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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17
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SCENE AT a RE1iGrors MEETING R1sc1rAt
AMP IHTEaEsT on AN OLD 7. DE5r SHAKING
HANDS ACROSS THE eHAsM.
The Providence R. IL papers contain q tull
report of The proceedings OF the one hundred
and ssrth annual session of the Warren Bap-
fist Association, held in that city last week.
Rev. A. f. Dickinson, u. d., of Richmond,
Va. was present to secure the active CO
operation Of the New England Baptists in
the Virginia memorial enterprise. He was
invited TO address the body, and his speech
is reported in the papers. DR.. Dickinson
closed his address by abiding TO the fact that
several thousand pounds sterling were raised
by Virginia Baptists for the endowment of
Brown University, and suggested that it
would be appropriate and handsome for the
Rhode Island Baptsts to inaug,lrate plan
for aiding their Impoverished brethren in
Virginia in raising the 100000 for Rich.
mond College.
This suggestion called forth several dele
gntes. One inquired, $ How much did your
State give Brown University ~
The speaker replied, s. Your minutes make
mention Of the fact that
FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS WERE RAISED IN rIR-
GINA
and South Carolina. Tfyou will give us back
the principal we will let you of with the in
tcrest.' \ voice in the congregation:
:" You ought to have interest and principal
hoth."] "Wcll," SAID DR.. Dickinson, 1--WE
are quite willing to have both, but it will be
y considerable sum, rs you have had the use
of it more than n hundred years" but
how much will it be - inquired another. T
do not know, but DR.. CuswcII here has been
professor Of mathematics in Brown Uniycr-
sity, and l will leave it to him TO make the
calculation.'
Rev. DR.. Caswell arose and said that he
was very much interested in this subject
He intended TO contribute TO the fund, and
expected to be with his Virginia brethren at
their great meeting next June. He liked
Richmond very much. His visit to that city
year ago had relieved his mind of some cr-
roneous impressions in regard to the South.
He came away from the Educational Conven-
ton held in Richmond last summer with
the conviction that
SOUTHERN BAPrISTS ARE AS MUCH INTERESTED IN
TUE C0L0RED PEOPLE
us are their brethren ut the North
After other speeches series of resolutions
were unanimously adopted rendering the
Symlathics and greetings Of the body TO the
Virginia Baptists, and urging that large
contributions be made to the memorial fund
\ committee of nine was appointedt TO attend
the Baptist convoGtion to he held in Rich
mond in June. Rev. L. &. Robinson, D. D..
LII. D., president of the Brown University,
is chairman Of the committee.
The Moderator of the Association, Rev. s.
S. Parker, ID. D., at the close of the session
in his lml ting address said that this had been
the most pleasant meeting the Association
had held for many years, and that he attrib-
utcd it largely to the visit Of the brother
Of Virginia, whose address had stirred all
hearts. 1.-The had the ear of the Virginia Bap-
lists, he would say to them, " If you have
any more such men send them to New Eng
land; they will do us good"
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AGRICULTURAL AND

Y 1 lAN i
MECHANICAL COLLEG E.-Tle first session
of this College will open the LIST OF OCTOBER,
1ST.. and close the last Wednesday In July, 1873.
This Is TECHNICAL SCHOOL. specially de-
sgucd TO meet the wants Of the Industrial classes.
The course of study will extend over period of
three wears The first year, common TO ai the stu
dents will I've devoted to the various branches OF M
English cduc.ltion, and Is adapted 10 tile eds 81
those whose opportunities nave been l n,
During the second and third years there VIII b" two
parallel courses suited TO agricultural aud meHfani-
t.al students respectively These courses VIII en-
brace Mathematics, the Natural Sciences Modern
languages Moral Philosophy. &c, with those spe-
riul subjects ard applications of science which per
tliu 10 agricultural and Dlechanlca pursuits. PIN.
tary tactics VIII be taught the study Oh ancieh'
The charges session OF ten ten '% aGs f s9
tras, Table board can be had for Sl2 per month";
Room rent In the college building 90 for each occu-
nant of a room. Coal Is convenient and cheap.
Students appointed under the law from the sewers
counties OF the State will be exempt from the az.
Inent of tuition and college fees and room rent Ill
the college building.
For circulars, giving full information, address
CHARLESL.C c. MINOR. President,
Blacksburg, Montgomery county, va.
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LETTERS rReM.PETERSBURG.

OF mr. BANK OF PETERS.
RtRE-ELfCTlUS OF DIRECTORS AMI
oFFlFERS-TI1ER ASk Not TO BIZ EXCLU-
S'NEt.f NASuNIt~-TNE VICTIMS OF THE
AGNES-A TEMPERANCE SERMON IN THE
Fl.tSH-FiERCE STORM IN BRUNSWICK
THE CONGRESSIONAL QUESTIONED.
BACCo AND COTTON STATIST1CS-
KNOCKED IN THE HEAD-BASE-BtLL. &c
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COMM ERssI
CORN AMI Il, ffUR EyCHAHGE.f
RfcHa0SD, ! al September 10, 1871.
$3.50 s9 sr.Estsfr1,tn r,ss = -

, OFFEIsInfssl y
WnEAT.-whitc.s ais tItisheis. Rcd, 4.7.4 bushels.
CaRs.-W bite, ga bushels. yellow, 3e5 bnzliefs.
Mixed. loo bushels.
tCATs.--i,hgs bushels.
ERYE.--tJ bushels.
DRIED ArPEEsr-a,ie5 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, ds bushels common nj $i.4o: so
bushels common mt fi6y: ~ bushels good ut fI.sd:
100 bushels seed at private terms; 30 bushels see nj
sI9s Lose bushels very good az 81 IS: 50 bushels
very good mt Sl.ss; a8 bushels prime ut private
terms $50 bushels fair at SIS: 70 bushels fair 10
81 ~; 1ss bushels prime Mt sl.ss.
WHEAT.-Red, 20 bushels common at Gi.e5: 10
bushels fair ut fI7p tea bushels very good ut S.sS
Je9 bushels prime at SI.S5 sol bushels good at Sfs
40 bushels common ut - 81: 10 bushels common at
f1.hn; 20 bushels common mt s1i5 a3z bushels good
nj Sis. 6. bushels ut sl.55 so bushels
VERY good 1T Ti.sH: 80 b .Ic! very good AT Sl.sG
C0RN.-Whiir 81 bushels very good AT sc. YGl-
low. o. bushels very good mt s3c.
OATS.-T!0 bushels WESTERN Mt private terms : D5
bushels Southwestern Virginia nj 5sc.
RYE.-iU bushels very good 1T soc.
RF-ESiiIBITED.
DaI IN i,ttaf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

I A LARGE SALE OF LAND.--Yesterday after.
noon George +. Wickham, auctionecr, sold
at public auction, in trout OF the courthouse,
10000 to 100000 acres of land lying Ill
Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, and Wayne coull-
lies, VI. Va, belonging to the Guyandotte
Land Company, for the sum OF $40, ooo cash.
W. II. Aspinwall and A. A. Lowe, OF New
York, were the purchasers. The lana IS sofa
sui ject to arrears of taxes and all other mems
Wheeling (K. Va.) Register. September 10.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
Freighting through this canal has been very
good this season. From. June i. to, septen-
Der / there have passed through the canal
eastward, 10000, 600 feet OF lumber rom
Underwater canal, 25D, 900 baskets OF peaches
10000 watermelons from Maryland ana Yif-
GINA, ind 100000 tons of Goa! from baits'
more city to New York and other points,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

STEAM ON CANALs-LAUNCIf OF THE ERIE
EsTERPRIsE, OF NoRFoLK.-Ie Stcrday after
noon the stcam-barge Erie Enterprise was
l,unche,l off the ways al the Atlantic Iron
Works and passed into her future element
swiftly yet gracefully. This barge is sister
vessel TO one already built, Of the same di-
mansions, and committed to the watcry Gle
ment II few days Since, aud named the Nor
folk. Both boats are constructed TO hinge
together, bow and stern, by Il patent pro.
cess, the latter portion OF which will carry
the motive power, which consists of screw
propeller and engine Of forty-horse power.
These boats are adapted tor carrying ca
pacity and speed, and certainly their con.
struction presents a combination OF talent
and workmanship which probably canneither
be eqlmlled nor eXcelled. Both boats, or
rather the two in one. are intended to com
pete for the premium Of 500 900 offered by
the State of New York for Il steam canal boat
which could be run more cheaply than the
present horsepower arrangement at "a speed
not less than three miles an hour. The trial
is to take place on the Erie canal, and all the
inventors in the country are now HcknS
their brains to take the prize. 1t is to be
hoped that the Norfolk Manufacturing Com
pany will be the successful competitors
Norfolk [ Fd.) Journal.
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REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF SToWELL
IN rOrIIAM'S INTEREST-THE LAST VIC
TIM OF TIE AGNES TRAGEDY RECOv.
D-RELIGIOUS PARAGRAPHS-AP.
Pt9iNTMESTS-A GREELEY DEMONsTRA.
TION ON THE TAPlS-THE BANK Oh
PETERSBURG-A CHILD'S NECK BRO
KEN &c
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r AWS0N,s IMPROVED DIAMOND

4 j FIrRSACE.-The best furnace ever made. All
est IRON Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
WARREN RANGE.
First premium, American Institute, ISL: pnupie
Fcndcr-t ;uaT.t, DumpnG and Shaking Crate, Drcc'
Draft. Keeps Side Burning
FIREPLACE HEATER.
Self-fcedny Has the largest rat,iating surface OF
any stove In the market.
IL shows the entire fire.
We have secured the agency for The above Soods,
WINCH " WILSON s. WEST.
an I'm No. iII7 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

The I" Fat Contributors wife has gone to
Milan to he present ut the detM OF ler sis
ter, Miss Benson, in opera There.
Rev. G.. w. Phelps, OF Suffolk, Va, has
accepted the charge OF the Episcopal church
In Wilson, Nc,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGIy1Ay
Vk RICHMOND.

The winter session OF this institution commences
TUESDAY. October LIST. aud continues FIVE
MONTHS. The course Of Instruction Is compfefes
conducted by Faculty OF eight professors insisted
by ,iadiunct Faculty. vino conduct daily course
advantages of nichiIond are open TO the stuGcnt
without charge-tfe AlmsloI,seg Hospital, the Col
trai Ennatic Asyiun. a!foriibS tho opportunity OF
studying disease mt the bedside. ~ ft,stes
TERMS: Professors fcrs hrIgdipg niafrfcuiatfon,
Sl2: dissection fee, Slo diploma fee, gao. No charge
tor ciinicIi lectures DETERMINATIONS. Uoard tan be
obtained for from $l2 10 SIS Il month. ~
For further information, address
DIX. j. q. MCCAIN. -
4 s.g.g.4sg 1. ss A!.ss. Delfs.of the Faculty,
. No. GOO GrIce street, Richfnoud.
s,i an-wit cwste tlcutittS VI a. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

THE SIXTH SESSION OF MISS TAIE-
a WELLS SCHOOL will commence TIL Inc lST
DAY OF OCTOBER and close The last day 81 june;
CircIli,rs can be obtained at her residence, No III
Grace Stree. between Seventh and Eighth
Terms: per session Of nine montlis-Senior class.
Latin and French, each $40. ...... sc 3-lh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

CPERM OIL, LARD OIL, SOLAR OIL,
y WEST VIRGINIA. LUBRICAT!SG OH.
SPINDLE OIL. and other oils for all kinds OF ma
chinery j.. WAGNER s. CO, Hr,iseiats.
"a r.Tts Sixth and STa,d STREETS.
a LII KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

T1PIsLOpAL HIGH SCHOOL Of V1R-
~ G!NIA, NEAR ALEXANDRLA.-The 10Th
Annual Session of THIS SCHOOL FOR Boys opens
SEPTEMBER IS, 1,72. Terms: 1880 per year. Cat''
logue, with particulars ent on application TO Il.
n. BLACkFuRU, V. a.. Principal; Alexandria.
Va. aH 10y VIE
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, .asx
AZ FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTIi.-The next session of this school
will begin the lst of October and close the 3otll OF
June following.
TERMS: English. 500; Ancient Languages (eacli),
flo: Modern Languages. at professors rates.
SO lin u. =. UOGGETr. JR., Principal.
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=, addition 10 The for.ssoipr, a SCHOOL OF LAW
and n COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT are cob
pcctfd with tie College. AZ. 49,.
Tho entire EXPENSES OF student, Including boarc
frei lights and washing amount to Sso6 for u,e sS
sion OF nine months. The same expenses " pparo
be had In private families VIII be =,
eau nc . - b. pURfEAR, s
,pre.ToT b&stfu Chairman Of the Fsettlty.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG AtLbuAU SSsJE
K RICHMOND, VA, June 10, lc5f. a.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road win run Is iol-
io Tss MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond st s ~.
and 1850 p. NJ aud lease Petersburg Ut hsa - =.
ah ER III TRAINS, viii, coach at
,,cbsd ie,ye Richmond ut "A NJ. aBI X Fd.s ana
iss co pefersbury ut 5;l5 a. Dc. and 49, u ~ .
Thas a. A. TRAILS win NOT teaye Kteafnoi,n ~. 0l
gnn.,, M. and the e35 Il. NJ. HtII TRAIN anu 40
4. III. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not isase fe'rss''ss
Oh Sundays. d. - Il ~
Fare Tor single tickets. = e
Farp Tor return tickets. !,
Comu,nl,tpn Tickets cai lie had at tie io'teHh'S
Fffty-ssfp tickets ter. ses 20
tlna-hunsrtel-frip tickets ~ W ~ !.
passefcers for Norfolk Will II &c the tsis u. % 4
na those from Norfgx! NJ y,
nect III Petersburg with the n. 20 y. AZ Ibatlss 4 |.
ssssaigers from tloseT SIN will take nv ss -.
IRA iN ott Nascass, Hednesdays atssi fnsss
and efnrsing lsaye Richmond on fiic sfis 9 &
,:s Ta I. & ii s 4
me TRAIN viii seiisers &c Pslssssss .s
Win the Atlantic Mes.ss III and 'sss
i., ,.,s,a5 Il W. ss M q
b. Is i,e Tsifs
iasssiiis llr6t 10 stg 3. &,
i. i did asslit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

NsRs. PEY'foN AND hits. G AliSE:I y
lFl wlli reopen their school. For 5ssOtlA.st
LADIES and Gill, Isl.
u. Seventh, ~ s. - - !. 49,. g &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. GASENA a.
YANCEY having returned 70 the city , VIII r.
MtST'AL MUSIC If desired. For particulars Up ~,
ris nj Richmond Female Institute, or No AZ
T.pts street. SO 3-Tu&ftw 4
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NCGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
WI EIGHTH SESSION.
FRANKLIN. AND ADAMS SHEETS.

j. p. MCGUIRE, Jr., university of Eirelnia.)
Principal. Mathematics, &c.
+. {. VENABi.E university Of Virginia), An
cient Languages, &c.
JOHN MAK1IN. r. A.. washington and Lee
University Modern Languages, &c.
The eighth session opens OH the LAST MONDAY
(3oTIU OF SEPTEMBER, and closes with the last
week In June 1879.
The schrol-house will he enlarged and improved
us To warmth and ventilation so as to meet all pos
siblc requirements.
The organization provides for n preparatory class
aud Us many regular classes will prepare stu
dent to enter the universities or to ''go into busi-
ness"
TERMS PER CONTEMPORARIES IN ADVANCE.
Preparatory cllss-a charges. ..............Si5 Oo
Regular ciSscs-tuition. except In languages
other than English .,.;........ u -
Languages other than English. cacli....... 10
Sons OF cicrgyncIi-al charges ..........,. IL 20
Proper deductions made when par"n; sends
more than one son.
Circulars in the booksores, apply to the I'rinci-
pal los west Grace street. 81 2-eod.w&ttilm
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
IVI HER SCHOOL on the FIRST OF OCTOBER
at No. los west Grace str. ct. =.
TERMS: For session OF nine months. $40: Latin
aud Frcucil. each $40. Sc Elm
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s "a uFFfssE Or tJarY SetkERfRT ur1 a
5lf ass SCHOOL g ttssgl Cr&EsvHEEr. 80 ~
! Rfr1fHoNDs y n. cpteniber II, rs1I "
RicnM0Nfr HIGH Sc, q Z.
ifle atsd female for sfsir5fssson fnsU
WE sstsc! viii pigsegt themselves for sxaM4s
.i ny tne on Broad street hs tween
3 Y Il ana entii scftembcs ss, 90
Tl a;. ossinina,tsn win etuhracr osfhos-aptrrs
~ al1pg pfIlsh Gfnnt3ar sfid S.,nltrpsifiCifs
Aritgetie, f,escrii,tlyc Geography ard Htsfosy of
Unfcd aiafear ~ 70 ~
Pupils promoted from tie larst and Advances
grammar grades will be recetted withosst fssffssr
examination. ~. H. nfHFGRD.
& ise It'll SnperiHtsntieHS esi1c0lss L.
ID ICHMOND i i. NJ 81 e INSTITUTE.
lerTENTff AND MARSHALL, STREETS
The seventeenth session begins OCTOBER I. 1877.
MI TIE departments will be fully orgaHized Pupils
Of all grades received secia pains tokrt, With De-.
giHucrs announcements tor the new sets51H viii
e ready In few DAYS nj tie bookstores. f0f CATS
locues or Tor any special Information. apply 10 ~
CHARLES n. WINSTON, M.t A..t{
I1-fws - r. SsCfy pr1sIdeut.s.fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

H w. CONES ENGLISH. CLASSICAL .
II. AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL will eoms
n,cnce on MONDAY, September 10th, 1T hts school.
reoUi, IN OF MOrrisons& Farrars drug store. on
Isrcsd street near Twenty-ff under the direction
and control OF Mr.. j. e. BROCKENBkoUGH, o
graduate Of the University Of Virginia. =
Circulars containing particulars testimonials and
references Ike seen nj Woodhouse & Parham's
and Randolph & English's bookstores after the Sth
instant. sc a-Tn&S3wSf
MFRS. PELLETS SCHOOLING next
lNE session will commence October LIST. Young
ladies' who desire to pursue n Systematic course OF
study In History aud English Literature, or who wish
to take any particular study. will be received.
Z Mrs. PELLET has reduced her terms for tuition
hi English to the prices charged prior TO the war
Languages and Music extra. Apply at her resi-
dence, 1902 Broad street. I Sc li-s&TnS
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GOING MES

ID ICfIMOND AND DAEYIBLE RAIL.
a RoAD.-Op and after SUNDAY. August 18th,
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DICH NJ ON u AND YORK RIVER
III RAIL ROAD COMPANY. a. fsEr.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LINZ; PUBLIC. aa..s. FtEtt

On and after THURSDAY August Ist, until
further notice. train leaves this depot 10 900 p NJ,
connecting ut West Point with the splendid steamer
State OF Virginia for NJ.
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW lORh,
MD DOSTUN, AND ALL POINTS WEST, y
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NIGHT SESSION.


Al H. night session the Presbytcry, to-
ether with E,rgc audience, listened to an
INTERESTING discourse by Mr.. George l..
Brown on l. Peter, ii. as part of his trial
i7r OrdInItiun.
th"u WAS commended and heartily endorsed
'''e ministers present, and 10y Presbytcry
80, SUSTAINED as satisfactory lart Of trial.
- Was ordered that Presbytery hold an
..''"N!hcu meeting at the Warm Springs on
we "s'I OF October, proxlno, to ordain and
, ,h>,"I hr' Brown ns pastor OF the church at
Hev' William pinkeltou was appointed to
iteslae and preach, Rev. z. Fletcher to de-
n;rt Inc charge to the pastor, and Rev. Il.
fillmore TO the people.
ADJOURNED until tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock. y
FOURTH DAY.
lf'shytrrv met ut 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and was
''gned with PRAYER
me roll VAS called, minutes read, cor
''.I,N, and approved.
'hc C"lnnIttcr on the Minutes of General
,'aN1Hhi! made 4 report, which was APP
AZ; ne act"n Of yesterday OH Book Of Disci-
r'!;, chapter :, sectionSd, was recousidered.
1911. ul%uSslon arose on this subject, partici-
w ,>,a III W Rev. Aessls. Fletcher, Bowman,
.in "'ni''s, and Others. Pending this discus
, ,"' Tie Tine for the order OF the day--viz.,
~ rS irport on Domestic Missions--arriyed.
- =, W discussion was suspended and the report
t'e Committee on Domestic Missions was
wa BY Rev. Il. c. Walker.
'A"'cs'ipg Statements were made by Rev.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL for
WI YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, 2tlS east
Main street h,twcen Second ald Third. Having
moved tn the above location, the duties OF this
school will be- resumed on TUESDAY, October !,
is7G. Musical Department. Mrs. Wll.L'hM ~.
POWERS Cir rlars can he had mt the bookstores
or OF Mrs. Powers ut tile scllool-rooIn'.
lrt
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GOING EAST

Train No. 10 Through mail aud eXpiess) leaves
Richmond daily at l:sO r. NJ; leaves plnyic daily
ut o55 i. NJ. arrives ut Greensboro daily at 1896
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Train no. . Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut $40 A. M; leaves Dan.
Vile ut l2:65 r. d. arrives ut Greensboro ut 5:3c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

Train No. tLyuchburg passengert leaves Rtcli-
nond 'laily ut s25 A. A.; arrives Mt Lyuchburg ut
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1915 r. NJ 49,:
Through tickets. ut low mites, sold 10 ali poists
Northwest and Southwest.
! Steersge tickets trout Liverpooi QaeenstgSns
Amsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg, Hasrc, RotteIdaul.
Bergen Copenhagen. and Go'heDburg. TO all potnts
ON this road can bc bought Of the General Ticfet
AGENT nj Richmond or eau be ordered through any
Further information may be oitsincd at the Conf
pany's Offices.
A. II. PERHY. General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NkTuEKLASDs General Iickcf AgcnG
tyl s&e5a@s
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RAILROAD LINES.
Es 90 iszs Ell ]s - -


RICHMOND AND UANSiLI.E RAILROAD Goal Il.
RICHMOND. August Ia, 1879.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05

The Athens Messenger has
this to say Of one of our Vim.
ton county BOYS:
The Salina Salt and Coal
Company happily achieved
finished business stroke when
they secured the intelligent &C
tivlty and experienced bust
ness energy of Mr.. Henry @.
Will to conduct their mercan.
tile establishment at Salina
Under the efficient manage
ment of Mr.. Will, the com
mercial interests of this house
have been sig1alized by emf.
nent success, per force of that
no common combination OF
business qualities that renders
the relation of seller and buy
er mutually advantageous to
both parties"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05

We have heard OF no new
cases Of the epizootic, but
owners of horses can not be
too careful of their animals.-
The disease is raging in all
the adjoining counties, and
our turn is reasonably sure to
come. An ounce of preven-
ton Is said to be worth a pound
of cure. An expressman In
Cincinnati has kept his horse
at work all through the cpl
demic, escaping the disease,
by giving him a decoction of
prickly ash berries in WHISKY
teaspoonful poured on the
horses tongue every few
hours.
Since the above was in type
the disease has been spreading
rapidly, and yesterday nearly
One.half the horses seen on the
street were troubled with the
disease.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05
Farms for sale by WIN .
j. RanneIIS & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
Macarthur, O.

THE Allender Farm, 21l mules irom Me- =
i thur, l60 acres-lO0 acres cultivated, tSo
young orchards, Iust bearing, veins ol coaIa
iron ore underlyin. Apply TO VIM. J. RAN
NILS 4 CO.. Real Estate Agents, MeArthur
Tne MeDougal farm, 40 acres, 81 miles
vest Of MccArteur,-30 acres lmproyed-bal
ance in good timber. A good orchard OF ap.
pies, cherries and peaches. Coal and ircn
ore UNDERLYING. Easy terms.
The Doddridge farm, lgs acres, miles from
Zalesti, on Macarthur and Athens roAd-75
acres improved, balance excelleptly timbered
with white oak and poplar. comfortable
dwelling-good new stable, excellent oichards
Of apples, cherries and peaches, grated and
budded fruit. Coal, iron ore and limestone ID
abundance; well watered. F
"shockey Frsirle," 70 acres, a mile from
Court House; vineyard OF 400 vines, younG
peach orchard, 26 bearing apple trees; lime.
stone, iron OF e, and coal-one vein, eight feet
thick, now being worked. Cheap.
In.Iot No. 70, Macarthur, on Main street, .
squareJ west OF Court House; good location
for business stand. Part casl balance on easy
terms.