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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our and extensive Foundry
w the old OF the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared 70 execute heavy and light
work OF any description the shortest notice Light
nEs small amounts at moderate city prices heavy
ngs large amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saWmis Flnumils Of the improved
patterns made order Jobbing repairing done mmed
atsy We ready TO make for Engines and Mills
and sha furnish plans to enable purchasers up their
Mills with little expense Manufacturers and Farmers will
find profitable TO US, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made 70 order Ofhs
best material complete with FirsOnts Crates, Siandppes
and Valves, warranted stand any pressure required
Manufacturing or porpellhg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description SmithWOrk done In excellent style
hrstrats Iron used-saWm work, sterups Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mil Irons
msde 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
do we'll to call at office or address By lstter.
JACKER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly 25-t Late Nashville MAJ. Co 5 shops.
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LOST.

IN Saturday last small bundle Of papers, done up
" Brown paDer-eOntainiBg amongst Other
Estes and others for $780, dated January payable In
six months with interest from daeOne Jas MeCombes
for $40, dated and falling due the above pay
able received. Also other payable 70 a.
Executor of Blezabeh Cartwright Decd and parcel
wood receipts of my The drawers notes are
hereby cau oned from paying, and all from trading
for the same The find will be literally varded by
ing : mshat this Office or handing them &c me
aug I9-n AXIS BROWN
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DISSOLUTION.

co partnership heretofore exising between the ur
y derslghed, under the name ami style Of BEAUMONT
vANEER o co is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Mr. F. s. Beaumont Withdrawing from the hm the Temsin-
ing parties Samuel VanleeT and McCal assumiDg ali
liabilities are alone authorized TO the name of the late
6rm in liquidation. p s BEAIiNOyT
A., SAM'L VANLERR
aug ISL 1917 A. w. MCCALL.
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JOHN RAWAGE,
No. AZ, College Street

JOHN RAWEGE,
No. AZ, College Street
rs in Reeeiptof
Il While Satin Slippers
Kid do
Black q" Heel do Trm'd;
ILaan Cloth Lace Caters Plain and Tipped;
Heel Lace and Congress Caters;
Misses Kid Heel Boots &C., DE,
JOHN RAMAGE.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATHs
Err VALICES.
lust received
- Ladies Large Dress Trunks with TTayss
" Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
- - Buggy
Ashland Valices, Superior aFticleO
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap by JOHN RAMAGB,
aug Is AZ College street.
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AnviIs, vices, BeI-KNoB. PLATE. GUN, PAD
lows. AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIT ERS. RIDDLES,
Cast. shear, German "oVe and Screen WIRE
and RIi.ter steel, lacks, Brads, Shoe and Fin
SHoVELS, SPADES. HOBS, l'hihg Nais'
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter, Be am
Hammers, Hatche Is, and Tea Scales
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS, MIR
CarneDters, Coopers, and R0RS, AND VARIETY
Black smtbs' Tools. GOODo'
CIRCULAR SAWS, LARD, CHEESE, AND
and saw MandriIs. BUTTER-TRIERS.
MILL CROSS CIT AND Bride Bits, stirrup Irons
HAND SAWS Rein and Girth u ebbiHg.
Axes, Nails, Chain, andCoRN MILLS, sHELLER
NAMES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, A LARGE AssoRTMKE
Guns. Rifles, and Pistols; Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives. Scissors, aud
shears, of Every Variety.
Forming in all the Largest Variety and Extensive
rounding country, all Of which offer at GREATLY
REDUCED ICES to cash buyers propmpt paying Gus
toners sir Mouths Time. We will from until De-
cembeT LIST offer inducements cash buyers and par
culary solicit the attention OF every Country Merchant
visiting the market unusually Large Stock OF kdge
Tools, Guns, and Cutlery. Respectfully,
MCCALL, VANLEER q co.,
A South Market Street,
aug I6-tf Sign OF the Big Paddock.
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OPINIONS OF THB PRESS.


work will bring attention present gen
Grafton multitude Of things connected win the govern
which have long lin forgetfalnesssD YSrk Ia
dependent
This work will prove OF value public men,
aBdto Every American citizen who aims know the civil
history Of his COuntryNsD TOrk Courier aid EEgHirsr
Col Beuton's qualifications for 'this dis
pute. His upon The title page at inspires cOu
denee in statements and faith Its importantly and
tire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TraUsLhr.
Its surprising to see many OF the subjects which
still before discussed By the fathers in the very
infancy Of the confederation We shall welcome each
eessys volume Of this very valuable addition
the history Of the cOunsry.-B0stON Daily adSsrtissr
The Arrangement OF the Debates Of Congress- by Ben
ton, made with mueh and sEeellenl judgmsnt
This work will form amOs complete history the United
States adoption Of the federal constitution,
will be niRvauabls work Of refoIsneeTsg YORK. Con-
Rsreial.
The theory institutions, the and working
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An enterprise like this Interesting, invaluable and
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tbo says his preface that the work will be 10 him labor
o. love and Of pride, resuseitang the patriotic deaanO
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hand.-BostOR Post.
This sbTdgemeRt, considering the inestmable value OF The
Debates complete political history Of the country, forms
treasury knowledge which should possessed b. every
citizen who afford -and there able
coming out, it WILL serially-COlmsTeial BElstis, Nsz
Orleans.
This abrdgementis be restricted to the speeches
celebrated orators, but will extend the business and
to the painest speakers who spoke give inOrmA
zion subjects Of surviving interest DAILY PieayHs A
Orleans.
By Debates Ind the st business iatrodueedinc
the House OF Representatives. After the inauguration,
bin to collect Duties Imports and curious and inter
eng feature of the debate that speaker seemed
regard the protection Of home industry Of the OBJ
ecIs TO any project
raising the We shall probably receive the Ol
every reader in saying, thai living person combines
Of the qualities necessary for the proper execution OF
this work than the Senator who has undertaken
it.-NatgaaI IntsEIigenesr. WasiingtgH.
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B6r The Emperor and Empress of France are re-
ported on q visit to Queen Victoria at Osborne.
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SCHOOL NOTTCF-

TdNHE subscriber viii open In this city First Mon
n day in september select School for Boys Number
limited to twenty-five. Parents, wishing to send, WhI
please apply Immediately at York s. Goa Book Store,
Union Street, or to the undersigned 60 South Summer
Street. W. BRYCB THOMPSON
aug. I'D till sept. 1857.
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Painting EstaDlish1lent,

Painting Establishment.
BUILDERS, Householders &C., requested to take no.
l. lice that the Undersigned having the necessary
arrangements and secured the com psten WORK
men, is now prepared to take
Large Contracts
la the line of his vocation, In all its various branches
In the depar tment of
House Painting,
The subscrbers prepared 10 execute with the r.s,a.,
prOmptness, all contracts viewer large " hcb NAV
dered in style and upon which cannot fa 10 give
satisfaction. ~ '" s'e
He is also prepared to execute all manner Of
Sign and ornamental Painting. Grainine and
Marbling.
Having In that department the services of the most
expert and experienced artists. 49,
The subscriber would request persons having work in hs
line to give him call before maxim anal arrqneements
marcho-ou , r. T. p EMING,
M. go Union st, between cherry q S1muevt
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ROOMS FOE RENT.

TTNHE Booms formerly occupied by the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court over my Office on Cherry street, are
for rent Apply to
iuly3I-tf. @. W. L. BOYD. JR
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Hardware Business

HAVlNG purchased the interest Of Mr.. F. s BRAU
IL MONT, in the arm OF Beaumont, VsnIeer & Co.. We
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NATIONAL FAIR.

Auction Sale of Groceries by Kirkpatrick,
NeVins & Coz,
on WEDNESDAY, 26th of August, Will offer for sale
" in front of our store
25 hhjs N Sugar; 40 boxes Tobacco asst Brands;
800 bags Coffee; 50 bbs Loaf Sugar
200 bbls Rectaed Whisky; 100 dozen Painted Bukets
81 bbls Bourbon do; 300 Reams Wrapping Paper;
50 bbls Rye do; 50 casks Soda;
25 bbls Old MOnOpgahela 25 eSses Matches,
whisky so boxes Soap;
10 bbls M Wine; 25 boxes lacks;
900 kegs Nails, 500 boxes Glassware;
lao boxes Star Candles, 20 bbIs Vinegar.
Together with many other kept The grocery line.
augO-td KIRKPATRICK, NRVINS & co.
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H. HAYNES, J. W. MORTON, R. J. LYLEs.
Il IL haynes & Co,
GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALH OF Ne
GRoRS at POrser's old stand, No. 50, Cedar street,
Nashville Tenn. tnIv9
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under the name and style of Mccall VanIeer T. Ia
~ tne od sl&Dd, N q. a 4, South Marker street.
of the late firm. A ~ Nc HS'OiuoIs
= ang- 1, 1857. EART;J " 1IIpD
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5oNGETHIN NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
Nos 90 l. 81 vTa-Ira, $780,.

BE happy to inform their old friends and the public gen
N orally tha they have made large addit their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction to ali who may favor them Wh cali.
is our intention heretofore keep ourselves well
scppled Siih every description of steam Engines Boilers
Mill Ma hthey, Shafng, &c AlsO all kinds Of work for
Flour Mills, teanbOats, Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories,
Banks and Ja done at the shOrss notice lowest cash
prices. ELLIS 8. MOOR
Nos q "a Market south Of Broad Street, Nashville
aug I9-dis4mOs.
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RARE CHANCE For SPFCUT.ATTON-

any person has 925 600 than he wants, aAd will
loan It TO u.s. viii take great pleasure naming
Machine shop anfFoundy after him. Don't all call
Spectators calling the above business will please call
between the hoars of and p. The important
part Is big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ELLIS & MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
SELECT CLASSICAL sCU00I

Al oSrOtl, NORTH CAROLINA
SlNCE the establishment of this School in Jsuunry
~ lsji. by the present. Principal JAMES II HoK,rx
NJ hhs received large and steadily increasing
sure oil tue public favor atesed by an extensive mat
rOnage from abroad and s annual dele alton of marcu
lates to the University at Chapel Hill Hereafter il will
oe conducted under the joint supervision Of Mr. HoRSER
aud P'oi A. Brown late of the said University who
mas pee many years teacher of the Ancient Classics
that institution Rev T. j. Horncr will continue to be an
assistant Instructor ami others well qualified for the office
appointed ne occasion may require
The plsn OF studies ID designed to prepare Young men
for advanced csses in college, and also to t those who
may not expect or desire To obtain the benefits of full
collegiate tor respectable stations In life Lv nsrc
lion IN the ordinary branches of eound English educa
lion FOR the sne of the greHtest ecippcv the number
OF classes Will be- limited that ample time may be- DE-.
voted 10 examination and lecture upon tho subject of
every lesson by each Instructor In his departments
Care will be taken nso adapt the and modes
oil instruction To the late. advancement knowledge in
each OF the several branches While the methods recon-
ncndrd by experience shall be consistently preserved no
expense viii be spared provide the best
the work. F
Important arrangements In preparation 10 incrcnsc
the and promote the permanent of the
school.
been long engaged in the profession and
to refer those who ay desire further information As 10
their persona! official qualifications many disliu
euahed citizens of this and other States in the South
Amon1 these Hon VIM. 4. Graham Hon W. p Man
gum FIX Governors MprrheRd aud Manly Hon Asa Riggs
Right Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Rev Alexander WILSON, u
d., Rev Samuel Wait. u D., Rev. Charles F. Deems
d. De- the President OF the North Carolina and
| various members Of the Board of Trustees
The next term will commence the Is h Of July
Other particulars made known application.
June Scjts
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C">MISSIONER'S OFFICE.

GoocILASD CoCRT House. JCSE 10, lto1
THO William Perkins and Baihshebs his wife. No
mas j. Perkins Daniel Perkins. Elizabeth Perkins
Palsy EIis Frederick Carney ard Sally F. hi. VIE" -
phen r. Hughes sni Mary Ann hi. wife; And'rsoE g
Thomas R.. Sarah E. Cyrus anu David Fersr'. NJ;
nor child OF Albert o. Perkins, decesse. spd 1rr''
w. Miller, their guards al item: You ar a-f-hJ
notified that have fixed the 2ls day OF Jul" rex
if fair IL not tho fair day ,hereht ~ a. ry ~
s.c TO execute the order and decr-n 81 N. -
Of Goochand County made tie Trh day o: at'! Iss u
suit, In chancery depending in the 'ald Ccurt Se
William p Perkins and B,thsheba T. his VIE q !n' rs
and Thomas PcrknA Ia his own r.yht ana as Exeehot
of Ezekiel Perkins, decessrd aud hsinoit'arr ~ ~
bert G. Perkins. deceased Dame. PERKINS hnS Ehzsot.
Perkins Patsy Ellis Frederick carney. and saiiy r Is
wife. and stc;,h.n p. Hughes So. Nary Ann h' W r.
and Anderson ~. Thsrn's H., sarsh L @S:"s a sn>
I,ovd p.rkns minor children OF Albert PERKINS, de-
ceased he Narciss1s Miller, their suSrdan nd liter
lefend.nt, Of which decree 'he following ar eS'rfc
Th. Court doth ntudge order and decree t6tt tue &C.
r.ndsnt Thomas Perkins. do render "rccunr OF he
rncu,ori,I transactions executor az the lat will
e-Sti ~ hs tr.trcr, Ezekiel Perkins,, Gecea-e6 fr.
account Of hi. administration OF the e..ate Of ni' in:es.
80 Albert Parkin. deceased scccuut Of Tie ru.
"s dealings and transactions between The ssd Gsendar'
,tr tmc; account OF the reuts I'd profits Of the
o land the Till mentioned in which the said Albert g
Perkins lad fs estate since the death Of the said Al
bort G. Perkins and account Of annual b.ce ot Tho
Peter 10 the bill menrirpsd from the time the
Death OF the said Albert G Perkins before oi ,ao
and sctile the same, and report the re
court notice VI the ms and place Of taxing tie aor-
mentioned accounts to be published vesI or to-:
s1rcsssve weeks IN some Newspaper puSsned n the
City Of Richmond, shall be equivalent to personal ser.
Vice of such notice on the parties
GIVEN under my hand Commissioner Of the te:d
Court BENZ. ANDERSON.
Jn,e 11-cv,v Cornrss!ouer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN KING WILLIAM

nURSUANT to the provisions of two deeds Of trust,
Il executed by John Tayloe Wormey and Virginia F.
his wife, the llh day OF June, ls4l for certain pur
poses therein enumerated and FORTH which sad deeds
Of record In the Clerks oaee OF the County
Court Of King William shall, trustee In the cceds
aforesaid proceed to eel on the premises at public
tion the highest bidder Tuesday the llrh day Of
August. 1887 the valuable farm called "Presauc Isle
upon which tee late John Tsyioc Wormley resided pre-.
vious 20 his death. This farm 10 situated rhe Msuapo
nj river about Il miles below the village of Aye,ts up
which point the river is narsable for vosses Of couders
BILE sizo.
There two good landings upon the farm, At one Of
which shad and herring nshery be probably
Quoted.
The location has always been considered healthy one
and the close proximity OF fine MILL churches Of different
denominations and the refinement ard Intelligence of the
neighborhuod may lie mentioned desirable features 10
the property The tract contains shout 600 scre and
1t presumed thar persons DESTROYS purchasing will give
il personal inspection. further description Is deemed
unnecessary.
The purchaser will have the privilege OF .owing 4 crop
s wheat In fall aud full possession given him the
Let day Of January. 1885,
Terns which will be made known on the day of sale,
will be Of the accommodating character.
The te believed to be perfect but the will CT
course convey with the Usual spec;a! warrsn.ee.
Mr. Read, on the premises, my friend Cap: Thos.
Robinson, who lives near, will take pleasure In showing
the farm those wishing 70 purchase
CARTER w. WORMELEY. Trustee,
%June ll-ctds Enfield ?. o King William Co.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

MYTH the view of moving TO the State OF Texas,
w oi-r for sale tho farm upon which reside, ,itua
ted In the county OF Caroline. Va. miles from Fred
rrcksbure, and about and half miles from the Rap
pahannock river, where there |. public landing from
wni may be shipped all the products OF the farm either
10 fredericksburg or the Northern markets.
Il contains ABOUT $50 I3u OF 45Uacres OF which
cleared and row m successful ruitiys,isn, being well
adapted the production OF wheat and tobacco.
large portion of the is rich meadow land lying OIL
Ware and Mo Webb creeks which intersect in and
through the farm On the unceared portion there 10
ample supply Of timber and fuel.
The improvements are frame dwelling house nearly
new, containing eight besides closets passage and
porchcs the whole having lately been painted
school house, meat house. store house, granary, corn
cribs, ice house, stable cabins, &c.
The above land adjons the firms Of Messrs WIN. T.
TAYLOR Keeling Rowe and Others is surrounded by intel!
Igent society," and In reach OF four churches.
DecnnR il unnecessary to more in description OF II,
invite all purchasers to view the property.
Unless sold before privately (ot which due notice will
be gven the above land will be sold publicly the pre-
misses on TUESDAY, the 18th July next, If fair, if not,
the next fair day thereafter
Ny address is fredericksburg, Va.
NAV Is-c.d. JOHN GOODWIN.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMEN

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
VlRGIhA CENTRAL RAILROAD OPEN TO
V JACKsONS RIVER Only thirty miles of Stage
travel to the White sulphur-3l miles Red Sweet and
30 to Old Sweet Springs
THROUGH FROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
BALTIMORE W.iSHLNGTON AND ALIEN.
ANDRId, IN ONE DAY,
Baggage Checked through TO the Springs.
THE MOST conFoRTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS ROUTE
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The cars will be running to Jacksons River, l25 miles
from Richmond by the 18th OF July leaving 30 miles
Of stage tSavel TO the White Sulphur Springs good
road
Passengers leave Richmond At "a Nj dine 1t Staunton
and arrive the White Suphu. uight-or if they
prefer it, remain over nigh, NJ Covingtou Or CALI.
shsni and reach the Springs to breakfast
Ing
Passengers for the Sweet and Red sweet sop over night
at Caaghans and arrive at the Springs breskA, next
morning.
Those the Salt aud Blue suphar arrive there to din.
ner next dny, after leaving Richmond.
Previous the opening Of the road Jacksons river
passengers for the White Sweet and Salt sulphur will
take the STAGE, heretofore, at Mboro stay sll
nigh: q, the Warm Springs and arrive the White and
Sweet dinner, and the Salt ut night the next day.
Passengers for the Rockbrdge Alum, Bath Alum Warm,
Hot and Healing Springs take the Stage Mt Mboro and
arrive Il the Springs TO ppcr the day they leave
Richmond.
FARE:
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IsOCkB4IDt:E BATHS.

yENHls favo-.:n bathing place long known ss LEIGH.
& EuS. aud afterwards "a jORDAE'S SPRINGS, has
been recently purchased by company Of gentlemen in
Rockbrds county where is situated and where the yir
Of the best known and will be open ter the
reception oil visiturs upon the first Of July Se and
hani:on buildings have been erected, ard EFFORT will
.c spared 10 make it delightful summer 1t is
beautifully located the North River, in the midst oi
mountain mud valley scenery unsurpassed in varied beau
" by in the state 1t 10 the Ttin stag" road from
oxingtom Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from tn. former am, nine miles fon Goshen Depot
ae sltcr Ti-iturs reach the Baths in day from
Petersburg Richmond and Alexandria, arriving at their
destination before suHs.;.
The temperature OF the water little higher than
that Of ia" Old ana thia with the peculiar charsc
ter ard buuysncy OF the water, which 10 highly charged
with Carbonc Acid Gas, and cOnta.ns MagncsiA Iron,
&C. renders bathing Ia H. By uaiver7.l OF those
who have tried it. deiir.u and inygsrung 10 extra
ordinary degree. lie MEDICINAL effect Is sttesed BY fifty
years OF local experience especially III OF General
Debility, Dyspepsia. ni.cAses Of the Lusgs CicrfaIuns,
wherever ex;sLg Rheumatism hmnnorrhea, DlsnienUr.
l.s Menoriagi-, LeucOrrhea, Prolap.us Uter, &C. In
the disease peculiar 10 females nnd children it is unsur.
passed, II equalIrd by any in the world Near al
hand is fine Sulphur Spring. SECOND Gu 10 tho famous
White Sulphur q. rccn5rer TO which visitors to the
Baths have free access
Governor Henry A Wise who spent portion Of Inst
1T my chosen spot in the mountains, and thall GER
tanly re visit IL, il possible next summer"
Reference may also be had, ginOngGt many Others TO
Col +. H. smith, Superintendent OF the Virginia Military
Institute; Rev Vim. :. White, u. D and Rev. VIM. N.
Pendlcton OF Lexington; Wm e. Paine, ESQ., Of the firm
Of Kent Ps:nn /. Hcat, Richmond; and J. 7. Hunter,
Esq, Of Selma, Alabama May lg-ctlJuly
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ABEACTIFUL FARM FOR SALE

TTNIIE undersigned not Envrg sufficient land employ
Il his force, offers u prigs.e sale his farm y.rI L.
Amelia county, within Iorr miles CT Amos Couv: House
depo: the Dsrylls Railroad, 81 miles k:a
uIon1.
Tit tract contains BIS 100 # rEch Is woodland
the re.due open land In an inpr, we'd conG1r ari
adapted 10 the production oi Corr, Whra. and Tobacco
The ia under good fence and he's upon CT ssg.
dance OF plan. land.
The Improve consist Of lsr.e s:o:y Owe.
liug Gu, WHY psintedl with rooms good XcEe.
smoke House, Ice House, Csriiage House Grsl.ry, sa
oies Negro Cabins, and Barn Ia process c.cti.u
There is also, Orchard Of Peach aud Apple Tree g:
choice variety, excellent garden, ard sprirS a
purest water, convenient 10 the dwelling
The stuston 1. noted for ito and the
murity unsurpassed in point OF social sious ard ecu
cs:oual Advantage
Az early application 10 desired.
Ny address is Amelia Court House, Va
YIy'GH
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CoINTEY PHYSICIANS AND eFAiITLTE5
20 ~ nnd at our establishment 4 full and ptrJ.c,l,
"a, s o. pqIe Drugs; CdcIi.cals Pe.fumery; Fancy
l. Nv s.csl lnst-u'nsnn and Appliances Of az kinds;
Tooth, Shoe, Shaving, Plate, White ash and
- rnds RI 9-::she. ''N
IAN .cErrIcAL PREPARATIONS, raos,iy NJ our manu-.
Ii sod Warranted Of full strength and reliable and
-'' dac!es IN the Drug line. for sale by
Ca, LAlDLEY 4 ROBINSON,
IN. ~ yates Of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
New Drug Store, 9Th and Franklin Sa,