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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

Rev. d.. Bellows
Tho newspaper-tho universal literature
OF our peoples itself becoming a library
Of knowledge and and art, No man could
read habitually every one OF our chief
newspapers without IN immense opening
OF his horizon ofthougbt, great quicken.
ing OF his intellect aud q substantial rela.
ton with the thought and feeling Of the
whole world. The difference between u
man who can read well enough to enjoy
his newspaper mud ono who cannot, is
hardly to DO estimated. suppose our
newspaper education Is the most iniluen.
tial OF all in this country. But 1t depends
for It's existence and its improvement on
the preparation for it3 use and enjoy
ment made in ollr common schools. ltrises
in tone, spreads in intellectual breadth
and increasesin moral purity as the read
ing clUss becomes moro numerous and var
led. 1t is o great mistake to speak lightly
OF newspapers. The press, think, has u
somewhat romantic and exaggerated idea
OF It's supremacy In Creatingor leading pup.
lie opinion, but in tsgOneral educating in
tluence, its stimulus for thought, II has u
tendency to create ittaBto for better read.
ing than it can itself supply. l do not be.
lieve II is easy to overrate It's national i'm.
portance. Our schools are improving, and
they have made considerable progress
within the last generation; chiefly in the
attention which has been given TO teach
ingas an art. 1t has been found out that
teaching is MI art and must BE-
made II profession, and that a great
economy OF time and money is
secured by creating schools for teachers
What has been thus discovered in regard
to secular teaching will ultimately have to
be learned in regard to religious teaching.
Indeed, laundering attempts in this direc.
ton already very largely exist; but us they
are usually based upon erroneous or mis-
taken ideas OF religion they lack the high
disadvantages Of definite instruction. The
aim ut system Is good but the system ap'
piled Is usually poor. We shall have to
suffer for long time, in both secular and
religious education in thisCountry, the con-
sequences OF tho necessary instruction
made here against the oppressiyeness oil
the scholastic theology and classical train
ING
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mnlher.l Mnlher.il ,roihcr., M

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eTcruciatlng pain Of cutting teeth
II so, 20 at once aud get bottle Of Mr..
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer imtnedlately-depend
Upon IL; there Is no mistake abOntiL There
is not mother oil earth who has ever fused
Il, who will not tell you at Once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to tlt
nStler, aud relief and health to the child
operating like mngic II Is perfectly safe b
Use In all cases. and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription Of the oldest and besl
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere % cents bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

CARhuNELha, FelonS, BoiAl, sofeA Of long
standing, such a.. Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of knife or
pOultise, by using Mira Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve Piles, Salt Rheun, Efy.
ipelAs, Soft and liberated CoYnS, Chilblai6s,
etc., II has never failed 70 cure, For sale BY
LcgAn& 90, pAN
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A being certain cure for the worst forms
Of Dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, I'M.
purity Of blood, torpid liver, disOrdsred Kid
hcys, etc, and as medicine for eradicatlnp
every species Of humor, from an ordinary
pimple to the worst ulcer, BuRDocK BLoop
l,trfERs stand unfivaled. Price 81 90, trial
size 10 cents
For sale by taughlin Bros 4 Co., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

What everyone should have, and never be
without, Is Thomas Eclectic Oil. II Il
thorough and saib In liz effects, producing
the most Wondmus cures Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, burns, bruises, and wounds Of every
For sale by 1Aushlin Bros. / Co., wholesale
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

The tonic effect Of Kidney.Wort Is pro
duCed by It's cleansing and purifying action
on the blood Where there is a gravelly de.
post In the urine, or milky, ropy urine from
ilisordered kidneys, lt'cnres without fail.
md piles readily yield to IT.
CathnriiO and healing power Put mp In dry
vegetable form or liquid ivory concentraiedl
either act prompt and Sure.-7toy Budget.
MwF6w,
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rInAna1AL ANp oonn1RqLAL.


ANN AeNA AAAAAN $50 NsN~-~s
NEvYoRK, December Per eeni
OlnSing NJ per cont Prime mafeAntle pape
| 6l7 pSr cent Startling Exchange hRnkon biii
steady at 81 a1jf; demand = St,.
doVERNGEHTS Steady and unchanged, exoep
for extended g. and s.
D a. O., extended. Lehlgh I WIlks..,,,.-lH
Q g. S, SXtsndsd-.-lo9j y, I. \ u. CITY llls'l19
~ CouponI, Pacific bonds
w. coupons, ll65S r Lana
PRclhu6s u '95,-.,,..,ll +. = y; b9nal,,-lss
central PaeiaO, LAX lb IIexRl FAdngI qgA' "
RFs FsI. Pas r. q. DIV, sSN
sUherOd.
RAILROAD OCCASIONALLY strong, Boston, Hart
ford & Eris tnt selling up about per rent
STATE SE0URITIR-InactIye except Tor Tonnes
ser, which were strong and higher.
Louisiana ConsolA.,.. Ss Virginia 6s.."..,,.... -
Missouri 6s,,,,,,.,..,.,,.l VtrsniA osllul, *
ST. J0aeph TIA mat coupons. ~
T TS pS.Ss g. S.; new 81 s6tST.s s'' IA
sToCEs-shRrO speculation to-day Wal on the
whole dull and unsettled, Th0 market opened
irregular, but prices IN the main were a2 per cent
higher than Ut the close Yesterday, tue Latter for
Richmond 4 D4nVille,
In the early dealings tho general market Tell of
lIAgS per cent, thG latter Metrop Titan Elevated.
Memphis & Charleston, however, advanced VI and
Richmond & pAnvillG 3 per cent Up 70 the second
board there was no material change, the market In
general showing only fractional hucluatlon. In
the late dealings tho market was unsettled. Mem.
phis& Charleston lello ~ per cent, but recovered
" per cent Richmond e 'DanvIlle made \ fur
thtF advance from ltS TO 1914 and closed q the
latter hguFe. The general market GloSsd duh and
Ar ~ sAt4t' ,s, an IT,.
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Dsu,t aet tho ChlIis,

tiyou are subject to Ague you must be
sure Ia. keep your liver, bowels and kidney,
In good free condition. When 80, you will
be safe from all attacks, The remedy 10 use
ID Kldney.WUrt. II Is the best preventative
Of all malafial diseases that you can take
See advertisement In another column.
NWTAW.
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he following shows the fluctuations In the Chi
70 grain and produce market Thursday, ~ re-

$ E. E::::.:; $S y u ~; H$S
PnILADEIraiA, December ib,-Flour dulli Ohio
slperllne 81 90; western aud Pennsylvania Oxtru
AUl]Sa1 Og Pennsylvania extra family choice 50 ~
ohio lAmlly Cholc1 81 20; illinois do 81 25i Ohio
BD Rye llourqulet at s. QUO g. Wheat dull, NO. .
red, Ia grain depot. 81 3Sh. No, red December
81 3Sal 3g; january 81 lORl 40A February 81 A2LSA
~. Corn In light demand, and OrleS for export
cannot be lied vt current quotations; yellow west
lrn, Un track and IN grain depot, 7Ot1lc, old Sli
Mixed do 7OA1OISc old Stelnef6DH; No. 3, CSC: Sai
mixed December 67a6sc; January JSI4Ad9I4c; Feb
-tiary 7lAA7l5sc. Oats dull: No. 2 white 6la59IS
10. o. g62G; mixed lgc. Provisions quiet; hams
mOGed, H.! 60Ala W. Lard, kettle sil Is: steam
III 9jAll ~. butter outlet and unchanged. Eggs
steady. Cheese quiet and UNCHANGED. Petroleum
lnmlnAlly unchanged. Whisky quiet and un
changed. Others unchanged,
CHICAGO, December l6-The Drov1t Journal re
ports:
Hogs Receipts 49, 0OOhead; Shipmeuh 1890 head
Market generally weaker, except choice light bacon
which sold Vt 81 OlaB Us; common 10 good nike
weak and 6alOc lower at s. load Is; heavy pAGkinL
md shipping q 2ja6 65, including philRdelphll
and lard hogs. SklE ard cuis ii OJaS Is.
Cattle Receipts I 900 head shipments 1, 100 head
Market dull and weak aud l0c lower; idw Christ
mas offered quotations nominal az 81 GOAL 90 e9
ports g 0O4s %; good 70 choice shipping 8 l6l
A2ht W; bulls ;! IOll O0; oxen SI6oa4 ~
ShCep-ReI,elpiA l,S0O head; shipments 300 head
Market steady and generally firm
BALTIMORE, December 1h-F1our steady Ant
quiet Wheat, western finer No . winter red
spot and December u S'9Su S1}S. january 81 80
a9T FEBRUARY y iE4Ai IEtS March u t5Al 4o1l
lntn. western null anu neglected nigel spo
and December 6inRsc; January 6ssSA6sj 20; FebruRt!
ilA7lAc. Oats dull western white 6Oab2c; mlxet
fIaV Hnntanunu nHnytntuNn HINbatNtSnH IluNtn
,os,a.E r,ctS ISaIn, III, SSsSoc w
I'm Al SS,siW. lined ala9is poiS"s1 G TS,nihsi
GITaG Arm; rio CaFVons StiainiSc. SvRaf dnlI.
soft etyo. whisky quiet at 81 II.
rntsno t,nce,,h..r Wheat nutct. M a "a,
moi 81 ak; January 81 S6X; February ii Az
March 81 Tx April 81 42I Corn quiet; NIL
mixed 6IAC; No. spot 6f5iC; December held 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

"wellS Health Remover" greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanncss sexual de.
bility, &c. 81, NJ druggists Depot, Laugh
lin Bros, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

oSs HuSpAGp potElm reward for bottei
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 4
4 sure cure tot PLEA ptw
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g.n,0n.l.,l0,IE PROOF,

ry and ysTS d gfSseA ,. saS 70 Ssip @oi
.s,I aos Set out oil bed Vi zR I'' PfHiLLlPS,
NA~ WbcSilnV, NJ Va
n,,,r, n, Nose, Impaired Volce.-Sui.
an . ro.'P pais ii medicine failed to hOlp ma
4, salIl cOmpIG'e!I, ' IItT nj - SHADDUCK,
~ ,s,,ijai 4 Co wheeling, viva,
o. 9Ryp nss,S5 stomach, -Nfnatment
pUslsIa any, L ivs ms reiIeI DR.. Smith cured
l5f Jcsn lAl'et AZ HOLT, Insurance Agent
IN, Md them loI b iTTts y E1SHINGTON
ri,J me- So - on ~ HeAd-GMy Sou was
srolIl Rlni l,9S 9't vears, Nothing seemed 70
s-pkIn. Dr. smith Jury gSIITHFRINE CAPS,
Market street, wheeling. W; yI,
ctzrt-'subeFeN T ~ SInrrsd aiteF each opera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16
WRIST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

ENEltpartmcnts Of study text books lurlllsneu
Al COST! calendar arranged 70 suit teachers ex
ass III ON, year from Sl76 TO S2O
hkn. thorough. Fall term begins sETPEMbEk
ISL Attendance last year from - Gountl@ o.
EiFtti q Students larger than for ten years pre-
tl0iI ,,.
N ldlag President, D. B. PURIEToN, Morgan
kSa Wtsl Va
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Skin Disease.
HENRY q Co, koIo PF0pF'H.
CLEVELAND, OHIO

For Blind, bleeding Itching or liberated Piles,
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is assure euro.
Price 81 70, by mail For TalO by Logan 4 Co, drug.
uiSlR Wheeling, drlHsE0W
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Syy79I
SKIN DISEASES CURED

ny Dr. FRAzrER'S Mnglc Ointment. Cures hs
II by mAgiG Puppies Black Heads OF Grllbs, BOtch'
CO aud Erptlons OH The face leaving the skin clear,
healthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch, BlrbCf'A
ChApped Hands Sore Nipples Sore Lips, old obstl'
nate iIlCaFs and gnPps ,kn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16

Sunday express leaves Wheeling al $50 A. NJ, at.
ives Wellsbufg G6 w., Steubenyille 966 A, ",
making close connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus at A40 r, n. and Gus A.
H., nun daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 900 r. NJ, with
sleeping car attached ARRIVING In Chicago al 100
next morning. Berth. can be secured In advance al
Union Depot Ticket Office. Columbia
PullmAn's Palace bnwlng Room Sleeping tan
through without change from stenbenvilie East 70
Philadelphia and New York West 10 Columbus,
For through Tickets baggage checks, Aieeplng cai
accommodations and any further Information an.
ply % JOS. n. HElLBvIltE Ticket Agent, al PAD.
handle Depot, loot OIL Eleventh street. OF Al City
u. ". CALDWELL
Geh'l Manager, lIttAbutgh, Pa
Z. A. FORD,
Gent Pas and Tibet Agent rIttshunh. Pa
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS RAiLWAY-PANHANDLE ROUTE
lta %
Time table for East aud West corrected 10 oCT0
BEk 8Oth, 1881.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, near Public landing, daily, except Sunday
as lQlloYs:
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lR. ]. e. SMILIH,


80, a nhyLcian's success q the tes-
Tsbsi eSl'gH,J. nLs ThelncIeatng demands tqr
taJay o. ~, ,eryices prove that have aealt
~, pfJicIonA! ~ ~ With moe who have consulted
SatnbA A. W.. ~ SatlcntS name without permla
a:a have haad ISaS SG Ss5 Sssa T S1O
,tgr vAuIa ny 4 thorough medical education,
pg4aNi hospital experience aud familiarity
iii aanl l,i NJ, a,,,Tts ciosa observance Of tenn
VIA aen oas,s.uiirritIes and StEic. attention p
penala,-%, ,nastarnt inSu[es iuece u GE ~
klatqN l~i frankly give the patient my opiulou'
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,. 40. Palace. DHwins Recon- and sleeping Cam
on all night trains
Close connections are made for all points South
% the great WeI, aud 10 whom particular attention
70 given,
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The Estate Of Editor Crow.

lbaitlm IRE American, fn.I
The will OF the late John Il. Crow was
yesterday admitted TO probate in the Or
phans' Court. His daughter, Miss Ida Crow.
qualified as execulriy under the will, giving
bond in $4,000, with Messrs. Isaac ID.
Jones and Christian Devries Us securities.
1t is dated on 2lst January, 1874, Just about
seven years before bis marriage TO his last
wife. As his widow, the court will al
low her one third of the estate of the
decedent, to which she is entitled by
law. The following is the main por-
ton OF the will. which is in his own
handwriting: "Devoutly thanking God
for HIS mercies, and remembering my
whole dependence on Him for nv SOUPS
salvation, ], j. T.. Crow, being OF sound,
disposing mind, do hereby declare il my last
will that my daughter Ida Crow, OF tie city
OF Baltimore, State Of Maryland. shall re-
ceiye and hold in her own right all property
and effects, real, personal. and mixed, OF
which shall die seized and possessed and
i hereby give and bequeath TO my said
daughter Ida Crow all such property and
effects, real, personal, and mixed, as also all
MONEYS in bank or elsewhere, now mine or
due 10 me. she to care for my just and legal
debts" 1t is witnessed by Frederick
Young, o. =. Haines, and w. &. Hitch.
cock
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FssH re Il !

FssH RcMl
DOR RENT.
Il SMALL DWELLINGS AND STORES. L.
No. 2Sl0 Clay street, STORE and DWELLING.
sl4.
No. 2l2l Franklin street. STORE. 80.
No. 725 north Third street. STORE and DWELL
ING. SO. ~
No. SObl5 VI iiu street, OFFICE. 80.
No. 402 west Cary street, STORE 81.
No. 1927 & ncOrd street, DWELLING. &c..
OFFICE corner Seven h and Main str cts. sS.
STORE cOrnCr Tweniy-,ighth and streets. 70.
STORE corner Cherry aud Cumberland streets.
IS. NJ,
THREE HOUSES. Gllmer street between Broad
and Mar. hall. each $3.50.
TWO HOUSES detached. Beverly street near
Carter. each SO. a.
HOUSE, Ashland street near Washington: s6.
FURMAN TUPPER,
Real f. ate Agent.
ap a.eod3t 1pl6 Main street.
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The Industrious Beaver.


Yesterday Mr.. j. 7. Brlghtwell. Of the
Star warehouse, showed us a chip Of wood
which had been cut by beaver, aud which
was curiosity in its way. The beavers
have been building dam across Fall creek.
on Mr.. j. w. Conway's lana, short dis
lance above the ford on the road which leads
from Danville TO Chatham. Their operations
were discovered Monday. The chip which
we saw came from small beech.tree,
was about three inches in length,
and was as smoothly cut as il done
with razor. When asked TO guess how
II was done, We answered, With a
drawiug-knife; aud We suppose the teeth
OF The beaver are almost as sharp as a draw
ing.kn'fe. The chip was cut above ana be-
low as we cut stick Of wood In TWO with
an axe, aud was then evidently pulled from
ehe tree by the claw Of the beaver. In this
way the saplings are feiled. The frame.
Work Of the dam Is trst made with the sap.
mugs and the branches Of the trees are after
wards worked In with mud by these saga
cious animals. They have remarkable art
1or construction and put up GOOD lob, and
1t Is no poor compliment TO apy man Ia cav
that be works like beaver.
These animals are more numerous in this
section OF country than they formerly were.
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BY Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
Il SALE OF A DESIRABLE AND iMPRVyEp
FARM IN HENRTCO COUNTY. fOuk ASn
HALF MiLEs inflow THE CITY; ADJoINiSG
THF LANDS OF GEORGE TuRNkR. . ----
cHiLDREY. AND OTHERS. At PUBLIC Au l..,
TTuN.-By virtue of DECREE OF the ,ircnii cou ,,
of Henrico county, pronounced on the DIN OF Anr,'
1881. IN a suit styled George Z. Drinker rs' W Wal
ker, Saunders A Co.. aud Walker, saunders x 20;
rs. Drinker, the undersigned. anpolnted speels !,
commissioner thereby .land In further execution OF
a trust Deed from Dribker and ots., dated 7!h
March. 1879. and duly recorded In HenIico county
Cour,. will offer for safe, at Henrico county coar''
house, on 80,
MONDAY, MAY .. 1881.
at O'Clock p. NJ 1.-THE FARM above mentioned. be-
ing the tract OF land known ms the former
OF Alr. joseph Driuker. IL contains III 9z-iOO
ACRES. with very good DWELLING numerous
other ont. houses such as barn. stable, &c, and es
we'll II adjoins the lands OF - formerly u.
Turner's laBdj, Il. u. Hill. and others.
This Is n good little farm, and can be easily IN
proved and made to yield well Of corn wheat. OATS
&c.
TERMS One third cash balance at six and twelve
months. negotiable notes, per cent. added, ana
title retained until whole of thu DuI chase. money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the ConrI.
ROBERT B. LYME,
Trustee aud Special Commissioner
ap S9.12,16.20,2327,30&
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HARVEY a BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST SOLICIT ORDERS
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER SEED;
800 bags RIO COFFEE. a Rrades:
200 bags CHOICE LAGUANRA COFFEE;
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
800 boxes SOAP. all giaCeo;
800 kezs CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 NACK REL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRlNGS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSES:
100 btrrels MkRt UANTS' SYRUP:
40 tlercrs AID barrels CIIOl' RICE:
% cheS lIOlfk gu NPOWDEk TEA;
10 chests HOICE 81 ACk TEA:
200 barrels EhRLY.ROSt. PEERLESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FI.Ol X. an grades;
100000 pounds CHOICE BULK SIDES:
10000 pounds CiIOlCN BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS
100 buckets LARD;
25 tieiees CHOICE LEAF LARD;
% tiorceS CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD. all kinds;
COTTON and il IL ROPE: -
WRAPPING-PAPER TWINE, BLACK
ING. BLtING MATCHES, &C.. &c.
500 KEGS NAILS;
100 kegs HORS T. and MULE. SHOES;
A good STOCK Of Gil WlNG-TOBACCO
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH ll-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08

EDITORS Dispatch Will you please inform
me fnrough the columns Of your paper
whether old coins OF any description are
worth snytbiugy Please let.me bear from
Won through the columns OF the DtSpdtch
by return mail. BY 50 doing YOU VIII oo,'se
A CONSTANT READER OF The DISPATCH
Tsome old coins are worth bigh prices.
DINERS are not. See yesterdays D,Spa'ch'J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08
Tho Iowa FASTING Girl.

Iowa CRY. Iowa, April 6.-Tbe condi.
ton OF Mis- Hattie DEUEL. remains un-
changed. This Is the forty.third day OF her
fast. Her pulse and breathing are about
the same as The last two days. The medical
society here have adopted resolutions cen.
surfing The girls friends for not using force
10 make her take food.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08

The following land sales 10 Fauauier
county, Va, baye Just been made: 100
acres near Fsuquier Springs to Albert
Fletcher at $40 per acre; one tract Of 343
acres at sl4, aud one OF 800 acres at S22 so,
seven miles from WsrrentoD, TO T. n. La
than. OF UpperyiiIe; MeadowvlIe, 99S
acres, near Salem, at 80, TO Mayor Grace,
OF New York city.
Charles A. Arundel Is appointed post
master at FAREWELL, Loudoun county. rice
Joseph Arundel, deceased. II. w. Linden
10 appointed postmaster at Pembroke, Giles
county, rice q. d. Peck, resigned.
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by Augustine Royal
Successor to Moody & Royalty
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ice corner Ninth and Hull streets, Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
" LITTLE FARM OF 1861 ACRES OF LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. On
MONDAY. APRIL IL, 1851,
AT 12k y. NJ, ~ FRONT OF THE COURT
HOUSE OF SAID COUNTY tTHAr BEING
CoURT-DAYl.-By virtue OF decree Of the Dir.
cult court OF sail county IN the suit sly led c. c. Me-
Ras rs. a. H. Branch ana diS., aud In pursuance OF
said decree. vii! exDose for sale at public auction
on The day above mentioned, the very desirable
TRACT OF LAND, containing lO5X ACRES, about
i've miles from Powhalan station, adioirirg the
lands OF joseph Goodies estate and Others
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expense OF sale aud
tmt; the balance upon credit OF SIX months, the
purchaser TO execute bond TO bear interest from
day OF sale and The title retained until the whole
purshsse-noney Is paid and a conveyance ordered
py IN purt. GEORGE MASON,
mn Oh Special Commissioner.
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Annr,en sALEs--rnls I.ey.
BY George ?. vashon q son.
Real Estate Arents aud Anctionsers,
No. 7 Tenth street.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
III PETS, HANDSOME HARP, &C.. At ACC.
TiON.--By direction OF Mrs. Chssiain Wnite we
will sell at her residence. No. 102 east Main street,
OK FRIDAY THE sTH INSTANT
at Ioy O'Clock. an assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. consisting 81
/ WALNUT STRIPED RIPS PARLOR sui,
/ WALNUT HAIR. CLOTH PAkLOR SUI;
WALNUT ETAGERE, with mirror ana maroie
WALNUT HALL.RACK and CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOP aud CARD.TABLksi
z LARGE TERRA GOTTA YAkD-NAsts:
1 VERY HANDSOME HARP, that cost new soOV
/ MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, with mafof
oppieces:
Q COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
HAIR aud sHUCK MATTRESSES,
i IN GHli,p's WALNUT BEDsTEAD and WHITE
2 CAkPETs. TENDERS. sIDEBOARD.
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BOoh.C 49,,
together with other useful housekeeping arucles.
GEORGES. FAsHON & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Sale conducted by Jso. l.. LAUGHToN, JR., Apc'
,Oneer. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08

A NEW FlRM.-lhe undersigned beg
N leave 10 call attention 10 the fact that they have
formed co-psrtnership for the PRACTICE OF
LAW at their Offices, In las broadway. New York
city, under the nrni-name OF WALKER. CUMblINs
HULL. GILBERT L. WALKER,
JOHN CUMMfNs.
CHARLES A. HULL.
NEW YORK, March /, 1851. apS-ot