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the aens''"'' RlrCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
CLAIR REsTOK ER-rAt. Wood sdvertise'

,,,r RESTOR ER-rAt. Wood advertiscs
y .,,,nus his valuable medicine for restoring hair'
:. ,bs prevention OF badness, &c. This remedy has
Al nui,e extensively aud with great success. Hun
,b,u,suds have used it. aud are willing to tes'
a!.s..ry. Read the aivertisement-Go at once
~ ~ /. b,a,,lc, and prove It's virtue. Our good old
.'0eI.s s,rbelor friends should embrace this oppor.
:;'aaeu their pstcs with n coat OF rich, luxurisnt
= i'SaIsJ hy DUvAL & NORTON,
n DruggistS.
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FL AT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAKH.

Hlhut.
la the ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
one teacher is employed, il is impossible, for want Of
time, Tor the teacher To devote that constant, personal At.
tenlion that is needed. In such schools, the little pupil in
music ID necessarily sent 10 the piano To learn aud prac'
lice her music without M assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars, and II half hour only devoted by each to
music, the teacher being present, five hours of the teach.
er's time will be consumed, and but little left for tho in.
struction In other studies. To this may Le traced many
OF the complaints OF Female Schools.
The great object of my School istO secure the constant,
personal attention vi the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose, two teachers ure employed. One to at
tend 10 the ordinary English Branches, including Mgihe
MATES and the Sciences, and the other 10 Music French
and Ornamental Branches. Miss +. T. Scorr will upair
have charge of the first Department BY her fidelity and
her H%iuinbility Of character. she secures the love of al
her pupils; and from my own examinations, know tina,
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency
In the other Department, embracing Music, French. and
the Ornamental Branches. Miss IRENE KsAUFF is envsg
ed, a lady educated with great care. As a teacher
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer ant
patrons. All that hear Of her lie exceedingly compli
mcntary. Observe, that in Music the Young Ladies tax
their lessons invariably in the presence Of the Instructor
and then retire to another Piano to practice.
/ frequently examine The young ladies, especially OF
imperfectly learned. When this is to take place 10 no,
generally known by them. The consequence 10 that they
are always prepared.
In closing, | feeli it due to the Young Ladies who have
of their uniform kindness TO each other, and TO every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum
their handsome observance Of those social prOprietiei
which contribute so much to the ornament of female go
cicty, their diligent application to their duties, and their
proficiency ,lmerit more than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the cara OF the South.Side Rail Road, q
suitable conveyance will be provided:
~ Every article of clothing should be marked.
EDTMy address ID MacFHrland's. Lunenburg, Va.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND. STOCK,

CROPS. FARMING UTENSILS, Sc.
N "Wednesday, the 10th Of December. il fair. il not
the first isr day thereafter, we will sell. nj Public
Auction. u Valuable Little Farm Of $40 acres. on south
Anna river. three miles from Goodalls AMI five from
Ashland. The land runs down 10 Beech Creek Ford OF
the South Anna, and adjoins the lands al X. Il. Gilman
md others-is in a healthy and delightful neichborhood,
and il well adapted to the growth OF Tobacco, Wheat,
Corn, &c. Twenty Eve or thirty bushels oi Wheat have
been put in with guanO.
On The same day, the Stock, Crops, &c. will be sold.
Mr.. Mills who resides on the premises, will show the
land TO those desiring TO purchase.
Right and title indisputable, and possession given on
lst day Of January, 1858.
Terms made known on day Of salr.
N. A. THOMPSON,
Nnv f2-cytlI Upc q II vEST
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,s,x. M siDENTAKY HABITS,

g5o are generally affected with vertigo, LsnSor anu
S.,;rr Nausea and Headache, have in Bprhaves
- g,rr. grateful remedy. 1t gives strength and en-:
| "a The system, stimulates the digestive organs, and
Us sciity OF the stomach
I, !. YsnIi c.u,!,n toe public against purchasing any OF
any limitations ot this delightful Aromana: To pre-
-.,nn,.i,iou, be careful 10 ask for HOL'
an RITTERS. July 29-d6t&w+w
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Nov l6-dlt&ctds
1900 ACRES SUPERIOR ORANGE AND
MADISON LAND AT AUCTION.

yUyHE Undersigned. pursuant to the last will and tesla.
Il ment OF VIM. Smith, decd, will, GU TUESDAY, the
2Ith day Of November next, if fair, If not, the next fair
day. offer At public sale, the lands in said will directed to
be cold. embracing about | 800 acres of superior farming
land, lying in the counties oi Orange and Madison, and on
the Rapidnn river and Blue Run, and about i've miles
from Orange Court House, and eight from Gordous.
vile. The whole will be divided into three or more
tracts. The principal or mansion tract, regarded
by all who know it az equal to any in the county,
will be made TO consist of from zoo to 1000 acres,
This will contain some 400 acres of superior Rnpidan
river and Blue Run bottom, besides valuable highlands.
and an abundance OF excellent timber. The mansion is
large, convenient, new, and elegantly situated. The out.
buildings are numerous and In good repair. It Is within
I hours travel of either Richmond, Alexandria or Wash.
ington cities. No better inducement Can be found for pur.
chasers who seek a beautiful home, rich land, good water,
pure mountain air, the best society, and travelling and
marketing cOnveniences.
The residue OF the land will be sold in about two smaller
tracts. Though they have no buildings. otherwise they
lack nothing to make them desirable homes. Terms, as
prescribed by the will, made known on the day Of sale.
The undersigned or Mr.. J. w. Grsyson, wholive on the
farm, will take pleasure. in showing the premises.
The p~ershable property will be sold Immediately after
the land.
ROBT THOMAS, p~
G. 5. NEWMAN, u''
Address DR.. X. Thomas, Orange G. H., or DR.. G. g.
Newman, Somerset, Va. Oct 6-ctds
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TIMBER AND LUMBER OF THE BEST

QUALTTf, FOh SHLb,
TIME subscriber has a Steam Sdp MIL in operation,
situated in the county of Stafford, within hre miles
of the town of fredericksburg. and within two of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, where
he is prepared to furnish Lumber of any description, from
AZ good HEART PINE AND WHITE OAK TIMBER as any In
the State OF Virginia
He will also sell a portion OF the Timber standing, if de-
sired. The Timber Is suitable tor all purposes and can DO
sbtained upon moderate terms.
Oct 27-clm MOkCuHE.
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VHERsR.-S0 boxes prime Goshen Chee.e, for sale
" By NOV 20l Z, d. shlNkER q co.
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i1h. Aoohsf NsO
N HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, vi
NXTILL be sold ut Public Auction, on the premises. on
w THURSDAY, the a6th of November, 1867, IL fair.
ii not, the irstu fair day thereafter, the FARM belonging to
the estate of the late DR.. J. +. Cox, containing about 200
acres, situated near Goode's Bridge, six miles from the
Clover Hill Depot, on the Clover Hill Rail Road, and seven
miles from Chula Depot ON the Richmond and Danvile
Rail Road.
OF the above Farm about one third Is In original
growth, never having been pillaged either tor pine or oak.
The Buildings are in good repair, and consist OF a Dwell.
ling, Kitchens, Barns, Stables, &c.
The Farm will be divided if desired by the purchasers.
AT the same place and time, the Mules. Horses Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Oats, with the Farming
Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture will be
sold.
Also, JENNY LIND and her two Colts-one two years
old and the other six months. II 10 believed that a finer
brood Mare and two Colts of better promise cannot b.
found in Virginia. ,
Also, FANNY FRAY and her Colt, by the celebrated
race horse Red Eye.
Any person desiring TO see the Farm and Stock, can do
so By calling on the urerseer at the place, or VIM. Wikin
son In the neighborhood, or myself at Glover Hill.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day Of salel
JAMES Fl. cox,
Oc, 2n-c,ds Commis'r and Art. for Adm'x.
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;2e6 Prizes amounting to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S225,9ht
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks oil
New York RENTED for prizes.
Drawings of Large Glasses will be published in NJ"
York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and Charleston
and Savannah Dailies.
Address orders for tickets or Certificates of Package
of Tickets to ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Nov IL Macon or Savannah, Ga.
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S~uCCESS-Since we have commenced our
4, branch OF Photography our success has been beyond
~ypects'ion. the ciiizeus OF Richmond have accorded
-~. i, receives wherever introduced, and which 1t de.
.r.s, From one sitting we can strike of I'VE hundred
-..i,. .urpassiuc the huest steel engraving.
saNXAY & CHALMERS, AS Main st.,
.,m Sign Big Gothic Window.
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Canlfal prlza AGO 900

OoRAku oOsOoOs
TIME following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN 4 Co.,
Il Managers OF the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, In each
Of their Lotteries for NOVEMBER, 1851, ut AUGUSTA, ia,
to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
CLASS 6S,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
SATURDAY, November 2lst, 1857.
CLASSICS,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, November 2Sth, 1857.
CLASS 60,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia, iu public, on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 3lst, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
| FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE Prizes
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tickets!
MAGNIFlCENT T.!
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liz THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

N THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
MANY PERSONS, including conductors of Public
WI Presses, have shown their ignorance no less than
their zeal, in charging tho Distllers with mixing poison
with their liquors.
To one acquainted with the process Of making wliskey
this is simply ridiculous; but 10 the public generally its
reiteration conveys the impression thu, it has some foun.
dation In truth.
Whiskey IL made from grain, which Ia fret ground int
meal-mixed with hot water -mNle 10 pass through the
process Of fermentation by the introduction of yeast, pre-.
ci.ely rs light bread Is made to do, and which process de-
velopes the alcohol. and then distilled.
No poison. mineral or vegetable, is used in It's nanufac.
ture. IL other pers"ns are silly enough, or criminal
enough. to commit the atrocities charged Ii is not for us
TO defend them; we only claim to answer for ourselves.
The above reward will be paid TO any one who will
prove by the testimony of q competent and respectable
chemist that our ststerncnt 10 untrue, 10 far al LIQUOR ma.
nufacturca by US % concerned; with the understanding
that the liquor subjected " the test shall be procured, ri.
ther from our storehouse, or from any of our many 70.
spectacle customers; and that the character of the che.
mist who %anaysesi Il shalt bo 50 established us to be be-
bond suspicion, either for kknl or honesty.
Oct os-d6m STEaRNS a. T%HURSToN.
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MERCHANDISE
NOTICE.
JOHN n. WILLIAMS, WATCH MAX XII

FoKNsRLY WITH Mx. Joaa HuL,)
rONTiNuES 10 repair Waches, Clocks aud Jewelry
ut his Old Stand, 18th street, two doors from Main
All kinds oil Fine Watches aud Clocks repaired in The
ncst-st and most reliable manner, on the most .essonabl,
terms. and warranted to run twelve mcnths
Particular attention paid to the repairing OF Fine
Watches. such NJ Duplex, C~hronometcrs, Lever, Re
pestcr, &c, aud Jewelry Of every description noslly
repaired.
Ploa.s to take notice, | de all my own Watch and
Clock Work myself. and In no case will II second CHAR <,
be made on a Watch or Clock whilst under warrant, un
lass broken. JOHN. N. WILLIAMS.
Formerly with Mr.. John Hill, 18th street
Two doors from Main.
P 81 keep constantly on hand, a well selected Rs
sortment of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware
SC, &c, which will sell cheap, for Cash.
Highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
Oct 24-ts
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LAND, STOCK, CROP, FARMING UTENsIL'

A. n. HARRIS, Ex'or
Oct l9-coawtds of Abner N. Harris, dec.
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JAMES CHALLRN 4 SONS.

TUNHE CITY OF H GREAT KING, Or Jerusalem
u As 1t Was, As 1t Is, And As 1t 10 TO Be:-By Dr.: J
1. Barclay. Missionary to Jerusalem. Embelished Will
a steel portrait of the Author, Chromagraphic lllumina
tons, Steel Engravings; Periscopic Panorama OF the en-
tire circuit Of the City and environs; explanatory p,s
grams, Maps, and Wood Engravings; the illustrations oy
from Photographs and original d~esign The author; da
ring a residence of three years and a halt, collected tnt
materials for this work, and it can be relied upon as au
thentc, making il Invaluable TO the general reader, snu
reliable as an authority and text book to Ministers ahd su
perintendents. to whom the publishers spe'iAiiy com
mend It.
Over 500 large svo. pages. Price g. 50 IN cloth. No
rocco full gilt-s5 N1-by mail, post paid. The BOOK will
be ready for dealers by the Let November:
Agents for Richmond, Va, and vicinity.
Oct S7-d6clm
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

,r, In 'hEoi r.hr'r.i.p 'oiHi1
VIE FARM upon winch formerly resided, contain
iis 'oo acres, about o miles south "'.t oi Chesici
1''" Sourt mouse, ana "Uhih Two ana u hhii miles 81
renuley station. on The Clover Hill Railroad. Thereby
making II accessible Ia eilhrr Petersburg or Richmond
markets. Two thirds OF this farm Is open lhnd III II good
stare "l cultivation, and susceptible Of the highest state q"
Improvement. On" third in original growth, which hH
NOT been pillaged.
The improvements consist of n good and commodious
dwelling, built within the last few years, and all th'
necessary out and farm houses.
FOR further particulars apply 10 me, or to }. Il. Gill, n
the Farmers Bank, Richmond.
Sept. It'll JOSEPH GILL, -.
saIU az VII,r.vI !,
EiIRN.rr aNn ropprp .
coIrNry ViRt;ISH INV ~ '" r'''
~ Y yir,ns ,i ,I. rrn.is;,,. -, 1r.. =, ~
romrt of rinvj conn,v nrn =" " ,n ~, ~ ~ 'I",.'
NJ S.r,nn,Lor j.T2 IL IN. L. ~ -, Ia ~ 49," '
n,.;ni, JJs,r,r n, 49, y" j"o w. IL - ''"''"s
,b.rn;n .nn,;n;ol 60; -" u. ""' Il i,
rho Ii.h ffrrv ~ I.nU"rr 1".u s w. IL P"p"s;' W., ="
49, -, 49, ~ nr , : ys ~" "e !" ."''
n '"I :, '" q " PIn" . "t'to"; u u"t u HH"u no"
W. ~ 40 nv rs y =, o ~ ~ ~ nuU,.. L." iohctAS' hi'"h IA
,nr TINT 1890; ''h''"h'ns wv h'i,,
yihs II r"yu county. me puiuiiss consist ol " ,w"l
lht n"ms' anu ~ ncc'sshry out hpnreS. Sthun,' hih'h
siiiih Shop' NC, Aiii ~ II statr OF g""d repair. me metal
ms""h u 'ns r"fhhr' mas long ehJuy'h n WIZ" rp'h" rep"
t"noI' anu situated II II Is WITHIN q iourth oi "a rli' ct "n
intSlnnSiihie bed or beds Of The finest quality oi iron Oh"
upon lnrI nhn M ac'essioie 10 the greatest i"n"aN''
OF cohi ana WOOD, DOtn upon the premises hId adjacent
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
rUlHE Metropolitan Savings Bank, chartered by the lie
giisla,ure;; with an ample cash capital paid In, ofers a
Inps. md allow interest on all sums deposited and remain
ine in the institution; if for six months at the rate OF 6 pei
cent or for lees time at the rate OF 5 per cent per annuIrl.
Deposits will be received by the Treasurer at the store
of Messrs. cambridge e. Hart, No. l05, Broad St:
GEO. l. HERRING, President.
WM. q. DASpRIpdE, Treasurer,
J. G. CHENERY, Secretary.
CHARLES r DARRAcoTr. GEO. D. SHE'LL,
WEN. r. RA0LASD, A HARVEY,
JAMES I. BUTLER, =. r.. DOVE, .
WIN. p. PERKINS,, D.T WILLIAMS.
NoylQ
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NANCY GO~ODs-Beautiful Parian Figures: statu-
cites, Bronzes, Fancy China Ornaments, vases, Co
iognes, Match Boxes. Motto Cups and saaeeIs, klegan,
Leather Redcules. Leather Travelling Bags, together
with a large variety Of other Fancy Goods suitable tor
uurchosers 10 call and examine. Our prices are low.
NJ 10 e. co, 1877, Main ct.
~TJLL SOME MORE LEFT.-1hose who have
- not supplied themselves with those b'eached Shirt,
inrs a, ST cts and six pence, should call at once, as they
whi soon be gone. Also, one case Of Prints at ct cts the
cheapest vet offered, a. less than cost. at the Cash Store
Snp CHRISTIAN s.
6V1RNARD,s NEW PENS.-Messrs. KNOWLES
tor .oie They will be found, on due trial, far superior to
the ordinary pens LOW in use. Please give them a trial.
Nov l0-2wif
0TIRRORsLFine Oval Pier and Man,el Mirror., to-
M ge,her with a good variety Of Common Looking
cond floor, and for sale low. m
Nov 10 poLhLE' w.
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LARGE DRY ESTABLISHMENT.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO, NEW MARBLE BUILD.
IL ING, Nos. lg9, POI and 20J Baltimore Street. BiL.
TIMoRE.
Have now in store (mostly their own importation) one
Of the largest and most complete Stocks In the United
States, embracing
Silks and Silk Goods, of every class
Dress Goods, a very large stsck
Irish Linens, Linen Goods aud House Keeping Articles
of every description
Mourning Goods
Cloaks, Mantillas and Shswls
Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery and Gloves
Blankets. Quilts, Domestic Goods, and every article &c.
morally required by Farmers and Planters for servants
use.
ReRRTAIL Rooms on first aoor-the PRICE affixed to
each article, from which no deviation 10 made.
n WHOLESALE Rooms on the second and third doors
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PANIC! u!
Those who want Money had better try to obtain It by pur.
chasing Il Ticket In
ANDERSON e. SONS LOTTERY.
On THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
q BYAUTH0RITYOFTH STdTEOFGEORGIA.
CLASS EE,
Draws December 18th, 1857, at Armory Hall, Savannah,
Georgia, under the sworn superntcndence Of w. X. Sy.
mons and J. NJ. Prcntiss. Esqrs.
CAPITAL PRIZE OF S85, 900!
TlCKETS-Wholes $40, Halves SIS, Quarters 81 so.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
tT% Only 10000 Numbers 1926 Prizes Ill
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"rrhOCT REGARD TO COST, FOR CASH !
L GoOD,.
SHAwLs EmRporpHhrs
cLoAKs LINENS
Hosiery
vhtAiSFs SHEErIsGs
A..se'As NEGRO CLOTHING
.LA'pS BLANKETS
mhAisoEs SHIRTS, drawers
.ALiCoEs CLOTHS
LAcEs CAssrNv,u
MusLISs vYsrIscs
hANpKERcHIEFs CRAvArs
GLOVES SCARS
l.. &c, &C., &c.
We still continue to sell without regard to Cost. f,r F..
Our stock Is kept complete and uabroken, and goo5.
III be charged to prompt customers in the country or
~. al q small advance.
We are receiving by steamer this morning a largo 10,
4 ileh VELVET and CLOTH CLoAY,, and other Goods,
mich are offered extremely cheap.
Nov 90 Nc,rlv onno,;,e E,cbsnae psn
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THREE VALUABLE CONTIGUOUS TRACTS
OF LAND ON NORTH RIVER, IN MATTHEW'S

Address DR.. X. Thomas, Orange c. H., or DR.. G.
Newman, Somerset, Va. Oct 6-ctds
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OIITT. I Z TtVT III 7
VKIILL. be- sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday, 18th
w dny of December next, II fair, 1t hot, on the hr,f
fhr day thereafter, at the residence of the late John Il.
Winston, deed. about three miles north Of WILLIAMSBURG,
seven likely NEGROES, three young men, = wornan' sud
three childfrn; all the Household and Kitchen Furnliur",
mostly new: four Young Mules, one Harness Mare. Buggy,
Wagon, Carts, &c, Wheat Machine and Whcnt Fan, To-.
.ether with Il great variety OF Farming Utensils, together
with about thirty head of Hogs, 400 barrels oi Corn, and
al the Straw, Fodder, Shucks, &c, oil the present ysar.
The Negroes will be- sold tor Cash. the other property
on reasonable credit, TO be- made known ut the shlr.
BTCk. l.. WINSTON.
Nnv lE-oawils Eyncurnr Of Inn 4 Winston. doc
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MRS, $. A. ALIENS WoRLD's HAIR REsToRER.
NRAY Haired, Raid, or persons with diseases of hair,
or scalp, read the following and judge Of the arti.
Mrs. 8. A.. Aliens Zylobalsamur
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, 10 essential to use with the Re.
storer, and is the best Hair Dressing for old or young OK.
taut being often eficatious In cases OF hair falling, &c,
REV. il. V. DEGAN, Editor Guide to nolincss. eve can
pREsibENT j. il. EATON, l.. l.. D., Murfreesboro'.
Tenn. Notwithstanding irregular use. the falling of OF
hair ceased, and my gray locks restored to original CO.
REV. 3. b. MORLEY Attleboro', Mass. at has changed
the Grown OF Glory belonging TO old men, to the ori'
REV. M. TEACHER, go years of ageS Pitcher, Chenan.
60, CO., n. Y. my hair is now restored; it is nothing like
REV. 3. T. WOOD, Middlo.own,N N. Y. my own hair,
and that of another of my family, has greatly ~thickened
where almost bald" &c.
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommended it,
REV. w. PORSEUS, stanwich, Conn. at has met my
most %sanguinc expectations" &c
REV. J. +. GRISWOLD: Washington. N. II. at Is real
ly eAicacious in restoring the hail" &c.
REV. G. NJ. SPRATT, Lewisburg, Pa. 1--WE can and do
cheerfully ecommendi it." &c.
REV. J. p. TUSTlN, Charleston, 8. c. "The white hair
has become obvisted," &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD. Meriden, N. II. W think
RE SSTy 4 h'S :, gS Fl yGaI P psspssaao \. = &c. ~ wa. surprised
to lind my hair turn as when ! was young" &c.
REV. c. II. CLINK, Lewiston, Pa. ut has stopped my
RE ES'f A. aa' FKl 4; { chs saa1Sa co.. : n !. Il am satisfied
recommend it."
REV. D. MORRIS. Gross River, New York. 81. is the
best preparation ~extant."
REV. WM. CUTTER. Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York. Recommends it.
CR-We might swell this lit, but if not convinced, TRY
1T. We export these preparations TO Europe even, ana
they are superscding all Others there as well rs In tho UNI
tod States:
IL does not soil or stain. Sold by all tho principal whole.
sale and retail merchants in the United States, Cuba or
Canada
DEPOT, ass ST, N. u,
where address all orders and inquiries.
- Some dealers try to sell articles instead Of this, on
which they make morcproit. Write to Depot for circular,
terms and information. Genuine 10 signed, Mrs. 3. H. ~
len, written in ink. Beware OF counterfeits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER

, Y virtue Of n decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hanover,
I'D in u chanccry sur Of Gentry against Gentry. ct als.,
on the End Of October. 1867, shall, as Commissioner 81
that Court Sell. on the 9Th day OF December next, II fair
At public auction, on the premises, the tract OF hand there,
by dccrced to be sold. Of which Henry d. Gentry died
seized and possessed. This land lies near Hanover Town
adjoining the lands OF VIM. b. Newton, DR.. WIN. II. Mel
son, and others, md about ID miles from the city oi Rich
nond. II contains about :Di acres, about zenith IN
woods Of original growth; the rest Ia OF hnr soil. well
ndapfcd to the usual crops OF that section of country
There is n house with seven rooms, and the usual out
houses, all In good repair. II is situated in an excrllent
ncighborhood.
TERMs:-Onrth third of the purchase money in cash, and
the balance in two equal instruments. NJ . aud II months,
with interest from the day OF sale, when possession will
he given; tho instruments 10 he occurred by n deed OF trust
on the estate.
At The same time aud place. with the assent Of ih"s" IN.
teresHd, will be sold all the crops ot corn aud fodder ON
the place, and stock horses and farming implements, All
sums Of So and under, cash; over that sum, on six months
credit, with bond and security.
Nov 5-c1w John n GENTRY, CoInm'r