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New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MR.. HEDDEN DEFIES HIS SUPERIOR.
A MYSTERIOUS INVESTIGATION IN The CUSTOM

HOUSE.
An An,rr.st,cat,on which has been IN progress for
several days at the Custom House has occn nys!
rously conducted in the rooms OF surveyor Hca'te
and in the closest secrecy. Every attempt to learn
the nature of the inquiry was eyadcd Dy the oneceS
IN the Custom House. The court, or Doard vi III
nuirv consists of Special Agent Montgomery, VINO
* employcd on detached service, and Mt. Brenhan.
the private secretary of Secretary Maiihlng' wiz
were ordered here tOnvcstigate spcelhc compialhls
more particularly the question that has Decn ralsd
i'm connection with the recent dctection pY 'he
special agents force here of Illegal shlpmmenls oI
merchandise, and the charge maize oy Coleci;OiI
Uedden and Surveyor Beattie that the special
agents went beyond their urisd ction IN the case.
One specific matter to be inquired mo Is tnat 'U
with The search Of the steamship WeIra
by the special agents. who prevented the
snqsgntg Of rho ie' Coeetor S coOG or Surveyor
In connection with the Werra affair tie chie1
special agent had assigned to and him ihspec13rs
Schoonover and Bergen, from the surNcSoI 80 iu-
partuient, by one of the deputies. Afterward sur
yeyor Beattie reported the matter TO Coiiector
Uedden. with Recommendation that they be dis,
missed. Collector Hedden dismissed them, and
then requested the Secretary OF the treasury
to confirm his action. Instead. the secretary zee
rraphed an order that they be rclnStaied, ana me
ieasons for the Collectors acton be sent, Wnicn
was done A few days later the Secretary wrole
back that the reason given, negect OF dutH, Tas M
MOI sufficient for their removal Nncn ihe day
came to pay salaries for April the pay OF the TWO
inspectoTs was refused by Auditor Irelchcl, upon
the ground that they had been removed anu not
re,n7tated though they had been at work rlgnt
nlnnr. Collector Hcdden decided that the men
were not restored duty, and not entitled to thclI
pay. ,1; g ho bod
not received telegraphc order 20 restore tne men
TO duty and that he replied he had an lndistlhct
rccoIIection of the kind" 1t is also stated that an
sppeal was sent to the Secretary OF the treasury,
and that he ordered the Auditor TO pay the men.
but that the Collector wrote across the face OF the
order that the men should not lie paid. The Col
lector's private Secretary, Mr.. Parker old n9i
think the latter order was received, but re coui1
moi saw positively. A TRIBUNE reporter suggested
that the Collector might like TO explain the seem
ing conflicting statements. but Mr.. Parker did no,
think there any necessity OF an explanation anu
said that the Collector would not admit having
received such orders if he had. Collector lledden,
Surveyor Beattie Mr.. Montgomery and Mr Breh-
nan dined together at the Manhattan Oiuo Oh
1av
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
IDENTIFIED BY HIS WIDOW

The body of man found on Thursday in the East
River at oiverneur st. with pistol wounds In the temple
and hin identified Yesterday that OF simon we r9eD
age forty five The mans wdow Emma wsrgen VINO S ayes
OF wo children and separated from her husband
nearly OF the last seventeen years durne wc
lime she rarely heard him. lie served IN the war ana
drew pension.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
RUNAWAY GIRLS RETURNED TO THEIR HOMES
II ir1...s.l ..i,lS oil .ht.d Irar traiI,

Two Weil-dreSseu girls ailgntcu from traln
at Grand Central station yesterday morning ana
wandered about the building evidently at loss where
TO 90 next detective noticed their perpexity and
talked with them long enough to learn that they had
run away from their homes III Montreal. Then he took
them 10 Police Headquarters where they placed
in the care Of Matron Webb. They said that they
Mary Wbalen, age fifteen. and Mary NoOnan. age seven
teen. and that they lived at No. 10 Unversty-st,
Montreal. The oniy they could give for leaving
Canada that they wanted to see New-IOrk. tee-
gram sent to Montreal announcing their detention
In this city, and they were sent home last evening.
Superintendent Murray learned that Annie Harris,
the girl who left her home i'll South Norwalk Conn.
after writing her school slate that she going TO
look for work. was IN the employ OF respectable family
No. 2i5 West Ffty-hrd-st Annie came directly 10
this city and asked policeman the Grand Central
Station her "a place whore she could fnd
yoyment The officer sent TO his own home and told
his wife look after the girl until suitable place
found for her. Annie had not said that
away but when alarm was sent out to the police on
her account Thursday evening, the policeman who
bad befrended her promptly reported TO his captain
where she was employed. Information was sent TO
Anule's pareuta
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FORMING A LACROSSE ASSOCIATION.

The metropolitan Amateur Junior Lacrosse
Association formed last night at a meeting OF la
crosse in the Office Of j. K. Flannery. captain OF
BROOKLYN Athletic Associations Lacrosse team. Repre-
sentatves present from the NcwYOrk Junior club
the Bedford, National and Polytechnic clubs or Brook
Iyn and the Tconderogas OF staten Island. The follow
ing officers were elected: President NJ Taylor, New
York Juniors vice president, e. AUll, Poytechnlcs;
secretary and treasurer, L. Branl Tconderosas Exc
cutiye Committee j. Carpenter, Nationals and H. fIaon,
Bedfords. The Association adopted the rules OF the
United states Lacrosse Association, with some slight
notifications. schedule OF games will DO arranged IN
favd
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MARINE lNTELLIGENOE

MINIATURE ALHAVAt
Sun s.s 80 sets 90 Moon set, 324 Moons a:e ds ii
TO-DAY
/A-Sandy Hook. b23 Gov. Isl9ni, 640iHel oS% 1;29
Hook. 8 30 -iOv. sanl- GOIlH4l HlVA LoO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
RUN OVER AND KILLED WHILE AT PLAY

While Willie Adams, age five, was playing in
the street near his home at No. 5 Oaks Yesterday BIG
run over by an Ice wOgon aud hurt seriously that
he died two hours aftsrward The driver OF the wagon
escaped, Willie Fredpap also hyo years old, run
by wagon near his home In Clinton st, ana had
both bis legs badly bruised Tho wagon was driven by
Andrew Weiger
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
syAToHED A TEA oHERs POCKETBOOK.

Emily Golden. teacher. of No. 329 West FIT
tiehs standing In tho playground OF Grammar schoo
No ut Grove anil Hudson ats ycst riay afternoon watch
pupils at play she hold her hand her pocketDook
which contained s53 l5 and like Hash nineteen year 0li
John Reilly rushed her snatchei the pockob9ok ana
fed officer Watson followed and captured Reiy win
the In his possession Justice Welds en MN az
tho jefferson Market Police Court IN s2ooo Tor ta az
Gpnaral nesiinna
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
A NURSERY BUILDIDG IN FIFYHsE

, Albert Wagner and Henry Idar are 10 build q
story factory al nos 25 and 27 East Mn cost
OF sl3jO00 lie building VIII extend through the block
Tenths ourst0ry bnding TO be occupied
l. 70 be erected at No oS2 Ftfths by tho New FORK CITY
NJ s0n and Tract Society for $1,000 new elevator shaft
Is 10 be constructed IN 81 Lukes Hospital OF
about 800
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
NEM-JERSEY.

HAWTHORNE. The funeral OF Mrs Bella Fcraand who
shot herself dad after killing her husband saturday
night took place YESTERDAY her home The funeral
strictly pirate ONLY immediate relatives beng present The
Rev T. = Cartwright reco Of The furch OF the Holy
Paterson read selections from the Episcopal burial
The bOdy buried grave in Cedar
Lawn enctcry, Paterson, where 1t Is expected that pot
Will bought
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
BOyDS THAT DROVEI MAN CRAzy

Property Clerk Harriott yesterday received
orders Board OF Police deliver the Jersey City
sy,hries I'VE Of Tie ten 81 900 bYnds q that sappai
the Depatmep, for yea<A The boods originally
tbgu6d IN violation BY O who
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Victor Olsen q carpenter, was employed yester-
day some alterations in tho building ZIs "ese
Thirty. ffh-s into which tho Rev. Ed yard kurz INC
pastor the First German Evangelical Church was aooq,
TO Olsen Tor time left In the house aDn9 VIII
Miss emma Kurtz sixeon years and assalte1 her n3
eais sho will Justice Well connlt,oi
without bail Jefferson MarS-t Police Court yester
day afternoon to await the result OF Miss Kutzs nuIles
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
LACROSSE IN PROSPECT PARK.

The Polytechnic Lacrosse team VIII make its
first appearance for tn season to-day IN match with
the newly formed junior team Of the NewiOrk La
Club. The game Will be played IN Prospect Park
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
tho Intervention Of mr, Peters, mother and Justice ws'ds
cancelled the warrant for arrsst,
AcCpsrD or MALPRA Crfos AND roR0BRI

HVCVSHU " HAHT "HVIIV" n" 80 -
Coroner E,dman's inquest into tho death OK
Alos Clinton eniod Yesterday he nry tnsi
tho nr dloi from pncrpsa septicems too.,ne emn v
found further that Tho oericate nscr ing tns ~ nr
H. IT. Bennett was forgery warin1 was recom'Da 10
the Yoravlo Prison. ~ tho police magistrates
is snntu nf nnl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
An OFFENSIVE BREATH

Is most distressing not only TO the person afflicted he have
pdc but to those with whom he contact IL is
delicate matter TO but has parted friends
but Fad breath and catarrh inscplfahle Dr.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

w
Alderman Jaehne's trial. Court OF oyer ana 1e''
miner. - ,,.. o.oo
Rockaway Hunt steeplechase races. Cedarhurst' Z'o
Spring drive OF Coaching Club TO Verna
MversG Gorge race, Madison Square Garden eVeninR'
Columbia College athletic games Mott Haven H.
Nassau Athletic Club games. Washington ParK' brooA
Brown University Columbia College baseball MATCH
Polo Grounds. p. m.
John d FncRs lecture. Everett Assembly hooms'
Brooklyn. p. H. ,,o .,oor,
81 ip Aurana. p. m
The body of Henry Henckc. age twenty-four was
cast ashore on Flood Rock yesterday.
The change of the United States Express Com
pany from the Erie Railroad to the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western will 60 into effect at
midnight tonight.
The business failures throughout the country I'D
the last seven days, as reported to K. g. Dun o.,
of the MerchantIe Agency, number for the uhiieu @
States 156 aud for Canada 20. as against l9Z iasI
week.
William Barrows and James Sheldon were ar
rested Yesterday afternoon at No. % NeW-Sl: ny
Detective j. A. Britton. of the Society for tue sup
preston of Crime and held in 81 900 each by
Justice Patterson, at the iombs Ponce court Oh d
charge OF selling pools on the various races.
President Wilson and other prom inent members
of the Consolidated stock and Petroleum EXch2nge
Yesterday teegraphed their CONCENTRATIONS TO Gov
ernor Hill on the selection Of their fcOw-member,
f. L. Rldgway as one of the Acqueduct Cominls-
slOncrS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Ann. n, ,,tco crowd. 1hs MAY WAS et eyens,. tae
atcb Bsinr Contested according 10 the Eatignsi Hss1 Pm.
ciatlon rules Wright ptssh balls. three in hys snas
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
SEARS DEFEATING PETIT AT TENNIS.

DosToN, May IA Special. D.-R. ID. Sears, the
amateur champion lawntennis player OF America. and
Tom Petit, professional champion OF America played
. match to-day the Longwood Grounds In the pres
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Contains IN increased DEGREE all the stimulating properties
OF Sold Beef which Liquid Food or Liquid Extracts
made from blood. sinews refuse do not contain
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Piles AND CONSTIPATION. - DR.. UPHAM5
vEGETABE ELEcruARY ~ years actnowiedged specific
for these distressing complaints sold by drusyisIA Mail
81. Pamphlets sent free 30 East Athst
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
II RACE, ROCKAwAY Cur. LIGIIr-w WEIGHT sIEEPLE-
3
IXIH RACE MAIDEN HURDLE RACE. ABOUT L. NILE,

Racing will begin promptly at 2:30 o'clock. Special
Long Island city for the at l:O5.
1880 and D. returning immediately after the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

AN IMPERIAL Observation-Disclosures Lager
Rochester Brewing Co Purest IN the land Order VI
your grocer. h. e. hazard * Co. Wholesale Agents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Lqnid Bread commands the indOrsement or
both physicians and the public table beverage ~ Az
you could wish As tonic Is second 10 none ASK your
grocer or druggist ios IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
LrEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF

144 Lexington-aye, between 10Th ant 3oth s5s
EonIs--S to l. 5to T. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito- u rnary Organs Impotence and steriiitY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
.ut of town the HOLMEs'

While temporarily out of town the HOLMES
PROTECTIVE COMPANY will protect your hoase from
burglary or their central occA
where Il WIN have close attention Many years experienoe'
Telephone cali, 81 5prnk
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FIRST RACE, HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, POLO roYI

TnIID RACE, HUNTERS IANbICAP sIEkFL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Announcements

HAVANA May l3-saied. Steamer CienlueSos, FarcIot
for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Alaska GuIOn. LivcrrOOi ......-..-----...-
Geo ~ clyde ClyGe. Havti ......-.-----..-
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. bradford. wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn. writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with il severe cod that
settled on his lungs: had tried many leme-
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did so and WAS entirely cured by
use of a few titles. Since which time he
has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of many whose lives have been
saved by this wonderful Discovery. Trial
Bottles free at Hughes & RobinsOn's
Drug Store.
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Bucklins' Arnica Salve

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain
Cor,:s, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfact iont
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale 10y Hughes & Robinson.
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W. E. Smith alias Johnson, was arrested
in Lynchburg It Gently for passing forged
checks signed A. Goodman, Richmond.
He is believed to be noted swindler and
wanted in other cities.
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The proprietor of the Great Western
Poultry Yard, Mr.. James b. Goodkey, st.
Louis Mo. is enthusiastic III his praise OF
Red Star Cough Cure. which cured him
after all Other remedies failed. He says it
neither constipates the bowels nor causes
sick headache.
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Horsford's Bread Preparation.
AVAILABLE ELEMENT.

DIR. M. Fl. Henry, the noted family p y
sician of New York, says .1he use Of
Prof. Horsford's Bread Preparation offers
admirable means for the introduction Of Il
valuable element into the system with the
food of every day life"
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of elegant limestone land, smooth. etsy of cul-
tivaion ana very fertile. About 10 acres a"c
in meadow of the finest quality and some y
acres ar" heavy timbrred This j. one Of ne
| gantiy fenced throughout and in high state OF.
cultivation.
rnpn tnI htick iinsi,.ti ht,tIsc, delight
fully stu ,t,-si on "n cleva ion, commando g II
heautifu- New, and al necessary outbaildingS,
| inrl,idis.% large harn and stable. zee hn'lS1.
spring iluus' n Ike II 'use. There is an elegant
| spring NJ il.r.hnuse d aba,.d.,nce of running
water ON The place. There is also Il large or
ri,aId OF choice varit ties OF fruit.
rhe locati" is desirable. being in sight of
lEsconh ~,.iii,u X here there are Stores post
| Office with uis ln's,ls. aud ,hureh' $. schools
AID iui y cpt>rrii-4'i. :tiii the ncghhor-
Ii Oh is Of ,hr bcst IN the county.
fh, purchaser gel a bargain II this place
aud on v.'i. re- sos.ahie terms ,,all az, or al
may47 LIP comb station, Augusta Co. Va
r. ESI RAHLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.-The
~ following property belonging to E. Me-
Mahon is .tffercd for rent OH accommodating
terms:
Five Dwelling Houses on N New Street each
containing five rooms and provision room
and each having separate yard fenced in; alley
in rear for transporting fuel; gate entering
from alley to wood and coal house in the yard
improved water closet with water and hydrant
in yard.
Four dwellings on Points Street, with four
commodations to each as above.
Four rooms on Augusta Street, with water
closet and hydrant in rear.
All of the above property has Just been re-
fitted throughout, with new plastering. paint
ing, Whitewash, improved water closets, thor
ough draining. &c.
f. A. MCMAHON,
jlyl Corner Augusta and Points SITS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,.. 200.
Jno. H. Plunkett's Admir-.
as In the Cir. Ct: of Augusta co.
Jno. II. Plunketts Heirs, &c.
In pursuance of the decree entered in tho
foregoing cause on the 17th June, 1856, the I'M
d-rsigned Comm'r in said court, hereby noti-
fies all parties interested in said suit, that he
has fixed upon the
18th day of august meet,
to state further account of the the transact
tions of Jos. Houseman, Admir-, and to take a
of JnO. IL. Plunkett, decd If any person has
any claim against said estate that has not al
proven before me, on or before the time herein
named for taking said accounts.
j1yl5 JNO. M. KINNEY, Commr.
| L,OR sALE.-A NEAT, COMFORTABLE COT
! TAGE house, within ten minutes drive OF
the Court House, over an excellent road. The
house is a neat new cottage with four rooms,
kitchen. &c. There are all necessary outbuld-
ings including new and comfortable tenant
house. The tract contains
- SIX ACRES, -
and has upon it quantity of the finest fruit
trees grape vines. &C. There is plenty of excellent
water on the place, and q good garden. The
purchaser will get bargain, and upon easy
TERMS Apply to
may20-tf EDITORS VALLEY VIRGINIAN
r OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
Zoo ACRES OF LAND
miles from stanton, OH New Hope road.
Half cleared, the other half in Timber. A
vOuno orch ri Of haarinp trees and SO loci fruit
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The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany..have just closed contract for the
construction of $50 900 bushe grain tle
vator to be located on their pier No. l. at
the depot in Norfolk.
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By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county. in the case of r.. =. Harms
bergers Exor VS.. Harnsberger &c, We VIII
proceed Oh the premises on
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOE SALE

IA
In consequence of business engagements in
anothe L State, which will require my personal
attention, | offer for sale privately. my farm
a quarter ola mile east OF the Valley Turnpike.
The tract is part of the old Wayt Bell farm.
and contains.
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Tuesday. the 18th day Of Angust, 1886.
$50 ACRES.

to seil at public auction, that splendid Farm
situated on Lewis Greek, about five miles
North of Stauntcn. known as cold Virginia"
This farm contains about
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-08-05

An old maid, speaking of marriage, says
it is like any other disease-while there is
life there is hope.
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The land is free from all surface or loose rock
underlain with blue SLATE. PRODUCING go :, "a
one of the best cropping and grazing farms now
offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia. The
firm is nearly square and
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-08-05

The Pain banlsher is a name applied to
St. Jacobs Oil by the millions who have
been cured of rheumatism and neuralgia
by it's use.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The house and lot known as the Thomas Hall
property, situated in West End, is offered for
sale on easy terms. Apply to
EDWARD KINNEY,
7-22-tf Kinney's Restaurant, S. Augusta st.
EOR RENT.-Four or five excellent IODG-
d ING ROOMS, centrally located and sup
ally low, the rooms being among the most desira-
BILE in Staunton. For terms, &C., apply to
jan7-tf VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
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LIES BEAUTIFULLY TO THE SUN.

LIES BEAUTIFULLY TO THE SUN.
Lewis Creek runs over one mile through the
farm affording a LARGE AMOUNT OF MEADOW
LAND. AS A DAIRY FARM, for raising ffne
Blooded Stock, it cannot be excelied in the
county.
The improvements are first class, consisting
of a BRICK MANSION House, with II rooms, in
Guiding the basement,
A LARGE BANK BARN,
with stables i'll basement. Also two tenement
houses. An ArtesiaD Well is at the kitchen
door, with wind pump. atfordlng ten to twenty
gallons OF the purest and best watsr per mti-
ute.
THEORCHaKl I, OBTAINS u ACRES
of choice Fruit. also plenty of Grapes ans
p, ATS 40 the land lies well To iii Idle INTO two
o. f'ims with silently OF m. adow and
lin, each lam Church and good schools
in sight hous,. Also IL daily Mail AMI POST
UlIc,'.
TERMS cash i'll hand to pay costa OF suit
atsossie, and the remainder upon ere dit OF
one tw and three years from the date of sale
with Z, t rest from The date of sale the pur-
chas er gi Wing TO ri with approved personal
s.-'llIity am. the little retained as ultimate Sc
tu ity.
Tie place will be shown to persons Wishing
is on The premises. or ny the undersigned. :. ii.
Me, ur. whose address, is iinla, Augusta conn
ty VIZ =. RI. M@ ~ Il,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JK.,
iI,o9-tds tonmis Sioners.
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. N ELEGANr FARM FOR SALE.
---CoNrAINs 100 ACRES

IN
Desiring to change my business. l offer for
saie privately my farm South River, at
Lipscnmb station, s. V. II. r., known rs the
Vim. Hunter farm The tract
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HloWN LOTS FOR SALE.

i
l have three excellent building lots remai.l-
ing, fronting on Green street 20 feet and run
ming back 125 feet, which can be purchased at
reasonable figures and on accommodating
terms. Five other building lots. of same di-
mansions. fronting on the extension of Madi-
on street, are also for sale. Apply at once.
Oct. s. 8. M. YOST
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The city of Petersburg handles nearly
100000 bushels of peanuts yearly. The
great bulk of them are grown in Virginia
on the line of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, between Petersburg and Norfolk.
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Anu bniAiina

Amy buiLiaag
that Is not salts
hefor1'y painted
uHt ii or upon
uhih its use has
not cost en-
per cent. less
than other y mi
ugH be relooiated
free Of cost.
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Saturday, The 3lst day of July, 1856

at the front door of the Court House in the city
of stanton, the life estate OF R. P. EnDank In
q valuable tract of land CONTAINING 233
ACRES being the same on which said Eu-
hauk now resides, situated near Mt. Zion. Au-
gusta county Va.
is well improved and well watered.
TERMS.-t'a;h enough in hand TO pay the I'M
paid costs of suit and costs Of sale, say $l5000,
the ps.rsnce on credits of one. two and thres
years, the purchaser t, execute his bonds to
the commissioner for the deferred payments.
waving homestead exemption, bearing inter
est from day of SALE and with approved per-
sonal security. ROCKINGHAM PAUL,
SpeCial Commissioner.
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lib ACRES -

of fine land, admirably located and in high
state of cultivation. This land has long been
celebrated for its unusual cropping qualities
and is regarded as one of the best tracts i'll the
county. 1t has been greatly improved in the
past few years a I'd is now In excellent condi-
ton throughout new plank fence extends
along the entire front, md all of the cross
fences are in thorough order.