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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
KEMEDY FOE DYSPEPSIA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE ALL-Prepared by
Bottles l2x. Is and 50 cents.
II. Ha,tsAor.s,. CsIs-aH should be kept in all fani
HartShorne's CSre all cures Rheumatism.
HdrtshoTHs's Cxrs-dI cures Cfamps, Collie
Pam In the stomach or Bowels.
HartshorHs'S CSre all cures Pain in tho Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
. Hartshorne's Ca,s-aH oures sprains, Bruises,
Scalds and Burns. '
HarfshorHs's Car all oures Neuraxis. Tooth
aohe and Stiffness of the Joints. n = : : : -
HaytsSoy"s's Cx's-sH cures Cholera, Diarrhoa
.hqEts6o7.s';s Csrs-al' cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Hartshorns's Cxys-alI cures Dyspepsia and In
Questions; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; Also Cuts and Sores.
and Sr,sJsH cures all Spinal Affections
Ha,fSAorses Csye-aH - great tonic to Weak
St3mach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion. I
HI hsthe frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body also, Stuff Neck-every person should
Eeta bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
SInews. Blood and Bones and, by ITS warming cleo.
o t PoTsI s1pes ali pain from the system.
HSksEs ,ss FOX e sSkbP %: HH M6
GSHERRY--it n the best Cough Syrup in the
If you are Biliods, use HARTSHORNE's
ANTI BIZ IOUS Pill Is. They act upon the I.iv-
e. St2maeh and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
The above medicines to Be had At all Drug Stores
town: II. Peel Co ,Aisxandria. 80 ma 81 IL
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kfca ze fRbb IA hRf EvsR TEWAJHk N THE
By KINGS OR EMP Errors.
WHAT

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Becagse 4 il the ornament God himseD S,e-
stded Tor an our race. Reader. although the pose
s Tie fen those
If the head beret. 81 its covering, or the hair be
sse ss s.s hi ui I'D
pspty secure to Al such an SIna%sas Read The
DR. woop, Dear sir-Permrt me to express to
storatien Of my hair to its Original color; about
the time of my arrival in the United States. 1T was
sns 81
anti a.. s1s sas1: s as vs II
WELSH NEWs suH Ss1, os IS Nassau stat 4
paop. O. j. wooD Dear srs sfl1 81 month s or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle Of your Halr Restor-
on her hsr s,s !. the sfs that II !, Would
restore the gray hair TO It's original color but her
formed that wonderful effect BY turning all the sray
na aS 70 dark brown at the same time
sbovs to iii E want " sae
change of their hair. CHAS. CARDEW. p
NEW YosK, July Is, 1857.
mend your HAIR x estoratve as being the most eff
oaclous article ever saw. .Sslce using your Hair
nave na n and now
feel confident that few more applications will re-
mo Of ali dandn and itcs 20 oo%
mon among persons who perspns freely. v,,ov s.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1857.
PROF. WooD: About two ears ago my hair oeRa-
%snSsd ia falling q am and 1Ia graz was fast We
feot: | oommensed using your Restorative in Jan
a1y ast iessn rev s sPpcsns fastened my hair
to lts former color. tback At this time il is fully
90 ss snS
'.- '''' my '''N' I've 1'' . ]. b. HOES.
The Rest"Ts .T,s is put up in bottles Sfs sIEes
pint, and retals for s. per bottle; the med nm
s.a s
holds quart forty per cent moro in proportion and
o. ]. WOOD 4 CO.. .Proprie,ors. sr2 Brosdw.,
lishment, and "a Market st., st. LOUIS, Mo.
Dealers. = : = W. -. ma ls-sm
PsogEEcFHE66 s., 1 ks,.. n tss..+: 'r..... Of
ssss coss sSHs
icne. Vienna. TTiesemar No. is remedy for Re-
Se aRs e. Of as
space Of three days completely and sntirey ersdi;
oabeb. hays 50 long been thoasht antdos for. to
the rum Of the health of vast portion of the p0pu
remedy for that class of disorders which. mfOrtu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
tuition, and winch sll the sarsaparils IN the world
cannot remove. TriesemaI Nos. %, and are alike
devoid of taste smell, aud of all naus eating sua-
ties They may lie the toilet table without their
use beng suspected Sold in tin cases. and divided
leman, Roux, RicOrd, &C., &c. Price SIS each,
or four cases In one for %, which saves $S and in
SI cases. =
Sold by DIR. II. A: BARROW, No. l57 Prince st., q
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
the 80 cases of Triesemar and the large sises oar
rage paid thus InsurIng genuine European prepare
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free of car
rage. CONSULTATIONS AZ usual, from Ii a. m. till 2
p m, and from till p. M, at No. 157 Prince st.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J..
STOTT, Washington. fel1y
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NoTIcE OF THss0 Pso 1s or
TIE puBLiC SAFES IN NiNNEsOTa,
TON No. 6n6.
Notice Is hershy gwen that the puslic sales oftbe
Sacant pnole lands " thin tn. ale reserve for the
hsI-hreeds or mixed blccds ofthe Dacotsh or Sioux
1ation 81 Indiana. ordered by proclamation No. sc,
osttd May "a, lS5s. 90 be hrd at the and ofhces hf
fhrriheut and henderson,, lp tue State of NlEnesO-
Ia on the sntb OF Ausgs and sth II eptembef NEXT
THos. A. HENDRICTS
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u b RUV A N Y II Y r.,
On PROJECTED
FPROTOXIDEO OF IRON

u RvvI AN sYR r..
On PROTECTED
ONOFPROTOXLDEO FLRON
new dIi:c"veTios IN t6e Msteria MsdIca are
an established medicine.
Its Ehcaoy in Curing ,,
Bronchitis and ConsHmptice Tendencies,
DtsOrdsrsd State Of the Blood, Boils,
Sesrcy, The P,oStrating Effects Of
Lead or Mercury, General
Debility, ...
And all diseases which resnire a Tonic and Altera
IT. tive med,clns, is beyond question.
authenticated, and Of such peculiar -. =
character. that sufferers cannot not ~ ftM
The Peruvian syrup doe. no.s ss1 vi
range is extensive, because many xxi
ps o1. sed cured s; >sss,
The GLASS of diseases for which the syrup pro-
BATH cd the highest order OF medical skill The facts
are tsngIhi the witnesses coessble, and the safe
Those who may wish for an opinion from disinter-
ested persons respecting the CHARACTER of the Syrup
numerous testimonials in the hands Of the A gents.
me SIGNATURES are those Of gentlemen well known
CARD.
Il cxpcrlcEC6Q D0Qen-
oal effects Of the Peruvian Syrup" do not hesitate
to recommend it to the attention of the public.
From our own experience. as well as from the tes-
are altogether unsuestlonable we have no doubt of
Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Dropsy, Nepralgia, DO. Indeed its ef-
ter Of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as do ours, to Its
restorative power.
F fiSj aS2ssS tP5EEkkEE2GSSi .
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES G. DUNN.
Ii is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toxde of Iron is lost BY very brief ex posure
to air, and that to maintain solution of Protox-
lde Of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tanned by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFOaK UN-
KNOWN; and this solution may replace all the DrOto
carboDatOs cl:rates, and tartrates of the Materia
Medioa. A. A. HAYES, Nj. D.,
AssaJer TO the State of Mas 50 huse.ts
10 Boylston street. ROston.
For sale by DruEglsts generally. PrIoe for large
bottles, g. medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK & co. PropTietors, Boston.
For sale IN w ashington BY y. ID. Gilman. Special
Agent; Marin Pa mer, John Schwartzc, L. NJ
Smith, V Harbaugh, H. II. Mcpherson, F. s.
walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. !. Lovejoy,
DR.; ID. Il. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and il Ge6fgetown
By X. J. Cisse. and J. l.. Kidwell. fe6g-6m
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plASOs! PlANOSi- immense stocs of new
Il and second hand PIANOS for sale or rent upon
the most accommodating terms.
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/. r. FINLEY HUNT,

Dh. x. FINLEY HUNT ID ENrIsr
No. 80 Pennsy lvania avenue, 0&
Will perform oil operations belonging to his ~"
profeosion ct his old established 0fioe, - AboyO,
d19-f HB- p - .teltt.
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THE ATLANTIC TELE6RAPHIC CABLE.
specimen may be seen at the Piano and Mu-
auto JOHN F. ELLIS.
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ANp ITS p ~ EMM1AH 4 4GRRR pEcL1,

Jrst Psblfsked, Gyafis, tIs 2OtI TIorsaad.
"A Jew words on the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local -EH@'
Wsekness, NoetuTnsl Emissions, ANxA
GenitaI and Nervous Debility yImpO
generally, By B. DE LANEY, NJ b. 1910 Z !
The Important fsct that the many alarming oom-
paints. originating in the imprudence and solitude
of youth, may be eesiiy Yesnoved WITHOUT MEpI-
cisE i, in this small t!aa, csariy snd
- sdopted BY the suthor, fully expsInsd by means
Of yhich every one is enabled to cure HINsHLV
avoiding oil the sdysrtised ncstrums of the DAY.
Sent TO any sddrsss.. gratis and post fee, ip
=: '':ss .. = .r... ~ 81 b. R s.I VsiiY
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Offce.


NOTICE TO PKE-EMPTION CLAIMbNTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emnt,on
to aby of the above described lands uuder fha -
VISIONS the act Of Cong approved Nav TO- zee
10 required to establish the same to the
Of the egister and Reoeiver Of the proper knd or
hoe, and make Payment therefor as soon as Pa
tiratLs gL.r sstns this notiee, and before the
lic sale of the land embracing the frsct csimysd.
otherwise such claim wifbe forfeited
fHOs. A. HENDRICKS
ma 81 iaWtas
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled tn the ns hi of pre- nu&ina
to OF the lands within the and parto1
townships above enumerated required Ia establiEh
the same To the satisfaction of The register and re-
ceIver of the proper land ofice. aud make pdpbfssf
therefore soon as practicable AFTER Ssesas shes
mencement of the public sale of the lands enbfac-
Ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim v4li -
forfeited. THDS. A. HENDRfCKS. =.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
iy 9z-IawISu
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HAMS! uHAMSn .hHAMs.!
We have choice lot Of Family -oured HAMS
which are unsurpsssed IN excellence. ~
IIS@ KING BURCHELL,A~
yH corner Vermont avenue aud l5h street.
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MI. J. TosIAs. ST.: The pair Of Spectaclss yol
to We. They are VEN decidedly tho best possess,
And am the owner OF eight nine pairs, arefuliy
@e on nad y Saf
standing in France England, and the United States,
have boon Also pleased with your remarks and d.
pose Of preserving and improving the sight.
Respectfully yours. CHS: CALDWELL,
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NUMBER4.\

change the provisions D. the Constitution o!Np \
pine OF the NJ. P. Church. then this Genera X
ierenca recommends that ths Annual Cont.-.r =,
immediately ,5aI preceding the General Confrreuc.
a'nS, recede from the arrangement aud relS---~
convention.
AfIERNoos SEssIos-The CoDfersfce ops
WIN '" 'ne usual services conducted by k$. Doe ..
;nnsney. The unfinished business \beius aa
=, OF The report Of The commitf.h hon X
Va A'efneo-ua'i"h Was spendet, 10 recculS no.
uon offered by Luther Martin. Esq proposii. o..
o'n, 70 ue oosT,Ved IN the admission Of msmt q
tns Methodist Protestant Church. Adopted ~
The order of the day H.. r.snir,iau prSssote5 -
Kew. JOSIAH Warden, being cslled for the Co6A rra
proceeded to consideration OF the sam. "
ihe word three in The subjects of leg.A&I
enumerated was stricken oui aud fourth claus ~
ded " 10 consider the proprie'y Of 40 slterirg Il :
hes'rIcVs huie az 10 Anew nins'ers TO he re'a 8!
tour years IN circuits and stations, il e1pedient" -
whole report Was then adopted. This ssrj.s If rI.
sures is designed TO De coacG:ory, and ~ ;h-y ug
pose 10 accommodate, as TAR Is possible IN. ctr .
ing sentiments that now prevail throughout the rDgr
try it is hoped they may have the effect to haruyu r
the whole church.
BY vote Of the Conference, Georgetown. D. &C.
was appointed for the next place Of meeting
On notion by Rev DR.. lrray, the Book 4 g.n,
aud tbs Superintendent OF the East and Wes Hi:.
more stations, were appointed q committee 70 r~v-e
the discipline in accordance with the lesislat.or
this General Conference.
On motion Of Rev. Josiah Warden, Mes.rs Rhir.
heart, Bernard and F. II. Collier were apsoiutei T.
committee TO make q settlement with the Boarr .
Missions. and TO continue Rev John Se1smuu IL. H..
Moines Mission.
The ratio of representation in the General Couf..-
epce was fixed at one minister and one !syrnsr .r
every one thousand members, in a certain cOniirg r
cy and fourteen hundred in auoher; when. on Uga.
ton, the Conference adjourned SIHe dic.-Iiun-a
burg Pwgtnian.
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oUR PRINTING FACILITIES.
THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAW.


The Suprlme Court of Massachusetts has hHI he
fore il railroad case. which IL remaIksb" Tor fts
number OF times it has been tried and the different
view. different iures have taken of H. Til" pam
tiff with her husband and young lady, had been :"
Brighton in the evening in sleigh, snd were rs'rrn
ing to their home in Needhsm, when they aPpr"anf'd Il
the crossing Of the railroad, over The man r"ho
lust ~ the sst Newton special train came along in
attempting to cross, the sleigh was struck ty = o
train, and Mr.. Shaw received Injuries OF whl"h -
died in short time. Mrs. Shaw wns so badly man
gled that she remained for seve'sl Gays oe'"ten z
and death and finally recovered with Il loss 0i one
arm and a portion of The other, The young lady "a-
dragged along by the tram. but most wonderfully
escaped all seriou. injury The case was tired md
a vsrdict of sI5, 900 was rendered sgans. the
nsnv. The latter appealed and obtained 'rsl
The second trial the jury increased the dam.g"s 70
sI8oOO. second time the defendants Appealed art
succeeded in having the verdict set aside, on In
ground of erroneous ruling. The third trial has joe
now closed, and the jury unable TO agree upon
any damages, and were discharged.
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.us RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.-,, ,snxp DAILY. sHarwkkxLY. AND wrExLs.
'.u,rCBIE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER d WISE
T E X NJ s.:

TERMS:
,.uv PAPER seven dollars per annum, and at the
~ ~; iclIsrs If taken for shorter period than one
r;s The semi eekly, i've dollars per annam and
IT sr. for six months payable In advance. For the
r,ouirer g. per annum, or six copies for el0 u
~seii rxsriaby in advance When letters containing
pa ,eut by mall they must be registered or they
viIoe TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
vp DAILY ESeuIRER-For TEN lines or less, hrsa
Tn" s,y cents, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
,s'' r,. If inserted twice a week or three times
we and hal, cents for insertion aftss
.eL and when Inserted only once week hffJ cents
Il: s's S-MIWsEELr For TIN lines or less, nrst
,Ss seventy FIVE cents for each insertion
l:t%,s when inserted only once week 'erensy'nre
t.sao WxSKLy-- For rEN lines or loss, hret insef'
SIhsr,r6ye cents for each continuance NIFTY coats
con al, ertsels are charged S3S for one square Of
A1nu. $40 for two squares, and In that proporaor
yen rG,. rs,sri.enents of greater length except Auc
fa' r.s sa ubo are charged 800, paper includedo
noSr AZ obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
~ I've. are charged for ss advertisements
fisHii ,rom distance must DO accompanied with the
nav or satisfactory references 70 insure e1eca
Doc dues 10 this Office msy be rcmitted per mall In
svasbs Bank notes, If registered At the ri'k u
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ny TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:
~ pRlCl lAMATlON,

I ,v.opNATlON having been received BY the Exeeu'
~, INA, seven p.isoners who were cornnea IN tae
- - .bearle county, have escaped from SAID jail ano
A ,nw roins At large, TO Wit: NELSON Shelton,
L..s6 with murder; JOHN w. WHEAT, with shooune
.. t-sn; 70 kill; A. j. SRAcKELFoRD, with sssauting
- G.;p,iu, with intent to kill; TOBIAS ShITrEEL anu
s,,,,s,s GREGORY, each with larceny; JAMES FACE
..s s,r,ery and JOHN A. HAwLEf, with malicious Stso
~, therefore do hereby oter reward OF rive nun
s Dollars 10 any person or persons VINO sha tne
80 sv.n persons and deliver them into the JHi Vi Aioe
m. cuuny: or Seventy ve Dollars tor such arrest ano
SsErsry OF any one OF them; and | do moreover re-
-. al officers oi this Commonwealth, civil aho "ih'a
y and ..quss the people generally 10 use thsf pest eN
on, 20 procure the arrest OF the said escaped
.s,, ;bey !nay b. brought TO jusi!"e.
Owen unie, ny hand Governor and undef tne Less
Seal of the Commonwealth. at Richmona .hii
Il. 3 Io,b dsc NJ April. 1855 HENRY WISE
sr n. Governor: GEORGE w. MuNFoRD,
y Sec'y of the Com'th
Nelson Shelton is about five feet nine inches high oe
,ssen .orynye and nifty yesrs old bald head rather sal
sw comp xon
hp Wheat 10 about six feet high, between thlrtynVe
~. .or,y y- re- old and heavy made, with snsn
scop In the shoulders. :, !,
A Shscke!ford 10 about hve feet ten incnes nign
nr,y or ,hirty.6ve years old, sandy hair.
Tobias Smt.ce is about twentyone years ou nVe lee
sia, ~ nine inches hgn. stout made air compe1on
.pain Gregory is about twenty.one years oio aoou
.r- zee, eight inches high, spare made swarthy com
,eXioa e.o
James H. Pac. il about twenty.one years oid n'e ice
r,n, inches nigh, lair skin, medium size
Joha Ha~ey is low man, black hair and appeais te
,s-~rn, April 2o-c3w
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~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
d. A PROCLAMATION.

r,sEREAs. vscancy exists in the ONCE OF LiEg
w TENANT GOVERNOR Of this , GomT9nwsan; 9a",sa.n;
se ~. appointed under the Constitution, and the
Govern ,.,smbly having appointed WILLIAM L. JACK
Sss Cen ESQ Lieutenant Governor pro e"pore until an
sstaoo Sbsrif or SERGEANT of each Of the counties
,%; -. IN the Commonwealth ia hereby required to
al e ".,ion for Lieutenant Governor to be held on
~ M MsS Thursday in May next at the places prescribed
-, - under my hand as Governor, and under the
u'''- seal OF the Commonwealth, a, Richmond, this
Us Sh jsy OF March 1885, and in the s2d year OF the
rssi,s t HENRY A. WISE.
g..euV ~. Sec'y of the Comth-
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WASHINGTON, MAY IA The Star says, that
the evidence on which Door Keeper Hackney's re
commended expulsion is based s ex pure, and as an
Investigating Committee has been appointed u Is
hut just that Judgment BIZ suspended illi The Com IN
the Committee of Accounts that he be dismissed
i'll not probably be acted till the House shall be
placed in possession of all the facts.
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States probable and pro1imste contingency, and
shuts US out from all hope of peaceably acquiring
Jamaica. When the acquisition of Cuba shall bs
copsunmated, our sefprsssrvation will be entirely
inconsistent with the proposed Africauizatcn of Js.
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NEW YORK, MAY I.-Flour /. firm Stat
brsnds are unchanged Ohio and Southern hsv- h.
vanced cts. Wheat is firm; sales Of Southern whit
at 81 l2i 224 Corn is dull; ealee of white =. ~
-, yellow - s75s Stoke are dull and lower -
Virginia sizes W
NEW YORK MAY Is Cotton is depressed-'t.'
Of 500 balss: uplaDds midding. l2i. Flour is firm
sale. of Ii 500 barrels; STATE a 81 10; Ohio q g."
u 81 As, sourh.rn, 81 4j 81 ~ Wheat Is hFm -
ssi.s of 81 900 bu-h.l. western ed, gS CENT do.
white 81 O3 a 3! o5 Corn il dnII-.sies Of li,oGO
bnshels: white 69 cents: yellow, IS a "a cents. PyrE
il upssrtled-ness, $l7 6O; prime, ga -
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AMERICAN CRUISERS IN THE GULF:
New YORK May l6h The Herald's special cor
respondent rays, that it is believed orders have neen
issued to the Home Squadron TO prevent inc o1ases
British Cruisers on American vessels IN he 1ut Of
Mexico.
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RaLrIMUKE. MAY li.-Fiour is .teady, eae. OF
How ard Street aud Ohio st "a 81 City MINIS he.f q;
~ ~ Wheat is firm; saes Of red at 81 W q ~,
wilt. 81 IS a | %. Corn has partially G,cI.el,
lies of white at CD 63, yellow 90 Is.
BALTIMORE, May l5.-Flour is heavy "
ard rect and Onin, 81 81 Cuy Mills held t; ~
Wheat ia st-sdy and generally unchsugsd--gc"f -
rhine white 81 l5aS Is; fair to prime red. 81
10 Coru is tirm-white, 90 63 cents yellow, D. q
IS c-uts. Whiskey is very dull aud nominal st2' .
%. cen,s. Provisions are dull aud dropping
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VALUABLE PLANTATIONS ON TIE EX.
TENSION OF THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA

TENSION OF THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAIL ROAD TO LYNCHBURG, FOR SALE.
n OFFER for sale, either of two valuable farms in
II Nelson County one containing, say LOCO acres, and
the other about s75 acres.
The former s in highly improved condition and
very productive, with every necessary building In tho.
rough repairabDut onehalf cearedthe balance hesvi.
ly original Forest Of white OAK hickory, wal
nut, poplar, chestnut &c.
The other in good heart but has not had the
same advantages Of tilage and fertilizers the frs,
named 1t has about $50 cleared the balance in
magnificent timber. Both tracts occupy beautiful val.
ley and level the lands about tidewater. The
extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road to
Lynchburg now in rapid progress towards completion,
passes Immediately through both Of these farms which
will make the timber particularly valuable Itis certain
that depot will be located within short distance OF
either trac probably on one OF them. will sell either
one of these plantations very accommodating
If desirable, will divide them iuto smaller tracts Of
which they entirely susceptible These lands lie mid.
way between Charlottesville and Lynchburg-ay one
hours ride by rail road TO either place. FIVE hours to Alex
andria and the same 10 Richmond. Communications
will be promptly attended to. on addressing
WILLIAM GORDON,
Lsvngston, Nelson County Virginia, or
GoDpIS L. APPERsoS, Richmond.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Ribt as, Millinery, silk Goods. straw Bonnets,
Flats Flowers and Ruches,
40 93T, BALTIMORE ST (bc,ween Charles Hanovsr,)
BALTIMORE.
hcR STOCK is uacqualled in Variety, Extent ana
- Chespne.s.
Terms strictly six months-or six per cent of for par
mnds Feb l6- d&c6ms
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CHARLES b. STUART,

LAW, :
Vv,u ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, Va
w Ill practice regularly In the Court. of the coup.
sl ..nd g, o' hanover Caroline and King William, and
VI "eomond. Dec 2-d3ksd
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CrLPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,


TIME second session of this school will commence on
,he trst day Of uexr September. The course OF In
I;:uc,on will include the Lstin Greek French and SPAN
~ Languages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
I-r and lower Enslish branches.
teachers engaged conduct the school are grsdu'
t. Of the Unversity OF Virginia and Virginia Military
,.au,e who will adopt the modes OF Instruction pur
rsi In those institutions.
TERMS:
s.-d tuition washing, fuel and lights for months,
TO.
20. ei--uars containing full information. address
CHARLES f. LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House.
REFEREN
have the privilege OF referring to the following:
Faculty V N lns,itate Lexington
Professors Macpin Harrison GidersleeVe, scneie de
r.,s Mctiuaey University OF Virginia
l. ,:Luci.n Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart m
Joan Hunter, Esq Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
RsT Vim White, D. Lexington
Rev VIM y Pend,erou
Gen VIM H Richardson, Richmond city
CoWm Tasisno, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
D Wallach, Con George NJ Cooke, Bell, ESQ,
Washington ci,v
MAJ Henry Hill, U S Army, New York
RS Voss Esq, RspDahannock county
Cs2t James Stark
Tne citizens Of Cul;eper. July 3i-cti