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PILES.

writing to saws: II have been for lime seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded
your medicine (Ple Specdc), and cured. have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
obliraton."
gentleman hftv years, flvoraSly known At
Cehi, Delaware county, NeR.YoTk had been
piles FOR twenty years Sometimes from excessive heaor-
rhags, pain aud suffering he reduced verge
the For years he had dragged miserable
teuc", conhrmcl invalid disqualified for any business,
rUd life almost burden 1t S ueedi, add that he had
t=ei ali art' Of ies, from all Of doctors l;te
purpose He consulted me two and
Ell our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began TO improve aud since has had
serious OF Piles From the first up n year
past he had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
bat Few doses OF the Pile pills woul dispense all
than past he has entirely well of the piles
brilliant cure searcey to found in the annals OF
medicine,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
800 80


ON and after Monday the 18th April 1852 the Passenger
~ Trains viii be daily follows:
First The Great Southwestern ST. Louis Cincinnati CO.
lunbus Wheeling, Benwood, baltimore AMI Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at i;lo A. NJ arriving
In Baltimore at $50 A NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern ces. Returning leaves Baltimore
at 4O5 p NJ, arriving Benwood at SIG and Wheeling at
$50 4. NJ connecting with the Western Southeastern
and Northwestern Express This train oay stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Seccnd-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago Ct Louis,
indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
Benwood, Baltimore and Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays ':45 p NJ and arrives at BIli
r. NJ. connecting with the trains for the Eastern
aud Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore I:d
A. NJ and arriving at BenuOOd at O and Whveing $50
A. NJ This train stops at all regular strtons East of Cum
bertrand.
Wheeling and Cumberland ACCOMMODATION train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays exceTt ID ut 7s5 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland 635 2 VI. Returning, leaves Cumberland
at s0 A. NJ AMI arrives Wheeling $50 p. 81. This
train stops a all stations J. B. FORD, Agent.
L, NJ. CoLE, GEM Ticket Agent ap12
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
a. 81. EY IN s
AT HIS. ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
M 40 Che.muL sLEeet. PLlIndeIPhla,

! All HIS ORIGINAL tIIt BUM olOIGHa
No. 43O ChesnuI street, philadelphia
Commences New Year with an enlarged Catal9gus,
greater variety Of Gins, increased iaeles i9r ouyshs
"ai ipgeI5.nts 70 BOOK buyers before.
gs s1 Brsga sa to prove that lis Ksa6hmsn
conduatsd system in more 5esl and iaPI N
OPPOSITION and having the legitimacy Of MS plan 0i SPe
( 10 be generous. Try him. md Judge for yourseif
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 90
Ladies' Is Case goI Lever Lever W Wis., dial IS
G. nts' siirsf Lever vstehes Is 100
R R1i fs ssa Ftsi Ssa f SIX R' Dss.s
Eaas cs az ss s, pa aud nrops ersr. ans
Ea ads., Cola aI nraesyet stone Settings iSSS
da 5,s s GTd 5 oe Vest Grains. pattern Is
Gents hest English Plated Vest Chains. s 90
Es2 1s' Col ' sPiIa G. double cases.
Medium size, 80 3, LoeketS. do do 2 90
Heavy Gold Pencil c IseE, with Gold Pens, %
igSsIi95 s SG4 P Pns, with Holders and S'1
t;s1ts' firsyy g oid Pencils, , 90
Gents Gli Pens with Silver Extension Pencils, 90
Ladies Cold PEN, in with Ivory Holders, 90
ass FioreS.ia e' ss so Pin and Drops
Ladies, Jet set'' do DO do do "a 90 90
Laii ;, Cameo Pins, lar5s size, SssS
LADIES' Ladies, DO DO do do .S4ii, s SS
Iadlss' Cod stone Pins, small 80
Ladies Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, 90
Ltdies' Far Drops 20
Misses do Gold Pms, 90
Gents Cluster PINS, opal centre, %
Ger Is SlneIe Stone Pins, 10
n OF Nfosais 30 som Studs, 30
ents' Engraved Gold do do So
Cents plain do do do 90
Gents Sleeve Buttons, 90
i,ajlss' 40 do 90
Tadi.si pearl Gard Cases, 5 90
Ttdiss CANE, mosaic or Coli stone Ribbon Pins, 90
.;auisI sIy.r p.ncIls *
rents Ptari PoeSt Knives, blades, best quality,
stsnfs' RurT or Ivory do do do IS
Misses L ava Pins, ~
Cent Gold Watch Rsvs and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Coll Toothpicks with Slides, 90
Gents tioli Rings, witt, Stone Setting, %
Ladies' do do / 30
Sets SIVer-Pl1tci Tea Spoons, ~
Silver. u after Knives, 90
Ladies' Gents Porte uionnaies, so
Gents Gold Watch KEYS Vest Hooks, 20
Ladies' Fllrentine Breast Pins, so
Ladies' let do do 8 -
Lldies' Mosaic do do . 90
I.ldies' Cameo Ear Drops 80
Mssesi 10 do . 50
Misses Eir Dr5ps, with st,n. Setting. ? on
Misses Gold bracelet Half Round Rand, %
I,llI-s' d, do do
Gate sra-r pin.
Cents III Stuis'
Geats' let Sleeve Buttons, 80
Mi ses' Gold Crosses, 90
MisceIllneous G-fs, not enumerated in the above
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HUMPHREYs'
REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand cone5ely the head OfrenedIa for the
Of the people. They alike from the poisonous
dangerous rePHive doses Of quaekery old school
practice tie Inconvenience Of waereure the Intricate
and peTpexing obcurties Of the usual Homeopathic books
and medicines. Consisting OF simple specifics for the Yari
diseases which they related; put in the form
simple pellet; prepared ingredients neith
dangerous disgusting they form at the ready
source Of the parent nurse and the comfort Of the
complaining Invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined In popular remedies They HARM
injury arise from their They SIMPLE;
you always know what take, aud how take it. They
coSvESTEST; you give the proper Sugar Pill at
moments warning, without hesitation delay. They
in thousands disease Is arrested at
ard the mite the moment what the pound could
afterwards have relieved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16
CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

young lady OF 2Ghad troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary in the
selection of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising In her mouth with water, an unpeas-
ant heavy lnsdke sensatinn in her stomach, continuing
frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia l mornng and night and In less than
week almost symptom OF her disease had vanished,
and she felt like a being.
gentleman souewhAt advanced Ia years strong. robust
constitution lately been GOOD deal affected with ndi-
gesOn stomach, bad as. In the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng in the
head rlch renlsr his riding In q
mounting emnence, quite dangerous. After irving
several things Intellectually he fell upo7 the Dyspepsia pills,
which Afforded prompt relief pill night and
Ing works like charm, relieving all vertigo AID other
,1,, ants
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. these Specifics entirely
harmless in all Instances anil 10 all cases Babies
them, children them, the HCel, nhrm invalid
: them without danger, AMI with hrncft.
PLEASE RENENBER .-That thousands 81 the mos; gin
ed and INTEL mnds in this country and Europe have
long since given In their adherence to Homn 1pathy and
employ exclusively all OF diseases themselves
and families
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That only In long standing,
old complaints hut and violent Diseases 81 the
most dangerous character Homeopathy has proved Its
prTinTtv other system In repeated trial..
PLEASs REAEMgEH-That Homeopathy Il sustained,
and doctrines, but daily and
hourly curing the sick and Rrrrsting
Please REMEMBER That it is the lItt- that lead
great and its te ailments that neglected lead to
sriv. and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE i8Eli.-That you have 1t in your
promptly snd arrest such complaints
PLEASE REhiEMBEB.-That thIs system You the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other med
taken by children, al ways DANGEROUS
PLEASE RENEMBER.-That the evil results Of such
struggles generally than ovcrbalHrce all the good that
M he done by The medicine thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBER. That Humphreys syslem OF lIo-
munnyac Specifics Yrsts The Drlyuc practice Of the
tam OF all ps-pc5fty and iHteIcy, that every body
them,
PEEAsE REMEMDER.-That the Of a.singie chronic
lncnt, such Piles, CararrI. Headache, or SAT- Rheum
will more than ten times ply the cast OF a case.
Please REMENBEW.-rhatt two or four dollars invested
In Specific Remedies will return many times its
value every In freedom frOE anxiety,
ton Of disease, and absolute relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16
COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman, pubc lecturer, took a cold the
latter OF last month"; while travelling and lectlTng 10
northern Pennsylvania though pnhle audiences
every evening; yet in days by the aid Of the Specific
he entirely recovered and enabled to pursue his cali
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady or 40had taken violent cold, which set
He'd her Lungs, causing cough painin the M and
and no Such colds usual
very lasting and troublesome hut by taking Specific
Cough Is four times per day, in three days she
tirely well.
Young OF % had cough AMI hoarSeness for fifteen
During cold weather his voice lost only
speak In Whispers PUN induced coughing cold dry
raising Onlr trie in the morning quite feeble and enact
Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Plsone pill three
times per day-ani found himself improving, his
cough nder and softer hoarseness passed OF strength and
appetite improved. and in few weeks entirely well
having Laken Other mellclne
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SEC OMD STOCK
SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
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NIisceIIlneON1 U-ITs, N00Ve
List, varying in value from p cents to S2o 90
~ s5nn worth OF the above will inpartially
rpu.ed anon! me Purchasers with ever 3iOOn worth OF
sold Publishers lowest prices.
All Book that Exams publish himself are bought
direct Publishers, and in lare quantities. Hooks
suit he found his Cat lngue, at
prices Whi.h would be nducement without the GIFT
m which Offers many additional advantages.
Works by the pOpuli authors, living and dead. In
all styles the lay the plain aud subsantial
~ n..I- Il NJ. Lna.I. rl.a.
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D. Poe, i'agrenee stefne'
Talsssray, works Of REM FRANKLIN,
Dr. Johnson, - Thos Jefferson,
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"a Frank Forester, :, Mrs lIentz,
Capt. darnl Reid, virginia townsend,
80 Ca ariDtie Rroutc, ~ = VI. SmucScr,
Washington irving, :. r. S Arthur,
Rev g. Il il. splrseon, u. p. thompson.
Capt. M,rryntt, sam sick,
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Z" Rie'diag. Charles Lamb
wilkes, Lorenzo Dow,
4" Barton, Lori bacon.
St"' Al. Ts6 ,IfrJJnRS
NuI.on Btaerart,
iIums Goodrleh
Pr asraty' Fergison
Gihbnn, Holiin
Rol-rt'on Lori
AMI n no. Of o,bpr, tao nu,nsr.ris 10 ,n.,tion
THIS ANCIENT AND M0DEHN POETS
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Mrs Jameson, Ghtu2er
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Moore, RembIr
BEgdeh' 1 ons,ylsn"'
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i,elsh lilnt, Mit!H=r'
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Ms Ms. JAMESON ;a' S wSorIIi,rOrth'
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hYan, ~ S n,ohlssn'rE'
lie has is above in al, styles thinning from plain cloth
to the nest calf AMI antlneio sat al 81 tses 81 purohas
h ies the siitIspai sIvantsses OF fs With III
each Book ola. 49,. non
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

I.
no. 2 worm Ps-rOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
No BIJys PRls-Por Collie, Crying, Teethins and
wskfeniness. and NeTyogsne;s Of Adults.
tum and Sumner Complaint.
NO. 8. Dysentsry Ps-For Coils, Gripings, Dysentery
No. g. cioisra PWs-Por Cholera Cholera Morbu,,
No !. Goeg6 Li,por Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes,, In
No. 5 25oagaels Piis-TOothache, Faceaehe and Neu-
No. .. Hsadaehe IiR,-For Headache, Vertigo Heat
and Fuliness Of the Head.
,nsshs, Con.. pps9ion and liver compiaints
No IL For Female ATegHidriieS, scanyr PAinful
70 Fsa,als PiH,-FOr LaucOrrhpa, Proruse Nenses,
30. 49, Group Pals.-For Group, Hoar,e Cough, Bad
No. t. san zsssun PR,-por Ery,ipela,, Eruption,,
No. Is RGsaHGtic I'iRs-For p.iu, Lameness or Sore
negs in the Chest, Back, Io!ns or Limbs.
misman aged ASues.
p-For pies, Blind or Bleeding, Internal External
Ing, Weak or blurred Sight.
CPor Casrr, Of long standing recent either with
ohstruction or rrotlsc discharge
W. C-Por whooping. Coush, abating its violence and
shortening its
rcls, Group, Rheumatism and such eruptye
diseases Scarlet Fever AeAses and Erysptasthe I'D
vantagcof giving the proper remedies promptly is obvious
and In all sush the spec es act like charm. The
and rendered less dangerous Even should physician
Afterwards have to he called he will take the at decld
ed advantage from the previous treatment
COuGHs and COLDS which OF such frequent
and which so oten lay tile Foundation OF deceased
bronchitis and consumptOn, all be AZ once cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CHRoSIc DISEASES, such Dyspepsia, Weak s'omach
Contribution Liver Complaint, Piles, Fetnae Debility and
irregularities, old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes CataTT
Salt Rheum and other eruptans specifics
whose rUper application will AFFORD Ia almost every
instance Often the Of single chronie dcult such
Dyspepsia, Piles, Gptarr, Headache Female Weak
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IsENstS OF females eNeIsively treated by DR. THEIRS
Rsns ties tsr ie na's der1l from 81 f.
Belief satrttee il al eases- coisritton and letters
strictly coll ls1iial. Patients distance provided
Nth board, nursing, aud exclusive attendance Medicines
cent By tsi- Llri lyivze cirenAr per free
except Pesisy' oes No. q West sIta 81, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

.iPiauOs, MeOeon' AMI every kiad rausieAlnstru-
raentS tuned and repaired.
w A % b. ,xAr.antsl AZ thI. e.tohll.hraen noxs
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SHEET MUSIC.
ThelHrsest stock Of sheet music, works, &c, &c.
In The Western couutry.
Ea- Malie ~. q any address, po.tace free.-A9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

'0Ng of THE AMALaAxArIeSisTs.--A negro man
who came TO this place on Tuesday evening last;
httem pte,l h, pass himself off for white man, He
stopped mt The Union Hotel and walked into the
HARMON an | Mr. Wilson the proprietor thinking
he was n white man asked him to register his
name. hut he said ho had "a sore hand and co'li
nat wlrrite, and asked Mr.. WiNou'to register for
.4l.in,,, wL I'll was Done lie was brushed of by u
servant, went in nndts.k his supper at the Hotel
table aal was seat to his rom where he remain
el alt night, and would have further imposed up
. ON tie Intel, but Mr.. s. NJ Page seeing hia rec
aisaiyesf him as nngro aud a slave belonging to
: MsaJas. NJ. Carson Of ApPomattox Co.. Va. Mr..
Wilson ordered the gentleman to take vi his coat
aud aanin,ssefcd 70 him thorough cnw-hding,nf
,esvh;sl. Ae gwas rroyi,!sd with private room in
Aur SUNNY ,hil. and will bs returned tn his master
IN due tune. =
Z .Itissnprnscd that che negro was attempting to
ran away aud ~ he MA, tpleraLle white thought
thstthe best wsy I" succeed in the attempt would
q lie Ia pass himself of white Christians
10 bHr1 Herald. fh 2 b.. A. g., BIZ ~
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "vIRGINIANn OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

An AGENT FOR the following papers tho line NJ
road nom Lynchburg Chattanooga and other plnr ali a.
thcu having largo among die ,eope of south
westeru Virginia and East Teincssee
New EnA, lloyd L. H.,VA VIRGINIA Eano, Halifax e. H.
WING, =. Va fESA. NEws, Brsol, IA
RKaisrEn, ~ tJs,"N. Joncsboro Tenn.
s-NrisEI, koeersvillc, Tenn DenocRA M Tenn.
tNTkLLtsESoxR, Morrtstown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga
STAR, traxtuo,on Y. posT, Athens,
fpa Fn,ss., fibsry.va Xao.mas la, " %"'
VISITOR, Martoa,ya. SraR vf,ra ,LT w ianshg
DEMOCRAT, Fincns,lc ya PATRIOT. GrasAn e. H., Va.
DEMOCRAT, Cnien, Va. TiaEs, j"!"e'"" VA
REGsTxn, [ n,,,,,,. ". ADVOCATE, Iuz-~t u G. H., Va
REft RIioAS, f We SorrH WEST, Giles &. H., Va
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va RErURIlrA Az, Winchester, VA
Perssns wishing adyertise IN the paters
hnd 10 call the Office
burg Nhgnia, where contracts will be nar
advertisements fogw ARDsD WITHOUT DELAY
viii also receive and forward al, erising any paper
in the United States. y WADpIiI.
sept is-ts Foreman Vrginau oncc.
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! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ait a(tCbILl Ilt&j llNAf Az NdS "a
VyHE Undersigned having located mse Museye fof the
Il purpose doing an business will Inform &c eit
bond or assent account foe cea Receiving claims on
persons the money WI be paid In advance aud
Immediate returns made; end business II either coun
" OF Virgna hs Noetn counties Of North Carolina
- -a' REFERENCE. ~
n T. Musx T. r. ADAnA O. r. BHsexa J. A. LevHLAcr, T,
W. AspEssos, wM Risos a. HoosxAs, vn''rsr wrrcnEx
W.. p Tuonrsos, Ifsrax cAxtxa, ". DIcxszsos,s D.
EsaIisM PnrLxxoN sxIrH, Frank1in.
rW- address, Muaeyie r. O., Pittsyvania Co., Va.
nov se-d4c1m GEORGE ". oAKEs. =
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.FREiouT TRADE.-There were received ut the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Yesterday, IS loaded ears conssting Of the follow
ing: Wheat, 2046 bushels; Flour. IS barrels
Hogs 1G6 900 mounds; Miscellaneous, $4,000.
There were II loaded cars sent West this morn
ing. -.
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MARRIED.

!. =. On the 18th November. by kev. r. A. Gregory,
AT the residence ol Mrs Al. L Gilbert. in Amherst
county, Mr., WV. p. ROWLAND, Of Botet"urt, to
Mss MARrnx y. STArrrs, daughter of Geo. W.
Staples Esq., of Amherst.
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Administrators NaIa.

AN WEDNESDAY, December 1th the undersigned vii sell AT
~ public auction, The personal Snrali h.
Alexander, al her Residence two miles West oi Caup Court
l0use consisting Of some ~ head al attic, Bulls Awe.
all of nc breeds, chief! Devon -ke Of Hue Osen,
head Of sheep ca head Of Hogs mostly iied Milling
Winter, Mules, Carriage Horse mud tarag #
Corn, tsoinc 100 barre 20 stacks Of Hay
Wagons arts Plantation Tools Household and
niiu aud variety of articles. crop
Tobacco in the houses, supposed 10 be 2ooo I5pCU
weight.
TERMs.For amounts Of $50 or icss, 80 credit
Of six monts upon bonds With satisfactory security being NV
X. a. II EEAN
Administrator Of ). L. Alexander, deed.
noy 5dAcl7dec- Rep copy
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70 The Physicians Of the southern States.
| Wolfss Genuine Cognsu brandy,
| Wolfes Genuine Font Wine
Walfe's J,auutro MadaI,n vyjnc

Woie genuine FDif Wine,
wore Gehutse Madeha Wine,
-. WoHes Genuine fhouy Wine.
h,,,. MI H.; lux u.n MIN pue l'ae n,nns W
,,,s I'm, Inn. .,,,.,t r, r., :, ,. :. 80, n, . ~, ~,
,,,, a, ait ,,.,.. ,,. 80, al, ..,,,. q ~, 49,, :, -
am, l., ,lr,,, o, ~, m. ,,, =, ,, -, ,
IN, ,.r,u,,o, ana o,,,,,,, ,, ~ ~. .', ..,
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,,rs,. ,., ..,, o,,.., Il, ,.., -, ,h -. ~, =, H. =.
l,.,I IA, y. ,,,,oi.I viii, H., ,,,s,. o. N, ,
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r,,,n, ,,,,.., -, Rad, 10, ,a -, - - ~
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49,, t,,. - f., A., ri, ~, -, -, w., =,
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w., w., > :. w. 80, ' 49, '
'r - " 49, 49, w w" ''''''"'' W" '''"r
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COMMISSIONERS SAI,G or
Valuable TRACTS Of Land ncarSampkeljG, II

tsaS PLH-tAN tu decree al the Circuit of ann
V1S bell county, in the al sale Sc. Alexander, pr
ss-nouncc an the 2ll day ortalr l>9 the under, ~
"d will proceed Ia sch, b, public auction, upon prc
misses lCtspAl, iho OH DECEMBER The rE &c
OF LAND, in Campbell county, mud hull miles
bell Courthouse, upon which the aic Mrs Sarah Alexander,
Hct of John Alexander trr'd, sided lhr
about 1901 Acres ana will hc sold IN pnfres .vid
the county roal-tr the Nunlh side uf the
tanning by estimate, hc~rcn $40 and ytn Acres;
The North eide between GuO HI 100 Acres he
ar, NIL of the bcsi quality, consisting of
dwelling, Brick Office and all the Olthouss Nh,a torn
and Tobacco Barns aud Houses upbn
large AMI polncN" estate. They upon the parcel
"i The road and are too well known require particular
tcripon. Tie lands well wat"e and inbcI
The enclosures and buildings in cNccin rcpar There
large and wti assorted richard AMI H.. hip,
inlrHc d Gardens In The count! attached Ia The dwelling
y crop ol Wheat has been seeded ( biisc) this FAIL
Persons desiring Ia inspect the prrus,s mud E,wtn H.
Page Esd Mr. DrHrmond it Manager, on the premises
who will give an. Information desired.
The terms oi safe VIII he credit uf l. and years c1unl
instruments with interest from ilr day Ct" sale Acs"iiabc
oes 10 he given satisfactorily endorsed one the
Banks In the city OF lnchhur, The title until The
purelias" money is ui!y paid.
On the day following, tie Crop Stock, rlanili Tpus
Household and Kitchen Furniture VIII be- sold ui1n
misses, 10y the Administrator OF Mrs AicAan,, onalllng
the purchaser procure all nccdf Supplies uIDn ground
The sale will commence at II. NJ. in the ard
Il. g. II. KHAN Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

VHE Propcors OF these Machines claim, (and prepared
Il 10 substantate the clam that their instruments tcH
cute in The best ndaner, and al Kinds NJ needierOk
Combining they do all The improvements which experience
has proved 10 be requisite in the perfection Of the Sewing Ma
chimes they commend Themselves tho public the simplest
and most reliable instrument in the markell and adapted u
cry branch OF industry In which tle needle Is required
They will stitch, hem, fell bind and gather They make
strong lock stitch that be raveed pulled out They
make beautiful, uniform si alike both sides Of the work.
without forming ridges underneath,
The Machines have strength perfectly simple, and
the arrangements Of them easily acquired. o. ~.
ANY spool Of cotton thread s may be used without
winding They almost nosefes 10 their operation and soA
longer than any other sewing Machine extant >
Let Manufacturers Pansers Farrner onsekeepe any
other persons In Instrument execute any ktnd
ef Se,ctng done 6y ,sacaaey mks they the
6esf, by examining ours before purchasing a.
. samples If work sent by mail ~ ~ -"
r. HORTON KEACH, Agent,
AtCoFnthian Ha, Main 81, between 9th 0th up stairs
nov 8-dActjabf ~ EichmopdS Va.