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MORE EVIDENCE OF THE POWER OF
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.


0tONSUMP1IYES doubt no longer; but
" read the following, and reflect. Another
wonderful cure
PHILADELPHIA, April ], lS45.
hereby certify, that during The riots in South
wark of July lasl, owing 10 exposure and fatigue
in the performance OF my military duty, my
health received a severe shock. In The latter part
of August all the symptoms Of Pulmonary Con-
sumption appeared Al this juncture called in
nv first physician, who attended me some weeks
without benefit and told me distinctly, that he cant
sidered my disease Geyond the reach of human 0d
He now ceased his visits; every symptom getting
worse; pain in the side and breast, difficulty OF
breathing, raising blood, palpitaion of the heart,
night sweats, hectic fever, &c, and was SO week
was unable 10 raae from bed or dress without
assistance: cough racking and violent, frequently
causing me 10 bring up blood. | now called in
another physician, who at once recommended
the use OF Thompson's Compound Syrup OF Tar
and Wood Naplha, and when | had got through
the fourth bottle, was able TO dress myself and
come down stairs without a sislance, and by the
time had finished my twelfth bollle my appetite
and strength returned, all the symptoms disap-
peared, and the disease was subdued-and, in
common with The thousands OF others who have
been cured by this medicine, testify that to its
wonderful lvlcefs alone owe my restoration To
health.
JAMES ANDREWS 2l7 Calhaline ST.
was called on 10 attend in The above case in
the secondary Stage Of the disease found The
patient lahoring under complex disease OF The
lungs and liver; liberation oflbe latter had taken
place; and BY percussion, discovered an aIscess
had formed in the right lung The case being
apparently hopeless, and beyond the reach Of The
usual treatment, resolved al once on using
Thompsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Nap.ha, the virtues OF which had previously
tested, scarcely expecting it would reach case
so desperate. The result is cure the most ex-
traordinary, heDcefoIth dispeins all doubts re-
speeding the efficacy of This excellent medicine in
the diseases Of the lungs and liver.
Nj. CHAMBERS, M. D.
Price, 50 cents per botle-siI bottles for 81 50.
For sale in Richmond by ALEXANDER DUVAL &
CO., General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling In Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lyachburg by John
H. sesy in Fredericksburg by Dr. James Cooke and c.
H. Hunt. soV'1
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A NEW AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
Law Book.

1UST received at ID. &. KINGS Northern
j Lar anil .lIcdicat BOok Ageacn WAR
REN'S LAW STUDIES, being popular anal
practical introduction 10 law studies, and 10 every
department OF the legal profession with an ac-
count of the state vi law in ireland and Scotland.
This work will be found most interesting 10 all
grades Of The law profession, but more especially
10 students, as the usually dry principles and
maxms of law are here presented in form hardly
less fascinating than The lannon's novel OF "Ten
Thousand a Year" by the same author.
Also, just received, full supply Of The follow
ing works by Judge Story:
On Promissory Nues-(his last work)
On Equity Pleadings
On Bamenls
On Agency i. vI
On Contracts
On Bills OF Exchange
On Partnership &c, &C., &c.
Nov "a
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A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.

n REAT experience and judgment are re-
VI quired To make valuable, and, al The
same lime, innocent pursaive. This is possessed
only by few.
The great majority of The remedies advertised
vi this class, are manufactured by persons who
have no idea of the relative or individual powers
OF the drugs they use. II is this cause, more
than any other, which occasions the inertness,
and often injurious effects, produced BY advertised
remedies. And, hence, the general prejudice
which prevails against them. Now, there is
great difference in this respect, with regard TO the
Pills made by Or. B. Brandrelh, and consequent
" their superior claims upon the public. Each
of The articles composing the Brandrelhs Pills,
are prepared in that way, which will secure their
beneficial effects 10 the system in the safest and
easiest manner. For instance, some ingredients
have 10 be prepared in the vacuo; that IS, the air
is exhausted in the utensil, and remain SO until
combination is effected with olheg ingredients,
which afterwards prevents the air from acting in
iuriOusly upon the medicine. Again, The proper
lion for each ingredient depends upon lis multi
plying power upon other ingredients. For The
power OF different vegetable pursatives upon
each other is governed BY similar laws that
govern the power Of figures by mulliplifica-
lion. Nine added 10 nine, makes eighteen
but nine times nine are eishty-one. So ii
is with some vegetable purgatives. BY adding
nine parts of one ingredient, and nine paris OF
another ingredient together, the power is increased
not TO eighteen, but TO eighty For example,
either Of the articles, 10 produce any purgalyc
effect would have TO be used TO the extent OF
eighty-one grains By combining them only eigh-
Teen grains have 10 be used. Again, another in
gredient is found 10 multiply this power again.
which, in a proportion Of Two grains, would have
no effect upon the animal economy, but which,
added 10 eighteen grains OF compound of two
parts OF nine grains each, of two ingredients, will
again multiply the power which they have gain
cd OF eighty-one, 10 one hundred and sixty-lwo
So again. the mixture Of twenty grains can be
again multiplied hy an addition Of two grains, 10
the power of three hundred and lwenlv-four
grains, oil The original power Of The TWO first ingrc-
dents. Here We have twenty-five grains, which
as pnrgative, contain The power equal 10 three
hundred and twenty-tour grains OF either of the
articles alone; nevertheless, also, so powerful al.
Ter being thus combined, are safe in any quaint
Is; always having beneficial effect, and in ne
case capable Of doing injury OF which thousand,
bear ample witness.
DR.. Brandrchs principal Office, 24l Broadway
N. York; other offices in N. York
NJ BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
No East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo
site the Old Market, where country agents anc
planters can be supplied wilhthe genuine at New
York prices. Nov. 3-bl
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Oct. IA
J. A. MARTIN

ID RESPECTFULLY returns his thanks to The
n citizens of Richmond, for the liberal sup
port thew have thus far favored him with. and
would inform them he has just returned from the
North with well selected stock Of Cloths, Gas
simeres and Veslings which he will manufac-
ture TO order, in fashionable and workmanlike
manner
He is, also, receiving supply Of new and
fashionable Ready Made Clothing, which will
be sold for cash, at the lowest possible rates.
His stock embraces every thing that appeItains
70 pentleman's wardrobe, and all that is desira-
bic for the approaching season; and will be fur
nished at unreasonable rates as they can be pro-
cured at any other similar establishment in Rich.
mond Thankful for past favors, he earnestly
solicit. continuance Of patronage from gene
rous public. ]. A. MARTIN,
l34 Main ST., few doors below Exchange Bank
Nov, Cit
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IlNES RIVER CANAL.
,..n.oxp. NoyE.sEa 70, ls45.

ARRIVED,
p,., I,bn Randolph, A. Pamplin, with 50 tons
boa' , .U"" Iynchburs, to Williams & Robin
fl's y crenshaw, Brothers 4 Co., Shields q
~ ..l :, H. Ludlam s Co., and J. R. Ander-
~ e,,, gso Franklin, P. Pamplin, with SOY tons
- Ds'> tynm Lynchburs, TO James Q. Spots,
an ( Finders, Blair & peterborough, l.;
'ei i.@seshaw Bros & Co., Jones & Blair, and
\ e Lal' iTnshburg, R. S. Field. with 5os tons
:. d. from Lynchburg, 10 Fl. Ludiam & Co.,
y. \ c,,nshaw, Brothers e. Co.
: a., charles NJ. Mitchell, John P. featman,
. % =. IONS Mise, from Lynchburg, TO Jones
r. B.s.. ii. Ludlam s Co., and Hafal' Brothers
~, Pioneer. r. Parsons, with sri tons mdse;,
:" yarhburg, To Preston s. Enders, Warwick
~ R,,.~lalr. Ro Gwalhmey, Fl. Ludlam Co.,
? r linsley, Jones & Blair, and L. u. Glen
>'i s,,, - New York, WIN. Over,on, with SCI tons
,..s nom Lynchburg and Bent Creek, 70 "A.
III u,ris L. d. CIenshaw. Bros. & Co., Cor
< Ssinker. and Deane 4 Brown.
CLEARED,
po,, Ext, with SO tons mdse., for Lynchours.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth OF
BOOTS, SHOES, &C,

AT RETAIL.
TIME attention Of Planters. and buyers gene
i rally, Of town and country, is solicited 10 The
subscribers Stock OF The above articles, which
will be lound Us complete as any South Of New
York.
Heavy Brosucs, Richmond made, for farm
hands.
Heavy pcgged Brogans from so cts 10 81.
Heavy lined and bound Brogans, from IS cts
to 81 %.
Heavy sewed and pegged coarse Boots.
Water Proof Boots, Shoes, &c, of all kinds.
Mems heavy Boots, Buskins and Shoes.
Boys heavy Boots, Brogans, &c.
Gen,lemcns fine Boots, OF all qualities.
Ladies Walking Shoes, Slips, &c of every
variety.
600 pair Chidrens Shoes from -! cents 10
any price.
Ladies' Slips, from 37s cents 10 any price.
Purchasers would greatly consult their interests
by calling to SEE the subscriber before supplying
Themselves rs having purchased many OF the
above goods al auction at prices much lower
than original cost, will sell proportionally low
al retail.
Farmers and Planters particularly who have
to buy Shoes for their hands, should not fail To
call at No. II, Main street, where great bargains
may be had. J: ID. HOOVER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, II Main ST.
Oct
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French LANGUAGE.

MIR. A. GIRARD, lately arrived in this City,
lVl as Professor Of French Language for
MIR. and Mrs. Burke's Schools begs leave 10 in
form the public that he wishes 10 devote the lime
he has TO spare (trom o'clock P. M. every day.
either 10 private lessons or evening classes.
Mr.. A. G. teaches, also. Mathematical and
Fancy Drawing.
N. B.-Persons are requested 10 apply TO A..
G., at Mrs. Dunklee's, Grace Street, between 7h
and 9Th streets, or al Mr. Burke's School.
Nov. 3-dlws
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HOyGs Prize Office,

MOS, EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND
IN VIRGINIA.
Note the following Schemes, and remi, 10 IIoyl
to ensure success. All large Capitals are sold By
D. M. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYTS!
Tickle, Nos. GO, the capital Of 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 254, was
sold and paid al HOYT'S.
Make remitiances in all lotteries 10 HOYT,
and when in town, always buy tickets at No. 3
Exchange.
Splendid Loiteries Er November!
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery Class c., Tor lsi5, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 18th, 1915. Prizes. S50u00, 10000,
10000, 5000, 5000 1858, so of 1000, 100 OF
500, 100 of 200, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn ballots
Whole S2; halves G. quarters 3; eighlhs 3d.
Certificates OF packages of26 whole Tickets SlG0,
26 halves So 26 quarters 40, 2G eighths 20.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No Al, for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday No
vrmber 22,l, ls45. Prizes; $4,000 dollars, TO-
600, 6 600, 5000, 1000, 1000, $500, l2O, 2,OOO
25 OF 1000, 30 Of 500, &c. n Nos, IA drawn
ballots. Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters so.
Certificates ofpackases oil % whole Tickets Sl2O,
IS halves 60, IS quarters 30.
10000 DOLLARsl 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 45 for 1916, 10
be drawn al Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vembrr 29lh, 1915. Splendid Prizes 40, 900
dollars. 10000, $40, 5000, 5 of2OOO Of 500,
5 Of $50, of 1900, 40 of 500, &c. 70 No.
Lottery, and IA drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars; halves s. quarters , so. Certificates Of
Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets 1870 dollars; 81
halves IS; 26 quarters 81 SO.
- Persons from the country, when in town,
should always call on HoYT, iflhey are in want
Of money.
al. Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised BY j.
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promplness and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order Of
Oct. 27 d. Nj. HOYT, Richmond.
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Administrator OF A. M. Harrison.
Oct. 25-dit&ctds
nrsIpAerE rsTATE FOR sAIE,

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
near Prince Edward Court House, known
as Springfield. The tract OF land contains 500
acres. very fair proportion Of which consists OF
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good build
ines, and all necessary Improvements for COM
Portable residence. II is situated within one mile
OF Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampden Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmville These places furnish constant and
excellent market for all offs productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
to that in lis immediate vicinity. Its nearness to
the Court House and College, afford superior ia
cilies for education. There are two flourishing
female schools, and one male school, at the Court
House.
The overseer will show the premises TO any
person wishing 10 see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase, will address the subscriber al Farm
ville Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS One third cash, on delivery Of the
deed and the residue in one and two years. For
the deferred payments, bond and security will be
required. CHAS. S. CARRINGTON.
July lief
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
WE OFFER 10 The public, at unusual low
w prices, large assortment of black and
drab Wool Hats, some OF which are very supe-
rioE also variety Of Hair and other Caps, suit
able for plantation use. Call at 60 Main street.
Nov. At JOHN THOMPSON & co.
ELECTRO- MAGNETIC MACHINES. =
e Two superior Electro Magnetic Machines,
in handsome portable cases, complete, with wires
for communicating the fluid 10 all parts OF The bu-
dy; received and for sale by
P. JOHNSTON,
Oat "A nrnuu;xt
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by Wellington Goddin, Auc.

A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.
AM authorized, BY the owner, 10 sell al pub
l. lie auction, on Monday, the Eth inst, al half
past o'clock, the Farm ON The Three Chopped
Road, about six miles above Richmond, now &C.
cupieL by the Rev. MIR. Ford, and containing 80
acres. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will
please attend, as a bargain may be obtained in
The above The House contains TOUR good rooms
RICHARD HILL, JR,
Agent for VIM. Jeffres.
f. Sale 10 be conducted BY w. Goddin.
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
At CARYSRROOk

WILL be sold, al carysbrook. on lie Sd day
w OF December next, if fair, If not, the first
fair day thereafter, about SO valuable Negroes
comprising 90 plantation hands They will be
sold in families, and will afford a good oproruni-
ly to those who want well selected, and well
trained plantation hands TO supply themselves.
Also, the crop of Corn-.say 400 barrels-some
old corn-Oais Hay, &c; all the sock Of Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheer-all Of them OF fine breeds;
horses, wagons, OK carts, ploughs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will he sold for cash. The
Crops, Stocks, &c., al 6 months credit for all sums
over S20-and cash for less than that amount.
The sale will commence at II o'clock.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. M Harrison.
Oct 25-dit&ctds
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HARDWARE AND sADDLERY.

HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.
TNHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
i ceived per ships Virginia and IIarkaway,
direct from England, and by various arrivals
iromthe North, IA very large assortment offoreisn
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS etpurchasng al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any Of the importing houses OF repectabi-
lily a, the North. No. l06 Main Street. double
granite front. Sept. l7-lf
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Fall Dry Goods

MAS & CHARLES ELLIS
HAvE received, per ships "virginia" and
IL "Harkaway," from Liverpool, and BY re-
cent arrivals from The North, full and varied
assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
TO which they invite The attention Of country mer-
chants Their stock of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woolens and Prints, is unusually large, and at
low prices. No. LOG Main Street,
Sept lift Double Granite Front.
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Ry Williams & HaxaII, Auct.

AZ SALE OF PEWS IN ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH, CONTlNUED.-Th sale Of Pews
in ST. Pauls Church will be continued on We'd
nesday next, 10Th inst, commencing al 10 o'clock
A. NJ. There are 81 pews on the main floor yet
unsold, and among them many OF The most desi-
ratle. Al the sale on the l2Ih inst, notice was
given for meeting OF the Contributors next Sa-
tnrday, but it has been thought advisable 10 post
pone il for The present.
By order of the Trustees.
WILLIAMS & HAXALL,
Nov IBID Anctionpers
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
C0IINTY

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed BY Abner
ID Robinson, which bears date on The 18th day
OF November, in the year 1912, and has been duly
admitted TO recoId the undersigned will proceed
on SATURDAY, The 9Th day OF December nexl,
al ~ o'clock, precisely, al The Tavern OF Col Chas.
P Goodall, in The county Of Hanover, TO sell,
by public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the plantation in The county of Hanover, called
COLES HILL, now in the occupancy of Mrs
Mary Cole, Jagged about 7O,) who has life inter
est in il. The plantation contains $50 acres Of
land and will be sold Tor such, (more or less J is
Of The usual quality Of lands in the neishborhood,
and is in an excellen, neishborhood, and is entire
~ healthy.
Ii is silnated On the South Anna River, about
&c miles from the City OF Richmond, and about
10 miles from The residence Of Colonel Goodall,
and about IS miles from Taylorsville, on the
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold subject TO The life
estate OF Mrs Coles, and without warranty Of any
kind, still the lille is believed 10 be perfectly good.
Nov. 7-ctds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

ELIsHA A. HUNTLEY having this day, by
Il deed, recorded in The Clerks Office Of The
Musings Court. assigned 10 Inc as Trustee Tor
the benefit OF w. c. Martin and other creditors,
all his personal properly, as also all debts due
him. hereby give notice 10 all persons indebt-
ed to him. that alone am authorized 10 receive
what may be due him.
ROBERT w. HENRY, Trustee.
Oci I5-If
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To be followed By the Comedy OF
4 Husband at Sight.

FARMERS LIBRARY. = The November
+ No of This valuable Periodical received.
The Life OF Friedrich Schiller, comprehending
an examination of his works. by Thos. Carlyle.
Amaury, translated from the French OF Alex
dfs DamaS.
No. IS Liuell's Living Age.
Further supplies Of the American Shepherd
ty Morrell. RE-
Further supplies of Goodrichs Pictorial His
pry Of France.
Further supplies Of Goodrich's Pictorial His
ory Of the United States.
Further supplies OF Goodrichs Pictorial Natn-
lal History.
Further supplies OF Cary's Dante.
Further supplies OF the Memoirs OF Benvenu'o
Cel.iai-par2 Just received by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Nav. "a 1877, Main St.
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CREATIONS OFFICE, No. 5 South l4lh

CREATIONS OFFICE, No. South l4lh
- Street
Let alllhe world say wha, they can,
Fo. selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, Extra, S,
Nov. 7h:
II 80 Is 81 IL - So 81 6 SO So 81 !.
Ticke, Nos. IL 10 3d. the second capital prize
q 900 dollars;
Ticket Nos. c 7a,
Mes. 6 81 81,
Nos. Z 81 So,
Nos. 10 SO II,
Nos. II SO 50,
Nos 81 So 81,
Seen more capitals in one lottery, all sold and
paid by STRATTON, the All-Prize Seller.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 2GS
Nov 10Th:
SO % "a GO 40 81 &c II rs I6 5 20 8 "a.
Half Ticket, Nos. % 80 40, one more prize
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 269,
Nov llth:
60 81 9 Is 10 63 IS Al 6 65 GO 10 So
Half Ticket, Nos 9 81 GO, and Nos. 60 IS,
Two more prizes sold and paid by
Drawn Ms. of FL 'xandria Lottery; Extra, 270,
Nov. l2;h:
8; 81 i6 II 10 As "a 70 Al 80 25 60 %.
Nov. IA
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CLARKE,s HEAD QUARTERS, Doc

cLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS, Door
y below Exchange Hotel, 18th street.
For To .Day-Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Extra, Class No. G. Capitals: $4,000, 600,
SIS, 400, 300, = of 200, 3 Of 49, S Of 100, 10 OF
81 &c. &C Nos IA drawn ballots. Tickets 81.
Sales close al III O'clock.
This Evening Capital $4,000. Tickets only
81.
Drawing Of Alexandria, Extra, No. 27O:
So II i6 II / IS As "a 10 Al 80 Is so %.
Nos y As 20, another Capital, sold and paid
By CLARKE.
Nov IA
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TIME subscriber has this day formed co-part-
i nership with Mr. MUNROE w. JONES,
of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted unIe the firm of DIBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal adval.ces on
produce in hand. ONCE on 18th street, near
Galego Mills. r. II. L. DlBRELL.
~, jI,,,t
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AUCTION SALES.
By Thomas HI. TaIiaferrO

will sell this morning, at 10 o'clock. Negro
Girl la years old.
Also, privately for sale, Negro Woman, who
is good cook, washer and ironer--re tric,ei to
the city, and sold for no fault
t. II. TALIAFERRO,
Nov. il Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE IN MANCHESTER.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made TO me BY
DS. w. Weisiger, dated July "a, ls45, |
shall on the l9.h day OF November, in the Town
OF Manchester proceed 10 sell, al public sale. all
the House and Kitchen Furniture OF said S. W..
Weisiser, together with sundry Farming Ulen-
sis, Car, Carriage, Horse, Cow, SC. Also. all
the interest of said s. w. Weisiser in, and to,
sundry Lots and Houses in said Town OF Man
chester and County Of Chesterfield. Also, four
Negro Slaves, TO wit one Man, one Boy, one
Woman and one Girl
II Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock, on The pre-
misses d. /. BURR,
Nov ll-eod&ctGs Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE. AT AUCTION


ON MONDAY, the l7th day of November.
~ at o'clock, on The premises, |, as surviving
Trustee, shall, by virtue OF deed OF lrus, from
Obed. Galhrieht and Samuel Dunn, proceed 10
sell, at auction, for The benefit Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, two Lots Of Ground, with tho
Improvement: thereon, descI;be in said deed
the one as No. lis, fronting Is feet on street,
and extends in roar, on first street, the full depth
Of an half acre. and, the olher as fronting 50
feet on street, and in rear The usual depth, and
as then occupied By Lucy Mitchell, and is the Sc
cond tenement above the residence oil "A. Thomas,
Esq
b. consent OF parties, the terms will I've one
third cash, The balance in equal payments d, 8
and IL months, bearing interest from The day OF
sale, for notes negotiable and satisfactorily en-
dorsed. =. n. NICHOLAS,
Surviving Trustee.
gr Dunlop & Moncure, Aucls.
(lrt IT-i,Ia
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FURTHER ARRIVALef PIANO FORTES.
CONTINUED SUPPLIES keep our assorl-
~ ment OF superior Piano Fortes always COM
pete. Nearly every fashionable style OF finish
can be met with at our establishment.
No charge made for packing or packing cases,
Saen instruments are sold by US to 60 10 the eoun-
Try or 10 distance.
NASH & WOODHOUSE
Booksellers and Dealers 10 Piano Fortes, Sta
IWonefy and Music, 1877 Main Street, Richmond,
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