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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30

kENANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
NHIS SCHOOL will be opened again under the same corps
OF Teachers, Thursday the 18th day of September
next.
The scholastic year comprises ten months with vaca-
ton OF two Ks at C Fees for Tuition hereto
fore, and payable one half at Christmas and the other
the close, the second Thursday in July. 1860.
For further particulars circular will be appica-
ton to T. OSCAR ROGERS, Principal,
or to D. MALLARD, Sec y. of Board OF Trustees
July ~ 47-tf
LILL1NGTON ACADEMY.
S. W. CLEMENT, PRINCIPAL.
FINHE NEXT SESSION will commence on the first Mon
l. day III September.
TERMS SESSION or 20 WEEKS
Board including lights co per month.
Tuition in elementary branches, II 50
higher ......... Is 90
No deduction made, except in Of prOracted (two
weeks illness.
July Sth, 1859 45-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30

One dose often repeated
!, is a sure cure for Cholera
! Norbns, and a preventive
! of Cholera.
Only one bottle is needed
TO throw out of the system
I, the effects of medicine after
= a long sickness.
i! One bottle taken for jam
] dice removes all sall0Wnese
: or unnatural color from the
i skin.
y One dose taken a short
' time before eating gives
I .vigor to the appetite and
Y makes the food digest well.
j One dose, often repeated.
d, cures Ch1 OniC DidTThRG
= in its worst form, while
: ISan1mer and BO1cel Com
" plants yield almost to. the
4 first dose.
' A few bottles will cure
DrOpsy by exciting the ab-
tsOrbenIs.
/ We rake pleasure in re-
I commenting this medicine
as a preventive for FeUer
: and Ague, Chlu Frrer and
? all Fevers of a Bilious tya e.
. 1t operates with certainty,
] and thousands are willing
I to testify to its wonderful
= virtues.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
JOSEPH L. KEEN,

JOSEPH L.. KEEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he prepared to take contracts his line
of business. He keeps constantly hand LINE CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTERNG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, sc.
N. B. To Dslers Of Turpentinehe is prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-1y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
WILLIAMH.L LIPPITT.


VETHOLESALE AND RETIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perfumery Patent Medicines, &C. &c. Front and
Market sts, immediately opposite SHAw's old stand Whining
ton, N. &. 5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
wM. II. BURLINGTON,

WM. H. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" WILMINGTON, n C.
R8-Wil give prompt and personal attention to all
consignments of SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ROSLN
TIMBER, COTTON FLO UR, and other country produce,
either for shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being convenient located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bes me to make charges light. Nov. l2- lily
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30

WILLIAM j. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Soic the patronage Of his country friends, and all 9TH
engaged in the Turpentne business.
RB-Ofice opposite No. Al, North Water Street.
Nov oath, 1853 68ly-W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
EXCITEMENT AT ST. LOUIS.

- IctIs June San intense excitement pre-
vailed to-day among sill classes OF our citizens,
growing cut Of the shooting of Mr.. Charles, this
u5rcinS, By J w Tbornton.
About noon, .ome two three thousand per
.7r. repaired TO the Jail, with the ayowed purpose
Of Irribiy taking out the prisoner and hanging
bu Ihsoash the exeriions OF the police, and the
iuGueuce OF several prominent citEsns the excite.
meat vas some what slisyed, and the majority of
tie crowd prevailed upon TO disperse. squad OF
excited men, however, fingered around the Jail all
TIE sf,eruooa ard trsversed the streets, threaten
!sg vengeance upon the culprit.
t. prevent violence Mayor Frlly ordered out the
military, some OF whom are now IS O'Clock, 2. NJ
standing guard in the Jail yard, while others are
atrolliue the streets, prepared Instantly TO sup.
Ir-.s any threatened outbreak.
NJ Chsriess still fingers, bat his death is look ed
fr every moment lie received two pistol wounds
is he abdomen, either one of which the surgeons
pronounce TO be mortal.
Much eycitementstil exists, and ii is feared that
the announcement of the death Of the wounded
man, would be the signal tor general outbreak.
Sir. Charles is the senior member OF the firm
q Messrs. ChAress, Blow 4 Go, one of the oldest
and most esteemed merchants In the city, and the
mes; unpFovoked and cold bloodcd murder on lea
cord
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HEALING SPRINGS |

This celebrated watering place. situated in Bath
county Virginia, % mite, est of MHlbovo', Depot
of the Virginia Central Railroad, and oonnec ted
Herewith by Daily line of Stages whica pass en-
now ready for reception OF visitors. With the ex-
ception of this % miles, it has an unbIoken Rail
road c ynnection with the principal cities OF the
Seeboaid- From Washington. Baltimore and Rich
mond, passengers will reach here The evening OF
the same day they leave either Of the above places.
Visitors will re careful to leave the cars at Millbcro'
Depot Of the Virginia Central Railroad.
The spring occupies an almost central position in
the group OF Springs o. Western Virginia, being &
miles trom the Warm, miles from che hot, and
Springs.
Tho waters Of this place have acquired celebrity
for the cure OF crofuia, Rheumatism iii condition
ed Ulcers lntractabe diseases of the SKIN. Chronic
d scharee from the nostrl Diseases Of the Eye,
Paralysis Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and the diseases
Incident to residence in Miasmatic Districts: Neu
Iaagia. Spinal ircitatons Diseases of the Urinary
Organs. viz: Bladder, Kidneys aud Urethra En-
larged Prostate Gland; Diseases of Females "a sun
Uteri. &c.
For q detailed account Of the properties of the
water see the May No OF the American Farmer"
aud the June No of DE BOWS Review or send
10 the proprietors for a pamphlet.
The elm ate is heatlhful and bracing-the sur
rounding scepery wild and picturesque.
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are Of the
first ORDER furniture and buildings new. aud Buff-
Gent for the accommodation OF 300 persons
A Physician of much practical experience in the
Every effort will be made by the proprietors and
their assistants to render the soonrn OF their guests
pleasant PORTER EhV1N,
Proprieters
~ Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in
the season. e.
q lin
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COMMISSIONER sALr or ,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL0.
- ABLE kEAL EsTATE n the CITY ~ RICH
YONY, on the corner Of HROAD AND SIXTH sfs.
s3e9h Aus9 ~ xohsnor'e = dmr and aIs, \ osley's
Aam'rs ~ ffchenof's Aansrs and Al. James b
xsIeft W 1tcheE0fs A6A'fs ana sis. Clou~h's
mrs " q ;hsnof's Adnrs ana ajs.-nv Siyfus a
\ 1ecree pronodnced IN thoss casos by tks Circuis
o. urt Of the City Of Richnlond, on the Ist iny of
February, 1850 Inc undersigned. q Con Sssioi1srs
OF said CONT, wifi proceed, en- THURSDAY. che
s0th day Of 1uns. 1859. 1t N o'clock. n. fair,
n not Che next lair day, TO sell Of public auction,
on the premfses the follow ing described HeeI ~
ti6 70 Wit; All the property situated q the corner
Of Broad sod siSth sts, IN the city Of Richmond:
Bread street, I36 IS feet on the west side Of ixh
st. being the sArae property mentioned IN the pro-
ccedings ia said SUITS, or much thefeof ~ may
be necessary 20 satisfy tins claims establishes IN the
SAID quits
The terms of sale will be - bI]ows, to wit One.
third Of the purchase money TO be psd tn cash; the
bsisnce tn two equal payments At and II months
from the day II sale, for which the purchaser will
give negotiable notes. yell endorsed pay able ct the
Bank Of Virginia. 10 the said fifty: tho title of the
property 70 be retained until the rurehmse money
issuly paid, and convex decided BY the Court
ANDREW JOHNST0N. cn,n,r.
TnpS w DnSWELL. Som
P Son the loo described In the foregoing adv or.
tsement. there IL large nireber Of buildings o.
cupied for stores and other purposes By its favor
valuable real estate Broad street. Z will be SOLD
iuto lots and tenemepts Of various as according
to plat ami survey to be exh 'bit-d at the time Of
sale The taxes for 1859 to De paid ~ the purcha-
ser8. GODDlN d ASPEReON,
nv 80 Auctioneerg.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
TY OF HENk1C0 Pursuant to a decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Henrco. in the case Of Hurcheson, VS.
Hutchesons executors and others, the undersigned.
as Commissioners, will SELL at public auctit n to the
highest bidder, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
fair day thereafter the flowing very valuable real
estate, situaFed on or near the Deep Run Turnpike,
aaout three miles from the city of Richmond, being
port;on OF ths property OF the late Ambrose Hut
ist 3ne tract called TOLL GATE" containing
as acres, situated Immediately on the road. about
I'd. portion Of tie :'eHANrILLAo Tract lying
on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the home
are valuable ice houses and An ice pond. This land
is IN nigh state OF improvement
IA acres lying on said road, about 81 miles from
the city of Richmond.
There are valuable improvements on this tract.
and valuable leo house. This land is in good
state of improvement
9Th. Attract Of land Immediately. opposite ''pen.
gether IN wood, and upon which there is great deal
sons desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
and can be seen at the office Of Jas ii Taylor son
in the city OF Richmond and the land will be sub
divided into lots, to suit purchasers
above property. are referred to Messrs James NJ
Taylor 4 Son, or to either of the undersigned one
of whom, Hugh NJ. Hutchesox, resides near the
premises.
TKRMs-One third of the purchase money In c ash;
and the residue IN two equal instalments atone and
two years from the day of salethe credit payments
to be secured By negotiable notes with interest ad
ded, and the title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid, and q conveyance directed by the
court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop Of
wheat and full possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end Of the present year
Inc sale Will commence at the GAt0Ss tract at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ
~ Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR l. Son
Auctioneers.
ALEXR HUTUHESON,)
JOHN A HUTCHINSON, lo
YOUNG, fooms.
HUGH N HUTCHINSON,
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FARM OF 800 ACRES,

In HANOVER COUNTY, on the main road,
leading to Hanover Court House, 10miles from Rich
mond. and within miles of Atiee's Station. on the
Richfiond and Fredericksburg Railroad. together
with stock, Crgps &C Will be sold on WEOnE S-
DAY, the 3th day of June. 1882 at IL O'Clock. If
fair II not he next fail day. upon the premises the
Farm locate rs above adjoinipg the lands of h. N
Fox Mrs Carter j Jones, Mrs MeGee and ais
abcr l6s or $50 acres cleared the balance tmbered
the most Of l. Ia original growth The land will be
sold with tbs whole growing crops, garden vegeta-
bles, &C. This land IL in foe order. and well adapt
ed to the growth heat, and tobacco. There
are three orchards on the place, and every variety
Of fruit The buildings are all ia perfect order, &C a.
sisting OF large two story dwellinx with rooms,
and all necessary cut houses There is on the place
good smith and sheelwrig hts shop, the former Of
which Is now In operation, and with q good run Of
work.
After the sale of land, will be sold all the stock
on the place. among which are2 fine Brood Mares,
now IN foal, Mules. Horses. Mich Cows, and about
~ f0gs and pigs, all the farming i'm plements bug
gy and harness. rockaway and harness, new sulkey,
smith and wneelwrights tools, also household and
kitchen furniture.
TKRMs-For the real estate, one.third cash: bal.
Ancc. IL and Is months, interest added Taxes for
1889 to be paid by the purchaser. Personal fleets
an sums OF S25 and over, 4 months credit; under
that amount, cash. GZ MlLES
Ps-Will be hired at the same time, 3 farm hands.
for the balance of the year. and one good Smith;
and will be sold slaves
aoDDIN 4 APPERsON,
Aucti0neers.
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Par Hours
-
CARS RACE, Sare The stesmer City Of Wash.
instob, from Liverpool Way %, passed Cape Race
{, day, aBd was boarded by tie nc~shost of the
Associated Press. Her adyoes are OF the highest
Importance.
Moatebeito. IL IL stated that the Austriaus, hf-
teen Thousand strong. attacked the position OF
Nsr,hsi BUaguay d'Hiilors, aud, after foer hours
farious combat, we're repaised, with a very heavy
loes in Killed aud two hundred prisoners.
The allies carried the city OF Montebeiio; but
aid not pursue the Austriaus further.
THE French loss is reported to have been seven
huadred KILLED. The actual number Of the
;, ench engaged in the 0stte il not known, bat is
Estimated A, between ak aud seven thousand, be.
,,des a reg meat Of Sandman cavalry.
The allies lost many officers, and one Austrian
colonel was among the captured.
The Austtssn accoant Of the battle, however,
=. s.r. widely froa, the foregoing.
The S,rdnisn war bulletin announces that the
srtresne lett Of the Sandman army, under ueoe-
raj ssldiui, had forced = passage over the River
ss.iA, puttiag the Austriaps to hight.
t;an Gsribsldi kad entered Gsven with six
ttoessnd taen for revolutionary purposes.
ramored that six British men.ofwar had
Ct tered the Adrstic.
THE LATEST.
Revolutionary movements are report d IL Lom-
ns73y.
The King Of Naples is dead, and Francis the
The Engish admiralty have formally invited
81, p,sals Ter monthly msil to Australia By the
sAy of Panama.
general .afe.lag e the Atlantic Telegraph
l,us2aay hsi .,een called TO sanction the agree.
-lrHt with 'iIs hfiti-h government, and 20 issr"
900 O0S capital
The r is Nonitsur announces that France ad-
i.rts &c the abolition Of rJtvsteeriua. aud that
-. - aea yai AJAX ,ogs-s the coemy's goods.
ne psr;. BoErse clone drm. Three per cents
zers atots6 at 60 francs t5 eentimes.
COMMERCIAL
Cation closed dull. aud prices easier, but nj =
hanged Holders sho~ed disposition ~ press
s,e..
PrcadsiufT. duh and noninsliy unchanged. Pro.
VISIONS steady.
Csns0ls closed 9l94492.
LATEST COMM SRCIAL INT gLIIGkNCE.
r1rftr :, Msv q - Cottcn-sz.'H of three days
i.Ipnh,r, N srket esslsr. but locations unchang
. Holders otfrr freely, but seo~ 10 disposition TO
,r4., ,.lrs kxpor;ers look Is baies Orleans
SifdifuC - Uplaads 3lh Closed steady.
Bresdstut,-F ioai iuli lad prices weak. with lit
lie irariIy; sales AZ lis TO las. Wheat STEADY
so4;hsru lRs 9IeDi3s. Corn dull and sloS of sale:
rfsc,s changed.
,ngar dali Ccffse sn6 Rice quiet Turpentine
steaiy k'sn dali at IS ldel s3d-
C1uSols ga
The weather continues favorable for erors.
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NEW York, juno 4.-Flour-The market 10 de-
pressed and prices have declined spn cts sales Of
$50 bb,s state S5ta@s7's Ohio $7e0T.25; South.
erp 81 1647 s..
whest1-The market has declining tendency:
Red isat1io0 cents
90 cts. - ''''''S
Pcrk-Thc market 10 dull; sales Of Mess al Sic 20
tDT.75; Prime ST So ~V
Beef Is heavy; sales at $ildI5.
nard-Ine market is heavy at iihGsi2 ctr
whisky-Ths IN srket is duh at rs eta.
, BALTIMORE, June &-flour closed very dull and
neaNy; Howard street 81: aad Ohio and City Mills
- held at the same price Wheat closed dull and
lower white ifeG9iSsc; red lseeai60 Corn closed
dull; yellow sass; white $50 sSc WHISKY firmrr;
Ohio ssNfsy, new wbiskey is held at aas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
FROM MASHINHTNN

WASHINGTON, June 4.-fndian Superintendent
Cs!lius, Of New Mexico, announces to the Indian
boreAu the perfect safety OF the Southern Overland
Asit route. Agent Stock, WHO proposes to meet
: n1e 800 Indians upon the ella TO distribute the
usual quots Of agricultural implements, writes
thai hs gusrd on the occasion will consist of ten
Srr cans, armed only with hoes and whips.
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
over two millions Of dollars bnt the drafts smou ut.
lus TO above three millions, there is on baud SUBJ
Jet 70 draft only four millions.
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FIRE COYINGION. KY.

CiSeISSATI, June "a fire occurred at Coviag-
Ton, Ny, yesterday Afternoon, by which the bsg-
ging factory of Roberts Co. was entirely destroy.
cd involving loss of $4,000, on which there is
Int srifiiDg insurance. One hundred and twenty
mea and women we're thrown out of employment
he FIRE extended to the CoviUgton locomotive
works, which were dam aged 70 the extent Of 5000
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AUCTluN SALES.
Hf6xED 1n
BY Alexander Mott.
pEREMproRY SALE OF DRY GOODS

DEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS
= AND MERcHAN TAILORs FURNISHING
GOODS AT AOCf ION ITO close sundry t6nsisn.
Tsatsy VII bs So 1t sHcticu, @ ny store. o.
20 stella shsws new styles; 10 pieces Printed irish
Linens. Tissues. Lawns. Table Diapers. Hnckefback
Cotton Hapdkerchiefs. Lfuen Bosom sawing elk,
Mitis ~ Gloves, L. ces. imbroid6ry
MERCHANT TAILOks' STOCK .-Ccpsisting Of
some very fine Gauzs merino shirft. very hue Lfsle
thread do. fine Satin Mobair btoclrs. supH n lad
en- and Marseiiles Coaars linen and HarseilIes
shirts. lin IN Coats Vests. Pants SCI Cloths Csssi
meres. yestings dc. !.
.Also-i0 cases silk Bonnets; Sc. ses Ladies' and
Mems shoes
TssMs An sums over $50, sixty days credit ;
uId $50. cash. ALeX MOTT,
Jeb Auct oneer.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAHAWBA, FROM
HAVANA
INVESTIGATION OF FORGERY CASE.

BosToS, Jane 3.--Tbe Government Commission
ers that were seut TO Salem to investigate an al.
iszed forgery of six hundred pames TO q petition
f5t the appointment of Dr. Lorir K as collector of
Salem, report the forgery clearly proved. Mr.
Pike, present collector, has been summoned to
Washington. II is Tumored that additional rich
developments are to grow on. Of this investiga-
ton
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NRUsT SALE OF NEW KENT LAND.

i By virtue of a deed of trust from Robt Tay lor
bearing date the 4th day OF Decen Der. 1859 duly
cd the trustee therein appointed. viii proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises ON TUES.
DAY the l4th day Of June. 1882 tf far if not the
ne xt fair day beginning at IL o'clock NJ the real
estate in said county. conveyed in said deed. con-
s.sting of q tract IF land containing about l721z
acres lying about five miles below New KentC. H..
ani about 21a miles from the Psmunkey river and
BOUNDED by the lands of lanes O'Dell deceased Ed
ward langley and Ira L. B)wles, with the house
aud improvements thereon
TERMS, ne-third cash (; balance upon a credit of
one and two years for bonds bearing int rest from
day of sale, and secured by lien on the property.
RR HCWIS0N.
nv 2I-lAw2Wad Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE

L TRACT CT WoeD LAND. CONTAINING 36lk Acnls.
ON THE WaITI OAK SWAMP. 3 MILES BLOW RICE.
MoND.-As trustee in certain deed Of srust from
%)hu Otey and wife. dated I'd November, 1883. duly
quest ofthe creditor named In the sad deed proceed
to sell at public suction on MONDAY the seh day of
june 1852 in front OF HeUrico County Court HOUSE,
commencing at IL O'Clock the tract Of land locar
ted above. containing 36lx acres. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs John Fisher, Henry 1lm6rs. 4
G Hobson and others.
The soil for the most part IL excellent, and there
is ON the tract . large parcel Of timber and pine
VOID.
TERMS: Enough 1, cash to defray expenses Of sale,
aud to pay of note OF $780, with interest from 9Th
May 1889 and TO the residue Of the proceeds. on
such terms as may be announced at the hour Of
sale.
Taxes for 1883, to be paid By the purchaser
W G0DoIN, Trustee.
aODDIN 4 AppTRs0N Auctg my -
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By Richard Cauthorn.
HOUSE AND LOT IN PORT MAYO

a FOR SALE ATAUCTION-By virtue of deed
Of trust to the undersigned from Cbas roberts and
Elizabeth his wife, and duly recorded in the Clerks
office OF the County of HenIco. / VII sell at auc.
ton. on MONDAY goth june. at "a O'Clock. N.
the premises. two lots OF Ground in the tewn Of
Port Mayo situated at the intersection of Ii usiana
street with the Williamst urg Road, upon which
there is a comfortable Brick Dwelling, with kiich.
en-. enclosure. well in the yard. &c. dc Selling as
trustee. shall convey with special warranty
though the title IL believed to be updoubted
TERMs-Cash, as to SO mich of the purchase money
as may suffice to def sy tie expenses of executing
this trust. and TO discharge q bond due to VIM
Kelly, by said Roberts, amounting TO $780, the bal
snce upon such terms as may be indicated by said
Roberts. LAhkIN FORD, Trustee.
Pale conducted by X CAU1rUFN jeI
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FOR EUROPE.

NLS l oRE, June 3.--The steaE,trs Vanderbilt
aHa CITY Of baltimore sailed hence to-day for Liv~
S'pool. the former taking nearly 40 passengers
upwards Of 81 10000 In specie, aud the latter
~ pesssakers aud is00.00c q specie
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COYNE R's WHITE AID BLACK

~ SULPHUR SPRIN9S.-Ihis watering place
will be open for the reception of visitors on the Ist
of June. 1t is situated the li15e and in full rietu
af;as Vir0iata and Tennessee Railroad, about halt
a mile from B)nsack's Depot, Roanoke, Virginia at
which said depot an omui6rs will always be found
to the rripg5.
These White and Black fulphur waters have eff
fected numerous cures.
The WHIrE SULPHUR, aggravated rases of Dyspep.
STA. serious affections of tho Liver, Kidneys aud
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
&c females
The BLACK SULPHUR. all kinds Of diseases of the
kin, aggravated cases Of letter and ether erup-
tons Of the Skin.
The acco umedstions are equal to any to be found
in the mountain of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, to-
gether with flne band Of Elusic, and every other
attraction usually found at first class watering
places-as to all of which We beg to refer to the
large number of persons who awe heretofore visit
ed the place. ! A HHFELElNGEH,
my i7-dt!stAnE Proprietor
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

T'KUBTEES Sale OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON THE EAST SIDE or 80, BETWEEN
JACKSON AND DUVAL sTREETp.-As Trustee
II seitafH deed dated goth April. 1882 duly ~
corded IN mo Aichmond Hustings Court. / shall
sell at public auctiof, On the pr misses on THURS
DAY, the b day of june. 1854, at O'Clock P NJ +,
the real estate conveyed by the said deed, consist
formerly owned by Gustavus Opitz now renting
TOT % per mouth adj oinipg the property of John
Adams. fronting 20 feet, running back 100 feet.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re-
tanned till all tbe purchase money be fully psij-
The taxes for 1859 o be paid BIZ the purchaser
my 81 AUGUSTUS B0DEKEK, Trustee.