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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHEMArI.

TIME exercises OF this School will be resumed on the
Il lt October nexs-session - months. The ssrvices
OF Mons. BUcIILER, "a instructor oil Modern Languages, have
been secured.
TERMs-psyable semi annually in ddrdnce:
For Tuition in Latin. Mathematics and English. $50 on
" Greek. 10 10
either OF the Modern Languages. 20 90
For his qualifications as an instructor. the Principal re-
fers 10 the following gentlemen. among his patrons during
the pn.t sessiou:-Gov. II. a. Wise, MessrS. G. A. Myers,
John NJ. Patton. Alex R. ~lIollaisy, G. W. Gretier, E. Fon.
tainc, 7. 4 Price, P. R. Grsttan. Rcvs. George Wood.
bridg and J. Peterkin. w. D. STUART,
Principal.
Mr. STUART is a graduate of the Virginia Military In.
stitute, and for three years discharged with great satistsc'
tion the duty of an Assistant Professor OF Mathematics in
il. ! do, with gren; confidence, say to the patrons OF his
Academy, that they will tHd him II Jealous, competent and
faithful teacher. A Il. SMlTH
July LIT Sup't ut Va. Military Institute"
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F THE REyENUY

-, necessary that the Commissioners OF the Revenue
In zach county and town IN tho Commonwealth. should
tnrwsrd 10 the undersigned their names, county aud
p~o.,onfcc. written in q plain hand, as early as possible, in
order ,hst their Books may be properly mailed, -all who
fsl to comply with this request, will have their books seut
to the Court House oftheir respective counties aud ;owns
Richmond, Oct. |. RlTcH'E & DuSNAVANT.
~RETURNED FROM EUROPE.-Wc beg
~ leave TO inform the public that our Mr.. PRATT
has returned from England and France, bringing with him
allthe late improvements in our beautiful art. -,
The Ambrotype finished in oil, in the style OF the old
masters, far exceeds in perfection anything ever before
attempted and throws the Balsaln pictures completely into
the shade
NJ. Pratt will again render Us the assistance OF ha Vaiu'
able services.
All pictures warranted to please.
K. s. SAEXAi }pne,stor,
JAS. F. CHALMERS, }op'
P. S-The Alsoscopic AmbrotyPe may also be ma al
PRATT"S Gallery. oet IL
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IySCuRURG COLLEGE.


TIME second annual session of this Institute will com.
mence on the first Monday in september next. II is
expected that. By that time, the new College Building,
now in progress Of erection, Will be- ready for occupancy.
The 10 c4,ion OF the Institution. rs IL accessibility and
healthiulneSs, il one Ui the most eligible IN the entire
sny College in the country. In addition 10 a complete
Classical md Scientific course, the directory Of the Col.
leg. have Established 4 school of Design tor instruction
in the branches Of practical Engineering and Archi;cc-
turc.
The College is alrrady furnished with a very extensive
and elegant Apparatus. adapted to tu'I Illustration IN me
departments OF Chemistry. Mathematics and Natural Phil
o-ophy. a Library OF Standard Works has also been re-
Gently purchased, 10 which considerable additions Will be
made during the coming Collegiate year.
The young men whose Parents or Guardians desirei,
will be organized into \ Military corps. having It's proper
unifur III, and prHctised III Il daily manual and drill.
ExPESsEs.-Tuition tor Annual Session OF ten months,
in the Collegiate Department, SJ-in the Preparatory
$40. Board, s. per week; washing 81 25 per month; fuel
and lights sl2 per session.
Catalogues OF the Institution can be obtained by nd.
dressing Rev. Samuel X. Cox, President, Lynchburg, Va
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X. Cox, President, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science, and of Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, 4. 81, Professor ot Greek Ian.
suage mud Literature.
LYcrRcrsG MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian.
cuage and Literature.
JAays T. MrRFEE Graduate of V. ". Institute, Pro'es.
sor of Mathematics and Natural Science, and Of the
School OF Designs. .
SAMUEL GARLAND, a. N, Professor of Constitutional
Law. ,
D. A. LASGHonsE. N. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
d.rn Languages.
". C. LIpscoms. A. NJ, Principal Of Grammar School
T. h. SMITH. Graduate q! V. VI. Institute, Assistant.
July 29-d&cim
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cr,BrD IN ONE WEEK

DiSTEMPER CURED IN ONE WEEK.
MESsRs. DUVAL d. hORTOH-GESTLIMEs-Tlis
is to certify that my horse has been completely cured
Of tina, horrid, and otten,imes fatal disease, 'Distemper, "
by the timely use Of your very estiruable medicine for
horses, called Duvsl & Eortous Horse Tonic, and moot
cheerfully recommend II TO every owner or dealer in
Horses or Mules. Very respectfully,
Richmond, Oct. 7th. 1850. l.. h. DANCE.
For sale by
DUAL & NORTON, Manufsctors.
.. Mt I'D uo;. 90. ;,br,,n u.
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III ~ ~
June O. -3tswly I0J Broadway, New York.

~AT MEADE & BAKERS NEW FAMI.
~ LY DRUG n aEDlCISE STORE, may be
found a PERFECTLY FRESE stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Spices, Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
Medicinal wares and apparatus; tie most select PERU
merry, Toilette Articles. Combs, Brushes. Cigars. Tobac.
CO, Cigar Cases, Porte Monuiaes, Wax and Wood Matches,
&c, &c. MEADE e. BAKER, Chemists, &c.
Ocr 90 laS n " corner Of Main and 10Th Sta.
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Err ARRIVAL.

ASOTFfER AKTfIVAI..
HNlNE CLOTHlEG.-MERCHANT, WEISlGER g.
Il CO. have this day received another large lot OF Ready
Made Clothing, direct from their Factory. consisting o!
Deer Goats, (solneshing really nice,) Business Goats, Pants.
Vests. Taimds and Raslamd' OF every grade. which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms All in want of good
Clothing, and at low prices, W. would most respectfully
ssk to give us a call before buying elsewhere, Id we pro-
mise to do the best we can TO suit and please them.
MERCHANT. WEISlGER & CO.,
Nov. IL No. liz, MUM ~.
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PLASTER, CEMENT, Sc.
200

CEMENT, &c.
SDih6 BBLS. Calcined Plaster
~OO 500 bbls. Rosendale Cement, assorted brands
500 bushels Plastering Hair
$1,000 Sawed L.aths
100 bbls. Common Rosip
200 bslcs Northern Hay
50 tone Ground Plaster
Apples, Goldfish, Hack, Haddock, and Prslervod Lob,ers
In store and for sale by BRlDGPORD u CO.
Nov II On tho Dock.
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INSURANCE.

INSVhANVE. -.
TIME VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Il COMPANY, Office No. l3l, Main street, Richmond
Va continues 20 insure on the most favorable terms,
against loss or damage by hre, the dangers Of the seas
and inland transportation. 1t mas furnished 10 the public
reliable means OF protection against loss from the above
hazards for over "a years-having promptly met claims
without legal proceedings, save in one case, and ths. wa
decided 10 its favor to an amount largely exceeding
81, 100000.
! Dwellings, barns, stables, mills and the contents OF essh'
| bridges. railroad depots, lumber houses, merchants. stocks,
granaries and produce, ships, their cargoes ana tre.enu,
and almost every kind OF property takeu at fair rates OF
premium.
Applications for Insurance addressed TO the President
or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
No charge for policy or survey in any case:
THOS. N. ALFRlEED. Prest.
W 1. CowAsprs, Sec'y. sept 2s-d&ctf
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By EDMOND, DAVENPOMv Sc CO, .uct,

on FRIDAY morning. Nov. 18th, a. y y'r.otk i!1r.
w w .rehou.e, head OF the Dock We C. Far r ale,
U auction, the cargo Of the b:!. Samuel Chu:ctm.r. Ct.
rect rom Rio, Consisting {.
for the virgiuia trade. '
VIII be added To the atoy. ssIs-
Liverpool.
Also lou asHs fso'erts Lonton Porter, jus. landed PEI
ship Margaret EVANS. GIr-ct from London
Also. % hal! chests Of he Celebrated Or.e,'s rbo, Gov.
powder Tea. the h!ghes. Gu; Tea imput,ed rom China.
Nov lids EDMOSn DAVENPORT & 20
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- HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS-
~ Certificate OF Ralph Lutte, Esq, Editor spirit

49, Ccr,i6ca,e of Ralph Lutte, Esq, Editor "SPirit
of Times" Ironton, Ohio: e
Dr. JAcxsoS-Dear Sir: The Buffers are IN great
demand here. In addition to the quantity sold by Aox!ey
4 BARBER. YOUR agents, the two other stores sell more OF
him Than npy other medicine. find they are much used
by couvnlepcent fever patients TO rebuild their broken
constitutions. | have used during the last summer, my
hrs, By a ~neighbor, at a time when my sy.tem was :.
debilits,ed from the effects OF a severe hiiou, : v;gor
They gave me an appetite, and restored a tone NJ n,,n %hs
to NV whole system. In ono of the September nusnne,S
of nv paper, related my experience OF the good snsS.
of The Bi,,ers, since which time they have hsd a ht,SSGi s r
aud have now become the standard nedi'ine !" '' "
In conclusion, I would say. that feel great pleasure IN
giving YOU this testimony oil the value ana success Vi your
preparation. RALPH Lutte
For sal, by druggists aud stOreksepsIs every where; and
ny = IL Oct 27-d&c2w
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE undersigned have associated themselves under
the hrm Of LEE, BAYLY s. COOKE, for the pruc.
tce Of Law within the city of Richmond. They win ut.
tend regularly all the Courts. State and Federal, held in
said city. JAMES X. LEI,
SAM'L Z. BAIL.f,
RlCHD VANHOE COOKE.
Richmond. Nov. 5th, 1856.
Office Of Richard /. Cooke OIL llth street, opposite Lee,
s. Bayly's. Nov tGcSdam
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO II LADIES'.
,UNHE subscriber begs leave TO inform the Ia
dies of Richmond and the State Of Virginia -
tia, ne has just received another case Of Ladies' Caters,
imported by himself direct from Paris. They were made
70 bis special order, out Of materials selected with crest
care by his agent in Paris. The following are the styles
in the case-they are entirely new in this city-riz:
Congress Cutters, cork soles, kid tops, with heels.
Button do do do do
Do do double soles, do do pat. lea. fox.
DO do do all kid do
Do do do satin cloth tope do
Congress. do do do do do
Lace DO do DO 40 40
10 do do Francois DO Hungarian
would most respectfully invite the ladies 10 call and
examine Them ALIEN. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer, l27 Main st..
Nov Richmond, Va.
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VALUABLE FAKMNEAK r0WHATAN COURT

VALUABLE FARM NEAR NHATAH COURT
HOUSE FOR SALE.
MY farm coptainI 40 acres Of land, ahout lo Of
Nl which 10 wood land OF original growth, me ohhLce
in b good arabic condition, and we'll adapted :" he rro~'h
Of corn, wheat, oats and tobacco. The dwelling house "a
commodious and in good comfortable condr!, u, c'nt =
ing seven rooms. The quarters. s,ubles ana bern. hhf e.!
other necessary out houses, including al ovsr.ee!s Z Tee.
aud tobacco houses. are all in good comfortable 'ePb:'-
A crop of whea. is being seeded.
The whole farm will be sold upon the following arms
one-th.rd Of the purchase money IN cash; me oaIoi c. IL
two rou,l annual payments. bearing iuteres, from dny Ct
sale, 70 be secur.d by bond. and approved security ora
lien upon the lard
tn. plantation 10 distant from Jefferson. e landing on
Isnss kiver s miles, and 10 mics from The POwnrr-n 90
:, . Inc Richmond ami Dsnvile Railroad, one nj !rou.
powbstan Court House. The stage connecting with 'he
picbmnnd and Danville Railroad cars, passes within a :ev
hundred yards Of the house:
Immediate possession will be given II sold before The %;
1.nmayy nex, Address JOS. A. MAYO,
Powhattn c T..
Or sr,ly ~ Gopo,s & ASrER,os. Richmond. Va.
Oct 2l-clm
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Fl GAN LACE AND SLEEVES.
VXIE are receiving frequent additions to our splendid
assortment Of
Black Lace Collars
Bupled Black Grape Collars
Vsleuciennes Lace do.
Black Lace Sets
Real Point Lace Sets
Hamilton do. do.
yalenciennes Lace Sets
French Embroidered Muslin setts
do Cambria do.
Bugled Black Grape DO.
To which we invite the attention OF our uienGs
PRICE. BAYI.Y & X
rov ~ Main A.. nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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kllAISTS ASD OILS. &c.-We Lase in store
Y Blske's %Fre.prcof Pssut; Prepared oIl.l OF Iron,
3E:. Snow White Zinc. Spirits Turpoutine, Varni.hes,
% Linseed Oh, Paint Brushes and Painters Colors,
S-nch aud American Window Glass, all sizes; Putty OF
own manufacture, warranted made from pure Linseed
y P. JOHNSTON & BRO, Druggists.
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I THEATRE
THIRD NIGHT OF MIR. 5. W. GLENN.
,,,s kuSkEL Il Le.sees
FlSg;s FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Il, 1850.
al BENEFIT Of Mr.. GLENN.
Va. vii! &C .. csnntea the new London Drama OF
THE BLIND YIOLISIST.
k,-.rrs Nj. :. ". Glenn
H. JcUcisoa.
+ Dc'e'e'
sA..: which :he Drama OF
THE RICHMOND FIREMAN.
u .s.sv PEe19
"a ----
NJ -c...:de wiki the
u DUTCH RICHARD HI.
a .DNiSSlOS.-Dres Circle aud Psrauette, ~ cents,
u. extra charge for reserved sests } ID Tier Boxes, -
5rs;i Galleries 50 aud rs cts.
50y Office open from y 10 5 O'Clock.
~ Doors open e. :; Overture commence NJ quarter 90
ksa O'Clock precisely. Norif
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LOTTERIES,
SOUTHERH LOTTERY, or TIL
HAVANA PLAN,
PRIZES GUARANTEED.

~
SOUTHERE LOTTERY, or THE
HAVANA PLAN.
PRIZES GUARANTEED.
To-, 0O0 DOLLARS,
only Il 500 Numbers.
ASPEK COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTEK1 ::
- BYtUTHORITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGLI
CLASS S
To be drawn NOVEMBER i, 1856. ut CONCERT HALL,
Macon, Gin, unde. the sworn supcriutsiIdeu ce Of Col Geo.
N. Logan aud jas. A. y isbet, Esq.
Ren.lGber tEs Lottery las ONLY Is QUO puubcr.-les,
than any Lottery in the world l-;Lereiorei ii is the best, for
investment. Examine this scheme!
SCHEME:
] Prize Of $lJ,OvU
] Prize OF 800
! Prize OF 1000
Prizes Of LOCO are 1000
5 Prizes Of 500 are $500
" 100 are sOOO
1900 40 are $1,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
90 Approximations Of 500 are 1000
50 80 are 100
50 70 are l,0O0
l7l2 Prizes, amounting to slo2 900
Tickets $40: Halves S.: Quarters So 90
The 500 prizes Of $40, are determined BY the figure
Of the number that draws the capital prize Of Sl5. OOO.-
The capital prize, will, OF courtr, end with one OF the
fgures-l, =, 3, 1, S, 8, I, Z, 9, o.. Those Whole Tickets
ending with the same figure as the last IN the Capital will
be entitled to $40. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctualy attended to. Communication
confidential. Bank notes OF sound banks taken nj par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme.
diately.
~ AddressJAMEs F. WINTER, Manager, Macon. Ga.
Oct Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AAAN
SALT A.;D PLASTER.
yHHHL Eir-i;ia hni T.u@csscn Railroad IS hEishci &c
q ~ca!.F;", AID an no" prepared 10 turl.l.E 81. AID
Plaster 10 customers, in -scka or br-re!s, upon tie iEOst &C
coGinodu,iaG tc:Ers, aud upon Inc .horte-' notice. Ny
agent. dlmn: The line Vi the road. uill receive orders ioI
either article in any qunatr: the cu.tome.s may desire
The attention Of iHr!uer- l. particularly invited 10 the Viz
g!nia Article, md feel assured that Ii trial Of e.t.rr " bot.
articles will reEul, III ii, exclusive Use. Any orLcrs III
dressed TO Mr. C.. 7. ~Li:chf-!t, ny agent il LyacL5lr.
Will meet with prouiit attention.
All article, Of my brand G-c warranted pure.
TIIoS. l.. PRESTON, Saltvllc,
Oct 0-darn Washington Co., Va.
OFFICE Va CENTRAL L. 4. COT
RICHMOND. Oct. 9Th, leo.
fH>HE Annual Meeting OF tin Stockholders OF the Vr
einia Central Railroad Company, will be held in the
city OF R'ehn'ond, ON THURSDAY, the 18th November,
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from
The lst November ill after the adjournment OF the meet.
ing. HoTrnSY given more than twelve months preceding
the incet!n. will BE- valid.
Stockholders. Going 10 and returning from the meeting,
will travel upon the cars free ~ charge
Oct s-tlaNov J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
kTRAiED or Stolen. from the First Market n
> House, on Saturday evening, the 18th inst. a1I>
YELLOW MARE th:ce years old. II black saidleA4-
with II leather girth, h gray blanket and Il common bride
| will give a reward OF $40 for the delivery Of the Mare;
and If stolen, so, tor the apprehension and conviction OF
the thief.
Oct Eft JOHN LINDSEY.
RICHMOND MANUFACTORY OF BOOTS AND
SHOES.
THHHE subscriber is now extensively engaged in manu-.
4 featuring all kinds oil work for gentlemen and ladies
wear under The supervision of Mr. Henry Ksrr Cof the
firm Of Karr & Brother,D md solicits the custom OF those
who prefer Richmond made
OOT AND HOE
to those made by Northern manufatuiers. All kinds OF
work made To order and warranted 70 give satisfaction
Misses. Boys and Servants Shoes mad. 10 order also; and
those who may prefer other Boots and Shoes. will ind
one OF the largest GssUrlnrnts ~ select from th0t can be
found in the city, which will be sold AZ small profits. NY
iri"nds and customers are invited 10 examine my stock
(before supplying themsclvc-) II: No. 2l9, Brnad street.
Dc la-im W. 7 ". TAYLOR.
OH! HO Fol MOORE PREMIUM HAT AND
CAP STORE. No. a07 STREET.
MOORE has some OF the finest and
kNs ncniest g-ntlrmens Dress and Bust.
ness Hats OF every style and qurlity TO he
had. Boys, Youths, and Childreuis Fan. 3
cy Caps ami Hats Of every style and quail. ~
ty TO be had. L4d!e.' Misses and Chidren's
Fancy Furs OF every description to be had. Also, a large
lot Of Negro Wool Hate; all OF which will he sold cheap
for cash. Call ard supply yourself at No. 207 Broad ST.
Oct - RICHARD MOORE.
= q n ~ pNr An M ~ HH
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PIRLlC SAlE

M undersigned offers for sule to the highest bidder
a lot OF land at Mllchell's Station. containing &c.
tween nine and ten acres. MI Of which Il in a scoG .ts'a
Of improvement, and the location Il a very desirable Go
tor merchandising. as the lot atjo!ns The depot 1Ee :n'
proyenen,s are q TWO story framed houte. painted. c. =.
tanning seven rooms, one 0! which To- store room. TGs:s
are three out houses and o blacksmitS's .hor. which - .
good stand and eligib!y situated; and n we'll ~ good ~afc-
in the house yard. know Of no such i.sirG bie yro,.rfy
in this section OF country. being sl,ust.d IN q wesiGy
neishborhocd, and, aso, remarkably healthy. Tais p q.
perry will be offered tor sale ou Tuescsy. the 2d das OF
December, 1856.
All who may wish 70 bay such properly vii! please cell
and See before the day o. sale. Terms lbarsL
= Nov 7-cw3u J. K GARRETT
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NOTICE.

T a meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Vlrgi
"A ns Central Rail Road Company, held In this City,
October 10th, 1856, the following resolution was unan'
imously adopted:
That from and after the lst day of November next. the
Company will no, pay anything for stock killed outside OF
enclosures" }. II. IlMbEkLAhE,
Nov T-4y superintendent.
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, . LEMON O W OSBORN. cHAs ssocS
T. b. LEMON g. CO..
UCTIO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND REAL ESTATE AGlHTs,
laI Randolph STREET. OPPOSITE TIE CorHT HorsE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
XXIE will give prompt attention {" the sale OF kes, Ei'
w tate, either In the city or suburbs. G! house,, Lots,
and. etc, In the interior oi this or tine sojoir!pg s;a'-s.
and will slso amend 10 the leasing OF property OF every k!tc.
Snecial attention given to the auction snles Of
Real Estate, stocks. Bonds. Merchondise aD1
Hou ehold Co DIS.
Of every description, either at their rooms, or in sny pert
Jf the city.
A, We shall ret deal or speculate In real estate. bat 'in'
DIV transac, a legitimate Commission Business. We ihirs
we shall be able TO render entire satisfaction 10 al ~ho
.n,rus, III with their business, either in selling Or Es"!as
Investments for capitalists. roor,.-yc
We will also give espeeisl attention to kfGolI"I'Ho
LOANS on Bonds and Mortgages. wherein re iEVe''nehs
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
HI,I he made on coprigrmentr OF Merchanc!.e by ce; snc
,art;.. entrustipg their business 10 us may depend up"a
,romn,nes, on our purt in every psr'iculTr.
Snbm;,,;nr our Circular, we respectfully sol'ri: J"rf 10
,n-shIc iptu,nce, aud any business Won 10y r.t.:E OF
ine. ru.s EpSGy
C W. OSBORN.
We have regular Gales OF Merchandise. Furniture, Sc.
N Tuesday and Friday Of each week, commencing al 10
Psnies wishing good, sold. and return on the FOL
lowing dsy., will send in their cops!epmenu % Mondays
and Thursday preceding each sale dsy.
CHICAGO. Illinois, November ). lsS-2m.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND n HANOVER

accordance with the last will and 'sstar'eui 0! lie
father, WIN. Wingneld, Jr. decd the sub.cr:ber, rs
administrator, will proceed 10 sell, az public arct!Cf, II The
premises, 10 the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the lih
day Of November next, II !br. Il not. the rext :t:- Gay,
the trac, Of land IN the said will mentioned, crlcd "Ci!..
tom" containing. by estimation. Set. acres, mole n !'ss -
Il lies on both sides OF Taylor's creek: coEtsins so.u' ="
acres OF creek low grounds, and a efficiency o; we'd OK
the farm. The nigh land 10 in & good stare OF improve
ment. Has on il a good dwellin: house With ! :ocr:s o~
low, and 3 above, and the necessary ou-.h0u,es. i ID.
Joins the farm of Charles w. Dsbney and Others, :s 70.
sarded as healthy, and is in a good nei snbcrhocd.
Terms OF sale On. halt in IL mor'hs, a d he remain
der in two years, the purchaser executing BONDS WIZ sP.
proved security, and O deed Il tru.t Oh tic LAND, y tecuTJ
the payments.
About 5U bushels Of whea, will be seeded, and I toys Of
gusno, before the day OF sale.
WV. WiNGFItIp n. Adm!nirrstor,
De bonis non, of VIM. Wirgneld, Jr., deceased.
o. 1l-nnhd
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~DYSPEPsIA.-Ths That our reader, may pro
perry understand the high medicinal and cura'

~ DYSPEPSIA.-That our readers may pro-
nerIy understand the high medicinal and curs'
tive properties ct ,,r,,,,-u p,rrrps
y,a,.v before them this morning the voluntary certificate
Of John w. Sheppard. Esq a Justice OF the Peace IN Hen
Eco county, who c~erti6es that he has been cured through
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Of Richmond a. a gentleman Of high standing, and we
therefore prefer his speaking for himself. II reads thus;
HESRIco COUNTY, Va, Sept o, 1856.
T. BAKER, ESQ: Dear Sir-This is to certify that have
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years, during which ,ime have been treated BY several 'ti,,i
able pbysicisns, and used Il variety Of remedies which
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much pain that fourd great difficulty in moving about,
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JOHN W. SHEPPARD.
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