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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
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GOOD NEWS AT LAST 4
ALL WHO ARE I'M TROUBLE,

Tho never ldling DIR RAPHAEL Is lhe best
sncoecds when ~ others have tailed
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SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
LET THE AFFLICTED REbB

LET the AFFLICTED READ I!
And learn That perfect and radical cure s wnruI..
aud guaranteed to all who are afflicted With wokue..
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts fe.
preston Of spirits distress aud anguish of mind loss
OF sleep loss OF memory loss OF energy and muscular
power, puny growth wasting away, and wgut ot COM
hdenoe in themselves, fiiniing its, colyl.ra trem-
bling, impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some physicians require to be told the natFp Of y1ur
diseaso--the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dl-4
not Ills speriect knowledge Of The human syste en enat
him 20 describe the diseases without ANY Information
from We patient, TO explain ~ Original eape, and 90
guaruutrc its cure And what is moro valulblo s hc
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can be euret
or not An bis communications and infefyi8gs are
strictly private and oonfdentid. -haiiiaai Jarraof
The botanic Remedies Of IN, kaphua the English
Botanic Physician never iaiel yet 70 make pefiref
radical, and permanent cure # ALL PRIVATE, sE.
gEEr, AND VENEREAIi DISEASES Without tha trs,
Of MeruGy, without hinderllce fr0m business and
without fear OF discovery or exposure No deadly pol.
sons such as arsenic, nuN yunla opium, any other
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies ure used by
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Ien.e
dies never yet iled to euro the most obstinate and ihe
most dangerous cases, ana 10 rtm9Ne Az mercury aud
other Impurities from the systeri when all other Rome
die, had laiisl iisi.oal louraai.
1pub NhMS FOR SINGLE MkN CoNTEMPLAT
lNG MARRiAGE. Hear what rlu Baltimore c0rrcs-
pdadent uf the Oddiellow, Doonsh5ro, Maylaud said
on Thursday the 3lsf OF May, lSgu
Numerous Of diseases cal "a By early ndlicr5
ton having been performed by the English BoiaHir Phv
sieeh, feel Il my duty, having kuowlodge Of them.
'fN sAaN i"Ni N'"flAA iNat Au AuilH a1 may
service 10 the suffering. One case u pnrticular-that
uf Young man IN this city-is worthy 0f note 10 had
t"come The victim Of habit the mos aus1n 10 which
causes shudder, and afier Year. OF ntinp ard doctor
ing gave up al hopes Of recovery. He wi.ad % marry
aud was dearly beloved by as sweet grl as ever lspod
words o ahectioni hut he fearful nervous and uo.
tgaled. lie dared not wed occonn u ihe Shattered
state VI his system. Ne sought relief az the hands OF H.
botanic Physician and astonishing al Ii NAV sean AN
the bloom and vgOf Of youth has returned n.d ha il
nov NE happy father Of pair Of bright htJa"
Any who are suffering, no matter what their com
plant, call the Botanic Phyzcah canfdsntally
They may rely upon rolief His Office Is az No SO
EAsT FIFTH Bot. Sycamore 81. aud broadway GIN,
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49lumbtng,
New Gas 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST REOEIVEbAr
WARE &c MALCOLM'S, il.

No Tvs Jeuefsoh street,
4 VERY superior assortmotl OF CHS fixturas, &c.
"A lected nom The LATEsl NEW YORK PAT
Terms, consisting OF Braokets, Pendants, Uhande-
hers Glass, Paper and Mica shades, Wax iaperY &c,
winch they are determined " e Al tha lo,Ssg Lglng
rates They are also receiving and have cons anty on
hana every variety ol PLUNBlNG GOODS which
tney sell as low r. can be sold elsewhere. nH
They are also putting up Gas, Steam, ana water
flpeai reduced rates. By tuIcl attohnon 70 ansness
and superior workmanship iney hope to merii nan,
ot public patronage iy2
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9aatcbes, &r.
Watches and Clocks.
I0Hh REEVE&

ATOULD respectfully Inform his old customers and
w the public generally that ser absence Of ter
months he has returned 70 Dayton and taken the shop
formerly occupied by James W. swope,
.n..a No. ass .Third street,
Two doors West Of the Post once where he will te
happy 10 siVs all his old customers and as many new
onos as may favor him with call. an klnas O
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWKLRY, repaireJ
10 the bsHt manner and short notice N8-AI1
WORK WARkhhTkDii-eG lar trial IL oil this.
ksk. Please call and examine work lob2l
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DIED.

In Heurico on the Sth inst, BENAJAH. infant
con OF D and viuinda Lowell, aged year ana
months.
A. verbal lowers that scent the morn,
But wither In the rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed bis life away.
Ifs died before bis infant soul
Had ever burnt with wrong desireE
Had ever spu~ped at Heavens contro,
Or ever quenched its sacred 6res
lie died to sir; he died to care.
But for = m ,msnt felt the rcd,
Then, rising on the viewless air.
Spresd bis light wings aud scared to dod
Tins bIsss, d theme now CHEERS my voice;
The grave is not the loved ones prison,
The stone that covered hsif my joys
Is'.roiled away" and, 10 he's risen.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
Absalcm Black burn TO day. at CLOCK fr'euds
are requested 10 attend without further invita-
ton.
On the 9Th inst, at II O'Clock, Of consumption,
Mr WIN nth in the 80 year Of his age.
Prieudship and love have dine their last,
And now cap do more;
Tie bitterness Of 4eAth il past
And all thy sufarings Ger.
lis funera viii take place from the residence OF
Mr. Francis on 23th street, Union Hill, this
evening, q 3 o'c'cck. The friends and tcquaiut
sDees are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
On Friday, 9th last, at 4 O'Clock in the evening,
aftcl short but painful illness CT days. WM II TO
LEi. In the 3lst year Of his age, leaving devoted
wife and Two interesting little children to mourn their
irr.:i,aEibe loss,
His funeral will be preached this evening at four
O'Clock, at Mr. WIN T toghilFs, on "a st, between
Clay and Marshall His friends and acquaintaDccs
are respectfully invited 10 attend
In Charlottesville, Oct 9th, 1868, HURBERT, aged
years and 6 mouths, second son Of Bette and the
late ID Pervis.
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LccxrrAxcE or MAxlxLrAS.-This
is an event Of transccndent importance
70 the Confederate States, and will be
hailed with joy from the Potomac to the
Rio Grande It secures the early con-
clusion Of a treaty with France, in which
we shall be treated as an independent
sovereignty; for it is impossible that the
Emperor Napoleon should not take the
earliest opportunity to seek our friend
ship and alliance for the new State. The
Yankees have been trying to persuade
themselves for sometime that Macmillan
would not accept, and that il he declined
no one would be found TO take the offer.
We wish them Joy Of their successful at
tempt to cheat themselves into this belief
We see land now very clearly on our lee
bow, and there are no breakers between
,ls and IL.
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Mr.. MASOSS WITHDRAwAL.-lhe
London Times speaking of Mr.. Mason's
withdrawal, says: "The loss, however,
is theirs, (the Confederates,) whilst the
relief to the British nation is great. She
will hove nothing to repent"
For the British nation in general, and
for their free Constitution in particular,
we entertain still that consideration and
respect which belong to a kindred race,
and To institutions from which We have
drawn all that is valuable in our own
lives and liberties. But the course Of its
Gnvsrnment TO America, both North and
South, has been SO sinister, selfish, and
detestable, that the last strand Of conf
dence and good feeling between Great
Britain and the American States has
parted forever, and can never again be
restored
The English aristocracy and the con
servative middle classes, who embrace
all the worth and intelligence of that
country, have labored in vain to rescue
their American policy from the radical
and fanatic influences Of Exeter Hail.
Their labor has been lost. The swinish
elements Of her society, marshaled by
handful Of aristocratic demagogues, have
undermined tn. foundations Of all that
is venerable in the British Government,
and will ere long lay its towering honors
in the same ruin which has SO long been
artf,lly preparing for Southern slavery.
We shall see in the end whether England
will have nothing to repent in her
course towards America. The Confede-
racy is fighting her own battles-the
battles of her commerce, trade, manu-
features, and of those conservative po-
litical principles which are the only bull
wark of England against the tide of re-
publican democracy and anarchy which,
unless checked here, will one day topple
down her crown, her church, and her
nobility, and finally their rulers in Eng
land, as they are aiming to do in Ameri-
"a, by the establishment of vast mill
tary despotism.
England will have nothing to repent |!
Perhaps not. But we shall see That
depends upon the decision Of others than
herself. If the North should succeed,
let her look out for Canada, and all her
possessions on this continent If the
South establish its independence, which,
with the blessing Of God, is among the
most probable Of future events, and Eng
land has no cause to repent, then it will
be because the South has neither men,
Dry, selfreslect, nor common sense The
disruption of the American Union, and
all the miseries brought upon this CONT
nent, have been the result of British Alb
clifton influence, having for its object the
common destruction Of all the States. and
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of British power and
commerce by their ruin. Of the princi-
pal in this coldblOoded and murderous
policy, and of his besotted Yankee tools,
we shall be alike free when We take our
place among the nations, and then, if we
do not give England reason to repent it
will be because we have no commerce to
bestow. or not nanliness enough to re-
ward our friends and punish our enemies
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On Tuesday mesrieG, Ocs eah, 1868, M - pseSa
CAlheavaa, ~ N Rehl Rev Jchp nUGIn, Dhhdp II
4ichmoeA, ~ pA1Alck oAlLAHkk, n Augusta,
Co, u Mis- DR1M HIGGINS, Of this city.
i0-Ansnsta, q, pArevs psease COPY
On the rsosp,nx &c The 9Th tnsl b. Rev james
Gates, Mr John " TERRY aud Mi0 MARTHA A
uUDDr.ESTON, the former of Augusta, Ga, and the
latter 81 Richmoud, Va.
Al 81 luke's Church, Salisbury, c, BY Rev Mr.
yIaash,on, on july 18th, 1858. Capt n MCCOY, p G
8. late Of Baltimore. Nd. 70 Miss BETTY MARIA
ukEEN, OF warwick county, Va.
On the 9Th inst by Rev Mr. Minneaerode, ADOL-
PHU5TOwHES. ESQ, TO Miss FANNIE G, daughter
Of the late VIM B<al,ee, Of this city, t
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'TNEMPLE OF FASHION,
No Ill Broad street.


Niss SEAoN returns thanks % the officers and
soldiers VI the Confederate army for their liberal o..
trouage, aud bess continuance VI Re She has
removed her trimming establishment from Main TO
Broad street, whore she has constantly ON hand .
hige stock Of military irimmines Of every ds.crip-
ti0p. In conjunction with this establnhment Mia
semon has ladies' trimmings, hsaddresses, bonnets,
feathers, towers Of tho lAiest and newest styles
Also. children's complete suits OF apparel, richly
trimmed. Orders Cor embroidery and other work
neatly and promptly executed. Miss Semon has
attraction u the season and she earnestly soIelts
your patronage. % 7-2te
NAKlslAGN Rr sAls.---A large and elseanI -
eostment Of Carriages, %, oonsisetns u close
carriasse, otty paoeoas, ons md two. horse rocka
ways, sldlng-seat and1O buggtss, and salkeys
Also, chs ~ Of lGht doUble haPneo1. and los q
ellipsic spstnek and elevstag ba6ks4s fbr asusina
MIL. and u ~ psts1s haths1, y
JUN r HlGHU.
hse-h Sse6aQe lsOa WsffA
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HN Il. s. Peasants, Aucti0neer.

MANUFACTURE Tobacco, Store Fixtures, &C,
wi at aucton.-On Wednesday, the 14th Instant,
at 10 O'Clock, 1 will cell at the residence Of Mrs
Catherine Kennedy, on Byrd, between 9Th and 10th
Streets 50 boxes superior Tobacco. manufactured by
James Thomas, Jr, said to be very superior.
AEsO,
Counters, show cases
Platform aud counter scales
Decanters, jars, tumbIcrs, &c
ALSO,
email lot of
Household and kitchen furniture,
amongst which is good cooking stove.
&C 10 Els PlEASANTS, Auct'r.
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BIZ Il. s. l1eaSants. A,tctr
A UCTIUN SALES-fUrUUp DAvx
BIZ G01tli,s IL Appersora.

7 ARGE quantity Of Wood, standing on tie ,0,
! near TO Brook tollgate, for sale at auc,so :.
Will be sold at auction, OH tho premises hear n.
house Of MIR Fendall Griffin, Monday tue Nh
OF October, 1858, at O'Clock, the Wood sanaes "a
about ~ acres Of land belonging to the trustees q
Mrs Fanny Graham, the same TO be removed win,
one year, and sold in lots to suit purchasers
The nearness Of this wood to Richmond thoaIa. Al.
tract the attention Of the citizens
TERxs-Cash. foe 81 GODDIN 4 AppER0S
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BIZ James II. Taylor, A,sctioneer.

TIOUSE and Lot on Venable, between 18th and
III 18th sts, at auction. Thursday, 18th Oct,
at ! clock n, ] will sell upon tho premises the
framed tenement located as above, and occupied by
Mr. Batkins The house has rooms with kitchen,
in good repair. The lot fronts 80 by $50 feet. Pos
session given Immediately
TERxs--Cash. JIM TAYLOR,
~ In Auctoneer
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~ MASS MEsTING.-1he mechanics of Rich
~ Tnond, and all others who are in favor Of the
passage u tho bill reported by the special commit
tee Of the House Of Delegates, regulating the price
~ the neeessa,ies Of life, and CT nstructng out
Senator and Delegates to vote for said bill abl
f similar import viii assemble 10 the City Hall this
t3aturday) evening at Z u o'clSck
DC lC-lts COMMITTEE OF SEVEN.
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By Thomas w. Keesee, AuctiOsseer,
IOfiice cor 18th aid Cary SITS.

TWENTY FIVE Horses and Mules, Spring Wagons
! and extra Wheels, for sale at auction. Will be
sold on Friday morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
at the s Lot Bacon Quarter Branch, October 10th,
rs horses and mules
Spring wagons and extra wheels
RIP ARCHER, Maj and q N.
Sale conducted by I " keesee, Auct. oc9
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~ NATHANIEL e CkENSHAW, Il minister Of
U~E the Society OF Friends has appointed n meet
ing for divine worship at the Lecture Room OF the
Third Presbyterian Church, Oh to ,aorrow (saniay
al az Pm. DC ie--iit
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BIZ Kent, Rine e. Co., Amct'rs.

TRY GOODS AT AuCrION.--Ou "Wednesday, lAa
- inst, commencins.at 10 o'clock, VIC VIII cell
large and d. sirable assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry 0oois,
without reserve, " close sundry consig nments.
Particulars hereafter.
Oct ~KENT PAINE 4 90 Aueia
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EDUCATIONAL.

GDOCd11ON1L.
~ ENrLEME.,s EVENING FRENCH CLASS,
NJ from 5L to Bx O'Clock, by
PAUL Il LAREsCHE
Late of Nea Orleans,
Mayo street, between Broad and koss sts.
This class will be opened on MoEday next. Oeto
Der 18th, 1868.
Days OF Tuition-Evsry day except Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Terms and Conditions-Sls per month, payable
In = lvance
Recommendations j p Benjamin, Pierre Souls, G
Conrad. Alex D.mitry, se:ames, A Hopkins,
Col W ii Tay or, Major Bayne. &C 5-6t<
COUTHERN Female Institute,
- Richmond, Va.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the Let Monday in October, ant close ON the LIST al
July, 1854 For terms apply to
Sc A-'s LEE POWELL, Principal.
MISS MARTHA N TABB viii open : school for
AZ small children on Monday, 18th October, corner
lst aud Main sts. Terms $50 per session Of nine
months Fuel 81. ocs-eodsis
nAANlilE fen,ale College
0ko Ia MONTE, A n, President,
Danraie, IA.
The session will open Oct !, 1859.
Pupils VIII receive thorough instruction and all the
comforts Of good home. There are still . few va
eancies. Address the President.
S0 2l-N0dl0t
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81 TIM VIRGINIA CAvAuER This new play, writ
ten by officer Of the army, Will be reproduced
this evening at the Theatre, with new scenery, &c
and kessrs Bates, Harrison, aud Ogden i'll tho caste.
Nis3 Wren plays Susan Ashton.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS atcbes.-The Virginia
Match company are now prepared to offer to
the public large quantity Of superior water proof
friction matches. These matches are the best aud
cheapest in the Confederacy and guaranteed to burn
freely In all kinds of weather. All orders sent to
the factory, Leigh and Adams sts, address
ed TO WINCHESTER L Co, box 956, Richmond, Va,
win receive prompt attention. &c 23-eod12te
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H<. nR w II HofSoN Will preach in sycamore
~ Church on Sunday, the lith October, at IL A
NJ, and y N, an nishtiy during the enusuing
week al Pm. oc g--2ti
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.THos " KEEsEE, Auet,r

TWILL be sold In Sidney, ON Tuesday. 18th o.
" tobsr. at I o'clock In the afternoon, three
Lots en- 0rses street, next to Hostons Flower Gar.
dem West Of Bslvidsre street. each fronting 80 fest
and running back 16O feet to 10 foot alley; and
Avs on B. Dad street, on the same square, East OF
Pine street. fronting 30 feet and running back 14O
or la feet to the same alley These lots being in
the most improving parts Of the suburbs Of Rich.
mood, are the most desirable for Investments of
suy now for sale. TERMs-At sale.
oc 1O-3tt THOS w KEFSEE, Aucpr.
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By Hill, Dickinson d Co., Anct'rs.

vI>OR Sale "A House Servant and Iady's Maid.--
IL We will sell at our auction rooms, on Monday
morning next, at 10 O'Clock one valuable Woman
q years old, who ia first rate house servant anc
lady g maid, and sold for no fault.
oc 1O-2t HILL. DICKINSON IL co, Aucts.
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A UCrION Sale Of Valuable kuilding Lots %
IA Union Hill AID in the vailsy.--l wiA sell q!
uction, on the premises, on Tuesday, the f9eA
October. at o'clock r 81, eleven valuable BuiIdisl
Lots. fronting about 80 feet eaeh On Adams sud
street with the MechsnfcsviIIs Turnpike; slsa
four Lots, in squAre No l59, on Federal street, 10
the Valley near the residence Of Mr. Edmund stsss.
TERhs-LiberxI. and made Known - day II ssle.
Oct JAS II TAYLOR, Austr
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>RUSTEE'S Sale Of very valuable Real Estate, II
Amelia g ii BY virtue Of deed Of itgt re-
corded in Amelia County Court, from r Waters and
Jno Sly, 10 Inc as trustee, for the bene6I Of Cha
Middleton, shall sell at the request Cf the parties
interested, Oh the premises, st public sae
ton, on Friday, 9Th Nov, IseS, 1T Il o'cistk H. II
fair; If not, the next fair day the tract Of Apt "
Gated as above, on which raid Waters Resides, CO...
tanning lSG1s acres, with puniefuas and good tuti
hugs, orchards, &c, thereon.
TEkNs: Accommodating and made known al ne
sale l. MASTERS, Trustee
GGDpIN & APPERsOS Criers &C 9-~4H
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Dy James II. Taylor, dsactiOie,r.

HOUSE and Lot on 23d, between Main and Ffans.
lin streets, at auetiou.-On Wednesday, The t&a
Of October at ! oclo:k NJ, VIII sell upon We
premises the brick Dwelling and Lot located -
above. The house has rooms aud u bfick kltehss'
The lot fronts l6 by 90 feet d. cp.
Terms made known or the day Of sale.
&C 8 JAS II TAYLOR, Auetr.
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EOUR convenient and eomfor Abls brick Bou'ss
I and Lots ON I'd, between Canal ard Byrd ID,
at auetion.--Oa Monday, tie 18th u October, d 4
O'Clock II, will ssI, upon the premises, tour ~
sirabIe brick Dwellings. located AS above, ooniss.
ing rooms each, including 2 basement ro0aG
Immediate 20; session can be lad Of one Of hs
HOUSES
TERMs--Made known on the day Of sale.
OCT JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auetr
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS IA ChA ~ LIST
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Oct. 10th, 1868.

TINE following persons have packages in
i this Office, unclaimed, to date. Those
calling for them must produce shipping receipts or
other evidence OF their authority to receipt for them.
Persons calling 70. the following packages viii please
saw they ara ..adyrIiiEeu -
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M lLLINERY.-Fall and winter millinery omen.
lVl Ing at Madame SONS, on Tuesday, 18th inst
No IS Maiu st.
EH- Sly sto.s is closed Saturdays and Sundays.
-
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L'ARM For Sale.-I offer for sale NY Farm stu
q ated in Charles City county, on the Chi ka-
homioy river, 2,< miles ffom its mouth, The tract
contains $50 acres, Of which 500 IN timber, the
rest OPEN land 125 acres have been heavily lined
AID produce finely. For terms, 4c, appIyto
LAMB,
&C 3-eod5tf Corner 18th AID Cary sta.
A VALUABLE Farm for 3xie.-As agents for
~ the owner, We offer for sale = tract Of land,
highly improved, with sc0wfartsbe, iai Sc dwelling
aud also out houses. Parties wishiog information
regarding particulars will call
&C 2-2W MtLAIR co.
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ALUABlE Peninsula Land for sale.-The owner
Y will Sell privately valuable Tract Of Land,
in the county Of Elizabeth City, eight miles from
Fortress Monroe, containing 1876 acres This farm Is
situated on the Back river in full view Of the bay
aud possesses, in very high degree all the advan,
tages arising from an East Virgi, ia water pianta-
ton, AMI is in tue highest state Of cultivation Be-
Sides the many advantages which this farm pos
sesses there Is, in addition natural oyster rock Of
great Yield, which, in times Of peace will prove in
valuable. Further particulars VIII be furnished to
537, Richmond; or apply at Mayo's warehouse.