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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

AAA MN
PURE PROFITABLE EXTRACTS; W U
UP IN GLASS CASES. -AfR TIGHT, WILL
KEEP IN my
The FAMILY CT lTH9RTIC PILL is q
gentle but active Cathar .ic.shich the proprietor
has used in his practice ~ more than tWerty years
The constantly inereas- ~ ing demand rom those
Who have long used the = PILLS. and the ~satisfac-
ton which all expressin regard TO their use, has
inJueed M to place = them within the reach Of
all -
TIE Profession WE'LL know that different Ca
tharties &C. on diGerentl ~. portions Of the bowels.
The ANIL -THARTIC PILL has.
with due reference to ttnis we'll estahli shed fact
be-n compounded from ga variety OF the purest
Vegetables Extracts - whish act alike on every
sart Of the aiimentary - canal. and are GOOD and
SAFE in all cases where 2 a Czthartic is needed.
such as DERANGE = Of the sfOM
A g IL, SLEEPINESS-t - PAINS IN THE BACK
aND JOINS. COSTIVE-I MESS, PAIN N
OVER THE WHOLE BODY. from
sudden cold, which fre- Q quently " neglected end
in = long course Of Re - yer. LOSS OF Ape
TITE, A ~CREEPING = SENSATION OF COLD
THE BODY RE
II Z ACHE. WEIGHT IN TUE
HEAD, all INFLAMMt TORY DISEASES,
WORMS in CHILDRE%I q o. ADULTS. RIIEUMA-
TISN. a great PURIFI- - ER Of the BLOOD and
many diseases to which, flesh is heir, too nuIner
Gus to me.tion in this advertisement
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHVIAnEIPHIA.
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases, E

COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and barKs OF our own climate. We give teStIns-
malls helOw from persons who have used Il thus .hoN
ing what dis easrs it invariably cures. such aS Fever
and Ague. Chills. Headache, Pain in the side, stomach,
Shoulders, Back, Hips and Limbs. Pslpiistion oIthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head Gen
sraI debility, Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma
and various other diseases.
At purihes the blood. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. prOpSy. Rheumatism and Neuralgia-
This medicine being a compound. works upon the
Liver, blood, Kidneys and Lungs-disgorges the Liver.
frees the Stomach and bowels, removes eO5tiVen-ss.
aud pispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure for a bcFel
diseSse and can be taken with perfect safety. by ole
or young. 1t may be relied upon as an eradicGtor CT
the human system OF all or most diseases, OF the
blosd and II taken in time, a preventative from FAX
ing other diseases. such as bilious. internittent. y
phus and typhoid FeYers-
No diseases can exisa where the bloodis Z ade pure.
One or two hotties per year win secure health 10 any
family taken at any time to suit the patient
In suPrOrtO OF the ABOVE We insert the following vol
unIary certificates.
This is to certify that I was afflicted with proPsy
and female weaknesses for a number Of years. Ny
ply sicfans CAV { me up aud said that l was past re-
covsry. then usei DR.. Days Dandeiion Syrup, Il
gave immediate relief. ard an nov happy TO be ALE
10 say that l am perfectly we'll. MARY VI. MOORE.
Thu lie to eerify that have afflicted with the Lives
complaint. Asthma, palpitation e the heart. and
pains through the bsdy AMI limbs. After d~esPariDg
sfmedical aid. 1 happened to Re in Warren. ami msf
Or. Day and got a bOule Of Dandelion SyrdP, ast IN
a short time 1 was restored TO perfect health y
DR.. Johnson, Washington, Pa
I have used Or. Days Syrup by which my life was
preserved and I am now a healthy man.
P. WEAVER. Warren Ohio.
This is to certify that I have used Dr.. Days com
pound, l am satisfied with its use @
For Sale hy WooIs 4 Pew and Smith, Stratten &
Co, Warren Ohio.
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1850. E-r ez1E r~4
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WESr BEDFORD, Goshocton Co.. Nav -, la0f.
Mr.. 3. KINssLEV. Sir:-i have bee1 selling tho
medicines Of the Granenberg Company for the last ten
years. and have invariably 4 und them to give good
satisfaction: and the pills have sold to a good many
families as regularly as their tea and eonse. and with
my trade they become a staple article. Marshalrs
Uterine Cstholicon is q medicine that has do0e a great
amount OF good in female diseases. One lady I sold it
to told me she had received more benefit from one bot
tie than she did from a long course n medical treat
ment by the most skillful physicians.
Yogrs truly, JAMES Wilson.
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NARY 5

For Sale by WOODS & PEW. Warren; J. he JOHN
SON. Hartford; ENsIaS & SoULE. Newton Falls: E.&
S c. JACKSON, Hubbard; g ? CURTIS. Green; H Bar
yARD. Kinsman; AEDREws & BALDWIN Fowler T.
WoLcoTr. Pennington; and By Medicine Dealers gen
er1lly, throughout the State.
Inv & ls5g-v. Agent for Ohio.
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northern DiStrlCt OF OliO1
Edwin Ludlow, Trustee &c, Com
plsinant
vs. In Chancsry
The Clinton Line Rail Road Con-
Pany and Patrick LAWN Defend-t
ants
D.. Pursuant 20 an alias order ef sale to me directed
from the oeurt above named, in the case aboys en-
titled, pending in said court L shah eder for sale
at public auction. at the door Of the public house.
called the "Mansien House, in the village ana town
Of Hudson Summit County. Ohio, on the eleventh day
ofOctober, 1860. at two O'Clock, p NJ of that day. the
following described premises, and property OF the
s Clinton Line RAILROAD Company, situate and being
in the Counties Of Summit, Portage. Ges5gs,' AID
Trumbrll in the Stste Observation-Disclosures railroad
Of said Company. the right Of way and land occupied
thereiI together with the superstructure and tracks
thereon. and all rails and other materials used there
on, or provided therefor; the bridges, yiGducis. Gull
gerts, fences. depot grounds and buildings thereon;
engines, tenders. cars, tools, materials machinery,
. and all other personal property Gneluding a quaint
" Of stone. both dressed and undresssdJ oitne Said
= Clinton Line Railroad Company" and ala sSid
- Company's right thereto and interest therein; TO
gether with the tolls, rent, income, to BE had or lev
led thereupen, and all franchise, rights and plVi-
5-leges Of said Company to or concerning the same
q The real estate and mixed property are appraised
at seventy thousand dollars
: VIZ COLLINS. Special Master. &c
RANNEY. BAoKDS NOBLE, and W0RfHIhGToN
& MATTHEHs. Sols. for Csmpt.
= Isept $3.50, GEi
"nOTDnNEMENT
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

THE LIVER LTYTG0RATOR n FAMILY
CATHAR1TC Ills are rvtailed by Draggists gen
orally. and sold Wholesale by the trade IN all the large
towns. s. 7 W. SANFORD. VI. D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Jan e5, Ia6O-Iy 3a5 Broadway, New York
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NEW STOCK-CHOICE GOODS
lust received, a fine lot OF VestinRs
=. Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. Just the thing for the
season
July 9th, 1850. IL Market streeS
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MRS. ROBINsON's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co.. May LIST, 1859.
This certi6es that I have been in very poor hesth
for years. and found little or no relief after employing
q numter Il physicians. Ny disease was P~roLtpsiS
Uteri. I had been reduced by that and Finer Albus
Rntil I had become liberated to q considerable extent
By the advice Of Dr. ". Bushnell. I procured and
took six bottles Of Marshalls Uterine Catholicop.
which enabled me to attend TO my husband in bis last
sickness until he died, which was about a year since
I have taken three bottles since his death. which has
made ms able to labOr and support my family uf three
children. The Cath0'icOn has nearly restored me TO
health. II is the only thing that has mitigated my sur
fering. for which 1 feel very grateful.
MARY 8 ROBINSON.
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and why7 because it nsvsr fails to afford ~iHstaHta
He0HS rehef, when given in time. 1t acts as i by
magic. and one trial alone will convince you thai
In W. - L. L. IL cnrtnEnn
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TEALTH OF AMERICAN woMEN,

H Fr0z ben. r. Daily &srs. (EditOhsIJ
We esirs to cali attention 70 a letter from Dr. Joshzs
Bridge, on Health Of An ericAn women" in another
column. he trests the subject in an abie manner. and
has skill and medical juiEment nay be relied upon.
Fr0m the Stsang ErsRiag ErPress.
M&rshaH's Uterine CafhoIieon has proved to be fully
as valuable a. It Is claimed to be in many severe tests
made > medical gentlemen and others. DR.. Bridge 10
q regnlGr physician Of very hne sttainmeots, . man %
crest judgmen and Discrimination, 3 i~udieious asd
highly successful practitioner. in all aisease1, espe-
ciSlly these Of women and children.
FROM PHYSICIANS.
Marshan's Uterine catkoiicon will certainly cure al
the diseases for which it is r-eeOmpended. In the Eorys
cases 1 have ever met with, MafshaIls Uterine Cathol-
icon is a cercsin aud safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE OATHoLICoN! :
Is unhesiiatingiy offered as q relishle remedy for AL
those complaints to which every HvaIan lie liable, and
which gradually Elect the mind IS Eellas the body, g
that to think. talk Or Work bec5Aeta alike source ~
szdering, II not an inpossibility. Among other eons
plants for which the CathoIieoR is remedy, 10 the
Falling of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, HregESf
or Painful Menstrustion, Bloating, In~fammations and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention
or Ineontinanee Of Urine, Heartburn, CostVeness'
Nervousness, Paintings, Palpitations. Cramps. DIS
turbed Sleep. and all troubles, organic or sympathetic
connected with the uterine organs -E
Ladies who are troubled with any ofthe above symo-
toms, or with Spine, Liver or Lung complaints, are
invited to address DR.. BRIDGE. with full esnhdenee
that they will find relief. Narshsli's Uterine Cstnoh
con is not a quaek medicine. but its ingredients have
heen made known to the Me'Iisal Colleges. and they
are at the service Of any respectable physician in the
country.
TAs Prles Of JMarsAalrs ctsriHs csfA0tiesA 10 oAS
Dollar Gad a Hat per SrHgis BOts.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

l. The above sale is po st2oned to the eighth day OF
November next. at the honse and place above named.
[Oct. 3.ls6o.l WA. COLLINS, Special Master, &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
Dcath OF fudge PcIcr VIVIAN Daniel.

One BY ono our Oldest and most honored lel-
low-ctizens arc passing away. Justice Peter
Y. Daniel, Of the United States Supreme Court,
after protracted Illness, hrcathetl his last at
his residence in this city On Thursday evening
last, in the 18th year Of his age From state
ment Of facts in yesterdays Whig" We learn
that Judge Daniel was born i'll Stafford county,
Va, in l7SJ, graduated at Princeton College,
in 1906, and then studied law in this city, with
Edmund Randolph, whose youngest daughter
he afterwards married. lie was admitted to tho
bar in 1905. In 1S03 he was elected delegate
TO the Legislature from Stafford county, and
was reelected in 1910 in 1872 he was elect.
cd member Of the "privy council of the
State, and was successfully reelected councillor
until 1896 when he was appointed by tl'e Pres
dent Judge ofthc United States District Court
for the District Of Virginia, to fill vacancy
occasioncl by the transfer of Philip 2. Bar
bour 10 the supreme bench. Upon the death
of Judge Barbour, in 1910, Judge Daniel was
APPOINTED his successor. by President Van
Buren,
Judge Daniel was highly respected for his
unbending integrity, and sound decisions on
the bench. lie was ever devoted TO the prin-
cip!es Of the States Rights Democratic party,
and rendered efficient ail in its support by his
vigorous pen lie was an able and Jealous
advocate Of the rights and equality Of the
South, and, feeble as he sin health, he lis
tened with deep interest to the whole Of the
admirable speech Of Col. Memmnger, the
Commissioner from South Carolina, delivered
in the Hall Of the House Of Delegates, last
winter.
His remains were, yesterday afternoon, COM
United to their resting-place in Hollywood &C.
me,cry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
Richmond Academy o. .Hnsic.

We arc pleased to learn that, under tilr a3o'c
title, the musicians Of our city have organized
a society FOR the purpose Of giving concerts o!
classical music We have long regretted that
while almost every large city in the Union had
its orchestra, the metropolis Of the Old Domn-
ion should be deprived Of the enjoyment which
its resident professors were fully competent 10
give, and consequently that the works Oh the
great masters should remain sealed book 10
most Of our concert-going public
From all we have heard the society has be-
gun well; it already numbers some % or so Of
our best professors and the names Of DR.. Rcae
and DR.. Mills, as President and Vice President,
arc alone d sufficient guarantee that il will be
good thing, Their first concert will take
place on Thursday next, and the proceeds "i
it will pc appropriated to the orphans OF the
city We feel assured that their efforts in the
holy cause Of charity will be duly appreciated
and literally encouraged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1850.
1t is hut year ago that, with few excep

1t is hut year ago that, with few excep-
tons, the English press was contcntcd with
dismiS$ing the Italian question with some re-
marks to this effect: 1t is great pity; as
surcd'y tlown-troddcn people; but what n rot
ten race, lazy, addicted to superstition, divided,
powcrlcss. Nothing can Lc done with them.
Their life has for its boundary dish of maca-
roni and song from their fayoritc prima DONNA
pgme'n ct CirseastS." But Napoleon who once
lived among The Italians, and who besilcs
very narrowly escaped dying through them,
knew them better. Hc thought that some
thing might be done with that material, and
he did it. IF the nsurrcction in Sicily shows
the soulhc:ncrs orItaly to advantage, tic "re-
ierccs' Of St James and Of the Tulcrirs moro
disintercStcd in the matter than the editor of
"icll's Life" in the late champion fight, will
give the belt to the best man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
,soT.S.rOS SPRINGS FOR SILE.

rEt existing between the undersigned heiug
4 dissolved they will Offer this beautiful and very eligible
property FOR sale, a public auction, on FRIDAY the 18th
day OF iu.y, isG' 10 continue from day to day.
This property il exceedingly desirable. Il lies mme.
a;eiy oison river, "a fine stream for fth in Scott
county, Va. 2G miles West from Bristol Its depot the
Virginia and Tennessee rnroad and within miles Of
depot the Virginia oud Kentucky railroad. In pro-
OF construction, which will it with all The great
Of travel East, West and South. 1t consists Of about
200 of river and upand-so an cleared the
balance being we'll timbered
In the compass OF ten feet and beautifully situated In
$50 feet OF the front OF the house. these famous mineral
springs: lst. The large Warm Spring, temp. G9' 3D.
Chalybea;e Jl. White Suphur-sald to possess all the
medical virtues OF the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
The property Is highly Improved. On II Is large and
very Thoroughly hn Hotel VI brick ten Framed Cottages
in the yari painted lahe and plasered with brick Chin
nies; bathlouse, ceouse. smoke springhouse
washousc large store house large and conmoous sta
bic, garden, lots orchards, &c, &c.
ht the time, will be sold all the personal property
but not with the realty, consisting Of two fine Pianos
FuruitIre nnd great many other household articles too
numerous to mention.
The TERMS Of sale vii! be one.half cash the residue in
and two years In equal nsa!meus Title perfect-pos
session given n SALE lien will he retained until the pur
chase money IS paid.
The scenery Is enchanting, ne rides and walks fine
streams. and the healtlest region in the world. Supplies
excellent. abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive handbls he had by application
7. L. BAILEY. SSannanoa, Buncombe county, NC.
WILLIAM d. JONES
THOMAS Il. BAILEY
fang Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
USAYEsSiTY or VIRGINIA.

UNIV SEEsS1Tk or VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
rgluE FACULTY will proceed the 5h of July next, TO
Z appoint State Students 10 fiji! racac:ieS which will sNe
the cte 81 the present session in tho following Dsrics
l. Accomac and Northampton.
II. City OF Norfolk.
~. Isle of Wight, Nansemonl and Surry.
y. Meckienburs ana Charlotte.
N. lNitSylvania
NIL Halifax.
XIlI Henry, Patrick and Franklin.
XIV. Bedford
XVI City Of williamsburg York. James city ,Chatl"s
City, New Kent, Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Heuricn.
Xviii City OF Richmond.
NN. Richmond county, Lancaster, Northumberland
and Westmoreand.
XXI. King and Queen, King William rad Essex
NXiE. Fairfax and Alexandria.
SSS. Loudoun
NNrItI. Albemarle
NM Nelson, Amherst und Guckinshn
SSSl. Jefferson and Berkeley.
XXNIIl. Frederick Clarke and Warren
ESNH. Rockingham and Pendet0H.
XL. Mercer, Monroe, Giles and TazcSr!l
XII. Smyth, Wyhe and Washington.
Xl.ll Kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Eoone, Wyoming,
Eoane and Calhoun
NLlf. Grcenbrer. Fayctlc, Nicholas, "ccahonsas,
Raleigh. iraX:on and Cir.
XIV. Masun, Jackson. Cahell, Wayne Ind Wir'.
NLrlI. We,zel, Marshall, Marion and Tyler.
MIN MononSalia, Preston and Taylor.
l.. brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for appointment, accompanied b? stale
OF the ssc of the applicant and the schools he may
wish to attend, and testimonials 10 character, capacity
and pccuniar circumstances, should be addressed 10 the
Chairman and should reach the University by the 10Th Of
June.
The State s,uden. is exempt from charges for marcua
tup tuition and of the public buildings and
library required provide for his other expenses.
The of appointment is for two years. and the condi-
ton that he sign pledge 10 teach in some public or private
school In Virgins! Tor years after leaving the Cn!rer-
sity. S. MAUPlE,
May1 Chairman n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
New Books.

West & johnson have for sale Dic&eHs S"7rt
Stories, containing thirty one Stories never DC
fore puljiishe! in this country By Charles
Dickens, (''Doz" Complete in one volume -
Philadelphia: 7. &. Peterson :; Brothers, 300
ChcEtnit street.
The l..nc oi Dickcas as i writer, is co-cxtcr.
size with the English language lie is in prose
VIA, Shakespeare WAS in poetry, a most search.
ing ANALYST and thorough dcuons;rator Of 'hc
hnn:n heart il: all its emotions and passions,
and ":;ha 4 most graphic delneaior y! scenes
AID incidents. In the volume before Us, there
is i rich treat ard we are sure the book viii
have az extensive sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05

The Cle7cland Ohio Paindealer, ol the 21th
inst, says that i white woman, wii' Oh
wealthy Carmer residing in Madison, Lake corn-
ty, cloped recently with negro lhe woman
assumes bold face, and says she has perfect
right 10 run away with negro If she wants to,
M matter if he be a, black as theacs Of spades.
An Abolition sentiment and an Abolition lit
srature has prevailed in the farmers house for
years. This elopemcnt is the legitimate result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
Fac. FOIe SALE,

Tn KING MD QUEEN COUNTY, NIEGINIA.
OFFER for sale my farm, called "Mtchell ll, beautiful
L y situated the uan road mile below the Court
house. ani the distance from the Matapony river,
wi,a hours run by steamboat, and twelve miles
by and from Nest Point, the terminus Of the Richmond
aud York r-r Railroad. containing i3 acres about
half of which is cleared and produces WE'LL in corn, wheat
OATS tobacco and the balance is well set in OAK, ces
nut and pine timber, Of which several thousand cords Of
the latter be spared for wood The improvements
:ooi She Dwelling largo and in good repair and all the
necessary onnua III good ORDER garden and yard we'll
enclosed aud the location as healthy as any i'll Eastern
Virginia.
Its deemed unnecessary 10 mention he many other ad.
rantagcs possessed y this farm, persons wishing to pur
chase will doubtless examine for themselves.
For fcr;her particulars Apply the subscriber. a King
ana Queen Courthouse, Va JAMES MITCHELL.
MAY
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
yALuABLE AND DESIRABLE JAMES
RlNEE FARM FOR SALE IN poWHATAN COUNTY,


TALUABLE AND DESIRABLE JAMES
RlNEe FARM FOR SALE IN PuWHATAN COUNTY
VA.
As Commissioner, under decree OF the Circuit Court
N nt Fowhatau county, am authorized to offer pr
rate or public sale the FARM owned and resided upon
by Koot: H. reH'bertou, known "Upper Maidcn'S Adj
venture, about 3v miles above Richmond sadoining the
Maldrns Adventure Estate formerly owned by John Gill
han dec The tract contains about 80 acres OF which
l are valuable James River bottom land the remainder
nigh lan' SOME OF Of superior quality, and a yielding
reaGy 10 Improvement, with wood land Suic cnt for the
place. The improvements are dwelling nearly new and
most Of the usual out-buildns 1t is of the de-
s!ra6lc Farms in market In this Seconas regards so
neishborooG and convenience 10 market; with churches,
mills and post Office within short distances.
Full description will be given on application and pur.
ciasers inri,r 20 visit and examine the premises II
no. disposed Of the Farm will be offered at public
sale the premises, THURSDAY, the I'll day Of Au-
gust, l>6n
TksNSCa>h rs 10 expenses; remaining payment at
ana years bonds hearing interest from date with
r. JNO. +. LAY, Com'er
Address su5lett's p. D.. PowhRtan. rn. May 24-csd
FARM OF I.5I3 ACHE IN HANOVER
COUNTY. WITHIN ONE MILE OF BEAVER DAM
DEPOT FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the FARM upon which reside. known
4 "North River lying In the upper part OF Hanover
county, the North Anna River, containing nnecn
hundred and forfy!wo acres, about six hundred OF
dred and fifty in old tirl pins. Tie dwelling house. with
eight rooms besides celia, in good repair and about
n! from Beaver Dam depot, on the Virginia cs.lral Rail-
road where there Is ready sa timber and cord wood.
The houses the yard and garden neatly paled in,
young orchards Of peuchrs and apples, and vnryard
The soil is suited the growth o corn wheat oats and
tobacco. Plaster acts well on it. The farm Is divided
Into Rrc hcldS well ruclase IN clover and In improving
coalition.
will show the Farm any wishing to purchase.
I;ENKr H. GARTER, Beaver Dam Depot,
Hanover county, Va.
Refers ,n M-Ssrs Goddin :. Appersou, II. W. Fry, Rich
! moud ra. May 1G-2awim
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LAMB stOks MALE.

leElNG d.TUiS Of U.ing South offer fors lc privately
O 10y present residence MOUNT AIRY, situated In Car
one coEn;y immediately he!ow the mills of Captain L. W.
Butler North Anna River, containing Isl acres X
miles from liewi- Crossing the Virginia Central Rail-
road and miles from The Chesterfield Depot on the L. T.
and p Railroad. Tie soil l.! well adapted the various
crops; the land Is We'll watered and heavily tmbered.-
Neshborood good-churchrs o the various denominations
accessible To aDr onc wishing 10 eagage in the lumber
trade, good opportunity presents itself will also sell
POLE CAT, Pole Cat Creek adjoining the lands Of Jas
c. Dcarnct:c and Others containing l acres ilps from
Chesterfield Depot This an is equal TO any In ,a;
tlos OF coun!ry-we waterei and sufficient quantity OF
timber deem 1t useless to anyn: more, persons
wishing 10 pnrcilasc will view for theinS elves.
JOHN IT, DICKINSON.
Euther tilea Post atice, Caroline county, Va.