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| Vegetable Balsamic Elixir has
now been In general use for more than
ten years, and thousands, taught its incom.
parable value by experience Of its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded to il ce.
lebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range of Medical science in this or any 9th,
er country.
Since this powerful medicine frs, became
known, immense numbers. who believed
themselves In the last stages of confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by the most
sklltul physicians in the country as past all
hope OF recovery, have been rescued mirac-
ulously from the grasp of Death, by its use.
and are now blessed with health & strength.
III is Natures own simple Restorative-a
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought TO the very brink of the grave BY
Consumption. and from plants celebrated
far their great medicinal virtues. 1t is the
employment Of natural means TO overcome
and connteract the evils of Nature healing
the lacerated Lungs of the afflicted patient
IN the worst possible cases and restoring the
functions Of the diseased members TO strong
and healthy action. 1t has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases of Asthma, Whooping cough.
Group, or the accumulation of Phlegm, so
destructive TO the health ard life of children
1t Is particularly recommended as an unfai-
ing cure, and no family in the Union, if they
wish to preserve their children from suffer.
ing and death, should be without it.
Almost countless testimonials of its re-
malkable cures, from every quarter of the
Union, and from individuals in every con-
dltion Of life, are its best credentials,
sowing in the most conclusive manner
tai hlhis Preparation acts upon the
human system in manner little short of mi
raculous. These may be found in the daily
papers, and also may be obtained 10 pamph.
lets and handbils Of agents free of cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. Fl. Downs, Troy VT, The origin
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, W..
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents
can be supplied in any part Of the Union, up.
on the best terms. vol.6.no.42
Sold bv especial appointment BY
V. ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w. E. G. Stoddard Rutland,
d. Andrews, Manchester,
o. Smith, Wilmington,
w. P. Russell, Middlebury,
sl1 2. S < SeIi1n'' Montpelier
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
H Rfss = 4 s &f'hur, Burlington,
w. E. Hawks, North Bennington.
G. w. Parmalee, Bristol.
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INTERESTING lTEMs."-A Western
Editor, under this head, informs his read
ers that his wife has presented him with
twins--lhat his devil has got the measles
and that his press is 10 be sold by the
sheriff.
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and that he is ready 10 execute orders for
Cutting and Making Goats, Vests and
Po"taloons in the best manner, and on
short notice. Grateful for past favors, the
undersigned solicils continuance of Pat,
fonage from those who have formerly EN-,
ployed him, and trial from those not
acquainted with his work. All work pur-
formed by him warranted sceU done.
CUTTING done on the shortest no,
tlce. p. O'ROURKE.
BRANDON, May Z, 1915. 46:5W
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d. Fish, Burlington,
.F.Haskell, Co1ntcaH.
n n: G G1Iea. ; Goshen.
G. w. Kelley, ! Pits
B. Rand, }ford.
S. ". Boardman,
CaStiefon.
G. G Graves Graves, } Rutland.
J l.. Marsh, Clarendon.
Eleazur Jewelt} 81
ED Orris Pier, ) Adams
Alvinzy Thompson, and
A. S. Richardson,
Water6my y.
A. Adams, HTlmingtOn.
w Warner, AndOUer.
P. Metcalf, ! c1
JAS Parker, : '""'0"'
Cyrus Armstrong,
Vest Dorset.
James Barlow, }
" s. $; ;Howden, Bristol
J. ". DAILY, )
L. Brown, Whiting-
ham.
Coles Cook, Monkton.
Geo. Pease, Shelbwne.
7: Grandy,' Panton.
& &. 1 5;Hiini 5 addison
0. Hutchinson, Chester
A. ! & T. Kelly, Dandy.
L. Belknap, East
Barnard
a. s. Whitcomb, Pd,Dlet. |
Ed. R. My ers, |
MidMet0,cn. I
DR. John Work,
Huntington.
Vim. II. Smith,
Northfeld.
Henry Van Deusen,
Wdrren.
i. Scars, Fa'r7ar. j
. F. Beach, I Vest
G. Merriam, JJord,
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The tollOaoing needs no comment.
Greenfield. Saratoga 20. N. Y


Mr. Roosevelt Dear sir The love ofllfe
urges me 10 make this effort 10 obtain some OF
your medicine, as believe il will cure me.
will give statement ofmy case About four or
hve months ago was taken with bad cold and
was very hoarse, lin consequence of working in wa.
ter while building saw mill, [being mcdaniel
and was under the doctors care about four weeks,
and got to be able to walk about, and tried to do
little work. which brought on a slight bleeding
OF the lungs. returned home disprited and sick.
The next day while sitting by the FIRE, blood
vessel burst in my lungs. and commenced bleed
ing very fast. The doctor happened to be near,
and he did every thing in his power to stop the !
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r. s. Walker,
|, Weafher@eU
Lemuel Bottom,
=, - SALISBURY.
n \ Stafford, SPRINGFIELD
r. r.; c. Moullon, Ralph b
CLARK, Hest Randoh h.
l.. S. Mlrdock,
. Hoodstock
o. I, Murray, Brantree.
s. WiIcox, Bennington.
John Landon,
Factory Point.
Job Scott,
South H'aHingfo,d
|. J. Sampson,
co ,HlinesJmgh
Cyrus Collins. Foyis-
b'lrgh Cenfye
T, ": Keller, ! Sails.
John Prout, : 6ury
J l., Morse, ! d.
J. B. Parker rochester
Lyman Bate heller, Hal.
hngJord.
David "a, Hodgman, Or
vile B. Barlow, Co,-
endOn Spa.
Lewis Hunlbut, CYRUS
W'Wicker, Ferris5urg6
Burr r. Clark, Tin.
mouth.
Luther Thrall, H5a
hUIIUV6
J. Harris, E. Poulfnev
A. Comings,
East Berkshire.
H, Spaulding Jericho.
|. s. Alger, Store.
alvin Joyslin, PittsfeII
= N: " illiams, Essea,
Dr.. " s. Johnson, an"
YIN. N. Blake, A1sltox.
;, !, n. Blake, Stomtoy:
'. B: LOOMS, ! Geor-
=. ". Circuit, gia,
'hn II. Richardson,
North FaiJas
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A CoNsUMMATE SCoUNDREL.-A man
named Lewis recently decoyed two negro
boys from Memphis Tenn, pretending
that he would assist their esca pc to Cana
da-and soon after sold them 10 IN in.
dividaal at ST. Louis for $780,
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V o l.. VI. NO. 40.
PURIFY THE BLOOD
NlOFFAT'S
Veget Bile Life Pills
ZIP MQ OLE NGN 9GE EGR 9

Inc nh and ned celebrity which Medicines
mcacy in all the diseases which
w soo WORKS testify tor Them and they thrive of the
N ALL CASES OF
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n posed to consumption, or troubled with cough,
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God The decalogue of all moral law,
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on all.
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Vulnerable millions yet unborn of God,
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FRANKINe.-We noticed at The Posi-
Office, the other day, seventeen packages
of documents, weighing from two 10 three
pounds each package, all of which were
sent, under the ranking privilege, free OF
postage. 10 single member of Congress.
tad postage been charged upon these docs
uments, 1t would amounted TO some thirty
or forty dollars. So long as the Post Of.
nee Department is subjected to the trouble
and expense of conveying the tons o! doc
uments to and from members of Congress
which are yearly sent through the mail
we need not wonder that individuals are to
be found who are fearful that the cheap
postage system will not meet with very
great success. Eight dollars day is sure.
ly Sufficient to enable man TO pay his
own postage whitehall Dem.
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-M- to The public that he has just receiv-
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will now l'v before the public small part II the cyi.
dcnce have W NY possession, 90 show that IL IS tfuc
have asserted that have been engaged in ascertain.
log Ito frauds cards. r tho purpose Of exposing them
and that my abhoucnon Of gambling hIs not arson rom
The Grst letter below refers TO Nav
1855 and the second to 1896 or ~ the year beng
unety recooccd by my correspondent. 90 not publicly
give the names Of tho writers Of these letters, socy b.
cause Il " my determination TO bring before the
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Editor Of the --, and subject to the inspection Ut
any gentleman, who msy wish them, will the IN
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ RiCIfNONJ. ~.
THNIIE Winter Course Ut Lectures in the Mcdi.
= on Dearen, of Hampton syin"y College commence
m Richmond on Monday the e5h OF OCTOBER ncN
nus until Tie last ~ February ,oIawrE.
Tic College afj Hospital 'd.cc his b,cn completed
every affr u'n hts rgu maze aui c Sud, ar the i'd
vas1rs which uuef instfuii1n the a. States
nadoa o. lr usra lrct'c. Surgical AMI Modest Crsgrrs
viii h given sany 40 thr CJrcr Hospital ,y Aims house
rrnr,crty, aIi Arnary ~ Which ts STUDENT will
OPPORTUNITY nf wif'srE diseases Souh. ani
which be- vii be cs'e upon his
professions h 1ts ag.ibcr ~ j9r and Surgical OPEN,
which have hrc' ray performed before Medical
hs already g. rci the College Hospital reputation of
heading Scj.1oi f11 sIr-gsi iHsfruc;or.
JNO CULLEN, s. r.vrs-or Thsory ant Practice Of Mci
circ.
L. W cuiMnERLtYNE ~ D. Prof Therapeutic. and Ma
ofa Msdica.
l. noHsNNAv, NJ H. rfoC ots,ettic, and Di-,a.cs Of
Women ani Chi'ff.r.
JEFFRfEs wyNaN. ". ". rfof Ausicny rni Fhysoosy
arcs T. WARNER, " ", Ffcfrssr sutrsry
SOJRNTFs WftrtS. 81 ". frrf Ch5usiiy and Pharmacy
CARTER r JOHNSON NJ. -, ptupnstfstof o. Anatomy.
The ahuadsrcr n ~ dss-cou convenience
sri eofort e The Dectrr Nocr cnse sudentta studs
thoroughly t ar-ruy or te husp body, aaf ,n sequrc ss
w the u-e = srrfcl' trstruututa
''ond Rosiinr ncfur irhs ri aud attendance,
Gao be psocutei ffcEi =, 90 - PEI Ucsk
Current nauk Notes of States which the sucnis
sdei vii tt tstrn f0t tekc.s.
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Office No. lOl Wee, Main street
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hstaht'ss it,n'y i11 fr's i5t July s., va. n, 10
this Agency and soiI WIN r. Tufpir We DIR RE hr Nh,
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DRAWING REr'IyED livery DAY
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Auotion GGles.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR 5 LIZ

WEDNESDAY, the 27tr day of August
s'a ore' foe sAss the rrsnse. my i,ni. - a,-
OF 'ifrea sy coh'sin ant; 5Cfu aces. uns 70 /,
ne eauy ~ oars". mi ds;aLt from t haeoon
o' 20 soon fef.felssl'r 20 rod
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nn iL-n'Ahd THY Er- asg1taHt ..fy l.a per
lam nj improvement, having .Ie.ini tin... %
nag 'h"ash 'hrnI ~ineb 10 Of whl,,
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am As. of -s line being fa ar. .o
wen taap-to erazna aSoui ding doe -rp-,usl
and III 'cc and being IN Gns- aui a
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w. i. TURPIN'S Lottery OFFICE,
NO 10! NAM STREET. i-'t ah-,s ia Usisn II.,a
TURPIN STILL AHEAD.
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE SOLDi,

n. Id
Ticket Mes. t2 80 G:;. the en- pitnI prtz, of
$1,000! N Lotep dawn Bsh,uor. Tu-,day lat wa.
'h ny IuafS to Jogng German gcnti-r chi,
al NJ TN. Hes and rrce'd the shSoun, Of Lis Prz-
The following a'- Tie dawn Nos. Of the I.o;sry.-
IL 10 O6 II ca 3S - u Al 80 81 @ 55
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That tins CAPITAL PRIZs sod Nv Trux within
The last two inoHihs-oSE
OK AbNE. yOOO DoLLAEs.-tese. ,EoaSp ,r.L OF
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A. AID there te are IN an,
Of ti'-y - them the f.as sn.-affleular.
~ August wlh sIX CAPITAL TEN TI,oIr-
sAND DOLLARs-aEd forward their (t,.ta
BY Turp'nl 10 the CAPITAL rRlZE SELLER.
w P. TURPis
Rckmoad, Va
An od~r. eonsisna attended to BY return mail Daw
Ing. forwarded when requested
To b. srar- 1874 .JSIy
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars
heIaHdria los-ry Class 29to b. Saturday July
80 OF lOOO 30 Of Loves, Prz.,
Of - Whole Tickets s=Oiialy.s uarers IA proportion
Aletasifia Lottery. C-- on Saturday July
10Th l5I5. BrIhi Seh.a. s3oO.0. 4uuO $500
50 OF 50 OF POO &C Ticsst,
slo Halves 5. Oaar.s so PaekaFes OF IS
Whole Tickets SS0-lialses ani Charters nrrgoion.
Ia addition IN the above Scheu- ~ he .vEN.
on iLtui Tickets IN snaT niGApiia. .g,,J
$50 900. Tickets i5Idrawar Which AZ. r-
e-i'ed daily Pot PTIIs= IN any Lottery st!0,ss
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NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
fse, al tic .ay what Ip.y can.
tVr setting Fines srSArros's the mani


Dawn Nos. in Alesandris, Glass %, Jlly ~:
l6 IL 80 35 II i5 - 10 30 10 So - T.
Ticket Nos. Il Is 10 pr,1e Of $1,000 IAN sold and
II &c Z" SIO0O paid by
Half q" IL 80 IS $500 \ STraTros.
The Aii-Prze- Seller.
Dawn Nos. OF i.cerbarz Lottery No. ss-jgy IitA
{; ~ 81 80 ~ 90 IS p ~ GI 81 sSI
Whole Tek.t Nos I 20 -
II ~ 81 fThree more eas4,,. .ou and
~ 20 10 Pstd sy sIRtT-rDN.
"a ii IL 10 Is . IS | 10 ~ 81 5
Tickets Nos. ~ -. p;iEs $3.50 ard raid by
srsATroS.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery Ex. ca, July ljh.
IL &c &C 81 81 - 81 "a ~ GO 81 SIS
Tickets Nos. 81 SO 81 another Capsl sod and paid
by. STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of AeSancria Lottery. iss-Juy 18Th
IL 81 Is ID 80 IL 60 I IS % - 10 IS Al
Drawn Nos. 81 Nonor aha Letter, 3g--July ts'h.
75 ls IS lG 81 a 20 81 ~ c. IA
Half TEXTS Nos - 67 IS ~ &c IS, l6 "a rs
four more Prize sold and paddy srRAITuN
$1,000 1000.
ssiurdAy-AlsIandria. Eia 100 Capital $1,000
1000. &c. - Nos Is drawn. Whole. halves IS qr-
cate.
$4,000 $1,000.
For Monday Ig-Diawng Sund,y's mail
Alexandria. cass % c,Pitab: $4,000 1890. 5000
>; Or $50. tsihs1- No PiI- sig)
Busrrs my r,iI.. which ar. registered
Al the Ohee proof Of what done and every
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drawing sent VIXEN requested
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AGENTS FOR TIE MANAGERS. ID. Pause & Co.
RICHMOND. IA.
DIGGER y Co, would respectfully call the
~ attention Of advrnure IN Ieres 70
the splendid Schemes that draw LI-iher o,rce Is now
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Tat draws Goth juy-Capl 600 10 600 so Of $500 &c
s.. Tickets SIO. you money let your order >. a. re-.
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S3O0OO-lOUOO
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July 18Th SPLENDID Capitals. $4,000 10 900 Coco 9gO 10
0f 2OO0 10 II $500. 10 Of 1900 1000 &c - Nos
Ballots Whole Tickets $40. OF whole Tcsrts
sent for sItO. shares proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
S3O.0O0 10000, 50 oT 500
Grand CONSOLIDATED No So Wilmington satur
day July goth Gnnd Capls-S3OOOO 900 6Ig7 So 1000
$500 1000 5000 so przes OF 1909 &c &C IS Nos, ~ b,I
lots. Tickets only lsO. eeriidcate Of - whole Tickets m
the above Grand sehsn". will be for only sIIS.
For other Schemes, Halves, 81 so
call at the office. Quarters as7s
Packages OF whocs and single whoIes and res
on hand in the usual variety; and usua prizes pad At
sght immediately AFTER the drawing.
GFOrders for packages certificates OF single tickets in
the above Schemes and in ali LOTTERIES will be promptly
attended To. aud drawing sent when requested.
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ID + 7 II tx { II : @ E, No. 3.
SPLENDID JULY SCHE les!
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Gas 9yto BE- dawn hicIanf e.
Saturday July 9h lsJ. Grau1 Capi;as 900 UO0
800. s0oO 5000 so of 1000, 500 100 sc
Lowest Prize sI2 Tc--ts $40 Halves C-rIi
Gas Of Packages OF = Whole SIta-iave All Quar-
i,r- proportion
$4,000.
Alexandra Loltfry, Class 51o l- r hlr-a.ira n g.
Saturday jug goth. 1915. Brilliant $50 TO- zoo
1000, 5000 $500, 1885, So OF 1000 4 500
lO Of2oO Ge. Tickets 10 haIses eAi.,
Of Packages Of 20 Whole Teket, aud Quarter. IN
proportion
s-Persons visiting city Hoyt ey want
money.
Orders for Tickets, AMI shares and
IN the above splcnti oee grnps al;en
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who order Ticket. ID Nj hOYr
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s'rm have bs.n dsnssi With had f.~ or
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oas complaint n.fcufi.i ulcers In BRET .ot.
erIyt o"s dr apprsr under !. o.-raiiou.
fot nnrth.r conclusive rvener Of m
'aus and edsaey paiaPhie may Obtained Of agents
grsti. -"-
or Prepared and ssh retail and nr
by A. B BANDS a co. uHsi-ts aud Chemists ran- Duis-
inrS Nc" ~ Boaissy of Chambers Ysfk
Soti aso by Allen puVhi. co. Agents Main street Rich
moad Va sJ rhes 81 pet Bo,tis. bottles Tor s3.
90 The Portland (Me.) irgus SAYS "T'ha,
c,eesi inr ene IbnpsnLs CnIuuad Tar Asd Nocd
FAphs has FULLY cssLi h". reputation "a ht. city as ,e,t
IN CONSUMPTION ant au iIs Complaints Nin,ona
81 the hfs resp ,abhy .set. when
noting .'ss 1uuhi r,ts.."
ifice, 20 cis hoUte-sit bu,ics saf slsO.
Poo 'a- In Eshn,Ri ny Ai.HX BuvAL 4 CO C.n.,ui
Agents IN rsirULIs by ciIAs CURLING: in sofGl Ly
sANItS. In iyseh.ug ny JND sEAY; IN Ft.et,k.ba,b,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-19
WA. C. SANDS, c. c.

Pursuant to the foregoing decree, We, the un,
why day August ne IT, at ~ O'Clock
tor '.'dy money thu va!= - sISK
I'd IA the fjcgo decree THIS s.ou Az
LAND - situated Ih- eNuny IlcarrD mile. ahyr
kei nd uFon the main road eadns from City 10 IN. T MN
Of Fr-isT.ck burg.
This estate believed l., BE- aang vauab. n, tie.
county oil Heu;ito, Esfn Virginia consisting entirely
nfst aud second ESGuni 81 WHICH n. e.a,
and IN cultivation aud the lr hithy Improved n.
balance - heavy u tnSsr-t A. IN.
dAtey and the bend q Chckahatruy which In,
nhes al all times supply waiet within ,L,-t
distance Of the stables harn addition U which ta.. 4.
above buiaii VIII hu- $50. OF lest at,,
all conveniently located and while thus asatdapty ysi.,
I'd, b ing the low grounds CIckahouy u no,
liable 10 nundation Of laEis I!at =. a ar.
Persons wishing 10 bay -. &c property p.r,L
Gus to the day OF sale. ii en- the day aboy. mes.
toned 20 - to prevent the going un. -p-d viii
proceed u make tie sae the fis day. hour
the purchaser shou comply with the term. and n
dioHs nj the sale, before ho~ing Monday Tn. I
OF August tie property viii s - isadssT~ aEd ssI upop
10 days Hotee al the riss an eo.I Of the purchaser
p. HARRISON,
u ANDERSON, n
II the purehasrr desires SjOOJ OF the ua
moHeY eieeuung lond I'D deed q inter
81 Io DC PAID Annually Pm,
ID. A. Jr.
~ Tie sale Of "Hali Sink" advertised BY the Com
uioners TO take place the l3i August meek v en-
tire appreciation; aud / VIII ,lasuc n ssowr the ar
p.T'y to enc who d-,e e. s.sa vii suren.
der Posseoi to the purchaser may require aner
w IuIesAs.' JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-19
B UILDIN LOTS

fOR SALE, PRIG-3TELH
'tNHE Fuhrerter four oa doafnx IS f.,
inches each AMI running bach To nm AIey 10 f,st
inches vide Tins property south side Of Franh,n
.e between ii AM 10 streets and residence
Eobrfon Esq generally conceded most ds.ira-
DE properly IN the ey private viii the four
Lots sePeTatsly 90 whole ls3 fse
25-r ASnyRSOx n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-19
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