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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Mail trains leaving Richmond at $50 A M, runs
daily Except Sunday, and stops at Stanton.
Express train leaving Richmond at $50 p M.
runs daily, stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordons.
vile. Charlottesville Ivy, Mediums River, Green
wood, Waynesboro, Stauntop, and all regular sta
tons west of Stanton.
\ Passengers by the $50 A. n. train connect at
Gordonsvile with the Washington City, Va. Midland
and Great Southern railroad for Lynchburg and the
southwest and for Washington and the North.
Passengers by the 30 P. NJ. train connect at Gin.
cinnati with all the trunk lines for the West, South
west, and Northwest.
Sleeping.cars run on all night trains.
Mail train leaves StauRton at 10 A. M. daily lex
cept Sunday and arrives at Richmond at $40 T. M:
Passengers by express train leave Cincinnati at
P. M daily, and arrive at Richmond at 8. 10 A. M.
For through tickets, rates, and information apply
at 1926 Main street, at the companys Office, Broad
street near Sixteenth.
CONWAY R. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
VIM. s. DUNN, Eng'r and Superintendent.
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GENERAL LEE ON TRAVELLER, sold for the benefit
of the Lee Monument Fund. Price, S1.50 for sim
gle copy; $3.50 framed; 81 each where ten are
taken. Address Col. S. Bassett French, Richmond,
Va oc 11-2m
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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES OF
RICH JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, now
opening at NOWLAN CO.'S. New Sets, Fms
and Ear drops, Enameled Bands, Handkerchief Hold
ers, Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, and superb Silver
ware, for bridal presents, Pitchers, Spoons, FORKS
Goblets, &C., &C., corner of Main and Tenth sts
rros. vov1Ir. RoBT. 4. NAooNBrR
NOwLAN q CO..
Corner Main and Tenth Streets, above fost omes'
RICHMOND, Va.
Diamonds, Fine Watches, Jewelry and
Silverware.
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS.
Special attention given to the Repairs OF Fine
Watches and Jewelry.
30 HAIR JEWELRY made to order.
oc 18-f
CUOTHINGl CLOTHING !
l desire to inform my friends and patrons that,
having returned from the North with an
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING,
embracing everything needed for
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WEAR,
am prepared to offer as fine stock in
STYLES, QUALITY, AND MAKE,
as can be found in the city or State, and at
VERY SATISFACTORY PRICES,
and invite your examination,
VIM. IRA SMITH,
oc 1S-2m 1109 Main st., Richmond.
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MONTGOMERY COLLEGE.
M CHRISTIANSBURGs VA.
MRS. o. s. POLLOCK, PRINCIPAL.
NEXT SESSION OPENS OCT. 2, 1915.
Cheapness, Comfort, and Thoroughness in In
structon, combined. A thorough English and Clas.
steal education with Board, including Fuel, will
cost 5000 per scholastic year of ten months. Spe-
cia reduction for the daughters of ministers in the
regular work. Correspondence solicited. For Cat
alogue and further information, apply to Mrs. 0. 8.
Pollock, Principal, Christiansburg, Va.
"We do most heartily commend the Montgomery
Female College, under the Principalshp of Mrs.
Pollock, as school where young ladies will have
all the benefits of firm and kindly discipline,
thorough and conscientious instruction. and sys.
tematic christian home" T. w. HOOPER,
Pastor I'd Presbyterian Church, Lynchburg.
DANIEL BLAIH,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Chrstiansburg.
oc 19-1y
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DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE

DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Case of DR.. R. b. Tatum,* well-known physician
of Chesterfield county, Va.
Extract from letter dated Longwood, Va, Septem-
Der 4th, 1875.
"For years have suffered from Indigestion, caus.
ing sick headache. attended with the most intense
agony have visited some of our most celebrated
mountain springs and drank the mineral waters from
The springs of other States, but have found no such
relief as I have experienced from the use of two
cases of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, Spring
No. 2. l have prescribed it for several patients
suffering from symptoms produced by Dyspepsia-
such loss of Appetite general debility. headache
cough and severe pain in the Epigastric region
with the happiest results
n Post office Chula, Amelia county, Va.
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TEAC The choicest in the world-Importers'
UAO' prices-Largest Company in America
staple article-pleases everybody-Trade continually
increasing Agents wanted everywhere h in
ducements-d waste time-send for circular to
ROB'T WELLS, 4S Vesey St., N. Y,
au23-3m P. o. Box 1887.
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ORGANS S5A At 6AL +

PRICE The subscribers will sell their entire stock
of PIANOS and ORGANS, new and second hand,
of six frst-cass makers; sheet music and Sunday
School music books, at 80 per cent. off, for cash.
previous to removal to their new store, 40 EAST
14tb ST., UNION SQUARE. Illustrated catalogues
mailed monthly installments received. Agents
wanted. Special inducements to the trade.
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufacturers
and Dealers, 4Sl Broadway, and 40 East 14th ST.,
New York. oc At
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Obituaries.

Died, October 26th, in this city, WILLIAM +. STE
vENsoN, in the Goth year of his age.
Died, October 10TH at Huntington, W. Virginia
VIRGINIA W. PoTTs, only child oil j. N and Maggie
A. Potts, aged 8 years, months and 70 days.
Died, September 26th, at the residence OF her
husband, Stirling E. Edwards, ESQ.,, in Halifax 20
Va, Mrs. MARY j. EDWARDS, daughter of the late
COL Leonard Claiborne, of Pittsylvania county, Va.
Died, October 1Sth in Charlestown, W. Virginia,
Mrs. EMMA Downs REID, wife Of Capt. John Reid,
aged sc years.
Though an invalid for many years. she seemed to
be in her customary condition of health until stricken
with paralysis at the breakfast table en- the day OF
her death. She was a kind wife, an affectionate
mother, and genial friend, and in her intercourse
with neghbors strictly observed the "Golden Rule.
Her whole life illustrated the beauties of the Chris
tianity she protested, and exemplifed the nobility
of womsnhood
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A GENTS FIND THAT THE FULL HISTO-
N RY of the Wonderful career of MOODY d
SANKEY in Great Britain and America is success
everywhere. All want it-rich or poor. From to
20 books a days work. 1t is the only complete
work published, containing Mr. Moody's Sermons
and Prayer Meeting Talks Has 643 pages, steel
portrait, and IL engravngs. Price So.
Address q. s. GOODSPEED & CO.,
IA Barclay Street, New York,
lie 7-6m Or, 2S7 Vine ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Commercial Matters.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JAMES & JOHN N. Cor
DON, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals
and Grindstones, Nos and 8, 18th st.,
Richmond, Va.
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The Buffalo Lithia Waters
THE
GREAT STOMACH WATERS OF AMERICA.
Case of Mrs. - stated by DR.. Marcus A. Har
ris, distinguished physician OF Black Walnut,
Halifax county, Va.

Extract from letter of DR.. a., OF July 18th, 1876
Mrs - had been for twenty years sufferer
from Dyspepsia in most aggravated form. Prom
inent among multiplicity of distressing symptoms,
were attacks of Spasmodc Castragis, varying IN du
ration and intensity, and becoming less and Less
amensble to treatment For few months before
she commenced the use of the Buffalo Lithia waters
these attacks became more prolonged and violent,
and her emaciated cachetic and distressed condl'
ton gave unmistakable evidence of rapid decline.
Having exhausted my own resources, called to nay
assistance in the treatment of the case, some OF the
most eminent medical men of the State, without any
other result than palation of suffering; and, IN
what regarded as hopeless condition, prescribed
the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, Spring No. z,
to the exclusion of all other treatment. She has
been using the water now for some six weeks with
only occasional symptoms of Indigestion, and her
Improvement has been 80 marked and decided that
she is able to attend regularly to her domestic at
fairs. For four months before commencing the use
of the Lithia Water her diet was milk and stale
bread, alternated with bread and water and bread
and tea. She now eats with impuniy, almost every
thing for breakfsst-cofee, bread and butter,
mutton chops, broiled chicken, &c. for dinner
mutton, beef, chicken, and any vegetable, except
Irish potatoes with deserts, such as CAKE cecresm,
&c. / will add that this was one of the most dis
tressing and unmansgeable of dyspepsia that
have ever witnessed in practice of many years;
and that the action of the water in it was marvel
ous."
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IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOB LAND
SURVEYING.
INVENTED BIZ

J. N. LILLEY, Staunton, Virginia.
THIS INSTRUMENT has been adopted at the
United States Military Academy, West Point; Wash.
ington College, Va, and many Of the leading Insti
tutions of learning of the country, and is recon-
mended by the Professors of Mathematics and En-
cheering, and by Practical Surveyors who have
used it, as superior to any instrument now in use Tor
the purposes for which it is designed.
Send for Circular containing description OF In
strument price list and recommendations.
Orders filed promptly.
Address B. D. & J. G. LILLEY,
Stanton, Virginia.
Or the following Agents: Messrs. Stackpole 4
Bro, Al Fulton Street, New York; Z. W. Carroll
L Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; ]. p Morton d Co., Lou
isville, Ky., A. 8. Aloe, st. Louis, Mo.
feb 2-F
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DEACE INSTITUTE,
RALEIGH, N. c.
The next fifth Scholastic year begins on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, 1875,
and ends June l4th 1877. 1t is divided into two
terms, of four and half months each, commencing
the 14th September and last Of February.
BOARD AND TUITION, per term, $lO5.
For Catalogue and other information, address
Rev. R. BURWELL & SON,
iy19-Sm Raleigh, N. G.
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AGTNITC double their money selling
81 Receipt Book" Address DR.. Chase's Printing
House, Ann Arbor, Mich. jy 19-1y
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GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS

TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTlLlzEKs'
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker,
Commission Merchants No. IL, Pearl or l4th St.,
Richmond, Va.
Agents for G. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizers
in the States of Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bone
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco.
The market is firm with some advance in prices
for all working grades, dark and bright of decided
character in safe order.
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UTNENAQ HOW MADE in ten hours with
vllNLUAlN out drugs. Address f. SAGE,
Springfield, Mass. &C 4-3m
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n edmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
X, Routo.

J. R. MAcxURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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III raE OkEsEsoxrE swA1v.-- From the
$ zsspfsss:1 The surveying party sent outaby
the Augusta tGa3 AaAsatutioaaiist to survey
sthe s0kefan0kee Swanp report that Il mea.
aufes Id miles ia circumference, and with
the sinuoaitiss $50 mAas srounG. This vast
formation, thirty miles long and seventeen
mile wide, 10 the largest swamp in the
United States. Il lies Ia the southeastern
part Of aeorgia, but partly IN north Florida.
Here 10 the source OF the aSuWanee river,
made famous BY the old negro melody or
tho & Old Folks Ut Homs.s Ittrayersss d
large sectios OF upper Fiorjds, lis bordensd
sHtth valuable cypress spd Other ttmber,
and empties into the. Gulf at ., point about
eighteen miles above Cedar KEYS pkefeno.
nee ssspap Was for gener atoms a refuge for
runaway siayes. Indians haTe lived there.
naai recently eultFating gardens; sud ia
tlt depths OF The jnngies and forests are
facusands OF beaFss aud q great many FlesiGA
!. tigers - the couear, or American panther.
line gsftcpE expesience OF the Gs1fSeying
party was 10 ind thasnseIyas at one time,
Whtlss y the midst Of great sWsap, ssatfss.
sng foE water. 't9e isss letter to the Epnsts.
vs.
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Y a correspondent OF the Norwich BulIetis
writes 6 STUFF = cold and starYe fever y
has been from time immemoriM received as
y command or Recommendation, and as such
bass been attacked and written down
with great yehemenee, and sometimes skilI
and ingenuity, as violation OF common
sense, IL not Of sanitary rule. Literally
4aken as II stands, II would seem to be open
to sjust criticism; but Mrs. Gilbert Bishop.
Of New London, has kindly furnished a
erie1ds ours . very satisfactory and rational
solution of the mystery. It 10 that for the
superficial or hssty reader 3 translation 0f
TIE axiona seems necessary. Ont of thesynl,
gaie aDd sinte plain Eng lish itwould be: z. JIG
Tou sEufs d cold sags will have 10 starse 3
leTsr. Ephlsshsd tshe second time.
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ScaHdaI.

ScandaI.
rArthur Locker, in Belgravia.l
yybcn hannibal savages after fight
Make frast of the BODIES or those ineJ nave
The srIsly repast yielrs keener telight
From the knowledge that every uEtor,unale mlen
" onid have oeem'd 1t the deepest disgrace 70 DC
49,. eaten' .a-..,ssss,n
Though the custom Is fast dying oui 10 FIJI,
the Influence Of western example increases, =.
In civilized countries you often may see
a circle of friends, in the highest OF giee.
All busiiy picking some neigh6or to pieces.
And the best Of 1t Is thst the neghbor Is not,
AS In Islands barharic. n person deceased:
his flesh has been baked in no caldron or pot:
They don't even trouble to serve him up hot;
For the victim still lives in the midst OF tee feast
Some good natured friend. p'r'aps, may make him
or the nature of these hungry monsters employ
ment;
And though In re oily he may stoutIy declare
That such yiyisection won't hurt him hair,
Yet he writhes NJ the thought VI their henolsn
enjoyment
SIN one comfort remains In the isles Of Fiji
No possible vengeance is left for tht victim
He is cook ID and defunct. But in Europe he's free
40 seek sa istaction; and sometimes we see
That he wounds IL exchange Tor the Wouhas
which. have prick'd him.
Then beware, Mrs. smith; beware, lovely Miss
Young Jones, whisper nothing that isn't quite
tue:
Re little more careful of others renown,
For rhompsan Ia Wonder recess has sat down
With Miss Green, and Is quietly cutting up you !
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1,ssstas twlit.

aDxsaa. ID ht.
Good. H,ahlso siseg. .ihossi, many
Mays Joined ~, Il ; ss,s s.nS e sa
nv sms Il, s as WI Tic s sofrsst md
Thy i0rm ses ~ s,ss aud clearest,
4 9Th Thst Ger iislt partner In tnrall. 81
eesd-S e thee, isdiS sis e sse song
:, The wbissyercd farewell OF the lover, go
Ti,e bsariless adieu OF The thronE. :, .,,re
The heart that was throbsn ol rs mass pea
NM FAN syrnI that were Dreaming OF treasure
.;The neiles that were dreaming OF 0eana'
,rss oxer. the lights arc all dying,
81. j The coaches all driving away,
And many q fsir one Is singing,
And many false one isGaS; ,,hera
nd beauty counts over her nuinus srI,as
a,s conoueatE az home wards she orISe.
Ano sorae have gone home 10 their sn nt..s
And some have gone home 10 'nei i 49, -
Ru, T. while my cab In the sho yer
Ia waiting the last AT the ooeI,
A Hh .oo ssiI Ssom iiiy wreath the floor.
I,II keep II. If but 10 reminu me-,
Though wirhered and radea i.s l,ae
Wherever mex. season may nno IL
- OF England. OF Almacx's, ana gOu3c -.
Tb,fs are tones that win haunt us: tho lonely
1.rr nath he DER mountain OF sea ~,
rtar. p pre looks that will part from US oniS
When memory grasses 10 be. ,,oh.en.
Tsers are hopes which our burden can uSnes
Whenph toilsome and steep be the way, -;
s,d drsams that, like moonlight, can brighten
With a light that is clearer than oa5'
rhsra are names that we cherish, tho nameiess
For aye on the iiD they may be, -. ,.meess
snS shouphts unexpressed, but still free:
And some are too grAvefo reyer,
And some for 6u. b band too ss1 nS set
LOAD. Night, to thee, lady! Goodnight.
!, F--- c. II. s.
,NEw YORK, November 80, 1875.
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RIcuMoyp AND DANvILLx RAILROAD Coxs'hf
RIcHMoyp. VA, January l9, 1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAlNS.-TBAllno TSs
~ 3.-THaoUGH MAn--SEw YORK ~ 1--we
SoUTH.-Leayes ktchmond 1t o:10 a. a. a. i:3s
leave Dan Vile at las P. n. leaves III StssIp
boro' AZ 1886 r. NJ; leaves Salisbury II o'o1
H.. arrives. AZ Charlotte ct g:l5 r - IN NV on.
r1.Ns E,sarss. Eas,ward-leayrs Chs.oSs
s.1hS. N: leaves Airline Junction q % 80 As
u: leaves SALISBURY af $50 A. ~; Leaves tia9
borof at 1888 p. 81; leaves uanYbs rss Ru,fe.
z;i,1s a. All p. 81: arrives in Richmond IS Wv
Pm. ---., .co,,,oo ,rrox,
: FYIry No, 5.-LYscaSURGACC0s ss,,jyss
wss.ssrd;L e; fs ssn r. leave; IaIse;s =
q BurEssile ~ aS's r.;nehbrrg II $50 r. =.
TRAIN No. s.-LyScasyssc, = Ag 9:SS p Il: q:
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TIE EoyELIRsT OF ALL LIVES IN MISSOURI.
From the Fulton Telegraph. THE most
beautiful girl ia the United States lives in
( FRlton, Missouri. She was at the college
soirec Oh Friday evening last. Her eyes
send forth light SO efulgent and magnetic
that strangers become spell.bound under its
influence, and stand rndely gazing. Her.
black beside her teeth. Her form is so
graceful that men worsaip before seeing her
GDgers tipped with vermilion. Her smile
seems actually to illumiaate her presence,
and when she faHghs the listener fancies he 4
tears sweet music 10 the distance.
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BY w. Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streetB.

corner OF Eleventh anu bauh 6UeSHs y
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF CHEAP LOTS IN DR.. WAR;
kELL'S PLAN, CHURCH BILL.--By virtue Of a
decree Of the Cbaucery Court of the city OF Rich
mond, ene red Oh the 19Ih Of February, SIG, IN
the case Of Brown and others against paughan'
&C. I shall, az special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, proceed 10 sell at pubic auction, on the
premises, in the order advertised. on TUESDAY
the l. 9th day OF 4 prtI, 1876, AZ ~ O'Clock T. M,
the following LOTSin DR.. Warrell's plxn-Yiz.: .
LOT at IN. southwest corner Of Clay and TWEEN.
fourth Streets fronting 125 feet on the west line
of Trenty-rourih street, runntpPback on the south
liue Of Clay street about LOO feet more or less. :
Twenty-fourth street 80 feet, running back 1872
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
Also. LOTS Nos. 81, 6S, So, 70. II. ~, Is, ~,
rs. and 76, fronting together 312h feet on rhe
west line OF twenty foot alley. running back or
an irregular depth 10 u ravinc. and bounded on the
south by the west line of Clay street, and on the
north by rayinc which Is boundary OF and fronts
on the proposed new avenue leading from Broad
and Twenty-drst streets to Nd and Twenty-nfih
streets. ~ 49,
Also, LOT No. 4, In same plan, fronting on the
west line OF Tweniyfourth street 4S feet, running
back IrregIarly to ravine. -
Looking to the future contemplated Improve
meuts In this part Of the CITY, these lots will doubt
less enhance greatly In valile.
plat OF the property eau be seen at my Office.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance ut SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest
added. and little retained unil all OF the purchase
the court. ALEXANDER II. SAEOs,
> m Commissioner.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1876. i
r. NH 2S.
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A FAILING Rock FROM LOOKOUT Noun.
TAN.-The Chattanooga (Tennessee) Com
mereial says: "On Sunday hundreds of
people visited the mountain for the purpose
Of taking look at the immense mass which
IL slowly sevcripg itself from the ledge of
rocks ct Bragg's Bluff, near the toll.gate.
The 6rst indications of this severing process
were discovered about week ago, and since
then the work has been almost constantly
going on. The greatest progress 80 far dis
covered has been an inch an hour, but on
Sunday at $50 P. III. it had reached dis.
lance Of about sixteen feet from the parer
ledge. The crevice is about thirty feet deer.
The length of the falling rock ID about one
hundred feet, the width about twenty. five
feet, and the weight is estimated to be 5000
tons. The rock commences just above the
spring, near the toll gate, out of which,
standing under this great mass of rock, SO
many people have drank, feeling perfectly
secure. When the rock falls it will take with
1t this cool chamber where so many have
slaked their thirst. The severed part is or.
namented by three pretty good forest trees.
The distance between the road and the cliff
is SO small that the rock will undoubtedly
fall across the road and go laundering down
the side of the mountain, carrying with it
trees aud whatever may be 10 its track. PEG.
pie are still passieg in trent of 1t on foot,
and y few reutnresome ones on horseback
Sunday night about 10 O'Clock some thirty
tons Of rock fell from the front of the moving
mass. 1t is still moving, though less rapidly
than heretofore. The fall will be wonder.
fnl sight,
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RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1876.
NH 2S.3O,Apl,3
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND IN
v NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR THE PA
MUNKKY RIYER. FOR SALE, At NEW KENT
COURTHOUSE. BY AUCTI0N.-We shall sell by
auction to the highest b oder, at New Kent Court
house, on THURSDAY the 18th April, 1876,
that being court-day, at o'clock P. NJ, an unoi-
vlded ave seventh the dover right In the
whole Of TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. of which the late
James Clarke died seized and possessed, heavily
timbered, principally In pine, oak, hickory, chest
ABOUT four miles from the Courthouse, and three
miles from Cumberland or Cooks landing, on the
Pamunte y river.
TERMS: One third Of the purcbzse-mspey in
cash the residue In six and twelve months the
purchaser giving negotiable notes for the deferred
payments with interest added, and secured BY =
deed eff trust RICHARDSON q CO.,
-15,rs Real Estate Ager is and Anctioneers,
NH SO-dtd6sv2t No. 111S Main street.
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The Canadian Farmer tells nice story
of man named Langley, who went to St.
Mary's bay geese-huntipg. Seeing moose
OH the opposite shore, be fired, and at the
same moment porpoise leaped from the
water, and the bullet killed both it and the
moose. The porpoise faated to the shore,
and the hunter used it as raft to paddle
across to the moose. There be found that
the bullet, after killing the moose, had gore
into hollow tree, in which was store Of
wild honey, which was flowing through the
hole made by tie bullet. Reaching for what
he thought was stick, to plug UP the hole,
he caught rabbit by the leg. Rather startled.
he threw it violently from him, and struck q
covey of eighteen patridges, killing them all,