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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

q. S. SENATOR THURMAN, from the se>
lect committee appointed on motion of
Senator Spraguc, Of Rhode Island, to in.
yestigate the charge made against him
of unlawful traffic with the rebels du-
ring the late war, last Friday submitted
report The committee alter reviews
ing all the papers furnished by the War
Department, say they find no evidence
of any completely of Senator Sprague in
the alleged tran actions They implicate
Messrs. Harris and Hoyt, and possibly
some others. The committee were dis
charged from the further consideration
of the subject
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

BEAT AT THEIR OWN GAME.-There is
great excitement along the line of the
Louisville and Frankfort railroad, IN
Kentucky, because of Ku Klux threats
to make a raid upon any train carving
the negro United States mail agent The
post Office department has therefore or
dercd that no mail be sent out on the
road until there are better guarantees of
its safety If the negro is not good
enough to distribute the mail for the
chivalrous Kentuckians they can 20 on
thinking it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

In Catholic countries, there are
extraordinary movements, which are
opening the way for the spread of pure
Christianity. An extraordinary change
has taken place in Mexico. The peo-
pie are calling for the Gospel, as
preached by the Protestant Church.
Already nearly fifty Protestant con-
gregations are gathered in that coun-
try. Italy has thrown her arms open
for the Gospel, and even Rome is re-
ceiving the Word of God from six
faithful laborers there. Spain is wax
ing up from the sleep of ages, and
says, "Givc us the pure Word of life. "
Her people are calling for the Gospel
everywhere. Let the Church rejoice
her triumphs are great and glorious.
The world is ready for the Gospel, and
should be taken for Christ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

IT is announced from Washington that
the new government loan is being rapid
ly taken. Nearly eighteen millions were
taken on Thursday This news. will be
received with pleasure by every Ameri-
can citizen who desires the decrease of
ornamental burdens and the prosperi-
ty of the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09
TN PRoBAFE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter ~ the estate NJ Peter Tnay deeess~h
Letters OF administration In said matter being q Is
day granted 70 James Tony, of iowa county Wis
and SIX months from and after the 81 day Of January
A. u. 1871, being allowed 10 creditors to present
their claims against said deceased Tor examination
and allowance Notice Is hereby given that tbs
Judge Of said Court will, on the first Monday -
each month duriag the term above limited. ut one
o'clock r. ". - s.d day, at his olce in ssid Coun
~, examine and adjust al claims and demands Of
al. persons ak; inst said deceased.
BY the Court
ROBERT WILSON.
County Judge.
Dated at Doaqevine, Wis, the 3olh day Of Jana
Ay, A. D. isTl. l-rs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where can
you get them At
Gundry 81 Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w c ky !
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, Shawls,
Cloak ings, Cloth s,
Cassimcrcs, Blank
cts, FlanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Dclaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&C., &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partlnent, in charge
OF Mr. Amberg IS UNI
rivaIed in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment of
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
WINGED that you can
save money by maxi
ing your purchases Of
us.
GUNDRY & GRAY.
NinersI Point. Wis. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09
A curate who adapted a mono

A curatc who adapted monot-
onous whine in his prayers, on being
demonstrated with by his diocesan,
pleaded that such tone was very
proper in acts Of supplication, because
bacears always assumed a whine
when they asked for aims. The bish-
op replied: "Yes, but when they do,
| always know that they are impos-
tiers, and give them nothing"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-09

Life is beautiful night, in which
not one star goes down but another
rises to take its pl-ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-21

-.'-..- TEEso q hin, With g slup - y oss
only few Gin, blood 10 yonr Y 80
l;1gna Az az a. you would sonI 2 s.,,tt
inim: kno about p1asHtu an =. 49, z Isa
,ah' eanv how, but l'e'shs ~ =. ees'-
kicking h tresttss ON the snhjekt. and phol.
La the fifreckshuns cluss, and ! got
,ios~.Ef andsyaze in about d Eminits. j Then
snt down and thought che thing over.
made m my, mind that the pneYioW
who wrote the treatiss was more In tne
treatiss bizzness than he was IN the KICK
Inc heifer tratie. - IS s. q ss
L cor to the konklusion that what ne
knu about milking hiking helters ne nad
learnt by, leanin'' oyera barnyard fence anu
writing tbe' thing up. ..t
II got up from my refiecshuns strens'n y
ened. and went for that heifer. -
T will draw vail over the langsage -
nsed and the things l did, but l'Went LIZ ~
That heifer never bekum cow, x..eo.
Th;S "a one waS to brake kicking neher
efsar a man has studyed alt the books In
xreashun on the! subject, and tried sbeh,
on he will fan back onto mi plan, any
make up his mind, IS did, that O. k'est s,
heifer is with more for beef tnan sue = tol
tbeoretic milk. ,.,.+ 1ono aen,nY,
| tn kno' that thare IL no prayers 30 good zoe
moor nc n land as manure, and no theory k aa'
1 beet il hours each da (sundaze excepleo)
| of honest. labur applied to the slls. - -
rs am am toId-phashioned phello", anu
| bartily hate most nu things, bekaus nuf
| bin beat by them Sc. offen. - .rrLod
/ I,neyer knu+a pharm that was Worh 80.
i pretty much, bi theory but WnaI VIZ n.v ,o,
i sail or few. let in q few yeers, ana ! neves
snn . nhsrm that was wurked bt manure
and and mpskie. ON the good old ignorant way
nv o1r' ancestors, but what waZ hanaeo
down from father to son, aud aiwas VIZ wa
| noted for raising brawny-armed boys anu
huxom Iasses, and fust rate potatoes.
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s,,,,mer,n Day.

"A
rsy.cs hoes on the cove- hesds dro asi n,t.rcup.
Where tail, fea,herea grasses ana DIVE
And al ia" ssSioush The ae,as white 'pis 4.
o,sn.eyrd at tho setting ofday. -o,e,
~ ,,a hams Of swe. roses. sweet r The wall!
In IRE tcrimsan. tbicsets tna LAW 10 see Them,
And focks OF br, ett buttsra!ess 81, s''1' a.. fa,
And ! sunny blue SKY over ''. .,.,r ove-t the
Trailing ,ousbs Of the Sims d'0'p :
wns1 ss's ss's.r. their s''""e''ns 'aes' nave
,. spu rs; cha. bend the light tops OF the VII
jo.s, through the mesdow-grass run. 4
sn.., nro-n little birds sitting cioss in ths
r BLOW" ~inss aash,ng from htllock to tree
.sd Sids-~teeling sparsows ahst dip 70 tns
And b.eolinss crazy with: glee; - $780,,
90 crsxy, they soar through The glow Of the sunset
Ard wa bic their m@rriest notes as tbey Nv :,
Nor he'd how the moths hover low In the nolioHs
And the dew gathers soft In The SKY.
Then round. nean,ng moon DER the oioasome'
Making paier TIE fields and the shadows m Or
And IN .ossh the wide meadows "A murmurou
: ofiasects 100 happyto sleep. $50.
Enchanted sit on the bank by the willow. :,
And hum The last snatch Of u rolitcktng tune'
And SINCE al, tais lcveliness Cannot oe deaFen'
know IN my heart IL Is June.
sr- rBostoa Journal.
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as : AZ s GaIssiirRts;s \ wIrLIaMs, Auuic,ts..,
lss Q. ). BY Lyme b Brother, - ~ III .
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, e
.,a ,TEf 12ls Main streeS. =! -.
SALE OF sVALUA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALLJA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, SsIT r IE} 1N T Hfs
FIFIsENTH sTREsTss ~ !, THE HE "a CITY = 81 Of
TION.-By virtue ola cecree Of The Circuit
Court OF the cityof Richmond, pronounced on the
17ih day Of October, 1870 shall as speciatcom-
missioner thereby appointed proceedIto sell at
puoic auctlon. en- TUSsDa az. ne, 2sth; gay o.
nen fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted at The
same hour that VALUABLE. LuT <IF 1lAND,
win two large and desirable BUILDINGS on
same used as a livery, stable, and now in the oc-
cupaucy Of ". II. Sou herIand.
: klso, q BRICK HOUSE or sTORE adjoining,
in the rear aud fronting on 18th street, now occn-
pied by Savage I'm til So s carpenter shop. The
lot fronts on the south side Of Franklin street "a
feet more or les3 and running back on 18th street,
and fronttng thereon about $50 feet. mre or less.
TERMS O5e- fourth cash bslsnce on creole
OF one. two and tn ee yeirs; the purchaser 10 &.
e ,u;e negotiable notes, with Interest sdded the
title to be retained until all the purchase monsy1s
paid. and deed orCered by the court. * .r,.
This property Is admirably suited for manUtac'
turing purposes. -,.,,,,r,,,D Z
tyl3 .,e Special Commissioner.
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BY Hill u Godd,n,
Real Estate Anct1oueerg, z
No. 1lDS Main street..

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID besriDg date the 92d day OF Apris 1871 from
Nessrs. Mayo & Noble viii, on tn ESDAY,
july ash, at O'Clock p. ~. on Byrd street. be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets ut the factory Of Joshua
nrop. rty at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
Four az HYDRAULfG RhTAINEhS or FREss-
Two &, oEE.HALE ~ FoUEn MILLS.
Four nv BOX eCREWS, ts73,rt's4 SEQ
Two Oh IRON POTS, nix q "Tf .a&.y.s. |
Three (3) BILE and BANDS, -. rs.,sEs
and everything pettaining to tho mann 'acture or
tob lceo now owned and used by said Joshua An-
thouy In the building aforesaid. t.,s.t tf- r X
!, TERMS FOR all articles upderf fifty dollars
{3sol, cash over thSt amount at credit or sixty
Toy days, UPON ap proved paper -. ,-l's
'-,f-.'5 - 20 b. 81. SARVAY, Trustee.
hill & GoDDJN. Auctionears.y.gf,f. ~ 10 8,
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Late Collector First District of virglni
The Josh B.lllngs Papers.
"wHAT KNo ABOUT PHARM1N.

"wHAT I KNo ABOUT PHARMIN."
What kno about pharmin liz fussid lit
tie. Mi buzzum friend, Horace Greeley
haz rit a book with the abuy name, ant
altho haven't had time to peroose it, yet
don't hesitate to pronounce it bully.
Pharmin is pretty much all theory, ant
therefore its astonishing that man kan livt
in New York and be good chancery law
yer, and also know all about pharmin. |.
A pharm oy one hundred akers will pro
duce more buckwheat and pumpkins, run
on theory, than 1t would sixty yeers ago
run on manure and hard knoks.
There is nothing like book farming, and
the time will eventually come when man
wont hav to hsv only one of Josh Bill
iDgs'S Farmers AllmanaX" to run pharm
or kamp meeting with. -. +
Even now it amt uncommon tsW Sc three
or four hired men on apharm, with three
or four spans OF oxen, all standing still,
while the boss goes into the library and
reads himself for the days ploug ching. II
/ was running pharm 1 suppose would
potatoze RACED on theory, then tew hay 81
bushels got in the mean, beknighted, and
uDderhand way ov our late lamented grand
parents.
Pharmin, after all, is good deal like the
tavern biZZness: emmy body thinks they kan
keep a hotel, and emmy body thinks they
kan pharm it, and they kan, but this is the
way that poor hotels cum tew be so plenty,
and this Is llkewize what makes pharmin
such easy and profitable bizzness.
Just take the theory out of pharmin, and
there amt nothin left but hard work, and
ALFRED little krops.
When see SO mulch pholks rushing In
to theory pharmin as there is, and SO men
ny ov them rushing out again, think oy
that remarkable piece ov Scripture which
remarks: "menney are called, but few are
4hosen." - 80. - -
onst took pharm on shares Misetf, and
run her on some theories, and the thing
figured up In this way: idun all the, WORK.
FURNISHED all the seed and manure, hac
the ague months out ov IL, for mi snare
0v the profits, and the Other. pneho8 pay
the taxes on the phnrm for bis share. i
BY mutual, konsent gut sLne pn lsAi ~ -
the end ov the year. .;n,t wntI
brasn;ma a nnvM and and feel 4 my duty to
STATE fos the 'henefStsov mi kredstors, that
irthov ayar ayneet me to pay nye cents on
a 6oIi,, thay Irausn't start me Id Inc Ene0.
refill al nhariatn employ. -,
n . .i9nay really is anxious teW make
mummy. OF, pharm, the less theory ne lays
in the better, and he must do pretty much
an 81, what he kant sell, and 10 ragged enuf
ali the time to hunt bees. ,eas l;se.s.l
kno Of fnenny planners who are 50
afflicted with superstition that they wont
plant single bean only In the last quarter
NV the moon, and 4 kno others SO preguaH
with science that they wont get a gate
post nntl they have had the ground anal
tzed bi sum professor of apat tony teW see
u the earth haz got the right kind of in
gredience for post. holes.
This IL what l call running science into
the ground.
Tie fact OF 1t IL that theories of all
kinds work well except In praktiss; they
are 700 often designed TO do the work OF
praktiss.
They amt no theory in breaking mule,
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.s:r by Lyme &,Brother,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- .--------- 1919 Main street. --------- -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
RTvEK PIT aNTATIo " CALLED ty Alma
ZEAL AkS EE Of THs LATE EXP xRBG GRFs
AKTN.-The undersigned, as commissioners un-
der decree Of the Circuit Court OF Heurico pro.
neunsed on the 18th dsy Of May Is71 in the casse
for sale at public auction to the highe bidder on
THURSDAY. the nth Of August, ISL {1f fair; II
not the next fair day thereafter attn hnur OF !!
O'Clock A. M. the following valuable real estate
LIST. The farm called "vARTNA," the late resi-
dence of Albert NJ. kin, on James river, in Hen
rico county. twelve miles bel1w the city Of Kich,
monds containing about EIGHr HuSDR aS!1
The Whole of this farm is open Iaud. and It is
Justly celebrated as one OF the finest producing
farms on the river.
The improyeme1ta on It. consist OF FINE
BRICK DWELLING. two Stories high. contain;
ing eleven rooms, wi b hall through the centre,
with a handsome porch fronting. the river. The
whole house is so arranged as to be supplied with
There is slso good Brick Kitchen in the ward,
connected with the main Dwelling by brick We
randall.
among which is Barn Of .xtraordfnary size and
val ne. under cover of which all the operations for
threshing and grinding can be carried on. !.
5sHs cpsa TA1s a aUKRs eo asninss
s'Ysrjna.n This tract is well-wooded and has
been for some Xesrs used as part OF the vasins
tract Dr0pCEs = uc 6No LtSCtuGk SOu
one OF the most valuable estates on lower James
river, and the undersigned are authorized by the
decree to sell them as one farm. +:
3D. A tract called "HAEEs" or "LOCUsT
HILL CONTAINING about THREE HUEDRED
ANp THIhTY ACR ES, distant about two miles
from the Varina House, adjoining the land OF
Henry Cox, VIM. II. Ammons, and others. 7
This tr act has on It 4 Framed Dwelling with six
rooms aud the usual out houses, and has almost
two hundred acres Of open land the residue In
woods. s r.a.
9TH. Fishery Shore called DEEP BOTTOM
FIsHERY,n containing ONE ACHE. Tn1s shore
Is directly at Deep Bottom.
5th. A tract Of land In DarbytO~n, 10 said coun-
ty. about six miles below The city OF Richmond
containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY,
Akin by the will OF Elizabeth Fyayser. .
This tract L. in Hoods- snd adjoins the lands OF
James Duke, John Britain, and Others.
The sale or all the above-desrribed property will
take place at the MAN TON HOUSE a. Varina:
THE decree confers full power on the commits
siopers to sell the property in such parcels as they
TSe sttenrion OF capitalists and others wishing
to purchase valuable real estate Is specially called
" TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money to
he aid In cash; the residue in three equal install
me- ts or one, two and three ye rs from tie day OF
sale, carrying Interest st six Der cent, psyahie
annually. Tire purchaser TO give bends for The
retaining thu tile till the La DAWN ent s .de, or
by taxing conveyance at once add giving d de ed
Of trust on tne'prop arty purchased.
seldom p. AKIN
:..Jy ao-cndtl4.hA atitds - Commissioners.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,l
. TREASURER's OFFICE, RICHMOND. : /.
GALE OF VIRGINIA REGISTERED

s. hereas the Home insurance Company OF
New Haven, Connecticut hsyipg failed TO pay Its
liabilities on policies Of insurance to citizens Of
this State ding TO the terms Of said policies
evidenced In proof of said iabl Lilies being before
me in su,,dr cases. notice is hereby given, uader
see lon SIN OF HE acT passed February sd 1885, that
on MONDAY,t the 3lst day July, ls7I shall proceed
sand seven hundred sud lhrty-six dollars Of
VIRGINIA SIX; PER CENT. BONDS, recently
funded under the act OF Assembly, approved March
GOTH 1871 for cash. to pay said liabilities CT the
Home Insurance Company of New Haven, Con.
necucut, 10 eatd citizens Of the State.
GEORGE RYE,
,f Treasurer Of the Commonwealth OF Va.'-
. :. r4
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AUCTION SAE,ES-Fufnse a.axg: =
IS BY a. Of. aisna Is &
oa51, Anctsone me- Md Esai EStase Agentr ,ss
ss' Nstn and fstt streets. s - n Skttsl

nEEErYER,s SALE or DINE AMEsgs
RPopTxBGR EyalEE OF !, ss,BB Bolt sl N
lTgTg0N -lay ytrfuaf or an order issued bvn:
Al Fi;ssrrh. Jnl5ae ef the Chaneery CeuTs 31IEne
city Richnond Insde the 91th GAY OF p sni
Pousher. vii! aafl as receiver for !csee, ~ my
stivs end machinery vafd, on 10th street: ns-
tween Main and Cary STREETS IN the city of hich-
n.n nu p. M.. ONE aisEsss sgPsiotRTABLp
GIVE, nearly new. OF eishtesn. ortwsnty norse-
isaIs conducted by As O. PUnLIA,d, Aatt. - t
g;-.ES Ji lsssa ---r-f -,
The shore sale Is nstpnHed until akTURRAft
TN sy "a ihss.' ss'oe'o'i 4. q. pUr7IAM Auet.
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-, By Wellington 6ocdin. RI ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneers
corner nth and Bank streets.

=
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NAhU..
~ Able REAL EHTGTE IN TIE C,TY ~
FRICaM MD. ON 2erH,. BETWEEF , 1JM t,S;E
AND" FRhNKTN STS.. And ON CHURuH
Fiji. AT THE CORERR OF T. AID. 2oTH
sTR EeTs-GBY virtue Of decree OF the C9snee ets
Court of the city OF Richm oud prop ounced on tne
iii, inv is7f ii, TIE two cases Of Gcode, &c; vs.
Wynne, 30 and Goode vs. Herbert &c; snaii.
in execution thereof proceed 20 sen e. gsssad1
on 'FRIDIY, the sist July, ls7I, eopmensing q
O'Clock 2, M the following vALuh BE
w: That lot on the western lire q ?o:h betty en-
Grace and Franklin streets, 30 by i3o fees wiin an
eiSht rooms sitchen,. &c. .Afler which. say at
ociock r n. that handsome lot. 60 oy aso tess
the corner of and 2srh streets. with neat nrlck
Seoemei on part thereof, leaving vacant lot OF
about net front to be solo and ,s
months. for negotiable notes inte!est added ana
itle ressfned till al Of the purchase money Is 2alfy
paid and CONVEYANCE ordert py Inc CONT. ri
.3n,r- e;..----. Suecjal Commissioners
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~ 91-tds

NoTiCE.-The commissioners a Is = appointed
for the openL OF the Crafahton road, hereby give
notice that they win on. TUESDAY next thej25th
day OF July, ut the Henrfco county court. house,
in fhiscity at II O'Clock A. NJ. proceed Is let at
public auction, the CAUSNWAY OVER CHIOKs
AHOMInY FLATS, Plsns and specifications
will be exhibited Mt that time. 1t*
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By Paine a!cu.,

frttftry -.
r .ARGE AND PEREMPT0RY sA Al,ss
Al O'CLOCK. We viii sell at Warehouse nree s,d
assractiYe stock Of entirely FRESH tancy, an -
II Ro 55 sHoEs, aud BALMoBALs s:
-fys MINI d BOYS, Hats Is, 49, -
49,! KEkDY-MADE. CLOPHIsG. !. ~ - ,+St'
II, HOST cry and SMALL WARES,;a tcSAs
+: 55t tTRAVELLING-BAG.,& &c, &c. -sfal.s
the entire ssocEor country store, consisting Or
81 IT.saHA hIsWAR Ea,,n,rp a l!l:5foEa 1900
';:;E Lit OKY COLDS, s. ..y.,.,, ,&tss -.
g31;ti,,at NOTIONS, s!slts ,>3-5s :: =
- ~. FIN w ARk;E Il !,1,sst u -.sIziIs }}Jf
!. ~ il CRoCKEKIaWARE, :.rt&9@: ~
= 80 HATS and CAPS; s,r1Sa 94az
u II f;s..t pRII8S, GRDCERIER, q a3I fktls5t
= L.. STOEE EXTURES, &C.4 &G,;3 sSsa
The whole to be sold without Limit or reserve. -
>yfy 90 49, - phlNM % SO.s a uckS.
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EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.

FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAkIhLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARHLA.,
FLUID EXTRA CT sARsAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT sARsAPARILIA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPABILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT sARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARHLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARnLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARnLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPABILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARHLA.
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g A3a"AwBA? GRAPE Fills

.t:CArAW8A GRAPE PInLA
5pATAwBA GRAPE FILLS y
cArAwBA aRAPE PILLS, r..
iCtiATAwBA GRAPE Fills
; CATAWBk CRAZE PHLa >
q CATAwBA GRAPE FILLS
oArAwBA GRAPE PILLS. !
:. CATAwBA GRAPE FILLS ,..
.CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
:. cATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE FILLS
, .CATAwBA. GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
3 CArAWBA GRAPE,P PILLS
:. CATAwBA GRAPE PILES.
B, CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
.CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CkTAWBA GRAPE PILLS. .
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Nv Thomas W. Keesee, Aucti0neer.
No. 1917 Main street. .-,,-.

TOBACCO FIXTURES, DESKS
STOVES. &C, AT 4 UCTIoN.- On FR1DaY,
o1st ,nstart at 10 O, clock will cell at the ofhce
OF MAYO n oele, No. l4ie Cary street, per
Two DESKS, VEE ROTARY TABLE Dheh
Large lot Of ToBaCCO siICKs;. M
Empty HOGSHFADS; ID.
HOGsHEADS not coopGred; "" '.!',
RACKS FIR hanging Tobacco; ,-..s. a.--..F ~
one SET o. TihLETs and BANDS;
h i.Sn Of VIZ THos. W. KEFsEF, Auct'r.
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;TALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER

VALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER
Y Property, AT LOUISA JURT-HO USE,
VA, FOB BALE The subscriber offers for sale
on private terms the valuable estate known as the
LOUISA HOTEL Property, .ss
...,..,.-. Consisting OF -
ILARGETWO.ST Brick BUILDING, the
lower floors or which are rented for stores
2LAEGE TWO-SrOKY FHAME BUILDINGS;
G EsdRs NEW STABLES, sufficient for 100
horses: .
2ICE-HDuSES; ~.s.'
KITCHEN, &C.; . E-
All in GOO order, having been recently repaired
and painted aud has attached about
ID ACRES OF LAND, divided into grazing lot,
garden, &C.. - -.
OF spiritunus liquors, bookkeeping, &c, having
been entirely restricted to this property. which
makes IL the most valuable property OF the kind 10
dollars. ....-. s.-.- = -
Louisa Court-hou.e Is Immediately on the Ches-
speske and Ohio railroad, slxty-two miles west Of
Richmond, aud ls q. healthy village as any in
the state, and an energetic business man might
add greatly to its already lucrative business by
getting Doardee from the cities add lower Country
during the summer and ral months. 4
This properly Is now leased, but should the pur-
chaser desire possession arranRements conid pro-
badly be m de ct any time. II 1s really for SALE
and will be sold for much less than its value and
on accommodating terms. -..s.-s
For iurtter particulars apply to
Louisa Court house, Va,
or to me at Farm Vile, Va. 30 1,cz -
jc I6-F&TutAuS* -... j. ID. BlCkEkSs
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue OF an ex-
- ecntion in my hsuds in favor Of G.. W;
Scott, against Henry serrIlI and others, gnsl,
by Serril Flash & Reed at the 'oot Of 9Th street,
near the river. on the 1sT DAY OF AUGUST
NKXF at 10 O'Clock A. M:;- one fortysfye hoIse-
power ENGINE and three BOHEHS and FIX
TUBES, in good order one ANVIL and 3 M. =
LOWS; VICE and TEXTURES In blacksrntsh
syff for Cleaning bark ; one sk w: one Plat
FORM SCALE three barrels and five boxes Of
DYE: five TANKS for holding dye: one TIN
SAF.. and one pESk and CHA1A.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. ~
' - - TEMPLE Elicit, D.s.,
jy91-tds y for John W. Wright, 3. G. 4.