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TAKE NOTICE.

FENHAT the Real Estate of John J. Wendell Esq con-
la sisting mostly Of town property, Is now offered
at CHEAP HATES toC.sff PrRCH tSFRs ~l z . Z. # eEs
Mr. Wendell having recently commenced business
in the East, is DESTROYS of converting his Ottumwa
property into cash Rare bargains are therefore Of
fred. As TO the town lots having dwellings upon them
he VIII either rent or sell In either event the terms
will be cheap, but CASH every time. .. .. I'm.
For further part iculars enquire at the Office of &
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ofCommercia Law, ns laid down by the best authors
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JOEL ELLIS. ~ So @ a@ ARCH. c,yprss
JOEL ELLIS &c Co.

LIVE STOCK BRoKERs 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For sale ga VI rcyisiaE.s &, Produce.
No. 40 South Water Street,
CgEECNCG, .sy,rwrF ..
Having disposed of our interest the Butchery
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prepared to give personal attention To the pdr-
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Kind of produce that be consigned sale
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GOOD MEDICINES.

ITis estimated that AYhE's CHERRY PrCToR,L nnt c..
l. THLKrc PILLS have done isore to promote The pubic
health, than any other one Cause. There can be 10 question
that Ia. Cherry Pcc:ora! has b. L, thousands on thousands
cures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma. Group. Insrenla. Bon
c.it:s, &C, very much reduced :lx proportion OF deaths
from consump:!Yc diseases in hi, country. TIE rilr AKA
~ good ~ the Pecioral and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less purring. Purce The blood
from It's Impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver and the whole
yi,c-ral system from oh,trucion,. Purge out u. diseases
which fasten on the body. to work It's decay. Hut :cr dis.
ease we should die only y. old age. Take aatdo.e, early
and ;hru., /: from the s!stc:a, before i !, jet too strong 10
yield.
Ayers Pill DO thrust out disease, not only while I, Is
weak, but when IL la, taken a strong hold. Read the az
founding statements OF those who have been cared BY then
from dreadful Scrolula. Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Diseases, Rhcu-
mat!,m, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Internal pains, Billion, Cora
plants. Heartburn, Headache, Gou:, and many less dan
.erous but still threatening ailments. such as limp!cs on the
face, Worms, Nervous lrri;abil:y, Loss Of appetite, lire.
gulariiirs. Dizziness in the head. Colds. Pevrrs, Dyseu;,ry,
and. indeed. every variety OF complaints Tor ah!ch 4 Pur.
sativc Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are authenticated
hy your own ~n-ighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never he Sithoatthenr.
Prepared BY BIZ. J. {. AVER. Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and by all respectable Druggists every where.
sold In Richmond By PURCELL. LADD 4 Co.. fisr'rn 4 WIS
sTos, W.. PE1ggs"S, pcTE & Co., DrviL a SoaToE. and all
druggists. Jana
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SPECllL NOTICES.

H-WHAT IS IN ORDINARY PAPER.
Many people have wooed their own destruction, physical
and mental, by neslecting 20 pay attention to ordinary mat
tiers. Few persons would believe that a beautiful cnaHelcd
card contains q quantity Of arsenic, with other cheIaica's.
which. IL used TO any extent, will communicate poison, and
that fatally. The very sheet Of paper on which Ne prin,
contains either oil OF vitrol. chloride Of line, potash, soda
ash, white clay, lime, ul.ramarine or oxanc acid. All white
paper contains either some, or every one OF these fearful
poisons, while colored papers excepting GAiErrY's, which
IL a pesrl color, and made 10 be as pure as snow embody
portions of prussiate o. potash, bichromate Of potash, n,uri-
attic acid, Prussian blue, acquafortiy, coperas, and a variety
Of other articles equally dangerous and pern!ciou,, hut
too numerous TO be catslogued In our little paper.
Physicians owe II 20 the rising generation 10 caution all
against touching such deleterious and dcath-deanng mate
hal. Printed paper. everybody knows, Is rank poison TO
tender portions OF the body. individuals would not pn,
printer ink into their mouths-as one Of its ingredients IS
iarnpblack-yet they have no hesitation In allowing them
selves and children TO lay In a plentiful crop OF iilS tor
aSgrarating that disrascif It exists by applying that ink TO
the tendrrest part OF the body corporate. II We except the
eye. How much cheaper, In every respect. Isl 20 use a
paper made Of the purest material. an nedlea;cd With the
greatest care, sueh ~ G&rErrY's Medicated Paper FOR the
watsrcloset. skeptics can visit GArrrrr, Al his office. No.
II Ann street, and be Satisfied that GU. representations are
correct aud defensible. BEWARE o. lNir sricNs. Look FOR
the name Of GAysTTT In each sheet, lin water mark, and
his autograph upon each label.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co. and JOHN W.. POLLARD have
II for sale In Richmond. Virginia. Feb lS-lM
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4 'EsiRanLM FARM IN EASTERN

!. - Lm
~ 20! :srn. S;ouv Point. situated Ia York
.-.~,.!'icls on York river, one inile aud H.hA!f
:. ;-i.rs from Williamsburg. and : tales
49, ...r' ru jaime, River.
G ~ N''s.'is O! sIV acres. 2Jh cleared, the remain
y "ll'h iLuch. is excelien: timber, suitable
,"p purposes. There are abcn, 100 acres
= u. >.''- 1oi la. been recently cut, sud = trifing
.,..t 49, "ou!d b!!a. Nj, into cultivation. The soii
'Sg'' resting on "a clay sGh.soii, aud 1. rcrIarka-
:. - Most q! III. fields welding i.D per cent.
r. - purchased. eight yva!s ago. On III. place
49,. AM extensive bed. o: yiori o: the Hn.,,
= .''' weed Is found In quantities along the shore.
= g. . .Eiail, bot neS and very comfortable. ki,ch
't. ~'ce'house, overseers house and stables
-. ~4 "a. harn, wiki a tTiaing anuan. Of ~shinsiinr.
.,,a. There Is a ANAL, bu. choice, collection Of
= q, =, e!1los: every description. Water good. Oy..
"a ,-.sha FOWL abound. The place enjoys the r-pu.
III. .;sJ.,'. sns Of the heaithiest 10 Eastern Virginia.
-. ,....'.'a Tor rnarkes are all that could he desired.
.;:., si.'s.'t drsusht ascending some g miles above
'1', e.: Point, The terminus Of the York River
~. , ..unes The regular steamer from Norfolk. A.thr
. 49,, ,'.y susceptible OF division. I will sell in one or
= 20 n'sis the convenience Of purchasers. Wishing
:'t, ,..!i 20 Practice N! profession, nGer the farm
ss; n, Enable t.rmi. penons wishing 10 purchase a
Sse. ~, .ause!s farm are invited 10 Walt Il. Any inior.
t.srs" nay Be dssirsd, VIII be ohesrfu ly Owen.
IhsG d. ]. A. HARRIS,
Yorktown, Va
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sly AMP : IhLF ACRES, IL CHESTERFIELD, or
JAM E!ltR, ABOUT SIyTFEN MILES
BELOW RICHMOND.
LSo. sToNF u AIRY. OF y acre.. in Irenrico. on II.
n james River Canal, two mics above Richmond. and
l.:.lscre- q! mountain Land IN Roanoke COUNTY Also. q
she Mules. . eSc-lien, iior.e-. large quantity ofcorn, roL.
der, oats. Wagon. Carts. farIniu implements. Io, Of lur,.
be-. Carpenter roci,, Hardware, Furniture, WIn,..
Liquors. Sc.
Ia accordance with the la, will u ,Ielehoir praye. ad
mi;;ei 10 proha. 10 Chesterfield County Court. l shall. as
h., executor. proceed 20 sell. n Public Auction, a. the farm
on Isn., Rive, called baldwin," on which the ,es,A,or
iSi-iy r.,!icd, ON MONDAY the :,;h day OF February,
1879. commencing 4, II O'Clock. A. 81, u fair, Il not. tie
rcNi ais Jay, ai'hc real and personal property Of which
the ies;a'or 6.c,. seized, w the valuable farm called
'Ha!!aiu,." including IL. land adjoining, containing GI6.
acres, % which abog, 80 acre, are open land, and the bal
ance Ia Chc-nu.. Hickory and irre Wood. including s:mc
sod Chc>nti, oas, anl Hickory fiEih"r.
The quality 0! lie land Is similar TO that In the vicinity.
ini although The orer land . poor, yet there 4. on tie
maze It easy 70 improve the soil, and being Immediately on
'- river, Is admirably al r'e'i 30 land tie product. 0: III.
place.
The cord wood On the place. In the opinion ofthe neigh.
AoSs. !. Amply sufficient to pay the purchase nor -y.
B.sid"- q very good old Mansion. there Ia. recently been
.rs'trd = large humber Of rev building. Including a nn-
bp tiiiup. iuvt ~ completed however.D a large Stable, with
,h'i to The zane, and ~ urerserr', llcG.e, Quarters, Corn
H,Gsc. So. The nes Dwelling command, no, only \ fine
N." fthc place, buttle City ofi;chaoEd and surrounding
An,ft l,e sale u The FAEM will be sold the STONE Quar-.
~. o. tie James River Canal. two mil-- above Richmond.
containing TWELVE ACEks. and the TRACT OF LOO
ACES "f M0CNrNiN LAND. m Roanoke county. dc.cfib
ed - "iyi". on tie sater Of EAek Greek q branch OF i;oa-
-a-e River"
Are- The ~" ~ .sc Rel fs:aic. NJ! hc sold al the PEI
''E'! rrcF.ri! 90 t'- ilac". consisting 81 ia tine Mules,
;To good i6r's,. all !ac crops of Corn, Fodder, Farming
Implements. consisting q! lie g,sal variety. all q which
are mostly new. Together With = variety OF superior rurni.
.iTr, ~. Paintings. re. Including forty cords OF pine Wood:
also. % sssor'rl,n' ofsery .lp,rio oil Wines and Liquors,
a.t e large Gusut!:y OF Lsnt.r, and Il parcel ~ Carpen.
,cr- Tools aui hardware. together with ,GGdry other All.
t''- TOO numerous - mention.
Th,">-tor the f,aI estate o~ne.!ourth cAsh; balance st6.
!. ard i months. tor negotiable no.ct, iutere., added. sc
cg',i iy 4 ;rGs; deed. Tie ;IN"s for,hs present year 90 b..
paid b! ihc purchasers. AZ To tie personal estate. all sum,
rai'r sb'a,l. ira, amount, and over. siX months cTcdi.
rcr negotiable note. satisfactorily endorsed.
". GODpiN. cvccu.cr o.: Neicsoir PRAY r. decd.
IS al. ly '.,"rlN a ArPsN>oS, Auci.. Feb l;-cti
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nR. P!ATTESON has removed To lis hor.
- BROAD STREET.,
SEAILY OPPOSITE TIE CITY HALL.
ron s.LE-rxrNcun nEpEp REAL rs

TATE ~ TIE CITY or EiCIiMONB.
HAVING got the privilege from :hc Mayor and City
! III Council OF Baltimore To convert NY warehouse, on the
corner o.. Iiuren and Fail -,rrr:,. into a Soap and Candle
ensuing spring. ! noS Offer a. private sale. the Iolio"!sg
Real Estate. viz:
Isl. Ny Dwelling House, oE Mayo street, with or With
ou; the adjoining Flower Garden lo,. The house Is 80 feet
front, Is feet deep, three stories high, four feet for alley. IL
sold separate; II has connected With II all necessary out
buildings. servants apartments. stable, carriage house. &c.
The whole lot runs back from Mayo street IFS feet. 62 Zee.
front. The II "eT Garden is nearly the ,ams dimension.
and admirably adapted for a hnilding To-. The dseiing
was built for Col John rutherford and occupied hy him
for several years. IL j. composed Of The very best materials,
Is large and cOmn"dious and Improved In the modern
stylrs-hy the Introduction Q! gas, water fixture, co9k!ss
range, &C.
ID. A L.; on Wall street. in rear of lie above. d, zee:
front, running back 40 's.i, nor. or 49,. rhi- inc!uIts a
frGi, and vegetable garden.
Gd. A Smith and Carriage shop on Franklin street. 20 g..
front. running back. O. feet. This Is situated opposite ny
Soap AMI Candle Factory. and vas lately occupied by D"--
& Brother.
4h. \ 10: On Fairfield .,re-,. near lIth, close hy Mr.
Brucr's Soap Factory, &c f.s; front, running back 3. fee,
more or less. on which ,h.rr is a good tro story bric
building. lately fitted MP for n Melting House or sonp Fac
tory lii capable Of manufacturing 1880 lbs per month,
and Offers 4 good opportunity for q man Of small capital.
No. i. Two new brick buildings on Franklin street, in
front o! ray factory, 1, feet front. 81 stories high, with
stores. granite fronts aud slate roof, running lack ~ Feet,
more or less.
9Th. I alsn offer my Soap and Candle Factory. The build.
ing |. Of brick, partly new. 81 feet by 80. Tire. stories high,
with boilers, machinery and the necessary utensils for the
trade. This Factory IL capable OF manufacturing 9,'a1 lbs
soap Per week. nd AZ e1ual " isht Of mould candies. In
III, season. 4. Was established by me in i-i?. Since which
time. ] have carried on IN. business ~iiiI some success.
Feb Eft EDW'D McADAM.
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NALUARLE REAL ESTATE on

LII NIL hiLl " sAEE--l cu'T lNT SAFE W ~
the best private residences eve: offered Ia The city Of Rich
nond. and one Of The best locations, on the corner Of Grace
and 18th streets. The house contains 10 rooms, and is
Hnishrri entirely through from the basement to the attic
The ceilings, all through. are high and airy. The walls are
I'll fsTred, which makes them perfectly dry. Tn. doors on
the l.t foor are solid mahogany. The window glass is
plate. The man,els ind hear,hs on the lst and Cd coors
are marble. The CRATES have large images on each side
which gives them a 'ery handsome finish. The p rrlor doors,
and windows are finished with a large heavy cnrnicc.
Gas In every room. In the house. The front porch l. built Ia
the best manner and nut Of the bcs; materials. The pillars
are tGt-d and set or marble. The platforms are in ;~n
solid pieces Of granite. The steps are al.o Of grau!I-, aud
the ratings ARE wrought iron. Attached 10 the house ID a
large brick kitchen with troOms: stable, carriagshouse, coal
bou-e. and . cOw.hou--s. and other ou:.housc.. The Stable
yard il psv,l with cobble stones. The front yard Is paved
mostly with l:,liimorc brick, and has IN excellent we'll OF
water. brickci ~! the way up and covered with grani;e.--
There Is . smoke house and arched dairy underneath, and
many other con"-ni.nc.s too numerous to mention Upon
the whole. Il !. = first rat" built house " every respect
The h'use stands on 4 half acre l', snt Is surrounded ~
:irs!r with beautiful Buckeye trees.
Any person Fishing 10 purchase the house, !. will ahori
ine great pleasur. TO ihow them The premises. and will .-!l
Il a. Il grea; bargain. +. X. WHITE
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