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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21

THE NEW WAY OF ELEcTING PREsI.
DESr.-The plan that is regarded with
most favor is that which provides for an
election of delegates by districts. The
present plan Of allowing an entire ticket
to be made up for state and elected or
rejected as whole is, if possible, to be
changed, and the committee having charge
Of the subject unanimously agree to rec
ommend change. The Senate commit.
tee, which has charge of this subject, in.
tend that the bill they report shall be
entirely free from partisanship. II
possible, n bill! will be shaped which can
receive the unanimous support Of the
committee. One object Of the reform is
to prevent few great states from con-
trolling presidential election, by dividing
their vote and another is to prevent q
minority candidate from being elected.
Under the present system it is possible to
elect a man President Of the United
States, though majority Of the Legal
voters cast their votes for the defeated
candidate. The plurality privilege is tc
be Incorporated into the bill. 1t is be,
lieved that a constitutional amendment
can be devised which nearly all the state
legislatures will agree to before another
presidential election is held
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21

10 the Senate, on Monday, the resolu.
tons Of the New York Legislature and
the message Of Gov. Dix regarding the
financial questions, were presented, read,
and ordered 10 be printed u long dis
cussion took place on the propriety Of
taking up Dir Carpenters Louisiana
bill the Territorial Railroad bill was
then amended and passed In the House
several bills were introduced aud referred,
among them one by Mr.. Wood to regulate
servics in the collection Of Customs /; the
rules were suspended, and a bill passed
for the free exchange Of newspapers and
the free transmission Of newspapers by
mail within the counties Of publication
q motion to suspend the rules and adopt
a resolution for an Investigation into al.
legged irr, gularities in the letting Of mail
contracts gave rise to an excited debate
in which Mcssrs. Page and Luttrell Of
California made charges against each
other of a personal character.
In the senate. on Tuesday, the Civi
Rights bill of the late Senator Sumner
was reported with an amendment, ant
placed on the calendar; the bill to enable
the Mennonites to effect q permanen
settlement on the public lands was dis
cussed; the Louisiana bill was then takel
up, and Mr.. Frcinghuysen made lega
argument against it. In the House,
bill was passed abolshing tho Office o
Appraiser Of Imported Merchandise a
various ports; the Currency bill wa
taken up, and Mr.. Butler withdrew hi
motion to substitute the Senate bill 70
the House bill several amendments wor
then offered, and the previous question
vas moved the first vot" 80 Il -
Mr.. +. X. Hoar's amendment for tn
resumption Of specie payments, and
was rejected; Mr.. Fosters amendmen
was also rejected; the bill was the
passed, 100 to 11G; the House then wen
to the business on the Speakers table
and took the Senate bill therefrom, whicI
was also passed, 40 to 100.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, the bill
appropriating s97,750 to pay the salarie
of the District school teachers was pas
sed the Louisiana bill was then take
up, and Mr.. West addressed the Senat
in opposition to it; Mr.. Hamilton, o
Maryland, also spoke, reviewing the ties
timony taken by the committee. In til
House, bill to abolish mileage Tor mem
bers Of Congress was passed; the Legi:
lative, Executive and Judicial Appropri
alton bill was then taken up and consid
cred in Committee of the Whole
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21

CustorIa is more that substitute for Castor
oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence which
il certain to assimulate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep
II contains neither minerals, morphine or alec
ho and is pleasant to take Children need not
cry and mothers may rest 32yl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21
A few wears AGO in building a freight

depot in st. Louis lumber was used that had been
saturated with corrosive sublmato, arsenic and
salt This process was called "formani2ing,' and
was intended to prevent rot by excluding damp
ness. In handling the lumber the carpenters and
laborers absorbed the poisons into their sys-
tens. several dying and many others reu aiming
for long timo paralyzed and debilitated Ten
Of the latter have now sued the contract, for
S25 900 damages in each case, claiming that they
are permanently untitled for work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21

In Halifax, \. 5, there is a woman
who is firmly convinced that she is dead, and she
cannot los convinced To the contrary. Her delu-
sion is the result of iemarkably vivid dream
which sho had about six months ago, in which
she imagined that she had suddenly expired, At
intervals sheilies in bed Cor days motionless and
apparently lileless. It is an extraordinary ease
OF monomhnin.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-21
The New York HeraH says: ut is
4 lawsuit in San Francisco, which EN- :.

ployei the Judge of district court, clerk,
sheriff. Shorthand reporter three lawye's
plaintiff. two defendants and six witncsse+ half
day, was TO determine the ownership of a piece of
land inches front aud Hperius OH to nothing
10 80 feet; value -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-30
ssst,+ > BY Richardson Il Co, ri
+. Real Cstate.Ag and Auctioneers, 4
/. s,iftt,F No. 1ll3f Main street. ~

TlRUsTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
= BRTEK TEFEN EnT ON THE East SIDE
OF SLVENTEENTH STREET oPPOsITETHE
ARCH 1F THE; FIRST MARKET.--fn the exc
cniion OF the provisions OF deed OF trust bearing
date June 8, S67, from Ssaa cJaeohs and wife TO
e. "A. Brockm5er, Henry schuman, and JACOBS
trustees OF the German Building Assoctati0ns Fos
other deed Of August 10, I 500, to John II. Bos.
chem b. Lohmsn, and II, Nallerstetn- trustees OF
said Association, and their successors as Sucn trus
tees, recorded III Richmond Chancery Court cterks
office, we, the undersigned, r.. Lehman John n.
Bosehen, and William Graeser; me SUCCESSORS ny
named deed-sad GYacser being the successor or 81.
W ailerstein In the deed last named, AND L0hinan
and B0schen, two OF the original trustees lerein-
having been hereto required BY the Board OF ",
Yectors Of salt kssocinnoU, shall, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of August, ar g O'clock Z: Mr expose
The REAI ESTAfE conveyed by said deeds-to
All that certain lot OF ground on the east side Of
Seventeenth street between Main and Franklin
streets bounded on the north by Walnut alley. with
a three-story BRICK TENEMENT thereon. now
subject TO perpetual ground rent OF 92H bushels
OF Understandable wheat, Juyable annually On the
LIST of december, and Is the same real estate con-
yeyed TO said Isaac jacobs by James N. Taylor,
trustee. Jt3 - .t'@ 2s'E
! TERMS: Cash for enough to. defray the expenses
No. l the sum or 1894 -, With Interest from tile
9th day Of March, S74 ;thc balance tu equal IN
stalmeuis at eight. sxtet aud months
negotiable notes to oe given for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day OF sale.
;. join ii. BGsscHEN.
49, WILLIAM GRAkSER,
!. tv29 s5s.. Trustees.
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."z By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Is Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
IL AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of q decree Of the
the suit of Patton, &c., rs. Fry &C., the uhder-
signed, appointed commissioners for That purposes
W. s s. pnY4fn The Tp OF Aug
~ o'clock NJ, that valuable property known us THE
Healing SPRINGS, situated In Bath county, Va,
nents consisting in part of three large brick build
ings and number of handsome cottages, all In good
order of Ihe best material aud Workmanship, ana
storehotise icehouse, bathhouses. stables laundry,
SC aud all the personal property thereon and used
in connection with the Springs.
The property is on the main road In the Warm
Springs Valley fifteen miles from Covington, from
Which point Ii Is accessible BY fine turnpike.
Pamphlets attesting the virtues OF the waters and
mond, or of the Agent, at the springs.
& pure frce-stOne water Is conveyed by pipes from
a spring in the mountains through the buildings
and grounds, aording an ample supply Tor all ptr-
poses. The grounds are picturesque aud beautiful
shaded by trees OF original GROWTH; the climate de-
iightful the atmosphere pure aud exhilaratiDs and
without fogs, and the scenery unsurpassed.
= The springsare now m successor opersuon, ana
until The close Of the season: They are provided
with everything necessary to the conduct or first
Eva supplementary decree in the cause the com.
missioners are also authorized, II their Judgment
desIrable TO sell an undivided one fourth Interest
only In said property, being the Interest OF the ats
With q view OF meeting the possible wishes Of
those desiring 20 buy, should no be found
for the whole property, they will sell the undivided
one-iourth. -.:. -rt l.s,
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth OF the purchase
money !: the residue NOON a credit OF say six,
Twelve. eighteen. and twenty-four months for me-
gotlable notes With Interest added from the day
Forfurther information apply to the auctloneers.
80 CHARLEa u. WILLIAMS,
q ''H'. y" WIELAMW. CRUMP, - =
s.I.d ST.! E'rit JOHN II. GUY, ~ HI4 n &
,,,;r...s- M. ~. JOHN 4. COKE, ..n
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
y .... 49, i.,ts. . '!-t Commissioners
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auedoneers. si.i fs.fe n
iy l3-1aw3w&ta 8: ss.rEfr- IN s.,44t.. -
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BY Burton & Carter, Aucttoneers.
$50 - 72S Main street.


GALE OF OLD AND KITCH.
DEN FURNITURE. AoRsES.coWs.iH HOGS,
FOWLS, OATS. CROPS .Sc---W.J. Pendleton
DECLINING housekeeping, authorizes pe TO sell his
entire personal property, and place t9 the credit or
his Indebtedness; therefore all persons having
claims against ~. J. pepdIe.on will please present
the present week, as on, 7 UsS,,Af the 4th day OF
August, at o'clock, ~ fair; not, the next fair
dayJ at his residence. one and half miles north Of
Richmond, on the sleadowbridge road ''iil be sold
TWO HpEsEs-one an excellent family Sr farm
One superior MICH cow .12r .4.i1! ~,
One fine {k sex aud Chester ROARsj,l d -
HOGS, DUCKS, and CHICKENS,
CART and BUGG Y-both nj good orders
RARMIMeT IsipLEM ENTS geEsralsy,HE
Several. tons Of SHEAF OATS, r.,as :.
HaRN ESs, SADDLE, sud BRIoLES, )
.HOUSEHQLul and ikiTCHEN,. FURSITG RE,
comprfsfng Walnut and Oak Chamber s6ts.
Oak Dining set, Carpets, O,i-Cloth, Beds, ahd
Bedding: 'IgE : ~ - 81:
CROCK EKY, GLASSWARE, STOVES, &c, and
other things usual IA housekeeptok.t
.i''' - .salEH sd. N. FOURQURkAN.A
BURTON s CARTER, Aucaioneers, 80. HAsEs,'
Salesman. j IS-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-30
.a#s : by n. II. lee, 'I5i} ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.t,,r3srNo. lO14 Main street. II -.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
I VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALE-STREET HOT EE.-Pursuaut III q decree
OF the Circuit Court OF HenIicol county, rendered
In the chaucery suit of Grlin;s executors rs rfn
and others the undersigned, special commissioners
named In sid decree, will, On TUESDAY,, l1th or
August. 1874, on the premises at 5 O'Clock Z. al,
proceed to sell az public auction, the property en-
iioned In said decree known as the Wall-Sreet Ho-
tel situated on the east line ~ street be-
tween Main and franklin. and consists ola THREE-
two business houses on the frst floor, and q large
dwelling ON the upper stories, and wing running
back TO All alley.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash to defray expense Of
sale: balance In embellishments At one, two, and
three wears for negotiable notes, with interest
added title be Retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid.
: = s-U =. j. B. YOUNG,
ROBERT HOWARD,
F. p. TURNER,
Z. r. GkATTAN, -
iv 20 Sr ecial Commissioners.
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1iHlIifi gfR
TsAYIoR's spRlst ss, B. ],
= =. sometimes calied
HAssAsurrA SPRINGS, ],
: rom. m,les.frotn Hssrtlonburx. &c,

N
rpmfortasle aceoEmcd lions have been pr0yidce
q, fha Mace for iimitede nunD OF boasicft aan
sss iaosel is nsUrepen Tor the nL NaAlDn.
) The mineral water has psrfayned the Most asl9n-
ish.I,v and reHfarxabae cures 10 fnsny chronic
sSss and ri forms aud eondfteus OF "a sasc wren
swouid reaeraty hecossiisped tncHFao'e py aeo'sA'
f y aneassrnfnest alternative, tonic sisrele: and
deunrstsve IN ias action, and hdmt3soiy III
The treatment OF dtsesses 81 he d,ges.vs "a ss
The iauss kidney ski and tfs H urinary anu '1
Ts wost Srmsef ,spepsia and liver t aasea i1
nssnerous cases Il IIbk Eh, and has
Men x0wf1 10 faii1o eject cure a0l -:
3rtgtIts ditaase OF the fktdneXs a. 1tta
nons affsctious sore ey e. aud diseases OF me kia
NETS, bfadSer, ufethra, and uteras have all oeen
Crred try n. ffi.g f;iia II t.H ~ ry,,. rI.
Isn tonic spdtny,gorutiye 1t La nEtrslied. IN ls
,,ower fborou.hIy TO eradicate from me human sys
nm The dtely rooted diseases. and to
i.i, i'm INC most tnfeebled constitutions vigorous
he.Ith IL is confidently believed 70 have no snpe'
rior III indeed, 1t has any equal among the nine
raj waters OF the wortd.i Of tL.a. ~. 49,,
This place is situated in the Valley Of
in a high and healthy region, ana the ciinae !;
pssseneers leaving Richmond. Va, Baltimore,
,,d- washington. ID, O., on hemoynlng cars VIII
reach TayIor's Spring the same afternoon peiors
Board per day, 90 per week 81 q; per month
$40. ,t..-,.. ,,.,..s 10 ,,,vs,e;ens cer,
ttfca,es Of cures. &cswrIte 70 - SUI 20
'i". -, 80 J. Il. EFEING ER, PropsietoT,,
.r Aeod1 m Hartisonburg, Va
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..ga.. BY j. L. :Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1Ql6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF "WOODBINE,"
l. ABOUT ONE AND A HALF NILES NORTH
or The CITY, AT AUCTION-Hy virtue Of u
deed of trust from William j. PeAdeton aud wife
to the subscriber. dated 10th October, ! ST., and
dnly recorded in Hcrrico County Court, shall lbe-
ing thereto required by the beneficiary sell on the
premises on MONDAY, August Sd, 1874, at 5A
o'clock 2. NJ, lif fair II not, the next fair day there
after the nice little farm located above, con-
timing IS S2-10O acres, called '.WOoDBINE."
with the beautiful COTTAGE. containing i've
rooms. halls and closets, trout and rear porches,
&c: Kitchen, wood aud coal houses, Stables, &c !;
ala new. " oodbine Is on the Chesnpease and ohio
railroad, and adjoiss the lands OF Messrs. Cooper
and Royal, and very near the Dill farm. A most
desirable place. -G@ @trfs. -
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay past ue Interest
and EXPENSES OF SALE say about 1900: as TO q 900,
on a credit 10 the OH October next; and as to the
residue, as may be announced ut sale. Negotiable
notes for all credit payments, with Interest added
and secured By u Il ust deed, will be required.
Nv % j. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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By j. l.. Apperson,
Aucttonee- and Real Estate Agent,
No. lOl6 Main street.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wilbe sold at
Bjandon.n The residence OF p. NJ. Tabb. IN Hen
rico county. near the new Reservoir. on WEDNES-
DAY. August s, 1874. at IL O'Clock d., all the
Personal PROPERTY OH the premises, con:
WAGON; n large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, inciudng>a line Piano, fine Cut
Glassware, French China, Marbe-Top Tables and
Wasbstands, Concave ana large Mirrors, Book
Cases China Presses, Wardrobes, Feather Beds,
&c: Cooking Stove ana other Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils &C., &c. ,iIif. -
viii he added 10 the above. an excellent MTSCEL-
LANEUUS LIBRARY, concHntu9 some valuable
works, such as Andupon's, British ,Essayists, Wa
TsaMs For all sums OF $50 or less, cash; oyer
that sum. ut eixry days for negotiable notes with
IL 2S-Ids 7-'F'.' 'i 1850 ~ Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-30
BY Richardson Il Co.
peal Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
= yflI ling Main street. :

A. VALUABLE FRAME p We Il rMa
;rnJr1 MI ~ STsRVfE. FOR SALE BY AUCTION
THE RIsk oEa ds9 II aasIss Il
ga h:sanf. n we shall sell by auction, ON the
rs 9s ,sss At the rsk md cost 81 mr. George
Corr former purchaser valuable a.snSIas
~ to1r and LOT fronting 81 by 100 feet
~ se ea three other LOTS adjoining, fronting go by
s feet each oniie south side or - street, IN Inc
'o TEp ~ Expenses Of sale, interest on 1920
from Inc Il 9th Of june, 1874 and ene-thtrd OIL
nurchase money In cash; the residue IN SIX ana
rweive months negotiable Notes to be given Tor the
deferred payments, with interest added secured by
aIieed OF trust. s3.'{aaRIGHARDSUN g. CO,H
. sw an = - . lT.tts . Aucuoneers. I
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SOFAS. ByJ. Thompson Brown, 81,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,.
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

1115 Main street, opposite DlSpalcn ONCE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT CHES-
TERRIFIED COURTHOUSE, MANCHESTER,
VA, MONDAY. AUGUST 10, AT ~ O'CLOCK
a deed OF trust from b. j. Kelam dated 9th day OF
August, ] 872, and Of record In the County Coutt
of Chesterfield default having been made In pay
ment of certain negotiable notes secured In said
deed and being requested so TO do by the holders OF
said notes. will proceed to sell to The highest old-
that certain TRACT OF LAND lyicg In Dale
township. Chesterfield county, near the old court
house bounded by the lands OF y. Q. Duyai, Rich:
mOud and Petersburg railroad, Cheatiam, ana
others containing 100 acres, or less, with all
The improvements thereon.
TERMS SuIicleutin cash to pay expenses OF sale
with from maturity Of said notes to date Of
sale. r.. WILLIAM AMBEhS, liras!ee;
J. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOneer. " % TAI 0
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BY ThomastW. Keesee, Auctioneer. {
- ~ Is 1917 Main street. sn.

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
- PRuPERTY.-As trustee In deed OF trust ex-
ecuted on the Alb or April. 1874, by Parker G..
escott me- trustee, to secure the payment Of
acertain debt to Phillips 4 Jennings. SHALL on the
3lst OF July, ai 10 A.. NJ, expose to sale to the
highest hiGGer at public auction. for cash, az the
Wcsc DIT House, on franklin street. In he city OF
Richmond. the follos ing property--to wit:
wards Paper Felt, i pair Blue Shades, 6S yards
w COL Carpet, SO yards Dresden Tapestry, 6h yards
ljamask, ~ yards Cocoa Mating, aud 9 yards
Tapestry Carpet. JOSEPH JOHSsOS,
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
j. T.. kEESEE, salesman. T25
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as BY Hill q Goddin, tE.tH I
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
< y No.1lOS Main street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO STORES,
n RlJILT ON LEASED GROUND. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH KETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREEpS.-On FRIDAY, 3tst OF
Juiy at O'Clock T.. NJ, on the premises. We Will
sell The 7 WO BRICK TENEMENTS occupied by
j. NJ. Newell and Baker & Mansfield, hntt on leased
ground. Lease expires april l. 1S jS,snd the pro
nerty Is now well rented TO good tenants. This Is an
Excellent place for small foundry, having Deem
nsed MS sucii For further Information apply to the
mndersdpned - HILL d. GUDDIN,
~ 90 AuctiUneers
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
d COUNTY, VA.-RECENT DISCOVERY VI
AN ADbITIOE SPRING, deci 1edly imprne ,nsc
led with the celebrated Salts Of Ltthia. Ihese
EFffiRisSiFs OK oF.JJu JUNE, 1871.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease reSsraea
rs remedial by mineral waters these springs enJo,
deseryedty high reputation. .-o l., a..
In general adaptation aiidcuratiye power ~ ols-
eases of women, In dyspepsia IN ltS protSal iols.
ID chronic intermittent fevrrs ana III an a,seases
generated by malarial posons. tfev are WltnonI %
TiraI among ths medicinal waters OF America, ine
nronrietor is aware that this Is very strong claln.
The public will juoge II 1t be sustained ny inc les q
moniafs submitted. - -, h,o
sprines have beer discovered at this place One OF
Them. according TO an analysis made by Professor
Tonry, of Baltimore, Is decidedly impreRnatea VIII
the fSaits OF Lithla," which has given such ceie-
brfty TO tile Gettysburg spring In our own country
and TO the ak " Chappelle and ,Vichy waters OF
The continent OF Europe. aud which Is so hlghty
esteemed In the medical world as u remedy n
govt rheumatism, and in kidney aid bladder alice
uous. ''.. -,rs.-u H.
PennsyIyania says: "Tbere is perhars no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In The removal OF the deposits OF the urate OF SODA
I'm the Joints and ligamsnt0uS tissues In g0ufy pa
uents, and In preventing the deposits In the kld.
news and urinary passages" - 80,
1t may be worthy OF note that TINS Is the only
Spring In Virginia in which this salt Is founo
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &e.,
can he had on application 70 Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD & CO.. druggists, or Messrs w EST, JOHN
sTOS.& Co. booksellers, Main street, Richmond.
Va or by addressing the undersigned al BoyuLOn,
Va. Zap 24-d&w4m] THOMAS GOOOEI
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BY n. n. Lee, AuctioIeer,
No. lO14 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
CHUNDRED AND TH,RTY-ONE ACRES
OF LAND, SEVEN MILES BELOW TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FRON1ISG On THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD-By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Cou!t OF Henrlco county. pronounced
on the Sth dav of May, 1S74 IN the chancery cause
Of Gates & Minor rs Adam. and Others the under
signed special commissioners therein named. VIII
proceed to sell at public auction In front of Hen,
rico County Courthouse. on MONDAY the Sd
day of August, 1871, the property described IN
said decree as a TRACT .OF LAND, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-OSE. hCREs,
fronting ON the York River railroad, seven miles
below Richmond, near Fair Oaks station, partly In
cultivation. ~.
ments at SIX and twelve months for negotiable
notes interest added at the rate of SIX cent per
amman; title retained by the Court until the pur-
chase money Is paid. ,t
+ .-... .i.sa-. lH II. G. GARELL, - ma +
L. on SneciaI Commits toner's.
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slN .ts =. -.-sksIi t..Z t.Ftte., y '.ts {
THE HEALING SPRINGS il 81. I
ION the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroao)
r,t..,,ri,,, BATH COUNTY, VA, - ,s,,
B. NJ. QUARLEs, MANAGER,
will be kept opea for the reception Of VISITORS |"
the LIST OF OCTOBER,
with accommodations for three hundred persons

Tbose Strings, situated in the beautiful Warm
snrimSs Wiley, are accessible from Covington, on
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad over nue. tnrn-
Inc, In fuiI view of the celebrated Falling springs
and the magnificent scenery on Jacksons RIVER r 60
:. The air is pure. dry, aud praang, ana ioSs, s
unknown. ,,,., p,ro
f-eestons water from the mountains Is conveyed Ivy
Mines through The buildings and grounds for all
purposes. c.,,,,,aa
Music by Kessnich's Band, and ample faclhues
for amusement and recreation provided.
Telegraph and post office in the hotel .,o
Bcafd, IS per day; *17.50 per week; ana so9
Der month. Children under ten years anu coioieu
~ NJ. d. HorsToN, ". D.. resident ply stefan.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 he had or Mcssrs fCh In
rEIJ LkDD & Co Richmond. of the manager
~ the Snrinrs. b. ~ QUARLES.
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