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NOrICE.


"a Meeting of the President and Directors nf the
Louisa Railroad Company, At their Office on Satur-
day, the loth day of February, 1919:
whereas Inc severn! monthly acquisitions heretofore
nadr on subscribers for Stock in the Louisa Railroad
company Tor te purpose OF extending said road from
Iord"hsVie 10 The base ni the Blue Ridge In part pay
en OF each share of stock subscribed for as aiore
said-vH: on the Isl days Of January March, April
May, August, September, October and December 1913;
on the LIST days Of February and March, 1919 Of five
dollars per shares and on the Isl days Of June July and
November 1913, Of ten dollars per share have in
instances not heen complied with any part there
OF, and IN others but partially complied with
Resolved, therefore, That the said acquisitions be
ana The same are hereby repeated and that due publ
cation thereof be given; ani that, the further failure
Of any such sockIoldtro Stockholders To comply with
the said acquisitions the President of the Company he
authorized and required either make sale ofthe Share
or Shares OF any such delinquent Slockhodf in order
10 raise The amount Of such quisitions In The name
prescribed by the act entitled prescribing
tain general regulations for the Incorporation of Railroad
Companies" or 10 recover the by motion on len
days notice. a. he may deem most eIpedirnt.
true Copy from the Minutes. 1e.te,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
Feh 1y0
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Fifty Dollars sscword

RAN AWAY from the town OF Charlottesville about
The 5lh of January last, Muatto Girl named FL,
LEN, purchased by from the Estate of The late Ma
thanie Bowr, deceased. Said girl is about twenty
three or four Of ave, fine head of hair and small
loot and ankle, an excellent house servant seaIns,r@ss
&c she was raised near Stoney Point, Abrmarlr CO .
where she may hr lurking but, from some information
which have received, think II more than probable
she has been carried across the Blue Ridge in the
nriehborhood n Port Republic where she has relations
living Any information relative 10 her whereabouts
WIN be rewarded, and for her being placed in any Jail
IN the Commonwealth 80 that can yet her, will give
S4o or her hem. brought 10 charlottesville and deli
$50. MILTON KING
charlottesville Erh % la4q-coawaw
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'A0 the Afflicted

hrs. ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
- their professional services 10 the public and par
uculary To such suffering with Chronic and sup
posed incurabe forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they
treat, successfully disease any form; and salts
fed that seventyve per of such have despair
ed Of getting we'll may be Thy iudcios Of vegeta-
BILE remedial agents. restored least a comfortable
state of health.
In Chronic cases, where the constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease the of
ry and other posons and when not required To visit
persons al distance. charge niH be nude for
ees, unless a cure IS Effected.
II would be advisable for persons living al distance
10 be in the city, and receive daily attention Board
can he had Al Dr.. RS. Address
Das. ROBINSON " WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
7. ) The Doctors may be found a, all times (wien
not professionally engagrdl II their Office ON Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
E.hE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF pAMUNkY LAND.
PURSUANT Ia the provisions Of deed OF trust exc
1 cned 10 the subscriber by Albert D. Wicker, bear.
ing date on the 2 day of APRIL Si>. and oi record
the Clerks Ohce Of the County Court of Hanover,
for certain purposes therein mentioned SHALL FIR
DAY, the 23d day Of March, lag, ii fair, other
wise, The next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
proc eed 10 sell 10 The h'shrS bidder, upon tie prem
at public auction for cash very desirable lit
Tie Farm IN the lower part Of Hanover, Immediately
the banks OF the Pamnnky, and adjoining Hanover
Town, and called and known u 'BlacS liarryn-Jd.
joining the lands Of Col. John A. Meredith, Mrs. -
Page, and Others and containing BY estimation, two
hundred aud fifty acres, more or less.
The title {" the above land is believed 10 be- good
but, selling "a Trustee | shall convey only such title
as Is vested in me by said deed trust
March 9--c5. o VI WINSTON Trnsirr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A grIcuItural Machines. &c.

HE subscriber manufactures, and has Tor sale, al hs
ware Rooms, No. Ids, Main street, Richmond
hoRSE POWERS-a new invention, and highly
approved e'
D DRo Msmstap!e Tooth and other patterns
CORN SHELiERS-a variety OF patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
Machine = '"ps''o'
Brooks improved 49, '
rLouGiiS-Side Hill, Sub Soil and others
hahRoWS, CULTIvATORS. GRAIN CRADLES
ETC. Also, Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above will be furnished nj low prices. and war
ranlrd. II Il a nIgtN ~
bhLD"iS
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NJ a N A G FIRST
Successors to j. 6. GREGORY CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND. Virginia.
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GRANn SCHEMES EnR march,

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH!
$1,000 DOLLARS! 20 Of $500 DOLLARS +!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class l5 10 be drawn AT
Baltimore. Maryland on Saturday, March TO- ls49.-
IS Nos, l2 drawn. Grand Capitals: ST. 500, 20 OF
$780, 25 Of 500, IS of 750 25 81 3U5 1874 Of $50, &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. Is, for 1879
to he drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
March l4lh. u Nos 10 drawn Capitals: s3n, 600,
IL, 500 1900 5422, 5000, % OF 49, &C. Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS :!
SnSgurhanna Canal Lottery, Class NJ. 81 for 1919,
T. - drawn IT Baliimare Maryland, on Wednesday,
Mach 2'-t ~ Nos, ~ drawn scheme: Si0,OfU,
= Of rna 40 of 1000 30 Of 500, 30 of 400, Tick
els sl2-shafes in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. II, FOR s49 10
2,th. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: S11,UO0
p, 900, ,000 5,495, 90 OF $50, &C. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters2 so.
$4,000! S25, 000 SIP 500! Is of $4,000!
loves 3 No. prize ST. 000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No ls, To be drawn
on Saturday, March 3ls, S49, Baltimore. 7s Nos
IL drawn. Grand Capitals: S50000, $4,000, IL, 500,
$780, 57s6. is of 1000, 200 Of 1000, being the lowest
three number prize Tickets sl5-shares in proportion.
In addition to the above Grand Schemes there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily-prices Of Tickets
ranging from 81 to SS-orders for tickets in which Will
be promptly attended 10.
10 In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three tickets.
pr Orders promptly and confdentiaiiy attended To
Drawings forwarded 10 all who orderit. Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed TO Z. b. LUCK,
March 3 Richmond, Va,
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RUNA WAY ARRESTED

COMMITTED TO the Jail of Inc city Of Norfolk,
~ runaway, on the l1ta day Of November, lSis d
Negro Man, who says his name is Tom, or Thomas
and that he belongs TO Mr.. N-clIo or NCo, French
man, Of New Orleans. Tom, or Thomas, il about 80
years OF age feet inches hgh light bacon color
stoutiy made, fall face, bushy hair, has very slight
stoppase In hs speech, and has been badly whipped
city Of Richmond, Va 10 trader, and carried to New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe, CAPTAIN Bush
some twenty years ago. lie says he lived with his
MASTER Mr.. Srcho, in New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped to Boston, where he has been
following the water since until arrested here and
confined in Jail His owner is hereby notified To prove
his little To said Negro pay expenses and take him
away-otherwise he will br disposed of as the law di.
reefs. GEO MILLER, Jaor
la. In e.
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SALE OF a LARGE NUMBER OF
VAIIe "A ESp,E u "a, We q

ny The authority of order Of the County Cont Of
- Campbell county made al IL February iernl lsiD,
we VIII, on MONDAY, The 3lth day Of April isi9 al
The BIZ Lick, IN thr County Of Eonnnkr orr for sale
at publlr aucion about seventy 7uJ Negroes of all
ages and both These Nrg,ors have been well
raised and Treated are accustomed all l- Incl
dent 10 Virginia farming, and this sale VIII afford n Ia
vorabl1 opportunity Of investment IL acrcuiturlss
wishing TO purchase such property. Should the day
above Indicated he Indictment prevent safe II
Will be made on lr day thereafter of on the FIRST SUIT
able day, and be continued IRON day day com
pleted.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF twelve months will
be gwen inr The purchase money, The purcna,
cutting bond with ample personal security sat,. et0ry 10
Us. From this requirement. OF security there III he no
departure. There VIII he no warranty of any sar 81,
our part, but The title Is believed he unquesiionabe.
WM WATTS,
EDWD w. SAUNDERS,
Committee, 2c., Of Martha Watts.
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81 HILARY HARRIS.
SAMUEL AYRES,
commission Merchant.

,x,,, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WILL give his personal attention to the sale of all
kinds Of Produce.
March 9-d&tlm '
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Esy PusI;aan Il siade.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES
IA ~.

TATE.
vifne OF Two DEGREES pronounced ny The Superior
- Court 81 Ihahcers for the kicnmond circuis, IN
Tie Cause ~ 1ooir Vs. Vaughan and ais, tb
prndhs; on tie lIst Jnn- rt5 and un the Eth
DAY ~ juno, Rvs respectively, s!iai II tic Conn
missioner ~ tie sad DEGREES appointed piuc. ed GA
hnisciy tile i5th DAY 81 FrbIuiS, rag Al o'clock
T. ~ upon tue premises, 10 sel 1T pubic ancIiuu to
r hisLe,t 0dGrf, csfian lut "t g,nuud, ys IN ,h1
Westerly side ~ 9Th siTrri, IL the uy OF ncnmond
between tis and teI street,, ironing upon seventh
sifett l0ry Que feet anf SIX Ici's, running ack
one nGnGird and - ir,t Jnr said lot L. bounded
Oh the A"nr"strry side by The ol :" James (. Heath
ami an the South westerly side by The ot Dr.ongibg
lhr estate nI Echatd Hofsiiin, decreased, AMI has
tilrrr"n i've story bfIck dwelling ard cnt-tuu>es
ilr terms al >ar fourth cash, and the reef
Clr ~ thfte equal in>talmruts IN q, l.and IL months
respectively from the dag Of sale; the purchaser
tiha bona WIN security Tor the deferred Instalnthts
alh The u- Ia he retained nhIll The bonds pad.
he Title - believed 10 be perfect tut, seilng as
Commissioner, shall sell lille only as Is vested
III Hir 10y the sald decree
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner
a-J- Sale 10 be conducted by ruLIIAN = sLADE,
hueti"htris Jan. 25-d,as
PoSTPoNEMENT.--T above sale has been post
ponrd untl! SATI RbAf The 10Th March, u will
take place AT ) O'Clock, r. NJ.
Frb 10 PUlLlaM x SLADE. Auctonrefs
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Corner of Main and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
March 6-clm
.IIT fDfI fnNEG

To CHARLES P. MITCHELL, and PHILIP II. JONES,
Administrators of Mass x. Mitchell.
DLEASE take notice, that shall proceed, on Satur-
1 day, the 9th day Of March next, between the
hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, r NJ, al the
Tavern house Of w D. Taylor, in the county of Han
over 10 take the deposons af lanes NJ. Taylor, VIM.
d TAYLOR Ed Winston and others, 10 be read in evi.
dence in n suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Louisa comfy. in
which am plaintiff and You are Defendants and ifths
taking Of The said dispositions cannot be completed
the above. named day, they will be continued on the
following Monday, and continued, from day to-day,
Feb. I6-crd WIN. ANDERSON, Jr
| IN Observation-Disclosures Al Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday the
| ist day of January, 1896:
Nathaniel Hill, Administrator de bonis non. with
the will annexed, OF James r Wilkinson, deceased
against Plaintiff:
Caroline De Ende, Louisa De Ende and Eliza De
Ende, Defendants.
! The defendant, Louisa De Ende, not having entered
her appearance and given security, according 10 the act
of Assembly and the rules OF this Court aud appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that she Is not an lnab
ant of thls Commonwealth II is Ordered That the said
defendant do appear here tile first day Of next March
term and answer the bill Of the plantiH and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in The city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted At the front door of the Court
house OF this county. Copy@neste,
Jan 5cw2n NOopsoS ".
| TN CHANCERY-VIRsInIA:-A AT Rules held In the
Clerks Ofnce ot Inc IlrcuH superior Souit L-i"
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
| lst day Of January, 1870:
Bacon TAFT, faintin:
against
| Caroline De Ende, Louisa De Ende and Eliza De
| Ende, Defendants
| The defendant Louisa De Ende. not having entered
her appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rule OF this Court, and ap
nearing by satisfactory evidence that she is nha
bitant Of this Common wealth IL is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here the first day OF the
next March term and the bill Of the plaintiff;
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
two months successfully and posted al the front door Of
the Court house If this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Jan s-ewam B B wooDsoN, DC.
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A. II. PEBBLES.

Opposite the Exchange Hotel
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES
w &C., on hand. Watches of all kinds re-
paired and warranted Jewelry of every de.
scriplion repaired and made to order.
Speclacles repaired, with glasses fitted TO sui
all ages, both convex and concave.
All kinds Of Letter Engraving executed.
From long experience, feel confident can
please those who may have business in my line
and respectfully ask call from The city and
country.
18th street, next door to VIM. Holt Richard.
son. March 8-d6&cw3w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Stockholders for the Extension of the
i Louisa Railroad from the Junction 10 Rich.
mondl are required 10 pay, TO the credit of the
Company, in The Exchange Bank at Richmond
on The Isl day of March, lS49, five dollars pei
share; and, on the Isl day Of April ls49, ten dol
lars per share. By order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 20-dtApI
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VIM. HI. BROWN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING removed from the county OF Abemarle
respectfully offers his services TO his friends and TIL
public in general sell all kinds Of Country Produce
TOBACCO, FLOUR WHEAT, CORN, &c, &c.
He has taken one Of the Messrs Fry's new Stores
on Cary street, nearly opposite to the Columbian Ia
vern on the Of Virginia and Cary Streets where
he will be happy To see his friends
REFER TO Hon. w G.. Rives.
S. w. Ficklen,
, f. $s :s !: sssT:sa' l,"sssrrs
H. w. & J. J. Fry, Richmond
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

Prizes amounting to 5,4O2 600 Dollars!
Whole Tickets Sl0n; halves, quarters and eighihs 10
proportion. A certificate of whole Tickets 81 ,Ou0-
shares in proportion.
" Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets IN the above any other Lottery drawing
daily, prce Of Ticketsfrom 81 To $780, under our ma
nagement, address us, or G. w. PURCELL,
AgentforD. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
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by Is. IL. Dickinson ~ Bro.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE.
sSY virtue of deed Of nus, executed 10 the subsrri
- her ny James slzrr ana John u. date
the 1871 day Of February, lef- ana recorded in
The flee o Cont o iiu-ng- 10. the cIty ii kich-
mohd The eth cay % April i-is the subscriber H. on
Fk!D \ the 23i DAY of III. present Notwithstanding
al The hour Il O'Clock, z. NJ upon the premises
proceed To sell cerall Lot oi Giuund ;rscrihrt IN
The SAID deed az being The rity al Richmond
upon Is CLAY aud ith Streets commencing at the m
trTsrioh Gl saiI streets on the uut Side Ol street
ana thence running down h street one hundred feet
thence running IL rIsht angles from nun
drrd irrt-tirhcr running parallel VIII. street
hundred ;eri, Ia It strerttrncr IS III the >aid Last
mentioned street To The beginning. one hundred rri;
hut which said iot al ground oontiins by actual
suTcenI ninety Irel luGr inches Clay street,
running back inely SIX iert Two iucrs ith street
thence Al night angles. and IN line parallel with Clay
street ninety six iect rlsh cirs ami thence parallel
WIN Stn street ninety -ct NO Bchrs IA,
together "tl all The buildings aud Improvements
Thereon situated aud The privileges and appurlt nan,
10 the SANE IN any nIann-r belonging.
Also, al The same time and place, 4 certain other
81 parcel 81 Land. known IN The plan the said ,ity
Of Richmond by the numhrt Gj2, which has b.ea dlv-
Grd lnto Jour lots designated by the numbers and
I, each containing Thirty Two irrt SIX inches cay
street, and running back hundred and fifty three
feet four incics oan alley IN common 10 the hole of
sad lots twenty crt in "idthihr lot designated No.
beng situate III The inte secllnn of Clay ana 18th
TEKM>-Ourttft Of the purchase money TO IT, paid
IN casl-:he residue IN equal instruments IN four and
eight months, Win n'ritst thereon from tie day 81
se-ana the title Ia y, refined deed ~ upoI
tbs property Ia he tArInlcd Ia The al at
thr credit 'nSlaEsrns
IL, - The day designated i"r The SAFE The
Tier shni be- such AS Ia the opinion al The subscriber.
10 render improper 10 self the sand sale " III be- post,
poEri nntll The b'si TAR day thereafter
The tiiir 10 ~. above properly brt.ed Ia BE- good
but, acting a. Trustee, -ha' only convey >uch mic
- ve-ted 10 mr by the SAID deed
POiIlAt Y ROBINSON, Tmstrr.
IL DICKINSON 4 BE0TnER,
Feb Odds Auctioueet
II fhe above sale is postponed nnll Thurs.
day, ,hr 18Th ~ harch, al 4 O'clock z. NJ
BY order Of the Trustee
Ftb24 r. Ii. DlcKIs. o. & BRorHgn. Aucrs.
SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be Sold p The highest 1iiter, 10 cash,
w al Louisa Coua tIon>e, On MONDAY,
the l2lh ms a Negro Woman, u excellent char
acier, aud three chlIt!en, aged from two Ia nine
years, all very likely.
Wa. w. ANDERSON,
Ai'mr OF Richard NJ. Anderson, decd
March 2-c3t
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WE, the subscribers, take this method OF informing
w our numerous friends and the pubic sehefaly
that we have on banda general assortment o. ar
tiaees Of every descriptions 1ssiing OF Coachees,
Chariottees Rockaways Barouches, Bugglrs, with AMI
without tops of both Richmond and Northern manu-
facture of The latest styles made OF the best naer-
ala and finished in superior Mariner, which We war.
rant 10 give perfect SUBTRACTION. Persons in want of
articles in our line will please give CALL we are
determined sell the most liberal terms for cash or
approved paper.
N.B.-Old Carriages repaired with neatness and dis.
patch. Also, all kinds Of Carriage Materials and
Trimmings, NJ low prices.
HOOKER, OSBORNE Co,
Corner of Main and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
Morr e.
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req ISITIONS
Office of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
(NomDdug

Company.
RICHMOND, March ], I849.
NOTICE is hereby given, that acquisitions oil
IN ten dollars per share, on the stock of this
Company, are called Tor, payable on the first
day OF May next, the frs, day of July next, and
the first day of September next
The Bylaws provide that all monies shall be
deposited in Bank, certificate taken, and forth.
with transmitted TO the Treasurer, who will re-
turn receipt therefor.
P. VAN DEURSEN,
Clerk and Treasurer of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company. March 3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New Goods by Express.
DARKER, BAYLY & NIMMO, are opening
i to-day, Feb 20lh, l849:
Blue Mouslin; Silks; Kid Gloves
Table Dama.ks
Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs
Black Groderine Cravals; Fancy do
Swiss Muslins; Grape Shawls
Umbrellas; Piano Covers Table do
Linen Crumb Cloths, &c. &c.
Feb. 30
ENGLISH PAPERS.
T ONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, for
IL February Sd and 10Th.
London Punch, Tor February Sd and 10Th.
Ned Bunlline's Own-6 cents.
Flag of our Unon-6 cents.
Philadelphia Courier, Pos, and Gazele-6 Gus.
Literary Worlds cents
Lamartines Raphael, or Pages OF the Book of
Lite at Twenty, Two parls-25 cents each.
Cooley q Graham for March-plen,y Of them
at all times. Call at the Exchange Book Store.
JOHN M. WEST,
March3 l4h Street, mex, TO the Post Office.
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Tickets r SIS: halves ! 50; quarters 3 rs.

The most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America
100000 CAPITAL, = OF $4,000, OF S25, 1000,
3 OF Sl2 500-under the management of ID. PAINE
4 CO., sole Contractors OF all Maryland Lotteries.
We have the pleasure presenting to adventures IN
Lotteries the largest and most brilliant scheme ev
drawn in the United States. We invite particular at
isnon 10 it, and challenge acomparison with any other
scheme heretofore offered The prizes amount To FIVE
MILLION PoUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class a, 10
be drawn Saturday, April 25tl, loi9. IS No. Lotie
Iy-I5 drawn ballots.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

!! AM authorised by Robert r. Somervl, OF Tennes.
see, 10 sell hi- Tract Of Land inr Roanoke nYrr.
near Tayiors Ferry, containing, by late survey dcJ
acres There IL ls6 Of valuable river bot
tom, ready for cultivation. The hrh land is Of very
superior quality and Well adapted To tile cultivation OF
tobacco. wheat and corn. Persons desiring view the
land will please call ir Arnislrad lurdvant, vito
lives in the neghborlood, and VII take pleasure In
showing TERMS wi!l be made To SUIT the purchaser
JNO. ; EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. Somcrvi!l.
Henderson, Granville CO., NC, March b-Clf
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10 FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNU-
ALLY in England of Consumption In the New Eng
land States, the proportion is one in four or ve In
Boston, probably one in four In the city of New York
s,y died In Two weeks in December Of this dis
ease II is less prevalent in the more Northern ati
iudes as Russia Canada, and among the Alps of Swift
zerland, where the Winters long and severe, and
there are fewer sudden changes.
No theory can be more welcome to the human nina
than the which establishes on good grounds the
hope for prolonged eIisience the Legations OF those
who at least entitled TO veacity may be believed,
there is preventive and remedy.
The great Author of Nature has provided us WIN d
remedy for Consumption, and the diseases leaaing
thereto which fearuly common IN our country.
Has He left us find relief from that fatal scouree ny
ransack;ng o;ssr lands! No-lhe BEST, Natures own
Remedy, istst our hand. The Wild Cherry ana the
Pine furnish US with cure where cure ~ possioe.
One of the most important discoveries OF Inc age IN
amelosating the condition of this large class o suies-
ing humanity, is DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which has been before the public some
years. This valuable medicine was hrst discovered
and introduced in the year 1885, since which time It's
success has constantly increased the demand, until II
has become Of IL not the most popular remedy for
Consumption, in its incipient stage. ever known.
Sy None genuine unless signed BUTTS
oT For sale by GAYNoR s. WOOD and ALEX
AMBER DUVAL only Agents fol Richmond.