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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
\ ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted TO the undersigned at
the February Term, 1916, Of the Honor
orabIe Probate Court Of Amlie county, on
The Estate Of THOMAS BRADLEY, Deceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
dcbted to said Estate, to make imme-
date payment, and all those having claims
against the same, to present them duly
within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
HAMDEM BRADLEY,
administrator.
February 20, 1916. 52w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-11

TRAGIC ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE A
young woman, named Hoover, arrived
in our town, by The cars, on Saturday
week last, and from her needy crcum.
stances, claimed and received the aid OF
some benevolent citizens. With her, was
an elderly lady, her friend, who accom-
panied her from Lafayette, Ohio. Ga
their way from Wheeling and Cumber-
land, the Stage in which they were was
upset in crossing a creek, and a small
basket, containing some clothing and all
the money they had, was swept down the
stream. The morning after her arrival
The young lady hurried on to Cedar
Creek, in this county, anxious to see her
parents, who had lett her seven years ago
IN the family of friend, being compelled
themselves by sickness TO leave Ohio and
return TO Virginia in pursuit Of health.
Her disappointment may be conceived,
when she found, on reaching her home,
hat her father, anxious about her return
having collected his little dues and sold
some Of his property, had ust started to
The Westl But deeper grief awaits her.
A letter received by our Postmaster, com
municates the sad tding that her atfec.
tionate parent on return home, on foot,
was shot by man named Marion, who
threw himself into his company under
the guise of friendship, and murdered
him for his little money. The letter en-
closed part of the old mans shroud.
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Notice.
A 4 the April Term, 1916, Of the Probate
N Court of Amite County, will present my
account for final settlement and allowance as
Administrative of ]. j. Canouth, deceased
FRANCES A. CARROUTH,
March 9Th la46-l-w3 Administrative.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-11

WILLIAM r. CARTER,
LIBERTY. NATHAN CHALFANT,
JAMES EUBANKs.
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
TALBERT's. john +. CoLLINSWoRTH,
REUBEN l.. HUFF.
HENRY FLOWERS, SENR
SMlTH'S. WILLIAM A. OBIER,
JAMES TERRELL.
ALEXANDER S. CAUsEY,
ToLER's. DAVID IL. HAzLEWooD,
MOSES JACKSON.
john GUNBY,
THICKwooDS.} JOHN REEVES,
Ell ]. CApELL.
JOHN GORDON,
TIcKFAw. CHARLES J. WALL,
AARON ROBINSON.
Thomas GARNER,
GEoRGE N. BURRls,
DAVID WHITE.
ISAIAH CAIN,
ZION HILL. AARON Butler,
JOHN SAMPLE. |
f.. G. WICKER, Sheriff, A. c.
March 90, 1916. 3
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N pursuance of an order of the Pro
Il bate Court of Amite county, granted
1t the February Tenn, 1861 will as
Administrator of William Jones, decoas.
ii coll
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Nd EMAINING in the Post Office a
10 Liberty, Mis-, which If not taker
out before the LIST of July next, will bt
sent on to the General Post Office, as deac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

or all the remedies OF the day and they IRE srru
variety which profess be OF great value 10 tie hui
man family we hesitate pronounce IN sw.Yxr's
iJ,nppIfND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY rs onr al
HE greatest discoverie- OF modern scicncc or All
MANY compolnds nut forth fur ihr cire Of diseases
which affect human nature, not rcfrd, could be
named which ha- in 20 short space Of rlr acquired
sucl uubnunded confidence with the public and has
such miraculous cures and has nieri,ed and
sscv.d so much eulorm from the faculty and ~ h.rs
=, MS iust;y celebrated remedy
" -, -, nrruI an worm f,rr no
be JANET oL VI iooh Wills.
Mnny people are very NJ 70 eohsiuc' cola Dut
triiine matter ana hk lhal ~ WIN 90 away ni itself
IN 4 few days, ana tify give themselves no trouble
about H. nut 10 such we "onin say, ne calrlul oi
your colds, DO MOI .aisf WIN your cnhs''uli"ns
IL you aes,ne r., 70 az, -, .as" ana "s,m.nn cn,
DR. SWAY MES .oMrouNb sfhhf of NlLI
CHERRY mas cuIeu aioie aons man ahy oner lned'
cine uftIeo iol s"e ~ 's ."n,,. 'ei.i.ehes ~
cures effected ny lis ihVauioe hfuicihe, "hicn iht
proprietor u daiy 'eceiVlng, are ~ we s etaiy'nI
character, ana eIu 70 SNOW ~ s'ave pi"pefles aha
inc hlen ih IN wndiea r'cn,v na ,h
Tie fress, hs ~ a,u ,n"usr,us " ~
have used 1n. S wa, NJ > ~ airou.ND 81 htf VI
WILD CHEhhi d., lo'en1 w Iiunohncne y one %
,me n ,s. IN. ny .rcEGTiaSs w. ~ 49, " ~
fGLMoNhhii ~ an, n1 49, 10 ,,, - ,,
he sd a 10, ~, ,aradv. s ''' 'P'"""s
VI .' W 800, urn,c,Yp Ever, ho,y + ,ou.s rho,
III nna,,.nd.d Ia NAV resuIr in ali HE ho,ror, NJ
So'u uha..s m, !, -. ~. =; ,;,.',.. aa,
Consunp.,so, =, u ic W. ,hn, lie G 49, ap,, ,hin
e. lne 49, :, - an i,, - c,ac, - , ~;
oi'en.'n. h.c,. hs emn", me- nj ~ M, mem, ,,,,
~, 49,; ,,.hirh c.nnor nI,yavs Lr ,nnrded n. ,he,.
' discovsrs rcn,cdy ,ybcl, - accessible ~ III
lore and n The same time norrnt m H. bcnrtciai 81
e 80, sa veil ~ ,he vbos rn,,,nnr,tv sm.b
.d h,s heen discovered bv Dr. Swa.nc r.ouIa,
nhms,rian1 Ills Compound Syrup If Wild Cherry i
ust e article for these times, when so many people
are suffering from colds and lie
This medicine he obtained of DR.. Swayne, corner
Of Eighth Race streets, and The popularity Of
remedy has created agencies in all the cities towns and
prncipal villages IN the L. states.
Its truly astonishing success IN the most aggravated
cases of Consumption is sufficient guarantee 10 the
public that they not imposed upon by worthless
noslrun, or preparation OF even doubtful Character
In the annals medicine, ever sace the days of Hip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE ESThTEIN NELSON COUN-
TY. FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL off.r for sale, nj Public Auction, on WE'D
Il NESDAY, the 18th Of November, lsi5, on the pre-
ms.s, If mol gold privately beforc.) my Plantation IN
Nelson county, containing say 1914 acres This Land
is sullrd IN an agreeable and healthy neehborho"d,
aud convenient Ia market, being only eight miles Iro
New iIarket tlI- James River canal, and hye miles
i.nm l.ovingston the County Seat. Although situated
mnnng mountains, this land lies remarkably well, WIN
MY the mountain side loo steep for culti
There are on The tract about one hundred acres
e creek flats extremely FERTILE having heen kept
lois and capable Of hiring converted lno water
meadow; and there al least tx hundred acres YET
Ia clrIr Of ~ r tobacco land a any IN that rraun u
country, sill! leaving abundant supply al tnhrr-
TIE whole il remarkably Wei w;rrfcd. This land
lies IN The range o mountains extending thrungh Abe
marie, Orange, tuipeprr, Rappalannock Fauquir rand
Ioudoun. and IN punt ri prodnc'iveness equal 10 most
Of The land in those counties. which command readily
when put into market, from $50 10 $50 per acre.
~ am pgTEEMfsrp 10 sell This Land, AMI as the
sz- of The may BE- obstacle III dIsposinc of H.
have concluded, should bs required, y" divide u INTO
tracts, of which, embracing nearly all the hest
land ard all tie improvements, cnuld he naGe 10 con
tain from $50 10 sun acres, tr purchaser ilsi DE-
sire. would, however, prefer selll the whole IN one
body, and am prepared acrapt licr That would
make the purchase valuable investment, even IL
speculation, disposed To engage IN such an
enterprise. Tile Improvements consist I" an OseseerS
House with our ICONS, Negro Cabins sufficient Tor ne
accommodation Of uriy slaves, tom House, Stab.es,
Bnrn, with Threshing Machine attached, and Tobacco"
Houses sufficient Ii ~ OUu pounds tobacco MI ~
good repair have snwn ~ eniy bushels al wlri- on
The Land, sufficient 10 furnish seed for ie trsiin. crop
Al the snnr time and place, will sell upwards al
twenty SL.VES. most Of them likely Young men and
wnarn. Also All The Crops Of Corn, oats. Hay, Sc,
ali the Stock Of Horses, Cattle sheep, Hogs, sc inse-
Their s. ih good Assortment Of Faimin. implements,
Wagon, Carts, &c.
The terms for the Land win lie one third cash by tie
first Of January ncStih- residue and years.
The deferred lymeniS IL br secured hy bond, ai deed
oi trust on lie properly. For The Slaves. cash will BE-
required. For the otl-r Personal Property, the terms
viii br, for all under IN, cash. For all
that amount, hnni and approved security
Should hr prevented Rom all, ndlng The safe III per-
son, Nr WM. GOaDON viii appear * my Attorney,
empowered IL act for me IN all respects.
Urt. 3l--eotds Gil COOKE.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND NE
(.pDES So

1Y virtue ofa Deed oi Tru-l made by Daniel Turner
- the undersigned viii sell Ct the residence Of Tie
said Daniel Turner, fonr miles South Of The Of
Waurntnn. North Carolina on WEDNESDAY, the
10th day Of December nrst, NJ thr land owned ny him.
consisting Il the which h. resides, Cunta,nih.
about 300 acre. anil another adJ'dnm. THERETO.
tainirg about 2,ian The land Is al eycrl eni
quality, III 4 perfectly healthy region Of country,
and in the midst "f good society. The buildings on
the first en0nri tract rev, and very eSlenslve
the Dwelling House is finished III superior sfylc
and prnbabl. there is not IN the State more BEAUTIFUL
or n more desirable residence.
At Tie saIne time aud Place, the Undersigned will
sell Nv virtue &C the deed, and by fui authority
from. Thomas Turner. Of Granville County, the Land
and Mill owned hy the said Thomas and the said ia
mel Turner; the Mill being within one and halt mics
of the sad town nf Warcn,un, and The land attached
thereto containing about $50 acres. extending within
one mile OF thr same place Tie Miii is we'll situated
command good custom, and Is on never failing
stream. ard tile land III part we'll umhered, and is
&C fair quality.
Al The same time and place. the undersigned will
SELL under the same deed, eighty valuable Negroes:
twenty five Shares If Stock the Roanoke Navigation
Company; ali The Crop of Corn, Fodder. fohlcco 0as,
Wnea, aud Peas, raised by .hr said Daniel Turner
present year. all his stock Of Horses. Cattle, Hogs and
Sheen: al his Plantation Tools; his Carriage. Wagons
and Carts and III, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day until all l.
disposed Of.
The several tracts cf Land and M vii. be sold on a
credit of twelve months with interest from the dag of
sale and the Negroes and other properly credit Of
not doubted, that by arrangement With Ins creditors,
for whose benefit the said deed was made, much
longer indulgence may be had.
Bond and security WILL In every he required be-
'0'> - ALFRED ASTON.
WILLIAM PLUMMER.
Warrenton North Carolina, Nov. l0-cw5w
lrr Wing requested 10 copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
gsy w. esoddir, Auctr.
A VALUABLE pAMUNKEY FARM FOR
SAL T.

WITH NEGROES, CROPS, STOCKS, &c.
offending to remove Prominently for the benefit of
my wi-'- hraith.l L. the estate recently purchased
~ m OF Mr. Ross, IN The county Of Are MARIE shall,
on MONDAY the 2-,h DAY al Dec; nl,rr nrst NJ L.
ococN, W. " faif. II not the fair day thereafter,
sen y. pibc arriion, upon the premises, my WOOD
1T Ky r. ~ y, lSlng nn The ramunkry fIver IN tic
county OF Hanover, three mrs below HE Courthol,-e
and eighteen from the cv ii Richmond. The tract
contains stu acres al which about iIu are Pamrnkev
fiat land, The 2reattr portion ol which Is earale a,
grow Ing thirty bushels If whrat 10 The acre. The land
J. III good safe ii Improvement AID The ffnp Of wheat
Tor me present ear on one 81 The shafts .S produced
$40 bushels.
here j. small Dwrllin. House al four rooms. late
y rePiifrd) with STABLES, Barns SC and n Sufficient
nnmtef Of comfortable Cabins for double The force
qilrr 10 w"ik THE estate Contiguous 10 The house, -
q. TIE finest spflucs al water IN lower Virginia
The nr.hburiond - highly intelligent and agreeable
~ tire tinir and place shall sell pnblicy lie
my aud slNt: ralmaor SLAVES, consisting Of
men, wom. aud children. with snch kinds OF Stock rs
may wish ftmove, ana the Crops of Corn, Fod.
der, rtr rr.
TERMS uF SAlE.-The land Will be- sold on a ere
dit Of one and three years. with interest, 10 be
cured nv bond aud approved personal security with a
deed the land. The Slaves for cash. and thu
Stocks and Crops credit II twelve months, (or !
sums over $780, with bond aud security.
Nj Jones. the Manager Of The Estate, viii show II a.
any one de-ir0ns Of seem: 4, and give every iniora
ton wished. y. STEVENSON.
disposed TO or lease for 81 years tir
CIump's Neck Esiut-, adjoining Woodbury. and Broad
NrIk, the residence Of W iiaH> Carter Esquire,
tanning between ss and hundred acre.. and u
lus immediately on the PImnnAey river. There haz
been seeded Tbs FAN tins lanG, between Two and
ttt.c hundred bushels ~ wheat Terms II lease most
liberal 70 good asrrnilnu. and tenant. tie oil Ct
b,ing rather Improvement thau immediate profit.
The sale ~ hc conducted rs Wellington Guddn 10
whom reference can b- madr. 4.
Richmond. l7lh November, lsj6.-cids
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Stratton's Office,

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- TIL
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos Of Leesburg, No. As Nov. Is:
II 10 80 So 80 4 50 81 81 10 81 8 %
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX Extra, 81, Nov ID:
IL 13 l6 4 65 81 IL Al 81 81 3 %
Ticket Nos. III Al G5, capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, No. 46, Nov. 10:
81 90 IL rs 81 SO 81 70 8 "A 3G 81
Halt Ticket Nos. &c 81,
." Nos. % 81 81, Seven more
Nos. 81 SO d., Capitals sold
Nos. II 81 IS, and paid one
/" Nos. 81 % a, STRATTON.
Nos. 30 sc 81,
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing received cvcry dap al 70'cl0ck, p. M.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
TUESDAY--NewJ Jersey, No. 81. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 2,490, 20 of
1000 &c. rs Nos. 70 drawn. Tickets s; halves
$50; quarters 25
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures No 46. Capt.
tails: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5ss, 10 Of
l,000 &c. 70 Nos. IA drawn. Tickets S; halves
, So quarters | IS.
OF 10000 Dollars Each
THURSDAY-New jersey, %. Capitals:
4 of 10000 dollars, 1000, 1854, 10 of 1000, &c.
70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets s; halves 50; quar-
tiers 25.
5000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
THURSDAY NlGHT-Leesburg, No. S..
Capitals: 5000 dollars, 1900, 200, I,O46, llIO
Q of 1000, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets q
halves /; quarters SOC.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dulars!
FRIDAY-Mononsali No. Al. Capitals
1000 dollars 1000, 6iO &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn.
Tickets ]; halves SO cents; quarters 25 cents.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollarsl
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
SO. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, GAO, &c,
&c. rs Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cents; quarters 25 cents.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass N, for 1870 be
drawn Nov. 2lsl rs No. Lottery, 10 drawn bal
lots. Grand Scheme! Capitals: Of SAC, 900,
10000 10000, $3.50, 6 of 1000, 10 OF 500. 20
oil 1900, so Of 1000, 60 OF 500 &c. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 2 So
Certificates Of packages OF &c Whoes SEQ
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre-
quested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Nov. l6 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL. ESTATE IN THE
LAIr q 1 4 Ia

I'yoN VT ith So' In
DIRSI IN ITO he provisions 81 heed u risi, made
bs Henry Leahhelirrand "te' !" isr sahscfihrS' Oh
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49,. ~ - ' - ,,., -. 49,, , 49, 49,, ~
49,, 49,, ~. 4, "a ~, ~, ,, I%,n,., r. Ill; - :, 49,,
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-. ..Isa,,ar !, Ia ,,,, .,t ~ u.,,a,o, ~ IN !,
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IN. uroprry consists II several Tr1c,s of Land the
stock ana Plantation Utensils ami me Gru,s on ne.
sa,d tracts of land There a,e rops al Corn Fodder
and Shuct and l,rs ra,reI If Iia,. IN. Hans, mid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
vATIIABIELAND For SAIF


IN pursuance of decree of Hanover Circuit superior
4 Court made on ;he Til day of October, l-i6, the
undersigned commissioners will proceed 10 SELL ny pub
lie auc,icn on The premises on MONDAY The 10th day
If the next month tSovembrr If fair, II moi, The next
fair day. all that valuable Estate IN the county Of Han
over on lie South Anna River, Immediately above The
Pamnnkey called SOUTH WALES, the property Of The
heirs oil The late Edmund f. aud Lucy Wckham. The
Tract contains 2,u9J acres, more Or less Much the
greater part OF the arabic land has been married. and il
IN a high state Of improvement IN rstrIisvr body uf
heavily mheed land terms part OF the Tact and IL
convenient moi hens distant than BALI mile from
the Richmond, Fredericksburg. ard Potomac Railroad
The land w hr howa any person drsicus ui seeing
IL by William s. WicAham, whose residence adjohs H.
or hy Peter ]. Garter. on the premises
The terms BY the decree viii be third cash. and
the residue in eqra! annual payments, the last Of
which IL interest from the first day Of January,
ieis tie purchaser giving bond with approved security
ana The title being retained until thr purchase money
shall he paid Possession will bs given on ihe hrst ia
nuary next. HILL CARTER, lconui.s;o,.,s
n. B. Between three hundred and fry, aud four
hundred bushels Of wheat, viii be sown the premises
the benefit Of which the purchaser will have,
Get. l3-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
vaIJraRJE MILLS FOR SALE.

ny virtue II a drcrrr If the Circuit Superior Court III
- Law ard chanrrry r iir county ~ LOUISA pro
III IN m. l6th day Of September, iei6 the under
signed therein appoinl-i Commissioners Tor that nr
pose. VIII prnrcrd IN TUESDAY. the 18Th day OF De-
cemi-r 1916, II iaif u moi, the neAt h ny thefe,rt'
M nni.r r., sale IL ph,ic suction, the premises, the
Valuable property belonging Ia The E,aie ci IRE late pf
James NJ. Morris, known II thr kD MILLS, SUI
alr The s;outianna risr', ~ me county ~ l'i>'
Ties. Mills have for many wears enjuyrd high rtpi-
tation ana an extensive rnslpin lhr! consist 81
Flour Mil t:ri.t Mil and saw NIL AL n e"oi repair.
Irart Of Land containing ilo acres, - attached =
III. Minis nonn ~ rhis VIII -..i with the ~ Ills
some part will probably be detached ioT The acc"nmo
damn of purchasers 49,
TERMS UF SALE rs follows tile purchase ~"
ncy 10 h, divided equal in>ialmrnis, payable
in one Two and three years, iespeclyey-thr putcha
s.r gavin. bond with approved security, and The lux
beng wiIhheld unii! The hna payment
EUGENE DAVIS, co,,r,
&c, 3n--c,ds KICIlD. q. NORRIS, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
By Last Evenings Mail.

Were we as much disposed TO brag as our
Wing friends, we should claim The reported sur
render OF Chihuahua as Democratic victory:
REPORTED SURRENDER OF CHIH VA
HUA-The Lexington Mol Express, OF The
Sd insl, says: "A gentleman OF This city informs
us that he perused letter a day or Two since,
which had been received in Camden giving the
particulars OF the surrender OF Chihuahua 10
The forces under General Wool. The army,
it seems, entered The city without resistance;
the American Flag was sauted by The citizens,
and after few hours had elapsed, the American
officers were invited to partake OF a splendid din
ner which had been prepared Tor them BY The Chi
huahuans. That, we should say, was rather
new mode OF capturing an enemy's town."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
SANDS, sARsApARIILA.

A MODERN medical writer in speaking of Scrofua,
n Tumor aud Cancer, says BE careful In admin
remedies reduce the disease, you do not
duce the pateni; il important 10 sustain the gene
raj strength, fight the local complaint" In Sands
S,rsspariiia are combined the OF efecting the
double purpose required Il and inv;gorates the
sufferer and neulraizes the virus in his blood slmua
neousy For every blow il inhics upon the disease
nstils a drop Of restorative balm into the enfeebled
frame II is this union of properties which has. in
great measure contributed place it nj The head of all
antisep,ic preparations.
ar Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANDS, Drug
eist : 100 Fulton street corner Of William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUVAL & PURCELL, Agents. Main
street Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
six bottles FOR SIS. Nov. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
DOCTOR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

-, you lar. are al,"s yi!h mid fen Hgans S sa The
chest, or IN the region Of thr shoulder blade aad wish
some excuse for lounging-t say If that he yor wish,
doctor yourself with candies syrnps and mixtures pre-
pared by quacks. and recommended by forged cerih-
Gates you will he gratied but after You b-
come tired of this pasiime, use DIR. Wlsars Ba sam
Of Wild Cherry, and The bloom Of health will again
tinge your hitherto pallid cheek.
This Balsam is devoid of all quackeIy-bcing pre-
pared by sklfu chemist; and its efficacy is proved by
The numerous testimonials Of cures in cases deemed IN
durable We publish statements Of cures that are
not suicly true r. Dunlap & Son. merchants, Cherry
Valley New York, relate cure Of Asthma liiat hau
wrhsood medical treatment for yeats Or. fIeieh 0.
Saurerties New York, says he cured Liver Complain,
Of four wears standing that would not yield 10 Tue usual
remedies Abraham Skillman, NJ. ID oil Bonndbrook,
New Jersey says is the best medicine for Consnmp
ton. in every stage, that he has ever known we
might refer you TO hundreds of cases, had we ROOM
tbai would convince all OF lis great virtue.
Be careful, and get the genuine Dir. Wisars Basain
of Wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed by L.
Butts. Address all orders Seth w. Fowe, Boston,
Massachusetts,. For sale nv
GAYNOR. WOOD & CO.,
Nov lG No. 4s Main Street, Richmond
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Oct. 30-ctd'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR RENT.

IN THURSDAY, thu :hrh November, that being
~ Amelia Court day, will be offered for safe IN par
c,s 10 su:i purchaser, the Trac; Of Land ~ Amelia
Court house, contanin. nine hundred and fifty s950l
acrrs-cmbracng the Tavern aud all necessary build
ncs and store huse. The property Will be offered in
fnur or more lots and is sdrd by roads m-ctin. The
e. H. II can be recommended n good stand ioi a IN
yern aud store. TlIr land j. OF good qualify,
between three and hundred IN forest. mmedi
s,ely adioiniu. the buildings. The buildings
moious and the orchard and garden unsurpassed by
any in this country. II l. about forty miles distant from
Richmond and Petersburg, and Is proveIbaily healthy.
IL mol sold, il, viii b. p;-ted for lease The
.,me day Persons wishing 10 examine The ptc,-dy
referred 10 MI. l. q Leigh, Al The L. H., w,ta whom
Plat Of the property has been ief
Oct a5-ctds LEWIS T.. HARyIE.