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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-11

Richly .Merited Compliments The
following resolution of thanks to Gen.
Taylor and his brave companions, re-
ceived the unanimous vote of the House
of Representatives, on Thursday last:
JOINT RESOLUTION presenting the
thanks of Congress to Major Gen
eral Taylor, his officers and men.
Resolued By the Senate and House of
Representatives ofthe United States OF
.Am.e''ica IN Congress assembled, That
the thanks of Congress are due, and
are hereby rendered, TO Breyet Major
General Zachary Taylor, commanding
the Army of Occupation, his officers
and men, for the fortitude, skill, enter
prise and courage which have distin-
guished the recent brilliant operations
on the Rio Grande.
find be 1t further Resolved, That
Congress sincerely sympathise with
the relatives and friends of the officers
and soldiers of the army of the United
States who so bravely fell in the SER
vice oftheir country on the Rio Grande.
ResolUed, That the President be re-
ques:ed to cause the foregoing resolu-
tons to be communicated to Major
General Taylor, and through him to
the army under his command.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-11

The Military SPIRIT is impos-
sible for us to group in our columns
one-tenth of the military movements
which are pervading the nation. Ev-
cry State is preparing to pour forth its
volunteers. Norris the effort confined
to the people. Some oftheir represen-
tatives are feeling the war spirit, and
exchanging their seats in the legisla-
ture for the tented field. General
Price, from Missouri, Governor Yell,
of Arkansas, and Mr.. Baker, a whig
member fiom Illinois, have left Con-
gress for the West, to serve in the
field. "Westward, ho," is the signal,
and hundreds are repairing to the
camp!-Union.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-18

-see Historic Abregee de Traites do Paix sc par NJ.
de kock contiue, SC par + schoell vol, w. p. l26.
"L'execution de la convention du 2s 0ctobrc, 100,
eprouya au resie des difficulties ou /, usauen
Dj. Files furent termnees lie % Mars de cee sur
les lieux memes, par lie Brgader Espsgno Alaya, ct
Lieutenant Anglosis Poara, qu erhangeTent des deca
tons dams lie COLE de Nooka meme apres due le fort H.
pasnoifa les Espagnois sf psris0'
3ngiais y Jm plante en- signe de pos session"
w is certain nevertheless from the most authentic sub
segment information that the Spanish flag flying the ch
and settlement OF Nootka struck and that the
whole territory has been virtually renquhed by Grs
Britannia measure however politically expedient, whirh
involves in rejection upon the minister who
could permit SO insidons an encroachment upon the an
oeht ana acknowledged rights Of the Of SPAIN
Belshams History of Great Britain vol g. pnge 357 80
But though England, at the expense Of three millions
reparstion, well ascertaned first that the sslensli
question never was restored by SPAIN the spanish
has even been s@m Sst r5 nS
the Californian coast The claim Of right set up by hi
court Of London, i is therefore plain, has been virtually
abandoned notwithstanding the menacinR tone in which
the negotiation conducted by the british adminis
ton, who cannot escape some c.nsure for encouraging
those vexhtous encroachments the territorial rights
Spain -Belsham's History Of Great Britain vol ApPep
dix, page 4o-4l.
Vancouver arrived at Nootka sound on the goth May
1923 and found the spaniards in possession He y,i
quaint Senior Fidalgo Of our arrival and that voud
salute the fort II he would make an equal return this va
@ done with eleven Vancouver Jour
vancouver arrived at Nooka sound on the 9Th OF Oco
or ~ and to use his own words, "the usual ceremon
o. saintes and other forses having passed sccompah
by MT Puget waited Senior sssysdra, the commandd
Of the postf'--Vol 4. page $50.
Vancouver arrived al Nootka sound on the % seprnb
Hpi sndf Brgadier General Alays in command h
zen without resuming the negotiation which he had so
<" %ss wn eSsda IN 1e1 On the ats Noys%e'T s.
they met that Instructions had been 10 adjust the mm
ter IN an amcable way, and nearly ON the term. yhs
September 1872 But Of this as has been seen there
satisfactory evidence. See 9Th volume, page IS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-18

'Sfaqunnn had only readily consented TO grant
spot Of ground in his territory, wherein a house
might be built for the accommodation Of the people we in.
tended to leave there but had promised also his assist
in forwarding works and his protection Of the
party who were destined 70 remain Nootka during our
absence. '--Voyages &c, by John Meeres, rage ia
The chief was also requested TO show every mark Of At
tenton and friendship to the party should leave on
shore; and as bbe 20 his attachment he was
promised that when finally left the coast should enter
into full possession Of the house and all the goods and
chsttels hereunto belonging ."-fb, page 100
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7 OTrprE5y,r
LIZ L. L iJEtk H..
CADDIS Is. LUCk'S
ayS. E,se6,g-E Jnfbnk.g 6asxscs

BASEMENT ROOMS under The Eagle,
ID corner Of Main and 18Th Street.
The following are The Schemes for this week
For Tuesday Pokomoke River Loe,y, Class
l3-4 ui $4,000, OF 5000, &c 80 Nos, Is
drawn.-Tic!:els s., halves 4, quarters ..
A small scheme Tor Tuesday evening
5S,000 1000, 600, &c.-Tickes , 80, halves
| %, quarters 62.c
For Wednesiay River Lottery
Class l--S2G,0j0, 5,0oD ) 0J0, 1000, &c. IS
Nos, - dawn. Tickets IS. halves 3 80, quar-
tiers 25.
For Wednesday Eveniag-s3 OGO, 1000, &c.
Tickets 81; halves SD cls; quarters g.
For THURSDAY -Pokomoke River Lottery, so.
l5-l20G0 dollars 3,0O0 1850, |, $50, &c 10
Nos Is drawn. Tickets 4 dollars; halves =;
quarters l..
For Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No. l6.
$4,000 1000, 1900, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn bal
lois. Tickets 81, halves |, quarters SOC.
For Friday Evening 1000, 1000, 500, SC.
Tickets |; halves so cents; quarters 25 cents.
For Saturday-Pokomoks Glass l.-l2o0O
dollars, 4,O00 5000, 25,OG0 Sc. - Nos. ~
drawn. Tickets 4-sbares in proportion.
$4,000 IN PRIZES OF 10000 EACH!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, Class 70. 4, 10 he drawn al Whining
ton, Delaware, January 9Th, 1916 IS Nos IL
drawn. Grand Capitals 8 prizes OF 10000 dol.
lars OF 5000, $500, $500, $780, 100, 1000
| 500, l,4O0, 1910. 100, % prizes of 1000 sc
of 400, 2e0 Of 500, &c. Tickets lC halves s.
quarters 9 80.
Remember, for prizes address
C. B. LUCK,
! Jan. 10 Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Afflicted,

A the Spring, the most favorable season for
n undertaking The removal of Chronic and
supposed incurable forms OF disease, is fas, ap.
preaching, DR.. E. d. ROBINSON respectfully
invites all who desire a restoration to health 10
call and try Natures remedy. The Doctor has
been engaged in The practice OF medicine nearly
eleven years, has treated almost every form or
disease incident 10 this country, and can recon-
mend the Botanic practice as The mos, efficacinus
known. Persons afflicted with Dropsy, Scroiula,
Pleurisy, Thrush, While Swelling, Liver Com
plant, Leprosy, Erysipelus, letter, Palsy, Neu-
ralgia, Hyseria Fistula, Cancer, Hernia, Dys-
pepsia, Prolapsus Ueri, ST. Vi,as Dance Chic
rosis, Syphilis, GonouhGa, elect, Calcnl of The
Bladder, Fluor Albus, Structure, &c, &C., would
do well 10 consult The Doctor without delay
The Doctor has treated several hundred cases Of
Rheumatism, and only failed in TWO in effeclng
an entire cure. He considers no case incurab,e
where there is no delormily or permanently slia-
ened joints. Fever and Asue speedily and effec-
tuaily cured. Persons from distance can obtain
board with The Doctor. e Office on F street, OPP
posite Exchange Ho;el. Jan l6-3m
P. S.-Wanted, youth Of Twelve or fifteen
years old, 10 take charge Of The store; one wish
ing TO qualify himself Tor The Botanic Practice of
Medicine will be preferred Letters must be post
paid Jan. l6-3w
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LOTTERIES,
Earle HoEIxe sllHcc

MO. 2, E.st Main Street -Ogposiic tic Oh
MOORE s. co. present 10 adventures somc-
Thing magnificent in the way of Lotteries for This
week.
For Tuesday, splendid Schcme-Capirals:
5000 2,G0l, i, 0Gn, &c Is Nos. II drawn
Wtole Tickets So halves %; quarters G2c
For "Wednesday, Two magnificent |. ',ler;es-i
grand capila.s If $1,000, i OF seq, ! OF 1900
Of $50, 81 If 1909, &c. IS Ncs., Is drawn.
Ticke:s S; halves 1; qnat;cis2.
Also, the peoples iavorte, The Dollar Lottery.
Capitals $4,000, COO, SC. GG Nos, II drawn
Tickets !, halves 50 cents, quarters 25 cents.
For Thursday, grand schem--Capi'als:
s2O,0OO 5000, 1000, 1900, LILO, &c. IS Nos.
10 drawn. Tickets 5, halves 50, quarters 25.
For Friday, Two splendid Lo!erics.-Grand
CapiIal> $4,000, 5000 1850, 1900, &c. 70 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 4; HAVE 2; quarters |.
Also, extra Dollar Lot!ery.-Capi'als: $4,000,
1000, &c. rs Nos, ~ drawn ballots. Tickets
dollar, halves 80 cents, quarters % cents.
For Saturday, fine Scheme-Capitas: S.
900, 2,OG0, 600, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tick
els ,, halves |, quarters SOC.
For Saturday Eyening-lwo splendid schemes,
drawing received BIZ Sunday mail Grand Ca
pals: $4,000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1890, Of
l,00O &C. - Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
!; halves ,; quarters |.
Also The Dollar Loltery-Capital: 5000 dol
lars. &c. 6i Nos, II drawn. Tickets dollar;
halves so cts; quarters % cts
$4,000 Dollars, in Prizes Of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. d. 10 be
drawn Saturday, January2i Capitals: 6przes
OF $4,000, 5000, Of 5000, 20 Of 1000, 50 CT
400, 200 Of 200, &c.-75 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
10 dollars.
II Call or send to the All lucky Eagle Office,
il you want 10 gel prizes.
No. ,, Eas, Main street, opposite the Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va. Jan. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-20
EXECUTORS SALE

THE undersigned WILL the Cd day Of February
next At Soldiers Joy, the late residence OF Daniel
Immediately The Canal sell. ~ public auction, tie
highest bidder all The p-rshable property belonging
said TrstaOr consisting of large quantity OF very
valuable Household Furniture, OF every description,
large stock o Horses WORK Sirars ard neat C6it- ef
Sheep and Hogs. ana large quantity of Kitchen and
Plantation Furniture and Utensils ~ every De- rption,
all III. crops % Corn supposed to br between five and
six bundled barrels, thu Data Fodder and oher Crops
aud ts Ui and ti. crop of rohlcco madr The present
year The Soldiers Joy .lantatlon together wh from
Two to ionr thousand pounds Pork, aud Riding Tar
riagc, Harness, xc.-which gale win be made upon
proved security. The sale VIII be continued on the fol-
lowing day.
And upon The iih day of the month"; ut the SAME
place. there will be offered for SALE 10 the shes bidder:
all the SLAVES Of the said rrstator,, abon rightly
NUMBER most Of them very likely. and smong tie
her are good BirrksuHhs and good Ccrpsntr.-
Where the Slaves have families they vii! be sold In ia
miles. NJ least not To separate mothers from their
Children where the latter Of tender Years and they
vii; he Sid for cash appr0rsd negotiable
laetory endorsed, payable al four months, including
The legal interest. And, upon lie cay, tl- Sol
dier's Joy Plantation III be rented To ihr hghe- bidder
pr gears, az n1y be agreed on a that tWc,
The ,rfscn rrntrsio give bund with approved security
the rent payable atba end ol the The quantity
Of $50 bushes of wh-a: have been upon Tho
land which the person rcniig. VIII have the benefit Of
and in all rrspicis, the plantation will, nj the time 81
entiag hr IN fine order Tor Gro? for the year. the
hands kept upon II until tie renting III he employed IN
preparing the pant'iu Tor Crng and II iy br that
the sale III the " he he dup until The day oil rent
IN aive fhs opportunity VI suprl.ing tho pDcr;cf
,ns however, tic Executor wi. Judge nj the fine
Should the weather prevent the SAFE the days above
mentioned, il viii be continued from day TO day, I'll
completed JOHN J. LONDON,
Executor OF Daniel li'ggenbotharn, decd
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pIIRIIC NOTICE

DElNG DESTROYS Of deyo,ing 10 business a
ID portion OF the time allotted TO all oius in this
lie, would respectfully say Ia my friends in and
out Of The State Of Virginia, North, South, East
and West, and particularly those that am per-
sonally acquainted with, and with all others With
whom am not personally acquainted. wherever
they be, that | will endeavor 10 transact any bu
s;ness, 10 wit: buying and selling Real Estate,
collecting debts in the City OF Richmond, or in
any OF the adjacent counties, either privately or
publicly. Al anc.iun, in all cases, shall cry the
properly myself think have had some expe-
rience in small matters having acted as Deputy
Marshal 10. sixteen years. qualified under The
late General John Pegram, in the year 1876, and
remained with him 10 his death, for whose me-
mory | will ever cherish the fondesl regard
Alter his ceatii-call in 1880 or 1881, qualified
under the present incumbent, where remained
unlii The 9Th day Of april 1912. do not reierto
this past history 10 catch any fish Why2 Be-
cause all fish DO not 20 into neits.
in conclusion, | would most respectfully say
to one and ALL that | will endeavor 10 do The best
in all matters confded 10 my charge. My com.
missions will, in all cases, be governed BY cir
cumstances. Any where you see me-in the
street or clsewhere--I am ready 10 transact bu-
STRESS. For the present can re found about
Mir. w. Goddns Office. Any thing left with him
will be attended TO in my absence. Any kind of
reference can be given 10 satisfy the most in
creduous, think
VIM. A. CARTER,
Jan left Late Deputy Marshal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-20

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In King William Supe-
ror Court. aist November, 1875:
lanes n. Wilson and Fanny Wilson, infants under
the age Of twrnty-one years, who sue by their next
friend, John ]. Wilson, Plaintiffs:
against
Thomas Wilson, deceased, and William y. Gregory,
Defendants:
This cause came on this day, be further heard on
The papers formerly read and upon the report of The
Commissioner of his proceedings under the der'ee
tered In this cause the 2st of May, lei5 10 which
port there was no exception, and was argued by Coun
sc upon the consideration whereof, the Court doth
CONF IN said report, and doth adjndg-, order and de-
cree that the defendant, Thomas r. Green, Admnsra
tor OF Thomas Wilson, deceased. ray TO VIM N. Gre
rorv, The legally qualified guardian OF the plaintiffs
James T. Wilson and Fanny Wilson, the sum Of Sal G3
with interest $50 40, part thereof from the 3lst M
vrmber, 1885, till paid, Tint sum appearing tn be due 10
said infants by SAID report and that the said Thomas
r. Green, also, deliver 10 the said legally qualified guar
dian uf said infants The said Necro Slaves Susan
md Jnhn. reported 10 - IN his hands, and belonging TO
said infants. And the Court doth further order and de-
cree, that the defendant, VIM. Gregory, do retain 10
his hands, the legally qualified guardian OF said in
faats the of FIVE hundred and thirty liz dollars
nnd ninety nine cents, with Interest Thereon from Tie
goth diy Of June lst reported 10 be in his hands, and
belonging 10 said infants. And the Court doth further
order and dcrtee, that the .aid Commissioner, after
having published notice for thirty days in some news
M per in the CRY OF Richmond Of The time ana place al
taking the same do proceed 10 state the
qured By the decree heretofore pronounced IN this
cause the plat Of May, 1885, To BIZ rendered by tho
said Mary a. Pannil, Trustee under The deed Of the
25rh February 1897 specified ia sail decree: and that
he make rrpaIt his proceedings, in order to final de-
cree. CUry-Tesir,
10 POLLARD, Clerk.
The Eartics interested In This hereby noti
fed that have appointed Monday the a3i day of Fch-
ruary 1916 FIR the purpose of taking he accounts
aucd Nv The foregoing decree and Trey required TO
.ttsnd nj the Tavern, a. King William Courthouse by
loo'cork a. ~ hat day, with their accounts, vouch
er. and papers ready far eXamin aon and settlement.
JAM 9-cwi@ THOMAS DABNEY, VI. Com.
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Ian. S-eo2w

IN CHANCERY -VIKGISIA:-Ata Superior Court 81
i Chancery for the Richmond Cirrut held nj lhs Ia
ptol in the city Of Richmond, Oh te 50 Gay OF 'anu
Ca,harine Granger, Ale xander Granger, James Gran
GER Jane Granger and WIN. Granger, fiainl'hs:
lane C. Shields, executri1 and devisee Of William H.
Shields, deceased, who executor Of William Gran
ger, Dc ceased Edwin Fa rr and Henry W. h%ns@ T,
5o,h oder thai MI nersons tho may have cia bl-
sransi HE Estate Of William Granger deceased, txhl-
biz the same hsf,rc Commissioner Polt!anx for settle
,nd,cJ aud fo,v.,l, and that this order be published
for eight weeks in The Richmond Enquirer and Rich
nond Whir, Two of the NEWSPAPERS published in the
city Of Richmond and posted nj The dnor OF tne coni
house or the said city, and also at The door OF TIE Court
house Of enreo county on several Court DAYS pre-
vo. to the said tenth day Of March elshteen hundred
and furysix and the Clerk is au:sofzed ana nfrelea
10 deliver forthwith, the PLAINTIFF OF their Counsel
one or,n,ors copies Of this order. Gony1Tesie.
Jan. l3-cwsw r. NJ" a"p' 1'e'A
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SANDS, SARSAPARILLA.

THERE Is one characteristic OF vegetable med
] which gives them an important advantage over ms
nprnl remedies. Thee without leivins any njuf
Gus effects behind them We know that the use of
mercury excess, and even ct Innne, wl Affect me
coos,ion aud produce specific disease: but, although
a man should use Sands Sars,par Ia daily for series
Of years AFTER had ceased he necessary rs an active
remedy It would rather codnce TO the preservation OF
his health than otherwise II is nocuous, except to the
niaady 1t cures. Srrofuia, Kings Evil, Dyspepsia,
bilious Complaints. Eryspilas, Rinswcfm, seurvy sat
Rheum, Simple ErupIons, &c.-These i attacks. dis
commits and dspersrs bn on the PATIENTS general health
IL exercises conservative influence
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
il. superior value ard efficacy see pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
by- Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and nor
expottation, by A. Is. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No 70 broadway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York. Sold also; b. DUVhL
K PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond, va.
Prce-sl per boLtle. or slA bottles tor 50. Jan. :
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RICHMOND MERCANTILE READING
BOOM

RICHMOND ME.hChN lille READi4NC
ROOM.
THE subscriber proposes, (ii pa,ronzed By his
Il friends and the public, as he has reason TO
hone he may be By assurance from some OF his
friends, 10 open ON The first day Of February, or
sooner, if The necessary arrangements can be
made, Reading Room under the above title.
His desire and intention is, 10 get suitable
Room between The Banks and l3ih street, Those
in whose Judgment he has confidence, have sug-
sesled that The price of subscription should be
twenty dollars 10 firms, and len dollars 10 indi-
viduals.
While the title would seem TO indicate, that j, is
intended 10 meet lie wants Of The mercantile
community only, yeI he can assure The politician
and general reader, that their wants ard wishes
shall be duly attended TO-
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing
shall be waning on his part nor expense spared,
10 make The roocl an agreeable rcsor, 10 all who
may be disposed 10 paironize il.
shall be unavoidabiy absent! l.om The City III
Tuesday next in the meantime, several OF my
friends. among others, Mir. Maxwell Irokes,
Mr.. Lewis Webb, Mr.. David Anderson, Jr.,
Mr.. ]. J. Fry, Mr. Charles Palmer, and Mr..
John Grame, have kindly offered 10 receive sab
scrip,ons. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Jan, 6-2awll.lFeb.
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Man! Know ThyseIf!

I; WALSH, Professor Of Parcnoiogy, has
. taken an office on Main street, nearly oppo-
SIZE The Banks, where he is prepared to give deli
nes'ions Of character, and physiological, moral
and mental advice 10 those who NAV favor him
with call Persons in The city, or those visiting
II from The country, will find it 10 their moral and
mental advantage 10 call and obtain Charts. In
aIl cases where The general character is not cor
iec'v aelInealed, no charge will be made. The
PIlce Tor examination, advice, chart, and Fowler's
r 81 Entomology, will be SIS. A reduction
VI twenty-five per cent for whole schools and ia
mines % Should any person wish to have his
mari written out, printed and framed (Which is
elydesrable,) he can have il done for $40.
- Persons in the city or country, who wish
% ,,9a any chronological works. or TO sub
s.n,s iO The American chronological Journal,
~ 20 50 by applying at my Office.
J. T. WALSH,
J.. General chronological Agent,
.dh 2U-wlm Main ST. Richmond, Va
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LECTURES ON POMPEiI AND

HERCULANEUM NJ.
TAR. ELTON, late Professor in Brown Uni
- versity, will deliver a course OF three
Lectures on Vcsarins and the buried cities
Of Hc,cni.snaRm and POmpeij, in the Odd Eel
lows Hall, on the evenings Of Tuesday, Friday,
and Monday, The Goth, 23i aud 26h inst, com
mencins a, II o'clock. The Lectures will be IL
Illustrated BY large paintings, and a plan of Pom
peii, showing The streets and buildings which
have been excavaied. Tickets laf The course 81,
may be procured at The Bookstores, and al The
door oilhe Hall. Admission 10 single Lecture
so cents Jan. lT-.eo:,t
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NOTICE.

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of deed OF Trust,
executed 10 US by CHARLES y. Moss, on the 10Th No.
vemher, 1889, and duly admitted record by Ess.
County Court, shall, the 10Th day of February,
1916 The ia day thereafter should the l0ih
be unfit, the premises, offer n public ancion. for
H. ali the isht tile interest and estate OF the sa
Charles y. Mess Tract of Land in rho county OF
Essex called Pigeon iill late the property Of William
Fisher, deceased.
acquired by virne nf his marriage with Ann L. the
dow of the sad Vim. Fisher, ANA tina. which was
signed To her dover in the ali tract of land. II In
rludrs The dwelling house, new, and built Of brick
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation is hleh and commanding full view of
the village Of Recommendations one and hall
miles dstant-as we'll a. The river and large tract Of
country. JOHN "A. PARKER, 1-,.,.
Dec. Io-ctds w. A. WRIGHT, iius'ee''
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.MG EGiSi IFS y
Rheumatic G0us.

ITO DIR. CHRISTIE-Sf: After fair trial
Of almost everything without any good e.
iec,, think mns attribute remarkable cure
10 The power of your Ga!vanic and Magnetic ar
,icles If am no, mistaken in the cause, they
have very seriously relieved NE OF Rheumatic
Gout, oflons standing, together with general ner-
vous debility oithe system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
lO9 Bank Street, N. York.
n Mrs. Jackson is a relative Of Maj. NJ. NJ.
Noah. who has kindly added the following:
Dear Doctor-The abose case is reasonably
l,,own 10 mo and is not less strange than true Il
is happy result, to which hear witness with
Measure. may state thai some other case, have
come 10 my notice, Of nature equally fortunate
and successful Very sincerely, yonrs,
N. VI. NOAH.
New York, October 80, lS45
Beware of spurious limitations oi these arii-
cles The only rlacsin Richmond 10 Obtain lhe
DUVAL. 6 PURCELL,
Ian. II la7 Main Street.