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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

MEs, FOR kENr.-lhe lar,r and convent.
T5i,;l ent FAMILY RE,IDESCE on est street recently
ILL occupied by George Baughman. esq Tm- pro.
,rty within five minutes walk of Main street, an is
therefore egihy situaie. a residence Cor any
dong business IN tow. 1t hos al excellent Garden
and Well II, and also all necessary outhvuses, such
d, servant house, COL" hou.a stab" aa carriage mouse.
Ps.. ssipn may had tire f. i day tf May, possi-
bly little sooner ii desired. For apply to ne,
OF to my son L. W. LAMBETH.
anil .df Iaw(wAm)ts1 ELIZA G. LAMBETH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

TCE-gCE THE WARM EST DAY
L ON RECORD .-Yrstrrdny WA the Sarmest day on
eend md the knouine Ones the boost why to keep
cool, is send To my Ice House and irtn supply of
A. No | article OF ICE ut 40 cent per busi.eL Ice.
Louise situated squire north Of asey factory and
the residences of Ro. II Gray. esq.
Upl2l T. @. b. Orr lNSHAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

DEMOVAL.-F.A A. FRIEDHOFF hns removed
a MS Lock and Gnnsinith shop opposite the Lynch
burg Maible Works On Market 81. and il prepared To
repair ay;h re in his line of business snci as Locks,
Guns, Pistols, & c. &; &C. the shortest 'otice and
reasonable terms.
Particular attention VIII be paid to the hanging Of
House Bells Give a call and satisfaction will be
Guaranteed IaplI9. dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

GALE OF $1,000 WORTH OF VAL-
- LIABLE tURNITURE.--The under signed having
determined engage in another business, will sell In
highest bidder at the Buffalo Springs, in Amherst
county, on Thur-d4y April tie 26ih. 81 500 worth OF
saa.as ii nr rG"~l H"f and s% "s%
-sj Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs, Table ware !
bed Ciotlcs DC a credit Of mon III. for sll
Of $40 and under that amount eush will be
required.
lie will RENT OUT THE SPRINGS ON that dry. if
privatcl, before.
apl9.i26np THOS. J. NJ. GOODWIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

ICE!GCE ICE We now read fur
l. mis-, Ice in large small quantities all tim from
rly in the morning till 10 clock might. Those
who disposed favor wh their ,:an
Is un0n getting the best Ice lowest nalk pr ccs
]. II. THOMPSON & & 'OS
upl23 dlw1 New Drug Sore.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

-
Of fts,l Dtakoons had q lighl with some MI.
oan.er and Apache IndIans az SacFamenio
Modn.aihs. and killed IL oil them. Mhlleon
the American side CaPl, Henry Sianlpn and
three Ptlyalss .wege killed Cen. Garland
had sglIs5 jpsS service Iys pRPenies Ol
volunteers for period OF SIX alonlhs, and
herecommends Gunqress 10 pay lhs, iexpen-
ses eof lhe same. CoLa Jones hsd arrived
d. Sdnia Fs, tnd had entered On hls dIIleI.
The mail was nos n4lesIed BY The Ind.
An express reached Sanla Fs he d1y bs.'
fore me null lsli gand ssalsd ihus 400 Api.
ches and EhaWg were on their way 70 ,6ke
she itcwnSby ,forcs.o aef 70 ,yasflg 81
Lieut.. Ssdrgis and party had enco.nssted
with some Apsches 80 miIes tIom SaA.A ~
completely fobaHel Them and reicapiuhng
SONS, slolen stock. .:,s .sss - !,
The Governor was very much ,censpFep
In Sah.a, sFe and elsewhere on ACCOUNT ol
his disaproval ,f the aciise coutss talssnlby
the people to suppress Indian h5silides.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

sdCu1Aa-T The alarm misiDgtrom, reports
Of offilibustering expeditions fFOmrthe United
States, was so great, atlHayana, that on
the iSth February, Gov. Ooncha declared
the entire Island Of Oiiba, gand the Islands
and Keys outside ofity in asstatU Of siege,
and allstle ports in that Of "a blockade by
the vessels Of war Of her Spanish majesty.
Ia Rhe telegraph waatAken from the hands
ofthe Company, and an announcement was
made ,thatano prigste individual would be
permitted to send ,or Ieceiye any messages
by its agencysseVUlunteers Hockeds ins and
enrolled themselves under thhb banner. Of
the government; and troops were sent Fin
haste estohvarieus partslof theiIsland.i ~ The
British steamer MedeatOok Eve companies
Of soldiers frbmsHavans tospme other for
tressNl tslod loaf5sftu slIl hglosfl agsb
,slWe aresufe thereNas no good cause for
hlLthis noise. and confusion / The iexpedk
lions which have been planned from Karions
partsfof thebU United States have proved sad
lailuresds Tho GoSernment has chahgsa-its
policy, and even the Sandwich. qIslandsg Il
isppEusaid. glll BE permitted To- rest under
the rule Of their young sovereign. We do
not believe that any formidable expedition
rsp be fitted pps,assiHstt GHbs from an pFlnaFit li
Of the United States and tlle .eKnel iepHe ~
thabfgEeIhpt tmisgpiqea spiritP under AapeA,
Col. Crittepden, and others; has taugh the
sfsFnseIinEs n fhstaiImt1ts PAU IN.
~ 4s 80 shares sioehs Conn. R;tsf ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
News oftile week.

The Cincinnati Gazette, and other news
papers, spesk pf the tomb Of lGsn lGsn, Har-
rison as in avery dilapidated condition, and
recommend the erection of a suitable mon
ument BY the State. The, suggestion is a
good one IN the language Of Che Gazette;
eGens Harrison's name and fame belong es-
pechlyto 0hioJii'The brightest pages Of
OuFAhistofy is the record Of his services.
Harrison Is to Ohio what Washington" is. to
Virginia; Clay to Kentucky and Webster to
Massachusettsbrand it,is meet that there
should be an Acknowledgment Of the factin
thR iIIssHet Witch We suggest z @ aas' Z
Gov. Kossuth has recently written long
aRdableletfep tJithUeaitor of,the New York
Times, in which he teyiews,s with great Sc
Verify. Tie action Of the present administra-
ton pprtieplarly relative to its foreign poll
cy. HesaysI tmakeslbut little difference
whiehPparty.is IN power, the policy is the
same. He thinks that never since the Uni
ted Estates have been Independent have they
st0pd so,low, in.the estimation Of the world
asjustnow. .awhen itrWasl within their reach
sostand higher than any nation ever did
Befofs.i Aha ali this, because they refuse
to NEEDLE I'M Eyr9peaaS affairs. Kossuth's
life has been ahrilliantI faiure;l andi h is
characteristic Of unsuccessful men to be
cshlhhdyy annoying others with their id.
we, and complaining Bitteiiyif theirh neigh
bpFS have ,tQp much good sense 70 allow
hemsslsas tobe ruined BY it,,s 2aissgoai
ssGaHWAsoh, teesnsk United States senai
tor from Massachusetts, in answer 70 let
tsseilSm de sditOf of sBe American, Organ
plares ne questions IF $laEsfy and KHoE
koihineism in utheirIhae,light We1shall
pablsk NE coFespondsncein our nsrtspa!
saWait .FmntT aae% u iOs .dissFi aidl
FSis'sN pNl ~ = ias ess4 ss,sa, ew siatsii
bHESi AavNa hsf6tslms aic6py ofithe, new
EhdiAnat nRasofs Ilas and ihall endsas4
ofSekt Week p ivs| ! sondensed synopsis
oSit - w regard # As one the, best laws
everstaR saAeteassDEisa ssEs ago we were
Sesvislgf fspimaAd dbyiE committee Ufthe
f.dehds bftcmpsfanes9 5Of daring 70 dsAy
publicly 3Easlsgs RJpBi yss ',,tl Sply
dgrs fpg the evils pfintempsraAees Nov,
hiae States hare adcptad stringent lawsion
tsIevdbjeet, and sks pt6speeris chat the'fest
wiIfsoOd I0lio*s = Maine, Vermont, Con-
pectiiept Massachusetts, n Micbigans Ilndianga, u,
Rhode leland. Wisconsin. end sIllpOis, have
aib bsdopseds spsthibiioss New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio and New ssrssv ilIdollcw
.s2fs1 Vi silal ale MsS S49a3 ysgW
.yRIss sLiquor selersocf sCincinnak deter
Mined l6fes sysNs esIOfcehisht d The iaWI
Bueskg' fcmbesAus men hid Scented w Y
,ixRf lind ofa Prosecutor snd good judges
The n Grand nsysijndietedD DhAhpptl tpEtE
ofgvI.s pilieIpal ho.el1ksePets; #bcs fnds
mR@sbsgistsaMtSlhgh place, agreed 4
Ihs vCld :ss Z
' ls3'ss5hanssisss iOl obey che Jaw srEAsE
hsnsmilhduwnA Ii aalipa isfia gnr Uetil
-S. lasti hen psgiis.lll, GEIssi
.ssas1 his lepg asd, fsishial pehl'cAsEd
.,-:z-,,. ecrc-e-, i.ss syHtsrsedluppn shlnl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

Ma. TaoMaoE- Sia: II lhs NOV been
something near three weeks since Ilfoublsd.
you with I leter. and / therefore take the
liberty Of again Offering You a few lines, in
regard to such discoveries as have made
|dpling.As lmesf Iasf9gt4es IN
Wechad fine sleighing here during last
Hesksrnd everything that-at-a -aifresemhied
asa)eieAIwas kept;in motion day and night
while the snow lasted. omnibusses and
carriages were thrown ASIDE, for more un-
cOmpohs ifrnot more pleasant mode OF
trayeling. and such q constant sjingling of
k"slsigh,bsllsS IneYer haSesheard anywhere
else. reusa saa p2fl rdapn -a,s slr''t,e-i
l'I improved an opportunity for Sleigh
riding while L was gong On l end dIls chose fpr
the .accaslop, a TRIP y The Fairmopnt 1wal
ter-works'ir-s! place aofsgreat resort for the
people of,this eity'l during the sprmg ana
summer but at the lime mes oi nv visit wa was
rather unPleaassant,, owing e the hn9E under
loot and - constant cola pfeezsr rom tne
schuylkill rlyeriisi1.l ga g s''g re ~
los ihis place seems 20 nave ia peer uesignateu
by nature for tpe express pse y whicn Y r.
apPlissd' ~ Y situated upon = hlge pun,
On the east SIDE q the ssnoylkills'whlie az I
1.-THE surrounding country rs i9Nels and we'll
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

81 II
eonsl0ering .hs manner ana HA's''y =
Vnicn:h y pal''T-Enss large annual ~ ieNenYe
'eis s9r lyN : support \. I, ssa sssfsse.ss -
cennsS.eo win - y wiz cons'pss = - SHs s.
Oi sns g1sss wo1ue1s %SI y ING CUM. As,o
tns PrfseIs y grsei assl 9s ssp's u
VINO 'nrOng sne ,suOs's : vi, s,sy ",us,'
.'e p"sssa A" snl 80 fsSs go h 4
H'u o,sse srt.lDN 'SYetS arsf - -
sou.'' aal ", 1 ~ 0s'ss F'.N's
- O'uel soas,usia40n', s';s, .s.a .,.l5 49, tag
s. : $500. '.s J. ~, !; s - .a.,s a.,
ss, ~ ! {. . -; I. q, as.,l
.p. = - -'',ls Sag nv, - 49, ~, 'S"
~,I.sn,. I, ,.d,aa., ...y.s s...,,ul !, II \
IL, - w &. p. s..i,.' I 3. q, 4 .. ] !.
"a s 9STsiTss "a, sfr q SYf i,' t,s .,,
81 81 r,''g,,',.s.v! =, -. .s-.,,s,
"a III IA. NJ sss. .ls,sI. y 80 Ma.
,ssaf a Z L /. = ssS a., q IT, SssS
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q, aftervards ~ r,dsI y aaDepd n uro,
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Id9pll, .tt;as;,s u Az s,;.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

own soil ana suppofted By the entire pbpu-
lation of the Island We shall be SOME
older than We are pt present When Cuba Is
conquered bg fiIibtsteIihg expo Sdition ftom
thA lII..ted Shatsk 10 1i1..~ =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

hecox ana nilf1 ~, nuIu1 nrl IA1l1I. 4
Icreek and up the k1bt bank 6i tbt sAIA. IA &
lend Of Jsptha Hacbx' isRe; ana Is Vasait i
rad selgg Gem lohA H0IINsA'l n Az
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

edFhr dehtor Amount claimed, s5Oa6. Pfob-I ~ w
ahls cozissek,D0 Said cause rentnped pnhi B W "a,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

Ic4ENAH
PACKET
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that Il
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
aTrTIGN SALES,


Utrp.tiiASNotA LAM q SALE
AN TUESDAY. thH Sh dag ni FSbrua.r 1883. w,!! 20
" -p!i .; public .vo''o-. o. ~ r:cu2!-ss, IN tte cnun.y
OF Caroline nirnrtui ll..' r,'icd u" HICE, IL" residence
ni ruy ia'r VIM. :. T.. buri It, =, G"c'sr."i. Ini- :nrur ...
IN nhrnI -; iE" ri.cT. l. ual"s h'!Or srrir:i cl-uur. ais.
10 il:Ir- nbovr Port Royal, and c"mtril- inu"i 1900 ueI...
about 90 OF winch IRE ~ u stal' "i cultivation, Md w"Ii
adapted TO la. %-In.irz -! riH- srrIIOu ~! I'll" rou":r:. Tu"
balance 9th" land l. unr-h. watch yield i'm ,'te:ura-" tor
-l,,h. ~ we'll a. - plentiful -uppl, ~ wood ir iA@ IL" ~
r' irrm. On lii tarm i on "i thu o"-' Fi-hcrIra ~"
the River.
The i,iurUvc,rr.,, nr" lIr.c pwrll;n. liUu-r smi MI he.
cr,surv uuf i,nu>"-. tn" situation l. "a, healthy ~ any
u,h"r on ;E' i!v''r.
Il; the -anlc the ard place viii ZEE -oii Il ;rir: of laa,:
within three mill Of la, above, cuG'nin!r: j." rrc'l' ~.
ycy l.J mere. rijpmI.- TIE lHnd- =: John GrHI!!n and
u,hrr.. This InI.i ! c!Lh! N i"!i!i;y'" ANY ~ tHi' "'c;l"r.
and j. situated within vmc m!ir 81 IL" river. where 'E'r-ls
a GOOD landing: oa. hal' II cleared, IL" h'lgn'" IN IL "li-
.iunl grow:ha Of OAK nni h;ckor". At;hr IAN" tim" wiz
he sold III" crop OF corn. GDOIt 100 barrri-,) fodder. si"'"
oi h0rscs. mules. ca;tl'. &c.
Terms for Land will he u]mrfn:r. IN cash, ,!!r h"iane" IN
one and ;wu yrars. LrHriua interest 'I,iu dH? u! sale, ".:!.
Il lien ug the premises 10 -"ruI, II" deferred lNyH!"H'-.
Tin" p~cri-rhh!r property wi!l be" sold "a u crcI:i; Il ak
months. with the u>G"i provision n - -c""r!'y.
The Subscriber, residing near III" Ralpa!marucH AcnGe'
nv. will Tux" pleasure Ill showing H., land - rHy nnc lie.
siruus OF PURCHASING. WN. :. BUCkSER.
Admir-. oil WIN. :. r. Bucknrr. decd.
y. S-The parties Interested IN the salr of the above
land will be Of ncc before the day oI smlc. ana viii j.!
III It- conveyance.
R,uuaLauuock Academy, Dec. ]i-Cti-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
LAND q SALE.

- '
4 d the list OF February rnN'' 1t not sold privately;
~ shall oscr "a, auction, on III" promises, Il! e estate call
ed 'pnrkrr's Hill. in the county oi tiuOchl"Ed. i; L'- up.
Oh Beaver Darn creek, -: Huiir. =. l.. u. t~iOUll.nnG { H..
The ,rnc, contains IN acre. or mur'--uoJUt on :inii III
original growth, mostly Ot the best uHk timber, within ;"O
nr three miles at tc canal: - acres 81 rich creek bottom.
Til" Opcu band lies beautifully. III larger portion III good
l,.,rr md MI in- wheat rld ioI"cr" bud. would cal
the particular attention ni nillrr- nn1 owners 81 saw lmI!Is
10 ,im- ,lnc.. 1 very profitable business could b" don" nj.
70 in ,upplyin: frrwoOi 10 the Richmond market. III"
uuruvrlncurs cou-ist of II r"w and tnn'sO!h- DICK hous",
which has iu-i been neatly pla,t"rcd. combining three
large rooms aud several smaller, hrs!d"s Two basement
house. nni ample negro quarters OF the very beat d"-crip'
riOa: urw and convenient stable: rOoniy bhrn. Will machine
attached; well Uf good WINTER. and good spr!ngr.
Tine purchaser will get u. part -! ia" lrrd. lhr growing
IRON of wheat, 10 bushels seeded With ten tuh- OF G!nnui
~ iarrrls -: corn. nlIinr provrni'r III IL" place except n
Stack ui un'-, m lee IJu-' tail 81 Zee. rini Il cun-!i!'l'N"'
norton OF hand inllow.,i Tor corn. rms ritrr H. healthy,
in II .uod nri .]nbornu0i. convenient &" tn" canal, several
churches. mills. shop, and pos, Office. nid altogether lr"
-rLrs Inducements rr p pleasant nom" ar - if"htai'" IN
v,-'mcni. rarely offered
TRANSMISSION rm-h on dry ul -rl': ia" bninnc" III iour
iu.inlmsnts. !" 10" paid i'tol JANUARY, i-'I i-'', ~. ana
l-N, occurred by honl- bearing !nt"r'st from he "hy oil
sale. and II deed III trust upon iHr property im''"'''''''
uO,IrssIOn given. ,
immediately after the snh- ni III" !hui. vii hr -Dai go
unuLi> nnrmr.rai-rG pork. rom" cgt!l'. hog, "!pr=" 'pck "'
imr -lr"-I, y s:"ch al "mt-, IT wii'h! Ian, az 'tii mn" 'Hh"iN
other articles. -.
For all sums under S2nca.!r over tim: -nIna credit @! y
months. bond, and approved -."urIt? rrCuIr"i.
=. S.-park"r Hill is within II mil. or Two "i me con
,ru,nlat.d Railrond from Richmond To th"rlpu"sEl!!c.-
Persons Wishing information or Ia view the l,'ii. ny" re-
irrrr,l 10 john Thompson, il, ii""rhIand {. II
GEO. +. HARRISON.
Port Oaicc, Car;"r-vill", Cumberland County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
TEACHER

vulUr Trustee, with 10 employ n competent TcHch"r'
20 ,sle charge OF "lIigsinbotham Academy ihis
Academy i, Intended both for males and females Hnu II II
nscr.,sry that the Principal should be a married ninn-
All ,La hIsncb.s of education Taught in the best scioCls are
required TO he taught in this, and music on the rl"ho III ~
female department ~ =, Am,
Tbi. Academy il n handsome building located NJ am,
hort Courthouse, in the midst of Il moral aid lnt"Il'srn'
commu iry. and is adapted for the two schools, anu rI. J.
ri.ntly com,uodious for the residence oia fanny, W" "
.nd four or FIVE acres OF land attached. A reasonable rem
will be required, "a be expended in ncedtul repairs; ~
dor nrou.r management, ii is believed, that a school mum
b.,in, from 10 to co scholars, could be obt"incd.. AsH,s
ocsir .bls ,lut the schools should be opened IN the cary
par, OF the next ycnr, prompt applications are in'i'sni nu
drrrs SAN M uhhLh.D,
President Of the Board OF Trustees of Nigginbo'GaIn Aeau-
,,r Aph,,., r n. vn Dec. ls-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
E,IE 0E I.AND Il GCOCnLAND

nm THURSDAY, the ETH OF JANUARi, lcJ5, will
" Offer tor salr, On the premises. Il Tract u! l.a'!a, 'oa'
ihiIing about ~ scrc,, Of winch sixty or seventy l. hi"r
creek trt hand j; lie. wj;h!n tw" miles OF 'iDGch!tiid
Cuur,nu,sc, and about the" uI"s from Cedar Point
convenient dryoi on jane River. The occupants nave
erected u large warriluus" for the storage 81 produce IN
tended TO be sent TO market by their boat. which VII! ply
regularly b-iwrcn that place and Richmond, ma afford tEo
farmer aud planter every facility for s";rnS lis crops rrH'
dily To market 4 purchaser, with r. tore" necessary Tor
such n plantation, might, by the next ychr, make iron. Tour
10 tive hundred barrels of corn: ami The bind, 'hus hrpro'
pri.ted. would n'ori an ample opportunity for seeding II
inr.r crop Of wheat next Tall. 4 portion at 'hir land, per
iH,r- four hundred ncrr-. L. now under III" second growth
OF pines, winch have been standing for forty or nifty yrnrs,
and viii yield an abundant -upply OF timber tor iric!ns
nnd wood tor nrr. There are, supposc, II hundred acr's
or more Ia onk.
Til. pine lind, i, j. b~li"yci by ny ~ueishhor- who hnv"
made riul u. .!rnilrr lu!pi, would, %'h :Acus" o. 'iuumo. pro
due, fr-t rat" ioDGcrp, cUlmmNnila. ,!r h!sI"s; iric"s II!
thu Richmond marker.
There j. On the farm II comfortable Dwelling House, with
,ipL, rooms md Two cellar iu0Mla, with Il Hrr.pihrr III
rnrn, q; is now occupied, II kitchen, smoke !IoGs'. II good
rarirr. Il well of excellent water, u barn, with three
rooms. stables. negro Gurr,-r.. and sor" Other hou.rs.
The Terms sill be- made known on the day oi -nlr
DEC l.-.rds FRED. CUiD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
- PHYSICIANS OF Virginia
TO III ~ to ali who use Liquor MS

,EDJcTyE OR rs 4 BtI ER.iGk.
--uySiEi.SS who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors Tor me
di:ipni prrposcs. should give the preference to
vol !; sCiHiEDAM AROMATIC SCiNAPPS.
=, r. !. msnufnc,urcd al Schieisni, in Holland, AMI eX,
clu.ivcly in the factory OF the proprietor NY processes All"
T-n,, material elsewhere unemployed and unknown.
> |, i, proved, by the repeated analysis OF several rmi,
nsnt chemists. 10 Ne entirely Tree from the pcrnicious 'usli
nil wl,ic,, remains in every kind OF liquor distilled rom
ri, r,,l which i. the cause of the nervous Rnd visccrHi
.,r,,,,,,n,nr srriou: congestion, and morbid desire Tor
,jrhuunl and Incorporate indulgence, which such liquors
invariably tend to superInduce. =.
! q II ia urovcd, by the same uncrrins tests, that the luni
,rr Gin il. no, Favored with the coarse. Acrid and indicc:i'
III, oil of juniper heretofore used, bur with the spccincnHy
EI,,cr more vUlntilc. aromatic and medicinal oil the two
essential oils of the Italian juniper berry, neglected by
every other manufacturer.
49, !, ia chemically proved 10 be absolutely pure III its rec
,;6.n,Ion-a quality obtained by MA entirely new process,
and which no other Holland Gin in the world mas nc
CURED.
& |, is proved hy extensive medical experience and 'cs'
,;muuv, 10 be An efficient ds we'll as AN agreeable remedy
in many cascs OF Incipient drap-y, gravel, chronic govt
rheumatism, fsiulcnce, cone, c"ncr''ioh'. III NJ Nh,
and bladder, dvsprpsis. fever and aguc. general drhitnS.
slurris circulation of the blood, deficient assimilation ol
food, and exhausted vital energy.
i. IL is \ most grateful and renovating cordial, ma when
usrd AS directed, never infaur- the system or induces me
bri.tv hui tends rather 10 subduc tho latter irailty, by
creating n di.ikc TO all inferior liquors. And It invariably
corr.cts the i'll effects Of bad wafer, whether III swnnPy
or Limestone districts. In all these enumerated laaIitlce,
I, has no rival III any maTkc: IN the world.
Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal hc
vcru.r into the L states, q number q. Liquor Houses oi y
York and our other lar ~ cities lnv" commenced counter
ic;,irr il The genuine ia only sold ~ quart and pint bottles
Handsomely wrapped Ia yellow paper. with nay name ui
IN, bottle, cork, aud label. would advise those VINO ua'
j, incidentally, 10 purchase by the bottle, as Bars and Ito
;c,. frequently I'LL my bottles with common Gin and sci! II
Tor the genuine. For sale by the respectable Druggists IN
,bs I'ni,ed states. UDOLPEO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
ls, 20 and %. Beaver Street, New York.
The word "Schnupp" belong, exclusively TO my article
all oihrrt nrr counterfeit Jan ~'n!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

AWAY rom the subscriber, III Louisa county: Va.
q ON the 2S'n July. lsJi, a negro man, named SAND
d .s;j Nero = nrrr sin feet high. well propor;ionrd,
49, .hcrr i,c.. rni hs TWO liti' fingers crooked: about
1 y,n.. old H. relatives i'll Spo;sylvan!a, IN the neigh
srnnni o.. Nnicom:- iiIItz, deceased, and "tQ uisea5ury's
5The above reward will be given il delivered I" me, hv'
. ucnr Yanc":'il, orr; lodged in jail where eau se;
In GRANVILLE BULLOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16

AMELIA LAM EUH SALE.

NDURSi'AST Ia tt decree: q: The County Court, IN the
Gaze OF Robertson and Others ". EOwlc- ANA o;hcF-,
I ,hrn. on TUESDAY, the Both day OF January, l-'1. -oi.
NJ public auction. ON the premises. the tract 81 irnd nc,
lon.in. 10 The r-;nir Of I~IrzcSiah l;Cwle-. deceased; sn!d
rae; confirms about lJj Hrr"-. and IL 'Itun:cd IN n :oGG
md healthy n.i,iihorhoOi. about ono mil" ron Inc Rich
ruyud and iunvilr Rail Road HnL near the Amelia Court
I,u.,. There Is "A small dwelling house on the farm.
The terms Of sale will be rs follow Enough III cafh 10
may rxpr,,ses of snlc, the remainder 10 BE- prlt III | ana :
,.yr. tm.. purchaser giving bnud> wi;ii good security, bear
mn, interest from date, and ttlr 10 land retained MI al the
pnrrlia.r money II paid. wv. J.. 1. hRt'iohi'
I.r . al. Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-16
- IS1,I. CnII,tKS REWARD.

Ed hSAWAY from my residence, III l'i''''"It,- ~ ~;
rs, on In. DIST Nov. l-I, two negro men. oh'' '''Hi
+ JOHNSON. tall. black fellow. aNon; - year. o'n,
we" 8 III. hnrl. He j.. from Nurvlani. nnt WAS pur
,I,.rJ in Richmond. Tie other. SAN, II ri,"rt. h"h'? ,,'
,nou. nnou, - vsar- old-has nthlck. long hrnn ., mar H.
=. frn,u ,l, urirhhornuod 81 Wnrrcltun III virginia. WIZ
" 49, :. co. 4 iI.r. fnr The delivery OF both To ru!haii ! D"'
VIZ, Richmond. or secured in jul! 50 IA; $t Nom OF
'WSn,! .o""' Lunenburg County
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CARD.
=: sL~ANI.MENI 7 EE-DnENLD

TUSIiE undersigned. formerly Proprietor "i me hicn
b rmnnd IInus,. returns his thanks To- h- n."iy 'Fi't'-
for their lii. rrl rnfrOrn.r Whit h. Tu- Proprietor Of that
House aud particularly IHi"riIIs :h"mi TINT hr mar iak'n i"'
Monument Hotel. whcr. h. wIilbc rlra-"d 10 ser 'h"tn.
Tn. Monument lio:"l will BE- "p"n"" lor 'En reception o,
visitor. ON ihr LIT oi January. iSh5. ind ev'ry effort Viii
i. "x"rr-d to ankle II u pleasant retreat 10 iho-c ".o h!t!
vIsit il.
!. ia decidedly On" u;'hc most d"hcnlinl -i'uH'ioh'ih '"'
r,y commanding Il ill Wow 81! the Cnllio! AMI rl"nn
ma M. md brIn. nl-u within 1t i"w steps u; IN" Northern
Depot.
The Proprietor viii use i' u;;'in-: "f"fis 10 Fo""T '"'
traveller, -oiuurn pleasant nml ngr, Cable.
90. Civ T.. l. SElDEN. Proprietor.