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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

r7Ina all cases where Dr.. S. A, Viewers
Canker and Salt Rhcum Syrup, together win
his Cerate, has been used, ii has cured EiySip-
elias Some cases that had resisted all modes
of treatment Tor many years, have been per
reclly aud permanently cured py these articles
Their efficacy in such cases, IS truly wohdet,
full. They never fail Of elecling a cure Tor ali
Humors.
October 4, 1855.-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

uTINVALiDS recovering from tie effects
of Fever, Bilious Diseases, OF long continued
Illgess of any kind, will find CaTler'S Sp'nlSh
Mixiure the only remedy which will revive
lhcu dropping constitutions, expell all all uou
humors fro "a he blood, excite The liver 10 a
prompt ard healthy action, and by lis 'onlc
properties res'ote the patient to life and vlgot'
we can only say TRY IT. A single bottle
Is worth all the so called Sarsapsr Has in cxIs-
tence. II contains no Mercury, Opium or any
o her ~uoxious or poisonous drug, and can De
given to the youngest infant without hesl'a'
II n. -.. d.. lr".
See the certificates Of wonderful cures
around the bottles. More than five hundred
persons IN the City Of Richmond, Va can ieS-
tify 10 its good effects.
s.sSee advertisement.
October 4, lS55.-4w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
CHASE AND IuNDILL
SV'UyaPING TEEE STATE!

NOTWITHSTANDING this fact, STEPHENS s. Co. have brought into
market the lar est stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, ever offered
to the pcoplc of PrelIe county. Their stock consists in part of French,
English, and American Cloths andfany Cassimeres, oyercoatingstw eeds
Sattinetts and Jeans,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
EXCHANGE EsiNK.

". r. CJrHer Of NrincN TLird Streets.
DAYTON, O.
DUY and sell Exchange and Coin; ~juyn!)ls,
ID Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &c aud loan
money at reasonable rates. Pay interest on
Deposits. llARSl!A!AN WINTERS.
Oct. 6, 1859.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
4 G. 4 II ID .

We fake us method Of informing our friends customers, and rabHc generally, that or Dry
Ioh%Lrmt 5novua rs The firm Of IuAhtn, EpLy Wilson, will SI conUuue oco
h,i old sand rpolleu Tie Cor' House, Notwithstanding lle'HtoSe q. ouf me
ImW.r ol rn,nrJ n my. NJ change will be made it the cTr-ll year. which eaN
.Warb IS6' F-fns omygJyes under many ohHgauoS - onr friends and Cnson~r1 m
.r Vim Cyos md liberal pauouge heretofore, e hope 10 have lie rca,rrcir future
Of nerninpn and receive continuance uf the same Those who know themselves to be IN
Lhm ans GTa Im, lime mast due will do well to coneu ard pay of the same. this We
I" i" at" MINUTES" Jus F w.t. UJHBELL,
EaOn, September 81, 1855. "' """'"t'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
INV AND CTlAP FALL AID WITH GOODS!

To r RECEIVED al endless variety of Notions, such osG"veS Ho%'y. Bats Of AL hind5
% Needles, &c, in fact all that keplh ac"WH M"' ~" ~ " ~ H -"
cLidTen's dress wear was ever belief c'nNSlgm part OF Pnms' Daane' Plain ma
FmvR nck Skg and few choice patterns Fancy ks, wlch iel Ladies say are The nj
cyer brought To his MARKET Bmcha. Mode aud BvS STATE Sa"N' Ladies new styles
Canes md N,niuas. Collars, s eeveS Neck h2nlkeurReE, fhuffnFT j rm@Sp PLAIN
barred in yAu all kinds White Goods LncCs oil all kinds and pF"Si "m3 cents to >
nor yj CLls Fine md heavy Casmeres, plain aud Fancy Nesins nd GeniI-mens wear
generally, Mems and BOYS Comforts, Ladies' unitr vests, W Of Cotton niSHk DnWeS
and IS,ieriirs mn clori Flanneh, BhmIrh Brown and assorted caoti MnlaN, LrN,
r. rks, Checks, Blankets and a thousand and one articles more; n "Sb ,meE, ArihMi
Sc &c IS-a fine assortment Mems Boys and Infants Has, Caps, Boots and
shoe o2nex, all kinds of @ EENSgyAElE, 3lASS " AtEEr dc.
N u Ar lMsn (c orrIv noinc4 akrn in exchange GrrordS atIrre Gntr market price.
store Opposite the Court li0Wsc, Eaten; ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE

AMERIUAN =. y. .INION.-
fRUITs ~ pusrRY or the LiFe ADAM CIARnE-
very interesting volume. and should be read BY all
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lmsn AMY is highly interesting and seasonabe VOL
NtmoIn on A DoLL,-Yonnp Masses will be deeply in
eresled and greatly benefited by gcaiing this Memoir
CArAooMns OF Bome,-We need not call ettan ion to
this vplune--tho e will secure that
Scuoot DAYS REytEwrD.--Studenls should NOT fail to
road this volume.
TuE SAp MisTAKg.-A narrnti Illustrating with much
vi,idne,s aud fidelity the mistakes which often 90,
cur IN the religious trimming OF families. Parents
don't you need this book1
fnr Guar Qursrros Is great book II treats Of
great interests viii ypp readit7 81. 81 = s.s . &
All Of the above, and The pubcui opa Of the Ameri.
s. s. Union generally. such Librarea Teachcrs
lIclp' Que son Books Hymn Book Maps and Mscel.
uneous volumes can be had ut Payne e. Christians
Book Store, Lynohburg, Va o. NJ BENTON,
june 26,ts Supt. Am n. y Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HOPKINS, HULL n co,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

2as nAlrlMoRE STREET BALTIMORE
NJ take this method ai calling tie attention OF
w lhe Southern trade our stock oi tall and
Water 6ood.. Tho encouragement we have mt with
IN our endeavofs To up better stock than hns n,osi
y been ket in this market hna stiruLted improve
IT, both in extent and variety. Besides full assert.
meht OF Foreign and | omesie Staple Dry Goods>ve
shall offer largo aud ol, eant stock of Lndra' Deas
Goods. We shall ael at short profits, wish
the best clnss OF trade that market. Or.
ders for gorda solicited which shall have prompt ncn.
tom u. u HOPKINS,
Il HULL,
W. H. RYAN,
aug dim THO. W. ATKINSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
Notice 10 Travellers.

pf.n,z.sIsa Our Stages will 10 future euve Lynch
s-s+Gsssas4lA burg Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
lay mornings; arrive Charlottesville snine night Civ
ing passengers nfull light. Fssl going North
sep27.d}tawts J. T. HAMMER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
,I,O THE LOVERS on THE FINE


l. ARfS.-Those who delight Ia look upon and od-
mi, the beautiful specimens Of mt which the hand OF
IN the present progressive nge Is orming, nfe re'
spcctiuly invited 10 call q. W, MINIS a. co, ut
their well established Doguerfean Gallery. There the
Statesmen Of the country with intellectual brow aud
gust mcn stand from the plate with such natural
and e-lfhe Appearance that the spectator almost fan
cies he hears the heart thol and the lips
There, too, the beautiful hushing maiden, with spark
ling eyes aud charming lips invites te ardent youth 10
gaze in admirntion Heavens list best gift to sinful
man." There too trollioking, rompng chidhuo with
bnoyant heart and merry laugh meets the visitor and
holds him charmed to the spot. Then come to u, w.
MINNIS q. cos and view the handsome specimens.
Have your likeness, and reader. induce her You
above all others 10 accompany you; hnd ie not
couenied without exact representation ct har aud
of those you hold dear enrih Then should the sill
yer cord be snapped and the golden bowl broken, you
have that left hich will call vvidly your recol.
lection the departed Pictures taken IN ali wealth.
or with equs facilities and with The perecon.-
Remember AiNNiS a. co. are the to give you IA
perfect likeness and they may he found at all times at
heii far ia ned Gaery. Main street. Sd door from
Bridge ,rfet Lynch5urg and Sycamore street Peters.
burg, Va. d w. MlNNlS W
~ 2J-is Daguerrean Artists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
Y AND WARRANTS, LAND WAR

~ hANfS.-HO! }! FOR kANSAS.--fhc undersgn-
ed having had frequent apple ,iions TO locate Warrants
mud having Ut lhis time number of them cae in
leuds sbew.en the 9th November and the lt of Decem.
her, 10 vsit The Stnrs of Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa und
Missouri, and the Territories si Minnesota Kan4as and
Nobinska Tor tho purpose {" loeating Land -Warrapt
On land personally inspected liz will have the advice
md counsel of Agent. who familiar with the country,
md who have in view nhout 5000 acres on a. good
turning land ms be found in the United States Their
'd locker Ia constantly in the field and minute and
thorough In his explanations.
My chnrges for locuting lnnd Warrants including all
Land offeo fees and expenses, follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
nri iot.

ESAM' DECLINING.- UNCLE "SAM"
- having declined writing any mo' notices for
have to rely my young "Bmarioan' genius, to
able my frie nds and the public that
in consequence Of the expiration of tho OF service
of my Cook | will suspend operations in the EArIse
DEPARTMrsr Of INV business until the 1st of October;
daring which time | will rnale -uch improvements
will enable To offer my friends greater noitios for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
country,
My entire attention will be devoted tho service o f
the BAR, which shall be- heretofore, supplied with
the bcst Liquors and Cigo that be- had any where
My patrons are invited 10 FnKE LUscn, which will
o served in handsome style every day at IL o'clock.
JOHN w. SMITH, Lessee
apll3.ts Of Washington House Bar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
NEW GROCERY. COMMISSION a

~ NEW GROCERY, GONMIsSlON "A
~ Forwarding House - lhr subscribers have
leased, for term OF yenrS lfom Mr G IT, Lyme liA
Fire Proof Building lately erected In this CITY, d.
reet!y crpnsite the depot uf V 4 l. X Il. and imnct
a,cy brt@sen the Railroad aud Canal Cor the putrose
of carrying gcncn. Grocery, Commission and
Forwarding business, pude, thr sylc NJ d finn Of
BLACK T. fEfTNJONN. W. oAc, 10 our friends
and the public generally and we'll selected stock
ot Groceries, Liquors, Nr.. IN exchange for ensl
country produce, aud earnestly solicit II oe from hr
beoro purchasing
good supply of Lime. ruster aod Cement kept o.
hand, which will be sod as low any other house H.
the city.
All goods consigned 10 will be forwarded
wh dispatch, and particular attention paid TO Tho order
oi ,hem,
We oHer eur services agents or tho sale of Wheat
Flour Tobacco Corn, Outs, Sr. Nc. Charges reasona
bic and pnins spared /, render satisfaction Account
ol sacs rendered ns = mada.
A ] BLACK
aug 4is A. PETTYJDHN
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WHEAT THIsEsIlEIss.

WHEAT THREsIlEKs.
nIUGL1D Il BRO. have on hand and are constant
- ly having manufactured Wheat Thrcshers, with
Horse Powers OF the most aptsovel pattern, mud put
- in the most substantial mnnnur
These ThIashcrs have boen uscd bv many of the
Farmers in the surrounding country FOL the last Il, g
drs, and give universal sntislaeton
To- Orders attended 10 with rromptncas,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

100 n00 ACKEs LAND
lVIsN1VDO WARRANTS WANTED.-As
Land Wagrant., under the new law being is
sued anxious to buy large quantity, for which
will pay tho highest market price IN CASH. will at
tend regularly the Courts of Appomattox, Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford and occasionally Charlotte and
will always pay the best prices for Wurr,ts Any who
may have them will please apply be,re selling.
| rroseents, usual. all claims Tor Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Claims, any uInms against the Govern
menl Of the United States.
june 7-ts CHhS. W. STATHAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
z. w. PlckRELL. N. NJ. TANNoR
PICkREIL 4 TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,

tetersDurk, Va.
WE respectfully cal the attention of tnc citizens ot
w Lynchbnrg, and the suf a0nding country, To
extensive assortment of Lumher which consists of
many kinds suitable Builders Tobaoconist- Cab,not
Makers, &c.
For Builders have all rndes of Albany White
Pine, Cherry, Mahogany, blaek Walnut &c.
For Tobaecunsts. we keep IA nige sloc of White
Pine Cuttings. suitable for Casine--Button Wood and
White Oak tot Boxes.
For Oubinet Makers. have Poplar, Cherry. Maple
&c., Nj, with general of every thing
ny kept in lnmbet Ynrd. such Cypiess Shingles,
Luths Spruce fne Pn'ings. &c. &c
ANTHRACITE COAL.-onr Ynid i- always sup.
piled with the best Red and White Ash Coal which We
throw in thu Box Cars from inrd put in
hog sheads and forward. To deaIe,s wishing u large
quantity. prepaiod Ia offer srrat inducements
having "A turn Out from the Souths1e Road running to
wharf. where we can load n chr from the vass,-
We will sell IA low aud forward with much dispaoh
any firm in the State.
We will also attend o The forwa riding rl uer-
chnndise entrusted To To ohncc' lists shr-
ping nter great facility. The Cdd iake
wharf. whore 1t can be put directly tho
sells, either for baltimore Philadelphia or New York.
We also have Crane, capable of mising 5r fifteen
Ions, which tuke any heavy article from the vessel
To the We will be pleased receive orders at
tend to any thing in our line. may % dan
CPRING TRADE EsJJ.-2GEo. b JONES
~ & co. Uhaie&aie Druggists, Peersbmg. Vhgiain,
have received their SPHISs SrocK Of Drugs Medi-
cines Paints. &r., and offer for snle nm nssort
the OF Country Merchants, Druggists, Physicians
aud Farmers.
Obaining THEN Supplies from Manufacturers and I'm.
porters only, they prep ed furnish these goods
ow any regular Jolbng house. i#~ Orders receive
prompt and cutelu attention mar9s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

To persons sending n numbe, of Warrants a lhcral4
deduction iram the abcvo prices will be made.
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Nninry Palic. aud denier in Land Warrants,
mug ID Is Lynchburg Vu
tV Richmond Examiner nnd Wing copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
ROCKBIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

ROCABhDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
fINillS old and fnvorite WATEBING PLACE hav-
ing been greatly enlarged and emt,eilished is now
open Tor visitors Its fame in the euro of diseasehe
stendy growth uf more than thirty years experience
and trials too well established need advert.
sing 1t ia believed stand wholly without riyui IN
he OF Scrofula Chronic Darrhea. Dyspepsia, OBJ
stinate disease, of the Liver Of the Kidneys and Of
the Slin Bronchitis Oplhalm; and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets containing analysis and few Oft null
titude of that night have been published will be
forwarded on application
But. the proprieors wish invite atlontion o.ther
efforts rendering this attractive merely
tn the invalid but TO all who desire healthu and agreea
bio recreation from the of business. They have
spared neither pains expense In fitting up their
abllshment according to the requirements Uf Tho tmes
in Hotel keeping.
They have also the pleasure 10 state thai DIR. q A.
RosE. o In Porte Indiana. lung and well known as
citizen and physician o. Lsnchhurg has consented to
render his services a tesident physician.
The Volnndt Band Of Mnsic. Of Baltimore, is engs.
sed Tor the season Billiards. Ten-Pins. Shooting Gal
Iery, &e., &c. FRAZIER d. RANDOLPH,
Propretrrs.
MAJ. JoHs II. SrAYRws (ate of the Colun,bian) S,,.
pcrinte,dent july 6-dac2m
ENAMILY HAMS 4 SHOULDERS
l. 300a lbs. exua Family Hams
600 Shou,tprs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

HUANO.-~We have on hand some 200 tons OF the
VI Emdys cargo OF Guano. that we imported last
winter. So Tar as We have heard from the purchasers
il has given entire satisfaction, equal with Peruvian-
Passengers by the Central Railroad OF its
good effects by noticing Strawberry Hill. as they pass
through the farms. ID. W. Haxall, ESD, A. Garrett
Esq, u Ander.on, Jr., some Of the purchasers
of it. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co,
Ricnm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
VI HIIHI. WNTF 'FfTVI F1''''-
Take Particular Notice.
Il 1onNsroN's INyIGonATIvE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC

should that sound mind body the mosf ec'Sar
ln connubial happiness Indeed Wt0u s
the Journey life becomes weary iriInaeh the proSect
hourly lai kens view the mind becomes shsdoweI WIN
eair and filed with the melancholy reflections that he nap
blighted with our own Let no 1as
leieacy prevent you but apply immediately. ,.
places himself under the areof DIX JoiNeIoN' MAJ
49, Lie innteMAn. AIl C0nllEl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

General Commission s. Forwarding Merchants
Corner 2Od and II aicr SIS on he Decs
RichrnOnd, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
NEW YORK MONEY MATTERS.

Virginia State Stocks sold ia New York Saturday
evening ct $780, The Stock market very firm,
especially for good State Stocks. The Canada brought
orders and helped 10 give Virginia stocks the
jump upwards The Canada's letters were regarded
favorable by the brokers'
Foreign Exchange firm, but quiet al lO60l0S!.
The Money market continues easy the Banks are
disseminating all the short, strictly prime, business
paper Offering and the note brokers find it easier to
gotate loans at 90l2 per cent upon first class Sc
cnrities.
Tie foreign imports for the week compared with
these of the corresponding week last year show q
decrease of $l,722 285.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

New YoRK, Jan. 20th.-Money market presents no
material change.
Flour to-day is quiet. Sales of coo bbls at So &c
Q8.75 for common Southern, choice $9ls; State
brands unchanged.
Wheat is quiet-smal sales at previous prices
Corn is steady. with sales of 06 bushels Southern
white at &c., Oats and Rye unchanged
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20 -Flour-The market is quiet
No sales this morning. Howard Street brands are
held at SS.75, and City Mills at 1852. Buyers are
not disposed to operate at these figures
Wheat The Grain market is not quite 40 firm
aud Wheat is a trile lower. The offerings TODAY
amounted to about 4.5c0 bushels with sales of GOOD
to prime white at 81 0562l0 and Red at S232 G9 g
CoRN-The market is not firm, and white has
slightly declined. The offerings were about 200 900
bushels. and note sales of white at 85087 cents
aud yellow at e9690 cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE STEAM
Err CANADA

New YORK, Jan. 2o.-The Canadas mails have
reached here. nav
Inc very latest adVces slate that Austria has de-
csred to Prussia that if peace be not only assured by
the first of June next, Prussia will be compelled to
mobilse not lees than two hundred thousand men, OF
raise force to that amount within sixty DAVIS which
must be prepared for decisive action
The Russians have assumed position north of Sc.
bastopo aud made themselves almost invincibIe-
They fully in expectation Of an attack and ann
Their terrible battle.
RUSSIAN MANIFEsTo.-A dispatch dated St. Pc
fersburg Dec 26, says that imperial manifesto has
been Issued, containing the following passages:
Our duty christian ferbids US to desire further
shedding of blood and certainly will not reject
auy propositions and conditions of peace-provided
they be compatible with the dignity of our empire
ard The welfare of our subjects But anotha and no
less sacred duty bids in this obstinate struggle to
exert every effort and prepare for every sacrifice
which the means of attack brought against emand
We viii all, if necessary show a bold front to our
enemies, with sword in hand and the cross in our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
GAS EXPLOSION.

BosToN, Jan. l3-An explosion of gas took pIacs
last hight 10 house of i'll fame in fhis city kept by
Mrs. Bachelor, at I76 Endicott street. which blew
cut portion of the BRICK wall of the building smash
ed the windows, &c. Frances Craig, young woman
who was boarder there, ia terribly and pfobsbiy IA
tally burned, and Matilda Pinteaux another erl was
thrown down stairs and badly injured.
THE Boston Post has account Of the above &C
currence rem which it would appear that the tele-
graph has exaggerated the facts Probably no per.
fatally injursd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

SECRETARY GUTHRtF.-The Washington Union
denies positively that Secretary Guthrie has any iu-
tention of resgning his seat in the Cabinet, and
adds:
"tn:h an idea was never entertained for one mo-
ment either by the President or the Secretary, and
we may as well add that the rumors which have
gained circulation within the last eighteen months
WIN regard to contemplated changes in the Cabinet,
aud al rumors Of dssensions between it's different
members, or between any one of them and the Pre-
sdent are each and all absolutely and entire y
gTCuEdlsssu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
EXECUTION OEA mTrRnrREp

v.o,t INA Jan. 10 John Taylor, who was con-
80 iot inc murder Of his wife, wss executed this
So noun ABOUT ten thousand pervons were pres
~ oI me law For nearly an hour, The condemned
s oiesied the crowd in most sole nm aud impress.
1hhei protesting his innocence a. heart as
Len a. IA the reach of his voice TO be ware eff
'''0i' Is That was the sole cause of guilt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
.RRICK HOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
REa:

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DR.
Walls ADDITION, ON BAKRR AND 81.
rAUL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
VIII be cold on MONDAY afternoon, the ga jan.
1892, on the premises, commencing st4 O'clock, the
half acre Lot at the corner Of Bsher and 81 Paul
ment, now in the Occupancy Of M. Auth Hinor
After which, will be sold the half aors Lot ii rear
which will be divided into suitable sised. buidins
lots. s. - = --.e
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured BY :
trust deed or title retained The faxes for the pre-.
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
Jalo OODDIN 4 APPER9ON. Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

Hon. john Y. MASON The New York Tribune OF
Saturday publishes the following note from its Paris
correspondent with regard to the health of the Ame-
ricau Embsssador.
The iudispast of Mr. Mason still wears doubt
ful aspect. Heis partially psralytic and but rarely
rational. 1t is possible, from present indications,
that he may from his attack; but If should
be fortunate, he will undou 5tadly feel unwil,
hpsness longer to burden himself with the cares OF
Office, and will resign snd return home the moment
he is suhc!entiy recovered to perform the journey
very deep sympathy is manifested in Paris at this
unfortunate Affection more especially IL follows
so sly upon the accident 20 Mr. mason's in
the United Ststes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

HORSES. MULES AND WAGONS
An 49,. At AuOTi g WIN Be ssld IN HONDxY.
Hn.-n young, yell broks 1slss: W.. ~.s.. IN
erTss Heres; 70 Street, WAGONS 10 szssiisss ~,
TO this sals it being the most vaiss6ie ste.s
snd Horses ever odefed q prAls ls Is ts;s t,
not Mule IN the whole lot bsise over yssrs "a
tween 300 and $50, 80 dsys: ever fhst emerrs
month"; credit, for nssctisbls psser sasis1sct.iI.
endorsed. JACOo s. M.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NorT. Auef. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
By RICHARD CAUTHORN.
MOOD LAND FOR sALE AT AIT

w TION.-Wilibss sold 1T auction on MONDAY
the 9TH Of February. 1885, 1t ~ o'clock In front Of
Henrico County Court House, about 100 sorss Of
Wood Land, lying on the Darbytovn road, miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands of j. g. Atlee
John CuFrie and others
TERMs-One-third cssh. ore-third months and
one-thiid IL months, for egotiabe notes, bearing
interest, with GOOD endorseis. :
A plat of the land can be seen at my ofica.
ja20 b. CAUTHOENS.
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