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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-28
IN 0 T E S &.

"there will be a sale at Susanah Leuis
on the 18 OF lebury the folern Property
to hit one mare too plous too Bedes and
Beden one Cook stove thirtee Bushals oy
Corn an other property too teges to men
chen for which one yere Credet will be
piyn the sale Commensen at ten Cloc,'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-28
A uOOsIER ADVERTISEMENT.

Literature has rapidly advanced in In
diana, since the year 1919, at which time,
il was said that there were in the whole
state, only Two men, Billy Cole, and Tom
Johnson, who could spell their names.
"The iollowig advertisement was found
by correspondent posted in store in
the neighborhood Of Fort WAYNE, lndi-
ana. 1t is eractly copied from the original.
The 'schoolmaster' must have gone
abroad from the HooSier State:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-28

To INSURE HEALTH FOR CHILDREN -
Give them plenty of milk, plenty of han-
mel, plenty of air, and let them have
plenty of sleep and they will seldom, if
ever, all anything. That is, milk is the
best diet they must be warmly clothed
must be out of doors, and must be al.
lowed to sleep on until they awaken of
their own accord,
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PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS!

Suction, aud Chain Pumps, always
u on hand, by J,R. DAY.
3 doors below J, M. Martins store 1.
Jackson, August J, 81. l9--ly
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The New York Freeman's Journal af-
firms that the number of Catholics by
birth or baptism in New York isnearly if
not quite one-half the population of The
city, The Tribune estimates the number
at one-fourth the population. .r
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-28

GA young man meeting an acquain-
tancc, said, Il thought you was dead.'-
But, said the other, you see me alive
Il don't know how that may be, replied
he ; you are notarious liar, and nay in
formant was a person Of credit
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Carpenters and JOinGrS.

Carpenters and JOinerS.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to say to the
Il people of jackson and surrounding coun-
try, that they have opened new 4"
Carpenter Shop,
on the corner of Locust and Water Streets,
where they will be ready at all times to attend
to any business in their line. ......
. UNDERTAKING. .I .....-.a
Having lately purchased new HEARSE,
they are fully prepared to attend all Funerals,
both in town and country. Cofiins made to or
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch.
They have made arrangements to supply those
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA
SES, OF all sizes. JAMES FARRAR.
... ..... ROBERT RICE.
july l3. '54. 1G-tf t...""
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF JACKSON
COUNTY,

COUNTY.
President Judge Of jackson Common Pleas. W.
V. Peek, Of Portsmouth SGioto county,
Clerk Of Jackson Common Pleas Court. J.J.
Hoffman.
Prosecuting Attorney. Levi DUNCAN.
Sheriff. Yinton Powers.
Coroner. George Barlow.
Probate Judge. Jacob Westfall.
Auditor. John Stephenson.
Treasurer. r. B. Dickinson.
Recorder. James Farrar.
Commissioners. Peter Pckrel, Moses Hayes
and John s. Stephenson.
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FURNlSHlNG 81

In all their variety. Bonnets, for Ladies' aud
Misses together with a large assortment of
Hosiery, OIL Cloths, Carpets, Mems Summer
Wear, Bleached Musins, Ticking, &c.
JEFFERSON Il BLAIR,
Portsmouth, May 4, 81. G.
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SAMUEL II, BOOK, Carriage and Wagon
~ Maker, Portsmouth street, in the rear of
Daniel II ofiman, Sens property.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DuUAllBUU UINUU UHI1
SAMUEL H. BOOK, Carriage and Wagon
- Maker, Portsmouth street, in the rear of
Daniel ofman, Sens. property.
IT EWIS & THOMAS, BIacksmiths, Ports.
~ mouth street, one door below the old
steam Mill. Wagons and Buggies ironed to or
der. Horse shoeing will be attended to with
promptness and dispatch.
nANIEL HOFFMAN Dealer in Dry Goods,
~ Groceries. Hardware, Queensware, etc :,
corner OF Main ana Portsmouth sts, opposite
the franklin House.
LNRANKLIN HOTEL, corner of Main and
h Portsmouth sts., F. Shower, Proprietor,
A b. PRICE, Wholesale and Retail dealer
a. In Confectonelies, Main st., opposite
the Puplic Square.
ANLlAS LONG, Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
- ceries Hardware, Queensware and Fancy
Dress Goods main street. opposite the public
square. .@t 'i.-
TFNRAGO & ELPHINSTINE, Dealers in
Il Boots a nd Shoes, Groceries, and fancy ar
ticles, Main st., opposite the Court House.
ID I'D PRICE & Co., FANCY DRY
l. IL Goods Store Main street, opposite
the Court House. .... .. ..'.
NAMES DYER, Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
" ceries, ETC.. corner Main and Broad yay SITS.
DETER EWING, Grocer and Provisioner,
L. Main street, opposite the Tsham House.
MT T. CAVETT, Saddler and Harness Ma.
" ker, main street, opposite the Ishum
House. ... ...'t.. ..L
II EVl DUNCAN, Attorney and Councillor
- at Law, Main street, opposite Post Office
CIESTNUT & SUTHERLAND, Bakers
" and Grocers, Pearl street, one door west
of Flowers Hotel.
EN X. HOOD. Blacksmith, Pearl street, op-
HLS posite Browns Wagon Maker Shop.
M v. WELSH, Butcher, Meat House ad-
Y = joining Elias Longs Store, Main street
NOHN A. BROWN, Blacksmith, Columbia
II street, opposite DR.. 0. c. Miller, s.-
A LEX. CRISWELL, Grocer and Provision
IA er, Water street, opposite the Rail Road
Depot.
DOWDLE g. ROBERTS, Tomb Stone Man
ID ufocturers, Main street, two doors east of
Bum, Walterhouse & Bunn's Dry Good Store. |
M B. DlCKASON, Dealer in Fancy Dry |
i q Goods, Main street, 2 doors east Of Post
Office, Jackson Ohio.
Jackson, Aug 10, "a Coy
JOHN TILLOW,
DEALER IN GROCER ES. PROVlS |
I0MS &. IOI1nDS
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v best,
| Pro-
Ports
ind see
.ounty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

\ MOS DESlkABLE fAN-H fOh S.iisE.
y pursuance of u decree OF The Circuit Court o! Flu
Il wanna, pronounced III Tie ease OF Cic"niis ".
Srrangc'- rxecutort, md other, the undersigned Cnii.'nis.
sionrr- will, on FRIDAY. the lin day q August, Fol, sell.
On the urriuisr-. 10 the highest bidder, nj public auction. the
,rac, Of land chilled OAK I'LL, late the re.iicncc OF Col.
Gideon \ strange, t"crnscd.
The farm il in tie county OF Fluvanna, about two mllcr
from the Court House. on the North ride OF the Rirannm
river and immediately opposite tn Curvsbrook, the summer
residence of Mr.. John Randolph Bryan.
The entire tract contains l.l42! acrcs, u! which .Jt:
Hrrc- nrr first rate low grounds, J2l nc clrnrcd nlh the
balance in woods all well adapted to Corn. Wheat nnd
tobacco. lvim. in the very heart OF the fine ;C5nccO region
of the county. and this great staple Is most successfully
cultivated upon ii. Indeed, ii may bc safely pronounced,
in all r,-pcris, one Of the most productive TURNS on IN: RI
YER Il If, moreover, in tho direct rnth OF the gold vein
which passes through Virginia, and which ut rcvcrml points
in the Immediate ncighhorhu0d. is now being ~prohtnbly
worked. On many pnrts OF this tract su!incc gold in' nj
r,ndy been found, and il il believed that vein gold may al.
20 he found upon il.
This farm, which for some years, lns been under the ju.
dicious management of Mr.. jas. VI. Strange, j. in n fine state
@! Improvement, and lH. IL connnohiUu- Dwcllin. House,
with all convenient out houses, barn. ;ObuccU houses, &C.
aml j. -i:untcd in u pleasant nei.hhorhood. with the most
ample facilities for communication with richmond, by
mean, Ut the lGranna river, connecting with the dninit-
River and kHnawha canal, and nnrigntrd a. il, If Tor milcs
above Unk Hill, By horse bouts OF ~ tom. bn-;licn.
The entire tract will probably be sUld by liz sutjrc; to
the dover of Mre. NJ. i. Strange, which la- been allotted
to her, though it is understood that the owner Of this in
trre-t will dirposc Of it 70 the purchaser oI thr residue OF
the estate. il desired, ut II reasonable price, which viii br
made known on the Iny Of sale. Arnrt from the dover
the tract contains TIA Acres. Of which lGli Acres are lOw
grounds 2li Acres are cleared high land, AMI the re.
inainder in woods. And il il possible that the principal
tract and the dover tract may br sold separately.
Possession will be given ut once, 20 far NJ iiIny hc nc.
cc-sary for seedin. purposes, and full possession ON the
lst OF January next.
AZ the same time and place will he sold a trac. of wood
land, containing to acres, OF tine quality. on the souili tide
of the river: and unuthcr tract oil wood land. tirrlv TIM.
brrrtI, containing ~ ncrr-, adjoining John u. Chiir| aud
Others. On tie To mere tract gold Inns bccnditcOvrr.l.
Tie terms Of 1hlr will be- cash for 10 much oi the
purchase money rs will be needed tn ':cirny the expenses
of the rule, includin. costs ot snit. nnd II credit Of on",
two and three years. with interest from the dmte for the
balance. The purchaser giving bondn win good security
( TAGETpEF' comm'r'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27
BY THE GOVERNOR OF IiEGINII.

- W. .h-Nsh ~
NNTlIEREhS TIE General Assembly of Til. CorTrrr.
w wealth has authorised . Bank e be Stabilized ~
der the NINE OF the Bank OF hannw In, r!ilcg ~ iar
town Of Charleston. or n: the kanmwnn Saline, in de ccUI-
~ vi knInwha. ~ the stockholders III :rncrn! nrciIG.
might determine, and la. incorporated the r"iTc VIZ, u
cnpiul OF NOT lcss than one hundred iLoutaai, nor moi.
than three. hundred thousand dollars. 10 hr raised hy suH-
-cripti0us in shares D: one hundred dOilrr- each; AMI.
whereas, il nus bccu certified, 10 the satisfaction U! lie
Executive. ,ha, the minimum capital ul"rrs"i! las been
-ulscribeI: that the STOCKHOLDERS, ~ cr.crsl meeting, have
located snid Bank 1T Maiden, knnhwha Saline; that The
said Bnnh hus actually, and i'll good :nith. % lis own rtso-
iuic property, IN the current coin Of tie United States. sI>-
ry.ouc Thousand hive hundred dollars. boiu. more ,Ian
Ilrrr.ihihs Ui the enid minimum capital; and :hst sh!i cor.
poraiinn has been organized by the election and 'ppcin!.
mrnt OF u President aud Directors, h required 10y lie ctu-
Ter. Now. therefore, III conformity 10 lhw, ia aC:'hy
make this proclamation, icclnr!n: i!r facts Aforesaid. sal
aunourcin. that tie Bhuk is authorized 10 co:"H!e4cr op-
lions.
g.. Given under my hand Us Governor, and under tie
t'h"L'i Scal OF the Commonwealth, hi 2ls: ct lru". l-Ii.
JOS. JOHNSON.
BY the Governor: GEORGE W. MuSfoEp, Secretary Of
iii, Con uyuWrniL. June ."-Iwiw
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TO TIE FARMERS

ON CliEHltil. MANI hf"
yEyIE nrrlculn .r;-i,' attention j. invited to the hbONr in.
e valuable Au.:mcni,r Of growth 'Ad tuIt.!y'r 81 no
oil. After III! nlni ~sc:upulOu+ experiments h"'!ng hs-a
made by many oi III" l,si acknowledged. scientific ttln.
cls O! Iii. state. with tbs manure on their wien: crop.
their cOuclu.iv" report nr n. II most t'a:t"rins rn;I''' ~
~ ~" c",c; ri lar.,. an. healthy crops produced by tbs
Fertilizer.
f.om..c C!.ea.;cui composition i, will be, found l%ytho'f
nncuur!ut"R wIs! - usefulness To '"i"Es'';" I'it". h"
in- mon. CERTAIN, - net ~ 1t rpccio! manure on Hil crop.
he irnrll.crati "a r:.:ToIh!., uisCGc.;rd, w&ri':;> Tie sut-
.cribcr III u-.rri;u .iii- much.
In most Instances :lc w!.tn; IRON IL "pltich'!G;- i's-
been les attacked ~ w"rn!.
AZ there nc various coi'yl-rS d: 'hi- article, hr originally
Introduced rs ,hr :ui-cIi,r: into the country. ri'! Tor
which n nciul uia. diploma has been minded HIM Tor such
!nirodi,tion, "cHu:iois" eLoa!d b. U,-trv,d :. that "tc. Hncn-
ngr iGs my brand apon II, AID a!,O. purchasers sno"hl buy
only Olrr-,i.c,al,lc House. in whom nry nav. .Niir" conf
delicr u. E"riin. the genuine a,t!clr T"prc".nti deception
tie s,Iscribr:'- name wi! he branded "H "ach hng
c. R DrBrfG,
WILLIAMSBURG. l.. J., New lorE.
p. :. The article is warranted pure md genuine, On
sale n, Mrrsr-. .NUtiruirrr, Will. !u!i G::'raon. Ter Nc
Inn. .m-t LuIv 81 &. H. liFtGKH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ny THE GOrEESOR OF VIRGINIA.
uunrI AVIATION

vNTHEREAa y vacanc? i:G+ ocrnrini in l!ir rrp!r-rn.
w ,u,ior from, This Commonwealth III the Congress d
,b. I-u;,r,i Srnrr.. by The death ui IOII j. !~:lcL.rass. ii
mrmhcr Of the House OF Representatives !Ur thu District
composed OF ilr counties III Lewis: rpsinir, Harrison,
barbour. Randolph. ErnS;Gn. .Dolirids'. iii!cii', ui'"irI,
Mood Vy;rt Jackson. Mason. lninnn, Cah"!, and knnnw.
Ina: Now. therefore. |. Joseph Inii.oa. rovcrInr ni the
snil Commonwealth, have Thought proper TO direct the
hold an election To supply the tnid vacancy. ur the fr-t
Thursday in August iI"Ai.
Iiu. utG..er. CONDUCTING: the sHi election at the Crur:-
hou.c, nj ,,II couaiir4, IRE required 10 meet to make .hci.
r.,urn n. The Courthouse uf l.1rwi- COMFY, Oh lhr tenth
dav alter ,ha suii fir.t Thur. day III August.
Given under ms land a. 'io,'Inor, AID nader the rcni G!
III, 81 the Commonwealth, thi- twelfth day q; Jane,
l-JI.
By tho Governor: 'oS. 'ohHSoN,
GEORGE W. Mu%FoRD,
: ,s Gamma N,Gkh. June l3-gilc
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ACTION SHES.
VALUABLE JAlIEs KIYER EsT.ATE. IN TIL
BIZ LOuX Il u pAYSE it;r.rrr

v ~ Aslat -. IT, u Is1 I"N IN Is ~ IA.
COUNTY OF GoOCl!l.AAp. Fol; SALE.
E , ! yii;ir 1t the power v".t,ri ia Imr hy Inc !n-t Will
- ard testament ii The lu:c DR.. .Ion,.ih Watkins. shalt
of"r fr sale. ri auction. on ihr rr-inisr-, nn WElbSES.
DAY. J1ly lah. l-:E, i: fair. il moi. III" nsxt mir day. com
m"rcin= Il: "rlrrE. t!r' very valuable 'rnct ui land
known III lI:% !.OMOSp, the late residence OF snid Jo'
SEPT! Watkili-.
'rhi- cs,a,r j. in M. county OF Gnociinnd - m;lrs niuvc
I!icl;nund, and. J. III. on the james River and kan"u!n
Canal, Is .; cl-y acc"s- 10 market. IL Is supposed 10 con,
tain more than n!i" hundred !rrcs u! lana, $50 acre ail
!mCrr u! which are James River los ground OF TN" quail.
-; nbCu: :ii "crc, o: wcoi land, original growth. and
mos; o. il u .nr description.
The high lnnd is noted for its superior qna!ry. tiInn
which there l. ronr hri,er; and there are about IUhiNp
bills o: improved! tobacco ipt-.
a survey Of tho land will bc made before the day OF
sale.
TERMS:-Onr;hirl cash: The balance Tor bonds, carry
lii3 interest from da;r. secured 10y decd q. trust on ihiel,
Hit payable IN une md two y.nr- insialihciit'. :,
Tie ti.le i uniis ruiei, but. selling ns Executor, shall
convey such TILE NJ i vested in ne ~ ENrcut"r.
Possession will be retained by me to give tine 20 secure the
crops nov on hand; hut the purchaser will be aHowe'. 10
sccd II crop ii wheat. md such provision nn,ic for his l!nhds
anu teams. di desired a. 'iry hr necessary, on terms to hf
agreed upon, and lGll Possession ei.riI by lJill December
next. mud sooner il. possible.
- room In the crops IRE secured, there will nc a mic OF
he negroes, some 20 or GO, and all the personal estate On
SAIL t"rli, q! which notice will he given in due time.
will tnke pleasure in showing the fnrm 70 any one ds'
pusrd 10 examine il.
My Post Office address is Loeb Lunoni. Gooclland
county, Va. r. i. WATKINS,
Executor u ln4rph Watkins.
Snlc conducted by JOHN X. j. PAYNE, Auct.
~. B.-All persons having claims against The estate o! Dr.
Joseph Watkins. will pleas: make them known TO nc, md
all debtors will please =rt;lr lile!c accounts as early IL, pos
siblr. J.. Il. w, Executor.
own. in my own right. n farm containing 300 acres
about 20 OF wool land.D originally II part uI thr RriI i.U
moad estate, and decided 10 me recently by the late DR.
Joseph Watkins. Ii is regarded as u very importyIt NM
desirable attachment 10 said e,Intr. and il ii be dc-ncd 10y
the purchaser, mn willing 10 sell ii upon terms to be mad,
known by application 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

IN
yESO TIE FARMERS AND THOSE WIG '!hf Ek
p FOLLOWING AGRICULTURAL PCkSIIIS.-!Er
subscriber brgs to cuil their attention. 10 tie above NnInr9.c
ussistau, ind icrtiiscr 10 their aoils. rnd invites ;aosc wi"
luv. never made trnl to 10 ~. with liz eject. sc. the
rrcsca, spring, feeling assured they will be hish!y i!eased
with is nlrrndy pronounced magic rcsGlt-, Lr a promote:
of growth generally. Scrupnluus experiment haze been
made with this manure, from time 10 ;.niT. ~ various &C
kirowicdcrd rcirI;:Ec ucriculiuTi-t., by the s:dc g; frIu.
vial Gin,io, NJ to III rrlniiyc NnlGc compared VII! TIE .at
ter. aud in nngy instances II decided prr!c:"HCc reported
upor; bmt norhin. certainly Inferior. One great n1vna;aS.
il uu,scss.s oycr tilann j., j: IiHy h. II MI cisrz ipPl!rd
Directly upon thu -"c,l- or around plans, without Tie ieAi
of burI.in. the crops like GuaEo. Liz. the latter, II E"s
become n invori.c with all iiosc who lave tcs'cd IL ias:.
it,, nui it, -ml'- Tor 20 recent sI iIirGduction "r' urpr''"'
irntrd. Al crop. are hrncf. ted by is application
Full particulars tor u-iEC, sc, likewise copy oi M fila!!.
i. lately made by DR.. stewart .! Bnl.:niaGc, A"Gy::c'i
Ciriuis,. for the vnriOu, cnrSuc- OF Peruvian Gtal.U suLn.
into baltimore. accompanied 10y hi rrI"Hrks, nary b" hai
of Mr.sr-. Mctirlidcr 81 SONS o; Iii. city. Ia whom! tie sub.
scr!brr holds himself responsible for the supplying OF q
pure article. Ny brnni di-posrd q by my oih,r parties
in ;hi. city, | will no. acknowledge t!. r--p".-'b'!'f. OF
i, there are nutritious, tniuk II necessary 10 give sGch pub
lici,y. All buss will henceiorwnrd BE- branded
e. Il. DEBuRGS
NJ. ] rhosl hate Of Lime.
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Richmond, April l3-i3O,h June.
NUNS AND CL.ARK'S PIANUs.

II. TAYLOR, sole Ag'tl IN IA, cny -GiI-s-reu
. for the snle Of Piano Forces made bv; L---5iIE
III: above named celebrated rakrrs, l. con-
stan;ly rccrivin. elegant MD plain P!naos
from their extensive and long established 'aanu;sctcry.
Their Instruments received II prize 1t the ""oELp''
FAIR London. and several prizes al III" american in';l'
ME Fu;rs in hi. coun:ry. They combine nII til. modern
improvements, with the Metallic Frame, nm: p"tri.: over
strings, and are confidently recommended Tor SwEETHEss
OF roSE and GREAT DURABILITY, which latter quality will
be appreciated in the country, where good tuncr- ~" sci
dom found.
r. H. TAYLOR has sG!i rlcsc instruments in Ills city
fr the last II years, 10 the entire satisfaction Of iis hume
rUu- customers.
~ The public are cautioned TO observe tint III" it'll"
of the firm is NC:Ss ~ CLARK.
Old Pianos taken i'll part for new oncs.
Guitnrs, Viulins, Accorieons and Flutes. Alec, G:.i,hf
and Violin Strings Of the best qrnhiy.
=. II. r. has in store the !Grccs; stock OF new nli st"rd-
AID Music 10 be- found South OF BALTIMORE. "ad j. IN rIr'
weekly receipt of all the ucw and fashionable n1r.ic az ,!r
day. 4 liberal discount made 10 sciiools aud dealers.
p;ano md Music store, 100 Main street.. Mny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

At MEETING o; the Council of the Cit
II f., iD,l, 1874 ia I, n "a,

- NETTING: q; the Council of the City
rs, II Richmond, held June eth, 1854, the follow
y -c-olu;iou was adopted:
Received, That a pSl b. .s. and !hs same af t Is hc cifH d on 'sa
:otaMen ,r,,,h,r iii. Council on behalf of the City Of
i almond: may subscribe to the sa stock OF ;n the Virginia s Gem T.
:i RAJ! Road G".nl"Iin in this State, rart of which
"Ms = in and near this city, an amount not exceed,
:: s:V "ns !uadrtl Thousand dollars. to enable the said Com.
n: ssay ~ to ~cOasplc;e the road which is now under contract
N g. v, day OF July next; and that this resolution be
s'sT,a.l Tor one month, (nnd afterwards until the day Of
P- I'll in y, ltas; Two newspapers OF this city.
ACopy. "M. r. SAtrPAkO, &C. X.
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4 nnn ACRES Or VALUABLE WOOD
3 q 3 ES ~ p | akn=.Luut d iuilr: hLlnM RichuInul.

nrHr' the Williamsburg Road. Tor rnlc.
The snb.rri!r-s arc authorized 70 sell about 900 Ucrcs
Of MOOD lr,.l. about Il niles below Richmond, on and ncGr
the williamsburg. roud, adjoining the isml- OF Mr.. Ricllurd
Ga-kin-. Williamson iil-n and Others. Tho land .or the
mo-i pmr: il. covered with OAK nnd Pine Wood, and Is very
valuable 20 ;!.o4r engaged il ::r wood business. or in brick
n!nkil.:. Whilst The owners prefer to Fell it H. n whole
truc,. :hry will -nl divide it into lots of from loo 10 nm
acrr-. ii particularly desired.
\ plu; Of the property can lr seen at our Office. To n
person who will hug liz. whole tract, IN opportunity is OIL
tered hy which tie purchase money can be nearly realized
from, The sale Of wood.
rs amply securing thu purchase money, lihrrnl credit
will hc given, hraring Interest. Apply 10
Iunr 3-aawlm. GUDnlN X APPERSOS. Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27
LAND FOR SALE.

a WISH to sell ID tract Of land, about go acres, n mile
Z. aLd "a hulf from For; Royal, Caroline county, Virginia,
immediately On the roGd 20 Bowling Green. The land is
very rich. More thnI four hundred acres are in wood and
timber, which cell we'll, either in rgrt Royal or 10 VI ssels
aud steamboats, rrnlinc with Port Royal. There is II de-
scent all the why from the farm 10 the village, aud the Ioad
i. excellent. Tue soil ID admirably adapted to Wheat, Corn
and Toburco. It's advantages Of situation are SURPASSED by
few farms in the State. ! would prefer dividingi, into ,wt or
three small farms, and such divisions would suit purchasers
better, rs parts OF il would suit timber cetters and wood;
cutters best nj present, uul another portion is opcn ang
ready for Turning. Tnd improvements on it renew anu
sufficient for farming purposes.
| would ike 10 sell several houses aud lots in me to~h %
por. Royal. GEORGE FllLhepH'
March, tIs-fF
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~CUOLERt MOfBUS AND SUMMER
ls COMP. NNTS.-Thesc annoying and danger.
- leases nre becoming quite prevalent at this time, and
= gI speedily checked, often destroys the constitution, and
~. ",;,,oucuilv life itself. As a sure and speedy cure, we
!, :; NO remedy equal to that universally popular medi.
No. ~ giEEES PREMIUM BITTERS and We therefore
,Gs;.r every one 20 give il u trial. As preventive to indi'
..s1p, and n corrector and purifier OF the stomach, these
t..,r. are unsurpassed. Every iumily should keep II few
bottles or hand.
Tn he hal Of the principal Druggists throughout the city
.. p;c:,moai-iad of D. Il. Lyman, LynchburS; Told d
Ch,;.,ilu. Petersburg; Dr.. +. CRinm, Williamsburg; VIM.
; Wycae, Yorktown; Johnston & Wallace. Fredericks.
S.-.I. r. Cnlium & Co., Uauyillc; King & Toy, Norfolk;
E1,IIcs & Gwa;huey. po:;smouth; Wheat & Chnpline,
WI..!inc, vir,i.ia; md Da.iS & Miller, Baltimore, Md.
order, yronp;ly filled by addressing
lane f. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING,

IN al NO. 81 MAIN STREET.
cIs, CLOTHING, now being sold to
u. :, oll 'i!er goods; and ne it is our intention to re.
oek' all parties wishing to purchase will find our
: Sy1d, and prices Cheap. Cheap, Cheap.
.-e ~ LIZZIE Is NO HCMBCG IN THIS,
d. , .sS% inust be sold; and we invite attention to the
Z, Cs i, OF Linen, Alpaca, Tweed, Cashmere, Drap
-'' siu Slik Coats. Also, a good assortment Of
ss.,o. PANTS, PANTS, PANTS,
: :9.tr,S. ~ usual stylcs. qualities and colors Of CASH.
!, III Of WIN white, brown duck und fancy linen
4 ltrss naseh arc going, going. at a small figure
!. ,ose,be~, s ,u OF brown, white and fancy linen
sile. "'o our cue hundred different styles Of
'RosHONG, TUPMAN e. CO.,
Se .? Tia &c Main street,
An'ee doors below Purcell, Ludd s. Co.