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LIST OF

nvarisblc All speak in the hsiesi 'frns o. -.
simplicity and certainty ana Gi u Ia ,s give good
agents the uniform testimony Is vi" '''
sstisfaction to their customers
-..,, 81,
41I9 1 -
,,r-,,pHRFyg' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
hO''' 'i''''iN 49, -.-ts
No. - H.. c.oo.s. tI'e s G IGaarnnon-
I.-CuVeS Fever. t"heesi.'ll' RITZ Of
Heat, PAN Res'l1ssress -, , v,-.c d
2-Cures Worm EeFef. worm ''''' d
Appetite ~, - -. nj oci,ees
Slow Groxta, and Fe.'s1e. q ln'e, O. Ter, %
%-Cures Lllrrheo- o. t1 1l =. ''' %
Infaut1,n ant sa,nmer c35irla'l,-' .,,,. ccfc
5-Cure5 DysentcrJ or E!oc,1y tlUA' '' Ok
Gripinrs Bilious C3dc, Fan p s.'ter, 49,, %
6-Cures Cholera C.oieia N'ro-s NA-'''' anu o.
Vomiting, Ast'1n.'ic Breath r-.iiis
7-Cures Coughs. C,.i'' ii.'i'sisSS ID %
s-Curss Toothecte. Far-7r''r, Ne-voi' f'''s' -
,-cs,-es T5s5-iach4s. s-s lie Iqries, Vertigo
Rush ~ H..oI &, tie Head ..-.. .------i -
1o-Cures Dy,persia W-as, Ae.i 1r D-r-n-s' a.
stamasa Cars.'Ps'I9n ~. t.nI.'I .,...,r or
DeI1xir. Gya sies' 6 ., ,,.-... Dow, %
f2-Curea J.s5J-l -ri;za or s. -ii-r n-4''il- ' o.
ia p-'fi.e .ierses ...-.. .-..-....
6 res orqq ii3si ,,.T.s' 2:
Cures salt Rheu-l, Eri..- r. g
.5--Cu,os 2he.,ue-ss p, tl'..
fe-...-- 30. '..-
3d.. ca.3s P ,i.y ' literal ll,s Or F>t.,
Cures OPT opth IS wsas or Iaa4 e. e
- Fv-iiis. Failing mr. 81
f9@,N1res Cstarrh Acute o- Chronic Dr. ~ Flow-
Cold 10 the Head, lnt.r ..-- %
2o-Cures WhoopinZ cough si'errln- and
paiiatiug IT, or Spasm"dic Couch. &c. go. %
2l-Cures Asthma oTpres-e4, DIlcut' iaa't=u
Breathing, Cough AMI ENlsct'raif'l go ~
22-Cures Ear Discharges, H'ise 70 ''' ii'''' LII
u ci1ras Sc~ofi3ia FrIsr,-i Glands and Tar,.'s.
Svelings and Oil Ulcers. ..... ...-.-...---- ~
2-Cures General Debility, Pi, s.-a' or Nervous
weakness ............. .....'... .........--- 80
25-C1res Dropsv fluid Accommodations. Tu10id
SRelings with ScsGtv Secr-iiou-. ---..-- s'
26-Cures Sea Sickness, PT's;5''i''' 'et'-'' "a
o. Go TT-i-o--7 risaaea= Gravel Renal
- CaIc1u DitFrTIt'o- PsiDSIi I-ri1atior - 80
o. c,7-es = s-,j-7ol T7T,,iesi,,-,s Irvrr.arv Dis
- I--.- - C,--ss-,,e-t frIs+rstio1 AMI De
S-=--' ~ 100
ao In, I'M! =. - - O. --,.c,co Carle-ed
- 49, - si'i,s - ~ 5iire1 50
o. r, It-.--' TI9a. T..,r,,.j-,,.,ce We+tfrg de
o. 80 ty. .SI - Scajj-, E-ri7affon 20
o, D., " $3.50 1880 prsss,,r,, C'rcr-r or
lures - - - T,.t;,, c75 Irritation,
p,-+i,fs -. ........-. 50
% rI,rae STfrerings ut Change OF Life:
Irresqarlies Flgs9 If Of he4' fA'''''' 10
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THROAT DISEASES

Enlarged Tonsils, Soreness, Cough. Hoarse,
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
DC, DC, DC.
These we cure speedily aud permanently. Still,
slight deaths warnings, aud neglected Catarrh
becomes an incurable Consumption. We cannot
cure this-we do not profess to. God alone can
save. Still, those who suffer from cough. mains
nightsweats, are emaciated and raise much, should
not give up until examined by us for as exam-
lining physicians to one Of the largest .Life IN
surance Companies" in America. we have svarv
opportunity to judge whether the lungs are affect
ed or not.
DISEASES OF THE EAR.
DeatnesS-ROaring in the Edrs-No,ses-
Running from the -Tuuors m
the Ear, DC,
Never neglect. Apply to us at once. At the In
Urinary the most hopeless cases of deafness are
cured, by new instruments and new treatment as
used in the best institutions in Germany, France
and England.
We Can refer to the following persons. and
thousands of others who have been cured of Ca
tarrh, Throat Disease, &c.
Mr.. II. Warner, of Warmers Settlement. near
Syracuse, and his sister, The disease was accom-
panied by huge green scabs [some two inches
squarel. matter, and most disgusting stencil.
Mr.. Taylor, of Syracuse. Mr. E. HaIlenbeck
Of Utica. Mr.. Young, of Fayetteville disease
was of thirty years standing. Mr.. James De Graf
and Mrs. Oliver, of neutrality-suspicious. wears
since. Mr.. John Tillinghast and Mr.. Geo. Webb,
Of Albany.
Nj. G. L. Cavart, of Charlton, Saratoga county
of cough, nightsweats, weakness and cancellation
Miss Harding, of Brooklyn; Mr. McGrath, o
Buffalo; Miss Elbin, Of Troy; of partial deafnes
md roaring in the ears.
b Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms and
Laoorator Letters ofinouiry promptly answered
~ one of the physicians in constant attendance,
descriptions and Medicines sent to any part OF
he country.
Address "Albsny General Infrmary," Box
o4S' sugl5wlyr
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Manufactured BY HENRY BANTER, NJ. D.,
Highgate, Vt, and Philipsburgh, c. E.
For sale by J. w. R0BY Co., Burlington,
and by all dealers Of medicine.
Jan. G. w6m3m
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The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and Ulcers
q Ii descrpti of sores are remediable by the
"a proper and diligent Of this estimable
preparation. The only rational and successful
treatment as indicated by nature, is to reduce the
Inflammation in and about the wound and to soothe
the neighboring parts by rubbing in plenty Of the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat
)iptheria, liberated Sore Throat, and ScGrle.
and other FeUer5.
Any Of the above diseases may be cured by we'll
rubbing the Ointment, three times day, into the
the chest, throat and neck of the patient; it viii
soon penetrate, and give immediate relief.
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r,ssIoSs, 1s6O--61.

,,rEL assortment 95N !.., S4 5lIldfsa. Gar A.
L dies c T@a1 7ariety opened III S,7cHoEs
49, :, ,'i Of NM. Ds''r',.
prev W Pattern Emporium
We" dsw
vov SEQ
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GREATIXDIAY REMEDY
FOR FEMALES.

DIR. MATTIsoN's INDIAN EWNENAGoGUE.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, EPilop-
sy, Msiun, = oily, 4 enral IA.
MANY remarkable g desc infections have lecn
made by the Alternative, ti ta.- medic i ''aU-
ates the vital flueH~ s,a Vigorous action. ard tAUs
cvcrCones Disorders A vuJii o. supposed i.y nj lis
reach. Suc remedy Et, long been ,iuirC the ne
cesos of the T.. l'.. avid conf. ut tia. ibis VIII
d Ii tlLcl al TIT ,--- L. ~
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SHELBURNE, Vt, Jan, 10TH 1860.
have used Or. Whites Elixir IN severe Cough
and Colds, and found more benefit from it than
from any other medicine have ever used.
q. Z. BARBER.
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SHELBURNE, Vt, Jan. 4, 1850.
have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in
my family for two years, and have found it the
best medicine that have ever used for Coughs,
Colds and Sore Throat
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EDGAR MECH.

BURLINGTON, Jan. 6, 1860.
This is to certify that have used DR.. n. G.
Whites Elixir in my family, and find it 30 be an
excellent medicine for Colds, Coughs, &c.
LJCIUS H0LBROOK.
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OVER nNRTHOrsAND BOTTLES

remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain This
may seem incredible, but if it fail in any case the
money will be refunded
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Schirrus. Cancer Gumo r-, Enfnr=t me N +,
liberation Carries and ENfolinti0n of
the Bones.
great y of have been reported 20 where
OF these formidable plants have resulted from
the of this remedy, but space here viii limit
them. Some Of them may BE- found in our American
Almanac which the AGENTS below named pleased -
furnish gratis 10 all Who cui = them.
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SHELBURNF, Jan. 3, lSG0.
have used DR.. n. g. Whites Elixir Tor Colds
and other Lung Affections, and have always found
II sure cure for these diseases.
LEVI CON5TOCE
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CARRIAGES AND SLEI CHS
AT
THE OLD STAND OF
JOHN X. & II A y,
4 NORNER of King and Champaign Streets, Bur
- lington. All work warranted Of the best do
scription.
Almost all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHS
kept constantly On hand. Also,
L U NJ B E R.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planned and thorough
ly seasoned.
RIVED AND CEDAR SHINGLES.
warranted. 100 900 feet Of Strip Lath. Norway
Pine Flooring, thoroughly seasoned. Hemlocks
Boards and Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
Sawed Clapboards, feet long.
PINE CLAPB0ARD,
planed, IS #.
Inquire at the shop Of
JOHN X. GRAY.
Corner of King and Champlain sta.
1une 1857.
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FUTURE DA Us.
TR5ToSSgT E,so, SALE OF STOCK OF

i BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C, AT AGC-
IL, IioE by gir'se q deed e trust executed to
June $500 dul, recordea in the CIs,k,s Of',e Of
the Hustings Court OF tie &C clty q Richmond.
at 10 O'Clock, az the store of said Fran Elm for the
sooE 81 p B5oTs
saoEs TRnNKs, CARPET c1ip BAGS, sc 81
Northern manufacture.
We beg leave to call the particular attention of
dealers. and the citizens generally to tins ale as
Mr. Franklin is acknowledge ed 70 be one OF the best
judges of shoes In the city. therefore purchasers
may rely upon ovifinI9s sapsris REfp
Sale conducted By L. b. Coos. Auctr. oc rs
EtsTGfr,sN,s oG SAp pI nsp TTarE frk
wEbNEsbsI ss nssn IA at a e
lmnediatev after the cI2slng address. will sell.
. One PARLoR SUIT; in Rosewood, covered with
Crimson SIX Brooatsl, of the latest designs, ard
Two ! ETEl f. TETES;
Four. Me alton Back CHI AIRS;
One PAaToR SUR. in Rosewood. covered with
Blue and Geld Six Brocatel elegantly carved,
One Large TETE- E-TETE;
Four Medallion Back CHI AIRS;
One lIar!e Arm do.
One Ladies Hoop do.
One CHAMBER SUIT, in Rosewood, consist
One WARDROBE;
Oae BEDSTFAp;
One WASHSTAND.
The above Furniture is of the most elegant
character superbly carved and finished without
Those visiting the Fair are particularly request
ed to examine the same, as 1t will bear the strict
est examination.
TERMs-Made known at the time Of sale.
"a r.. h. COOK. Auot.
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rrLEGkAPHiU y j. " >.
,;,. ..nr, "a for the Richmond Dispatch.
kePV'
.rrR FROM EUROPE.
VA OF THE FULTON.

ARR ' Al -
rouSs, oct. a9.--rhe steamer Fulton,
ST liverpool adHices 70 me i''h instant
win - dane Race yesterday.
passed oh.."fitau Princes had ordered re-
The Nh ,he attack on Garibaldi's position at
rewa Of "''
Csraa. ,r,.s that great CONSERVATION pre-
ltsn ne Cabinet at Turin, en- account of
yslpsns.ian aud Prussian I'm oSssies oaVieg
s.'niied in pro1'es.,. "e''AS ''
iaE me Fe.'as Tho Allies had attacked the Tartar
Is Cnas,,n and the Cinnamon fled in grea {
ChihF A grand attack on ths Taku forts
dl''F"shs - made on the 18Th OF August by The
.Ied eests "a .sr;at,. hsa .rrt,.a
The Teu'oh'S az" '''
cut roxuvRcfs
,,. Oat K.-Thr Cotton market Mon
ia Jnss3.v Closed with an upwara tendency.
ds' ~ bl,bsr than on Fuds', Flour droop-
sHa ,I.ksst Partially hIEh5r. cios ns with an up
az, ,.rscrs,. Corn qu'et and generally I'M
vs. Prov ssonS Quiet.
e.,S,sSss.sa 81. -2.5s.
SECOND DIsrArCH.l
,-.,.r Emanuel entered The Neapoiitan
~ f;uilannoNa amid great enthusiasm.
~T,"77,rl had ceased 10 leave Naples.
s@rusle Venetian shore was being armed
- r,nuet ed wiih electric battery.
ar Th. vote was taken upon annexation on the
70 Russian Ambassador will demand his
-.ssn,r's, II 10 attention is paid 10 the Rus
Qn PfussIan proteS =
IT. The r.hels in CHINA had been attacked al
ss,sghal and Tepu'ssd, Trade was stopped.
LATEST.
.,,.,7 -~slss Tor two days amounted to 50 oo0
-. hnfdeyt demsllInE an advance. Flour n al
-, ID 81. IN some cases W heat had advanced
g. 81. rs-trca.aIly rea Western Stptnern white
- rorn culet-Ne low E6is .s%; whtta 3qnil.-
- chi. 81 IS sd. = SIS 81. lurpentne hrgu st
s,,s Susa7 steady. RIce quiet. Cohee quiet.
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BsIriWoRE. Oct. % Floar Il c;s lower. How
sri 5, ONO and Cts MI 10 So 81. Wheat active,
bat .sss hrm-Ted SI.253l.3I, white 81 4Oel65.
Corn oTs lower-yslUN 6616s; white HAS. Pro-
Visions au.et and eady Mess Pork > az 81. Cot
fes hrW. WhIskey Gull at lilac.
Nav ukk, Oct. t9.-S'oc2s bCtter-New York
Cslua.s SSI; Va 6's SSH; Missouri 6s SIS -
Cotton Tin. Flour sE@aly ana unchanged
West 2. us her. tUru mas an upward eGdency,
hHt r.r gIotably changed PORK hIm-N-ss ! 10 10
G5i2 H. prime Si4 90 klo Coffee ls1. Il l41a. 1ur
gsGiLe S5d4i. ROsln 425a.
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Mare Between Flora Temple and George
II. PatCheu

GENEVA. \. Y. Oct. 27.-The race between
..s-sIftrated horses George Nj. Patchen and
IRA Temple, over the White Spring Trotting
psrs s, Geneva, res uiied as follows The
a., heat Flora Temple won in 2.32, Patcheu
Issdicg 10 the three-q uarter pole tour lengths
- a5yaaCs and PaJcheu throwing 4 shoe in
he first quarter. PatChen Won the second
he's; IN 2a5S; Flora the third heat III 2:29.-
p..casa dlstauced Flora III the fourth heat
VsTv heavy track.
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Tbo Pacific and Atlantic TeIegranh

FoRr SMITH, Oct. 27--The overland mail
nrilcs he gratifying news Of The completion
0, the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph TO Los
Asgelos on the n inst. CongratuIatory mes
sAgss passed between the Mayor of Los An
ss0s aud he President OF the Board of SUI
reryIseIs at San Francisco. Senator Latham
s7' he first pole east Of Les Angeles, aud LEFT
for the States the same dAy
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Oc 2S-fIm

~ FARM FOR SALE,As. 1EiE COUNTY
1I% OF ALRtMARLE, VAL otter for sals *.
As the + I'M on which row reside, IN the BEE
above named county. The Farm contains $50 Mn
acres, l5J OF which are heavily timhered. 1t lies
upon the eastern slope OF the SJuthw- st NJ oun-
tains, within fourteen miles of Charlottesville,
ten mills of Corridor svllle, three miles of Gotham
Depot on the Vrglnla Central Railroad, and ad-
JOIN ing the lands of the Hon. William q. Rives
rev. 4. Boz den, Dr. I. w. Nerve her, and
others
The improvements consist of 4 good DWELL
ING CARR AGE-HoUSE STABLE, T0BAC-
CO-BARN &c.
For society aud healthfulness of situation it is
unsurpassed.
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS Will be sold at the
same time.
Terms liberal Persons deslrous Of looking at
the Farm are requested TO cali and do so. Address
GEO. C. DICKINSON, Gotham Depot.
oc l7-2aw4EN Albemafle Co Va
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by Alex <ott, Aset'r
u,RaDFS.LE1LOrnINa. DAY GOODS

THRApF SALE LOGHlN9. DIV 6OODS.
l &C Will be sold at auction TT my store. on
TUESDAY, October 30th con me nolng a. 10 o'clk,
a large Invol"e Of CLOTHING from a MeIchant
Tailor, CONSISTING of Men anu Boys Clotn aud
Tweed Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere ana
Tweed Pants; Silk and Cashmere Vests.
DRY GOODS "A large invoice Cloths; Csssi.
meres; Sa'lnets; Nv eeds; Nerlno shirts and
Drawers; Cotton and Woolen Hoslery; 100 dox
Hoog Skirts. ~ tn 81 Springs; Carpets; Shoes;
Ha S. Gaps; nc Sale without reserve. 49,
TEEMs.-b Il -ums over $50, sixt, days credit,
&C II ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BY Z. ID. Geek. Aact'r.

CENTEEL SITURr, MIRRORS,
VI &c al AUCTION; ON UtsDAY. so'h in.
Alexander WorreiI Esq corner OF Canal and
4th streets. all his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
Case, Parlor ard Reclining ChaiTs. Hat Rack.
Marble Top Tables. sideboard. Extension Table,
Brussels CARPETS. Flonr Oit-Clnth, Walnut ward
robe, Marble Top Bureaus, Washstapds secre-
tary and Book Case. Bedstesds. Hair and shuek
Mattresses, Chairs, Window Shades, &o.
Also
Two superb Frenoh Plate Upright MIRROKS.
in gilt frames, with marble stands.
Also
One SEWING DACHINF, made BY Ladd. Web
ster n Co, IN excellent order, having been but
little used.
The Kitchen Furniture embraces the usual va
rietv, AMONGST which rs an eles ant mount YER
non" COOKING STOVE, nearly new.
The above FURNITURE il Of excellent quail
iy. Is in fine order, and Is really wor the atkn-
tlon OF housekeepers.
TERMs-Cash Ioc Isl E. COOK, Auct.
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BY J, II. Nigacs, AuCt'r.

ZINE GoED saD Nisy@K WATCHES.
7 JFWtLRH, FANCY GOODS, & VIII DO
sod at su non everv night this week at Auction
RooU % Main street. Also. OF OF blsnhets I'm
te rshlrts. drawers fue Table Cuters. Plated
Soaons Forks SC 70 Sale viii commence at
o'cl-ck z NJ j. II. DIGGtS Auct.
ID r barn Salesman &C Ats
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= ppa utIa ents

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Robert a Hunter,
has been appointed u. 5. Marshal for the Eas-
terra District OF Louisiana vice Kennedy re-
signed. -EGeas Armstrong, Of Georgia, has
bsea appointed 10 Il Lleuieuancy i'll the Navy.
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4he subscriber, FayInS re.ded IN Texas
Tor the last seven years, and having been
Pla.o surveyor for i've years, which afford
ca III tie very lest opportunity Of becoming
vel asqlatatsd with the northwestern portion OF
ie St4t5, oilers ms services 10 the public
AuE'4 TO buy ana sell and on commission, -
Bus Land Scrip AID Land Certificates, to locate,
sG1Fet and procure patents tor the same. There
IS Ito 1873 96 acres OF public domain Yet to be
located. Much of this land is OF superIo quail
.. Land Scrip is Sold By the state al 90 cents per
acre and ndl vIdua!s sci certificates from IS to ~
Gems per acre. There Is great de al OF choice
I21t that has already been located, owned by for
sEI merchants and others, that can be bous Mt for
few dollars psT acre. Fine choice tracts are Of
zen bought IN THIS way, 6nd soon sold again at sew
eFa. hundred per cent. advance
Ie a8p.t2ilsts, the inducements Tor Investments
10 No. INV 6stern eXas are VI tire most superior
elartctoT-4 1cn}1 and q healthy climate, and the
agegt body OF real fertile soil the world, adap
Cd = the gro& th of cotton and wheat, besides be-
ing SitA3l the best stpCk-EToGing country IN the
tofit' ialsinE a.! a. every KIND, without either
Iced or Ehslter.
Centra Railroad and soath Pacific Railroads
totn progressing rapidly to q junction through
.h4s me section, and now upon such footing as
70 JUSTLY theT meeting IN three wears. Now Is the
AHse Tor Investments as lands have progressively
advanced, ami must continue 10 do 30 for length
Oh ume under present prospects, at the rate OF 100
per cent. Per aunum.
WI also t9ke the management of few Ranch
es nf STOCK Farms, upon the terms they usual
y attended 70 IN Iexas-viZ., one tn. d the future
increase Stock raising in Texas, am satlsh, d,
le m1st Satisfactory business man engage
IA. hasIng cattle wall net from 80 TO 40 per cent.
ps tIhuH, horses 50 per cent. mules 10 per cent.
di4 sheep the 0est OF all, from 20 10 l0U per cent
.. ny sJLs Will assist mo in carrying out these
Drafts would be much better to transmit than
palk notes rs Il does away with all hazard of loss
AZ .'aASihittGg by mail, and any other way. /
Gaa maHe purchases with drains, and have the
seeus recorded and acknowledgment sent on as
s'tA "a the money will BE drawn. My address for
oosSty 2 ~ WI W.. be tolndSStorS store Louisa
sc-i--lLaHts JAM rs Il. MCGEHEE.
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%&s L3SD AND SLAVES IN The
1850 VATELY.- The devisees of John H. Steer,
deed, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
OF LAMP, lyme on the AppomattOx river, in the
county OF Amelia FIVE miles from MattOax Depot
on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad, contain
ing; by e2tnatIOn, l,G00 acres. The land is adni-
rably adapted to the production OF Corn, W heat
ald Tobacco and the tract IS ezarded as one OF
the best in the county If desired, t will he di-
vIded into two tracts. The nelghborhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered st once;
the devlsees reservlng the right 10 cultivate and
gather the growing crops, Il tsfactory arIa1Le
ment cannot be made with TIE purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desires
them for his own use, can also purchase lara
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms Will be
made accomRodauHg. Apply to WILLIAM E.
MEADE or JOHN s. HhRDAWAY, Chula De
pot, Amelia. au If
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

81, FOR SALE. MIST VAIUARLEPR
s:i rE ~ RprA G THE C0UNTY ,d OF ~.
LAND The subscriber hav1n recently pnr --aa
chased large farm in another county, i'm a view
OF devoung his entire attention to agriculture,
Offers for sale hls most Valuable estate the conn
ty Of Eiiz1bet" CITY, known as Lutte Scotland
Little scotland" IS most beautifully stu 4ted at
passed: the soil high and rich scenery the most
'eautiful in ude-water Virginip. comm nd ny
view Of Hampton River; Old Point Com 'oTt, the
town of HAMPTON. and the splendid roadstead =
The town of Hampton is most rapidly extending il
this direction, and the lucaItt of - ir,ie Scot
poses From he demand or ruiloing los the
seb'crher has serioush contemplated the division
OF his faTm into lots, conf 'ent the h@ms would
prove most profitable Shou d lie not dispose
Lift Scotland, before tae Isl al Januarl next,
ssoss ' ChasaDe ea Ca sma adons s''f
tie Scotland on the one. side, ard hand
with the rapidly growing town Of Hampton =
The improvements are al new-new BARN ard
OUT hOI Is, a large Rn1 NM Gus BRICK
niences, one, fourth Of Il mile from Hampton and
ment'-ail the Hxnrles OF the salt water, health,
good society. inns sch. OILS ard churches " Little
Sc.tlaLd" contains about lS5 ACR IS, excepting
" NJ III Point OF * acres, whlCn there is a new
ard valuable BRICK STEAM MILL, caoahls OF
grind ne twenty barrels OF -four, or one h ndred
bushels o' mea Per daT, for of which there is
al active demand. Experience has dsmonst fated
:, Mill Point" to be exceile It location for
ship ard, and the purchaser of the Mill could
ea,liy attach Saw Mali and RAILWAY. The Mil
wilt be sod separately or with the Farm, as the
purchaser may deslre-the SUBSCRIBER Teserving
two acres Tor a summer residence, upon Mil
Point, which ne would not dispose of on srarcsly
any consIueTgtioR. he womb mot rrsrect(nlly
invite all who may wish TO puroha,e to visit the
premises, as he cannot pretend To givs the many
ADVANTAGES possessed b3 & Little Scotland Its
induced ents are many and rare either To the cap
ltaiSt or TO one who may desire beautiful hone,
combining all that IS necessary Tor pleasure ard
comfort
The subscriber would also offer for sale, an
other valuable FARM e,nta ming one hundred
and httT acres, situated opposite tn town IF
Hampton, on hampton river and known as "Oak-
band" with most superior facilities to the best
markets The soil is hIghy productive. There Is
an active demand for everything cepable of te-
lng pr duce1 on farm. IL IS one fourth of a
mlle fOm Hampton, and three from OH Point
IRE beauty OF location, It's health. the productive
less OF the soil, together with its proximity to
good schools and churches, render II most de
sraOie place.
If not sold privately before, the subscribers Will
offer at public auction, the NliN PROPERTY and
Oakland. III Hampton, en- THURSDAY, the 22d
Nuvemter, 1861.
TERM--AccOmmodating
For further information, address,
WILLIAM L. WOOD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-30
BY 1hos. w. keesee, Auct'r,
(0ffice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

CEsTEEI HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
u EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-wIi be
sold on TUESDAY morning. Oct. s0'h 9. mmen-
cling at 10 O'clock. at The residences of Mr.. John
A Harris who is declining housekeeping. on the
corner OF 3rd and Cay streets. all Of ais HOUSE,
HOLD and kITCHEN tRNIrURE. consisting
part of Mahogan, Sofas Cane ard Wood seat
Chairs. I shes, Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads,
Feather Beds. Mat Iesses, Bedding, Carpetsi
Oh na. Glass and Earthsnware. with the usual
ocN THCs w. KEESEE. Auct.