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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-04

It's mistake to suppose that the most appropriate
treatment for sleepessness Is to administer narcotics
narcoGc-a strong dose OF opium for eXample-wi pro-
duce sleep of sort but not natural refreshing sleep.
Moreover although narcotic produces sleep it cannot
permanently seeplessness quite the reverse; let
the use narcotic be withdrawn and the person is mere
sleepisss than ever-without his narcotic he cannot
sleep! Dcttercure for sleepcssness is strictly mod
crate dose of good tonic stimulan-a the better if
can be taken along witt food and in that not too
soon before bcd-time. But avoid The sleep OF
drunkenness is better than is that Of opumnarcoss
In fine for those suffering from abnormal waEetuness'
by far the hest e-stmulant--especially when it
taken in conjunction With foods Dr.. Gotteb Fisch's
Bitters.
This subject continued next Week Under "Melal,-
eholy." deop&wlw epl
Guy Me, and III do you GoOd.'-Isr.
Lan&iey's Root and Herb Isitters. No drugs,
polsOns, nothing delcerious nothing but good healthy
roots and herbs such as Sarsaparila, Wild Cherry ell
low Dock, Pricky Ash, Thoroughwort, Mandrake Rhu-
barb, Dandelion. &C. compounded 50 us to reach the
fountains Of disease, and absolutely cure all Hum9Ys
tIveness. ScrOiula, and all difficulties arising from dis
eased stomach or impure blood Twenty years Of I'm
nVailed success has proved them them 70 be the best
medicine in the world GEO. G. GOODWIN ~ CO.
Boston, andall druggists. dcop&wl6w f29
Worcester Ssas Light Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manutac-
turing purposes Family Use, is offered to the
public, in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
Prices:
one Ghaldron of s. bushels. 500
In quantities less than Half Chaldron, is cents per
bushel
Payments may be made and orders for its delivery will
Dc issued only at the oHce of the Company, No. Bank
Block Foster St. up stairs DIFF j4
E. B. FairbankS,
wuh Deahotm d Mckay,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
Nos. 4O1 a. 4O3 Main ST.,
mh2 dtf Worcester, Mass.
Geo. ). HoPpin &, Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal OF all
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Binseed on Meal,
Jazz diff Mechanic St. Worcester, Mass
John $. Clark a. Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster, Lime,
Caclned Plaster, Or Bone Cement, salt, Guano, Super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos. 237 and
diff JOIN S. CLARK Il son.
buy the Quaker Bitters.
they Great Medical Discovery. Extract of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIR. II. 5. FLINT 81 CO.,
mh2 dom Propretors, Providence, r. L.
Dr. &. f. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST,
10 y Pearl st'.'..'..''' opposite the Post Office.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb Hair DYE
Is the best IN the WOrdperecty harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
or disagreeable oder The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair bye produces Immediately splendid Black or
Natural Brown: the hair clean, soft beautiful I;
does not contain particle of lead any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, IL Bond st. N.
dlyr ty0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-04
a PninfuI Incidcn1 In ohio II,storr.

of these haveIbeenlburnt. The pecuniary dam
age is estimated at about sixty thousand thalers;
the historical loss IS incaculable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-04

10 Inventors
and all others interested in Inventions.
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED.
Assignments lntererenCes and other Patent Cases
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester. Mass.
1903 Main st. dit mills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29
LEFT OF GIFTS.


H. LOO
The Hon. THOMAS h. BRAMLErTE, late Governor
of Kentucky has consented 10 represent the rr,:s-
ices in the management of this second Grand Ont
Concert. ami he vii personally see That the money
from the sale of the tickets l. deposited win the
Treasurer. that the drawing Is fairly conducted, ana
the gifts Justly awarded and promptly paid
of the alcilcr and under the ilnle'liate supcrri-
sion aud direction Of the Officers anu trustees 81 me
Public ihrary Of Kentucky AMI the following
named eminent and disinicrcsct citizens. who have
consented To he present and see that I'LL Is fairly
done:
lion. NJ. r. HARDIN Judge Court Appeals, Ky.
Hon. j. pKnCToR KNOTT. late NJ. c. Lebanon llis
Hon. II. ". BRUCE, Judge Ninth j judicial bis, Ky
Gen. I'LL H. MURRAY. I. 5. Marshal. Dis. Ky.
Ion. L. Is. COcllhAS. Chancellor LOUISVILLE eh'i-
Gerry Court.
Hon +: ID. srASDlFoRD, President Farmers and
Druver, Bank
lion. JUIIS BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Company. Liverpool.
Colonel PHILIP LEE. commemorative Attorney.
Ninth Judicial District.
Dr. G. GRAHAM. founder Of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JILsoSp l.. JOHNSON. Manager of the Gait
Or. I. :. BELL. Professor of Medical University
Louisville.
Hon. J. q. BANTER, MAYOR of Louisville.
Hon. Il. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney
HENRY WOiFoRD, Treasurer of Louisville.
\. o. BRASH1N, President OF the Manufacturers
Bank.
PHILIP JUDGE. Of the Louisville Hotel Company
JAMES BKIDGEFpRD, President OF Second Ma
tonal Bank.
VIC. d. WHIPS, Proprietor of Willard Hotel.
II. SICTOE NEW COMB, firm of NewcoHlb, Bucha-
non & Co.
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchant.
nr. NoRvIN GREEN, President L. aud c. Short
line railroad.
Vol ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY
Il. II. DURRETT, President.
w. \. HALDEMAS. V.ce-prcsdcut.
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AND DEoyEI.S BANK, Treasurer.
Address THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville. Ky.
Circulars giving fan particulars and ali other in
formation, Ell. application TO lock-box No. te,
II cLmon !, Va. jy lO-d2awSweoW3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

HOMER CEIEBR ATES A WAR BETWEEN TIE
ARYAN AND TIE SEMITIC RACES.-In the Amr-
rican Pathological Association, in session ut
Providence, Il. l., last Thursday I discus
sion took place rs to who WAS the real hero
Of Homer Whilst discussing this question,
DR.. D0uai said he could NOT tax" The abstract
idea rs being i'll the poets mind conceived rs
il hero. Such conception would hardly he
probable in times Of bArbarism. There WAS
Something behind this mere character. The
war WAS one between two rtccs-ihc Aryan
race and the Semitic race. We find the ArT-
an race. victorious and without pity, seek
in~ to destroy the last man OF the Semitic
licc. Tie hero Is the Aryan race victorious
over their enemies. Achilles Is a prominent
instrument OF executing this Great revenge
OF the -,ryan race.
DR.. George W. samson, 81 Rutgers Fc-
male College, NcW York, >ad that these dill
;rrcmcrS OF opinion III regard t. the great
epic, were like the di>a%rcelng criticisms OF
men standing around Il statue, and each
viewing il from his own standpoint. The
speaker WAS satisfied that this war of the two
races was al ialportant idea in the Had.
The conflict which Homer described was
not entirely over in his dry.
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90 .
['rnat'S the way we look ut ill.,

\ heavy landslide occurred in Pittsburgh
Oh the hillside immediately opposite the sHs-
works. on Second avCullr. on Thursday, ant;
demolished four new brick houses in course
of construction. The slide started ut tie top
Of the hil and is il moved down gathered
IL 4 :autiy E1li! il assumed the proportions
If an avalanche. The heavy ria > Of earth
struck til" buildings with such violence that
IN IN instant they were reduced to Il pile OF
rubbish. The kitchen Of one Of the holScs
fronting on tie avrrl,c wi;s also crushed in,
but the family, who were eating dinner at
the time, escaped injury. PitiSburyh (Pa.)
POST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

III. CUiL rAH'c n EsGItrn.-The whole
manufacturing industry of England Is inst
DOW in iiic most intense excitement. Owing
tn Ia. unprecedented rise in the price of
coal. AilIlhrou~h The present year coal lIaS
-hrcn rising rapidly in price i'll England rin~
til IL j. now between 60 and 100 per cent.
dcarrr than il WIS 4 tWciycmOuIh ago, and i
constantly on the rise. Besides the many
trades directly affected, coal is III element
entering - essentially into almost every pro-
durlion that b. is scar, ely possible 10 tlIihh
nt any important industry the conditions oI
which may not hc almost vitality changed by
the present Stat" Of :;.:,.ii'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

The contract for supplying the Post-Ofcc
Department with envelopes for dead letters
for the present fiscal year WAS awarded to
George Ii. keay, Of New York, at SIG per
thousand. The Morgan Envelope Company,
OF Springfield, Mass, aud George Il. NeSbit
4 Co.. of New York, We're bddcrS-thc
former at So and the latter ut $229 per
thousand. About two millions of these eli
velopcs are used annually.
\ northern Democratic paper tells with
much giec the following: "A smart lad in
San Antonio. Texas, recently took his stand
by the side of Il blind organ-grindcr. and. hat
in hand. solicited aims. When his tile was
nearly filled Ivy the sympathetic pasSers-hy
he walked off. leaving the organist grinding
away utterly ignorant of the whole transic-
ton
4 set of paper car wheels on one of the
Pullm II cars running to Jersey City, have
run over 100, 900 miles of track, and worn
out entirely one set Of steel tires, which have
been replaced The ordinary wheels, it is
said. will only run 10000 miles.
"a councilman acquires Munsard,' sayS
the Cincinnati Commercial. lie had been
knocked on the head
Ross Hamilton has been appointed Re-
publican Presidential Elector for the Fourth
congressional district,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

BrR<ING OF LARGE Flour Mills Boston,
July !G.-'i'hc Boston City four mills, on
the city wharf. were burned Tonight, with a
large amount Of wheat shorts and flour.
Loss from 1Hn.000 to SlGo.000. The mills
grouped i've buildings i'll one of which WAS
Il large amount of machinery, which was
lady injured. Insurance on the stock.
SLOT. 400. in Boston offices. 4 number OF fire
men We're Injured by the breaking 81 il lad
der. Tie buildings were owned EJ tic Com
nrit.ia! Wharf Company, and were insured.
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81 0OO0 O0 -S =; 6 4 \ \ Il, u

OF THE pURLIC LIBRARY OF kEETtCkf ::
At LOUISVILLE kl.-hy authority l' -" a', ct
kentucky. tie Trustees viii live thrIr SECOND
iKANDGlFT CONCERT in lie great bali of the
Public Library building, in lille, EI"ii SAT-
URpAN, September y. ls7@.
One tl!uusand tickets NJ admission Will br issued
at slU each halt 'ckcts. IS: qarer-tich,iS :jn !:
II whole tickets for SiCO - Tor $50: 5b for sa~:
us Tor $1,000 "s5 for $500: 5i5 tor s50' NJ Ills
count on less than :luJ worth nj tickets IT time"
During the Concert the sum q! sii".1or ~ cMi =
rrncy will J." given io the holders Of ;i'kc:, hr Ills
tribuion rs lot Of 0nn thousand gifts. is !pIlOw-
IN, NIs ElLyrS
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"'Eh CONFEDERATE DOCUMENTS FOR SALE.
o. '." ~.dr ot the Confederate archives 10
"''"umcl, official, here have received
"' '"0> "ilvrn 10 soil other secret and al
'j 'owg"" Documents. The Cou.rr>-
'. !"i"ihh"m 'ummitlcr. who have Just
d. '"' ih"mp>on letter. will soon put
''olA'r one from some one OF the cX-
''"'"''ir officials. which i said TO he more
''al anna Startling. 1t will thus hc
'Al' The statement recently made
",N documents are not Intended for
."'", 'lr'l fails Ia the GROUND. for they
"N'ir public al Government rxpcnsr nv
''.'.'.H committee representing the Adj
.....'0"H.- washington telegram, Daiti-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

4 PALrAEi.E lIIr.-fhc UdipcrS' J0urnGl
Of Cirih.1!in', OF july - (by anticipaion).
contains cartoon representing the REFORM
crS ,u"gin% 1T rope To overthrow the Il Re-
publican column after the nrnncr OF the
Communists With the more famous structure
in the Place Ncndomc. The New York T1-
h'u,c says: " Without admitting that the
picture is honest in conception or truthful
in detail it is impossible to refrain from su@-
costing to the artist that his references should
nc more frlicitouS. That column came
down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

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\h-tn% ~ the 'h!rkah"lllin, Is now ''i'
.r"'' VS.. '"o'~' l''i', VINO nv, 'h' >''I'.,
,D"','"' ""'i "ih' ,"'''I> ~ ''' " wal.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

For several days past there have been ter
rible runners ailoat in regard to Rev. Gilbert
II. Robertson, pls:or Of the Presbyterian
church, corner Of Fourth and Chestnut
streets. He has left Louisville. Drunken
nc.s ana Icchcry arc the charges. Loutsm!le
LtQgfr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

DEATH OF Prominent PoLiriCIAN.-N0r
tricb. T.. r., July 26.--William NJ. Converse,
of Franklin. died here this afternoon. after 4
lingering illness. Alr. Converse was for
twelve years Il member from Connecticut of
The National Democratic Committee, and for
four years Il member OF the National ENccu-
tive Democratic Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29
SEWyNt:-MACEIISES.
WILLCU& e GIBBS'S
~ SEWING-MhCu

WILLCU& e GIBBS'S
~ SEWING-MACIIISES.
WILCOX x GIBRS SEwISG-NACHISE OFFTCE.)
CORNER METH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, FA.)
dear MadaG.-The valnc of Il sewing-maChinc can
he determined accurately and beyond pcridvcnurc
by giving ii thorough am! impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home: and that you may know all you can of
the WILCOX K GIIIBS here freely offer you one
without imposing upon you any obligation Ia p,ir-
WITHOUT
chasc unless II proves perfectly satisfactory; no
charge for It, use, carriace. instructions upon
CHARGE
it. Other machines taken at fair prices for the
Wilcox Il Gibbs. also accommodate lhpsc who
AND
wish to purchase upon the inStrlucIt plan, and will
give !uli Instructions 10 all 1T their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind You are welcome to the Use of ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly,
ic 20 JAMES 4. 4. GIBBS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

Marrow ESCAPE or Is PRINTING OFrIcE
BuILnIsa FRox DEsTRUCTIoN--A DRuNKES
ENGINEER RAISES STEAM AND ALLOWS THE
WATER TO Run DowN- FORTUNATE INTER-
rosfrIoS.-The Boston Times OF the oath
tells this exciting story:
The community has escaped from peru
sal of the details Of what came near being nm
accidcn: which had IL occurred. would have
undcniably resulted in fearful loss Of lite
and mangling of limbs. II appears that on
Saturday evening the engineer employed in
the Boston Herald building became inebri-
;tcd to such a degree rs TO render him unfit
TO perform his accustomed duties. but, not
withsianding this fact. and with the pcrver-
sity which generally chaacterizes men in his
condition, he persisted in "firing up" under
the boiler of bis engine.
This much accomplished, the clouded state
or his mind prevented him from paying fur
Their attention to the boiler till the sound Of
escaping steam attracted the attention of
some person in The building. who visited the
cnginc-ronn, and upon makinga superficial
examination, found there was about seventy
five pounds of steam on and no water in the
boiler.
The visitor at once called the attention ui
the engineer to the prccuriorIs state of affairs
but was advised to mind his own business,
rs he Uhc cngineer) knew his. Being thus
rcbucd, the man hastily left. but was sue
cccdcd by Mr.. West. one of the hands in the
stereotype department. who had by, some
means gained IN inkling of how matters
stood
His appearance on the scene was not a
moment too soon. for Just as he reached tie
boiler The engineer WAS about 10 put on his
feed pump and in icct Il supply Of cold water
into tie iron reservoir. Had such been done
the result can easily be Imagined; the boiler.
already strained Ivy the immense pressure OF
steam, ANA oycrlratcdtoa dangerous degree.
could not have withstood the expansion
when the cold water struck in. and the next
moment the terrible report Of the torn iron
would have been heard
TO grasp the hand that was about to per-
form what would have been Il work OF
Slaughter was The first act of Mr.. West; the
next WAS Il open the rc-boX doorand draw
ont with hurried yet steady hands the bed
Of glowing Goals from beneath the boiler !;
after which he brcathcd Il triiic frccr, although
it is said hat since the awful moment when
dcathapparcnlIy lowered over him and scores
OF his icIlow-wnrkmcn in the building the
lair of The heroic man has become plcnltluly
Streakel with silver.
The deed was worthy Of AL praise. and one
requiring in it, performance courage such as
actuatct The famous Light Brigade when, in
obedience to Numbering order, they rode
into the Jaws Of DEATH"
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Postal.

+. P'>t-"l'!cc Is established At Somor-
- ,'"r'in'nd county. Va, at the tcrini-
+. n." ne route from Suffolk 10 Somrr-
[.m.' IL II, Saunders aS postmaster: also
',' NJ, -:'Ilc. Nan>emoud county, Va, on
N"Ney 4, postmaster. 49,
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TIE CINClNNATI RACES Cincinnati. July
2G.-F'iyc thousand persons attended the
trottn% races at Exposition Park this after
noon. The only bets made were on the
;imr. The race between Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy was won hy Goldsmith Maid in
three straight heats. in 2:l?, 2:l13, 2:2l. In
the first two heats Lucy WIS not over half Il
second behind the Maid. The track was Il
little heavy. owing 10 lust nights rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

ISTIMlpATIoS Is NGETH C,RoLINA.-lt is
asserted that no lrsI than Il thousand printed
blank WARRANTS were sent from Washington
last Thursday night to the United States
Marshal OF North Carolina to be filled for
the arrest of numerous parties in various
portions of the State, under allegations
founded under the kukluX law. lrthiS prove
true it is evident that the Administration
has rc>ortcd to intimidation to secure polti-
cal results next Thursday. Although the
campaign has been conducted with great
ygor and bitterness, SCnator Wilson says
there Is 10 reason TO anticipate amy trouble.
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ger" i'll i" Il meeting Of the citizens Of
ttt"'t" county 1t the Courthouse on Mon-
','''' "i August tcourt-dayl, t. appoint
Tic 10 an agricultural convention 10 be-
H.. 'o Petersburg Oh 18th August, and I"
.'"' 'u" organization Of an agricultural
...t IA the county.
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observation-disclosures William Smith
has resigned ~ one If the advisory members
of Tic Conservative Stale Executive Com
miItrr from this Congressional District. and
declines to act in reference 10 the time or
place OF holdin" the Congressional Comcll-
tion- -i'crnudr5d Gc<rHc.
Look out for ">puAll>. Fredericksburg
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4 wv "" ." $tandmothcrrcpcatcdly drcaNcd
o. ,, ,,' '",N of her dead grandrhiId had
u,,,t WV, 'I from the grave. Tho grave WAS
e, ., T. ..n5. sure rnpuyh.--the child had uol
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TUE S,N nunIHGu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FxrE OF S,IlrRX ANn Pleas tNTON.--NCr
York, July 2G.-SCnllurI Carl SrhUrZ, in Il let
ter IL the IjIiHIir. SAYS that the letter
,liofri in his II. Louis >Irr.h. concerning
Iratruna." in connection with the SAN Do
ujnmn business, WAS addressed 10 him 10y
General Alfred pItl>aIitcii. l!lc tomini' 5 on
or OF! Internal Revenue. at WAS written,
saws sir. Schllrz. lin reply ID Il nctr from me.
ut I'll" contents ul which | have Il mcInolTIn-
dun. IL follows: Ask IhaSntou whether
ne Remembers, Il conversation ne had with
ne concerning san Domingo, in which he
said lnit il would support The President |
could have all the patronage wanted. ETC.,
lnd ask him whether he WAS authorized by
the President To- do So General pIcas@i,-
tons letter ii, rrpi. i quoted IN my speech
Mi>c since received from General plrG,>an-'
ton the following note:
"N,w York. July -, lSi2. Dear Cen
era, Ter course have 10 oIi"ciion 10 your
swing my name I" The public. In cXrIaE,-
item OF the fact, would say that. lrcn- :,
friend oI the President ~ We'll is IT Yourself.
desired YOU should hr on good terms. and
That You should understand that there Was
No personal feeling in the WHY Of relations
mutually satisfactory.
"IOur statement Is CORE ct tina! the PrcSl-
dent wanted your support for his San Do
nin"o scheme, and that YOU could have had
the patronage Of the Government for %lrlG2
it. Tlut WAS the distinct impression lh'
Presidents CONVERSATION had upon my mind.
ana | communicated 1t Il you al the time.
If the PRESIDENT positively dcnicS having
had any such conversation regret il, but |
may console myself with the reflection that
This i the first time tiIat any statement OF
minc has been questioned, while tue l'rc>i-
den, has had occasion before this 10 di-trilSt
the accuracy Of his rccollcctionS.
"TruIy yours, y. PLEASANTuS."
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sUsTsaEas RESORTS.
Kf1LLBoRo'-DEPoT HOUSE,
BATH COUNTY, va.
-P. q. YARBROuGH, PnopnrETon.

The above house has recently been purchased by
the above proprietor. who VIII at all times be pre-
pared tn accoin,nodate The travelling public In the
very best manner for their comfort and pleasure.
The rooms are large, commoflOns and weli-fIIr-
nished: the servants and attendants are attentive
and ollging the table will be furnished with the
bcst the country car afford.
The CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRING four
hundred yards from the house. IL important fc.t-
ture. Many vi,itors TO the ncighboIing watering
places tarry to enjoy It's beneficial qualities.
The RATES for BOARD will be moderate-yiz
Board. per week $40 90
Board, per month Of tSrenty-cigit days....- 30 90
This Is the central dcbirkng point to the Bath
Alum. Warm. Hot. Healing, and Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
n. k.-Conveyances viii I've furnished to all points
from here. ~ 9T-lm
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COURT ORDERS.


Extract from decree.
The Court doth order that one Of the Commits
sioners OF this Court do inquire and report 10 the
Court.
18th. An account of the personal estate
Of the said Jchu &. Davis deceased.
9TH An account of the debts tilcand owinGfroin
the estate Of the said john Calvin Davis. deceased
And I'm taking the last account II shall be lawful
for the Commissioner To give notice by publishing
the time and place of taking the same once week
for toIlr weeks, III me or more Of the newspapers
published in the city of Richmond. which SHAH he
equivalent to personal service Of notice"
CoMMIsSIUSEE'S OFFICE,
NO.llli MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
July 10Th, lsi2.
The parties Interested and ALL CREDITORS !"
J1IIS T. DAVIS deceased. are hereby notified that
nave fixed upon FRIDAY the 3Oth day OF August
Is72 mt |. O'Clock ~. rs the time. and my ohcc. No
iii Main street, Richmond, Va, rs the place, 10,
executing the foregoing decree All creditors OF
JOHS G. DAVIS. deceased. are required then anu
there 10 appear before me and prove their debts,
Given unccr my hand rs Il commissioner III Glan
ccry for The thancery Court OF tie c!ty OF kich-
nlond, this 10Th July. ls7..
jy 2s-SlIi WILLIAM JosiAH LEahE.