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Demoine courier., 1854-11-23

QT HAVEto sell lot Of Saw Mill Irons:
One carriage and segments, stirrup irons, saw
and sash, ratchet wheel, shaft and pinions,
and head blocks. Also, three good cranks,
two ~ inches long, the other Is inches; one fly-
wheel I feet diameter, solid rim. Apply soon.
Ottumwa, June 29th, 1S54.tf
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
MISCELLANY.

S~~s>r><>S~S~S>~O~~.~sI
SWEET MEMORIES OF THEE.
When soft stars are pesping
Through the pure azure sky,
And Southern gales sweeping
Their warm breathings By,
Like sweet music pealing
Far Ger the blue sea,
There came DER nae stealing
Sweet memories of thee.
The bright rose when faded,
filings forth DER its tomb
It's velvet leaves laden
With silent perfume;
Thus round me will hover
In grief or in glee--
Till LIES spring be Ger,
Sweet memories of thee.
IA sweet lutte that lingero
In silence alone,
Unswept by light fingers,
Scarce murmurs a tone,
My young heart resembles
That lutte light and free,
Til DER its chords tremble
Sweet memories of thee.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23

Answer to Geographical Enigma Of week
before last-"ALwAYs PAY THE PRINTER IN
ADVANCE"
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
Invalids of the Dsm0ine Valley!

VOUR attention is urgently invited to
Il careful and candid perusal OF some
thing that has just been introduced into
your state.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
GREAT AMERICAN KING Or PAIIlr

Uuuu uWuN4UuW A4WU VI ] ulWU
Is the TENTH WONDER THE WORLD, and the greatsss
blessing offered afflicted humanity; to the suffer.
ing millions, the Doctor say, relief your com.
mand You have only to use this magical remedy. All
Balm, deserve not the pity of their families
This wonderful medicine. during the brief period since
its introduction has carried happiness tho earts Of
thousands and male life charm many who hereto
fore regarded it only painful and miserable existence
To the winds with MI Linments Embrocatons, Paiu
Killers and Pain Extractors, and let millions Of glad
tongues proclaim the merits of the gres, 'Amsrical
King Of Pain" preparation co imposed solely Of vegets
bles and roots produced by Americas own rich and
bounteous soil
We would ask the LADIES, who are always comps,.n.
judges Of what is aud what Is not valuable family
medicine, do special favor by giving the King Of
Pain a single trial. and il satisfactory exert their iu.
ence in It's behalf recommend it speak well and often
The Ladies always charitable, and when they inuss
their suffering friends to this really valuable medicine
well be proud Of This Is powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases sores swengs burus
SC and for many internal affections il is certain curs
yet is perfectly harmless and incapable Of producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate Of
the weakest constitution.
1t is entirely useless to follow the old and wornous
system of publishing to the public thousands Of cerd.
Gates Of wonders performed by this medicine IL costs
but twenty try and Dr. Bull stakes hip
weearned reputation on the King of Pain doing Mi ant
more than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the Rheumatism or aous;
these not pleasant companions and we know that
you would like to drive them away possible,
then use
"BULL'S KING OF PAIN. -
Would you be cured almost Immediately OF Bowel
Complaint Dysentery, Summer Com plaint Cholera Nor
bus. Cramp Collie Head Ache Tooth or any other sohs
or pain, the remedy is simple and the certain
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, swellings Cuts, Burns,
scalds Bruises any other wounds healed repeat
it, the -
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured of Scald Head, Still Joints Sorv
Throat Neuralgia Sore Breast, Lumbago letter or Ring
Worm Salt Rheuni, Bites of Poisonous Insects Chapps
Hands, and all other Sores, either Dry Running ~
say again and again, YOUR REMEDY Is Dr. John Bulls
"KING OF PAINE
Would you be cured Of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors,
Etuptons any disease of the Skin by Impure
blood, then DR.. john Bulls Sarsapara internally,
and the King Of Pain externally, nothing be more
certain than speedy aud efectual cure.
DIR. 10 II N p q Z LIS
nrprrr
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23

~ Gravity is the ballast OF the soul.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
PULVERMACHER 8
NydrO-Eiectric
VOEtaic Chains!

A NEW and NOVEL mode Of apply
ing powerful remedial agent, so con-
s,ructed as to be worn under the garments,
next to the skin, pIoducinga constant, uN-
INTERRUPTED current of ELECTRO MAGGET-
Ism, eaecting
Immediate Relief
From the most acute pain, and also per-
manent cure of all
Nervous Diseases.
1t seldom has failed to furnish almost in.
slant relief, and ID FINAL. PERMANENT CURE
by being used according to directions, to
the following diseasas-- ...... .....
Meunatisni. G0ut, Sciatica. Paral.
ysis, Painful and .Sweiled Joints, Neu
raigia OF The face. Dis asses of the
.Np,ne, Deafness and Biindness, Uter-
inc Pains. Papitation of The heart,
Periodical Headache. ST. Ttus' Dance,
General Debility, Pains of the Chest.
mysteries, Dyspepsia, and all lands of
Nervous Diseases.
These Chains are highly recommended
by Profs. Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post
and others, who have published their views
OF their power and value in several of the
medical journals Of New York, and are al
SO in the daily practice of recommending
their use to patients.
The chains can be sent by mail with full
descriptions for use. Price OF Chains So
and -. DR.. WIN. l.. ORR, Agent,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
JOS. STElNERT, General Agent,
No. 56S, Broadway, y, Y.
Oct. 18th, lS54-ly
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
& HLlH- MAKING.

DlluA1liillllsU u ILUH MhhlIsG.
THE undersigned has taken the frame shop
on Market ST., lately occupied by John b. Page,
and is now carrying on the Blacksmithng
business. Besides the ordinary branches of
Blacksmithing, carried on in this place, he will
Repair Engines and all kinds of
Machiaery, make all binds of
Edge Ioofs, &c. &c.
He also intends to manufacture superior
article of
II L. @ w 9,
To which he would particularly call the atten-
ton of Farmers in this and the surrounding
counties. All work entrusted to him will be
done in in a substantial and workman-like man
ner. Charges, in all cases, reasonable.
/ j. III. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, June Odd. 1S54-6m.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23

z TO Persons oft of Employment 4,
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23

FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS & MERCHANTS THROUGH.
OUT THE UNITED STATES.
Pumr1y, & Barrett Agents, Ottumwa.
Iowa.
april, 18th "a.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-23
THE nEMgEMg g@UAEER-
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
ESTABLISHED A. ID. 1910.
q. ?. LADEW g. CO.,

Igpe Founders and Dealers az P0pfr,
81 S'33 Locust ST.. 81. Louis. Mo.
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il-hNls - 49, '''-'' 80 g $3.50 "
PIGMENTS AND CROP.
u OFFER a, privnf" reI,. u:gtil W'!n"sday III" 1T day
q oi NuTcuhrr hest. con- which. or ~" nest !"lr
day, and from day To- day, Hui,, m"-!O"-. stocks, Inp!c.
meIis. Sc. will be- SOLD =; Hur:!nr. w!tnouf rns"Gr", !: hot
previously disposed Of my 'aIm rnis"t lhtac"lr liili III
Nlag william. u"rg!Y Dri,o-!tr Hanover Town. containing
1899 ere. .hi.o. N!nid%D:. on rr Hanover -!dc. contain.
III. uhDUi 10. acres. !min"'.ln;'' procession @Ivcn; but ilr
r.sh, :" ...""! "u'I deliver the cg"f~ growing ANA covered.
r4!l r- r--"rn.u. H,;".fu 'n.rr rIi ',ir hundred bush
- 81 wheat .'ur TsE.. uur!,.'r' MI .rEc been seeded
: '..t:t I'.i"rI.' H.. a. $50" ''' crane. compact n"i pro
!'ly!" H"im | know. Alnn r..a VH'.i'v '!'' !"." JiannrS
u">:. ,,r w'lra 90 IL" u"N'. :H: iHy. % nh ot 'nrrt, ne
Grors. s.asD- a:.. Cr.l-. ".ii h. iIu.e TT uuCi'rn without
Ir-"r.n.J ! ,i.r. "pri,nir'g. my Ei'yh li#I :.:H. IA kn.g
y lillian, rIn'a!I!m. t'rI Hrr'f Also, - ""f"s. now with
III tn" "&ciusur" al Horn Grn.;.I. being III" land cut on
irru E,.t. iiu t." IL" L." ferry rou:, @ri To- acres
hoIr.. of p,.,.- ,.,ara. .kl-a. % acr,.o! land. bought ol
Temple. ana aait acres. bought -! r.ylyr ss;u;e. Oh" great
cr par; ~. ;hn ia.t worth over 100 pcr"cre.j adjoining my
SyrnInr" Gror" t'rm. IL Hanover county.
n-u Otter Tor ,"ns". II =nUn a. IL" CXt"nsi"" improve.
m"n'- nov" h'1m2 '!in'i" 49," C"i"I.'iri' Tor i term oil from
=. - :rr!vc y"nrs, my Horn QWnri'r and Sych!m0r"
Grow" Farms. containing s2;n" ~" acres, Should th"-"
farms b" leased before ih" l"t!! January, about 100 slave,
uinv-,ia:!y GOOD l"okIn. md healthy - Nulc-. Jack. Sc,
IL" herds. flock. npl,m"E's and machinery. UuciudIns -
.uod Eu-Iu,. IL: - Horsepower. and S;nv" Cutters and
all O.hrr property on ta'-. two irul-. vii! tr udi"t Ia tn"
sal" " rgr' irv. o'h"'w!-" IN" i'rn-. u".rn.-. -'ork- a:d
crops wall h" sol NJ aue'IIH "a TIC "ofh nf February. with.
oar I,.,r' together WI.h VI" household nni kitchen :ur.
uI:l:r. ho"l-. u lar" number Of oil paintings and 'IIia".
ing. silver n.i PLACED war. 81. g..
III" ,rrr- Md" up"u 'nrr ,.'ai@ tor uHuuy years may be
-.-u ia 'nfviar frrm. showing i' 'I'r! Umi also the qunlr
~ Tor "i"u hand 'n-n3nt a. -" production.
T." '"iIu. wIiI d. !nr !a:t- up;""r i!uH Horn Ranrt"r
"-ia'., uun'!I.i ca-a. n" ha.uar' A".pt!nai" note. iH.'r"-'
ai!.i .rrn G.". secured 10y G'",i Of trust on hand. ami
payable IN ono ml 'wr v"nr-' ins',lrUn;:s. Til" privilege
OF s"G.!l. wheat this tall vii De- allowed II purchaser, tor
del livery "a jriI;aIy. u.hr.n-r a tall crop ~Iil be seeded,
in rHr u"a: :!!r;""r. - b. #i-i"-rd 81 separately.
OHr,hiui q: III" purchase money n: !iorm Quarter 10 b"
L.M Gurin- my wi:r. Ill. ai! iM' r,-idG" :" be- paid and
-.rur,i. g hr pu!! - n"n"c. The SEt"'- who decline co.
IN 10 Liberia. viii p, sua! IN families. i very correct -
sinlnrr vi IL" vaiir %; the" farms may b" mad" rom the
crops now growing "mi secured upon ln''m. hppiyio
GEuEGE TiNIOR
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y,LTIRIE FARM FOR SALE

FnNEiT very desirable" Furn known a. "far.Hrr'- Hope
a ;h- rrs!icuc" Uf tho late VIM. II Cousins. viii h"
sold tt lui.tic auction. ci III" pr"n.-"-, tuesday. Ill" -"'h
irg "r september rrN'. n: J.! o'clock, VI. II - situated III
Mnwlddir county, va. on Eu'tOuwood creek. - mile
west Of Petersburg. ;nr"" mll"- from the >oUf!l.SIic Rail
ROni. and fourteen n!lr- from t." Court House. Il i Il"
u fret rate nci.hb"rhoud and very hrriIlN, md l.. cOns!u.
cred one OF the beet plantations III The county. IL n ntnIIr
about loo aCr,s. iuu accurate survey vii b" luaic before
the day Of sale. ut which time a plat may 10" SEEM 'u
acres ARE IN Uriainr! growth AMI heavily timh"rcd. which
Is worthy the attention 81 those engaged 1T ="tt!n- lumber
nom IL easy access TO the SOLti.S!dr Railroad. There i
u gree: deal OF slave timber Oh il, which l. considered 70
be- II very profitable business; about 800 acre, ui low
.roUmd- which, i properly drained, would h" cqini 70 IN"
James river lands, or II ml-ii be converted into u sturh
lrrm. pruduCin. grass enough Tor II lrr:" number a! cattle.
The balance Of the bind i. open. with n -alHll portion OF
second growth pines. and II j. we'll ninp,'i 10 the raising
OF cora. wheat aud tobacco, tii J. su-""pthl" 81 til" nigh:
r-r ,muryv"mrut. hn;!ug Il clay >ilN-GlI. IA"r" l. Il good
dwelling. n'rrlr Row. M O:i:r" IN ia" ysri. together "ii"
al n"r'--aly "i houses.
\ further description i. G"rn"l unnecessary D. thor.
w!-i.m! to purchase will examine il he!ur"ih" lay Of -mlr
~ the snur" time the Farming Utensils. st"ck - !!"-s,
CHtlr and ,hcrp viii be- sold. EuG about tf" liI Noycm
her the crop ~! Corn. Fodder, Nr. with SEVENTY or
EIGHTY NEGROES. OF which LLc motto" will be- given.
Terms Tho land will be sold for On".i!IIid Cn-h, the
balance on II credit Of one md iwO year.. The stock, &c,
al n credit of six months for nj! sums over S2t; that
live. On the place. will take pIrasur" in showing III" land.
Address Dgryill's J.. o.. D!nwiddic county. Va.
MARTHA COUSINS. ENrcu:rix, or
John i. or W. \. Muir. Petersburg, Va.
T. S-Al persons having claims SGWim-; the estate O;
The lure Wm. II. Cousins, will pleas" present thrn that
dct,Cd will please pay up.
viii hr sold ~ the -RnIc time. hIi 0l The sam" terms, Il
farm hljoIniu. the above. containing nn0ur 40 acre., with
n good dw..iIn. nni uUt houses. Aug i-i},nwii.
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MRS PELLETS ENGLISH \ FRENCH
EnAEnlNG NNn DN SLiLOOL.
BROAD SrnEEr. RiCIIMcNn

BROAD sfRf.Er. RICHMOND.
yENifE rlr"nnr! .chDif-iic y"nr "i This school wili rom
n mrnc- on Monday. October 3i.
Abb. sI"i experienced TEACHERS "" secured IN I'll fht
departments. IN extern led and .y.t"IrE'ir cuU' 4" 81 -tu
dv j. pursued. illn-,rr'"i hy I'rturrs ana Experiment.
rar'Irnlar r''"nfIon j. given Ia Reading, Writing, Drth".
rnuhv and Grammar throughout III" -"h0Oi. uni IL yOUuS
.r pupils shG|S cyafHr with Ih" older IN TIE In';ruc'!on- 0
tn" rrimc!pn! aEd Assistant.
Ivrrr !rril;y i offered i"r s%tui%In: N" ancient ana
Muu"TiI l.au-Uug"-.
Mr.. PELLET! = assured ,hnt pupil under IN" tuition %
=. III MoSrmEEy can w'n GD.'0Ir' md g'rS'r.ia"'
l'nra in oa" year To sp",A and WIZ" ,!!' Fr":.c!. nmI Spht'
III. Languages.
TDr a.u,", c>pr".-'y j"-:-n"I 90: educational Pnrr";-,s;r
= situated on bInr. -:r"':. nearly 'Tpg-I'" t"c ;iS Hall
and within Il '"w rod "' n" CHli'"! ~qdnr''
TN" -g!pul ryu.I- nrr sph'i"'is "i'! r"r'ui'y arranged
br.n IT,. record. Temperature" AMI ventilation.
Tile i,!aIu room + ~ !rrt is ~. HId Viii "cruin!H"in'
It hundred pupil. Il; l. provided with s'"g.' "'s's OF ma
hn="rv. 80 placed Tint al tie p"pas are under the i'n'n"'
i!n'c Supervision q; III" Principal.
The ARA n.rn"u,- of TN" Boarding department harmon
i.r with ;iio-" %: the rcHool. 81! the aNarini'H'- H"iH; car
p"t.,I and furnished with reference 10 corninr: and 'hc
CONVENIENCE oi the "~ccupni.is.
TElN$:
Boarding aud wn,hims Tor the scholastic year, ~
iI:I!-h TUITION, ~
Primary ncparfm"n', ~
Anc!ru, and Modern Languages. each, n
Vocal Music and Instrumental, on fi'ii", Harp ana
Guitar. M Professors lr.cc5.
Ir,wIn. and Pnin'mt. per qunri"r. ~
Payments Cnnhnii ~ aiyHur', reminder lJ'h f"''iiHrE.
RIFiRESCES-ii"v 7. '. Moore. u y, Rev. - y.
I.an.harnc. :. u. Rev. II DGrumr. Rev. Il. tI"t"F'!""'c,
Re-. VIM. l.oec, !. " Creepy, E,q. William Cray, Jor
Ali"n. Richmond. -.
marie.
FOR further information ,dlrc-- tie Principal
luiN .l--c!In
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THE VALUABLE EsTATE IL AL.BEM,RLE,

kEUN i: tA!tNINtlp. ICIt ALL.
TENNIS estate. tho properly o: i"c in.c ten. Bernard ffy
Il ton, lying n A.bcn!GG.r tOuN;y On the "h'c'i oi IVY
Cre.E, i milo. above Charlottesville, . :uilr. and u hal
rhovc the University. and adjoining the lands Of Mcssrs.
VIM Garth. JOHN I. Randolph md others, combining By
recent SURVEY 81 acres, l. for sale.
rsru,iurtrn l. 20 well known TO tho people OF AlbeTnarin,
,hr, q do .cliu,iol OF IL would bc unEcccs-Hrv, but 20 per
sons al n distance. il may he rrnnurked, that tho lh.d. Ii oil
the red clay soil. OF winch about GO acres nr opened. in
an improved condition the balance, OF about 2el acres, Il
in woni md thinner OF original growth. The CerrIni Raj!
rosd RUS within go wards oi the dwelling. The improve
r,crrs OH hi. c.rGt" src equal. il l. believed, 10 those Oh
NM other plrcC IN the county. The dwelling, built o' DICK
i no, only remarkably Fpacioul. but II in In" most rcr'.c,
rrl,nir III every re poet, having been thorough: !'ii0vb'tc
ami improved w!iiun the rn5t 10 ycnr-. Besides me
dwelling. there nc Uchcr brick buildings. connected VIII
/. by y handsome cc"C!c1 terrgCe,J which are nscc 20! Of
ace, .oi:iu- rooms. scfv4=;s' ICONS, &c; tHt:c i a!op u
fin, Ice liou. IL IA. T"rt. vailed wI:a s;oEs. Tie OVEN.
IN. l. sirrounini Jv IL extensive NJ beautiful .4"c. Ice
buildings for thu ur o; the Farm ~ most up!p!", coos:=:.
ing of Stable built oi stone, for 81 horse, cutie, &c, d
,n--e Barn with stone hnsrrcat.) - which Is attached &
new r~ir.sLiu. machine, ei:hcr portfolio or permanent, rs
usy .a preferred. tobacco House, &c.
hl IN" Nero quarter. are new and built OF good mate
rials. Inr situation 0: the dwelling Is most picturesque.
the mountains OF virginia, ~pnequnllcd in beauty and gran.
dcur. To say gentleman 6sirOrs OF retiring 10 a pleasant
and perfectly healihiul country seat, this c-taie oHci' pc
culisr attractions. o..
The shove cstsre lie offered at private sale until me Ioh
Of Se2.emher. Should IL not be disposed OF by t!aI ~,
lof which due notice will be given II VII! DC . ~ 5S %
public auction, on the premises, on IthHNAi' "' 49,
II October next, az ! o'clock, 7. VI. r.6uror
The Terms will be very accommodating. " "-'
particulars, nrplv 70 Thos. J. Pey:on. Esq; q! 70
GObDIN & APPER$oE, Auct!oneers.
Auy 1n-d1,Srr3lGct
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FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE.

WYE Ot"r Tor sal" = very d"-lrabl' inrl IN me lower
~ end o. Amelia. about - miles nom Petersburg and
- miles from Richmond. lying om Nam1z!Ha creek and
near the lines OF AM,iia. Chesterfield and iinwtddie coIn'
,i.-: cQn:a;n!,. about g3i acres; aaour 100 rcrc5 open
and most. la cultivation, divided into ; t"l!-. 80 acres N
virgin and p.u" growth. Astounding il Barrel. Pipe ana
i;bt t,rn5s!, 2-- scrcs II. me bottom land, mostly :rcs from
iulnIa;Icu. !. has on :, all the necessary building. for q
farm, OF lis size; Is well watercd il each field by some six
or eich: springs, and by TWO creeks: having fine prospect
OF water power; h;fo-din5 one o! lac Haes! stands IN the
county for II Grist Mi!l &C.
For further info. ma:ica, terms Sc, apply 10
RuFFlS < AUGUST.
General A-.n,s ior the sale and purchase of lanis, &c. l3
Main street, Richmond. July "l-c"H
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BOSWELL ACADEMY,
-FOUR MILES FROM SIAt :'ION, VA.
IL IaIAA-L

By VIM II. johnson.
THyHE next session Ci this School will cOnnnriic" on II:
Il Is, Of september and continue ten months, will! II WI
carton UI two wcek- al Christmas.
TEI, il strictly n Boarding School. no Day pupils hci".
tahru. and TN. number Oi LUarlrr- Is limited 10 twenty.
EasIIc. the ordinary English br6uC!I"s. TO which pnrtir,
uiur attention j. given, Any o: III. following subjects wall
bc iru.si accUrGiI. TO the selection OF the pUpiis, or tEc
ic-lrr Of the parent or GUARDIAN, VIZ;
the I.4iin and Greek ldnEuhGcs.
The Preach, Spanish AMI Italian Languages
MrIhcEI"tiCs-
Natural and Moral FhI.0-oP'y.
Chemistry.
Civil Engineering, G!Cor7 and practice
Ina. o! nc above iraugls. r%c,i ~ H." Greek ana !:@I
i'm lau,ua 80 aud ChrIu.-'ry. tho principd. l. " sTIC'''t.
.! .Mr I..ivrr=Mvo Of EiTTiu!a. ana h. trusts iiu; al" irr,roi
Ycars ,x,,glcgc.. - Il L.yIl Engineer is qualified L!niv
.iyc Yalunhl. instruction Ia q clns5 Ia Civ! Engineering.
Terms. Two hundred dcl!"r-. payable EHli III nLv"nc" "nd
hull on the 1t oi February, Tor board, tuition, iIc!, lghts
m.l washin-, per ee- siGn o! ten months.
KEFEREHCI$.
Prof. Gcssncr Harrison. University Of Virginia; Col. }.
II. S.ni,h, vir-in:n ii:idhry Institute; 1t. l;c". Il stol'
Meade. C!n.k County; RI Rev. Eish"p Johns. Williamsburg;
Rev. L. II, Philips. Stauu:0u. RcT. I. /. Cnstl"nlsa. STAIN.
,u:., lin. q. II. Lee, CI,rk=Nnr=: Goa. J. Il. Cooke ! III
valus. II. ". Tonlin. LsT, King William. g. y. johnson
Esq, Richmond; Beverley Tucker, L-I. Washington; 10"
ro., oficc s,nunton. Va. .uly li-cfl~"pt
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NJ WARD.

ISAN r ROGERS, 9Th Street, near Main, Richmond,
: =, .",,"T in Egyptian, Italian and american MAkB!;E
.NTNINIs. TONRS, GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
@'t Q: every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
ny design in Carving executed in the nca'ess manner.
,.i' 9 ;fooh Ia" country, with city reference promptly
~ !s."."fs, having scryed his time in ono of tho largest
,.~,"A.'!'s IN N"w York CRY. and having much eNpe'
~ "a" hr!-.u"ss. f!aItCrs himself that all work exc
=" ~ shop "!Il give As entire satisfaction as any done
:. u! So.h Oct. @cly
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i DESIKAHLE TARM FOH SNI.E.

ME subscriber. wishing 20 retire from Pruning 'or
1 slm. Ia cGi.e0u"nc- OF Ill health. offers tor sail"
e. :4:E Of. which ne rcziic-, lyin. Ia the county ni Nm:
! s.'.E, uHI distant from navigation Two anu nail 'n'i"s.
- y.Ty con, -Ii.at To-: procuring lime. II coIi'in- e"N
-. = M; Il winch has been lined. Il l. very -usc"p-
d, Improvement. and i we'll adapted 20 tie growth
cr:o. wheat, oats. sc. Tn" locality l. remarkably
.-,.A, s~touuding IN .Ir.n-- Of the purcst water, several
, .acU = near he dwelling. There are. also, -"yc'a!
,1r,o 70, worship distant not more inGn two Il hull or three
lWi o mill. one mile OH, manufacturing. coed meal
~ a1:. The Improvements cUiIs!S; o! u cOinn!od!Oua
y -:ov ir.,, iluu.r. uyYiE. EIGHT room II neat over
III House. AC.
: nor" minute description is deemed unnecessary, rs
%" "i..iu: 10 purchase viii pl"usc call on or address the
~ Ay!';tI-. Hing William county.
Term. N,l %" mad" accommodating. There u a hne
..''J e wheat crop. mud the purchaser would b" al
a'd - privilege .; sr'dln- the !nnd. and ihii posses
- ~ a vu tn J.. day Of LInuaic next.
So. .--rw.i.D RICHARD B. LYME.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
-, Dunrrprr\, y pI,,stt =, y Tb"SIsN

e Y pur-usuCc Of II decree Of The Circuit C0Ur. ~ the
a Cty Oi Richmond, made on iI" i.lh Gay TT HHr'n.
l-Ji. l. ~ special Commissioner named ~ -n!d decree. -"tI'
Oh the l"ii day OF .rpr"m1cE, mi. II i"if-h h"!, On f'
next .a!r duv ;h"g"Hi,ci- ou the premises. Otter tor rni' Il
the highest bidder. Il tract al land, COH'n!II!n- '""Af i"'
urrrs. known ~ the lands OF Tho ftHs coal Mining Com
many. adjoining Ih" binds Ui Isaac Spencer. ihr Nicer.
Wn,v.n.r and u;hci-. Thu irnc: Of band l. CunTrIsl"nt both
,o;hr James iivrr, and 10 III" Richmond and D'h'i!lr kdi'
road, Iyin. between the tw0, about twrniT mile IRON
E,rluuOId. II j. bc.I"..ri 10 be IICiI III ii!ncE"!>--ih" ven
of cCnl WIS T.: uur ;iE." worried %nd developed. should 4"
.olr Of the above property nal i' concluded On the prem.
i,,s ae nhovr. the srluo Will b. offered az Fowin:nm Court
III. 4. on the ri DAY Of October. it i"r!.ic COuT; ary.
iOliN F. LAY. Commissioner.
TrRNr-Umr tL.rl cash ha!ri.C" III sx ana twelve
months. purchaser cHe,ti.:.- bonds nIll approved security,
rnI firlc r.tnin,d until purchase money .-hrli have lcy"
p,iJ. Aug I.-ciw Il. / - comm +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
AM I;nii HtIE.

L ".>H:o eel 1 crac' Of !und, about 700 acres, q mile
"a! " ha!i from Port Royal, Caroline county, Virginia,
ts.!t'-!y on the road TO bowling Green. The land 10
zen. H"re than four hundred acres nc in wood nno
>'s', which sci well, either in Port Royal or 70 vessels
= steamboats, trading with Port Royal. There ia q dc,
= 81 Ia" way from The farm 10 The village, md me road
S"..fH'. H." -"'s Is admirably adapted to Wheat, Com
.,9acco. !'s advantages OF situation nre surpassed by
''u's IN the STATE. lwouli prefer dividln:it into two OF
mall farms, aid -Gra divisions would suit purchasers
. parts OF 3, would sur tInhcr Cc,'crs md WOOD.
a. rrrsCn,, and amorh'r portion Is open ana
@'ihr'riT,. TIE improvements on II are new, ana
-'h ~ farming purposes.
Fi Ike to sell several houses and lots in nc town
-, -. GEORGE FlTZNUGH.
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