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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.- e
DHTLADELPmIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING

n
i STORE Cedar street, The Post Office Nashville
Tennessee. We respectfully call the attention Of Gentle
to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
" made for The purpose OF furnishing them with clothing Of
superior quality lower rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. r. d. Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning to the benefit Of customers With this
arrangement and the price principle, We Halter our
selves that shall be able to give satisfaction TO all VINO
may favor with their patronage
seg- Making to Order.--Ne nave IN our employ one
of the most experienced and superior cutters IN the United
States and will work to give entire satsachon
Our stock of Goods on hand is large and beautiful com
rsng all the latest styles of fabrics introduced Gentle
men Hov will please call anu 'A' CLIFTON ABBOTT.
-TT7ST RECEIVED-4O BOXES OF LANG
Il HORN 4 Armistead's finest Tobacco, Is dOz Zinc
Wash Boards, and for sale by X f. BELL,
dec1 No % College st opposite SeEanee House
DAN AWAY FROM THE sUBSCRI *
IL ber Willy, light colored boy, about thirty a
five years Of age, he is about i've feet eleven inches
high, thin vsage, salow, grum look. ~
will give go reward if secured in any jail is this State
or fifty in any out Of the State.
nOvlS-lmwF W. T. GOODRICH.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
D,R. ROSS would respectfully invite the sx7ea
IL attention OF the public to a NEW AND (yfttf5{A
IMPROVED INSERTING ARTIFICIAL ~NdIL1J
TEETH upon which he has been for tGe praeiieing
with great success.
The improvement consists in the teeth being arranged
plate of Dure platinum, and by means OF sllelous
compound the teeth and plate eemented bry ogetn-
er leaving nterstiees for the Judgment or secretion
food the time forming artificial gum beautL VI
and eke in appearance and which . represented on INC
inside of the teeth as well as out llt 4,
Those interested invited TO call and examine speei
mems Of this improved method at bis operating rooms NO
81 M stairs College st. sug7-H
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NOTICE.-HAVING TAKEN

TIERS of Administration the E~ta'e 81 the late j.
NJ Swinson dec d. notice is hereby given 10 ali persons in
debted 10 said estate to call and make immediate payment
and persons having claims against the estate requested
present them, properly authenticated A. the aW drs
daca-,rIm \ r ANDERSnN. Execninr.
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S,TOYE S.-We have hand and viii receive large
- additions in a few days, splendid assortment Of
Stoves of every description and Wal sell them good
terms any house in the city. 1900.
deco McCLJkE& MuOht,
No 10 RrnadM Az fnrmeIly occllnled bE ]. ". Smith.
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STEAMER HOWARD.-R.T. n
= NoKrHERN Master-This splendid z fFSiirSSz
steamer is now in fine order and will run -
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She will leave the first rise of water
For freight or passage apply 10
nov9 &R YEATMAN, Agents
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lessening ooin mental and bodily capacity Hold. Henri,
CORDIAL MEDICINE That Is purely Vegetable
healthy state, ana will prove Ofseryiee you II posss
virtues isa general remover OF disease strength
Of has
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE RI

TORS to the ensuing year. will be held at the Of
flee of the Union Bank on Monday End January next.
dec7-til 1st ian J. COREY, CASHIER.
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OUR HOLIDAY STYLE.

TTNHE METROPOLITAN HAT.-Those persons
L who wish neat and comfortable business Hat would
do well to call and examine those beautiful new styles that
we have lust received. FRANCISCO WHITMAN.
dac1O
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-13

TOFFEE-IOO BAGS RIO COFFEE RE-
I CEiY ED this day per Steamer j. a Si,ea; ,,r ~
dec5 McChf4h a AEhhAslo-
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There's plenty as good looking, as smart,
and not troubled with such quantity no.
tions
And thus, with ridicule and sneers was
the last hope Of reformation DESTROYED.
That night Irving and Hawkins attended
an oyster supper at the ''Globe Coffee
house." where they met some half dozen
boon companions. Wine and wit flowed
freely. Irving drank deep to drown the
voice Of conscience and the conflicting
emotions that stirred his soul, and that
night, for the first time in his life, Henry
Irving qcCs put to bed drunk!
From that hour his career was down.
ward. His visits at Mrs. Carson's was
soon discontinued. At the last interview
Emma urged him 10y all he held dear and
sacred-by his hopes for time ard eter-
nity-by every argument and inducement
that warm and earnest heart could COM
mand-to change his course of life: and
for moment it raised the remains Of
manhood within him, but there was a
chain of intluences-s power of indulgence
that even the eloquence of his hearts
iSNt NOulo IiOl >CN6l. l6ll 1itI Will q
promise of reformation, and shortly after
left p for the south.
About six years after the foregoing
incidents, two merchants from P were
returning from New Orleans, where they
had been purchasing groceries. The day
before the boat arrived at Louisville, as
they were seated on the guards engaged
in conversation, an unusual commotion
was observed among the hands on the
main deck.
The two gentlemen alluded to, with
several others, went below to ascertain
the cause Of the disturbance. They were
told that one of the firemen had fit of
delirium tremens, and that the hands
were trying to confne him. They stepped
back into the engine room, and there,
reader, lay Henry lrring, tied to bale
of cotton, writhing and foaming in all
the agonies of that dreadfv malady.
When the boat reached Louisville he was
placed on a dray and conveyed to the
hospital, where, the next day, he ended
his life, calling down the most bitter
curses on him whose ridicule and sneers
had silenced the pleadings of virtue and
love, and drove him On to ruin.
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For the Daily Evening Star.
Strawberry Hill,

Prince William County, Virginia. taro miles
from Dtmfr7es, on the BreutsyiUe r0ad--
the property ef j. r ".
There is not in existence feeling so pure.
So cheering and grateful thro' life to endure,
As the feeling which breathes Of contentment
aud peace,
And the proud independence that cannot de-
crease;
To move hither Or thither, or rest as we will,
And Homestead our own, even Strawberry
Ave the name is deli ightful and beautiful too
a .Strawberry' tempting in scent and in hue
Type of Life's sweetest hours, Of Friendships
best smiles.
And the slcaethat rue honest labor Ie-
guiles;
Give me life in the country-my own land to
till.
And the Home Of my choice, even Strawberry
Hill
True, Strawberry Hill has not long been my
own,
And is rude and uncultured, no dwelling
So much better-I'll mould it, as child, to my
mind,
And all Of it's innate good qualities find
In my task Of industry shall good seed instil.
And raise to perfection my Strawberry Hill
Oh wait some few seasons and we shall behold
What a Farmers attention and skill can un-
fold,
Waving corn fields, rich orchards and gardens
of flowers.
Winters evergreen hedges, and Summers
sweet bowers,
And the dwelling. half rustic, as climax to fill
The beautiful picture Of Strawberry Hill.
And then I II sit down. like a man in my own
Nor envy the worlds greatest king on his
throne
For my heart will respire with contentment
and peace,
And the proud independence that never can
cease:
With the feelings Of Truth, God and Nature
instil.
Can I be ausht than happy 81 Strawberry
Hill? AMERICUs
WASHINGTON, lime. 1853.
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Small Waists.

The Dublin University Magazine thus
speaks Of the waists of American ladies':
The unnatural length and ridiculous
smallness Of their waists battle descrip-
ton. A waist that could be spanned is
an English metaphorical expression used
in novel, but it isan American fact: and
so alarming does it appear to an English
man, that my first sentiment, on viewing
the phenomenon, was one Of pity for un-
fa,tunate beings who might possibly
break off in the middle, like flowers from
he stalk, before the evening concluded.
No less extraordinary is the size of the
ladies arms. | saw many which were
scarce thicker than moderate sized walk
ing sticks. Yet, strange TO sav, when
theSe ladies pass the age Of forty, they
frequently attain an enormous size. The
who'll economy Of their>stIucture is then
reversed, their wrists ard arms becoming
the thickes+ parts Of the body. Here is
a subject worthy the contemplation of the
ethnologist. How comes it TO pass that
the English typc-which | presume has
not, in every case, been SO affected by the
admiXture of others as to lose its own
ldentity-hOw cores it to pass, | say,
hat the English type is SO strangely al
tered in a few generations | have heard
various hypothesis. amongst others, the
habits Of the people-the dry climate
The effect Of the latter on a European
constitution would have appeared to me
sufficient to account for the singular con-
formation, if had not been pcrsLaded by
natives Of the country, that the small
waist is mainly owing to tight lacing.-
This practice, it is said, is persevered in
TO an alarming eXteent; and if report be
true, it is to be feared that the effects will
be felt by future generations to a greater
degree than they are at present
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TO THE PEBL[T.

Gamers Vegetable Pain Extractor.
HAVING. for the last fifteen years, been
1 L engaged in examining the melical prom
critics Of the various plants of the vegetable
kin clOm. in order to ascertain that If hv a
proper and proportionate combination and
h'ending Of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole. liquid medicine could not be Oh
taine1 that could be used internally anI ey-
tcrnally without injury to the human system
and ha would relieve Door suffering human
itv of some Of the diseases that flesh is heir to.
[ fa.tcr myself that | have produced such
medicine. which [ call GARNER 5 NEIETA-
BLE PAIN EXTRACTOR. that, for lis cffica-
cy in removing pain and disease from the hu-
man body. stands unrivaled in the history of
medicine. This is no idle boast. as [ first
tried its virtuesin my own family and then
administered it TO my friends and acquain-
tances until several hundreds have used it.
and who are as much astoniShcd and delighted
as myself at the almost miraculous cures it
has performed.
Satisfied of its wonderful powers and at the
earnest solicitation Of my friends, [ have de-
termined 10 spread it broadcast throughout
the world. and for this purpose I have an
nointe1 Mr. G.. L. GILCHREST Of the city Of
Washington, ID. c.. my General Agent. who Is
prepared to sus My Agents with any quantity
Of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must be addressed pos'-naid.)
which will meet with PROMPT attention.
may 26-tf GEORGE ". GARNER.
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The Turning Point.
By SCIO.

Henry Irving was native of Eastern
Virginia. his only inheritance-a warm
heart, medium intellect, a sociable ma
ture, fine personal appearance, and a lib
eral share Of that peculiar feeling gene
rally conceded as experienced by none
but descendants from the first families"
d the Old doiDai7
At the age of twenty-four, he left his
native State, and in the fall of 1929, en-
gagged as salesman in the largest dry
goods house in p. tlOurishing
town on the Ohio river. Having acqnir-
ed liberal education, a cultivated taste
and gen lemanly department, he soon be-
came layorite in the social circle.
Although possessed Of some of the PR
vatc and social virtues Of human nature
living was not free from its vices he
loved the wine cup and The card table
vices not then as reprehensible as now
Custom, the great Sanctiontr Of human
error, at that day recognized these as he
bonds of f'aternal brotherhood, and pub
lie sentiment has not yet elevated the
standard Of social morality above them :
;n;o,'t ; ,io:s,,,.as notnoa 'o'>' nf oron, m ro. @
aa.n;ra4 la H. '',,<,, ,,a,,,,1,,;4,- aao1 ~
tSalat; l,,, n,' - - hni5n.a 40, ;o1oa q" "
~; 80 .1,l .o'5I oe tlot ;1a ,.
1oc., ha1d sn,,Jn5 r1o. .,'',c soaI-;n o1ons
&C ,,o,,no. n ,,,o,, , 1,-hd r tLuon, oono = tho
dac, aHd Nth ,n;,tb Nv ond ;o11;+I.
1,.;ft saothl,. ~ at ;,n'- W. '1 danp +bst
St,.oor, v,hnso sc,1rco = cro,rnod WIN
ot'o;a|. ] ,.e,, ,I 81 i.> ga,,s~1 ",,l,
,,1oaS',rol " an5 40 rr-;i aorID ond v,aTnn
p L,,r[,o ,,,,,noas ;nto eta.;t '' IEs rnnr-
n oona,1o:, ati,h .0., "ca fc,d ~ 'a l Tnl,
Ia,l;n, , .o',, ,,,'> lann L. ,n 'l of ~
an4a,d ,,I'a,,;,,@ a11.,,a h,t donl;.,,to7
af ',,,N' a,'1 ''e.e'' e',,l -
Cd ;nfidcl and " m.; nod what | b ho "" cow
s;derld nanlr cont',,,rt ',. 4nr x;rtno and
,,;etv u-or tanl of 1rh;s+ o,,cbre and
Good hrandv and was uithal what the
vorId considorel . s.cl,,.or falIou- ;,
T. u-oc obont WOW th;n1, aftor T.
vino came 70 p tI,at Fmma Caroo,
rot,1rnnd from pb;,a1, ,1nhia vharo sho
had heen sent to comnIftc her edncation
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COOPER g. EgcGEgS~
PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTEPS.

TLL NJ DEIlN AND TEo-EII LTtN
Eot-hir and Eot-Water Furnace Manufac-
turers,
HAVING removed to G street adjoining the
L l. Bank Of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them a call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices.
II. d. COOPER is well known to the citizens
Of this city as being general builder, and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winder's Building.
previous to August, 1881, and Mr.. MCGHAN is
practical Plumber from New York.
Call and see US an IS
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Il. EENRNETR''S
CoVFECTIONARY AND FRUIT eT0F

CONEECl1UH @h1 AMI hO1A AOrE'
Corner Of Penn. orenne and l4th street,
merit KidrgH s. Larence's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale at the lowest cash
y prices. CONFECTIONARY, Of all kinds,
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM. 81 per gallon-families supplied at
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment by the undersigned
NAV 2-7w J. G. WEAVER, Agent.
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NE 3Y CIGAR &rE'ssREI.

WILLIAM o. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9Th street and
louisiana avenue. and offers to the public a
good assortment Of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF.
Call and try for yourselves.
Az 23-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-10

NEW OsCILLATING ENGINE. Mr.. Sam
uel Montgomery, young mechanic Of
Baltimore. (says the Sua, has Just pat
entod an oscillating steam engine. He
claims for it in his letters patent that it
consumes much less fuel than others. and
that Its extreme simplicity is desirable
object that it works without an eccen-
trio cross head or slides, and having but
one trunion. obtains desideratum long
and anxiously hoped for. That it will
also invariably work up to its power, for
the reason that it has neither an eccen-
trio cross head or slides: besides, in its
operation there is much less wear and tear
and friction than on any other engine ex-
tant. The model has been in operation,
examined by eminent engineers, and by
them pronounced good invention.
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G.. L. GTREks OT.
VI H' y -zSL-Atz u.
ltGrnFv and Counsel el3ar-rr-F.

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
l. trict sRd attends to the prosecution Of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De
partments.
- Office on Louisiana avenue, near 7th
street ian p
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z C. CsRRINGTnT

Attorney and CeuRseiler-at-Lnw,
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
i trict, and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
q Office, east wing of the City Hall.
feb II
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E. II. LhSKEY,

ATTORNEY and COuuseIler-at-Eaw.
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District.
Il and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
ton before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress-
~ Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 50
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WILLIAM EG. HsAsT3s.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

On MARYLAND Arenue, near Serenth Street,
rs PREPARED to undertake any kind OF
l. BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
with promntness. ap 2l-6w
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STREET CONvERsAUoN.-Sm Smith, saw
Brown, understand that you are paying
strict attention to Miss Jenkins
Broun-Ridiculous
Smith-Ridiculous ? Why7
Bro~n-Why, the girl is as poor as a
church mouse.
h-LLos an conder. .]-Oh-ah--
um!
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/. +. b IT'S
n : JTI FashionnhIa Hitter

North 81 r. Penn. a.. tUo Io0re bcIow 4 st.
= Would inform his customers and the~
l1nublic that he has just o7ercd very So
large assortment of Spring ard SEmmer HATS
and CAPS. Of the Lac styles. to which l.
would call their attention: among which are
SUPERIOR MoleSkin. Silk. Cashmere and SGouoh
HATS: Drah, Beaver. Brush. and Pear HATS.
Panama, Leshorn. Canton. Braid, German
~ennet. Palm Leaf. and other STRAW HATS.
Chi'dren's Fancy do. Boys and Iorfhs'
HATS OF all styles and qualities. Also Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line vii! do well by
calling at MAGUIRE'S.
II l., PennsYlvania avenue.
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COLTS REVOLVING PIsTOLe, &c.
A LARGE and comnletc assort ment of Colts
n and Aliens REV0LNERS Of all sizes
and qualities just opened and for sale by
JNO. W. BADEN.
South side Penn. avenue. near 9Th st,
IN 9-2awiw
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Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts. &c.
N nm 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves
pgplln 10 do. white do.
l4WIG Is doz. Black Nett Mitts
100 . Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
every quality.
Call and see WM R. RILEY,
corner 8th street, opposite the Market.
may Sim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
RICE BIA BY,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
'nFFERS FOR SALE
~ IS Tons American rolled and Hammered Iron,
embracing almost every size and description of
the best quality,
10 Tons American Band, Hoop OVAL half round horse
shoe and nail roads
10 900 lbs Western Bacon, hoground
3, 900 lbs. city smoked sides,
90 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars part strict
ly prime,
10 bis. prime PorJ Rico Sugar.
SO bbls and boxes Loaf crushed and puverzed Su gar
100 Bags Rio, Laguaria Mannila,J Java Mocha Coffee,
very fine,
5hhds ". I. Molasses.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molas ees, crop,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
6 !" Pure,
25 whole and hall bbls. new Herrings,
sd do family Shad,
100 Kegs old Dominion Males, Sd to inch spikes,
90 doz. bed-cords apd Leading lines,
90 gross patent Matches,
1000 papers cut lacks,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Table Salt,
10 boxes Talow, Sperm, Adamantine, md patent
Sperm Candles
10 sets Axles and Carriage Springs,
10 Bellows, assorted sizes, common to best quality,
900 lbs. English blister Steel,
4 ton American hammered Steel
$500 cast and shear Steel,
10 Anvis and Vices, assorted sizes,
40 Boxes Tin plate 10 ID and Is s2O lie and
80 Reams Cap, Letter and writing paper,
500 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 10, Iealsve and Milton Cotton Yarns,
$50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather,
1875 Sides black upper Leather,some very heavy,
$500 American, English, and Russian sheet iron,
= pigs block Tin,
100 lbs. slab Spelter,
1000 lbs Sheet Zinc,
Trace, Halter and Back Chnins,
Sand Selves, for Plasterers and Brick Layers,
| Meal, Cookie and Sapd Selves,
Files assorted Cotton and WOODEN Cards, Scgars,
Tea and Table Spoons, Shoe Thread,
3-4 and A heavy do nestics Nos and osnaburgS,
| Calicos; Silk and lotion Handkerchiefs,
| Nankeen Stripes assorted,
Mustard. in great variety; Shoes. assorted,
Bucking Nutmegs 8 10, 10 IL, ~ \ a. GlassPep'
per, Ginger, Aspice, best Green and Black Teas. n.
| q Tar Glass Tumblers Indigo &c. &c.-All of which
will be sold at a bargain.
| nm 28-ts
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SECOND DIspATeH.l

Nrw YoRK, May 4.
The Empire City arrived to day from Ha-
vana. The bark Lady Suffolk had succeeded
in landing GOO SLAYER near Mantanras
The Havana journal, Diario is bitter a yainst
the appointment of Soule, and intimates that
he will not be received at Madrid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
Trust sale Of Town Property.

pursuance ofa deed of trust executed ON the 18th
day of February, 1852. by Elisha Snead the under.
signed will proceed the premises, on Friday the
18th inst to sell at Public Auction. certain LOT or
fatCEL OF GROUND, with the buildings and nppur-
tenances situated the north side third street
containing ONE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE, in the city
ct Lynchburg 1T being the property purchased
by sa Snead, of Jesse r Duiguid and wife, and con-
veyed by deed dated the Goth July $780, and recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of Lynch.
burg The title is believed to be good-but the under.
signed will convey such only as is vested in him, as
Trustee under the deed aforesaid.
Terms made known the day of sale.
JOHN JOHNSON, Trustee.
agree to the above sale, provided it is made upon
credit of and months
A. +. WITTEMORE
May 1853 BIZ w r. Roane hi, Anv.
agree to the above SALE upon the propos, by
A. +. Whttemore ELISHA SNEAD.
MAY d. 1853. Inn 5-tds#l
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUST Sale of Town Lot and Tea

= eineDf-By virtue of deed OF Trust cxecu-
ted on the goth day of April, s5e by Elisha snea
susan a. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks Office nj
the Hastings court of Lynchburr the undersigned.
rustee therein named will proceed to sell ON the prem.
ses on Friday the 18th day of May next the LOT &
TENEMENT conveyed in sad deed. The Lot is stu.
ated the Junction of Second with Falls alley con-
tains ONE-EiGHTH OF AN ACRE. and is now in
the occupancy of said Snead
Tho Title Is believed to be tely good bur the un.
dersisned will convey such only IS vested in him ma
Terms made known at the time and place Of SALE
mp 26--dtds JNo NJ SPEED Trustee
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pFEECARRIAGEs, ROCKA-oHE

NV WAYS, BUGGYS, WAGONS -
Sc-The Subscriber respectfully informs hisfrends and
the public generally that his stock Of Carriages Rocka
why's and Buggysis large and he is adding II dali
ly-oll Of his manufacturing and warranted equal
any in the state either for nentness durability
He hnsulso good stock Of Carryalls for and two
horses.
His stock off iron axlc wagons Ia very large several
very superior ron wagons, and four horse wagons and
largo lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot of Rail Road made, and making
up NIL sizes Of wagons, carts &c.
l. eb. 9.-dSc6mif JKO. ii. BAILEY.
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