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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-03

a UCTlON ANH COMMISSION BUsI.
r. NESs.-The subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF GerEt l. Lisberger recently occu-
pied by J. Il. Lipscomb Main street, in the town
Of Danville where he will buy, sell and receive on
ccusignment for SALE either publicly privately all
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise, Groceries &c., and make
the usual advances consignments.
de will al heretofore, attend to the sales OF To-
bacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either in Danville the surrounding SCUM
try. He fatters himself that experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisaction to all who may favor him with their pa
t,onage. Having secured the services of Mr. RIO
BERT S. JONES, formerly of the house of John.
son 4 Co, he aatters himself that the requirements
of ell his friends will be fully met.
He refers to Mesns. Stokes Rives, David r. VIII
lisms Samuel Ayres and James A. Cowardin, of
Richmond. and to all the merchants, manufacturers
and business men generally, In Denviffe.
ia lG-ts THOS. D. NEAL.
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ENEE BINARY eaE THE TiEDECAE. COL
Il LE0E OF VIRGINIA This iEirmsry, located
in the city Of Richmond, CORNER CT College and
Marshall street. is open for the ception of patients
throughout the year All persons recurring Medical
OK Surgical cid except the Insane and those isDor1s
under contagious Diseases admitted into the In
sttzlcn. Ehe accommodations for the sick COIN
pIete
The patients are under the charge of thu Profess
toTs of the College, aided by & resident Ply
sician The charges for Medical attendance. sursi-
cal Operations, Nursing Diet, Medicine, and every
service rendered by the institution, are for
White PATIENTS .......................@o per Wees
Cot0reh -
Afsssdf"s snryson:prof GIBSON rET1coLAs
and sVELFoRD.
Acting Phyaicisnr-Prof. TUCKER, scorT and
CONWAY.
Resident PhySician--MARIoN HOWARD, M. d.
Steward-F. hi. PARRISH
President of InfrmRry-L. 3. JoYNEs, nj. u.
the InErmsry, desiring Information, may address
the President or the Steward JaS-5m
NUTiCE.--I have lhis day appoint ed M.
/ y SCHULTZ, of the city of Richmond. my
Agent to conduct the business of manufacturing and
selling CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS in SAID CITY;
ly for cash. L. LiCHTENsTEIN.
Feb. 2Sd. 1857. fe 24-d2w*
- ENINkD LAND.-.We snail otfer for
II sale this morning, a lot of our refined Lard
which we think is the most perfect article of the
kind We have yet produced We cannot perceive
that is wanting in any thing. Purchasers are in
vited to call and it if they do not intend to
buy.
We will furnish it in sny kind of package
% WILLIAMS y BROTHER.
EAGLE SODA WATER EsTABLIsH.
IA MENT.-The best article is always the cheapest
especially WHEN It costs no than the inferior
article, and this is emphaticaly the case with AN.
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Wster If nnv
body doubts it. let them try for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared TO furnish superior Phils.
delphia Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider In ouan.
rites to suit customers Ii the above articles are not
found to be OF the first quality, the money will be
refunded. w CAKFIEI,D Ascent
Mandatory, 10Th, between Main and Franklin ss.
de rs - 3
MISS K. w. WHITE proposes TO give
w Lessons In Elocution in this city. Those who
wouIo lsVor her with their patronage, can learn
tsims, 10, by addressing note to Mics e. w.
@HIFF throush the Post Office fe l2-ts
A A.>DnECfts rKr pH GA HDEN sEED
~ full supply of Garden Seed, warranted. for
ssie. Also, q email supply of Early Russian Peas,
tor sale by GEO. DoWDEN, Drusgst,
e rs 9Th and Broad SITS.
SO BOXES PURE SPERM CANDLES;
~ 100 boxes Adamantins CsrdleI; 50 boxes Tai
low Csndle'' 100 boxes s Sea- Fer sale sE COW.
DE- HALF HIS. No KKnKL;
81 80 do. de- N. c. No, Family Roe Hsnipgs-
nha WIN. WALLACE soNs.
5u BgsHkLs. MOUNTAIN GLOVER
WoMBLE CLAIBORNE,
NH No. Ii Pearl Ut.
Sl AHDb. PHlMk OLD BlDKn AND
~ shealde1; 10 do. DO. nav sides, Shoulders
and Hams iAaaias PEI peg :essmsr. for cal. sy u
-. WoAsLE CLAi10aNE
mi u = ia - No. u fssri q.
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NJDTICE.-The best Invention ever offer.
y ed to the public is the Floating Ball Kruckle
Washing Machine. All persons living in the counties
OF Chesterfield, Prince George and Didwddie can 90.
te:n the OF w. Ii. Woodward, North side of E.an st.
between 8tn and 9th streets and East side Of 3th
between Grace and Franklin strsets, or Jstnee n
p rdue, in Manchester and of j. W. Rowlest, in
Petersburg.
JAS W. N. BRAGG l. CO.
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{ ,HUICE GHNROW DEh TEA'-A new
very best GUNPOWDER TEA. retailing at emily
8 per pound. A full assortment of cheaper Teas
ct 50c., 75c. 80c, &c according to quality. fret
rate Black Yea, at 5Oo Best Oolons Black Tea, 75c
per pound.
WILLIAM T. KING, 6 and Franklin It.,
fel2-lm OLD Market
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. M BKOAD-ROCK RA-

"a a R- BKOAD-RUCh HA-
IN ANA- CTS will commence the
S&@SSk FIRST TUESDAY IN
SSNeM MAY. First Day.--A sweep
STAGE for thres year old Colts and filles the pro-
du "a NJ mares that never won produced winner
MiIs hssts Closed with four subscsiosrs Sleo en-
trance, half It.
SECOND Day, Wsdnesdsy--Swsepaak,easa ior three
hall Il. TO close 18th March, 1857 ssms day. pufse
$500. two mils heats. ,
Third Day Proprietor's Purse $780, mile neats'
best three in FIVE. .o..
Fourth Gay, Fnday--A post stake for all ages $40
entrsnce play or pay the Club TO add S7oo -Four
mile hs.ts; three or more to make race. 40 Close
the 18th March Row three subscribers.
Entrances to be addressed to the PIopIietor, OF
ri.bmond Va CALVIN GREEN,
~ 81 5msr Proprietor.
az N. Y spirit of the Timss copy till 18th March
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DRliOyAL.--pr. PLUfsE has renewed
Ia his office to ths third house, South Of Trinity
Church South side, and about enc hundred yards be-
low tho Exchange Hotel Dr.. 2. continues to treat
all ave liitc and gonofrhoal complaints and having
had much practice in this line etters himself thet
can give very general satisfaction. 4 cal from
lose interested La solicited.
Or P a.so makes and veu6s ons Of the bsst resto-
ras.yes fChemicsl Extract Of French Flovgerz} for
constitutional weakness, ever offered TO the public
DR.. =. may be- consulted oonfaenialy by Latter,
Or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and cent
to order in almost any direction
Cfdoe hours from a, n, till 9 P n. franklin
street, near the Exchange Eote Richmond city,
Va. no Is
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o. VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.
&:H ING. ON MARSHALL STREET, FOR BALE
FklvArELf.-The subscribers are author.
lied to sell the very desirable Residence, on tbs
South side of Marshall street adjoining the resi-
eence OF Alex. Garrett, Esq, and formsrly ownsd
by Jas. p Tyler. 1t is ample enough for the rsnss
accommodation of q larss family, and ia AZ eopvs
nsntly arranged az could well be desired Alse n.
vacant lot to the east of it, fronting 40 feet runur,
back 1865 fset, 70 an alley. Terms Accommodating
Apply to
70 f2-2su1rn HNnnTN 4 Appruo1x,
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FE EaazaEE GRE s,s s0hfh phiTS
FOR TRAvEL.-TvHCE pAi;
Ky SUNDAY MONT ExCEPTEp;l bETWEIn,ss
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PhILADELrhilaa
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACou1A CREEK ND
WASHlNGToN.--Ove the Richmond, FredsneS
burg and Potomse Railroad, 10 the Pstsnae rive,
seventy-Gve miles, and by splendid and eonfcEtas's
steamers thence TO Washington, fhy-hvs mlie'-a
si $50 miles In seven hours, being oonoftsss $40
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours Of departure, A. NJ. and u P. NJ ana rag
gage under charge of special agents checked aTossa
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia ard NsS
York.
FARE. u
~ sshihEten,'....s....s.. ..'...sss'''''.''s ia
- DMtunoEes. m
1nuhdeiphla... ..s...-'
Tho track Of the Railroad between hiehrese aas
the Potomac River 10 now undergoing relay, na So
than two-thirds Of IL being already completes VIE
an edge rail Of suserior quality, willie the fsiasnse
10 In sdmirabie condition. q,
The n, FIR. Il. has been In operation 20 ". =
yesrs and In all that time passenger has satnsI
killed or crippled by accidents from make nsaas -
otherwise, which " without parallel 70 me niso"
railroads In this country. 8. RUTH,
Supsris fenaent Of Transoortsno..->
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INsURANCR 0FFlCss.

I3lRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
n h Affected With tbs Albermarls insurance Com
esnv on e favorable with any Other eompa-
AZ Ia this Etste possessing real cash osptt.i 20 NEE
Lg:s, Richmond, 70
WIN. T. EARLY, Trssk
JNO. WOOD, yr, Socy
(harIottssviIle. ~
TNYIT ~ 4 N1IE.-.The v kGINlA EIRK
/ AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.-Chsrerea
Ly the Legislature Of Va in 1es2-0acs No. ~ Main
Inmres agsinst loss BY fire and the dangers OF the
sess on ali kinds Of property and favorable terms
No charge for the Policy or Surrey
THO5. NJ. ALfRIEND, Prest.
w L. CowARDIF, Hec'y.
rv- This Company lately removed Its ONCE from
Rsijsrd,s Hotel ON Frank Rim street. de s-iy
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sxN EALtAisLh BUSINESS STAND
%:x ON MAIN AND nth STREETS, FOR
80 SALE.-We arc authorized to sell the large
and desirable business Store and Dwelling, locates
&c above, Eow and for many yssrs past, owned end
occupied by Mr.. Hiram w Tyler. Its Justly re-
the city, having been used as Grocery for many
years past, and having ample room for doing large
business The upper part has been fitted up for fan
lilies, and now rents for 9700 per snnum TIE woole
premises wond doubtless command rent Of from
81, 400 to Gi.50i per annum, Tos person VINO VIII
purchase the house, the good viii Of the essbhn'
msnt will be thrown ia. large and profitable oIo-
Gerry bu.inss can bs transacted at this phase. FOR
terms apply 20 GODDIN Z AEfERSOF,
fs 25-6t Auctionears.
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MIDWAY MiLL EUR RENT

EE3 offer for rent, my Mill, in Nelson county ON
Ass4 the James River Canal. one hundred miles
from the city of Richmond This Mill has all the
recent Improvements. There are three pair a.
Stones for grinding wheat, fer corn snd O, for
plaster. Attached to the Mill is Circular Saw
There Is ample room for storing grain and oFal. The
canal boats come within FIVE feet Of tho mill
alongside Of stone wharf. The Brand of this Mi
Ii well established; the .ur generally command,
higher price than -four OF a similar grade Win
the NH will be rented the Miier's House and
large Coopers Shop. Any one d.sriag further In.
formation, can apply to me, personally, on the
place, after the 9Th of March, by letter directed
% Wsrmins:sr, ks!Eon county; in the meantime at
Richmond
fs IT-2swss j. GRATwAE CABELL
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ca FOX KENr...A Dwelling House an
Fsa Cottage Hill, contsining rooms and othsr
eonveniencsa on the premises, suitable for a
small family; garden attached Apply to wi
nh 2-lw EWD ID EACfIO p..-l.
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&C AN Is x Ck LLkST ROUSE FOG
E% RENT offer for rent, very reasoasbi )
.srrns this commodious Dwelling. situated on
Grsos street south side and between the Etreso Of
adams and Foushee the house Is in good Or sF
containing rooms above basement rooms Iere
Is come SEED with the hout. q bath roorn The Itch
en- is of good aye, with four rooms. There IL soea
The let. Carriage House and stable. PSssesE 'h,ha
BIS bsd on the 18th Of the preseat month.
Gas Fixtures will 20 With the House.
C. j. TERRELL, H. 0.
Application can be made 20 T. r. Wfnsto d. saera
or at the store of Harold Murray s6-1
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.SS@ FOR > A l. IA small FAY1
Mz MARKET GARDEN for sale, ,tu.tsd !, .. ..
AsaA county Of Henrico, near hitehslp, sn,,r.
containing one acre, more Iess with q tuso 80.
brick residence on the premises con.sinIns 10y
CROUCH for medium size family, ana otbsr eou ON
niences attached fhis property, with ,oms ~
provsments would be desirable for conntv -. i'
dence, or to any one wishing to engage in msikst,,
on small scale, may have an Opportunity of hsias
suited; it being within verY short d,t,use ~ bs
corporation lins. For further information r..n.,,
ing the terms, 10, application must be mads Ia
mn 2-iw EDW. D. EACHO pa.,l..
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/UpARTNEHSHIP - Tke subscribers
y have entered into copertnership under the styl
and firm of EEESEE Il PARR, for the purpose OF
manufacturing Stone Ware and have taken the
house at the corner of 18th and Gary streets. where
they will keep always on hand assortment OF the
WY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
f. 1e-1u DAVID PARR.
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The subscribers who are the surviving partners OF
the late firm of Aug Anderson Il Co, will wind up
the business of that firm without further delay and
will be Obliged to all those indebted to them TO make
nyomnt nsvment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HALVES,
gurvivfus Partners of the late firm Of
fcs-sm Aus. Anderson Il Go.
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Dol * DIS X Il n u NIAT1C LIN.
l. MENT-Cf the nsny Liniments, Embroca-
tons and Lotions before the public "a sovereign
remedies for rheumatism a1d pairs of ali kinds, weak.
nass of the joints de-. in rnsE, and all Diseases of
Horses, requiring externsl remedy, there is
alleviator OF pain es POLLARp's RHEUMATIC
LINIaENT. 1t is no cstch-penny article. There
is huubug, deception, IN It, IS has been proven
TO 30.
Price IS CITE and so cts. Large bottles old three
tiuss as much ss the small. Prepared by
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
fs % 18th street.
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% APOTHECAkY AND Tx u q
&2S STORE-Ths subscriber respectfully informs
AZ his friends aud the public gsnersiiy, that he
"a has moved into his sw store, ton the corner
of 18th and Broad sts Church Hill and has supplied
himself with fresh and we'll selected assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS, ETC. he soIicits call from the public,
assuring them that they will find every thing that Is
usualy kept in q we'll regulated Dzug Store -
To- Prescriptions carefully compounded at al hours
OF the day end night.
WEI. c. sNELLINGS. Broad st.,
fa4-1rn Corner Of 18th Cay RCH Hull.
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<ns VERY DEsIRABBE BUSINESS
49, STAND ON MAIN STREET. FOR RENT
ELL The subscriber intending to Leave the city, vii
rent the house at present occupied BY him, No y
Main street, (Aansion House,) on which De b..
leass for four years from the lat OF March nert ~
house IL in excellent condition good basnS !
stand and suitable fer most any hind OF bus'hesS
Possession given any tims required FoI further =
tieulsrs, enquire a. l, L. WciLs
s5-ts No IS Main ST. hsaEon Hous D
<ss> TOBACCO FACTORY FOX kE 1T
~ rbe Tobacco Fsctory, now occupied By N
2SA B. Dickinson, en- ilth street, between Ma asa
Gary, win be for rent next year. Possession rvss
RARKsDALE b BE Ap
oc e--tf shoekoc Ware aorss
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Franklin Academy.

TIlE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI.
Il tu;ion wi commence on the lst Mon
day in January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services Of MIR
SAML. MCCORMICK, whose proficiency
III teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can he thoroughly prepared to enter
any Of the higher institutions Of learning
in tae Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not. at present II
grug shop or place where arden, spirits can
b. obtained in il.
Boarding can be obtained as cheap rs at
other places in private fatalities.
The rates of tuition are the snme as
those in Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is at present un-
detg0ing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which viii at least equal thos.
1T other places, and To our District are held
out such Inducements as Ne believe will ob-
viate the necessity Of sending our Young
men and boys abroad.
). Is. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dee. Q, 1857. 43-If
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luE .MAkkElS.

Charleston, December IL.
CoTToN The market to-day exhibited
some degree VI frmncss, and holders would
occasionally obtain rather better prices
! lie Transactions reached up"arus vi 400
bales, Al the subjoined prices, Viz: b"Irs
nj "; n at 81: los Ut ya; 263 at 10 l27
nj lot; 27o At lot; sS3 at Ivt; 26U NJ
lot ouO ~ ~ y 10, ana 70 al lVsc.
AUGUSTA, December 10.
The sales Of Cotton to-day were 1000
bales, at from % loo pr. ID.
New York, December II.
Cotton is very dull. Flour is heavy, and
State has DECLINED Sc. per bbi. Tie safes
Tor the day are o,UUU GLls. Wheat is firm,
with sales ivr The day of 81 900 bushels, ut
SI25 u SLAB for white, ana 81 ~ n 81 -
tor red. Cor has declined, and sales o
25,UUO bushels, at 90 GSc. Per bushei.--
TurpenlIne Is heavy at 80 u 4Oc. per gallon
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Sale and Hireing

pf ORDER from James II. Wither.
- spoon, Ordinary Lancaster Distric,,will
be sold ut the late residence of Samuel B.
Hammond, deceased, on the 5th january,
1858, the whole personal Estate of the said
deceased, (rxccpt the negro.s,) consisting
OF 10 or ~ head Of choice mules and hor.
ses, 2 wagons snd gears, a number Of cat.
tie, two yoke of young oxen, two OK carts,
n number Of choice HOGS, Shrrps. and
Goats one Buggy and Harness plantation
and small tools. About l.OOO bushels of
Corn; quantity OF Fodder, and Oats Cot.
ton Seed, Household and Kitchen Flu, nj.
turr. and many other articles.
The Negroes belonging to the Estate
about 25 in Number will be hired same
day aud the land rented
5t55;$'; st. ';$%%SS$l i: %SSSS2S' %S$SlGSD' rs'
Dec. 10, 1857. 44-3t
tB- The Camden Journal will copy
unit, sale
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Sheriff IS Sales.

DY Virtue Of Sundry Wri,s of Fl Fas TO
ID me directed, will sell before the Court
House doOr at Lancaster on the first Mon
day in January next, within the legal hours
Of sale the following personal property. to
wit:
ALL defendants interest. jn three hundred
acres Of land, more or Jess, lknown as the
Rogers Tmet) in this District, " ing on the
waters Of Cane Creek and bounded by lands
Of William Ross, the Estate lands of rhos.
~ Huey, and others, levied on and to be
sold TO satisfy Fl Fa In favor Of John NJ.
Crockett, administrator, against Claiborne
Champion. PfSl.7J.
ALSO, Two hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Airs. Gregory,
Thomas 4. Gregory, Alfred Moore ana 9th
ers levied on and 10 be sold as the property
OF Owen Gregory. ut the suit Of 5. +. CIy-
burn. Pf Sl75.
ALSO, Three hundred acres, more or
less, whereon defendant lives adjoining
lands Of Martin Plyler, the Skcily lands
and others levied on and to be sold as the
property Of FTedrick Shehape, Sen, at the
suit Of John NJ. Crockett, admin .strator.
Pr sl.76.
ALSO, All defendapts interest in FIVE
hun dred acres OF land, m"re or less, lying
on The waters Of Gills Greek belonging TO
the Estate OF William Graham, deceased.
adjoining lands Of Thomas NJ. BeIk. S. D.
Massey and others, interest, levied on and
TO be sold 10 satisfy a u Fla ia favor Of John
Shute, assignee, against Sampel X. ii. and
James Z. Gruhsm, Pf$L71
ALSO, Three hundred acres, NOR or less.
whar.an defendant liy. adioinin0 lands of
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Business Notices.

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-The
Editors Of the Richmond Republican, OF Dec.
24th, 1862, says that Cartcr's Spanish Mixture
Is no quack medicine.
They had man in their press room who was
afflicted with violent Mercurial Rheumatism,
who was continually complaining ofmisery in
the back, limbs and joints his eyes had be-
come feyerish and mattery, neck swollen throat
sore, and all the symptoms OF Rheumatism,
&C 1bined with Scroiula. Two bottles Of Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture cured him, and in All edi,
torial notice above, they bear testimony to its
wonderful effects, and say their only regret is,
that all suffering with disease OF the blood are
not aware OF the existence Of such q medicine.
They cheerfuly reoemmendft
See theirccrtifcate. and notice in full around
the bottle.
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accounts Of their wonderful curative effects
the East and the West, the North and the South,
are alike laden with "tidings Of great JOY" from
the afflicted. these wonderful Pills hive com.
pietely conquered that great scourge 0: Ameri.
ca the Liver Complaint
CB Purchasers will be careful TO ask for
DIR. MLANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pitts.
bursh, Pa. There are oshe. Pills, purporting
to be Liver Pills, also his celebrated vermifugc,
can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of
tsS] FLEMING BROS.
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HOLLOwAYrs OINTMENT IND Pills

Provided with these remedies, a person of
the nost delicate physique may brave any eli.
mate They comprehend within the circle of
their curative influence all internal diseases not
organic, and all the varieties of outward inflam.
nation. BE careful not to be imposed upon by
spurious article palmcd upon you for genuine.
The latter are known by Water. mark in every
leaf of the book Of directions accompanying
each pot and box. This Water-m1rk consists
of the words, Holloway, New York and Lon.
don," which ought to be seen in semi.,ranspa.
rent letters in the paper. Hold nup to the
light. .o4
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MANNES BAUM.
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber anxious to dispose Of his
l. lands in Lancaster district, offer for
sale several tracts of valuable land ON the
most accommodating terms, viz:
1000 Acres on the Catawba River known
as the Lnndsford tract, adjoining lands Of
Col, |. ID. Wi,hcrsp"on, George Nice. With
erspoon, and John Foster, about four hum
dred acres are cleared and have been in cul-
tivation for several years, also:
Gl2 Acres On Twelve Mile Creek, ad-
joining lands of the Estate Of d. G. l..
Massey. K &. Vaughn and Others. These
lands are first rate for cotton and grain
and cannot be surpassed by any lands ia the
neghborhood for produetiveness. Also.
HIS Acres. all in woods, lying one mile
from the above. adjoining lands Of J. Il. X.
BeIk, Mrs. Yarbrough aud others. Also.
GOO Acres, in two trac.s, near Beluir :;
one known as the Spratt lands the other as
the earns tract, very near all Of which is in
woods, and in good grain country. Also.
Persons desirous OF purchasing any Of
the above tracts of lands, are requested to
call on, or address tho subscriber nj N.
caster &. H., ). C..
J.E. CURETON
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