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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-07-14
City Girls.

~
The girls ofthe prinoipsl citis h sAit
country are noted as follows:
Baltimore, the handsomest.
Boston, the most intellectual.
New York. the gayest and most expeus
sive in drese. ssi iif.s
Washington. the most aify and super
fetal. 6 @
Philadelphia, the most refined and lady
like.
Chicago, the fastest and most dissipated1
Toledo, the biggest feet.
St. Louis, the most reckless.
New Orleans. the most travelled.
Cincinnati, the greatest firts.
Louisville, the proudest.
Detroit, the widest.
Cleveland, the most graceful and enters
tanning. in conversation.
San Francisco, the most Indifferent.
Richmond, the most anxious to be loved.
Mobile, the most liberal entertainers.
Hartford, the best musicians.
Buffalo, the dullest.
Rochester, the longest hair.
The girls in the country for making the
best wives.
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week opens with more activity and q gen,
ersl strengthening of values in the gen.
eral produce market, corn and oats ex'
/ copied. In -four the movement wss light
nbut as there IL an apparent desire in New
York to draw out supplies from this di.
rection holders we're stronger on the bet
| ter grades, while an appreciable advance
was obtsinsble on the better qualities.
Wheat was active ct an advance Of fully
F, IG2c; al the close holders refusing to
sell No. 8 ct less than g Is. The demsnd
was mainly from order buyers, millers
holding back, and We note purchases for
New England points IS well rs Baltimore
end Philadelphia. Corn was neglected,
and as holders were but little disposed to
accept q lower range of prices-the stocks
In the city being comparatively small
the majority Of offerings were carried
over. Oats shared the fate Of corn, high
freiEhts p~recluding shipments, and as
stocks are rather above the local demand,
prices feu of H0lc, the market closing
duh. RYE was in demand, and an sd-
vance Of 10 was obtainsble Barley was
more active and prices were stronger.
Hay was slow and weak, shippers being
still of. Highwines we're In demand and
arm. In lead, cotton, hemp and tobacco
there was no material ehsnge,t the demand
being light all through and the market
dull. Provisions were irregular, but on
the whole stronger, quotations for bacon
being al a fraction better prices" Our
own msrket indicates an upward tenden-
CIV on a few leading articles. Ia corn we
heard Of lots, shelled, at 70G75c; ear, at
5Sc. In bacon there was considerable TX
element. Those having bat a small
quantity were not anxious TO sell, while
larger holders we're very firm, asking for
clear sides &c TO the trade, clear rib at SIC
and shoulders firm At TAc Sugar-cured
bsms scarce and very firm st I63I7c
Lard Is dull st former quotations: for
tierce lOL9I0%c, and 11LQ1IH for key.
Butter is still firm, with an upward ten
deney. We heard Of sales one lot At 22Ze
for good. prime &c, aud choice held At Csc.
Cornmssl was sold late yesterday even
ing for IS 20: today held st 50 2593 IS.
Bran is advanced; yesterday we quoted
at $40 50-tO-dGY We can hear Of none for
less than S2292A Bsgging Is steady and
We heard otEsles one lot so pieces, |
2 lbs, at Isc; p pieces, 2lbs, st I9Lc: one |
lot fancy at l9Ee, and one lot at I6He.
Hay, choice, on the levee, S28; in store.
40GI 90: common: in store, 81 80, /
is q large supply, and sales
dull, selling at 26c. Cheese is firm snd
scarce IS I2LGI3c- Potatoes are steady /
and firm at 50 5O4s 60. C~Rbbage-i0
ct S6GS. Onions dull at former |
quotations.
From the New York FinaBeioJ Chronicle /
lf the 18th we copy the following, show
the visible supply of grain, including /
in store at the principal points
II accumulation, and the amount in tran /
bic BY rail and on lakes and on New York
Sept. 8, 1871:
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THE PADUGAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
suPREme couRT.
IN suPREHE csuRT AT IAeKsOH.

Nos. Szand 8.-Memphis Chancery Docket
James "A Watt, ct Al, vA. n. " Caldwell,
ct al, and n. Les, vs.. James A. Watt,
eta
ID virtue OF a decree pronounced Julyzth
ID 1871, in these causes by the Supreme
bidder, on
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PETlTOA e IHEaRP0RATloa.

IN the Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.-NO. 3o. k O.-WIiliam B. Green
law, william d. harrington, Huzh L
Brtnkiey. John OvertOn, r., and Sam Eate,
petitioners.
: Ii persons are hereby notified 70 appear
n before the Second ChancsTy Court OF
shelby county and show cause, on or before
the dIst Monday IL October. II any they nave
or know Of. why letters Of Incorporation
should not issue to the petitioners herein. in
Pursuance OF an act ofthe General Assembly
Of the state o. Tennessee, passed January IS.
1871, and approved January 80, 1871. under
the name or the Memphis and Little Rock
Railrosd Company" with powers and pEiY1-
IeEes OF CsrpOrats body. Tor tle purpose Of
transport ne by suitable vessels and struo-
lures, he trains OF cars Of the M6mphiB and
Little Rock Railroad Company ACROSS tue
Mississippi river, and % building and main
tanning such railroad tracks and Otner ap-
p~urtanancss theresa, in the city OF Memphis,
Z T the reception Of said trains Of cars, p
TIE paEszgB OF the same, and Tor connecting
the said Memphis End Little ROck railroad
WIN the several railroads o. the east side OF
the Mississippi liver, and OF acquiring, hold
ing. establishing ana maintaining such
grounds for depOiH and such depot buildings
and other grounds n buildings A. may De
Necessary for the use, accommodation or
convenience OF the said Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Company b August n.
ISL.
n. D. Z STEWART. Clerk and Master.
By c. BELCHER. Deputy Clerk ana Master.
Randolph, HamanOnd & Jordan, Solicitors
for Petitioners. auH
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gross, for fair 60 good, and S&5H cent
for choice inferior; feeding and common
cattle, 298 cents; Texas cattle neglect
ed at $Is@s20 for grazing. No IA
Texas in market. YesFiings, $10Gfl.
per head. Sheep and lambs are In gooc
supply and a shade easier at 81 5003 &
for good to choice lambs, and 1904 50 per
head for best grades IF butchers sheep,
HOgs-none IN msva ct. Cows and calves
are dull, nominsiIy S20GS5 for common,
snd $4,000 fer choice.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, per ID, S0&
S5c; oak, 3734lc; harness, A@5Sc; up
pers, per doZ, S604sc; French cali, 500
60; American, s80045.
LARD-Keg, I@1Ikc; tierce, 10G1OKc;
caddies, 1sL414c.
LIME AID CEMHET-Ldme, per bbls
81 4091 50, for Alabama: Cape, 81 500
I 90; Louisville csment, q rs; Rosendale,
g 70; plaster, Aa4 Is; hair, per ID, 5G6c;
IRE brick. Der 100. 1908 so.
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Memphis and Louisville
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
June II, 1871.

Train leave Day ExpreS5........-.....- 400 am.
New IL: As pm,
BROWNSVILLE accommodation leaves
UAlEy o:O pm.
Elegant sleeping cara run through to st.
Louis and Louisville on the R:45 pm. train.
The Am. and $500 pm. trains do not run
on Sunday. ]. r. BOYD,
tyl5 superintendent.
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FINANCE and TRADE. !
CFTTcE OF THB DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, September 20, 1871.


MoNEY-There Is no new feature In a.
nsncisl affairs. In fact, there has been
no change in the local money market for
some lime. There is aEOod demand and
8 fair supply. The interior calls for CON
siderable, bat It hiss no immediate effect
on rates. The banks are in a position TO
pursus q liberal policy toward the mer-
camille and business community. The
rsta Of interest is 1922 per cent.
KxoHANsE-Is easy at par buying and
GoLp-Is strong, and has advanced
slightly, We heard OF III dealer buying
5000 in two lots, ons tor u3Z and one for
IA The New York rates are ll4H.
The demand for railroad securities is
very fair. and as we remarked yesterday,
planters and others are seeking this kind
of securities. In other securities but little
interest is manifested. They are firm,
and the ouOsstions remain a. here
tofore reported. One dealer bought
$500 Tennessee, new issue, for 46c.
County warrants buying at S5GS6 and
selling st sT0SSc. City government
ing ID SINS5c, Tennessee money, old
issue. is being held at SOC There is very
little inquiry for Mississippi State scrip.
Memphis city bonds, skies, gold bearing,
sre in good request. Dealers are offering
CSC, and holding st 66967c. Currency
bonds are urE. Win q EOOQ mQulT ~ uVC
and 60Ho offered Arkansas levee
bonds sre being offered, but little
buyiug. Brokers are holding at S59S6
Arkansas State bonds, Endorsed by
Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
65G66c. Arkansas State warrants,
nsF, buying At 64565; skies, 65957;
ssvsns, Sos; Fights 74@T. Mississippi
warrants are quoted al 70&75. Memphis
aud Charleston railroad stock Is in
fair demand at 35G35H; LIST mort
gage bonds, S5GS6; ID do 1880.
Mississippi Central railroad shsres are
TSGIq; for Ist mortgage bonds dealers
report saGS6 as the buying and selling
&c do z7GTS. Mississippi and Ten
ressss railroad shares are 1920; lst
mortgage bonds S4HGs6; 2ddo1 bid; con-
n1lidated S Der cents, 2 asking, Memphis
and Little Rock railroad shares are nomi-
nalIv EO4l2; do Ist mortgages, 7627S
Mobile aud ohio railroad sterling bonds
s-e Quoted st SsH9SS buying and selling;
e1-certs, sISs2; do Sc int, 81; do ID,
57GeS. Selma and Meridian lst mort
are $685.. Memphis and Ohio
are I9Gl9L; LIST mortgages st $50
50: ID do 64G65. Alabama IS are nom
inslly 6ss7O; do SIS, IOl2I0S. Missouri IS
are quoted at 1895. Nashville Is, 5000.
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet.
Merchants Insurance stock, 1890
Planters'. 4224s. Peoples, S4@85. Mis-
valley, S09SI. fernando, 64@65.
Railroad Shares in New York.
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EpUeATE0MAL.
KERLE HALL.

Select Sc OsI for Yasns Ladies
400 WASHINGTON BTRsET, MRS. A. O
10 KETCHUM. PRINCIPAL Session be
gins 8eptamhar Il U8TI. auQ
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90
Z. The estimated annual cost OF Clot Ing,
including Uniform, which can ba purchased
OF the QuartsrBastor, lie one hundred and
hfty-ssvaA dollars. It - required OF each ca.
Diet 70 deposit with the Treasurer SOS at the
beginning of each aesstOn, with the under
staading that he b pay for only what he
actually receives A strict account VIII be
kept Of his expenses, and, II they snail
prove to be less than ths sumt ndtsatea. the
balRnce viii Ne paid over to hiI at the enc OF
the year. Beyond tns amount deposited no
supplies will be furnished, until an addi-
tioRAl depOde to def y their coat Ia zade.
8. a Cadet may bring vita him the usual
supply OF under cIOthtng; of Oster clO1s1ny, he
should bring none excepting the suit he
wears.
2 One Cadet from each County viii be adj
mitted into the University nee OF expense for
Tuition, upon the recommendation OF the
County Superintendent OF Education, and
acceptance by the Executive OF
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further information on
the suoject OF the University, Will Bako ap-
plicauOn to Prof " 9. UymAn, Chairman OF
the Executive Committee, a. Tuscaloosa.
JDSEPa HOp&5OH,
ouU1q prczfnRnf og Rnarn m Rnuantg-
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HOPE HALL lMSTlTUTE,
University af Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA, AlA.

MATHEW F. MAURY, LID, Professor.
W.S. WYMAN, A. IL, Professor of Latin.
WI. VAUGHAN, A. M, Professor Of APP
piled Mathematics.
3. f. MEEK, A. NJ Professor of English
Literature.
D. aPECK, A NJ, Professor OF Pure Msthe-
mates.
Gsg. emo. P. HARRISON, Professor OF NIL
ttary EngiDsaIlng and commandant
A. s. GARNATrr, IL. D., Professor OF Natural
History and Surgeon
REV ELFAIk H0DG2ON. An, Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
". A. PARKER, Phi. D., Professor Of Greek.
J.. G.GRISWOLD, Phi. D., Professor of Mod
ern Languages.
N. 7. LOPTON, A. NJ, Professor Of Chemis-
(. a. SMITH, Phi. D., Professor of Geology
and MineralOgy.
1. The plan of tnstl uction adopted for the
re organization OF the University ia that OF
Independent Schools.
2. The discipline viii be that Of the best MIL
itary institutions Of the country. under the
direction OF the President sad C~Ommandant
3. An applicant for admission tnlO the low
est class In the Institution, must paga q salts-
factory examination on English Grammar,
Geography and Arithmetic; and for adrsts-
sion INTO an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor in each school into which he pro-
poses to enter, OF his ability TO profit by the
-truct to be given.
4. The scholastic year is divided into two
terms. Ene nrst begins on the drst Wednes-
day in October. and confines 20 the second
WedBssdsy in February. The sec nd beg MS
at tha close of the first, and continues to the
last Wednesday OF June following.
5. The mode Of instruction Is oy Lectures
and Text Books, accom- Fanied by day1 exam
nations.
s. ExPHEsRs. The following charges in
clude every necessary ezPsHsS per session 20
min months, nan Of which must be paid al
the haUfnnfuRO Of Reeh EaTms
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Administrative MOtiee.

I ETTERs OF administration having been
granted and issued to me upon the eE-
tate OF n. A. VanPelt, deceased, by the Pro
bate Court of shelby county Tennesses, at
tndeb ed TO said estate are requested 70 call
a pay the same; and al psraons holding
claims against said estate are hereby notified
70 present the same within the time pre-
scTfbed by law, or the same viii be forever
barred. a. ,. GIBSON, Administrator
mon Eopl.
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HAVE In store, for sale low to the trade. q
II full stock Of Groceries md plantation
supplies, comprising;
100 pcs hemp and q bagginR.
2O00 bdls iron tiss, best patterns.
$50 bbis Whisky.
IS hhdn sugar.
400 bags Coffee
1850 lbs Bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders.
100 bblH Flour.
1000 bbls salt.
mont OF
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TRADE.

Business during the morning was brisk
to the trade, with q few country orders
The market was 6rmer, with 3 tendency
TO advance Flour has an upward tenden-
CT, wheat having gone up l0c on the
tushel and I0c per barrel freight, from
s.. Louis to this port. These combined,
must necessarily bring hour up q shade
higher. The c. use of the extra freight is
on account Of The extreme low water, The
boats experiencing great difficulty IN
getting through ~ al. Grsin IN most al
The leading markets indicate high prices.
As our own general market is somewhat
controlled BY the general market Of st.
Louis, We extracs from the ST. Louis Re-
pNbkeQa q few general reEarks; "Ths
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D And CASE GOODS

Hsreharts In the interior are invited to
Gall and axamine-OEr stock before buying
elsewhere.
WLibarSl dvsnces made on consign-
menta Of cotton. Haqing our own ware
hoass, s&n guarantees fair Welghs. ans
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FOR SALE.
| ots for Sale In Ida City, % l0Bg
IsIaRd, NsW fork.

vnA OTTY is situated ON Long island, %
HaflsS rom New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally tnr22gh Ida city
Seyfow5no terms: Witty dollars each, on a
credit Of ten years, payable in ten annual In
stslmsnta-say So % per year on each lot
Sssa nsTfiea ownfRR tie above property pro
aoSa 70 SeiI TO the Southern people one-hali
N me lots, say 40Q0, on the above terms
Wtfhout interest The East River 3ridge II
~ IN process of construction connecting
Island, upon which New YORK Is
sifuafed. with Long Island.
This IS a good opportunity for any person
81 this Section OF country 20 invest small
snms IN the purchase 0f these lotH. Terms
are assv. and within b reach OF al Prop
eTfv on Long island viii rapidly increase ~
vsfue IS soon 81 east AissI Briggs y COM
MAJ Of the City Of Ida can be seen and full
Information given, upon apPi1call2n oelne
noeda - HT. FONTAINlks
Corresponding Secretary
Ia &c. Madison street,
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YCUs6 LADIES' ACADENY
st. Catherine Of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky,
Usdsr the PatrOnaas Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. Rose.

THIS institution Is situated two miles
i nom Springfield, about = quarter Of q
mile nom the Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. II Is nduote by the Sisters OF
the Order of st. Dominic. and Is veil provided
with competent and experienced teach6rs,
who spare NJ pains to render the Acsdemy
worthy Of extensive patronage. The dlsci.
pine of the Institution viii be hrm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
~strictest attention will be paid to the health,
comfort and wants fths pupils The course Of
studies embraces all The branches useful and
ornamental. This institution was established
in 1871 ana is situated IN one OF the health
lest and most beautiful portions of tha State,
and is of easy access by rail nom Louisville.
An extensive farm is connected with the
institution. from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving IL considerable advan-
tage owe Others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
building are erected with an eye especially
to health and comfort,
The Academic year commences on the nrst
Monday in September and ends on the last
Wednesday in june and Is divided into two
sessions of V months esoh.
Terms per session OF nve months accord
ing 70 the class of the pupil, e75, go and SlOO,
payablehalf in advance,
FOR further particulars apply to Messrs. ]
@. Webb & Co., Louisville, Chas. D. Elder,
Esq, al Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
to the Fathers In charRelOf st. Peters church,
Memphis, Tennessee. d&w au2
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4. C. TrsaawsH & Bros.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
AND
COTTO FACTORS,
30. n UHIsN STREET,
ST0NEWALL BLOCK, /: MEMPHIS. TENN.

HAVE ONE OF THE LARG 2aE STOCKS
u It has ever bssn their pleasure to offer,
both 70 tina city and country trade, consisting
in ssrt, viz:
E2Oe bags CsRee; 1000 kegs Mails;
IO0 hhAs- Sugar o bbas. Sugar;
1000 bids. Er0a-Eies-AU PATTERNS
5000 pieces BagSinE, 2 20 ~ Pounds
1900 bbls- FlOaE all grades
1908 bbfA- Safs o bbIs. whisky;
500 PkES.T sbas 100 GASES Sardtuess
200 cases Oysters
8asSu- Ness PSrk. Hams. Lard
Hask6reI MeiAsses, Nsal, aad various
other articles In their H1e too numeF-
Ous TO MENTION
The attention of wholesale dealers is spe-
cially invited to their larga sock. which has
been gotten up with great care, and Ia offered
at prices that must psOve satisfactory 70 buy
ars,
Their Cotton Department is under the
charge of A. G. WELL, VINO gives his
person Il atsenttOa TO this sale OF Cotton and
having had - years experience In the buHi-
nesS, Iesls compssent TO do tzsdcs 70 khippers
in the sale or the Gthpls. They WOzId farther
return thanks for the very Hbsral patronage
heFes0roFs extended to them, and respect
fElly sslicts q continuance OF the same.
SELF GAW
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saturSSV, October q, 1871.

within legal hours, L"s NOi"7ms US
real estate, to wits O. aha oonntv nj
Situate, lying and bsin 80 ncoSs
shelby and State OF Tenn LII.
particularly described a. l. 1Stshsr md
Adjoining the land Of J. G. n scd ~ 80
others, IN the FIRST ClvtlDistrI Ae{,n 1ne
county. and bounded as follows: b Taat
Al 3 hickory on the road near Moran Nsest
ing house, 1t being said Wnitaker's aoRtA 30
corner running east nfty-eight poles sit
the road to q stake 10 chains northeast OF -.
nlumfree near b +. Harrel's crib; thence
nOrth one hundred and thirty-DiBe and-a-
half poles 70 a stake in the road nom Beaver
bridge TO Curtis house, with sWeslgumi black
oum and esh pointers; thence west hfty-
eiQbt poles to Whitaker's line i've poles
south II his northeast corner; thance q
Wtb Wnttaker's line 10 the beginning, a
hickory now cut down.
TKR1Is or SAIL On q credit OF seven
months. purchaser executing note with Sc
entity: lien retained TO secure OF
n1rchase money. Equity of fedem ptioR
6srred. THIS September Is, ISL
NJ ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Aaater.
la. Taylor, Sol. for compft sen
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ThsrsdaY. Octsbar I2th. Ia7l.

between the hours OF 10 o'clock an. and Il
o'clock m, on the premises, sail to the high
est bidder for cash, Que undivided half inter
est in the following described LOS OF land. In
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, 70 wit: The
fOuth part Of Block NO. 2, beginning at tbs
northwest cOrne of the Intersection OF Main
e stake; thence west and parallel with Vance
street, Cus hundred and dirty feet to q stake;
thence south ana parallel with Main street,
one huDdred feet to the north sIde of Vance
stree; thence east with Vance street, M
hunLred and atty feet 70 the beginning.
Equity OF redemption waived; title be-
teyed 70 be perfect; but sell snd convey
only as trustee. JOHN
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VEREREAL or sEeaET.DIsEAsES.

Particular attention paid 20 Diseases Of Fe-
males, Eucb as Supp essed or Painful Mem
situation Falling Ofths Womb, Leucorrhes
or Whites, and 70 all irregularities Of the
monthly periods,
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
by IetteF. au&
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IN SuPREME cauRT Az IACKs0A.

20. Es.-Memphis Chsnsery Docket
William Grimm vs. Addison H Douglass.
y 1871, by the supreme Court. at Jackson,
in this cause. will sell. TO the
highest bidder, in ron Of the door OF
the First Chancery Courthouse, on Second
Monday, the 25th day Of September, 1871,
a csrtaio tract ofland. lying in the TnLEd and
Fourth Civil Districts OF shelby county In
range 8, section 4 OF the Eleventh Surveyors
District, containing by estimation - acres
more or less, bounded as follows:
at a stake, thence south 6' uestS Inks =
black gum marked "A W thence west 3
north with James L. Stewards line, 81 chains
50 inks 70 a stake, 8 LINKS east o. 3 black
oak marked - s." on Tna heirs Of Thomas
Stewart s line; thence south 81 vest, with
said line Is chains, - Inks 70 q STAKE y
INKS west OF a hickory marked It -
thence vest Sc north, with said heirs line
crossing Big creek, IS Grains to a stake, %
LINKS south OF q horn bean Market IT 3"
on the west oundary OF the James RoD-
fnron 1000 acre grant 20. IL thence 8ouAns o.
vest with sald line IS CHAINS Z stake. the
heirs Of joe McLrmOre's north west corner
thence east, 8 south with their line l4
"M. 81 on tins south bank Of a 0rsncn. the
heirs Z. II. Goes southwest corner; hence
north SO east, with their line "a chains TO a
stake, " LINKS east o. 2 req oak Marked M.
with their line . chains TO q stake; thence
south 80 west to q hickory marked IN. 3"
on the east boundary line Of said AGO acre
grant No. II; thence north ~ 6aEt with said
line, 4S chains 80 TO the beginning
OF ~sALE.-TWalve hundred dollars
cash, and purchasers note with approved
payable on the 18th Gay Of Cctober 1871. A
lien retained upon the Land until all the
purchase money Is paid. Equity Of redemps
uon barred. Sale within legal hours.
JOHN q. FREEMAN, Clerk
W. NJ Randolph. solicitor auA
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EOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DIS
II uses chronic or otherwise, assisted
by an able corps Of Scientific Physicians and
Surgeons.
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Celebrated VtgGla Blttsrs.

So This celebrated remedy, invented by a
distinguished Virginia Physician, and used
by physicians in that State for yeara past, Is
now coming into general use. 1t Is the
only pure article OF the kind TO be had
and for preventing ChiIEs and FeyeEsand
all distressing diseases arising from MAS
matte Influences, is the most valuable agent
known. In all cases OF debility, indiges-
ton, loss OF appetite, ETC, 1t has never had
an eQuaA. No family should be Without 1t
For sale everywhere. Prics 81 per bottle.