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VALUABLE ESTATE in CHARLOTTE

VALUABLE; ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE
FOE SALE.
T1IIE undersigned, haviag determined to move South,
offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, 10
the county OF Charlotte, lying on the waters Of the Wards
Fork, just above, and on the whters Of the Roanoke. just
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This trsct Is located wi;i..7 three and Il hall miles OF
Messing Ford Depot. on the Richmond and Danviile Kali
road. aud contains about ,s01 ucres, Of Ihiih considerably
over 200 aeres ar. frst-raiG bottom land, unsurpassed IN
capacity OF production, ard In facility OF cultivation, by
any in the couEty. The al!uvisl land Is comparatively tx.
emp. from overflow, and lUu acres are secured against high
wafer by Il dixie, which Is kept up NJ little cost, and which
afford. r!rc;ual protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception Of a dwelling house, all other I'M
proremca;s Necessary are excellent, and in good repair.
This planta:ioU Is widely known as remarkable Ter the
production of fine shipping tobacco, as nj prices Tor the
past ten years will fully attest it Is also scarcely less dis
t~inguished IF lis whea: crops, and is well adapted 10 what
ever i grown in this portion OF the State.
Such an opportunity for Investment. in real estate rarely
occurs, and to those In want OF land In 4 nrlghborlood pos
sessing ell the advantages q! good health and refined and
In,rllI gent society, l viii take great pleasure In showing the
premises.
TxRMs.-As [ ap fully determined TO sell, l will make the
terms easy and accommodating. Any enquiries addressed
TO me- will be promptly answered, and reference can he lad
~. I. GREEN.
Huc 9-eod,f Messing Ford, Charlostr Co., Va.
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OFFICE Old D0.TISiON INSURANCE
CONF Y.
so. IL MaIS STREET.
iIcuNoyn, JASTAEY 1rH, 1861.
HtrIDESD NDTfCE.-Thr Iioard Of Directors have
~ this ,lay declared a Dividend Of rouR PER cEsT on the
Capital Stock out Of the profits Of the last six months, pay
able TO the Stockholders Ut their legal representatives on
and after thu 18th Inst.
The Transfer Book will be closed until the 18th Inst.
CIlAS. Z. WORKMAN,
Ian s-1w Secretary.
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Referring 10 the aboT re notice, We hes leave 10 announce
TO ou- friends and the public generally, that W. propose
conducting the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
In 81! Il, branches; attend out ani indoor sales nf every
kind, by public auction, and 10 private sales oil
WHEAT FLOUR, CORN, OATS, TutACCO. Sc.
Including every description OF Country Produce CONSUMED
TO Is. We will also &C, as
GENEIt.4L AGENTS.,
for hiring out Negroes, renting out Houses. collecting
Claims, &c.
In all Of thu ubove departments, we promise our faithful
and energetic efforts 10 give satisfaction, and We solicit
4 share Of your patronage. Office. for The present, base
nsnt OF Metropolitan Hall. FrunEIin ytrcst.
REDWOOD { REACH.
~ The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him in the Com.
mission Business, and respectfully asks i CONTINUANCE Of
The same 10 the new concern.
Dec lin XIX J. c. REDWOOD.
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FOH

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
TENHE A No. l Steamship CITY or RICH.
J. M0SD, Capt. z. Mitchell, Is now ready ~S&ccssxxSAs
10 receive freight, and will leave on ues-SS$t-11S1fs
day, the 18th Inst, att ocl ock, A. 81. -rSFSSS-5TSS.
No freight received unless engaged at the Olive Oh tlr
wharf.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to &. +. CARDOZU, Agent,
100 Main Street, or KucS .,iS.
Boston freight taken through by steam at rcdrced rate.
and with dispatch. Jan N-2t
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SALE OF LAND md vALUARLE NE.
L. y. WApDY,
WALTER u. L:,KE, fCom'Is.
J4a l0-c9: ALLS. y. SANDS,
~ 81 ;,,,.: N i.GITiS

E.1ikiI 500: sEt.E ~ LGiiSA
WILL 81. h. public auction. on FIsiD.ir IL. 18TH
4 l*ST, 1T !: cC'cCk, Ey Farm, siiG-:ct Il" tbs shove
EirntiY;cL c0ua;y, and j!.s immediately upon Tie Louisa
.oii.
The !ara contains fly ac-c. t..e coll is wei! adan'e6 10
the growth =. corn, tobacco. &C.. and Il che 81 the best 10.
catioIs .r Il lhy.tcisu IN Tie State. Also a fine location
for : coun.ry store. For further particulars acGTes, sus.
scribcr at Jacssca L. o., Lvvis- Co.. Va.
Ian l"-c!f. ST /. GARDNER.
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~ "a ls'S HAIR
AZ DYE This splendid lair Dye has no equal.
ins,an,aueous In eHgct-Eeautifui Black or Natural
nrown-no staining The skin or injuring the ilair-rsmediee
Hair ;nr Life. None are genuine unless signed Nv. A.
BACHELOR" Sold everywhere.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
s-p, r~,-dSvly 81 Barclay Street, New York.
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NOEICE.-Thc Arm Of E. P. NASH & CO, J, this dag
~ dissolved by Limitation. JAS. T.. ROCT!I,
Petersburg, Dec. 81, 1861. JOS. '. NASH.
TIE undersigned partner OF the late E. r. Nash, and
successor 10 Z. p. NASH & CO., will cou,inue the Boos
and Piano Porte business al the old stand, cOrher ~ syca.
more and Bollingbrook streets, where oil persons Indebted
10 the late firm will make payment
Petersburg, Jan. ] lsGl. J.E. R0CTH.
IN THE COUNTY COCKT OF
J. co, JANUARY 10Th, 1861 All the acting Justices De.
lag present, summoned to consider the ss5j-c. Of placin1
,ms county In D. proper attitude Of defence, Tho report OF
the committee heretofore appointtd on this subject was re.
ceived, approved and ordered 20 he eEtered upon the min
uie.; and the court frellog the imperious necessity OF &c.
ton on this subject. and concurrlrg In the object proposed
to be attained, but being advised that It's power 10 Aetis
doubtful, doth hereby invite the people OF the couniy TO
meet ut their County Court house, on WEDNESDAY nrxi,
the 10Th int, al IL O'Clock a. NJ, fur thu purpose Of coiis:d'
eriny The question OF nemoriaEzing the Legislature to nu'
thorize this Court to levy on tie people such amount
as may be necessary to put the county in an efficient state
Of defence and also authorizing The President o! Said
Court TO convene the sane Immediately TO lay such levy.
ordered, that these proceedings be published daily In The
newspapers OF the city Of Richmond until "Wednesday
next. 4 Copy-Teste,
Jan ll-ot WI. FOhhEs. Z. IT.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOVICE.
TslHE undersigned have this day entered into cn-phrti--
4 ship, under tine style OF REDWOOD / kEAcli.
J. Z. REDWOOD,
Dec. 18th, 1850. l.. HORTON KEACl.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE, NEGKGES,
4 OFFER Tor sale the Valuable E,iaie, in the county OF
4 buckingham, known by the name OF MonteylGro, tor.
mtily the residence OF Judge Cabel,J also the negroes.
StucG, &c, Of every description. The Estate contains 223U
acres, OF which 100 ucres are Jnnes river fairgrounds OF
me hes: quality. Large crops ofCorG, Wheat and Tobacco
are annually made upon TIL. Estate. It has all the nccr.-
gary improvements. The negro quarters ar. all new, with
bHcs rhimnics and plank floors. The tobacco houses are
nui!i NJ chestnut logs aud covered @lta chestnut, shingles.
It ha. al orchard containing upward. OF 1000 :!ees OF the
most choice fruit, apples, pears, peaches, cherries, &c. II l.
wsli.wIterel I'm! healthy, and has a magnificent view OF
JAMES river, mountain scenery, &c. THIS Estate Is On the
South.side OF James river, having = covered bridge across
RI. river 20 the James river and KanaTlia canal, about 4
qua. Ter Of Z mile from the estate. Abarsaia may be haG
oy application 10 me al Richmond. Ny oyvrse5r will show
'CHAs. 7. MoRRIss,
l9G. Main street, R!ch,Hoal, Va.
hlSo. For Sn!e, 1000 acres Of heavily tinbered land In
the sane county.
This l.nt is in is virgin growth, and lies soiae IN to 5
inIl"s .rDm the James river and kana@hR canal, lIv mile,
from Richmond, and 50 miles from Lyrcaburg.
.'rrsons wishing 10 90 into the lumber business generally,
Or to rtt rail road ties, slaves Or h~uOp-p6lcs will Gn well &c
exac!ucIt.
Ny only reason for wishing 10 sci! the above estate, Is,
lnat other engagements viii not allow me time to attend 10
II. parir, may, therefore, rely on getting line property for
a low price. Us | I'M determined TO sell.
Any ofthe above lands will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
have also FOR sal: fine farming lands nca. the city Of
Richmond.
Jun. as-tf CHAs, 7. MOREIsS.
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J.. 4 q. r.. DArES. o 81.
y?.Ji,-pas Nys-.scs Rum. III FPS and i;arrrls, 70.
a, .uuc Inv L. G. r. DAVENPORT.
TAN Is Boxes JrcxsoG's Candles, for ss!eby
7. 4 g. Is. DAVENPORT.
4 i2ls.-DraG!=r.' s~.i.alhiug, IIaned, Bar and
I3go:, TO- sG.e by
JunI: JOHN y. GoRDo 4 son.
EErp 4 L, ALsPiCE AM RACE GIN
i GER, for sale By
Jan l.. JOHN y. GORDON 4 SON.
WAS1E:D.-AI, hi, TO sell SECESSION METALS.
The Medals ar. Il beautiful pockc:-p!ecr, or erE. NEXT
fer ! watch chain, sell readily. AID pay al agent irE ave
10 eight hundred per cent. 4 single specimen seLs Tor %
ceLt3. Address
Jan i.-lst I0HS STANTON, C~oYl1Stia, NY.
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~SpEC!AL NOTICE.-TEN DOLLARS q
49, year saved at the least calculation, BY using one
OF GrahaIn,s SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLoih'
They cost but sEvESTr-FIvE CENTS. Sent by mau on
receipt Of 50 in postage stamps or otherwise.
Also, every Kind Of PLAIN AND FANCY BRANDS ior
Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, &C., made to order
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
A.E. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door to the Columbian Hotel,
e..,, SJ,ortna Gin Richmond, Va.
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No state In the Valley OF the Mississippi offers 20 srsa:
Al indictment 10 the settlers rs The State nf Illinois There
/, no portion Of the world where all VI the conditions ef
climate and soil SO admirably combine 20 produce those
iwn great staples. ccrn and Wheat, a. tn. pra!rIes Of 4.
nn.I.
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0n".half payable on the Isl Of October, lSC0, and tile re.
luainder Oh the 18th Of February, 1861.
Reference Is made 10 Rev. DR.. Aloses D. lloge, and TO
any OF the former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues Of the Seminary, containing more Detailed In
iormatlon, can be obtained AZ any Of the bookstores, or
by application TO the undersigned.
July IL A. II. DCPCY, Richmond, Va.
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NJ iSTEU.-A lady Of literary attachments Is desl.
W rnus Of engagements =. Teacher, either In a private
family or select class She Is fully qualified 10 ieucl tn,
riano, Higher branch rs OF English and French Liter AZURE,
&c.
References can be exchanged. Address L. ~, Cedar
ClT. Lister Co. New York. Jan 5-2t
EDUCATi0SAL.-An English lady, thorough!
s. educated. and I'M experienced Teacher, desires n stu.
alton In Il family or school. She teaches Perspective Draw
ing and Painting from Mature, and is IN excellent Musie! At
from famiEc. IN Virginia are offered. Reference. ~exchane-
cd.
Address VI. VI ", Post Office, Richmond, Va"
Jan s-llc5ls
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4 TEACHER WANTED.--I wish to employ q
IA lady. cell qualified by education and experience, 10
instruct Il few young ladies In the English branches, French,
and also music on the plano. a southern one preferred
Apply to tRc subscriber at Frederick Hall, Louisa county
Va. EODT ". GOODWIN.
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For the naiae, OF the Towns, Villages, and Cities situated
upOn The illinois Central RAILROAD, see page lsS. $50. 100,
Appletun's Railway Guide. Jan il dcdw6in
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" SlsRENION a LIZ LLEvAaI
INSTITUTE,
i5IHIS school will begin its fortIeih Session, January 10Th,
q we'll prepared. as In years past, 10 !Dpart Instruction
i'll the solid and ornamental branches.
For further particulars apply 10
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-31

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The experience of thousands daily proves
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l
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the physician has no name.
In NERVOUS AFFECTIONS of all kinds, and for
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salutary Tor unlike the old oxides 1t is vigor-
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heating; and gently, regularly APPARENT, even
in the mos obstinate cases OF costiveness, with
ont ever being aIgastrc purgative or inhcting,
II disagreeable sensation.
1t is this latter property, among others,
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In DYspErsIA, innumerable as are lis causes,
a single box of these Chaly beale Pills has often
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the attendebt Costiucness.
In unchecke ed DiARRHGA, even " hen adv nc
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DIR. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies,

No, 1.-THE GkEAr REVINER-Speedi
~ erndicates all tie evil eficcts Of self Abuse.
such DIS general debility, loss of memory, wust
lug away VI the organs, or amy constitutional
ier"nsenc ts as impotency ,Hand weakness vi
tue sequul organs, brought on by the uurestrain-
ell Indulgence of the p,.sa.uns. Acts alike On
either sex Price 81.
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days, amy case vi guIoorrhu. il witbeu, tas,e OF
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srtce one dollar,
No. 3.--TEnEB. Wilt cure Ia the .hortes
possible time any case Of dleet, even alter NIL
tue other Remedies have failed 10 produce the
-csirr eject No tasts or smell. jriee one
dollar.
NJ. 4.--TuE PuNfTER.---Ts the only rem
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No. t. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIR
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~ fact, il the only remedy that will really
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No. s-THE ORIENTAL PAsTILLs are
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30. .. 'FOa PARTGCuLA SEE CIRCC-
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and get Circular.
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Address
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Piles Fistulas, Structures.

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water, and then by most eilectually rubbing in
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bread and water poutices, after the rubbing in
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cancer in the stomach or where there may be
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FREDERICK
FREDARICk CITY, MD.

The Scd1,tstic e.csrrises ofi1i. IN
''stnttnn tctH be rrsanted on Monday, tie
81 Of September merit.
It's confidently believed tina, this School Of
fsrs us many educational Advantages aud per
sonal comforts 10 any Young Ladies' Seminary
either in the Northern or Southern Staies.-
Being located in a Southern State it il in all
It's Frocliv,ties 1t Southern Institution.
Pr Board md Taitioa, Including
furnished Rooms, lights, Fnei, Wrsh
sag, ETC, 500 PR Schoiastie gear;
ply t'hs thf-Y~wly IN a}cuce.
Fof LfrrHiars 1m} her particulars,
apply II this ogice, or address,
II. WINCHESTER,
.ApS l6 Ij60-tv pre-i NJ
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al. ABIDE DAoC,
an entirely new and improved system in the
art OF Dental practice highly commended by
all who have examined and tried it, which for
beauty, naturaness OF appearance, strength,
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ii is worn, far surpasses the old method OF in
serting teeth on gold or any other metallic
plate.
To the many advantages ofthis material over
the meta.ic plates, heretofore useil the atten-
ton Of this community is solicited:
LIST, The AMBER BASE tor teeth is imperisha-
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and not affected by the Saliva or secrctions OF
the mouth, answering a better purpose than
gold or silver.
End, Its lightuess makes it capable OF being
used for restoring the suuken portions of the
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face can be restored rs with no other substance.
Sd For partial sets, requiring clasps, i, is
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4th The great t"naciiy with which il adheres
in atmospheric pressure pl lea, as IL tnkes he
extct form OF tho nhster model, wen ia the
most infinitely cortoaat-d parts and inlen,n-
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ON II AHttFus no judgement Ior nafttcttS OF
TODD or seereions of the mouth, as the mate
ri | forms Il solid piece OF mechanism and per-
tect joint around the teeth.
As We cannot euumerate all the a9van tases
of this new process OF Dental art. We would in
wife the public TO call at our Office and exan.-
inc specimens, where we are prepared TO do all
kinds Of Dental work. upon the most improved
IT odern methods.
Esy Offire mp stairs over the AlIeganv Co.
Bank, opposite the Post Office. III Mrkaig's
cN Block. Aug. 0. 1SG0-ls.