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Il RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED J!
1ryr, orr I.D - oy'l.T
str Hebrew Plaster.
j D'S,

T. REMEDY for all nIed pains in the
n Side, Chs,t. Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rheu-
matisu in all its varied forms, NersoGs Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affection, Fee
male Weaknesses, etc, etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has no Eau.L. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired, mol only IN the old, but IN The
new worId-tfr extraordinary cures Il has reformed
in the most extreme cases OF suffering, have acquired
fort such a reputation, that The proprietor ms not--iiB
iii recrntly-brrn able 10 supply hall lbr hrmand.
The sales throl .hout every city. town anh villagelh
The United states are without 4 parallel.
circumstance not surprising, when The vast amount
OF human suffering relieved by IL Use y considered.
I'm Sninal Defects The benefit usually is al IN. most de-
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out OF twenty readily yield I" the penetrating stl-
muIa combined IN this valuable T paration.
In Rheumatism .eitheracnte or chronic, the claims oi
the Hebrew Plaster have long since heen universally
acknowledged Those who are Iaborlne under weak
hacks, no matter from what CAUSE the weakness may
nave oririuated-evrn ifsuch persons nave been mis-
puIded N previous applicatiOns-.n the use of The He
hrrw Plaster they Will ind the affected par! Suddenly
re storrd To lis original soundness.
As a supporter IN cases OF constitutional "rasT-s-it
will be found Of great advantage. II ~ PARTICULARLY re-
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, '.mhiacrs
all The virtues which the most scientific 10 vase ca
nahlr oil compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and VIII be found entirely nee from
those objections which are a source Of complaint with
thr numerous spread .piasters now before the public.
az These piasiers possess the advantage . = being
put up in air tight boIes-hencr they retain thririui
virtues IN aIi climates.
TATIONS.
None genuine without The engraving OF Jen Ddrid on
the wrapurr around each box. Price 50 cents per boz
Each box contains sufficient TO spread si1 or eigh' pas
tiers. ou .r.n
No. l3. Charters Street, New Orleans. General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GaYNUR WOOD, Richmond
TBOS. n. RDSSEk. Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
W * G. II. TIMBERLAKE Charlottesville
Nav o1-dlycw
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRi-
VnTE SALE

j. s Agent for Jusnph f. Montgomery, with full nutho.
iity IL self, | hereby otter. privately, his valuable
Lands, situated on Rockfsh river, III Nelson c"ihtv.
Tins property has been IN market Tor the 'i>t is,
years, as is known To many. and this cIrc0m stance
may iadlcr some 10 sippos", either That TIE land = ~"
desirable, or Tia, II has been held at zoo higi a piicr.-
Neither of these suggestions. however, II correct
ThIs Estate Is, IN tram, | hesitate not 10 assert, one o.
The most valuable 81 IT. size IN The stale, whether tnl
planting, farming or -rizIna purposes; and although :
far pnc- has heretofore been insisted on. a great bar
gain may now be had. the owner being determined u
srii, ut whatever prlcr his property Will command, " h-r
fairly presented 10 purchasers.
The entire tract contains about $50 acres, 2n aCrrs
being bottom land of THE highest prOductivrnrss, am
who,;y free from overflow.
The highland, generally, j. Of eScrlieu. quality, and
lies fay0rahly tor Liluvifinn- about three hundred ana
fifty ar:rs being already cleared. ihr wood aud Il a
well tlnbrrcd as any land ~ Virginia, there BEN. up"h
IL an abundance OF white oak. Spanish oak, p"'Iif'
hickory, chrsnnt, locust and walnut Ih- Wh"ie -
tale u unusually well Watrfrd, ahd iHe -
maTkably healthy.
This p,operty hes within twenty Two miles uf How
ard-viIlr. on ,ir james River canal, 70 which place an
excellent road l. nearly Completed, ana Il- distance ron
the contemplated route 81 thr Louisa hai'r"aI, al lh-
eastern base Of tlr Rae Ridge, is only about - ni-s.
The Mace Will be- sold III one tIlci. or II VIII he dlvi
died into two or three tracts, a may Lr preferred b!
purchasers, each WIN sufficient improvements, aaG
atl 4 dur amount cfoirarrd and wood and, and a good
sIpply al water. The man dwelling. situated prrlt,
centrally on III" estate, ~ an Fl client biick building.
handsomely situated, with necessary nni-hni-rs.
a iouftp Of the purchase money VII br required ~
hand, and the balance IN three equal aunla; ln>tai.
ments, without interest.
Possession wlll hr gwen nj ang tin:r, though farming
operations viii he carried on nnlil II sale h- 'il,oirh.
sly address is Greenfield, Nelson connty, virginia.,
near which place rrslJe.
would respectfully invite ali who may he disposed
To buy Ia gre me an early call, my purpose being 10
Jan M-ctf JAMES NJ HARRIS.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
Attorney for Robert T. Sumervll.
Henderson. Granville Co, N. C., March b-ctf
SHOCKOE HILL
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
William j. swords,
No. 225 BROAD STREET,

w 49,
Sign OF The Dry Goods BIZ.
THE subscriber has recently received several
lois OF desirable Goods, suitable for the sea-
son, which he will sell cheap Tor cash-among
which will be found
Ligh, Kid Gloves, for ladies', a, Is. per pair
Dark 10. Tor gentlemen, 62t do.
Fancy colored thread Gloves, I2t do.
Do. Silk Neck-iies, l2t each
Worked Collars, 81 10 l2a and finer
Table Covers, Is.
Bonnet Ribbons, Ct 10 l2i cents
Damask Tabe Cloths, d. I'D. 10 IS.
New Spring Galicoes, &C., very cheap.
ANY Fall or Winter Goods remaining on hand
al this time will be sold below former prices
Members of The Legislature and the public gene
rally are respectfully Invited 10 call Tor any ar
ticle they may want in the Dry Goods line al The
chea p cash Dry Goods Store.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad Street,
Sign OF The Dry Goods Box.
N. B. New Spring Goods receiving and Tor
sale cheap. Malcn II
nHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal pa
i lronage ne has received since ne has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices TO his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself to give his best at
len,ion 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. I-dlm&c2m
TNHE annual meeting OF the Society OF Alumni
l. OF the Medical Department of Hampden
Sydney College, will be held on Saturday I'm
March a, IL o'clock, A. M, in The college build
ing.
The address will be delivered by DR.. L. b.
Anderson. March l-3lawil7M
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a.UEaS's OFFICE,

l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T,HE following Gland Lotteries, To he drawn during
L The present month, hold out strong Inducements 10
adventures. Examine below, and, Tor prize Tickets.
address &. u. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 8 % -, a prIze If 81 go, was
sold recently by LUCK, aud since paid.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH!
10000 DOLLARS! 20 II 5000 DOLLARSl
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1919,
to he drawn 1t Baltimore, Maryland, IN "Wednesday,
March 2lsl. ~ Nos, Is drawn Scheme: S4n, On,
20 OF 5000, 20 of ,OUO, % Of 500, 20 Of 4OU, sc. Tick
cts sl2-shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. II. for 1919, 10
be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, March
oath. rs Nos, Is drawn. Grand scheme: S|3, U00,
d, 400, II ,0OU, 5,495. ~ Of l,25G, 2c. Tickets $40;
halves ); quarters 40.
$4,000! S25 900! $4,000! Is Of $4,000!
Lowest 3 No. prize 81, 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ia. Is, IL bs drawn
on Saturday, March 3l-t, lsig, al Baltimore. Is Nos !,
10 drawn. Grand Capitals: s5n,GDO %. Duo, Il 500,
7,5Du, ), 7s6. Is OF 4 900, 2UD OF i,DO1. being the lowest
three number prize. Tickets Sl5-shares IN prupnftinn.
IN addition 10 the above Grand Schemes. thrre are
smaller Lotteries drawing daliy-pficrs nf Tickets
ranging from 81 30 Ss-ordris for tickets IN which will
be promptly attended TO.
oJ IN purchasing by The package, deduct The price
of three tickets.
ar Orders promptly aud confdrntlal.y attended Ia
Drawings forwarded 10 all who osderli Postage need
not he paid on orders addressed 10 {. u. LuGK
March3 Richmond, Va.
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a d a es I'd.
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NV YokK, February 2G,.i, l. 10
WILLIAM TAYLOR takes his me-
W ,hod Of informing his friends III Virginia, who
- generously sustained hun during the last Summer
aud Fail ~ Rafhhun's lln:rl, that he has LEFT that
House. and i n"w engaged n the AMERICAN lIO.
TEL, corner III Broadway aud Barclay streets, and
opposite The Park, where he snlicits 4 continuance of
lheir ta.orS. March l-dlUt xc2m
,BOARDlHG SCHOOL. IN POWHArAN.
rDL. HOPKINS aud myself having sncrerdrd IN EN-
~ pluying AN experienced aud approved Classical
Teacher for thc present year, ] viii take a few board.
es NJ $50, which, WIN tmtinn. VIII not exceed Sion
per scholastic year MJ ~r,>Iirncr Il about two miles
from Pnwiialan Court. house, and near The stage road
from l.ynciburg L. Richmnnd. Location healthy,
ne ighborhcud Agreeable and moral.
March a-C3t HILARY HARRIS.
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR
Vn RI 20 A DIE

YOUNG LADIES
AT KALORAMA, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..
MT RS. SHEPFEY having been obliged by clrcum-
Nl stances 10 engage in The task of education, takes
this method of calling attention TO the School under
her care.
within the last three or -four years, given place To a ia.
m,lv selooi-the number limited To ipeire-ali OF whom
are required TO be boarders. BY This change, Mrs. :.
feels herself much be:ter enabled TO do her duty TO those
committed &c her care, the small number OF pupils adj
mitted into the school rendering 1t comparatively easy
for her 10 exercise a parental supervision over them.
The cultivation of habits of %neatness, order and pune
,ualllv, The development and regulation of the inieiiec-
tual powers, and, above all, the careful training of the
moral part, are what Mrs. Shetfey understands by the
word education. Nor doris she affect TO despise those
adornmrnls OF the gentler sex which come un!er the
head of ..manners aud accompllshments;''-she can
not think grace Of manner drttacts aught from benevo'
lsnce of feeling, or the ability 10 give pleasure renders
the desire 10 do so al all the less laudahle.
As regards the course Of study adopted by her, Mrs.
g. would merely say, she has found from experience
that the time allotted In this country to The education of
young ladies ia TOO short 10 admit of their making any
real attainment in "ne Lcksis circle Of the setsneG."-
She prefers, therefore, that her pupils, as a general
thing, should undertake a few branches at a time, &C
ouire an accurate knowledge and clear understanding
OF them, and proceed gradually TO such other branches
as their stay at school VIII admit.
Mrs. Shelley hopes, in conclusion, that all confidlng
children 10 her care will find her little establishment
what she endeavors To make ia refined End happy
home, a school for mental Improvement, and a nursery
Of piety.
The next session will mmence on Tuesday, the
FIRST day Of May, and end the last day of September.
TERMS, per session Of five months-half payable in
advance
Board and tuition in English, SIS
French, : 10
Music on the Piano, with singing and use of inssru-
meni, 20
Music on the Guitar, and Latin, nj the charges of the
Professor.
REFERENCES-Rev J D Tyler, Hon l. P Thomp.
son, Erasmus Stribblins, Esq, BENZ Crawford, Esq, Jas
A Cochran, Esq, DR. F T. %Stribling, and Hon A II n Stu
=. c.-.-s.-. H.. 70 = ,lA,.tn n ID D,IL... H..
and K II Gallaher, Richmond; Hon K X Meade, Peters.
ksrg; Hon J S Lomax, fredericksburg Andrew Hunter,
ESQ, CASriestopn, JeSerson county; Gen 8 H Lewis and
Hon Daniel Smith, Rockingham county.
March l6-c2aw4w
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want oi a good article L. give me a call.
would particularly invite the attention Of the
Farming community 10 my S~iaple-To0th, Springfield
THRESll.NG MACHINES, which have been 50 gene
rally known for many years past that comment on them
IS unnecessary; also, HORSE PuWEltS 10 accompany
them, either Gerred or Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 50 10 S27. WHEAT FANS
of various sizes. IRA CUTTERS, especially one
ut sl0, for The manufacturing aud selling Of winch, IN
Virginia, am equally Interested as the Patenier.-
P~LATEStNG MILLS furnished To order. made ri good
materials and in the hrst manner. TiiREsilERS re
paired with new srtts of Teeth, and, If necessary, with
ertlre new Cylinders and Beds. 20 AZ 10 hc made n
good a. new.
Persons ordering Machines .f mc by letter will be N
well supplied and runctualiy attended 10 as II tiry
were To order in person. JABEI X PARKER.
Feb 0-cwtf
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TRUST SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
I~pIaE

Y virtue IT a Lerd u tIist exceeded 10 Tie suhscIi-
- her by James Sl4sr ann Iuha r. !zsr. bearing date
III" it.' DAY u February, lci-, and recorded IN
the mo- q! the tnuIt - :ia-tina. Ia. The oty 81 kich-
ninni tfr cth 10y ~ ApIl. i>io, TIE subscriber VIII, on
fHiD J ne 10 DAY oi tnr present month";, hiIay
at i:ir Roar ~ ! O'clock. 7. VI Urun tl. premises,
proceed T. sell I crriia Lot Il .su'ui, ttset'Bed in
The S"ii deco a hei'la >itua.r I'd H. is' my 81 Richmond,
hl'h y LILY IN" IN stirtt-, commencing II the IN
and ;Lru"r runminr eomn K "i,.. IN" nn. ia l'n :, y ' rst.
tncGce running Al si-it angles nan X -irr-t one hun
atea ire'-tiirner ..nn'ns I,raa.tl WIN : s''rrt one
. ~, , ! y i, M nrn,n"'n" onr tnn :, sa,r :
hui wn.ah said lol III ground colta.ns, ty aclnol mra-
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FORTUNES Il,
FOR THIS WEEK

FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated, As. IS Nos.
p drawn. Capitals: 5000 10, 900, 5000, $500,
20 Of 1000, &c. Tickets s..
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass II. ~
Nos, ID drawn. Capitals: | OF S37377. I5,OOo,
1900, $500, 25 of 1000, &c. Tickets slO-shares
in proportion.
III Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in The above Lotteries, or in all Loile-
ries advertised By Messrs. ID. Paine L Co aliend-
ed 10 with promplness, ana drawings forwarded
to all who wish ii. X. CHALh.
March IL
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v KEEN, CHILES & CO,
aa'ch lO-d&ciApl LATE "KEeN g. CO."
10 Country Merchants.

NJ y Il. n. GARDNER, late OF Richmond,
Virginia, would respectfully o TO
" trends and acquainlances, that he has
rna!ea himself in the Hat, Cap and Fur bust.
/. snh the house of Messrs. WILLIAM H.
E's q CO., 1873 Chesnut street, Philadel-
aaa Is now prepared 10 furnish to city and
merchants, a general assortment Of Bea-
E"g Moleskin Hats, of the manufacture of
.. Beebe & Co., New York. Country
usats are assured that all orders entr usled 10
s,"o hlied with dispatch, and on The same
saslhose ordered from The New York estab-
March l0-d&clOt
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WIN. PALMER.E
THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
vi Machine M a "a aCtOry

IL sill carried on in all It's
branches al tie OLD ESTABLISHED
STAND. corner Of Main aud 18Th
sta, first do0r below The Union
Hotel. where would be pleased
To see the former patrons Of THE
establishment, and all others ~
want of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEM ENTS A shall al.
ways keep 4 supply Of The best
Machines that can be produced,
aud warranted in all cases 10
give satisfaction, it viii there
lore he IL the interest Of those in
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Rroad RocE. Spring Races

WILL commence on The first TUESDhi III h's'
w and continue three days.
FIRST DAY-A sw-.pstakr for three year ola c";,s
and fllies, untrled. Sl00 entrance-s2a io'iehi ""'
heats; to name and close the 25th March.
SECOND DAY tWednrsdayl-Joeksy Cihn. Nv"
mile heats
THfRD DAY tThursday)- Jockey Clno fnrse.-
Three mile heats.
For entrance 10 the abovcsstakes, address proprietor
Of Broad Rock Course. The amount Of fnrsrs maar
pnown in due t,me. john ALLC0CK.
p. S.-The Proprietor will keep a Trainiue Stable al
the Course, and, from hs experience ana PERSONA ~
teniion thereto, gentlemen who entrust ihrir ho,srs
aood condi,ion' Jan lI-cwsw
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TO FARMERS.

HERDS. Timothy, Orchard, MiIlet, Kentucky Blue
II and Highland Meadow Oat Gfiss Seed.
LuceInr. White Field Carrot, French Sugar Beet,
Mangle Wurtzel Beet, Buckwhrat, Rye, Peas, Beans,
and a iull assortment OF Fresh and genuine Garden
Seed.
Harrows. CuItivators, Corn Shelters, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutters; Plou.hs, with wrought or cast shares, Of
almost every description now IN use
Hoes, spades, Slovrls, Manure Forks, Pruning
Shears, Rakes, and other Tools necessary 10 the Farm
and Garden. For sale by
March l3-c4t WM. PALMER.
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Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS ana others m
II want, we most respectfully call attention 10
large stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
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Agricultural Machines, sc,

THE subscriber manufactures, and has for sale, al his
i Ware RuGms, No. Ids, Nam street, Richmond
HORSE PONERS-a new invention, and highly
approved
D~RUMS-Staple Tooth aud other patterns
CORN SllELIERS-a variety of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and . MISUNDERSTANDING, a superior
Machine
FAN MILLS-Grant's Patent, Watkins do, and
Brooks improved
PLOEGHS-Sidr Hill, Sub Soil and others
HARRuWS, L~CLTIVATORS. GRAIN CRADLES,
etc. Also, Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above viii be furnished al low prices, and war.
ranted. III BALDWIN.
Feb 2-c3m
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE Subscribers ta,- .his aeihnd of informing their
l friends and the public centrally that they have
just started Il good lwn horse Hack from this place
New Canton 10 Buckingham court house. Their
Hack viii run III connection with the Canal Packet
Boats, regularly, and ali persons either coming up "r
gong down upon said boats may be certain Of getting a
conveyance, either 10 The Courthouse OF 10 any inter
mrdiatr point IN the road.
JAS. :. WREN & co.
New Canton. BuckIr.ham CO.. Feb 5T-c6l'
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j. G.. CRANE & SON,

NO. ~, 10TH SThEET,
lave received, by recent arrivals, their usual sup.
IL ply Of Spring Goods, and offer for sale
1000 sides Sole Leather. Of various qualities
so dozen wax calfSkins, French and American
1000 lbs. fine and coarse Shoe Thread
skirting, Harness and Bride Leather
Rag Hides, Curtain Leather, Patent Leather
Hog Skins, Seal Skins and Deer's Hair
Spring Axles, Spanish and Slaughter Hides
Veal Skins, Tanners Oil, Tanners aad Curriers'
Tools-einbracingt the usual Goods for Coach Makers,
lists. March iG-c6lif
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Daniel N. LOndon

W. Ems lor sale a new and tasty assortment
k,sa SKIING GOODS, which are now ar
ano will be opened and ready Tor sale in
seys, 10 which be invites the attention OF
t,.s VINO may visit The market.
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No lice.

THE firm of MYERS 4 RANDOLPH was dissolved
i On thr 2sth February, by mutual rnnsent.
ID. T.. Randolph ~ authorised Ia settle the an ,irs Of
the late firm. MOSES MYERS.
u. &.
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a Justice of the Peace "a

To WIT: I, --,a Justice ol tae feace Tor
n. county aforesaid, do hereby certify ihat--,
whose nane il above subscribed as an attesiihs VII
ness. personally appeared before me, IN my county
aforesaid, and made oath that the above named =
o.ov. I.,1rr of attorney, acknowledged the same, in the
nresence ofthe said witness, as their act and deed.
witness my hand AMI seal, this day OF -,
eighteen hundred and -.
March 2-wt9shMay -, tsRAL.l
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SALE OF LAND, LYING IN LOUDOUN
COUNTY. UNDkk DEED OF IRuSI.

CooS q VIE DEED of hGSi.
PURSUANT 10 The provisions al 4 deri of trust, ia.
ted the 3Vlh day nf June, lsii, and dnly recorded
in the Ii-rk's Office of lond,un County court, rIrctI
ted by William u. chilI-ndrn 10 tl- undersigned. tor
the purpose 81 >rrnFing The debt herein hrH.nnrd, due
IL William Srlirn. We shall, on MONDAY. The nh day
81 ApiiI, lsl9, n III o'clock, proceed L. sri, IN front ~
thr Court boise, III the town 0l Lrc>hufa, II public
auction, 2l3l ac'-, ot land, more Or lr>s. sing in Lon.
dnnn county, Va. bounded IN the NtSf by Broad Run,
adjoining The lands ~ C0,. John nCLary IN Tie North.
ol thr heirs If i.andon Carter ul the Last, aud ii Mr.
Brrjlnin Bridges IN the south. Thr turnpike roads
leading from ~leeshnrg 10 Washington and 10 h!raan-
dra handsomely divide Il. Asu extends within twu
miles o. The Potomac aver. II may, hy means .! nrigh
hnTliig roads. tie easily connected with canyrnirnt Lana
ine- Tor canal boats rnirfiug and lrasine HE ihe>l-
p-.k- and ono canal tirur.l' ~. fr+"rr from srnrCi
Falls Dam. !; ~ir>Iablr, iHr ifac; VII hc Iiyldrd Intu
convenient sized farms ittD- ,airrs shall tr -uci
IL The time appointed above n 10 piryrHt The AZ hrin.
made On tini liy, then ihr ale a. sild land Will hr
continued from div IA iIy. SUNDAY rt,rltrf,l al the
same iinnr unlil such sair shall lie effected. We lr.
iirrr The rIir I" llr properly 10 hr roet, Lur rs we seiI
a. f,istrtS, Nr .,Iali only rpH2rl .uSii 'l'r IL Is vested
IN n by the iced q: lrist ainIe-aId, under which The
sale y III hr made
TEl;MS-DHr fourth u The purchase moi ry viii be
required III cash, ana The balance ~ three ,quIi install
mrrt-, bearing interest ;um The tay u .air. ayahlo
semi Annually AM a. To which insi,lmrnlS q credit al
urr. iwn aud llr"r years, viii br .Ivrn. he purchaser
executing \ deed IL rn>i On The rtop.riy SOLD, 10 s--
cure the payment ni ,tr samr, wlIh the acrIuIng iuleT-
Est Thereon
In The event IL failure - comply wrl, The terms If
sale, ii- property will he ic sold nj the risk and x
prnse OF the tEt purchaser.
lnFrIN y. El.LE1TJ
W. GDDblN, Trustees.
WI. u. MUTT,
Mnrrh lE-ridS
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JAMES GARLAND ASD WI. N. CABELL
HAVE united IN The practice Of Law, and will rrgu.
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior aud County
Courts III Amherst ApponattoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburs.
Address-LynChhnrg. virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
nracticr in the Cont nf Appeals. Oct ai-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
william "a. E'uitoll,

49, 11ioy
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
ANDCoMMlSsiONER or DEEDS fr Alabama, Con
= heGiicut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia. Illinois, In.
alaha, kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland. Michl-
snn' Mi'siss'1pl Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jer-
nss' view YORK, North Carolina, Cniu, pennsy lyania,
Wisconsin,, &C.
ntiice over Joseph Bonavita, No &c, Main street, op-
Po'iie to Thomas Il. Price X To.
NOTlCE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
,soLDN IEERS, aud others who have received their
discharges from the United states service. ana have
. uold'neu their bounty land, Sc. by t,r,t,Hy Ia lie
Undersigned, enclosing their discharges. and stating
place oil address, can have The necessary paprrs ur--
pared and forwarded, with sucn directions as 10 enable
.heni To procure their bounty land. extra or hack paw.
pensions, mileage, &c and the widows and heirs, bro.
tllers ami sisters, OF those who have died or hern killed
IN battle in Mexico, by writing as ABOVE. giving H.
name of the company and regiment in Us which their re-.
lative enlisted Or sr.vrd, and time Of enlistment YIN
Obtain al necessary papers which are requisite ln pro.
cure whatever mag he due the deceased soldier.
y. Postage must he paid In all cases, when infor.
nation VIII be gwen gratuiioisly, and moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM ~. FULTON.
No. 10, Man street, richmond, Va.
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