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sssspurtaMt sale.

TIE CATHaRIAE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
an as WELL H WooDEn FlxT rU s' PATTERSs
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE ENGINE HOUSE, GU
PoLas, gLACRsMiTH's TOOLS, &c, &c &c,
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR COM
MENT.
ON TUESDAY, June Let, ls47, viii be sold at Pub
~ lie Auction the premises. that highly valuable
property, known as the CAfHAkISE FURNACE,
with all The Land attached thereto; Fixtures Patterns,
Stock, &c., sc together with the Dazzling and Out
Houses, forming, whole, complete iron Alanuac-
turing Establishment, win neat mud desirable Fan-
~ Residence attached ana situated IN country as IN
qnestonahly healthy ANY other In tie Union Jhs
principal items embraced in the proposed sale are IS
follows:
THE CATHARINE FURNACE, located in the
~ Of 5posyvana, State Of Virginia. 10 miles from the
Town OF Fredericksburg, Que mile from Swift Run Gap
Turnpike Road, and containing ,Gio acres.
The STACK was built by Mark McAfec In the year
1887 Is 50 feet high, 80 feet square Al the bnse feet
across the iHwall with Two tHieies.
CASTING HOUSE, thirty feet wide, fifty feet long,
win shed On each aide twenty feet wide and my
ENGINE HOUSE, Of stone, twenty feet wide, and
seventy long, with sheds two sides, anu an engine
Of fourteen horse power.
| BRIDGE HOUSE, ~ feet wide, 4. feet long.
COAL house, part Of Stone, 30 feet wide, 100 feet
long with shed 20 feet wid-, 100 feet long.
Office, uoardn. House for worknrn; Ball House,
Ialrrrn ilou.r, Smoke fnusc, aud iact smfhs shop,
Patterns, Mouds and fixtures tur the manufacture of
nearly every description oi Shell and Shot used by The
terms, Stove Patterns, &c, &c.
Eighteen Mules and one Horse, Wagons, Carts, &C.,
with Gear; Blacksnii's rpols.
Stabling ample 10 accommodate fiom forty to 6lty
head OF horses mules.
The Dwelling ousr, two stories, with eight rooms,
Kitchen aud all necessary Offices, and Houses for Ser
wants
lr The terms of sale Will br-One. third cash, tho
balance III Two -gnas annual instruments, secured, rs
usual, ny deed uf trust The premises coEside-
r,hle portion OF hr property bring pri,lable good per
s"na security VIII be required IN addition to the dsrc
of trust.
The Property may be purchased At private sale until
the 10th May, lsi1. Aiier shat day, private ofs
VIII be received. If sold privately, notice will be r.
In all the newspapers which publish this adver-
ri-emrni, so that persons residing NJ cietance, who
wish IL purchase ny lie assured that the sale will ~"
svey take place the LIT Jun- unless the above
tee is given.
Application for private sale may be made 10 Dr. vii
liam n. WelliorJ riercksbnrs, VA, who II fully al
t,osed conclude bargain; but Information On tho
subject HAY BIS obtained ii0m either Of the subscribers
WM. y. WEXFORD,
Executor of John >. Wexford.
En-. II CARMICHAEL.
X II CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee OF +. u. DraEr, u.
N B-7here Is now, on the hank of the Caiharine
Furnace about 90 tons Of PIG IRON, of the ba-t OF
1856 any portion OF which will b. sold 10 the purcha
thaser OF the Property, who may desire 10 commence
immediate opei aiious. March l6-dltScids
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SAIL


sHiS estate, situated Gu James River, In the county
L Gf CoOch,dnd, ahuit nfy mi!eI above Inc city oil
Richmond, y offered fnr sal.
Fix Him. irrludiu. tracts 81 land which have
lee added To il since The original anrciase BY The late
Rand slrh harrison, contains 1859 arrf-, o which
about ~ acres lnciding much IL orcnpieiby The
James River t'ana are low grounds OF the best guam.
~ The high land in cultivation Is divided into FIVE
Fields averaging 100 acres erch. Originally OF The
finest qualify, il has been highly improved by heavy
manurln. and the free use OF clover and platter
The farm hui!dings tobacco houses, SC, arr gene
rally new with new barn ana inrrshing machine
Thai will h.rsh five hundred bushels day 1hs dwell
Inc honse is new, lar. and liaItsome. There 10
gss, m with par a. 3,"nrs, hli'i ~ lie ., 81 man
-r If brick and store;a plaster nili. ana INST rate
sax mil, On a never failing 2ifsam
Elk Island contains ; Il acres-low grounds OF The
vegy besl auaity-;hregliin. machine Of equal power
viii! thu, N the hill, tobacco hoIses, &C.
The lwo uacis are connected ny handsome bridge,
buIlt In The most durable manner.
The present fertility, with Cor manIring
heavily oge hundred acres q! land every year. coBst
t.l: this The ncsi Estate upper James River, II not
IN Virginia.
The whole Estate Is in the hest condition for prof;a
bic as:icul IRE.
II Will gy, me pleasure 10 show the TWO plantations
Ia srv aho Day GesiIr examine them, o. 20 an
enquiries ty letter, addressed 10 al Cartrrs
vile, Cumberland county.
PEYTOS HARRISON, Agent for
II. c. HARRISON, AdministratriI
OF Randolph HARRISON.
Immediate possession can be given, # desired.
March l7-dltSctf P. H., Agent, &c.
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FaRNVIIW For SALE

7 AM anxious 10 sell this beautiful Farm lying within
( five miles Of Cumberland Couflt ouse, on Ws's ri.
notwithstanding 500 acrcs-2O al
vii ch Is In Il original growth, the balance Cleared
and in good state Of Improvement. good proper
lion oi ir cleared land is low grounds, aft riding ihier
coed frlds-abn.i ,hrte hundred ipoisard improved
los for TOBIAS cn-lhr balance COED grain land part
II which is worn nGt-a most cacslirn dweln: house,
commanding n splendid view az tile pianiat on near
The Of the farm, very convenient framed kcl-
en-, meat house carriage house, gfanary, ami all
sary ousrsahou IS, grape vines the very best for
wine in county-a splendid spring elegantly fixed
aud good selection Of app trees Those wishing Ia
purchase respectfully Invited 10 view The premises.
April 30-cwiw- JOHN G. ADAMS.
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SABOT HILL, FOR SAFE

Ply virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit SUPERIOR Cour
- OF Law and Chancery Tor the County Of Gooeh-
land pronounced In The Of Carter vs. Carter tho
undersigned will expose 10 aar by public auction 10
the highest bidder. upon the premises, on FRIDAY the
9th day of July next, that beautiful Estate called
SABOf HILL. II lies upon James River and the
lanes River Canal, Dover Nils just twenty miles
from the city Of Richmond OF the most beautiful
regnns If Virginia, and in Of lis hest country
neghborhoods. IL contains eight hundred aud seventy
acres of land, of which hundred and seventythrss
are irst rate lanes River Low Grounds II is well sup
piled with wood and timber, Is well waered, in high
state OF cultivation, and IL Of hr fertile farms
IN the State. The Dwelling House IS of brick new.
large, and conveniently arranged The Out houses
also of brick, ample, and in good order The Ov~rseer
Houses and Servants Houses ample for their Tur
poses.
The sale will he positive aud without reserve, on the
following terms, VIZ III cash. ana the balance
and two years from The day og delivery with legal IN.
erest unill paid. Bonds with security will be re-
CURED or title wiilhrld Us security.
The purchaser will be allowed To take possession for
The purpose Of seeding the st oil September or the
crop will be sown for him The terms and full
possession will be given al Christmas.
In the ensuing autumn all the slaves, stock and crop
on the Farm, viii be sold at auction the Farm;
that The purchaser Of the land may then supply himself
with those articles. II he desires 10 do
May 7-c.ds CHARLES henry CARTER. Com.
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&c HRIST
CHRIsTIE's GaLvANIsM.

4 M0SG the discoveries Of modern scicacs The most
"a usefii and important ,iosa relating t. IaiS"n
ism and ts Kindred branches Ercirc'tv Hnd Naenr-
;ism. The medical application OF the woairifni
agents IL nj present a,tracn: peculiar .aiaes from nn-
and reliable cases winch have acquired, demon
stratin. hey oEd doubt It's vninc and utility.
Or Chrlste's GalvaDic Rings and Magnetic fluid IRE
the most approved fasm OF application al esen' known,
combining perac, safety and convenience WIN Certain
ty OF beneficial effect. In all nervous complaints they
are especially adapted, AMI TO disca-e which The nyste
rous powerof Gavanism san affect wi IAN TO he per
manently relisved. Many distressing complaints be
yond the reach Of medcl arr, realty Yield Ia tHeir
p:ope! use.
IN no Is the above more trnt seaI in relation 10
m. f,ovnne RINGS md Magnetic Fgd OF IT. Christie
now gaining unrqnalled popularity e. their wonderful
efficacy in the cure .! rheumatism and all ervnus oc.a
plants
For further particulars, see advriseIeBt In another
par, Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may he had
gratis BY application TO tbs agentsfor this city, Messs
DUyAE & PURCELL. Druggists, l47 Main IT., Rich
mond vn. Also, for sale in Wyheyille. Va, b. VIM
p. Epijer May, ls47
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Thomas & Charles Ellis,

No. LOG, Main ST., Rt,hmond. Va,
HAVE received desirable Spring supply OF
II DRY GOODS aud HARDWARE. In
their department for Dry Goods they offer
Plain and fancy Driings
Fancy and cotton CassimereS
Vest Shapes and Vesings
Drab d'ete and other Coatinss
White Cambrics; bishop Lawns
Swiss and null Muslins
Ashbuuon and other Laces
New style Lawns and Ginshams
Victoria Laces
English and American Prints
Ladies' fancy silk Crava!s
Ladies' Victoria Shawls
In their department for Hardware WILDE found
Mousehole and Golfer Keyed AnviIs
Smiths Bellows, % to 40 inches
Darlngs Grain and Grass Scythes
Waldrons genuine Grass Scylhes
Ames' and Rowland's Spades and Shovels
Harper's hay and manure Forks
Cut and wrought Nails
Castings; Horse Shoes and Nails
Tin Plates; Speer and Zinc
Braziers' and sheathng Copper
Russia, English and American Sheet Iron
Black and Timed iron and copper Risels
Bright and annealed Iron; brass and copper
Wire
Nayor & Co.'s S,ee-casr, shear and blister
Anr;l 0n-if
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StraftO2,,s Office

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR EEN tn
Let allthe world say what theycan,
For selling prizes STRlTros's the man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandra Lottery Class 10, May Isl .
TeSe. Nos. Il a. II, a prize Of san, sold and
paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery Extra, No b, May lst:
80 ca &c IS 10 - s. - 81 AZ II.
Ticket Nos. II rs 81 Two more Capitals sold and
Ticket Nos. II 2o paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, Extra, 3, April 30:
CT 6 25 26 SIS II 81 30 "A 81 III 81 62 3.
Tickets, Nos II CT n, and Nos. 8 So "a Two
more, sold and paid b. STRATrON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, No 10, Way 8:
II Ga 2 Is AZ 81 IS so 60 %
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY MORNING -Leesburs, Extra, No.
9. Capitals: "a .000 900, 500, &c. rs Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets ST. halves 50 cents quarters
25 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Mononeal Lottery, No Is Ca
pitas: $1,000 $500, ,56I, Of 1000, &C.
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SO; halves IS;
quarters 62 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81 Ca
pitfalls: 1000, 1000, 537, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn.
iShStS - hoi'SS w 'SH'ej 1uGltSio ~ SCulS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY, May s h-Alexandria Lottery.
No. 90 Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000 OOo'
3400, $500, 1000, 500, 10 Of l 900, 10 Of 500,
&c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves S.;
quarters SO.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEFOR 18TH MAY.
100000! 10 Of $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. % FOR l947 10
be drawn a, Alexandra, May Is. ls47. Grand
Capitals 100000, 10 OF 10000, 20 OF 5000, 100
OF 1000 1856 OF AGO. aud others OF 800, 600 &c.
amounting To upwards of ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS. rs No. Lotlery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters S. eighlhs so.
A certificate OF package Of 26 Whole Tickets
$3.50; halves, quarters and eishlhs in proportion.
10 BE DRAWN 29TH MAY.
S5O,0OOl $4,000 $4,000!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 81, Tor iS47-to
be drawn at Alexandria, May 29th. l84T 60 No.
Lottery-ll drawn Nos. in each package oil 20
tickets Grand Scheme: $4,000, $4,000, TO-
0O0 50O0 1850, 10 OF 200, 10 OF 600, % OF 300,
100 Of 200, sc. Tickets Sl5; halves So quar-
tiers rs; eiehihs 81. Certificates CT packages
OF 20 wholes Sl30; shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings ssnt whenrc-
oues,sd Please address orders 10
IYROOMS over my Office Tor Rent.
N. STRATTON,
niay3 Richmond. Va
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UNITED STATES, ARSENAL.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. CAROLINA, March 2, l847.
nR. FOWLE-DRAR SIR:-Having used several bot
- Ties of Wslars Basam of Wild Cherry in my fami-
", for the complaints for which II Is recommended,
with decided beneficial effect, cheerfuy advise my
friends and all others who may need medicine Of that
kind, to tryit. G. A. SCHWARZMAN.
N.B.-We do not ask the public 10 rely solely upon
recommendations produced from States far distant,
where the persons be known; but having testi
mony from euery Stats IN the Union refer all who
have any doubts about the efficacy OF this highly popu
have used the article.
na- Beware OF counterfsits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate name, without possessing the vir-
tues Buy none but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed 1.
Butts the wrapper.
SETH w. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAtNOR l. WOOD,
No. 48 Main Street, Richmond,
Nav 1s47 And by Druggists generally
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Elaborers Wanfed

ONE HUNDRED able-bodicd Laborers are
~ wanted 10 assist in cleaning cut The Cana
to commence on Monday morning. the 9Th Of
this month (May.) They will report themselves,
(aboul 2O,) 10 Capt VIM. R. Richardson, at III .
Gauge Dock, in Richmond; the others as may
be most convenient. 10 John Burruss, Maiden's
Adventure; John L. Amoneu, Lock No. IL, op-
posile Gainesville; ard 10 MIR. Keaho, al Lock
81. Liberal wages will be paid. and tools and
food furnished, (except TO those employed in
Richmond, who will board themselves BY the
James River and Kanawha Company
RICHARD RAINS,
Superintendent, Repairs ist Section James River
and Kanawha Canal.
Richmond. May 3-9awc&dll5May.
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Corner II New and Main a., Richmond, Va.
tlirch 5-ds: caaMif
AND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE

OFFER For SALE Tact nf 81 acres If Lan, i,
! called "aaieigh," lying one and half miles West {
Buckingham Eourt-honS-. on which there has been re-
Gently fine brick building. with al necessary out
houses for The accommodation of and crops Of
al kinds. This land IS IN remarkably healthy conn
try and, like the Of this srctinn particularly pro-
dnriivr III wheat and tobacco. The ne.hhoIh"ud IL
very desirable. trns ,hi.aly sc!llei hy an agreeable
anu intelligent lopu Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase ,ai wiil vel! by culing and examining Tor
themselves a. the ract had very reasonable
terms the proprietor being drsrous Of moving South
Letters directed TO Buckingham Court-honse viii be
promptly u.,r ndsd 10. TAOS. f. PERKINS.
Tt, 81
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE, IN Eau.
QUlER COUNTY. For SALE


~ pursuance OF 4 decree o; the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmnni cEcait. pronounced on
the 2i iay Of March! l-47 in The suit Of .'Norrnn
loron," the undrrslans Commissioners, VIII proceed
on ID>DAY, the .;ih dag of May next, n fauqnier
coart. hon---teng Count dayto sell, AZ public auc-
ton Tia; vi!uabi- rea. property, known rs the
EFFINGHAM FOREST ESTATE.
situated in Fau1uicr county nbout miles from War
rrRton tho county seal containing upwards OF ain1
acres The qualify Of the land originally good,
and though somswhat injured hy bad management, Is
vc susceptible Of improvement b. judicIous pro-
per system Of cultivation. As an indIcrment those
who mny not desire 10 buy large tract, 10 become
purchasers the Estate VIII he offered for sale IN sepa
rate lots parcels Of convenrni size. according 10
survey thereof, made hv The Surveyor Of the county
plat of which, III the possession Of the undersigned
will he eshihifed on the Gay nf saa.
TERMS OF SALE-Dnc third Il TIE purchase mo-
ney be paid III cash; third in welve-months and
the re.dnc In eighteen months om The day of saieth-
purchaser or purchasers rlvin. bonds, with approved
security for the credit insalnents and the title The
property 10 be retained until The whole OF the pure
money is paid and conveyance Is directed by tie
Coart. PHILIP HARRISON lc::
ROBERT g. NICnoLAs, COMMISSIONER
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

DUKSUhNT To decree OF The County Court 81
Orange, pronounced al the May term, 1876, In the
suit Of Webb, &c, rs Wrbh's Administrator. &c, the
undersigned will proceed 10 sell, on WEDNESDAY,
the l6h Of June lai', upon lie premises, Al public
auction, ,r highest bidder valuable Tract of Land
belonging 10 the estate of William Z. Webb, deceased
containing 310 acres more or lee. THIS land lies in
The lower pact al Orange N thr vicinity OF the OianGr
Springs, contiguous 10 the lands orc - Newman Jas.
Terrell and others About lUg acres are cleared and
enclosed, the remainder heavily umbeed, aud the soil
generally improbable.
Tn. Terms OF SALE will beOne- fourth cash, the ba
lance In three equal annual ins.alments-the purrba.
giving bonds, with satisfactory security, and deed
oftrus the land, TO the deferred payments.
The i!,ir 10 said land is believed unqu-sonab-; but
sfllop ~ Commissioners, shalt convey such tide
OIL: is vested Ly the decree aforesaid
WI L. MOORE, SR., tc,,,,;..;o.
JAMES NEWMAN, 'o"'"''ss'ohe''
AI.xlIQ L..
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SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT AND
Lii, IL LNE. LlAl-SL IN XNl,lIpIrnE

~ w ELl.tsNh tloGsoFs ~
an MONDAY, The l7ih May next, NJ O'Clock, r.
" NJ. upon the premises, Will he sod at public anc
li0n by the Undersigned, In obedience to decree oil
III. Superior Court OF Chancery 'o the Richmond Cir
cuit In Two suits therein depending, IN one Of which
Andrew Sieedman il plaintiff, and the administrator
md heirs or Iandon Caheil, deceased, and Others
are defendants, and in the other Of which Robert
Saunders ialun and the administrator and heirs a
Landun X. Cabe deceased, and others, are defend
anis all that valuable Lot Federa. Ill., In the town
at Iynchbur., with the Dwelling House and other
buiidin.s thereon and the appurtenances beonengto
The estate Of London r. Cabr deceased, now anu sr
some years past occupied by Samuel Garland Esq A.
tenant.
TEIMs:-One-fourrh part Of the purchase money 10
be paid either IN cash he time of the sale, or iIiy
days thereafter secured by boe or notes well endors
ed negotiable ard payable at Bank, Including interest
from the day OF ssle the rest Of the purchase money To
he pan in three EQUAL nsalmen,s The first pay able on
The III ri January, thousand eight hundred aud
forty eiet the se.ond the LIST July, lS4s; and the third
the j.. January 1919 The purchaser To give his bonds
f The sail three deferred instalmen's TO the under
signed as commissioner and the title 10 he r.taiheh
until thc whole purchase mrney Is paid. Possession
% be delivered the 1T January 1885, unless be
cer,sned before the sale, and proclaimed al The sale
at the present tenant willing TO surrender the pos
sooner, and In that possession 10 be de.
liyered At such earlier period.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Cont.
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MagSUAL'S OFFICE,
EicnMoSp, March 30, 1877 !
BY TIE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
GEORGE II. FLANDERS, master OF the Brig Kew
VI inp whereof John y. Gushing IL owner, as well
for himself as for the said Gushing, the owner Of tie
said Brig and also Tor the thereof, having filed
libel ar complaint In tie District rniFi Of The United
States for the Eastern District Il virginia, against The
goods wares and merchandise found board t;r brig
ST. SIMON floating h- L,ei gems, siatca Ia b. dere-
et public notice is hereby that IT, Judge OF the
said nsrcl Courl hath ordered aid dire crd thata
rant Of arrest orhe goods wares and merchandise
toned In the said libel Complaint, lali "f which II the
time o such libel or complaint were on board the said
Brig Kryng, under matches, lying III James Riyor,)
should issue rrturnahle on The first day of tie
nf the said District Court, nj Ricnoid which day Is
vel lur thr hearing az The SAID cause.
EDMUND CHRIS rlaN, Marshal U. = f. ID. v.
1~y- ynrE - The q ,ods, Wares aud Merchandise
aboyc mentioned were arrested ~ by vIue Of
said warrant. nn The 22ud day az March, 1917.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal u. :. F.. y. v
ala. ,fu