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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-21

TO FEMALES.-An disease peculiar to females as
suppressions Irregularities &c. speedily and eectuay
removed
~ The French Periodical Drops and Pills for the
years. 49, ~ wa
Dr. Hills Preventive, for married ladies any
direction secure from observation Price S. Persons at
distance may. consult DR. Hill by letter post paid de
serbng their case, have medicines securely put up
and forwarded to any part of the United States with full
and explicit directions or Office arranged with sep
arate apartments that patients but the Doc
tor. 49, ~
Dr. H. makes no charges for short consultations Post
PAID Letters duly answered Those requiring much adj
wee should enclose small Fee sufficient to compensate
1or the time required to write the answer.
va Office hours from a. IN. to D. m.
Very respectfully, Dr. C, A. HILL
Office No. So Main street. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-21
S1O.OO0 REwARn,

ana lndlan Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrh@a,
Gleets Structures Whites Pains in the Back and Loips
Seminal Weaknesses Affections of the Kidneys Irrita,
9n OF the Uretha Gravel and all the disorders of the
urinary organs without the least restriction to diet drink
exposure or change in the application business These
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-21

REMOVAL.-The undersigned has re-
moved his place of business from Bridge street to
Waldo streetn the Shop lately occupied by j. b. Bonpe
where he prepared to do all kinds House and
Carriage Painting at the shortest notice. and the most
reasonable terms Thankful for favors, would
cit the continuance of liberal share of the public pat
ronage. q. L. MORSE
jail d3rn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-21

A THE INTERNATIONAL HO-
1888 TEL, BROADWAY, corner FRANKLIN ST.
IsvRSssN NEW YORK, offers inducements to Merchants
iliHsH and Tourists visiting New York. unsurpassed
EE&E u by any Hotel in the Metropolis The following
among the advantages which it possesses
and which will be appreciated by all trav eIers
lst central location convenient to places of business
as well as places of amusement.
I'd Scrupuously Clean well furnished and well VENT
JARED sleeping apartments.
Sd. Large and superbly furnished sitting rooms with a
magnificent Ladies Parlor commanding extensive view
of Broadway.
Attn Being conducted the European PLAN visitors can
live in the best style, with the greatest economy.
5th. 1t is connected with
Taylor's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors have their meals or if they desire
they will be furnished in their own rOomc
9Th The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel is ac
knowledged by epcures to be vastly superior to that of
any other Hotel in the city.
With all these advantages, the of living in the IN
IRRATIONAL is much below that of any first class
Hotel A. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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PAINTING AND GRAINING.

The undersigned having returned Worcester has re-
stunned the business of House and Sign Painting Grain
ing in all their various branches All orders received at
his shop 23ls Main street. stairs. will be promptlo
tended TO- Using none but the best stock and having
the best worknen, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
the public patronage. MILTON T. CARTER
f26 d3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
Bf T. NJ. MCCORMICK. AUCTIONEER
ALEXANDRIA CITY, VI.

INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IRON FOUNDRY,
~ TOOLS, &c, Sc.-By virtue Of n deed Of trus. from
oue a LeFa XII t." s S T ~ sPo SEy
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the premises, ~ Alexandra, Va
the following valuable property:
lst LOT OF GROUND bounded follows c"n
menclng at the intersection OF Pitt and Wks streets. run
ming west 2f6 feet 10 inches Wilkes street 10 81 AShrh
the exception Of lot fronting =. feet on st, A,sl "h
depth of lis fcetl thence easwary 40 feet /" i'cc, !"
Fit street. thence north with Pit street 80 feet inches
TO The beginning.
Th, property frynis Immediately The Orar,g" aud
Alexandria Railroad and Is improved By substantial aud
well appointed fire proof FOUNDRY, lpO by to feet bui
of brick with slate and las the necessary Sheds
oubudings and fixtures FOR first elias. Foundry b"'
ness
u. 4 GROUND RENT Of s22 per the 10; Of 9.
By lis feet fronting on 81; Asaph street.
81. A LOT nj the Intersection Of 81. Asaph AMI dIbpo
streets fronting Gibbcn ~ four inches AMI running
back S. asap street. E"rthwarily ~ feet to Ten I"
THIRTEEN LOTS fronting on Gibbon street Il feet six
inches each, with depth (northwnriy) OF 10 feet 10 ten
foot alley .
Also, STEAM ENGISE-cylinicr 10 inch diameter, q
Inch stroke, with tubular boiler.
2castiron CCP0LAS Of 81 diameter and 10 feet hl2!i
Platform scale Force Pump
2 Charcoal and Casting Grinders
Alden's Patent Blower; -Four Wheel Truck
Scale Beam, for Weighing Boilers and Heavy CASTINGS
. Large and Small Crane
Core Oven and Fixtures
lot Car and Engine Wheel Chl> and CorcI
Also Quartering Machine for Boring Crank Pin ll"irs
built by Lowell Machine Company
Wheel Drawing Machine Fan Blower
Lot Of Grind Stones
Polishing Wheel and Fixtures together with large as
sor;mcnt Of Chppr Csels Taps aud Dies, spirit Levels
and great variety of Macnis,s Blacksmith. and Boiler
Makers Tools too extensive Ia specify IN ADVERTISEMENT
but comprising such tools used in all offensive manu-
featuring establishments.
large Herrings fre.Proof safe
Circular saw and Saw Bench
Double WHIP saw, Wood Turning; Latli"s
set q feet Iron Bleaching Rollers
TEKN> oF S.LK-F"r real estate, onethh cash, balance
In r. Is am - months with interest deferred pay
y ~ nf,ul
all under slDD cash, that sum- six months -"
approved endorsed notes with Interest added
WI. GREGORY,
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees.
VI. y MCNElGl,
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JUS T. FOWELI., J
Sept 2I-dlwdcm
Mrs. AND MISS MINOR,S FEMALE

4Nl ACADEMY, near Chester, will commence Its next
session October LIST, 1852 and continue ill July LIST, ls
The location is remarkably heahul and eligible, and is
very accessible being the Railroad between Richmond
and Petersburg.
The family and boarding department will be Under the
charge Of Mrs Minor whose known character ami cxpr.
rence sufficient guaranty of her fidelity and efficiency
The Literary Department will be under the charge OF Miss
Ada Byron Minor aided by her sisters and other competent
Instructors.
In addition to the usual course Of English, ample provl
sion has been made for the study Ancient and Modern
Languages French aud German will be taught Jas every
living language should bel that they be spoken and
written while, the time, they will be studied the.
CRITICALLY, afford the pupil by comparison, more tho.
rough knowledge Of her tongue Greek and Latin will
be taught by Mr. James " Moore graduate OF several
colleges and IN able and experienced teacher.
The studies above mentioned, including Drawing and
Painting, will complete the course OF Instruction through
which the pupils according TO age and capacity will he
successfully conducted.
Reference is confidently made 10 all the former patrons
OF the school, and 10 all who have any knowledge OF its
character.
deduction made for loss Of ,Ime except in Of
pro,racied illness.
TERMS
Board including washing, lights, fuel &c, per session o.
nine months
Instruction In English for all II years OF age, sn
Inucr.
Music on Earps two lessons u week. hour zach. 20
Piano.
uultar '''''''''''-'-
French and Latin each :"
CHHSrgR, CHESTERFIELD CorSTr, Va
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TMusTEE,s SALE or 1924 Az ACRES IL s, OF

MOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA
rrustr. ~ certain deed Of trust from Mr. Richard
~ Kens dated nth OF February, lN' aud duly record
ed -a proceed sill AZ public auction at the Office Of
Me>s- Grddiu AppcrsOp, corner Of Bank and It'll IT'S
in tue city II Richmond. Friday the 18th Of October,
i>, cors H., the following valuable Texas and,,
viz.
Trc" sections o: land each containing 60 acres lying IN
The site Of Texas. and which granted to The sat
iu by Gcorg- r Wood, Governor 81 The :ad STATE "'
Texas by grant, bearing date the 10Th OF March, -
and are described Ia ssid grants follows TO vii: no Ia
vol 80 acres situated Robertson District on the tt-i-
er water the Savas"to river, eight miles hereiro,
and about twelve miles above the san Anoho roah D?
virtue OF land scrip No. issued 10 VIM Richie by Her
nv smith Secretary al tie Treasury, the lbh Of Deceu
brr l-j. sud iy him transferred 10 III" saih Heifs-
Another section No. s29 situated on the waters
OF stcalv creek branch OF the Nayasoto river marked
MN and the other section Of land No i.3, situated On the
waters Of Birch creek branch OF the Sarasoto river marx
ed and in said grants the boundaries OF the three
section. Of Land aforesaid particularly Set forth aud de-
scribed" The Of SALE Instead ofbens FOR cash, will
b. onefourh cash. balance at siS twelve and eighteen
months. for .Eoiae notes. interest added secured by
trust deed or title retained These lands are believed 10
he valuable and all information In respect 10 them which
. In pos,,.,ion Of the trustee will be cheerully given By
him LUTHER H. sflLh"N' trustee.
saI. by G0rbIS 4 APPEESOS Aucts. Sept 2f-cidS
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
TIE CnRNEE nE CANAL AND slNIu SrEELrs FOR

SALE AT hlCTlDN.
the requcs; OF SIR Christopher waltlall shall sell.
IA public auction, the premises, THURSDAY,
2sth September. 10? at ~ O'Clock, T. ~ that very 'ag'
real located above The 10; has front the
SOuih.c OF Canal OF 1874 feet, aud depth OF ltj
fee; :lc East ie Of 9Th street, and front also the
canal u tie jane River and kanawha Company OF about
80 feet.
There Is this !oi large brick Lumberlousc and two
aud handsomely finished Dwclngs-one of which j.
occupied 10y Mr. Waltha. The lot will he subiyidcd
accorIin. TO plat and survey 10 be At Office
Taking into consideration that the foregoing lot las awat2r
front the canal thu, saving drayagc IL Is justly
garrd among The valuable IN this city FOR lumber
yard store, or !HT.- ear"hOGsr.
Tie Dwellings admirably well arranged and have all
the modern Improvements Of gas water culvcrs marble
NANTES ,Sc.
fourth cash; balance at (, and IL months,
for negotiable note, interest added secured by rus;
deed GUDDlS * APPERsON, Auc;s.
r. S-Tlc foregoing property, whole, can hr bought
privately before the day Of sale. Sept 2u-tds
PosrPcNENIsG TO give time 20 complete some improve.
way, the above sale Is postponed 10 Tuesday,
the lltlI October. at s.. o'clock =. NJ.
September -, I>59 GOpDISk APPERS0N, Auct..
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VIRGINIA MECHASICS, INSTITUTE

f7NIIE School Of Design Of the Mechanics Institute Will
be on.ped for the admission OF scholars on the even
Ing OF TUESDAY October 9Th and, thereafter, will be in
session every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
until the first OF April, lsGO.
Messrs Grant and IIenriques have been engaged as
teachers and the committee feel justified by past expert
ece In recommending them fully competent perform
all the duties satisfactorily. Besides the exercises 10
hand sketching and simple geometry, and the n,
cate branehe, OF mathematics lectures will be delivered
every Thursday evening" on some practical conncct
ed with the exercises OF the scholars.
Every arrangement will be made to insure the comfort Of
the scholars and to afford facilities for their advancement
All persons who wish to attend will apply either
Of the undersigned, to ". Leweyn Secretary OF the
Institute from whom certificates be obtained and with,
out which no one will be admitted into the school.
Terms ~ per session Of three months.
TII0S II. WYSNEl c,,,
J1NI r f roWEhi [sehOoI Of Design.
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MIL y ~ II i :: & II . . l.,
WEST POINT. VIRGINIA.

". WESTON FOSTAINE, L. =: Va, Principal.
TIIIIE Subscriber ae Principal Of III. Cr.r.ve Acnd
envy, King Queen virginia. proposes to open. on the
h:si MOSDAl !H october n"S', Classical, Mathematical
aud Military Scnr ut West Point the terminus OF
the Richmond and York River Railroad The situation -
Immediately salt water c"Euianfn: fine view OF
York river and n9rdng in the recently erected buildings
every advantage fnr bathing. FOR health beauty 81
scenery few place" In Eastern virginia compare With
H. Tie course Instruction will be preparatory TO the
University Of Virginia; embracing Chemistry Natural Phi.
Iosoply, Mathematics and the Latin Greek, French and
German Languages.
Tn. Principal, who has had considerable experience
an Engineer, will give instruction In Practical Civil EnS.
rins and surveying Every Student viii he required 10
inin The D;ill Glass uness specially excused.
TERMS:
Board per session Of months (igts eNcrptcd siJ un
Tuition In English branches Ancient Languages
French aud German, ,cLchl. .... ~ w
Paymeis-one.haL LIT Of October, and onehaf Is; oil
March.
Vest Point l, accessible from Norfolk by steamboat ana
will by the Isl OF September be connected with Eichmond
by steamboat and -aroad line.
For Circular, with references: and fuller Information,
address the subscriber, until the 18th Of September,
a"Acquinon. knl William virginia.; after that date al
West Point, Virginia"
r. Shave secured e. ". lICBD,Rp. 4. as Assistant
Aug 1j-cwt1Oct ". WINSTON FOSTAlSt-
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..RIyERLANpD FOR SALE.

pY virtue OF the last will and tesfHmrn; Of James W.
Id Siblet deceased. shall sell to the highrs; bidder,
on the premises, FRIDAY, TIE SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, that valuable Tract Of Land known ~
"RIyERLAND," lying In the county Of sussex, mile,
from the Courthouse - mile. from Petersburg by way
Of the Plank Road, from which it is distant miles, con
tanning III acres, more or less.
The buildings consist Of good Dwelling House, Kitchens.
Co.,onouse Th-sshlng House, Tobacco Barns an! all
other necessary ouhonscs; and the LAID lying for mere
than miles along the southern bank ." Notioway rver
Is inferior in the country in point Of facility and
Situation There several good shad fisheries along te
river which abound with that excellent fish The orchards
are young and very fine, comprising choice selection OF
appr and peach trees from which fifteen twenty barrels
Of brandy might be made annually Srrat deal Of tie
arabic land Just been subdued 10 state OF cultivation,
and being bottom land Is considered almost neShausOle,
producing very often, hhy bushels OF corn per acre
for and tobacco large and very fertile,
and III. crop Of wheat rraped this year will, Il Is thought,
exceed fifteen hundred bushels. There Is good deal "ieN-
ceent timber both Of pine and oak Ind the range for
stock OF all kinds Is excellent. farther description i
deemed unnecessary hoped that persons desiring 20
purchase will visit the plasc and examine for themselves
At the time and place, shall sell tie PLANTATION
living COURTEOUS. road four miles from stony Creek
Depot, and the distance from tie Courthouse. THIS
Trac contains 3l acres, about half G which In woods
Of na growth. The remainder is under state Of cr-
vatiOn and well adapted 10 the goNi Of Corn Cotton,
Wheat and Tobacco.
The building. "or.s; Of Dwelling. House. Kitchen,
Stables &C., al! of which, however little or; Of repair.
There i good orchard on the premises.
Persons desrnst" purchase s FaFm viii please call on
me At "Rivcrlani.'
Terms accommodating. aud made known the dIy Of
sale Aldre. EOBT. I. NiILErT. Exrof
JAS v. NIBLErT, deed,
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u - III nN,n COL MN

DY virtue OF the last will and Testament Of Peter Gucr
ID rant decd, the undersigned will, the "ih day
OF OCTOBER, 1872 upon the premises SELL 10y way OF pub
lie auction, TIE TRACT OF LAND upon which said GGer-
resided the time OIL death, containing about 'l
Acres lying In Floyd county the head waters Of Little
River II miles from the Bent Mountain. - miles from sa-
lem Depot ~ mile. from Cs:iansburs Depot aud IL miles
from Floyd COUt.liorsc. The improvements are OF tie
valuable character, consisting OF large ana cotio'
dous Brick Dwelling House. Brick Office and smoke House,
all with tin roofs large Barns Stables Sheds comfortable
Negro Cabins, fine Merchant Mill Girls; and saw MILL
About Acres OF this land is cleared aEi well set IN
grass anil the whole Of il Is under fence The land Is 81
good quality producing WE'LL Corn, Wh"si, Rye Oats ana
Tobacco. IL Is In fine, OF the most complete STOCK
FARMS Ia Soulful Western Virginia. There several hun
red Of fine meadow land on H. Persons desng !"
purchase farm exclusively foT stock purposes, could not
do than examine this land, thc nils viii FUR.
ush all abundant supply Of grain for all family purposes,
and It's accessibility the fine Tobacco growing regions o
Roanoke Franklin and Henry counties furnish market ~
the door the large surplus OF Horses Mules and Cdue
which may be raised on tue land.
We WILL also the 18th day Of OCTOBER, lsJ, sen,
upon the premises, TRACT OF LAND, formerly Owned
By Samuel D. Light containing about $50 Acres aaI".in;
the lands OF Anderson ldngs, Elijah Wilson and Others
About onc.af of this land is cleared and producing well
all the usual CROP, Of this country The improvements con-
sIs Of Dwelling House, Barn and other Out Iouses
TgESs:-A credit Of /, j. and wears IN equal insia'
ments viii be given; the purchaser giving bond WIZ az
proved personal security, ard the iii: wi lie withheld
(or deed Of irst required the purchaser may ptecr
as further security NALENIlHE THRASH,
GEORGE kEFACvEE,
Admrs with the Will annexed Of Peter Gucrrans, decd
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Mn2THERN MARKETS

sl7mol.g. Oct. 6.--Flour is firm at 50 %.
,,,,g., !, is, fam: white 81 goal -. red 81 Ii
rs, ,..'g-n & active and has an upward ten
~, new whi,e &c. old S6aS> Cts, yellow
SHE. Provisions are active; Bacon Shout
l.. S.sS2 rs; Sides lc!a,as cts; Mess Pork
= -5-!t, v.iu. Sll:. Wh!>Aey is firm at
,;.,gci>
is lo%a. Oct Noon Flour is firm
ar.-i :s '!r.G. with light sales. Corn is firm;
-,rl held At SjaS9 cts. PORK is heavy; mess
.5;e, prime ST. 30 Whiskey is held 1t 2Sc
;; .> arr irregular a:.l moderately active; Vir-
IA IS So.
.~ry Cotton IS very dull. Flour is
...,q,:: >"G;hvrm unchanged. White wheat
:, s!!2..ic Mixed Rad yellow corn e5cas L.
lax i Luoyan,: mess Si5.a0al5.G2; prime
Gn51,l" - Sugar is firm; Musco"ado 5ta
.urp,a.ine is dull RoSin is heavy at $50.
a.s is Q.et.
.--Ixs.> -
Erw ORLEANS MARKET Der. 4.
i,o7-S,-- to.l.y .: jGJ0 bales y; iia!lLc for mid.
s..:y. i-rrgi.r sales Of three days 5000 bales:
.. TO- Ago. o-S against % CO., the receipts Of the
...,oaG.a; prrioi last year The receipts thus far
- e. =: ), this port ar. S5.utp bales Sugar trn
-. 70, {, fr. a. 10 ~ Tor Mess. COee 6rm AZ !!
- .;,@: Eio.
MOBILE MNEKEf, Der.
C'5a-s .les today o: .r Ges 1T l0a aloe for mid
=, s,!c ihr-- days 5000 bales; receipts DO $4,000
~, r:,i:sts or Cotton to Liverpool s.td Sterling ex
..s:: =. Is1 per cen'. prem.
AUGUSTA MARKET, Der l.
l:2x;a'es to-day Of 80 bales; the market closing
siyASSAa NSRkrT, ocn4
.5:.!:-Sale. to-day Of 80 bales.
CHARLESTON WIsSyr ocT
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE
CORNER VI FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
IT

OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER VI FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
TENlS school for YOUNG LADIES will open the LIST OF
October, 1852 and close the 3D If June, 1850 The
course fstudy will include al! tie branches essential to
complete and polished education and every facility
afforded for thorough instruction In each The Principal
Will be assisted by able and efficient corps q; teachers
among whom are Rev. Leo. Rosse d. d. Teacher Of sora
Science shumate Esq, Ancient Lansungs 1nh Hatu-
raj Sciences; Horace Chase, Esq, Music; l. j. Fisher
Painting; DIR. Bucher, German Misses 81 h. Carter and
A. L. Deaplane for the English Department Other teach
Of eminent ability will be secured by the opening Of the
Session. For term and other Information concerning the
School, see Circulars, or address 7. J.. GALLEiiER,
Principal, Richmond, Va
REYEREScgs-Rev D. s Doggett, u. D., Rev. Vim. II.
Wheelwright Rev. James A. Duncan, Rev. W. W. Bennett,
DR.. Thos Pollard Robert Wdgway ESQ.,, " A. Sturdrat,
Richmond; Rev. g. W. Carter, University Of Mississippi;
Rev T. E. Wiley presIden; Of T.. and II. College, Va.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TE1llE undersigned for sale his very valuable Farm
situated Ciinch River. in the county OF farewell
Va, miles west Of the Court House. containing go acres
OF good grass land is in the state, large portion 81
which finely In grass and 40 cattle IL is
situated good rghboFhopd, IS Encly watrrcd and
der excellent fence.
II has good meadows and finely adapted 10
wheat and other small grain and II Is believed tina, tobacco
could be raised successfully l. ha, good dwelling
and other necessary houses. and also good mill s!:c
Those wishing purchase good stock farm would 10
well visit TGzcwell there number OF desirable
farms for sale In the county.
The above Farm he purchased The most accommO
dating terms By paying part o; The money down, credit
of several years viii lee given iOr III. balance by paying
the interest.
For further particular, npp:y to ;lm undersigned 4.
farewell Court House, Va.
WATKINS
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BUCRINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

LIME SubscfIbers orr Tor nNIc ihelr 1ar Slate EcT
in the county OF buckingham. IL contains l.UDJ
acres OF land, 100 being Of river bottom with wood hand
sufficient for the place. and productive any OH the
river II has two story dwelling wiihiour and all
necessary buildings for the placr Also young apple
and peach orchard Of select fruit This about four
or fye miles from the James River Canu Slate River IL
also navicahc stream for small boats, which makes II
~ convenient for getting produce market II adOins the
lands of Dr. Eol g. Jones Co" ". \. Ford and Others SIT
uaed in healthy section Of country, convenient 10 .rycrh
churches, post offices and mills.
We deem It unnecessary To say NOR about II. as those
WISHING purchase, view the place, and judge for
themselves get any information fru subscribers by
adhrc. s!ng ;hrH st DIANA Mills, buckingham.
TIE purchaser, by paying twu three thousand dollars
the first payment; get five sX years, longer time
IL desired. make other payEicuiS, deferred payments
bearing incres. from "a? ~ SALE title retained till all pay
men,s made JOHN x SAMUEL ALLEH.
Sent li-cwif
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q. 5. 7:.ILsrE.Msi,Ip ROANOKE Foi'

FEIIIE ROANOKE, Capt Couch, wIIes,e
i here Is; . clock, =. NJ, Friday, the - xsyS;,
ith Instant lel[SL"
Passengers are requested TO b. on board Slsa{s3l
Ia due TIM.
vIlryr., or board the Slip
ras.9s 10 York. state included, only - meals
cX,T.
:. c.lse passage only g..
Passage 10 Norfolk zane as by The river boat.
Excursion tickets for III. round trip only $l insludlng
meals and GOOD by Of the until lst November
Freight received to-day Thursday and up 10 the hour OF
O'Clock, T.. ". friday unless sTfrency bc received
prior TO thai hour
Consgnees are requested send for their goods ,odaT
Freight Boston y be forwarded directly on at mod
rate of freight anil with 's rrentcs; dispatch
Oct CT LrDlAM L WATSON.