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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
HAMPSHIRE LIND
!. Fer SALE.
TEE tract CT LAND

w + will sell to the highest bidder, cx
w s.rrnDAr THE 25rH OF MARCH NEXT
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
WHOOPING COUGH.

FEHIEIS distressing complaint can b. cured
Il by the use Of RENRYS COUGH
SYRUP, medicine prepared from receipt
of an experienced physician Of large practice
avg; high standing in the community Fou,
children in one family we're recently cured
by tie use Of one bottle. A ply i'll
brownsville (pa) writes that lie has founc
this MEDICINE very cfTectual, especially in ca
ses of whoopins cough The price is fly cts
per bottle. For sale by
Dec 50 John G SCHMIrT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
Al rules held in the clerk's Office of the cnun
~ court of Page county, Oh Monday the Sd
day Of January. l848- rubin Harshman.
complainant, against Benjamin + Grayson.
administrator OF Henry Halterman. decd
Henry r Aleshire, and Jonas A'eshre. ex' =,
OF John C Aleshire. decd. delendants--IN
cHAScFRY a
TIME defendant, Henry P Aleshire. not ha
Il wing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
lthe rules of this court. and il appearing b,
sati .fac,ory evidence that he is not an inhsb-
liant Of this State: On the motion Of the COM
plainamt by ms council, fr IS oRrEREp, That
HE do appear here on the FIRST Monday i'll
April next, and enter his appearance and AMI
Iswer the compliments bill. and give securit,
for performing the decree Of the court; and|
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
lin some newspaper published in Woodstock /
|for two months snccessves. end posted ut the
front door Of the court house Of the said cou"
Ky Of Page. \ copy-reste,
Jan - w G LAUCk. &C
4 10Y rfzEKE, Boxs!-It !. al
"A to no purpose y De Washing your marc
money by paying fifty cents for TO- graft, /
vour eternal corn crackers, when by just call +
ing in nj No. $ Chespsiie. you can get real
,;ut OBJ Chewing Tobacco for the small sum Of
= pound. Think Of this, boys,
and call in. WALTON 4 CO.
July ..
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IN acknowledgements AL Rules held III The
1 Clerks Office nf the Superior Court 81 Law ana
Chnncery nr ihr comfy Of Halifax, IN the month Of DC
toher, Isis:
Hyram Hudson, lIyram u Crank. Joseph " Crank,
and MARY T. Crank, which said Iiyram II, Joseph "
and Mary l. ARE infants, aud SUI by Their next friend
lvuliam Crank Plaintiffs:
against
Charles Baliow and William L Baow, Executors
nc Jesse Ballow deceased; William i iIilnw, Jan.
Rocker. VIM Montgomery Baliow, Elizabeth K Ballow,
YIN n Ballow Henry Balow. John Ballow, Edwin
EaIIow James Elow, George Eallnw, Augustus i
WALTON and Mary his wife, Louisa Go'quit, James u
Goodman Zlc. T. Goodman. Charles Goodman, !. tile
ian n t;oodman Thomas Il Goodman aud Elizabeth his
wife John Gutlrey aud Martha his wife, Samuel Bag
well and Willianna his wife, William Wright and
Ian, his Wife who Jane Coleman. Sarah Cole
man Charles Coleman, Hannah Alderson Henry AZ
derson Sterling Anderson, Charles Isaow. J"hn bal
Inv VIM r. BaIow Jr, Vim Baliow, Catharine Ballow,
Eli,,beth BaIlow, Danna Ballow, Thomas Hudson,
Sanry Hudson, THOMAS W Dowdy and Mary 7 hit
w,fr. r J. Jones md Eizabrtl his wife, iiezekiah
Ford and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wallace aud Ann
his wife, . -, 49,, n,
The delr ndants James Baliow, George ilailnw Lou
ia C,lnuit James u GooHlan Llttetnn u Gnohihah,
sarah Coleman Charles Inrmin Henry Anderson, anu
Charles Raow not having entered their appearance,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence thit thsy ae
M, inhabitants uf this Commonwealth, ls oiuftt"'
That The said last named defendants q" apta, he,e "
me first Monday in Jann1ry next and answer .he ai
rT.' hill and that copy u this order De 'ih"tn ~
serted in th- Richmond Enquirer Tor Two months s,.
ces,iyely and posted II the front door :" Tue court
house m.t s ., 'n,s Scum WV HOLT, ok.
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NEW NOTES UPON
SVSSss L. HihSE sias'a E'sl2NOS.
READ! READ


iTNHE New York Commercial Advertiser Of the I'd
October III describing the furniture in The new
"Ininn Place Hotel, thus speaks
1--WE are told that TIRE builder al the house. Cortland
Palmer ESQ., has aimed Ia have the he's. furnished lo
tel New York. That would demand great skill and
taste, as others have conceived, and, Tar possible
carried out the same purpose. But may safely say
ihni The Union Place Hotel has of the most elegant
is one Of Wonrst-r's. Technically, il il "fn!shcd
thtonghont"iha is, the back well rs the front and
rnd- are inislrh and with equal elegance and care
The tone Is perfectly pure deep and soft the tone
can he Compass aud sweetness most happily COM
binrd and justly rIcrS the admiration alike or anna
irlIs and prufessrd artists. Ia IL construction Mr.
Worcester has evidently sought 10 excel HIMSELF
and has designed that this Piano should sssak OF his
great skill Ia all visitors AT the hotel -
From the New York Evening Mirror Of The ith DC
lobrr:
"WORCESTER'S PIAN0S.-We were admidng
few days since, very magnificent looking Piano
FORTE IN HE elegant drawing room Of the Union Place
Hotel wlIrn upon an examination Of its interior,
pleased la find that IL from IN, mandatory
Of our friend WORCESTER, &c l37, Third Avenue. Mr.
Wheeler, The proprietor of the Hotel Informed that
in The last ten years, h- had bought naEy dozen
Piano Forrs cf Mr. Worcester fur Inns elf and friends
and thai all had given the pcrfc, satlsfnctinn-
WE have often said aud take pleasure in repeating
the truth, that Mr.. Wnrcearr's Instruments made
upon honor, aud are equal 10 any IN the world"
We Constantly supplied with fun assortment &c
establishment, which invite The attention OF pro-
rssors, and the public. our prices and terms
will br found accommodating.
Dct IA URISKER 4: MORRIS
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Medical department
OF NpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE
PDEN SIDNLI

RICHMOND, Vlh1i"ih'
rs,HE eleventh annual course oil Lecture, IN n r,' ~,
siitulion will commence on M"h"'Y' 'he -' '"'
Of October.
Professor Cullen being unable, from the STATE 2" ms
health, To resume the duties Z" h's .''alr ~, ~. -
sent, Ur Meredith Giy,u-r lite Professor oi nc nS
and Practice q. Medicine IN IN fahh,il . r,,t,
lesr, of Philadelphia, has brrh '.'''u ~ ~ 49, 49,
It. lecture In his place the ensuing s.-s ''' "' ~ "
cepted the invitation. .,., IN,
The following will, therefore, ne Tue arrangement -
the Course Of Lectures: p.,.,ic.
MEREnTrH CLYMER. NJ. d., Theory and Practice
Of Medicine. n;,.,,.,
Il. l. BoHANNAN, ~. D., Obstetrics ind Diseases
Of Women and Children ,,,;.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d., Matena hea'cn
and Therapeutics. ,,. - ph,,-
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ y, Surgery and
CARTER r. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Phy-
solngy. ,>..,..,o, -,
Anatomy. an -.,, :;
ven IN the College lnfrmay ana h,enIona AIMS s
and the most ample facilities VIII be afforded LOT Wv
study OF Practical Anatomy e.. p..o,sso,s, fscs
CIIARG Decentralization ticket, s.; Professors e,
sI05; Practical Anatomy, Zone course required CT '
candidate for graduation STU a
Board, including fuel, lights ana servant az"
ance NAV he obtained at from 81 50 TO 8 per week
'"''' '"a' &c oo'A 8. MAUPIS, NJ. d.,
o., 10 Dean ofthe Faculty
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LOTTERIES.
StratI0sa's spfssce,
no. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICI-
~ MOND. VIRGINIA

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Let 1.-THE world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia, No Sc October 3:
80 II 8 so 46 % 3 y ! so As "A 60 ?.
Hail. Nos . S IS, prize OF Sl2o,
Ticket, Nos. so 10, do. l21,
Ticket, Nos. 80 70, do. 300,
three more, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lceshurg, No. 50, Oct. ii h:
10 % Cd 10 81 33 S IS 80 26 "a Is ).
Whole, Nos 4 "a 81, Prize Of 500; 526 a.
prize of $500, both sold and paid nv
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, No. 30, Oct. 10:
ii So 4 SO 10 62 II Is d 46 SO it.
Tickets Nos. II Al G6 a prz. OF $500 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
81 3 60 9 IA 10 81 &c So Us 30 50 69.
Tickle, Nos. 8 81 81, prize OF $500 sold and
paid by SfRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass So:
"a 10 IS IS 81 20 60 20 40 43 81 % 81 II 46.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEX
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 81. Capitas:-s2O 900,
5000, 1900, $40, OF 900, &c IS Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 81; halves .; quarters /.
4,25O DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. lG6. Capitals =
halves So cts.; quarters % cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass No. 81, FOR leis,to
drawn on Saturday, the 2sI October. III Nos, 10
drawn. Scheme: $40 900, 1000, 10000 5000 20 Of
1000, % Of 800, 90 of 400 &c Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters2 50.
Grand and magnificent Scheme 10 be drawn al Alex.
andria October 2sth, leaS. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of SluOOU0 l prize of Sl0,0oD
10000 . prizes of 5,0l6
$4,000 5 1883
2O,00D 100 " 900
$4,000 l73 lowest 3 Nos.) of 500
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters s.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all The Lotteries will be promptly at
tended H. aud drawings sent when requested. Please
addrrss ordrrsto n. S1'KATTOE,
OctlG Richmond Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
isy W. Geddi.c, AuciiGueer.

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE COAL
LAND ~ TEE COUNTY OF Hen
RICO.
Rl vntne Of deed trust executed 10 iho snbscri-
- brrS ~ Daniel Perkins aud Maiy inn lis wife,
bearing date an the aJi necrmheI lei2 duy recorded
The County Gnuu o; ilrnfIco, ~e SIM "a Keen, aa
Of The sand lrast. tanGh and with The consent nf al the
parties Interested proceed To sell upoa the premises
The terms hereinafter stated, on FRIDAY tie IGtI
day oil November lr3, l2nciock, ", If iair ii MOI,
hr heat fair day Real Estate conveyed Is The sald
deed aud described therein certain Tract parcel
Of laid coniainin. between Two hundred aud three
hundred Of land in th. county ul iienrIco, bound
ed by The lands of Samuel Cottfel Jesse Sncad fem
pie Redd, john CroGc!'s estate, William totIrFifs
estate, Samuel Brown and others, or aud III which
land IL he coal pts cuuImon!. called ani An0"n hy
the name Of the Edge li Coal Piis now occupied by
John B1rr The little said real estate - believed
10 he good, but the Undersigned, acas q Irnslres
will convey only the title with which they are vested
TERMS-So much in cash a shalt bt sufficient TO
pay tie and expenses attending the execution oil
The said trust and the due Ia DR. William Me-
TedIlh, under trust deeds, ESTIMATED al about
81 $780, o which trIs, deeds is made IL Loltin
Elicit Trustee bearing date I'd October, 1885, the 9TH
erls made Thomas Is Bigger, Trustee. hearing date
Isl October l.lD both duly recorded ~ irnrico county
Court, and Tor Tie residue of such proceeds OF sIie
upun liberal terms, Ia be made Known IN Ihr day Of
sale. Recently the above land has been surveyed, aud
the quantity ascestainrd TO be $50 acres.
rErER GilhRhSr. rus,.,.
TIIUS ] PERKINS,
S~y- Sale conducted by
Oct ll-ctds W GbDDlS, Anct.
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MRS. HOcTDR CLARK can accommodate with
~ comfort TX yunns ladies', who my Wish 10 attend
any ~ The Schools u The city, with board.
Her house l. pleasantly sualed On franklin street,
between hh aud sixth, Just lilf square below Rev
~ u. Hogs and Mr stevens SeniiEarics. IL l. also
Very near MIS- kEs-fufd, Mrs Drew, and tile Misses
Forbes.
Parents and guardians are assured that every atiea
tiol VIII lie paid 10 the heath aud comfort Of their
daughters and wards that they coni receive al home
Any number Of testimonials will he given ii required
TERNS-s2G1 or The scholastic yrar-one half in nd
vance. Tie rest Al the rni Of i've months.
,}-dScImt
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Greek Nation srixe ssisacs,

~ u. IOs Eii'J Etil ~ ~ NGG lt-ns"s"f'
IN Prrl'aa.
GRAND SCHEMES FDR OCTOBER.
Virginia Lsesblrg LOTTERY Css M. g. Tor ls4S, %
he drawn M Alexandria on saturday, Oct. 81. GG No.
Ln.tery-IG Drawn Ballots. Grad scheme: 100000,
20 OUU 10 eOu 5000 - 81 500 aO al s10, 20 Of leo,
SC. Tickets SlU; halves 5; quarters 80.
Delaware Lottery, No 81 To drawn October 25;h
IS No I.otery-l2 drawn 3lllo. Capitals 81, On0.
10 OOU 1870 5uuJ Of OuU 7of 500 100 nj 100,
Tickets SlU-shares III pronortin.t
THE MAMMOgH DT'rERY!
100000 DOLLARS ChlrAL PRIZE!
$40 600! $4,000! S2J,000!i00 prizes OF : 900
Virginia state Lottery, for enoHng Lresh,irs AGA
DENY and for other PURPOSES lass a. Tor Isis 10 be
drawn Alexandria, Va on sunday. Octnber 2Sth,
lsiS 7s No I.uttcry-l3 draw ballots.
Grand tapls:
prize of Slnu,OOO prize Of Sl0 Oo0
iUOOO prizes Of 5,0G
- 900 5 2.S53
2O00O 100 . 600
l5Onn l7:llnwes Sos.--of SO
Tickets $40; halves 10; quaers 5; eishths 80.
Orders Tor certificates or rasa.es, single Ticket.
and Shares ans of The above cirGes, addressed 10
the undesS isncd Will rcceiv. - most prompt aen-
ton ana an account IL each aying forwarded a.
soon II y received.
N. u Hurley pass postage 1 all letters 10 aud
from his office.
Ilurlry's ruir j. L. cash all prisn, sight.
Please address ynur nrdrisio WM. HURLEY.
No 10, Man SET, Richmond, Va
All husinessstrcily confdrntr Sept2l
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Tslesraphed for The Baltimore American.

NEW YoRK, Oct 10, b +. NJ.
The Stock marker is firmer and Government
Securities have advanced. Sales to-day Of Frea-
sary roies IS al 1884 and U. 5. is, new loan, at
lOi;alO5. Exchange on London 9d9s per Ct.
premium.
The Flour marke, opened father heavy and
nrices have declined since The steamer. AT The
close 0. Change however, there was better
ceiling Sales during The day of 1000 bb's at So
81 10 5 Al for Gencssee brands; some lots brought
IS 50; Southern brands IS SGT Corn Meal
50 %.
Wheal is in good reqnest-sales of Genesee at
"a. cents, and 1000 bus Virginia red at lt2
ll6 cents. Less doing in Corn, and The market
g, SO firm Sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 6e
.rts tor mixed, and 60 70 for yellow. Oats
10 good request, with sales OF 1000 bushels al
8 cents.
Cotton is dull-sales Of 800 bales at CT. per
h decline since the steamer.
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$4,000 s2n.0OI $4,000!

NOVEL SCHEME mo BLANKS!
All Tickets having none nf he drawn Nos, SIS each.
GraHd Consolidated Letter, Class -. 10 be drawn ~
baltimore, Maryland, on sunday, Oct aist lsi ooo
Lowest , No. prize 81 400 rand Capitals; Sl,,uou,
70 UOo lOuOn, 4.73a ora of 75a, of 500,
Of ,a5D. loo of ,ODO sc. 7Nos, 10 drawn TicSrts
sI5-sharrs in proportion.
ANOTHER SPLENID LOTTERY!
81 800! So 900. GO riz'. Of 81 0O0 each!
Grand Consolidated Loiter. No %, 10 he drawn a
baltimore, Maryland. on Satthny, Oct .st'l, isls. 80
Nos, III drawn. Grand Schelr: S5l,sso .3,nuo W
900, 5000, 500, 60 Of 1000, W Of 500, &C. Ickels
SlD; halves 5; quarters ? 80.
10 In purchasing BY the p;:kase, deduct the pii'e
of Three Tickets.
x- Orders for Tickets in Il, above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, il ddressed TO
j. h. IoWLES, Wall street.
Oct4 Richmond. Va
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l. !, N, bert,s d fiji &c,

On fauriecnM Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
rV,HuMAs LAMBERT respectullyin his friends
i amt 'hu public in general that he has commenced
the business Of Iotsry Broker in the Office ION lath
street under the Exchange flote,l formerly occupied
by II. NJ. ilnyt. aud recently by f.. II. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Mononsalia, Glass 81, Oct. g.
81 25 10 7 81 Al 40 80 81.
Ticket. 8 IL %, another Capital, sold by
LAMBERT.
fawing OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 50, Oct. H.:
Sc 35 IL 25 SO 2 53 80 IL 47 10 u.
Half Tcke; IL las, prize OF $500 returned.
TO-DAY.
PRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. 81. Capitals: 100000, 5000, sc. Is Nos. IA
drawn. Tickets Sd halves ,: quarters |.
sATuRDAY-DolarL Lottery. The sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery Extra, Glass No LOG Si,250 Cari-
tai IS Nus, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents;
quarters Is C.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures Ci S O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
A MAaSiPIcENT ScHEMEi
The Virginia leesburg Lottery, Class No. ii, Ia be
drawn AZ Alexandria Capitals SO6 10000, 900,
5OU0 1902, 20 Of 800, 90 Of $40, &C. &C. O. Nos 10
drawn. Tickets Sl0-sharrs in proportion.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sIH, ls4s.-TliE MAN.
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,ourERCIAL RECORD.
.,uoNp MARKETS. OCT Ie,

.unOND MARKETS. OCT I9.
RinsacCO-No change in prices since our
I'VE ~ quote Jugs a, 81 60 10 so; Leaf So
as .ccordins to quality; strictly hne manu-.
m p, kinds would bring better pr'ce-say
$ ,,~nIIR-s5 l2t a 25 asked. No sales
he last steamer Arrived.
sue wsuEAT-i05 cents Tor bes, red, and ITO C.
i0I nvsTS-3O cents per bu>hel.
c0RN-55 a 57t cents.
Urn NEAL 80 cents per bushel.
HaCoN-Virginia hog round 7 c.; Hams 8
M. Western Sides ST 5lc Shoulders St Sic
VrsllsH-New Herrlngs So. Shad St 80 l.
Family Roe Herrinss IS in barrels and SO SO in
no rIasTTLE-BEEr: 81 IS IS, scale weight
wis: "a a I 90. MurroNs: ST. SO 10 . 81
neIt, as in quality. Hoes: 5 90, nett.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER

MOVED st HEHIE,-NII BLNNkS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IS for 1913 TO
be drawn ut Baltimore, MAYNARD on Saturday, nr..
20 900, 10, 900, 479a. .. 40 or ,75O 81 sou,
4 Of $50, 100 of eco, &C Loves No prize 81 $50.
All tickets with uonr .! the drawn numbers s. each.
Tickets SIS; halves 80: quarters IS.
ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY.
35l $50! S95,0Oo! bl prizes 0! 81 GEO
Grand Consolidated Lottert, Class Ne. u, 10 he
drawn at Baltimore on SATURDAY Oct. .st 1913. 7j
Nos II drawn. Grand Captls: ISL ,s9a 81 600, TO-
OU0 5Uuu $500, % Of loo, 10 Of 500. Tickets
SO. halves s; Irs. = ~
ar Orders promptly aud ca ideniially attended 10
Drawings forwarded 10 ALI who Ndrrit. Postage need
no. be paid on orders addrrssrcD {. b. LUCK.
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LAND FOR SALE LOUISA.

La Nd FOX SALE lN LJUlSH.
7 OFFER for sale my FARM, situated on the South
anna River, in the lower part Of Louisa, known a
OvERTOS. The tract contains about three hundred
and seventy five (375l arrrsahnt hundred acres
in wood. q; the remainder, nrarly half j. river hat, q"
remarkable fertility ilns; of The upland Is IN fine con.
dnn for profitable cultvation and all might soon be
brought to- such j. lis susceptibility 10 mprnvrHtnt
AMI retained in thai condition, by resources derived
from the farm. There exists on the land immense de-
po-e~ oi alinrial. which experience demonstrates 10
h. hut IKE. IL ~ all, inferior 10 mari III Ms effects
The improvements are suited 10 the accommodation OF
small family. together with The usual olt houses
In view of lii. value Of the land-its location, IN re-
gard t. social moral and educational advanages-c0n
liguty Observation-Disclosures, &c, 1t may justly he
regarded as enc Of the most valuable ana desirable
farms OF size IN the county, out Of the Green Spring
region From eighty Ia one hundred bushels oil good
wheat will he seeded this Fall.
deem II unnecessary Ia say more, but invite those
dis posed purchase 10 call On me- aud examine the
land feel assured shall make sale 10 any nne ir.
ally posed 10 bny. WM FOWLER.
Thompsot's q Roads, Louisa, Oct. l3-cwti
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his desirable
i FARM, on the North River, seven miles
South east Of Lexington, and eight from The James
River Canal; generally known as Harris
BOTTOM, and containing 500 ACRES OF
BOTTOM LAND. Any further description is
deemed unnecessary, as those wishing TO puIchase
such a farm will OF course examine for themselves.
MIR. Tinsley who lives on the farm, will show ii 10
all who desire to view ii. The subscribers ad
dress is Lynchburg, Va.
Sept 26-cSt WIN. A. RElD.
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LAND IL KING WILLIAM FOR SALE

LAND IN KING WILLIAM FOR SALE
IN execution of decree Of The County Court nf King
William county rendered On The 18th day Of s-plem-
her In the year le45, IN which James u Lawrence -
nlaintiG aud Roirrick Startling Lawrence aud Others
defendants. l. Commissioner IN sad decree named
,i, urncrcd, on WEDNESDAY, Tie l-ti day oi ocf".
her on the pr-msrs sell IT, Tie highest iddrf
fr Jart al Land OF which rrnry Startling died seized,
wing in III. upper part OF said county o King William
adjoining Tie land of plain John ,.ilnpkin deceased,
.i. iva hundred acres well improved, and III his
siar Of cultivation. and has I, good dwcn. and
necessary out houses.
no TERMS viii be cash sufficient 10 defray cf
s,Ie and decree, and credit ii and two years Oh
me bslance-thc purca giving bond with approved
srrurily and the Commissioner returning the a" hl
The whole ii The purchase money i pali.
srn, og--ctds n TRANT, Commissioner.
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: mold. Va. wal ''ee'' RICH
Ga e3iawn Nos. Leesburg, 60:
Tcke, IA 10 "a IS 56 SO 80 SO So
and paid h ,,'s "a 81 70. prize OF $500, sold
For IT, n. TURPIN.
y 90 POM sso Splendid scheme: $4,000,
NaN 30 , ~ 900, OF 1000, 5 of 500, 90
WI 'oo Tickets only 81. Oct 30
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For SALE,

an WEDNESDAY, the Isl Of November, 1878, u
~ far il not, irSt fair day thereafter, shall Of
fer for sale publicly the premises, Tract nf Lana
called MULBERRY hill, belonging To the Estate oi
Thomas Melton, deceased. This land lies on The To-
iopo,omoy swamp, III the county OF Hanover, about
thirteen miles from The CTS al Richmond, and adjnlns
me lands or Thomas Gardner William g. chiIirnden,
and others The tract Is computed 10 contain Two hun
bred aud fifty acres from twenty-five To iits acres ID
which is Toluputonoy meadow, and capable OF pr"dc
inn large crops of hay Tire high land l. adapted Ia the
growth Of corn wheat and oats Thr improvements
ar.-a comfortable dwelling, harm, corn house, stable,
and other necessary out houses.
TERNS-Cne half cf The purchase money Ill be re-
uuirrd IN cash. balance Ia siS months tran the day
or gale The deferred ym.ni I" bear Interest and 10 be
secured hy bond with approved security. me ttie ~
the land V III hc retained I'LL the whole II the purchase
money hr paid.
The title 10 the land is believed 10 be good but
selling ~ Administrator, shall only convey such nus
a. i vested in me WM I II PdLLaRB,
admir- de bnn- non with the Will xed,
ne, I3-,;d- of Thomas Melton, dec d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20

NV 1oRK, UCI0DtT, Io4o.
Hon. John NJ. Botts-Dear Sir: The undersigned, APP
2'.ealng your nnwearied services for the welfare OF
,sr common country and your fearless devotion to the
omolion Of the principles of the Wing party, as well
n,o enable to evnco our personal respect TO DIS.
aa.uhed and prominent American Statesman, do cor.
tally invite you parake OF dinner at AZ early day
myout convenience will permit. that We may be af-
'i.d the opportunity Of testlying personally TO you
Oureonhdence, esteem and respect.
". have honor TO be, very sincerely and truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
EoMles, E.o.Ery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
rg,HE attention al the patroscf cowles' celebrated
L Prize Office is invited the following brilliant
Schemes Ia he drawn in The lonIh OF October, under
the management If u. PAINE CO., who have dlsri.
buled large prizes in diamond The last year than
all others combined. Of tho, sent, many have brrn
directed this agency, and I'D BY The
prize seller, COWLES.