The native Virginian. [volume], August 14, 1868, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS.
Coax.—Our corn crops look splen
didly, utter the late rains, but the ef
fect of.he drought will be seen at shuck
ing time.
The Fair.—The ladies ot the Episco
pal Church are working like beavers for
their fair which takes place on August
Court-day. It will »'c a splendid affair.
Hook, Weddkbbcrn & Co —See the
.advertisenreiit of this great house, which
is destinC'd to be, if it is not already, the
leading house of its class in Alexan
dria.
"Bio Tomatoes.—Our friend, Roirr. E.
KiNtiiEi.oE,has sent us two tomatoes,
each of which he say weighs two pounds.
They look like It and we are much
obliged to him. Oot any "roiiß'n cars,"
Hob? _____
Good Shavi;.—The eating of raw on
ion* and the cursing ol Yankees ex
cepted, a good shave Is the greatest of
luxuries on a hot day. Ham Robinson Is
a good shavist, for he shave* with a
"rattler."
Cabpevtebs.—One day many years
ago, when we were in a great city, we
made an engagement to take ft young
lady to the opeta. We hadn't a cent In
the world. Walking up to a journey
man carpenter, on whom we had never
laid eyes before, we asked him, without
apology or explanation, to lend ns live
dollars. He looked ns hard In the face,
pulled out the money and handed it to
us. Ever since then, we have had a
ge>od opinion of carpenters, and olten
and over determined to*ayagood word
for them. We say It now. We have
known many carpenters, but never one
who was at heart a bad man. We be
lieve that if a man Is in a tight place,
he apply to a mechanic and
especially a carpenter. Our Saviour
was the son of a carpenter, und It is said
worked Himself at the trade for many
year*. Wherefore Qod has blessed the
carpenters.
Routt's Invention's.—Last week, we
gave an account of Routt'* briar-cutter
—his latest patent. The other inven
tions for wh'cli he holds letters patent
are the Kneading Device, the Combined
Seeder and Fertilizer, the Draining
Machine, ainltlieCtil#rator, or Double
Shovel Plough. Touching this la»t
Routt lias lately received the following
among many other letter* ot coinmcn
dution.
M-TciiKM.'s, June 19th, 1808.
Peak Sib:—With every other approv
ed implement, I find your double
shorel plow of the patccrn you gave me
indispensable. Yager lias received hi*.
Please send me one by the first oppor
tunity. It must supercede, all other im
plements of that description. Hoping
you all the success you so richly de
serve, I am your Friend,
D. F. Si.acohteb.
A. T. Routt Esq., Liberty Mills Va.
Routt's inventions have paid and paid
well. They have given »n enviable no
toriety to Orange county, and have
beon one cause, we think, ot the accu
mulation here of agricultural agencies
and factories. Routt's success should
stimulate the youth of the county to try
their hands at inventions, by which for
tune awaits tliem more surely, often
times, than in law, medicine or any of
the so-called learned professions.
Our Disgusting Ticket Office.—Can
not the NatUre Virginian exert Its in
fluence over the rulers of the 0., A. &
M. Railroad, and stir up their pride in
regard to the station house at Orange f
At no point on the road has such en
tire neglect been shown for the conve
nience of traveler* and for the accom
modation of the Agent. It is a dis
grace to the beautiful village that by
It* name gives liestige to the road.—
There Is no place for ladies to go, the
Agent's ofliee is used as ticket ofliee,
baggage room and general place of re
ception for all classes and colors. No
attention has ever been paid to the com
fort of even this office. This gross neglect
and injustice ought to be examined In
to and corrected by the Examining
Committee If they have any regard for
their reputation as beneficiaries of the
road.
All along the road, we see employed
young men of the Old Virginia families,
whose "metal has the ring of true
steel." Virginia needs every one to
help bring back her lost greatness.—
Such men elevate labor, and we should
encourage tliein by our sympathy antl
and support In every manly struggle
to do their duty ; not as exacting task
masters, but with forbearance and en
couragement and attention to their ne
cessary wants as employees of the oom
pany. We cannot hope to retain them
unless we do. Better show a liberal
■spirit to our own blood than import for
cignei*.
Has the President of this road forgot
ten that Orange is the birth place of
many of hi* noble name ? Surely he
must feel'a pride iv her "Land Marks"
nnd an interest In her people. We ask
his aid in this matter; and the Old Vir
ginia gentlemen who constitute the
Bonrd of Directors, have they no sym
pathy wi th the pride and wants of her
citizens, and their rights as liberal pat
roni/.ers of the road? We call and call
loudly on them to look to this injustice
done to ORANGE.
RE-t-i.T.—Our friend "Orange"' is too
hard upon the worthy "management")
of our excellent road. The ticket olHce
is rather rough, but it is not a very great
deal worse than the other ofllces along
the road. Does "Orange" want a mar
ble palace? What earthly objection
can the ladles of Orange have to herd
ing with negroes and dogs ? Who are
the ladies of Orange, any way, and
what, forsooth; is Orange Court House?
Give,the "management" a little tone,
aud we warrant yon that within less
than twelve or ltlteen years Iron this
very day, they may possiMy begin to
allow their attention to be directed lei
surely, casually aud momentarily this
way. Give 'em time, give Vm time
they are busy now, drawing their large
salaries ami drinking their line old
Wine.,
Notice to Fabmer*.—E. W. Kincue
i.oe litis been appointed agent for U'.e
sale of A Mintw Cok's Super-phosphate
of Lime, He lias a large *lipply now
on liatitl which will be sold at. m.iuiil'ac- j
hirers prices. AdvcrtlMfncnt next
week. <
Declined.—Rev. T. M. Carson has '
declined another, still more urgent and (
more lucrative call to Kentucky, llish- j
op Ccmminos seems determined to have 1
him there. Conscious ot doing goo<i •
work here, Mr. C. is unwilling to leave '
until that work is accomplished. I
• J
Concebt at Cuwki'er. —The ladies of
Culpeper will give a Concert on Tues- I
day evening next, when a number of i
fine musicians from Baltimore will as
sist. Theproceedsof the Concert to be (
applied in aid of the Memorial Associa
tion lor the Confederate dead. Our
readers respectfully and earnestly re
quested to attend.
Chained to a Roc*.—The local edi
tor ol the Lynchburg News says:
He (llemdon) wa* at once taken by
his captor* to Orange Court House and
lodged in jail, where he is now heavily
ironed, and chained to a rock weighing
two tons, rendering any further escape
impossible.
Yes, and his chain weighs 300,000 lbs.
"neat."
H kbndon has become so "penrt" since
he returned to the jail and its excellent
and abundent fare that he has turned
artist and adorned his cell with a char
coal cartoon entitled "Herndon in the
Hoods," which Is said to represent to
the life, ludicrously yet painfully, the
terror and anxiety the poor creature
endured for days when the rustling
of a leal, the breaking o{ a stick or the
falling ol a rotten limb threw bun Into
an agony of fright, lhe jailor Is said
to be thrown Into convulsions oflaugh
tcr every time he sees this picture, and '
Ukrndon himself enjoys it. ]
Orange Ingenuity.— The following ,
appears In the Richmond correspon
dence ot the Petersburg Express:
Yesterday 1 saw an aged man, from
the county of Orange, who has an ap
paratus for milking cows. He claims
that It i* entirely original with himself
—a new invention—and that be intends
to apply for letters patent, etc. It is ,
ingenious, but yet simple,and I may at i
gome future day give your readers a ]
minute description of this remarkable
contrivance. It gave* the milker all
the trouble of manipulating the teat, i
which lias ever been regarded a»";tlie <
most unpleasant portion of the milking j
process. i
News to ns and to everybody In the '
county. Ahl Cbutch, Cbctch, you !
are a great manufacturer.
To all of Which the attention of ray friends
and the public la respectfully called—at the
one price Store, near the Depot.
June 12, I s **" IV G. ECKLOFFj
ITORMOXSVILLE FKMALEBEMIIIJARY
'I'llL second session of tills Institution
-1- wril open on Monday of September
next.
TEKMS:—Board and tuition In English
Brunches for five months tIoO.OOO
Musi,- and 'jingungesextra.
For further information address
Kiev. CHAHI.Es BEACH,
July 21,1*68.—2 in. Gonlonsvllte, Va.
WOOL \V_NTKD.—I will purchase
any quantity of Wool, either washed,
or unwiaibcd, delivered , for which the high
est mill ket price will liepniil.
May, at* m A. THOMSON.
AFUKSllloTof Coiifectiotiaries. just
r.-celved by BNOWDEN YATE*.
January 81,1*0 S.
«■»»"•-• _■——-•
"IM* I'armrn and IManter».—
A The Lodt Manufacturing Company, the
oldest and largest concern of the kind iv the
Culled States, possessing extraordinary fn
cilitlea for the manufacture of Fertiliser*,
controlling cxcliurinely the nlgllt-soll, nihil,
bones anil dead animals of New York, Brook
lyn and Jersey cities, as also the great Coin
liiunipaw abbuloiis offer for sale, In lots to
suit customers,
K,OOO TONS
or
DOUBLE-REFINED POUDRETTE
mado from night-soil, bleod, bones alid;otl'af,
ground lo il powder
Ils effects have wen most astonishing,
doubling the crops ami maturing them ten
dnvs or two wcoksearlier. Equal to the best
brands of Supel pluwphate of Prcsad Crop, al
though sold only for Thirty Dollars per ton.
Packed in .barrels of 250 pounds each.
BONE DUST.
I—COARSE and FINE MIXED. 2—FINE,
suitable for Drilling. And 3—
FLOURED BONE.
We warrant our Bone to Analyse Pure-
Packed In barrels of !1W pounds each. For
Winter grain, Double-Hetlned f'oudrelteand
Fine Hone, mixod in eijunl proportions and
drilled in with the seed, have produced most
remarkable effects. Sold as low as any arti
cle of some purity and fineness tn llie mar
ket.
NITRO-PIIOSPIIATE OF LIME.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as be
ing as good. If nnt superior, to any crcr made
or sold in this market, containing a larger
amount of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia
than usual In Superphosphates. For Perma
nent, as well as for immediate powerful ef
fect n i" in hind, it has uu equal.
Price iv New York, $53.00 Per Ton of
2,000 pounds. For Price Lists, Circulars, Ac,
apply/to HOOE & WEDHEHBURN,
Alexandria, Va
Or to ALLISON A ADDISON,
June B, 1808—6111. Richmond, Va.
TTAViXG located at On
■*-JL House, reKpeotfully tenders
Jiis .service* to his friends and
tlie public Ho is prepared to
perform all oporationH upon the
Teeth, such as (.'leans- ****'-■— ;
Ing, Extracting aud regulating them. Arti- :
lit-ial Teeth inserted upon Pivot, Gold. Sil
ver and Vulonnlred Rubber. Work war
ranted. Hpecimena can be seen his ofnee
Teeth extracted with littleoi no pain, with
out da igor to the patient, by 11 v; use of loea
ana?Bthetlcri.
Ho will spend the first three or four;day
of every month in GonloiiHvllle.
lln-MRENrBs:-Faculty of tho BalUntor
Dental College
April 24. 1808.
" NEW GOODS.~
TIE nrulersigtietl takes tills mctlioi
of informing nls frleads nnd the pnbli
that he has Just received n supply of
Spring and Minimi r Kaodv,
consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry Good
Notions, Hardware, Hate and Sliocs, China
Glass anil Queenswure, Groceries, Ac.
CI re umst slices com|iel me to do v cash bus
lness, und 1 pledge myself to sell every iirt
clo at the lowest price. Thankful forttie pa
ronageso liberally bestowed upon me here
Hifore, 1 respectfully solicit a continuance o
esiuiie. THOMAS Ai HOMNHO'N.
April 17, ISA*—3m.
lA/YLBS. Prime Smoking I'obace
a\J\J from Greensboro North Carolina: li
His. Prime Chewing Toliacco, just receive
and for sale I.\- K. \V. KINCIIKI.Of"'..
March 13 IS6B.
Wanted 1 wish to employ ami exjier
perlence Well Waller, to wall a well:
bout—SO feet deep. Apply Immediately
November 1. tafe- T. J. I'KVT'iN
*M"OTie£.—Jus. received ft good tup
-I.™ sii|iplyof double sliuck Mattrasses, on
consignment aud for sale hy
May.*."*.. *V*W
_ uUimort (Ernie.
IMPORTANT MISCOIERY!
THE - I*ol LTBHERS' l-'IM K.N D,.'
Or tliicltcii Towdcr,
(.Copyright Secured,)
A certain (ÜBK cob
CbIPCS IN CHICKEN'S AM) TUBKEYS.
Wt/'fireDenf and Cure Chicken Cholera, and
tither Diseases common to Poultry,
and trill promo"* an in
crease, of Eat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
PACK UiE.
Price «5 frills.
T__ annexed are n few of the certiti
A ouies wo have received In proof of tho
Brent value and ollieacy of tbe Poulterers'
Friend : ~ .
Carrollton, Haltlruore County, Md., 1
Deiwrtm MV MM /
Messrs. Clotlimrthy A- Co :
Gentlemen—l have used your "Poulterers'
Friend" up <v a brood of young chicken*
that, liiul the gupos, und urn happy to say,
that by the line of a few doses lliey were en
tirely cured. It will curl—lnly care thogupes
when used according todlrectlona.
Yours, Ac. GEORGE HARMAN.
Annapolis, Md., Eebruarj 7,1H08.
Messrs. Ctoticorihy A CO :
(i-i-iiiipimi-l have sold all the "Poulterers'
1-rleliU ' 1 received from you last August.—
The ponltrv In tho surrounding country was
dvlng very fast with "Cholera." I recom
mended your "Poulterer's Friend," und as far
ns 1 could learn, it has proved tt cure for tlie
disease. Respectfully,
W. R. GOODMAN.
Baltimore, February 2,18*8.
Messrs. Clot worthy A- G>.-
Aly chickens wore dying very'fust -with
wlni; mv neighbor* culled "Chicken Chole
ra," 1 wa* induced to try yoor "Poulterers'
Friend," nnil it worked liken charm. 1 gave
it as directed, nnd It cured those Unit were
1 lull sick, and 1 have nut seen any symp
toms of the disease since.
Yours, Ac., B. MENCKEN,
Cross and Warner Streets,
JefTerson, Frederick Co, Md., July 22,1887.
Meter*. Clotworthy A CO, Baltimore :
Gents —The wonderful cures which hove
l>een made by your "Poulterers' Friend,"
cunnotfnil to Interest all who raise Poultry.
A gentleman of this village has been expe
rimenting on chickens with the gapes. He
tried your "Poulterers" Friend," according
to the directions, audit had the desired ef
fect iv destroying the worm, effectually re
lieving the chicken tit <*""f*tfi. Since then
have liinl niiiiiv calls for TT; am! it lias been
used extensively with the same result. It Is
of Incalculable value to nil who raise Poul
try. Uespucttntly,
A. SPENCER.
For sale by T. .1. PEYTON.
Manufactured only by CLOTWORTHY A
CO., IMH Baltimore street, Baltimore.
A liberal discount allowed when purchas
ed In large quantities.
CavTXOM. —The public are cautioned a
irninsi any similar preparations out: Clot
worth v & Co'a are genuine.
April 10,1*68—6 m.
MONUMENTAL COOK STOVE I
SUPERIOR TO OTHER COOK TOVKB SOLD.
' Improvement on all others.
OASTINuSHEAVY-OVKNS LARGE-FII.I. SAVER.
WE warrant the above Stove to give
the most entire satisfaction. The larg
est Stove sold, the heaviest Stove sold and
the cheapest Stove sold. For sale only by
CUNNINGHAM A COCHRAN,
1 63and 65 South Calvert Street, and
Cheap Side, 6th House below Lom
bard Street, Baltimore, Md.
April 17, .UHB—ly
RELIABLE BONE I Kit III.IZKKS.
BaUGH'B OK.LKBHATKD < COMMERCIAL
BONE MANUREB.
Ilnlllmerc Agency 07 and 105 "tmlth'a
Wharf.
i-mcKS in iiai.timoke:
Rough's Raw Rone Phosphide $5G per ton of
an*) pounds;
Boughs Chicago Rone Fertilizer, 818 per'on,-
Bough* Cliicago Blood Manure, 818;)er ton;
Maryland Powder of Bone, SlHper ton;
Calumet Mills Bone Dust, iiiupcr ton.
rpiIESE valuable Fertilizers can be
A had at regular market rates, freight add
ed, from dealers at all accessible points
throughout the country.
, These articles are offered to the agricultur
al community with entire confidence as be
ing both prompt and permanent In their ef
fect. They will bring the crops forward at
once, and "being made from pure bone, their
effects will last for years. They nre used In
every' part of the country with entire success
and the sales of each are constantly increas
ing.
Send for samples ami circulars.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturer's Agent, Nos. !I7 and 106
Smith's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
Mr. A. P. Routt, of Orange County. Va., has
been appointed Agent for the sale of the
above valuable Fertilisers, und Is prepared
1 tv furnish them at, the manufacturer's lowest
1 prices, freight added. Call and see samples
■ and hear what he has to say about them.
» July 31,1868—3 m.
_.lunribria ftarbs.
« has. ""*♦'. Careen.
08 Kino St.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FANCY AND WHITE GOODS,
DRESS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
LADIES AND GENTS'
FURNISHINQ GOODS,
■GENTS' LINEN SHIRTS.
RIBBONS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
SHIRT BOSOMS,
NOTIONS,
CHILDREN!*' CARRIAGES.
HOOP SKIRTS, (direct from Factories.
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS.
Ac., Ac., Ac
Wholesale prices in every respect as
low as Baltimore quotations.
Agent Wheeler A Wilson's .Sowing Mv-
Bentitlful Ten Sets, lee-Pitchers, Castors
Spoons and Forks, and all kinks of Sil
ver and Plated ware, exactly at manu
facturer's prices, and will guaran
tee to sell Table Knives and
Forks of all styles by tho
set or dozen as cheap as
they can be bought
. in the cities at
wholesale.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in
the best manner, anil warranted. Ijirge
plain Gold f'.lngs, Silver antl Plated-ware
engraved In beautiful style/rcco/cftorpc.
Orders from the country anil the adjacent
Counties will receive prompt attention..
Store Room on Main Street, Ctilpe'pe.r, vrt.
May '22, 1868—ly.
~HO I FOR CFLPEPER !
NEW SUMMER AND FALL GOODS!
HILL & KIRK,
"♦lain St. Culpeper C. H., Tra.,
ARE now receiving direct from New
York a most beautiful and well selected
strnr*r[ of
SUMMER AUD FALL DRESS OOODS,
consisting of
Heavy Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions,
Roots and Shoe*. Indies' Hat*,
Dress Trimmings of every description,
Itihlsm* ana Etower*,
Men's and Roy's Hats, O'roecriet,
Hardware, Qucensware,
Wooduarc, Ac., Ac.
Parties visiting Culpeper Court House will
tlnd It to their interest to give ns a call, us
we are selling our goods at a small advance
above coat. Persons ordering goods will
huve them forwarded per Freight at: our ex
penee HILL A KIRK.
June 19.1*68— ly. ,
"V • -«-—-•»»
SUMAC WANTED., •
1""HE subscriber wishes to pifrcM!*fi
- Sumac of o oood quality, tor which he Is
willing to pay the
Hlarheflt Market Price
atoll times and In any quantity. TheSn
rniic must, be of good color, tree of stems, dirt
and berries. Parties who may have Sumac
of the above description, during the present
season, will Unit It to their advuntage to call
on or address the subscriber. It suould be
cured os much as possible under shelter on
a plank door, to preserve it* color and strength
ami keep It free from dirt or sand.
Tho stocks, stems and berries should be
carefully raked and picked out before send
ing to market. It Is a mistaken idea to save
the large stems—there Is no strength or
weight Tn them. R. G. ECKLOKF.
June 12,1888.
THeTiRUINIA EIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
(CUAUTKKKD 1832.)
Actual Capital •I'W.OOO
INSURES against EIRE ut current,
rates. , ...
Insures against Marine Losses, as for thir
ty-six years past, on fair terms.
We Invite a slill larger share of public pat
ronage, assuring our citizens that their inter
est will be advanced while bestowing it.
W. L. COWARDIN, President.
W. 5. WfLLIAMS,
Agent, Orange Court House.
JulyS, lf*f»—
TtiURKE'S IRON WORKS,
STAUNTON, VA.
J. E. ROLLINS,
WITH
W. A. III'RK r.
IRON FOIJMii, MACHINIST,
AXD MANI'KArTDIIKB OP
STOVES, HOLLOW WARE, PLOWS,
MILL QKARINO, IRON RAILINO, Ac,
SPECIALTY.— The celebrated Liv
ingston liough. Allkindaofrepo work
done promptly and ou moderate term .
July 3, I*BB.—3m.
k PABHA.VI,
Booksellers, Station rs,
_»P DKAI.EKS IS
Piano Fortes,
RICHMOND, VA.
TlllrY iiiuniifuctui-e llliinW Books for
Clerks of Courts and Merchants' use-
Publish Hands' new Form Book—keep the
best Piano Fortes for sale— have a large stock
of LAW BOOKS, new and second hand, at
low prices, anil attend to orders promptly.
April 21, 1888-ly.
PATO'IteR OF PURE BONE.
FINELY ground Hones, ground from
pure bone, without admixture of any
kind. Price JoO per ton. Also,
Lime aud Plaster,
AND SAWED LCM HER.
For sale by SCOTT A DILWORTH.
(lordonsvllle, V a.
N. B.—All Rinds of Lumber sawed for cus
tomers.
May 20, !Sfiß-tf.
NEW GOODS
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER.
I HAVE just received my stock of
new Spring and Hummer floods, and re
spectfully invite my customers und friends
generally to cull and examine for themselves
before purchasing, Uive me a fair trial and
I have no doubt of being able to please you
Sales at tbe lowest prices for cash.
I have also just received a lot of Extra
Flour. BNOWDEN YATES.
April 17,1868.
"the leg gallery,
No. 007 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MR. DAVIES i* producing the most
elegant pictures we have ever seen, and
ut the most reasonable rales.
Mays, 1808
WOOL WANTED. —I *isll to pur
chase any quantity of fine and common
Wool, washed or unwashed, for which I will
pay the highest cush price, if deliverod at any
Station on the Railroad.
May 16, 18H8. E. W KINCHELOE.
ONE Uox Orange*; prime quality 1
Boxlrf-mons; 1 Box Ralsons; 100 Assort
ed i iiiulv, for sale by E. W. KINCHELOE.
March B 18MS.
SI. MAC.—I will pay the highest price
In goods or money for any quantity of
Sumac. Ii W. KINCHELOE.
July 17, In»,
I ciiiit rr.b Jiiaii BaUi.
OKANGK LAND I'OR SALE.
*T*aiK tiinlersigiieil Wishim; to f-emovc
A. to the Wost, (.not North, 1 ) oll'ors for sulo
tho
Tract ef »_iiul
on rtlileh be now rcslilu*, sltmltsd about six
miles East of Orange i.'oiirt.llouse.oii the or
ange suit Fredericksburg I'lun'i' Koad. '-on
tainiiig -A"",, seres, aboot M sew* of whlt-h is
mi.lev cnltiVottnii, W acres under il good
fence, part well tuli.cn iv grass, the. balance
in timber. There in-.- 22fl young growing
fruit trees mi thH place; is well watered, end
ilea on both aides <•; tin- I'lnijk roud, Tbelm
provenienlsconsist u(n new log
DWELLING HOUSE,
with four rooms and a passage ten feet w Id*
good frame stable, corn-house, wagon-house
and meat-bouse. > ~• .
As I am very nnxlon* to remove to the
West, I will sell this farm for one-third lsaa
than the same quality ol land can be bought
In Virginln. JAMES S. CAMPBELL.
May 1,1B«S —tf. ,
MOREHOUSE
FOR SALE OK RE N% •
I WILL sell,rent or lease on reasona
ble terms the valuable new Store, (recent
ly fltted-up, inside anil out, in the moat elai
g'allt und complete style,) adjoining Dr. li.
T>. Taliaferro'*" Drug Store and oppoalte the
Exchange Hotel. There is no better stand
in the wnole vlllnge;,and no Store more tho
roughly or more handsomely arranged. The
interior anil exterior of the building have
both been lately pain ted and made to pre
sent au attractive appearance. Those who
know me know that lain hota man tudo
things half-way, and I invite ull who desire
to buy, rent or lease to cull at an early day,
so that I may doi Me whether or not tv stock
the store myself.
V. A. HOUSEWORTH,
April 17, 18*7. Orange Court Honte.
ORaXGESLaNI) FOR B__S.
pURSUANI' to the will of ttif late
X Williuni D.Clark, of Orange County. Va.,
I will, on Saturday, the Villi day of August next;
sell at auction, on the premises,
333 3-4 Acres of f antl.
lying on the Rapidan River, two miles from
Orange Court House, Vn. This I* a very val
unbio farm, enclosed with stone and chest-,
nut fencing, well taken with grasses aud has
a fine
BRICK DWELLING*,
with twelve rooms, out-houses, good yard
and garden adorned wltli a variety of shrubs
nml flowers.
This place must be sold for a division with
the legatees. Mr. J. W. Clark, who lives on
the place, will meet persons wishing to pur
chase ut the Depot witn a conveyance.
Terms moderate.
MONTKI.LO CLARK, Fxecutor.
Palmyra, Fluvunna County, Va,
July 17, 1808.
HOUBB aNBLOT FOl. SALE.
I OFFER for sale, the House and Lot
on which I now reside, adjoining ne real
dence of Dr. E. P.Taliaferro and Mrs. P.M.
Fry. The lot contains about a hulf acre of
ground, the house is a two story
JIRU'K DWELLING,
with two rooms on the first,and three on the
second floor, anil nn excellent basement di
ning room, with closet and dairy room at
tached. The kitchen is of brick, with four
roofns. A well of line water Is wilh in twenty
feet of tbe house, lthasull necessary outbuild
ings. All of which are in good OTrTer.
For terms apply to the subscriber.
July It) ?Wr W. H. CHAPMAN,
Orange C. H. Va
~ lifEfTS FORTIIE PirRLIC :
I WOULD respectfully , inform mjr
friends und t he citiscns of Orange and the
adjoining Counties, that I have Just re
ceived a large stock, of which I will cnuriie
rate, In part:
DRY OOODS.
Calicoes, bleached and brown Cottons ,
Kentucky Jeans Linseys, Cusbimcres, Tick -
lugs and Flannels.
HARDWARE.
Axes and Helves, Cross-cut and Han 4
Saws, Mill und Hand-saw Files, Hammer.,
Steel Squares, Hatchets, Chlssels, Wood-
Screws, Hinges, Augurs, Locks, CurryJComba,
Spades, Shovels, Coffee Mills, Rat
Irons, Drawing Knives.
'TIN WARE.
Thickets, Oil Cans.Pans, Plates, Cpflee Tots.
Cups, Wash Basins,- Pitchers, Dippers, Slew
Pans.
WOODEN WARE.
Palntod-lroii and white brass-bound lluck
ets, Lard aud Hotter cans, Sugar Boxes.
('ROCKRIEW.
Sugars of all grades-, Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Molasses, Salt, Nails, prime Cheese, Crack
ers, Rope anil Twine, Linseed Oil, Spirits
Turpentine, White Lead, Copal Varnish, Dye
SI litis, Mason's lllacking, Soap, Camlles. fine
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes und Stems, Powder, Shot, Caps, TOhea.
A largo stock of limits and Shoes.
LIQUORS.
Mv stock Is large and select, consisting of
the finest mountain and Bourbon Whisky,
seven year's old, Apple Brandy, eight year*
old, tine Wines, French Brandy, Itui.i, (.lin.
which I gu'nfftJitec to be the best brought to
this market since the war. Just coins and
see, nnd I cWJ satisfy the inost s scrupiilous.
I sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, 13
cents; Rio Cofl«e W cents, Cheese 25 cents;
snoes, women.-' tl.oO, and other things In
Eroportlon. OiTp mo v call and I will do roy
est to please you. T. J. PEYTON.
All kinds of country produce taken lv ex
change for goods.
January 3,18*8.
I'll "J attention of the fanners of Or
lunge and the suiTouning Counties.ls •
gufu called to the above justly oelematei
Machine, which Is well known In the Soul-h
crn country, especially in the Valley of Vlr
glnla, where they tire nnlverally used; also
In the Roanoke Valley, as well as the Pled
mont. They combine all the latest improve
mcntsln Threshing Machinery, are stroni
and substantial, ami are a favorite whereve
known. For terms of payment nnd prlc
list, npplv to A. P. ROUTT, Agent.
May 15,1808.
EXIIIAMGE HOTEI",
ORANGE COURT HOUSE VA.
TnE uiKiersirnetl respectf illy an
nounces to his friends and the public,
that he has .lust opened the above Hotel, (re
cent ly thoroughly repaired and refitted,)
slocked it wltli new furniture, and Is pre
pared to furnish as comfortable aceonirno-»
dul lons as ran be bad in the country.
Bummer boarders' will find this one oTtha
most desirable locutions as to health, society
and beauty of scenery, in Virginia.
SNOWDEN YATEB, Proprietor,
May 29, MM*, __ ,
WANTED, .. ._,,-,_
WHEAT, RYE, OATft, TOgg. EEAS9,
I'KAS AND FLAXSEED.
n A VINO made arrangements with
parties, I am no-iv prepared to buy any
quantity and pay the highest ea*h JP*_o*J-
Persons having grain for sale will rind it u>
their Interest to call on the K»h;c r \ber before
shipping. E. W. KINCHELOE.
July SI, 1868.
~I». B. If, MM .V
Attorney At Law,
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.,
WILL practice in the Courts of Or
ange, Madison, Louisa and Greene.—
All Claims fur Collection promptly attended
to.
Ofliee next door to Thomson's store.
April 17, 181)8-tim*
BMMBU roib
OFFERS for sale at his new Brick
Store, Dry Goods, Groceries, Rcady-mailo
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boot*, Shoes, Ac. He
has a Bakery connected with his Store, and
Is prepared to furnish Bread and Cakes of
all sorts and of the best make.
All kinds of Country Produoe taken in ex
change for goods.
April 21, 1868.
"PlßllliJ^S^BrslXGi
ALL persons are hereby warned not
■I*- to'employ Samuel or Walker Robln
sorl, sons ofßeveriey Robinson, colored, they
being regularly bound by comract between
their father and myself to work for nic dur
ing the present year. Those who refuse U>
heed t his warning will be subject to the pen
alties enforced In such cases.
July 10, 1868.—2t. M. B. LIPSCOMB.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE*
T'HK fall Term of the Maryland At;ni-
L cTi/rniA]. i 'oi,i.i:iie commeiu'i-s on tho
IMb est September. (180,00 per term.
r Circulars at theoftlceof Native Virginian,
or of V. A. G. HANIW,
I July M, ISGE-Im.. HyHttaville, J^J.