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Real Estate Agency,

DEAL ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at fair prices
III and upon reasonable terms, the following lands:
In Perrysbnrg Township.
U. s. r., town 4, section g. west 500
" N.E.l less so acres ll0-430
Very desirable land L miles from Perrysburg
-Four miles from Per, ysburg, adjoining Paradise--a
very desirable location.
u, $ r., town 4, section l, S NEl 80
'' II SWl l60
Near Perysburg, well timbered and good land.
U, s. II. town 4, section 49, N Il 160
In Center Township.
Range II, Town s, Sec. 8, east half $40
One and Il half miles northeast of Bowling Green.
H. 5w 2SW 100
In Freedom Township.
12 8, 30NENW 40
Half mile from New Rochester.
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Iron, NAlIS,
Glass, &C., &C.,
In short every thing that bo found in a country
Store.
The above goods will be sold as low AZ anywhere
west of New York, for Ready Pay. In these days of
Money Pancs we advise everybody, to bring on your
Cash. while IL is good. and buy cheap.
Grateful for past favors hope to merit continu.
Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
u.s. +. II, MILLER IL co.
October 20. 1557--25tf
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In Milton Township.

In MiItOn TOWNSHIP.
Range ., town sec. 20, Ek so
In Milton touuship choicely timbered, aud with
small improvement.
"24, N E.& 16O
A tract of good land
Range 8, town 4, Sec s, n. half S. w. 50
o. q" 4, L" 10. n n w 81
9, 4, 3,NENW Al
Range O. town A. Sec, 49, 5 E& ENE 200
Range 8, town t. Sec. 80, s. w Il w L, l2O
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In Lnckson Township.
In hibertY TOWnshin,

Range TO- town 4, Sec. Z, n. OF n E.4
10 N. of N. w. /
In Liberty townshp--timbered
!" w fr Of n L
About so acres prairie go with above-in Liberty.
10 A, 10 5 w NV
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In Plain Township.

Range 10, town5, Sec. Is, east $40
10 Il the whole 64O
d" 10 " 81 S. W. & S. IN.W,4 $40
" 10 d" 81 from west side N e. 100
part prairie and part woodland.
" 10 81 5. W.. OF S.E 40
all mproved-frame house.
10 2S N. IN. N. Wa NV. n. L, 100
Principally prairie but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
TO- S, 49,, w fr. 1874
" Z" s L NV 40
AhnNc cnnidnrahlv imnrnYnd
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THE GREATEST
M 4 d L G A L ID | S @ OV ER Y
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,

MIR, KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discoveredin one
INl of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
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IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range'l2 town I, sec. II w quarter l6O
Choice lands, well drained. in settled neighborhood
Range IL, town I, sec. 80, 5. L. quarter. lOC
viii he sold very cheap.
Range ~ town L sec. 81, n % ol
Z" H. I, 26. N h l6l
IN TROY TOWNSHIP.
Range H. town g, sec. 1, part half 22C
IL 6, 8, n WI lot
IL, s, 3" - NE 81
Road Tract No. s6, 96-33t
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In Washington Township.
Range 0, town6, Sec, SO N Il 80
Range ., town o. section 2, n. pit N. w. Ia 81
6 4" 35 N.pt, of w fr'lsec 80
6 /" IS SPIT. of s. Wifi so-24l
A choice tract of land, half mile above Otsego, and
containing about 20 acres of Prairie.
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Soil, Climate. Pro
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; Gov. Geary. Care
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fun, and others; the
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,hioago, NJ,

nanufsetory and de.
s, where may be found
}rtable and Stationau
re and Cylinder Steam
I'd and Iron Machin-
Circular Saw Mills.
Corn Mills, with ne.
Ethout Bslts. General
| Z ShinsIe Mills. Steag
IN Whistles. Finished
Trimmings. Castine
Patent Screw Gutter.
our own importation.
Ieet Work, etc.. etc.
ID the public generally.
BIT been able to keepuf
v we have largely IN
sed our firm, and have
elying the West witA
establishment
|NER, T. CHALAKRS
DR.. FRkSEE.
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DeAn .

ULLY INFORM ths
Generally. and those IN
particularly. that theI
NJ q and 50 Vermont
{RIAGES, WAGONS
hem to order fran tit
ling done with neainess
e prices. Wood TURF
KRS, ATTENTION
pattern to suit, and We
all kinds of scroll sae
600 pounds Of iron ana
ior assortment for sais
, lowest market prices
perior manner. AIa
titted; aud we hope, oi
- charging reason.
= motto of deeds, nes
eep the patronage ana
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resident Of Kansas ~ =
! Travelled in all parts =
| travelled for three yess -,
lois and Michigan, l - -
brmation Of the eoana.,,
ks;end 70 any other eaMI n,
Isfed TO my charge - -
Ind It's interests euapase, :,
oifabie investments W
sir business to me. -
ddressed 10 the unoei
5t attention.
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Ice Company,

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delays OF litigation.
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IN. Secretary.
II Agent for Kansas.
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House.
len for the accomnoas.
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fth large additions, liz ~
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ground and the mSss sss
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Invited 10 call. the Pr: J,
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Law. of Kansas Terri,or.
OF Counties and oountT omoers.

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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE, Nv flashing TON
ClIlNTN

| THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE, Nv FLASHING TON
COUNTY, FOR SALE
'UlHE subscriber. in conjunction with his partners
(Doc;ors White and Campbell) purchns I'd what is
.uown the alum Wells Estate" in Washington coun
~, Is miles West Of Abingdon, Va lying beautifully
graded road running through the lanG will sell his inter
est In said estate which is onehrd of Land and
Wells There are 3i3 in the tract less IN
beautiful valley the base of Ciuch Mountain and IN
quarter OF mile OF the Holsion river South OF the
Wells The Virginia and kentucky lrosd, now making
Will pass Soout 400 yards from the Wells This tract ol
land ID oil good SOIL and finely mbered There are near
about or 90 acres cleared, under good fence ana IN
cultivation There is ne young orchard OF select fuii
nine years old In good condition. There are on the place
log dwelling house and kitchen, two double ara one
single cabin, log stable &c, &c For beauty oil scenery
no county surpsss it, The noble Clnch Mountain is
back of The Wells, 500 yards North aud the Hoson iVer
the South, half mile distant in iere region oil
country.
Aside from snaz alton of the waters OF the Wells facts
SPEAK for themselves. These waters have only been
known four five years. and during period pcrsons
who diseased, from various causes, unable 10 walk
ride horseback have been taken there and alter
using the waters 10 5 days have become sound strong
aud hearty The only inducement of the subscriber To
offer this property interest TOR sale his advanced time
OF lite He does feel altogether willing into
such Improvements the place requires His partners
are young gentlemen. in the vigor Of e who will act
with energy These waters have already obtained high
celebrity win persons the South who used the water
last summer; and If there were accommodations, from
the applications made is believed there would be
900 visitors this
When the Virginia aud Kentucky railroad is completed
which will inersec the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
at or Abingdon, it will be hard to estimate the value
Of this propertywherc all the neccseares Of life abound
at cheap These Wells of easy accessible V
ena and Kentucky road being in 400 yards OF the Wells
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad at Abingdon can
approached by cars. stage carriage OF horseback.
will sell this interest for $4,000 and make the pay.
ments such time will suit purchasers-notes well
secure ed, and to bear interest from date. Address
J. w STEVENS Abingdon, Va.
VIZ now intend 10 make improvements The purchaser
will be subjee. his part OF the cost In said improve
ment, exclusive OF the purchase money
June 5-clm j w STEVENS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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BATH Aim STRINGS

BATE ALCN SPRINGS,
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN THE NOUN
TAlNS OF VIRGINIA,
Twelve hours from Washington city ana Richmond by the
Virginia Central Railroad.
HDA~SENGEiS from the North take tue Alexandra
u morning boat NJ Washington and the Alexandria ana
Orange haroad 10 Gordonsv'lle henc" By Central Rail
road in iu view Of Monticello, the University u, Vir.
MIA passing through the Blue Ridge Rocksh by the
great State Tunnel (nesriy mile IL lengthy crossin.
the Valley OF Virginia aud entering the ranges Of the
North Mountains at Buffalo Gap Leaving the at
Hilboro Depot. thence by coaches miles over smooth
graded road To bath Alum before sdndown.
IN" Propriel0rs feel wnrrsIied III sayin: that ani
lies md others desiring quic cool and comfortable re
treat from the owands the city, there not one in
the mountains OF Virginia Offering greater Inducements
LarZc airy, well yentilled well furnished rooms and
good table, have always distinguished this watering
place
The mineral waters (aum and chh!ybeste) have been
pronounced by distinguished chemists and physicians
equal IN somc RESPECTS aud, tonic and inygorator
often superior to Hockbrdge Spring while the pure
mountain treeson- be exceled and rarely
equaled for It's purity aud salublity.
Beard per week ek............... $40
per month, OF weeks Observation-Disclosures. 80
~ Tho Southern passenger must be- careful To come
as tar Np'h Richmond and there take the Central
train a, o'clock. A. M.
n Fisher & Winston, Druggists, Richmond keep the
whtcr always on SALE fresh from the Springs.
FRAZIER e. RANDOLPH,
June ll-c6t ProurctOrs
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A DESIRABLE REsTDENCE AND LAND

I'm accordance win the will Of the late George Hmnl.
n ton deceased offer for sale the farm which he
resided, called f0rcs: Hill
1t is situated in the county ot Spotsylvanis Va, Hbou;
five miles below Fredericksburg, near the Rappahnn-
mock river. with Richmond and Potomac Railroad
passing through II.
The neighborhood offers every sociablc inducemcnt
while Fredericksburg is accessible by hours ride
over fine road.
I'he farm consists Of two tracts: Forest Ill., which
ircd md torty.lhrce acres hundred oi which il in
wood The other, short dance from the hrsi. contains
two hundred acres wholly wood and has been used
II reserve OF fuel and timber. All the necessary build
inC for farming purposes granary corn houses, stables
carriage housc negro cabins &c, well located, and
in good order
The dwelling house is n conmodious building OF wood.
containing eight in perfect repair situated
cmincnce that nvrrlooks the whole plantation and
nanGs beauul and extensive view OF the Rapphhhn
mock Valley, Tar the eye can rhch; prospect 80
varied and attractive is rarely he found. All the nrcrS
sary oirrs kcEcr meat houses, dairy, ice house, sc.
are nso In coed order The land 'cry productive. well
adapted she crow, Of wheat oats and crass and
in good order for cullivntOn
MassspSnax run passes through The farm for cOnsd
cradle distance, RlOrdpg abundant supply OF water
Tor stock during the drycst seasons. There Is good
chard productive garden and several uniiing springs
of the purrst water the place s perfect h"ahiul-
beauty OF location and other advantages make this
a most desirable abode.
Persons wishing to vcn tho premises, invited to do
So: they will be shown by the oversecr Mr. Stevens.
Terms of sale accommodating and made known on APP
pication t0 me
The above property if not sold privately Of which due
notice will he given will be offered at public auction, oI
the premises the highest bidder Wednesday, the
lsh August next GEORGG HAMILTON, Ik,
Executor Of George Hamilton, deceased.
Address--P O., Brandy Station, Culpeper Co, Va.
June lq-ct Aug IL
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:, 'rIir tsuN cKNOn Of NlhGlNlA.
% npnCl ANA ZION

,popy.TloN having been received by tho Ezecu-
NJ, 49,. Wa 4 Marvel, ah's Alfred Marvel, alias
:" n...,r. charged with the crime OF arson in the
!eN i;.op and confined in the jail of said county,
t. t...i ,heretrcm and is now going at large there
.S5 hlr,by oAcr reward OF ore hundred dollars TO
'fs M .ha a.r,s; the said Marvel alias Morgs
.! - hin, u,o tho isi Of said county OF Madison
NJ H. moreover require all officers OF this Csmmoi.
~, A. civil aud military. ana request the people sener
-. ,b,.r best cNeIOrs to procure the arrest Of
=. Marvel alias gam tina; he may be brought 10
.''"' Given under my hand as Governor, and under
:, .tc Less seal ct the Commonwealth, 1T Rich
- r,ori ,a!s 3Oth day OF June, lsts
HENRY A. WISE.
sv .be Governor; GEORGE w. MuSFsRD,
,! ' Sec'y OF the Com'th.
v,vsI s.ss Morgan is abou; five feet ten inches IN
-. ysry stout built, thick AMI heavy through tho
de large chest; usrk complexion, black hair which
..s-s,,y ,er s,ruigh, and smooth, dresses we'll ia
- ougfrel when uadcr the Influence OF liquor
--f..'r uy profession. Is Supposed 10 have gone 10
s..rg.e. shere he las a wife and children.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FOX SALE.

'RNE subscriber, wishing 10 enigldlt, VIII SCH te -
q tate which he lives on the great kanawha road
in the county OF Greenb;er 6 miles Yves OF Levi burr
The tract contains 71O acreslhe whole of which is
ble land The soil is rich, and is particularly adapted u
the growth of grass aud the different varieties OF
grain There is the 4rm orchard OF excellent iru!
Every part o; tn. water-d with good springs
which are mixture ot lime aud free s;onetwo o whci
are in ew steps Of the house. There about 800
cultivation and IN what is already set III grass hcr,
could be go OF good timothy meadow made. tn,
ber Of OAK hickory, sugar tree and some blacl
walnut poplar etc. OF under growth. There is also much
dogwood aud rattle weed As there Is boundless rang
ear cattle keep fat half the year. vine
md ,ich weeds ihs farm would suit admirably for win
,eriug large number of stock, cattle AMI mues-whici
could be ranged near the farm.
Any wishing Ia invited to visit the res
dence of the PR etor aud examine the property Th'
buildings uud spacious and the dwellings ot hand
some style-,he scenery from which il majestic; esp
cialiy when the leaves stained with ro'
there then many ricl colOrs III the sorrcou
nrc. under pure sky, flushed th every delicate ant
lovely tint
ASK m ght be satisfactory. the subscriber will state
here that he will Sl per for tn. land II sold
short time; otherwise, he would not feel bound 10 taxi
hat price, land advancing very fas. in the ne'rhbo
hood consequence Of the progress made in construct
ing the Covington road.
Tntr N.
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NOTICE.

t.
) virtue ofa Deed OF Trust executed by Thomas J.
X , BOYD and wife, dated the 2-th day OF May, lsjt ,
and recorded IN the CLERKS Offices o the County Cou,t
oi Giles and Wythc s.dl, MONDAY, tde 9TH day -.
August ISIS, aclOrc the door OF Giles Court Ho.c
sell to the highest bidder Cash. wO tracts OF land y
ine IN the Valley oI Ho Greek, in Giles county, Va
One containing 33ls acres aud the other 800
These lands lie twelve miles from Giles Court House aud
about thriy.ivc from Wytheville There is turnpkc
being constructed through both tracts.
Also. III pursuance oit Ee same deed shall on THU RS
DAf the l2th day OF August, 1855, sell 10 The highest bic
der or cash in front OF the Court House door ut Nyhe
county, Va Iract OF Land lying in and adjoining tie
This tract has been laid of in ose suitable for building
purposes, and lies between The Court House and the Rail
Road Depot r. c. KENT, Trustee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-05
RICHMOND, July l. l51s.--ciw
cporppy AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.

Tho subscriber has taken thu now and commodiou
Store On Broad street near Seventh adjoining the late
store of Da5ney Cooke the Fredericksburg Depot and
opposite the Richmond Theatre where he will continue
ic grocery and commission business his own account
He returns his thanks his friends and til. public tor ht
liberal pa,ronacc bestowed upon The late concern OF DAB
ney {. Cooke (of which he merb rber) and respect
fully soiets continuance OF their patronage while con
ducDc business on his account Ills store VIII be
opened on Tuesday, G.h instant. .,,
July l-cIw ISAAC COChE