroad 90.
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TO UHOn W may cOncern:-'
All the leading medical authorities recognize the value
of diffusve stmulsnts Numerous eminent physicians
and surgeons might be named advocated their
employment in the treatment of large class disorders
No Dispensary is considered complete without them
They prescribed in all public and private hospitals
and administered by all bedside practitioners.
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Alcoholic LIQUORS Pure.

-
The pungent of the fusel oil and biting acids pre-.
sent in all of them be scented the glass to
the lips The flavor of these active poisons is
percepble the palate and burning sensation the
stomach attests their existence when the noxous raugbt
has gone down. Paralysis. docy insanity death are
the pernicious fruits of such potations.
Medical science asks tor pure stimulant to as
specific which, while it duses itself through system
rapidly than other known agent brought into
direct and active contact with the of disease 1t is
the property of the stmuant duse and by the of
its peculiar nutritious component parts nvgorate
regulate counteract and restore and it by the happy
union of the principle of activity with the principle of in
vigoration and restoration that enables
PURE WHISKY
To accomplish beneficial results.
Having great experience in the disting of whskies,
and the largest and best equipped establishment its
kind in the country supplied with the latest improve
ments in apparatus for cleansing Whisky of sel oil
other impurities and by strict personal supervision the
proprietors of con Hsr. .u.e3 FG ais
keystone Wheat Whisky
Are enabled to offer ..-. - Z. -...
Pure whisky
Distilled from WHEAT, and being made from the grain
Nutritious Qualities, W
And be relied upon to be strictly represented,
having been examined thoroughly by the leading anay
chemists of this city whose certificates of its purity
and fitness for medical purposes are appended
We invite examination. and of any who would
themselves we ask rigid analysis
-. 80 T.J. MARTIN co.
N BNotice that the caps and corks branded with
to prevent counterfeiting. .3lr.N ,at q
For sale by all respectable Druggists. -
Price per bottle, $3.50
Orders sent No. 100 ~ FRONT Street will receive
prompt attention. 81 @
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, Nos. 106 and liz Arch ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, March I9, 1870
Messrs. T. J. Martin 6 Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Gentlemen ~ made a careful examination of the
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky, and found it be a per-
fecty pure article and entirely free from fusel
other injurious substances Its purity and pleasant
and agreeable flavor render it particularly valuable for
medicnsl purposes. l1 f'
Yours truly, 50 +. A. GENTH.
CHEMICAL LABoRAroRY, No. l35 Walnut street.
r.s PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1870.
Messrs z. J. Martin d Co., Philadelphia Pal
Gentlemen; The sample of Keystone Pure Wheat
whisky submitted for analysis find be pure
and such, highly recommend it for medicinal pur-
poses.
Respectfully, etc. WIN. H. BRUCKNER
Analyt and Consult Chemist
CHEMICAL LABORATORY. No. 4l7 Walnut street.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9, 1870
Ressrs. T. j. Martin d Co., Philadelphia, Pa..--
Gentlemen II have made analysis of the sample of
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky sent by for examine
tion find it entirely free from fusel oil any other
deleterous matters and consider it applicable any
for which pure whisky may be desired [6lsstf
Respectfully, CHAS. NJ. CRESSON
| sold Wholesale by FRENCH, RICHARDS IL
| Co., NV. corner TENTH and MARKET SITS.
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N.Y. Pennsylvania RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.

PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
PHuADEIPHIA. Pa, May 8, 1870
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The Board of Directors this day declared semi
annual Dividend of FIVE PER GENT on the Capital
Stock of the Company clear of National and State Taxes
payable in cash and after May 80. $780,
Blank Powers Attorney collecting Dividends
be had at the Office OF the Company No 2s South Third
street.
The Once will be opened at A. NJ and closed at
p M from May for the payment of Dividends
and after that date from A. M. TO p M.
THOMAS #. FIRTH.
5460t Treasurer.
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AUCTioN sAhRs-Fnfurc Daya.
by ficfafdsen& Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. Iris Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a BRICK
4 HIP pWEL HIS S ATp J dpT af SM al
Az aaated ApriI asd. isds, from Jsmes B. Smith
RI Micafsii Bates. trustee, now deceased, In whose
nj ice W iIfiam Folkes has been duly eubstitnted
and fba secopd from sid Smith and wife to James
4. GoddInt trustee. dated July 9th, 1s4Is both duly
recorded in The Clerks ;lfi1cc Of Henrfcp Conaty
Cont. md being thereto required by the beDef
ciary rIereIn-we shall proceed 10 sell, on the
p~Ternises, ut public auction, OF .t.e
10Th October. 1870, at 8 o. lock z. b., (f fslr; ~
not. on me next fair da ~ thereafter the real estaIs
conveyed IN said deeds, consisting Or : - e
LAND on the southeast corner OF MarsnaLi ano
Twenty-second streets. in The cityyof kicnDlono.
fronting on Marshall street 6 feet ana Tnnnlng
hack 1907 feet TO an alley, with \ BRIJk Dwell.
ING thereon containing six or seven rooms an9
other jmproys ments. all In good order. The laBo
can be divided into lots, and Will be sold asa whoie
or In lots to suit purchasers. The buildings rroni
on Twenty-second street.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase money IN
caal tho balance on n credit Of four. eight, and
twelve months, respectively In equal instruments,
win inter est added from day Of sale. the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments, and
securing the same by q trust deed
WILLIAM F0LKES. Substituted Trustee,
JAMES A. GODGIf, Trustee.
The aforementioned property was sold as pre-
vicusly advertised: but the purchaser having fall
cd 10 comply with the terms of sale, it Will be sold
WILLIAM FtBKES, Substituted Trustee,
JAMES A. G0DDIR, Trustee.
IL Co., AuCtionecrs.
IN On null Efft,ta
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND

- tNLSsS
" IN KtnG VIII, IAN COUETY.-In 0be-
dience to Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of King
William county, entered on the 10th day Of May,
1870, in the cause Of George Edwards, admins
trator, against George a King. ct ats, the UNDER
signed Commissioners will, on MONDAY, the Path
of October, 1870, court day. sell at King William
Court. hou:e. a. public auction, TWO PARCELS
of LAND lying In the said county, about three
miles above the court house -one containing, by
recent survev, st acres, }n.stiy open. adjoining
the lands o. William EdwS1s, George W. Lips
comb. and the dover of Mrs. Col rinbia Edwards {:
the other containing 227i acres. more or less, OF
which about 100 acr:s are cleared. adjoining the
lands o: william edwards. j. u. Edwards, Nat,
TER, r. :. Garrett and others. The said land Is
very productive. and ahounds in mari Of an excel
lent quality. The neighb lrhoOd IS both healthy
and agreeable. The sale will be made In such pa is
or parcels as the commissioners mcy think best,
and upon the following
!. Terms Enough IN cash to pay the cost of the
assignment of dover to the widow Of tie late Geo.
Edwards and the expenses or the sale the resi-
due on 4 credit of twelve months the purchaser
executing his Bond therefor with approved per-
scnal security and the title retained Till the fur
tier order Of lie court.
Ko q GEEGjjRY, oomm'rs.
- u y q
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ByIce Il Goddtn Aactloucer5,
1ll3 Main street.
DRY GOODS

|
| TRESH ARRIVAL OF
4 FILL and WINTER X GOODS
AT JULIUS SICLE'S,
| o3 Main street, second door from corner 9th st.
] AM rccei Ing by every steamer large lots ol
! every description of DRY GOODS ard FANCY
GOODS. which arc selected with the greatest care
! especially for this market. and bought ut the low
est cash prices:
| Dress Goods of every description;
| Empress Clo.h In all colors, from 90 to &c.;
| French MeriUos, In all shades;
Solld-c0lored Alpaca at CSC, very cheap;
English Crown Poplin, 30, IS, and 4oc., entirely
new: :
Plaid Popl!ns at aa1 =; great bargain ;
Irish and French Poplin, in great variety;
Ottoman Cloth and Reps; 1917.
( NouSlin Dclaine at 20c.:
Black Alpacas. from sc, upwards:
Mourning Goods In great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
81 Bleachcd Cotton at laSc., the best in the city
CalicGe: at l24c., End as low rs Sc !: -
Brown Cotton 81 Sc.-very good ut l2ic.;
10 4Shecttngs at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel ut l5c. per yard.
SHAWLS ArD CLEARING.
! Cbinchilla Cloaking In the latest designs;
Long aud Square Brochc Slitwls; .
| Woollan Shtwls, from 81 .76upwards;
! Black silk VeiSe!, wIrrantcd pure silk, for Clock
ing
Velvetecns, all colorS, Al the lowest prices:
White Flannel 1t zoe. ger ""rd; -.
CassIn ares, Cloth. DoeSkins, Cassinctts, to suit
Mems and Boys wear:
A large lot OF Blankets, white and %colorcd, at re-
duccd prices.
WHITE GOODS.
! Table aud Piano Covers,
| Marseilles Quilts.
|, Napkins and DoyJes, from 15c. per doz. upwards
Table D@masks, from Coo. upwards;
Hosiery and Gloves;
Sash Ribbon. ia great variety and latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, al widths &
100 doZ. Linen Cambria handkerchief nj 35c. per
dozen:
100 do. ditto at SOC. per dozen;
100 do. ditto al sjc per dOZer.
We call special attention to our stock of Gents
Furnishing foods, which Is always complete.
All we ask is q call aad examination OF our
stock. and you will find the right goods ut the
right prices. 'all soon. JT L SGC:,E.
oc3 EOS Broad street. ID door below 9th.
Closed wednesday, Ocsobar 9Th, on account Of
holiday.
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,--..,nxv.ur E,,scrRo-SURaIcAL OPP
-. Az SsyS. KrIpATRICK.-l3 mas aFeao.
nAI.on ,un,nced chat Gen. fitzpatrick, oue.
,Sto MINISTER TO Chill, wa obliged to resign
t ~ n.sst;on and return home on account olI
dnsfn;np health. The disease which al
,aa;icted him was a swelling on the left size O.
tne lower part of the neck. when mace .ts
first appearance about two years ago. ne
returned to the United States aoout ten oays
aeSns NJ the most skilful physicians in
Naw York CITY, where he is stopping, they
decided that the formation was an erecf'te
t.,.,,or. and that DR.. Lincoln should per
s"rm nm electric operation, to which Gens
tS;inatrick readily assented. Friday last
xxaS the dsy fixed upon for the experiment.
Ar that time the tumor protrnded out
wardly as large as a hens egg. inwardiy
i, was much larger. crowdlng tne "i,a'
pipe half an inch over TO inc ie.t,
making the effort to talk anu CIV
very difficult and painful. III NeW
York Mail says: "There were present.
during the performance Of the operation
mr.. L. +. Sass, DIR. Il. =. Lincoln, Dr. Ham.
r,ond. Or. Chas. Hackley, surseon-in-chiet
Of the third cavalry, army Of the Potomac,
General David Vickers, Of Philadelphia,
brother.in.law Of General Fitzpatrick, and
General W. II. Mccartney, of Boston. Gem
eral Fitzpatrick was placed under the intlu-
ence Of ether. Four large-sized darning
needles were then inserted into the tumor,
aud il required all the strength n strong man
possessed to force the needles into it. An
unusually powerful electric battery was
Their applied to the needles, the full force OF
tho battery being given. notwithstanding
the influence Of the ether, the electricity
had such an effect upon the patient
that two powerful men had as much
ss they could do to keep him upon the bed.
The needles were removed, and in thirty
minutes the outward swelling began to go
down, and soon disappeared altogether.
OfcourSe, the General was left in Il terribly
weak condition, but to-day, although in-
structed to keep his room and bed, is look.
ing exceedingly well. The physicians de-
clare the experiment a complete success,
the tumor entirely removed, and the pa.
tent himself again with voice and health as
good as ever. DR.. Lincoln says that the
amount of electricity thrown into Gen. Xii.
patrick's system by the operation. If con-
ceptrated. would transform a piece Of the
hardest kind Of coal the size ola marble into
q coal of fire :" /
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioncer Inc Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN POW
4 HATAN COUNTY, ON 4 ES RIVER,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO DOVEE Mill,
GAf.LED JUDp's FERRY. ABnUT TWEEN
TY-TWO Nil, ES ABOVE RICHMOND. CON.
TalrING THREE HUEDRED AND FORTY
ACRES FOR SAi.E.-kt the request Of the
owner. | offer for sale this truly valuable and at
tractis e ESTATE, located as above, containing
THRrE HGNDRRD AND FORTY kCRES, OF
which 900 acres are open lando; superior qilahty,
and the residne In original growth or OAK, hick9-
nv. SC. The improvements consist OF O ine resi-
ienca. rect ntly finished, containing seven room,
with piazzas on three Sides, together with tue
usual out buildings around the d"eillng, OIL OF
which, like the dwelling, are In perfect repair.
The barn is an excellent one. nearly new win
one Of Smiths thrf shera and horsepower at.
tacl,ed, ali in complete order. Tho stable and
cow-holse are also new. a..
The ferry, with the boats, &c. belong TO the
place, aud enjoy j good paiTon'se.,
Tm. location Is on an elCTab u Gcleht, COM
mandlng u lovely view Of the surrounding country
The crops aud stock. consisting of horses,
mules, cattle, &C., Including : largf portion o1
the furniture (ncarly newt, Will be sold WITH tDc
c. tate, II desired.
Within the past two years between 81 coo and
IS 600 have been expended in bcauti ying ana
adorninr The place, 50 that It Is In fact one or the
loyeliest estates on The liver.
Possession given in thirty days. Apply to
Real Est tie AucttOneer.
,o o IT., aEjm g Richmond. Va.
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,rHE MIITuAL LINE INSURANCE

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF EEW YORK 0RtAN-
iIED IN 1872 THE LARGEST NSCR &
OVER $4,000 900. This Is an stl-cash ami
purely mutual compdny-no dtUtdelds 10 stock
h0Lders, which time ana experience hss proves 10
Dividends payable at the end ~ he Gr:t year
upon all policies, in"reasiGg annually thro'fs
,no,.Id. which can be uEed TO decrease the prcmi-
um \ o. to purchase additional insurance, 81 he
option Of the policy-holder, regardte2s Of ne
hsolM Of the insured. Premiums paSso" "ahu
sliv. seIni-annually, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention OF ministers OF
the Gospel to Ills liberal plan for Insurance on
their lives IN this company.
DR., j. Is. McCAw, Medical Examiner. aus
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By Richardson & Co.. .
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. LIZ MaIn Strect.

EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il FOR STORE AND DWELLINGS FOR
SAIL At A.tCTIAS.-Wtl b. sold OF auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the sth instant,
at ID O'CLOCK z. NJ. four vsllable BUILDING
Ii rs for stores and dSellings, two Of which lots
adjoin each other AID front u by 100. feet each OH
the west side Of 9Th street, Between Canal and
Byrd streets. and two on the north side of Byrd
street, between 4tn aud 5th streets. fronting re-
Spcc;.velv 3"l by 70 feet and 325 by Is feet, with al
alley In the rear OF the forne u re wide.
TERMS: nne-third cash the balance III four,
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable notes.
with interest," added, and secured by a deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON i CO.,
or5 AIlctS.
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DC 4 GkUBBS-& WlLLIAMS, Auc,S.

DUBLIC SALE OF LANDING viii
l. sell, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Goth
OF October next, at Il O'Clock NJ. = TRACT Il
LAND containing about THREE HUNDRED
AND FORTY ACRES, lying on Gsens creek,
near Gum Spring, inthe county OF r ouisa, Il being
the same land IL which judith Smith. deceased,
helda life estate. and which Is now III the oecI-
pancy of N. G. Moss. The land is level, and con-
vcnlent TO mills and churches 6
4The terms will be made known on tho day OF
sale. PEACHY h, GRATrAE,
~ Agent for tho Couehes; s
5t4 - CAROLINE M. CARTER, :
MARY Il. DUKE.
SO ~ae--Tu8PdSswtd 1
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LOCAL DIRECT0R3-NEW YORK:
E. NJ. Archibald, n. Il. ". Consul. chsirman ::
A. A.. Low, of A. A. Low 4 Brothers =. !. Jaf-
fray, OF r. s. Jaltray 4 Co.; Richard iTvin, OF
man Johnston, of J. soorman Johnston & Co /;
James stuart, of. Il j. stusrt.
Ihe Company limits itself entirely to FIRE
Ali LOSSES equltably adjusted and PROMPT
LY PAID.
The business Of this company, extending oyera
pcrlod of sixty seven years, having been Uniform
" prosperous, has won for thrm Il high reputs-
ton throughout the world sor careful management
and financial strength. The patronage or the IN
surfing public is solicited, with special attention
to our LIBERAL rates OF premium.
JOHN Fl. EA CO..
General Agents stste Of Virginia.