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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
COCGESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
COOKING RANG +

VNEE subscriber invites The attention OF The
1 public to tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm Of
Coggeshall II Bliss II contains FIVE boilers.
four OF which may be converted into two, by
taking out cross piece, and thus will admit OF
two large boilers at the same time. II also con.
tains an Oven l2nches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Parlor.
Office and Cook Stoves. Tin Ware. &c. &c
3ug. 3. WIN. ii. BLISS.
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TO LET.

AA THE lower part ofthe house con.
'.tItQ tanning 6 rooms, neIt west Of the
MuW Methodist Chapel with garden,
good we'll of water and other oonveniences -
Apply on the premises, TO
MRS ELIZABETH READ
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TO Let,

AA THE upper parrof the house next
W North of the Newpot Bank, in Duke
p0V3-stre,t possession given Immediately. =
enquire of ABRAHAM BAKE or Of w. +.
Y A. BARKER'S Store.
June ~, l54S limos.
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a GREAT hAUL.--A letter addressed to the
Boston Transcript, dated at Hampton Beach,
August l1h, says -
"A party con 'istlng Of Ilac Cary, Warren
Boles, and John Boles, of Boston. G.. r..
Brown aud j. Abbott ,of Concord. y. IT., J..
Wiggln, New Hampshire, r. Leayitt, H.
Langley, and J. Perkins, OF Hampton Beach,
have just returned from an excurslos of sein,ng
sea bass. They were absent from the Hotel
only four hours. and took five hundred sea bass
nj single haul Of the seine, weighing from
seven to sixty pounds each. The whole weight
as near as could BE- calculated BY good judges,
eas five tons. tis the second time that bass
rrIs ever know, BE- taken here, although
NIL ~
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Congress Water.

IN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
l. Springs, this day (June 2j) received and for
sale by K. K. HAZARD. sign OF the mortar
iy |. near the Court House.
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Cosmetics, PcrGumcry &c.

u
7 UBiNS Ede>, RousSel's and Meakim Ex-
IL tracts for the llandkerchefs -
Superior Orris roolh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RousSeiS Shaving CIear IL
French Banaoline
Jules Hauel's Liquid Hair DYE
Choice Tooth Pow derS, various kins
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German aud French COognes
Chlorine aud OrriS Tooth Wash
E.-S9gsse!s Toilet Powder r,
articles for Bcaatiying the Skin and S9ttening
h u p....OE.
Gouraud's Italian Medicatsd SosDy
superior CoId ream Rose LIP Salve
Jules Hauel's Persian Powder
ORIENTAL rabet OF AlabaAar
Railways Chinese Soap, hilS Of Roses Z
Crarys Amoreine Cream
Pertumed Chalk Balls
Pear! Powder, Ii White
Article, for Beautyyng and Preserving tie
Har.
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Camms Spanish Lus
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bear's Oil
Clirehugh Tricopherous hutalo Oil n
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair OIL
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Row lands Genuine Macassar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
AleSaEders Tricobaphe a
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment ofeteeth hair, mai
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
'ourt Plaster, Fancy Soaps, shaving soaps,
Otto Roses, Gold B.ater Leaf, lndelbel Inks,
iunsenis, Cachou AromatiSe, DC. &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
et their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
Tor sale at reasonable prices, by c. G. c.
HAZ ZAhD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street.
March |
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CHRISTOPHER q. PERRY
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR At LAW,
O p FL q E under tho IL. I. Union hank
DIR. p. ArnOld'S BalSam.
A SURE and safe remedy and is warranted
flto cure in less than one hour, in their first
stages and in a short time In any stage Of the
disease, or the money will be refunded, Chole
"a Morbus or real Spasmadic Cholera.
Dysentery and Diarrhea.
Ny Agents will stand ready at all times to
make good their assertions. II is also used
with entire success for
Tooth Ache and Burns.
The pain Of which it SOON relieves, AMI
heals the Burn in a short time without leav-
ing any scar. Price only 25 cents Also. the
Compound Vegetable Sodoriic Physical Pills.
They are Safe, Pleasant, Efficient, Apart
ent, Mild, Gentle and Etticacious Cathartic.
Safe at all times and under all circumStan-
ceS. They will be found To excel in Jaundice,
CostiveneSs, Head Ache and all Bilious and
Feverlsh habits, operating without pain or
sickness TO the stomach. For sale by
f.. B. IRISH,
Newport, r. l., No. l56 Thames street.
Aug. 3 3m.
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Gays Extract Of
CANCUAL tGU 4.
A CALIFORNIA PLANT OF RARE
MEnIC r. WRITES


MEDICAL VIRTUES.
A certain cure Jor Pulmonary and Nervous
Complaints, Fccer and A. Agte, and all diSeaS-
es originating an i0'purity oI the Blood
IN the eradication Of morbid
y ilumorS and Impurities Of the Blood re-
mdrkable for its animatiug, Strengthening and
restorative powers operating rs gentle slim
ulanl, and nvlgoraling the impaired functions
in all cases of Headache, Weakness, LaSSltude.
Depression of Spirits and Debility. II can be
relied upon as an iniallIble remedy 'or weak.
ness, nervous debility, and most diseases pecu.
liar to Females.
No mineral substance whatever enters into
the composition of this Medicine IL may be
offered o the most delicate female or youngeSI
child, without apprehension, and will require
no restraint from ordinary occupations. For
further information, pamphlets may be had
gratis, of the subscriber.
X. J. TAYLOR, No. Isl, ThameS-St.,
sole Agent for Newport.
May Il, 1919. Gm
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Magical Corn Salyc,

WARRANTED to effect speedy cure II
w the directions are Slrctl' complied with.
auSing no pain whatever, ,-neat'y put up "
JoSes with directions. AZ the low price Of l25
eniS. Prepared and sold lyC. G.. c. Hazard,
Druggist, No - Thames Street
Dee %
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Elect Missouri 1t Is now said thai,
The Wings have a majority in the Senate. On
j0lnt ballot the Democrats will have a majority
ut 10. Thompson and Lefer, the Democratic
candidates for Representatives to Congress.
are elected by the usual majority.
NJ51h Cdrohnd.-Ihe Wing candidate for
Governor is elected by a majority of about 400.
This is certain. The Wings have majority
also, IN the Legislature of two on joint ballot
which secures the L. ). Senator TO be- elected
The popular Vote for Governor is nearly the
same IN the State as IN lsii-the whig vote
falling of while the Democratic vote has in
creased.
In h''dna. Although the Legislature is demo
cratic in both branches, the popular vote shows
iwhlg gain, and the H,diona STATE Journal
lwhlp) says there is no doubt the State will q,
for Taylor in November.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24

THE CHoLERA.-The Emperor of Russia
has established committee, under the militia
~ governor OF ST. Petersburg as president
charged with furnishing supplies to those per-
sIns who have been deprived by the cholera of
their natural supporters. The committee com-
menced operations on the 9th July. On the
sih there were under treatment at st. Peters
burg 300 cholera patients. In the course of
the day 5j3 other cases occurred; l72 recovered
and 57l died. On the 9th there remained un.
der treatment 1897. The physician of the
Court Hospitll. DR.. Charles Witt, died on the
7th In the government Of st. Petersburg the
cholera spread greatly and was on the increase.
At Moscow the epidemic attained its high
est degree of intensity on the 18th of June il
thea decreased slightly, and from the 9Th To-
the Goth of June there were 2,OO7 cases OF
ch ,lera and 975 deaths. Accounts from Jassy
give the number of deaths from cholera as one
in four. II is estimated that not less than 90.
600 Of the inhabitants have fled to the noun
t1ins. At Bucharest the cholera carries of
Tom thirty to forty victims per day. At Con-
stautinople on the 5th, cases continued to in
crease. Within the week previous there has
been 500 deaths. In Asia Minor also, and in
I . Dardanels, the pestllence was rife.
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ABRAHAM VAN wORMER

ASTHMA, PdIpit0t'om andgathering an The Head
Mrs Ann Blake, very eclable lady OF
this city writes
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle Of
your Sarsaparilla Elixir. deem it my duty 10
give my testimony 10 its beneficial effects upon
system long afflicted with the asthma. | gave
', to my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpilalon flhe heart, short
ness OF the bJealh, swelling ofthe tonsls, and a
gathering in the he ,d. Its effect upon her was
truly surprising, removing the difficulty in each
particular. No family should be without it.
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BRUSHES.
GOLD PENS & CASES.

At prices from Sl2 to $50 per dozen, the
very best assortment, real Diamond Points,
may be had at Wholesale and Retail-all of
which are manufactured at his establishment
in the best manner, aud at so low scale of
prices, that Purchasers cannot fail TO be salts.
fed Every Pen has his name inscribed on it,
a guarantee of its goodness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
Annual! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

CT THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE SCI.
ENTIFl: AND ECLECTIC MEDICAL lNSTI
TtTE OF PETERSBURG, VA.-SEssios 1897.
fINllE next Annual Course of Lectures will be opened
on The first Monday IN November next, and will be
continued until the END Of the ensuing February
FACULTY or .UEDfCLSE.
w ALLEN. VI H. Professor of Anatomy.
kENWORTliY, ID, Professor az Surgery.
-. Professor az Practical Medicine
COMINGS, " u, Professor Of Obstetrics.
II VI PRICE. VI ID, Professor ot Maieria Medica.
JOHN THOMAS, ID, Professor Of Chemistry
: PLEASASIS, Professor or Botany.
Each branch will have it, appropriate demonstrations.
In Institution III The United States Is The material
for the prosecution Of Practical ANATOMY abundant
In this II can r obtained in any quaStfy, aud free Of
fIpense The Medical and surgical line oilers Supr
advantages over any other III similar Schools. The
charter o the Institution allows The Faculty the priv.
lied applicants mhont r.fsrnee 10 tpe Of study pro-
eded they sha! hacepad Jr and ATTENDED one faH course
Of Lectures.
FEES-riGkris FOR the course, $40; Naturalization
Fee, S.; Graduation Fee, SIS
Persons desiring the Announcement Of the lnsiiu.
tiun or having business I'LL The Faculty. viii address,
pat pad, CiiaS kENWoKIlf. VI y,
Dean of the Faculty.
The vacant Chair Of the Prime. aud Prac. Of Mrdi.
cine III be filled before The opening Of the session by
Il gentleman well qualified TO discharge The duties de-
volvinG on him.
p.,.rsburu Va Semi 10 lsis-cw3w
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MERCHANDISE
Fresh Fall aaad Winter
q O d ID s

WE have received by the packets Porabo,tas IN,
w Marietta Rur, FROM sew York, avery large aud
choice assortment Of Goods adapted 10 Fail snirs
chased with cash, ard ~ great reduction lr,n, /, 4
wears prices They arc now arranged and ofIr,.a !,
wholesale and retail very c:!rap, Tor They ar, IN
part enumerated below:
Ezra sl,prr black and assorted French and m.,ea,
CIt.Is
Extra super "a cy coIo:ed, plain, stripe. AMI plaid
Ca-snercs
Twreds. Cloths, C,.ssm-res and Doeskin
Mrrino cashmere ValrntIa and swanscowu rrs,i,y.
Plain and figured silk, satin and velvet Vesturs
Super6nr medium and low priced Satnets
Kentucky Jeans; plain, iwiied and fuied Kerseys
Plaid Linsrys; latllan aud Circassian Piaids
Super6nr fine and low priced Piannels-aIl coIors
whitney rose twed and Duthl Blankets
Brussels three ply and ingram Carpetinr
Extra medium aud low priced Rugs and Mats
Suner mode cnlntrd Cashlneres and French Marines
sink strlp-d brilliantine and chanseabIe Lu.tres
Oregon PIaids, Tampico stripes and Madonna pIaiLs
Assorted coored SIX s pnias AND plaid Alpacas
Black Bombazinr Barge and Momsseline de Lime
Super mode colured and printed Cashmeres and
Moussemrs ~
Crane thihr cashmere, Turkerir aud plaid Sha :
Extra heavy Gro ds Rhine and satin ShawIs
Embroidered Nrrdlework and tambtlIred Canes and
Collars
Thibet mobair cashmere and Morayian linse
Lodirs, and ml.Srs silk, raw silk and cotton Hose
Silk Frinrrs. GrmpS, Cords. Braids ald Buttons
Grass cloth Victoria, Marsees and corded skirts
Bonnet, cap AMI asspi.e Ecu. l nu.nns-ail widths
Thread and Isle l.aces, Edgngs and lnserngs
swiss cambrc aud bohbin di.to-vrry cheap
Table Damask, nlaper, Napkins and Table Cloths
81 d4sl IA and IL linen and cotton Shreing
Embroidered, hrnlslitched and tape bordered land
kerchicfs
Ladies, black and assorted colnrel Gloves and Mitts
"a, Al, 81 and 81 brown and bleacied Domes,ics
cheap
Cotton Oznabures, BED Ticking and plaid Domestics,
with variety of other Goods, which We are preinreh
To sell a, prices mellow what they havs ever been oei ed
nj before. VALEN me, BREhpEN 9 w.,
Sam H-rsl NJ I'D. Broad street, ShoCkOc llIll.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
rINHE snbscrber having hecome n resident hn. on,

THE subscriber having become resident, has open
ed an Agency in Petersburg for the sale of Lands
in Eastern Virginia 10 Northern immigrants, and re-
specially offers his services 10 those who are wishing
To sell. His extensive acquaintance at the North Of
fords him considerable facitie, for their disposal and
the attention Of Northern farmers has lat,ery been
earnestly directed TO this region
To bring the lands Of those disposed sell into no.
tice IL Is advisable To advertise them in the Northern
papers; and arrangements made to give them very
extensive circulation Throughout the Northern States at
very moderate cost
In all cases the charges for his services will be very
moderate.
The undersigned also offers his the public
as practical Surveyor.
For the present he can he found at Robert r Boil.
ings, to whom, with Rev Minton Thrift, Or William {;
Dupuy, Thomas 8 Pleasants Dr Il F Stractan, John
Bnlng, Thomas Lee, and Hugh Nelson, he has per.
mission Ia refer the public.
All communications by mall postage paid will meet
prompt attention. SAMUEL GRiSCOM
PETERSBURG Sent of lsiS--c6ls
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Take .s0aice.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO FOR


IN pursuance 81 the will If my ttsta:or offer for slr
The Tractof Land of which he died posses. ed lying
In the lower end nf Henrico county, and conain,ne
4U7 acres OF tins tract about UD acres are c.aarrdp
ihls about 90 !nw grounds III the finest qua
V-al OF which has been cultivated IN wheat cats rd
COM ana from which inr crops oi ,.ntn, and herd.
grass nave been rraped. The remainder il hlsh land
IN 4 me state Of cultivation. An The open land both
nsh ana low, has been married with mari from The pre-.
misses ms marl Of which there Is an abundance il
risy obtained living only three feet teneath The sur
race and contains IS per cent. ii lime. There j. a
n'Ver-ialiing stream "f water flowing through the en-
e extent o. The iarm and springs uf the best water
are Numerous Timber is abundant and convenient Ia
ali paris OF The farm. The buildings consist OF dwell
hs house containing seven rooms, which has recent
neeh thoroughly repaired, kitchens, smoke house
carfasr-h nuse stable barn, shelters, sc.
also offer for sale the life estate Of Airs ratharip-
Seuy ot l33 acres Of Land adjoining the above tract
vi ms tract There are about 40 acres cleared all of
which has been married. There now a decree for Ihr
sale o. the rrvrrsonary interest IN this land "a at th-
purchaser II the life estate purchase that also
u lie above property Is within five miles OF James RI
yer. ana Is II thr city Of Richmond-lhus atordinG "a
CITIES for markrt-and i IN Pheasant ncighorhood
IL do not ELECT sale of said property brforr the
25th Gav Of the present month shall thai day oifer
II at public auction, on the premises. Terms reason
able.
For further infomation apply the premise. ar 10
alessrs. J. NJ. & W. Willis. Rchmnnd or Bpn Pollard
j., Esq. CHARLES ". KEESEE,
Executor Of Gervas ~. Krrse-, deceased.
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DANIEL II. LYNDON

OFF EKS FUR SIZE
A MEXICAN, FRENCH AND EiLlSfi PRINTS,
~ in The greatest varieties Of pr and qualIty-a
great decline since Fall, 1877.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERIChASD GERMAN
CLOTHS, Of all styles and prices. aery low figures.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-CasiefrS, Delainrs,
Alpaecas and Gingams These sis have fallen a
good deal, but French goods are irce and high az
Fail, 1917.
NEGRO GOODS AND BLASH's.-In Kersrys,
heavy Sanets and in 'Fweeds Their rs heen some d.,
cline. Blankets Of desirable kndsivr not varied in
value since Fall, lei7
BROWN AND BLEACHED StETINGS.-A de-
cline Of cent per yard almost alblds Of low goods
has taken place. In Oznaburgs thiecllnr Is not so
much.
SHAWLS, IRISH LINENS, TfkS AND FIAN-
NEl.S are a low as they were ever nwn.
To a dr-irahlr stock u' scasonablaondS the trade Is
invited with the assurance that u entire stock VIII
be offered At low prices, on the nsuaerms.
Sept chm
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straItcn,s Office,


NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
let ali the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg Lottery, Glass So:
"A 50 10 % II 50 l3 66 GO 60 81 10.
Ticket, Nos % So IS, prize of 100 dol
lars, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. No. 81, Sept. 81:
74S Al IS "a 10 Sc % IS So 81 l -
Hail. Nos. AZ SO 6S, prize Of 500,
Ticket, Nos. I 81 Ga, do. 100,
Do. d 6s, do. 100,
Do. % "a 6S, do. 100,
Four more, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia, Glass So, Sept. %:
AT 81 4s 50 20 40 25 80 81
Hail. Nos. 80 40 4s, prize OF 500. sold
and paid by sTRATToN.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000, 3,oo0 1900, of 900, &C IS Nos, Is drawn
Tickets SIS; halves so; ars. IS.
$4,000 DOLLARsl $4,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-Deaware,N No. so. Capitals:-s35,-
1000, sc 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters so.
25 900 DOLLARS! 1928 DOLLaRsl
THURSDAY-SussoI, No. GO. Capitals: So, 900,
l,2a3 2ls of 9oo sc. 7S Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS;
halves2 SO; Qrs. IS.
DoLLhno! O,UUU DOL-hhS!
Embellishments, No. IS. Captals:-Sao,o 900,
5000, 1900, 2435, OF I,O6O &c. IS Nos 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
1880 DOLLARS! 1890 DOLLARSi
sATURDAY-Sussex,E Extra, No. 81. Capitals:-s4,-
$50, l,3O0, GOO, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cts.; quarters 25 cts.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No IS. for ls1s to
be drawn on Saturday, September 80 60 No Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Capitals: SiD,0OO, 10000, 10 ZOO,
5000, 10 of 900, 90 of 6u0, &C, Tickets s2 haives6
quarters 5.
Grand and magnificent Scheme To he drawn at Alex
andria October 2sth, ls4s. 76 Nos. Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of sl9S'SSS prize Of $1,000 goo
$4,000 /" 1883
g 10000 100 g 900
!" $4,000 l73 lowest 3 Nos) OF 500
Tickets 800; halves 10; quarters S.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders 10 N. STRATTON,
Sept 25 Richmond. Va.
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Nofice.--.I7Orsc OFF.

n, On Thursday morning, September 9Th, a
HSSA man, registering his name al the Exchange
An Hotel, in this city, as A. Jones, baltimore,
hred OF me Horse 10 ride few miles IN the country,
as he said and TO return The same evening since which
time have heard nothing of him the horse, and |
am inclined to think he is off with my horse. Any in
formation Of him The horse will he thankfully receiv
ed, and liberal reward will - paid for the return of
the horse, saddle and bride. The horse Is large
brown; five years old last Spring. full sixteen hands
high; heavy mane and tails and one of his hind feet
whte other marks recollected He PAGES and rides
well. The appeared 10 be about thirty years old
Of middle size, and light complexion.
WIN GRAVES.
Sept l2-CGt Eagle Stables, 18th street.
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cox HEATH FOR SALE

,lilS Is very desirable Tract If Land Of near 200
acres. within three miles Of Buckingham Court.
hnsc-"th mn abundance IT wood and wafer, about
5l acres Of fine land 10 clear Tor which il Il,
peculiarly adapted and is also well suited To the pro.
ductnn o corn oats aud wheat. There is excellent
new dwelling house al two stories, with thirr
each fcor, and good cellar This land. ii sold be.
Tore the day ot October next, win then be offered at
public auction, at buckingham Court house, II brin.
ionrt day II II sh uld hr sold privately before the d.
Of sale due notice VIII be given Any person seeking
information obtain IL by addressing the subscriber,
ii buckingham Courthouse by personal INSPECTION
OF The premises The parties interested anxious 10
sell. and Will make ihr terms easy and accommodating,
which Will be- made known the da, %; sale.
Aug aa-ctLs WP MDsELEY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND In THE COUNTY OF Louisa.

II virtue OF decree Of lhr Circuit Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Louisa
PRONOUNCED on the 18th day Of September, 1918, in the
case oi Garlhnd's Executor Hudson. &c the under
signed, Commissioner, appointed by said decree, will
on FRIDAY, The Third day OF November, 1873, il air
nor Tue next fair day, expose 10 SALE NJ public auc
ton, 10 the highest bidder upon the premises. the land
o WHICH Nathaniel Garland died seized, IN the county
OF Lonsa, upon credit of one and two years, with in
.rfrs rom the date The purchaser or purchasers will
he required 10 execute bonds with approved personal
security, hearing Interest from the date ill paid, but
with an understanding, 10 be endorsed the bonds
lhat, u tney ARE plnotnry paid when they fail due,
HE Interest VIII III r-mitfed and the legal title The
Rand To be retained as further security Tor the pur
CHASE money
The Tract of Land contains about two hundred and
thirty acrrs-rs on the Norhanna river. near Cars
bridge -adoinS the lands lately belonging the Estate
OF Nathaniel Smith deceased, and others. and is of
good quality STEPHEN DuNNINGTON,
1.I-cN6w
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q r &C T. r / f. $

SyTE invite n call from our customers and the public
w generally 10 our stock OF GSoCERiES, III Store,
which we viii sell low-SiZ:
tn hhds Porto Ricu and New Orleans Sugars-Part
prime quality
teices clarified sugars
10 bbls Woosey s. Woo!sry crushed Sugar
20 boxes and half boxes dc do
10 bbIs small loaf SUGAR
5 bbls puiverscd do
l2 hhds West India Moasses
j lerces do do
90 bbi, New Orleans do
100 bags Moca, Java, Marlcabo, Rio and f.aguira
Coffee
- hbds Western shoulder AMI Mlddling Bacon
a00u0 lbs Tocd's Family Bacor-hn, round
100 kegs Nails-assoried siz-s
81 bbs rrctlnrd Whisky
Ii bbls Zirlrr's do
II bbls Bumgariner'sd do
10 bills Bun's do
10 hbs Apple Brandy
) pipes French do
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