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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

xhs sgrienli1risls Of he Dated State,
tft nSv Fesping : harvest u ~ gay
~ otlsioing not only fair bui Large prices
fof ihtirProducls. To1csr ses % pleas.
Al r1ni'e - il iss upon IL eoonisD.ncs.
sl.<< he,,iAg Ihe sissncs . Flour the
&sy tsfoss-you msy inssins he quiet
Apmbers and happy dreams hal .si,it ~
couch after be hes retired. end flashed
he eslcslsiions Of his iscresss 10 riches
Il By the advance. This. hoperer. i but
oas side Of lbe piciurs-,he bir side
tuna 10 he oiker I'D OF bess6 - H.
Nth sosrou-our citation changed 70 cd
ness oer souls nslisd with fiis most
lsymPslheiie feslings--and our strong and
lPhysiesl ffsaes ieelingly touched. q The
brief. JET most heart reading DauAliou,
of The destitute. the starving. and iamlsh.
ling pssssn,ry Of the Emerald Isle. None
other than heart Of adsnantine can read
these btief seciisls 81 wos. deep and III
ter ss they are. vishont being sensibly
Imesed. o. feel the lear insensiby cours'
ling lie Esy iewn ths cheek.
\ Each wsekthe Different Corsnef's max.
up their report Of the bodies they Asv'
ssanined. which shocks the sensibiliiie
and sppesrs almost incredible-thai sucl
suffering could exist where there is .
] much nobdiiy-sobilify indeed 18th
rendering Of each verdict generally close
with" Died from starvation -" die,
from want Of food" We have observe,
one case 10 particular which strongly call
uponihs benevolent and pbiIanihropic.-
: A widow woman with fosr ehildren-n
meaas for purchasing food-her little so
{, without nou,hful 10 cal for days
slre.ched upon has rude and unsesml
) lpallet-yesTnine fof morsei he exclaim.
I Mother. oh motheri give me onl
/ three grains Of corni'' What an aNi,
, scensl What pen can adequately DE-
e scribe. or where The imagination that c.
9 shroud itself 10 soeh an impeneirsbl
. gloom Of ihought. - 10 be able 10 eompr,
o bend the feelings Of that mothert tn
! poor emaciaisd. fsmishsd boysperished-
: and the widows tears only assusged Il
d . fresh flow when the hand or deal
= should fall on her aexi born.
This dssiiiu,ion 10 Of 20 awful chara
/ Ter % 70 battle description-ihe deaths .
y so numerous that bodies remain we,
d before the rites Of intermeni are periofi
:. ed. and thea. Is may be supposed. 10
n rough and rude msnner. Blu, what ml
i. l,ers III The spirit has escaped aud
j. longer can u feel the Ills sorrows, 4
i starvssions. that befall those who are d
lis united 10 The elayey tenement
60 Those who are surrounded BY all Il
he wealth can sfford. or kind friends ADM
lister. know little. vastly little. Of The 8,
OF rowing snd suferings Of fellow. huma
Ior iy. Let them arouse 10 . just sense
~ responsibility 10 themselves. lore 10 ID
II. laeighbors. and duty 10 their Godl
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StrartOn,s Once,

MO. 5, SoNTH FOUR EEN TIL
~ STREET.
Let ailthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRATToh' the man.
Dawn Nos OF New Jersey No. II. March
80 DC 48 6 10 "a "A 81 80 20 IA 63 20 ~ 2.
Ticket Nos IA % AZ. capital, sold and paid
NV ~ STRATTON.
H,.wn Nos. of New jersey, No. Is, March l.:
&c SO to 80 7 Is SO IA Is &c.
$500 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Y-Mononealia Lottery, No. 8. Ca
pilals: Sc 500, 800, 1850, l,i5O LOO, 1850,
Of 500. &c. &c Nos, II drawn. Tickets BE- SO;
halves 25; quarters G2 cents.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-Su Sussex, No. Is. Capitals:
a,0 600. 5000, 1897, S Of 1000. 5 81 500, &c.
"a Nos. is drawn. Tickets So; halves SO;
quarters IS cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY NIGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
20 Cani,als: $4,000, 900. 343, &C., NC
~ Nos Il drawn. Tickels 81; halves SO
cents; quarters IS cents.
s6o 600 in 6 Prizes of $4,000 each.
A,s,andria Lottery, No Il. 10 be drawn
March 9Th, ls47. Capitals 6 Of $40 900. $500,
234O. Is Of 1000, so ui 400, &c. 10 Nosa Is
drawn. Tickets $40; halvcs5; quarters 5o.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates oil PACKAGES
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will he
nromntly atlendedlo, anddrawiEgs sent whenra.
nuested. Please address orders 10
queS'e1' N. STRATTON,
March Richmond. Va.
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Hides. Leather, &c.

TINE subscriber has removed 10 The New
i Store, No. 10, 18th street, between Main and
Cary Streets, opposite The new City Hotel.
lie offers Tor sale his usual assortment Of
Hides, Leather, &c. consisting in part OF The to-
lowing:
Fer Shoe Malcs-Soe Leather, Russel and
Wax Upper Leather, Cali Skins, Seal skins,
Lining and Binding Sains, Boot ana Ladies
Morocco, Shoe Threads OF all qualities, Avis and
Tools generally.
For Saolalers and Harness. Mtke,s-lIog Skins,
Skirine Saddle Trees, Serge, Crib and
Suanins webbs, Silk and Thread Harness and
Hlidle Leather, Deer's Hair, Black Varnish, &c.
For Carriage Matters Morocco skins, Chaise
Hides, Curtain and Palenl Leather Bows, Bands,
Ayes, SPRING. Steps, Lamps, Moss, Damask tor
Innings. &c.
Far Tanneys- Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins,
Spanish Hides, Oil AID Curriers' Tools
Fer Maehnisls and Lacing Leather.
All OF which will be sold cheap Inr cash, or
good paper. JAMES q. CRANE,
No. 10, Is Street, Richmond, Va.
March 3-3lWSF
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH.

Alexandria Lottery. Class X, ior l-ii |" br drawn
March f,h 15 No l.o.iery--.3 drawn hal OF. Grand
>rhsmr Il p,iz-s If no. non each OF $3.50. ~ 3io.
- If G00 - l0a, 20 of a1l. rc ETC. Tickets $40.
halves s. quarters > 50. Certificate Of Il package oi u
Whole Tickets Sll. shares IN pTonnt,ion
Alexandra Lottery, Class l., for 1911, 10 he drawn
March 18th. 20 10 l.ntrery-l3 drawn ballot. Grand
scheme s400G0 10000 40 of a,Ao, Gu oi $50, e. ~
300 etc. Tickets $40; halves ;; quarters -. ced-
cafes II packages Of 70 Whole Tickets si.c shares IN
propoti;l.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ, Tor 1877, T. he draw
March 2JIh. G6 No Lotery-ll drawn ballots. Grand
scheme $40 U00 d0Un, ~ Of ,Oh, ~ Of 5uV, ~
Of 3an ett Tickets sl0 halves S; qusr;ers2 So Ger
lidca,es Of package Of p Whole Tickets spo-shares
In proponiun.
Alexandria Inltery, Class n, for 1877, r. b. drawn
March eth. IS No. Lprery-ld drawn ballots Grand
SrhrInr: san,nCO 10 OOn, 5000, Of 2o"i If $50.
of $50 "f 2G, 95 of 0u 80 81 100, 10 o isi, et'
TcSrs so; halves :; quarters = 81 t-rtlhclies oi
packages of21 Wholes sI20; shares III propnriion
az For PAT ka.-s, certificates Or single Tickets ~ lr
above address r. &. BATrhll.E.
March No. s. CITY Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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r T. nj q Y a l..
a. q. PenGletGal,

BOOKSELLER, BOOkBINDER AND
STATIONER,
TITOULD respectfully Inform his friends and
w the public generally that he has removed
his store from No. lG 10 No. So, opposite The City
Hotel, formerly Bell Tavern,) where, by dill
gent attention to business, he hopes TO merit and
obtain liberal share ., The public patronage
tIe keeps constantly on hand and Tor sale iull
supply oil English, French, Lain, Greek aud
other School Books
BLANK BOOKS &c.
Ledsers, Journals, Day. Cash and Receipt
Books
Quils, Steel and Gold Pens.
Letter and Cap Paper. Bill Paper broad and
narrow.
Pass Books-various sizes.
FANCY GOODS.
Also, Musical instruments.
Blue, Black and Red Ink
Ink Powder
Hair and Tooth Brushes.
Violin Strings.
Thermometers and Paint Boxes.
Lead Pencils, Carmine Saucers and Pink
Tape.
Visiting, Printers and Other Cards.
Sealing Wax and Waters.
Pocket Books and Purses.
Fine Drawing Paper and Pencils.
". 3. Cash paid for linen and cotton rags.
March :
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IcHRTSTIE'sA

CURtSTIE'S GALVaNlC STRENGTHENING
pLASTER.-Thal season OF the year when rlasiers ."
any kind are used with the greatest benefit Is just ap
preaching Il is therefore deemed proper 10 direct pub
liz attention 10 thr Gaivanic Strengthening Plastef
which is confidently Inserted TO he the most safe. Ger
tain prompt and eecual application ever discovered
This truly wonderful preparation is IN reality triple
cor,poun nd uniting all the efficacons powers of the
health restoring and life-giving agsnt-- Galvanism
Eiectrici,v and the Magnetic power. Those varied In
nurncrs 90 approved and 30 beneficial as medical ap
p,iancrs are here united form the most elegant, e.
ectuaI and convenient having The advantage Of imne-
di.te contact with the affected parts, and thus supply
np the mysterious currents in constant and united
stream For every complaint IN which plaster Is be-
MEDICAL The Gavanic Strengthening Plaster 10 conf
DENLY asserted IN be the hest in the world.
For further particulars see advertisement in another
part OF this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be mao
pr,ijs nv application The this city, Mrssrs
UlIVAL & PURCELL, nrmg2iss. li7 Main st., Rich
mond ". Also, for sale III Wyihesille Va, By Wg'
II. Splller. siaish' 1917
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SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

We know Of no form of disease 20 sefrrpnlsivr, as
well as disgusting 10 ohefs a. discharrih9 soes pis
Jules and scabous complaints especially when their m
wages are visible upon the exposed parts 81 The person
Thousands have rid themselves Of these unpleasant de
veopmenIs oi diseased condition of the mnou ~ = e
AR, IA onds Sarsapara hui there s.ll thousands
who are disfieu~d by them, and whose health temper
ana spirits affected by HE circumstance To such
say, Try this purifying preparation, ~heh WIN spre
tenancss and thus by rec"ncillng y"n !" yourselves
and render you attractive instead oil rrpusve 10 others
restore The pacidty Of yonr minds removing al the
s,mr lime hnh physical aud mental irritation
Far further nlrtlcnars, and conclusive evidence 81
its superior value aud efficacy, pamphlets, which
ma, be obtained OF ngrnis gratis.
psr Inn Fulton street. corner nf William, New YORK
Sold also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents Main
street Richmond virginia, and by Druggists crhe'aiy
throughout the United states pf'"r, 81 ger ho','a :"
sit h.dtins for 81 MHicH. 49,
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March

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
MY HOUSE was entered on the night Of The
lvI d March, and The following articles Of
silver stolen from The dining room:
table, 6 dessert, and & Tea spoons
S table and IA dessert forks
10 fruit knives and butter knife
soup lade, sauce ladle
pickle knife and fork, castor frame.
The above engraved in front with the letter D.,
and stamped on the back Mitchell and Tyler,
sterling. ZOO
10 table, 7 tea, and 2 salt spoons
cream poi, pair sugar tongs
2circular walters, about II inches in diameter,
engraved NJ. r.
Fiftydollars will be paid for the recovery Of The
properly and The like amonn, for The detection
aud conviction vi The lhiel.
March Ar JAMES DoNLOF'
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(Baliimore Patriot,
MARYLAND LEGISLATUl


Correspondence o. The Baltimore Americana
ANNAPOLIS, March 3 lS41.
The case OF Judge LeGFand. charged with
high crimes by Ex-Governor Thomas, was com-
menced before the House Of Delegates yesterday
al 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
Mr. Thomas and Messrs. Duckeit, Murray
and Jones, OF 81. Mary's, (appointed prosecutors
and Judge LeGrand, with his counsel, (Cha,es
F. Mayer, Esq., were invited 10 appropriate pla-
ces within the bar
The rule for sitting with closed doors was sus-
pended There was large number OF persons
within The Hall. The publication OF the Trial ill
concluded was forbidden
MIR. Thomas was called and sworn, and went
on with his testimony, in prosecution, Till near q
O'clock when, on motion oil Mr.. Murry, the
House took recess ill 7 O'CLOCK, and then 10 s
with closed doors.
The House again met, MIR. Thomas resum-
ed and continued till ii o'clock, having touched
bu! one Of the charges against The Judge, that OF
stealing paper, when the House, determining To
lake up the case again this afternoon, adjourned
In he House, today, the Speaker signified The
desire Of Gov. Mcdowell, 10 be heard that he
might return to his Congressional duties; and II
was resolved 10 give him hearing al o'clock.
Mr. Mcdowell, accordingly gave testimony in
the premises indicating himself He had moi
concluded when The House took recess
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AIREA1ANIE LAND FOR SALE,

Three and n daif miles hom GorconsrWe Dept
+ WISH 10 sell my Farm, which lrs along The south
\ west aloanralns, and contains so acres. " "a
ioins The lands OF b. j. Barbour V. Johnson, ard VIM.
Davis Esas., in Orange, and Gen. Gordon, W. J. wal
kcr, AMI James Lindsay, Esqs., in A'hemare.
In consequence of having purchased an estate else
where in The state this land if sooner disposed Of
will hr offered 10 The highest bidder the 18th day !"
May, lsi7.
With the view of efeciing sale might be indhced
IN divide The Farmland am so DESTROYS of making
speedy disposition Of il, that low price VIII br taken,
and very liberal terms extended 10 tie purchaser.
There is superabnndance Of wood land Attached,
(beieved 10 be about $50 aerrs one huhnieh acres VI
which il fine tobacco land.
ANY ONE wishing IL the land VIII fad my over
seer Always the premises
Addrcss-Renlivoglio F. q, Aiarnarlr
Feb l9-c2iw lmSwn ALIEN !. Thy Ioh.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ~,
:. TO ALL MERCHANTS. ~

DHit.lpEi.PiIiA is well known O. stand nrrivalird
j ~ The trade OF UMBRELLAS, PARiSDLS, Pa.
~, 10 SLEEPER & FESNf1R. VINO have
Iirt,sd he LARGEST and best assortment nf SILK r.
|. N~plS AR PiRAaDLETTES ever ohrirl 10 The
81. han.s ~. america They will not -ay they are
s.f';a pet ana rheaprs, in thr world. bat they viii
they have ~ hes, assortment IN ilr United STATES
A. the adopted ever; Improvement 10 m1chine
n, maggiiciilI- mainly by steam aud nave carried me
:-s.an ..nr la great extent they arr prepared tn
mi lower .l3, than ever before T!"aa merchants
yro ..i favor them with I'll early cali, and examine
N. II sick win he lti.ed. Tho. hn mol com
irs il iic ety. ul ~ wiiI enf.st thclf orders 10 =
4 r. ger NAL! shall he convinced that they a.e iai,
iI;lr executed Every article u at the lowest ne ,asa
rs.cr. ron wh,.h M abatement - made
.aAli profits, large returns, ant The mutual Interests
~ vsf an. seller, broad scale u The object and
hi=.- ~ ias l"n. -st1hshcf house.
i2G M;aRET STREET, PHILADELPHIA
u -.
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NOTICE

4 nsroSnED from the subscriber diving in Chester
~ field near The Coal Mines the 9Th February.
1917 an apprentice hoy. hy the name Of BENJAMIN
VILLA si; Ila Is from thirteen 10 fifteen years "iu
w,lh eh, hair and hlu@ -ffs-nu visible marks fr'oi
l-eies IN, person WIN vail bring him 10 ne s'a 70
GIVE the reward "f ceni aud small 'isst OF 'pS
a. compensation for their trouble. bii VII not pay any
49,, c',u,.cs ROBERT = LI..ETT.
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NOTICE;

- lcre., gwen that application vii he made 10 The
pfr-i. n. and Directors II the Richmond, ffr''rsk'
bur- and Potomac EailIoad Company i'r To isnr"H
az Sc,ip s. IA dated lnth December. lst', Tor w.
sI,,,e- Stock IN sad Company IN the hinr = fhp
samsr ..hs, stock transferred on The riehh nay
ii p-..'.cs 1856 The undersigned. Joseph W.. shsp
,,,I - i t9 c.tn far which Stock has been l"st 90 DE-
49, 49, ARCHIBALD SAMfEL
49, JDHN r. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
r,.r,,.,. II Philip Samuel, dreeaa-i.
80, JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD.
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"a, d.. gssErg'sfE.I;.

(SECCESSOR 10 e. II. iLLEN,)
LOTTERY VENDER, No. 5. CITY fiD TEL.
fpIlE undersigned, successor Ia e. X. ALl.ES, a
above presents 10 his oiiy and country friends The
annexed Schemes, Ia hr drawn This MONTH March,
aud will Ire happy 10 ccrlvr m order nom hrn TT
Tickets these III any Lotteries advertised ~
Mr.sr- J. " Maury < G"
Orders for Ticket. attended Ia hy return mai, AMI
draw ings forwarded soon a. received.
For smaller Schemes. see daily advtrllsrnltnts
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4 ca I'D.

ssAyfyG ahi.,,ned he Office Of ciers ior a!dlr--S
( ,'oun;- desire "a employ immediately young
rpntlrnan thoroughly qualified for the discharge ri AL
III. nf,rs I'll said Office to whom viii give liberal
.a.ar; lone reed apply, unless they ran produce
n,e testimonials OF their qualification, good morals
intiytS accessibility and Willingness 10 accommo
date Any letters OF recommendations on the sub
ir.t i,r,-d Crhanna Middesex county, Virginia.
rnsinr, paid, sill receive my immediate attention.
a., sacwYn, ROBERT n. TRIcE
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go. street, Carrer, Wall, Carson, White, Carroll,
Ns" .n rle,t Thompson OF Hampshire, Lee, Duncan,
,nsss,er Dhiard, Thompson of Jefferson, Patrick
..s",,o,d Ballard, Harrison Of Loudoun, Schoolry,
,,m,v,, HAMMOND, Oldham Waeeoncr, Brown Of Mo-
.nnss,, Refine, Edmundson of Montgomery and Paas
n =, ts,rshrd, Perow, Newton, Mcpherson, Newman,
NJ Tunstali Cacktey, Fairfax, Anderson, Sturn
r,,s Geek Harper, D"rman, Bare. Brown of Rock
,,,n Mcglh.nney, Morrison, Slickley Tate, Burd-tt
rrrspe ucrner, Castlemau, Goodson, Stephenson and
rloyd-A
~ r,uney, Maclin, Dickinson Lacy CALDWELL saugh
=, Thompson of Dinwlddie, Roane, Smith, Jones OF
gloucester. Leake, Walker, Major, Stoval, Goodwin,
H,w,rd Wallace, Gresham, Edmondson Of Lunenburg
p,nts Browne Of Mathews and Middlesex, Williams,
I,Ily. Watts, Happier, VERIFY, Nelms, Oliver, Cooke,
Ianrl, Tyler, Goodwin, Fitzhugh, tarsrave freeman
sni Chandler-3S
The following engrossed bills were lead
,hirt line aud passed A bill TO amend the char
Ter o! the Meherrin Navigation Company;
A bill 10 amend the act OF 18th February, 1916,
entitled an set 10 establish District Free Schools
in Tie counties OF Lancaster. Wes,moreland
Richmond, Prince William, Loudoun, Fairfax
and certain other counties therein mentioned
and providing for the general meetings OF The
School Commissioners Of Norfolk county.
A bill changing The time OF holding the May
Quarterly term OF the county OF Jefferson;
A bill 10 incorporate the Virginia and New
York seam Packet Company;
A bill 10 authorize a payment TO be made b.
Inc School Commissioners OF Madison county 10
Joseph B. Webb teacher in said county and,
A bill TO incorporate the Little Kana~ha Ma
visa,icn Company.
The bill to empower the corporation oil Peters,
burg TO construct II ship canal, was read third
time, and the question being on lis passage, II
was opposed by Mesers. DORMAN and bo,
COCK, and sustained by Me>srs. SYME and
DANIEL, after which it passed-ayes 80, noes
81.
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INfiLlIDl4a REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

T.? rfIt'C'i AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ rAni.t 10 cure Agne aud Fever III from twenty -
ih.!iy hauf> II directions followed. Ten Pills
Ia. a4gieutiy permanently cured The wci-t Gases IN
no nsl 1ic- rlvr thirty hr-n known IN fail They are
pre ,fsd 'rn.a 3mrIe vegetable medicines Each box
ron;eIGs twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen Planters AMI Farmers would find Ia their in
letr..;a krcp supply on hand, they may thus save
lafr- D"cinr,' Bills The Pins can lie put up in neat
letter plcg and sent is caii al letter postage. The
pr dei - Ia rider 10 prevent connsrrtss ana impos
:;on ar Determined mol To- establish agencies. All "r
d, .a.si IT, attended wi The rash posi- paid, and d.
re-lritn DT. & ]. KENWDRTllY e Co,
Bank street, Petersburg, Virginia.
y. q The incnry VIII he returned IN every case OF
f-.,,r. Tuly 9I-rff
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RAILROAD ACClDENT.-Whilel the train
OF cars for Cumberland was passing over The
plane, AZ miles from Baltimore, Tuesday, the To-
connective came in contact with six-horse team,
which was being driven across The track on the
turnpike al The lime.Three OF The horses were
Instantly kills d. and the driver slightly Injured.
The wagon was dragged some fifty yards along
the track, and sus anei no damage. The usual
warning, by blowing the whistle, was given BY
the engineer for some five minutes before reach
Ing the turnpike, and while The team was in sight;
vel the driver heedessly urged his horses on, hop
ing 10 cross The railroad before the cars came up,
aud it being heavy descending grade, the en-
sineer was unable to check the speed OF his lIain,
although every effort was made to that effect, in
time 10 prevent the accident.
(Baliim,ye P,tyivt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABE LAND.

by virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed L. nr as
ID Trustee, by Richard Adams dated on The o7rh day
of November PAS, and Of record in thr CLERKS ofrr
Of Nausemond County Court shall, for The purposes
Of said deed proceed on the premises, 10Th div
al April next 10 sell I" the highest bidder, fnf ca,,
the ract Of Land situate IN Nansem"nd river. IN the
county Of Nansemond, in Virginia, known - FERRY
POINT containing about four hundred aud fory. i've
acres The Improvements Of superior qnatily, aud
the land Of great erIy,he incidental advantages Of
the Fam, derived from lie river u IT, wiir m rj Ia
ciity for planting oysters believed Ia aid greatly 10
the value of the Farm J. y MASON,
Ian Jrlslf-
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yTaNCE's saRsAraRtil.s VEGETABLE or
III BLOOD PILLS, FOR POhiFlLFG TIE
PIOODt

BuTiMoRs, July 20, 1914.
This is 10 certify, tina, afflicted with a violent
main in the breast and rirt arm. which suppose pro.
credrd from the impure state of my blood. was
commended to take HAScE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR
BLOOD PILLS, and, after taking one noS, iie pain
WAS entirely removed from my breast and arm found
them extremely gentle in their operation and would
commend them TO every person In want Of mild plrga
tive , :" 49,, 49, NJ ~ H.
In purchasing these Pills, lei me add
~ ONE WORD OF CAUTION. III
A,wav, AJAX for HANCE'S PILLS. and purchase Of
none but those advertised rs agents, and, # convent
emf. call and ser the proprietor himself
e. rganca,s Genuine Pills, or boxes for 81.
'i Prepared "are and sold by sET HANGS. lOS Ba,-
more street and corner of Charles al Pratt streets.
"'' For sale by j. P. DUvAL & co. No lis
Broad street. Shookoe Hill, Richmond; NJ. B..
SANTOS Norfolk; e. HElSIIsH, Ports
mouth, and c. CORLlNG co, Petersburg.
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY,
O'e nRs from Richmond, on the Wta -
K Eo,, D,o5

= -
luE Proprietor Of this establishment returns his
cere thanks liberal public for the patronage he
mas received At their hands Cor the last twenty years,
anu earnestly sociis continuance Of their favors.
~ thus establishment cultivated the popular
v,rirrs OF all the different kinds of Fruit Trees
in"n 10 this climate, Apples Pears Peaches, Cher
nrs apricols, Pums, Nectariues and Almonds. Also,
a'e@ Of the choice varieties of Roses and Orna
A@oa, Ten thousand Grape Vines of the approved
varieties, native aud foregn;-amongst the former il
.ns celebrated Norton's Virginia Seeding famous for
.aole use and wine He also keeps constantly on hand
supply of domestic Wine, the pure juice ofthe grape.
Raspberry Vines, Goosebeny Bushes and Asparagus
h"ots-a good supply always on hand all of which he
Is DESTROYS to sell at reduced prices. Apply 10
JOHN CARTER,
Al Nursery, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, ia,
March5-c3t Agent, over Enquirer Office