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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10

Election.

The battle is fought and The smoke has cleared
away sufficiently to enable TO count the dead
and wounded The Democracy has come out OF
the contest with flying colors. We, all along, had
| an abiding confidence in the Intelligence and patrl-
otism OF our fellow citiz"ns, end believed that the
monster Know Nothing, " The Ubiquitous Sam
would meet, as he deserved to do, with a Waterloo
defea'. Craige is els ctcd by overwhelming
mAjnriry-even larger than his most sangune
friends anticipated. Ii is compliment that his
fidelity, sound Democratic principles, and lofty
Craftsmanship emrneniy merifed at the hands of
the intelligent voters of this District.
We are not disposed to rrioice over the downfall
of gallant adversary, but IN struggle main.
tanned under instances that characterized the
on" just closed we hope we will be pardoned for
saying that the Democracy has achieved triumph
thar will GLADDEN. the hearts of the friends Of Re-
pubicanism al! the world over.
We had a willy and in>idous foe to deal WITH
that pushed it in every corner Of the District,
making the most powerful appeals to the cupIdiry
of some The fears and fana.cism of others. The
dark hears of the night were selected for their
work, and in spite of all their efnrrs the "unter-
rifed" Drm"cract not only gained the day but
nearly increased their majority tenloId. Among
The Peans the ell giac we sorry TO say finds
ample room-No great victory won
Without the fall Of s"rne gallant chieftain.
The chivalrous Shaw and the incorruptibIe
Kerr among The defeated. We have held
our own in the State, but tears of regret must
minse with oar Shouts OF rejoicing. Dr.. Ii. NJ.
Shaw, whose fame and brilliant talents are a part
of the treasure Of Democracy, has been beaten.
The District was Wing bu! owing to his popularity
and the great confidence rrpose6 in him by his
constituency had hoped TO see him returned
And Kerr because he (hough Whig) had the
honesty and patriotism 10 oppose the dark dealings
of the secret order has been sacrificed to make
room for Reade. who boosted he {" had the free.
suIlerS his side" that accounts Tor his immen Sc
mr. jerity in old lree.soil Guilord. In our next
will he able 10 give full returns from the whole
State. En- ough is known to stale that Winsow,
Ruffiu, Branch. Craige, and CIngman are elected.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
I'M 1855:
HON. HENRY 4. WISE,
OF VIRGINIA.
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!
Old Mecklenburg Right Side Up!:!

The following i the official vote given i'll this
county for the members Of Congress:
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AN INTERESTING CoUPLE.-There is a co,,,.
10 o'nc,nna'I !, oh'"' who have been engaged TO be
married Tor The past five years but no linn h. =
". .', ""n" TINT Pr'''d "hen they were both
out OF prison IA; titc same tim..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10

~ w. 5. LAWTOG & CO, (Sou'h At!anric Wharf0
authorized agents i'll Charl SC, ard ale duly
empowered take Advertisements and Subscriptions the
rates required by us, and grsnt rcceipis.
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PsrpARATIoss FoR LYscHtse AN 4B,LIrIoNIsr
~ soUrH CARsL,NA-lt h.s been sfsssd that great
Hissa'sfsctioE existed in Batnweli D stric- South
Csrolina. On eoaount of the will Of Eiijsh Williams
Who fell dead IN Cncinnsti where be had eon- TO
give freedom to his uesro wifs and cbitdreu. The
properly 10 tmm.nsa ard the win taaas it from, the
white rel lves and sivesi t. the emsncip.ted widow
aud her children. John Jolifee, q noted asotioriss
Of Cincinnati 10 ths ard 10 shortly be 10
Barnweli to sttead 10 the property Tire Bsrnweli
8en,tr oil. referring to his sxpacted .ist ssys:
1--WE tvust . large maj 'rity Of B.rn~eli citizens
may be found r~sdv for duty We are permi ted to
hope fh.t If this rank abolitionist should pus his
foot on her soil and the does not terminate in
b'"edshsa he will. TO say the least of IT, receive
Iofise N tar and feathers and perhaps be RIDE
ran. 90 let him some end hide 'he copssqs~nces"
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CULTIVATION or TIE FouRrH IN cAEApA.--O
beth 81 ever he sortsr though SUI cts 81 Qassp
Nietcris masre extensive preparations for cele-
o,art, Z the 'g'oriops Fourth" ts5
Iu Hamilton. C. w, . com -nittee hss been 40.
pointed to arra-se matters A la,Rs eapS.ss hss
been ordered from R"eh-rsr: and Mr. Pratt, Of
Canada Hell-whn wasths first Ia Canada TO publicly
celebrate the anniversary OF Waship gton's Dir b.
dsy--is tn give dinner. The oniss Of the day
elose In the evening e Mechspics Hall.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
I Z - :

OPEN TO NEWS FERRH-l20 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
20 minutes at the Junction for Breakfas) and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at ~ q P. M.
The Train will stop passen gers at the following
points only: Manchester, sRooious, Coal-feid, To
mahawk Fowhatan, Msttosx, Chula Ameiia c. H.,
Wyanoke, Jennings' Ordinary, Haytokah. Prices,
Msherrin, Keysville. brakes Branch, Messing Ford.
Roanoke, Clover, Scotesburg Boston, and News Fer
~.
Children over 4 and under u years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
ed with two passes 30 that be retained In
the office; and it be expressly stated the pass
at they are permitted to go ON the cars
ro', Knoxvii and the Virginia Springs, connect
with Sonrh.S Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs 10 two days
without night travel.
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nsscoyesy o. CeAL - Loo cRos The Y. ststss
s1eSlsss Johs Hansocs, len waaehow On sae ist ct
SSSssssc ~ resoned k.iuss neat day. ffndine it
~ r. ~ sse the MapdArfn there 70 give any
g resesd 10 the ecal mines on the leland,
~ Sfksln gosk susas sed visited them They es'
49, s2S seeft directly the ersst. from tf0 TO
~ sSf e6pve :hs level. sad faund v.is abost
SSS fess Oh the sstrnuee, eippiae 70 the sou.
1900 - fcuf or dve fest thick inside whefe ne@
fN1e jspf oct soc's szty feet deep A small qlan-
M ~ prpeer. ct about ~ per ton and prov "a 10
r. exno1ens sos coal, free from uiehur ana ehaser.
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nn<osBstne HRARrxs.-The New Hasen Regts-
81 relssss sss esss " john ConaeHy. well kao-n
Slfs = 81 thss place vho for years hes been unable
- 800 : s.u the Iouasst scunds. few dsys sioce
~ - e.sysisd b, disiaety hearing acarisas roll
u elU o.d stili more sstonishsd at heanne psisoss
csoSctsins Ris hearing was entirely rsstored In IN
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MAGICAL PAIN FIX

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the sevsrest burns or scalds, In from on. 10
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; 1t effectually cures Fever Sores Piles Sat
kheum, Inhammatory Rheumatism, Cuts. Wounds
Bruises, Sesid Head, Corns and Bunious Erysip elias
Sprains Swellings, Felons, Chblains, Bite Of In.
sects, Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples
Eruptions, and all other nfsmmatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
: This article 10 now put up in blue Wrappers with
new steel plate label, and signed by II DALEY Ms
ker, and @. " Cfickney Co, Propristors, to guard
against the numerous counterfsits In nearly every
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at proprietor pr
81. Retail price only go. box. NH 26-dk wSm
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A MELIA SPR NGS-Two and half

A MELIA SPR ING -Two and a half
IA miles from the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
st Wyanoke Station, will be open LIST July for the
accommodation of visitors Every exertion will be
made to please our boardsrs who will be 30 coed a.
to favor US with their patronage. Our BAR viii be
we'll supplied, and close Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment il just
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had.
Terms Of Board per day Sl.50; per week 81; per
Il years. and servants half price. There will be ar
Omnibus in attendance the Depot to the ssyf
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON & soma.
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-
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD
OPEN BEYOND STANTON
TO AlS uts ssfsN n - os 3ss ans 1 ax
TNHIS is the best route 10 all the Vir-
and better cage roads than on sny other. A larger
supply Of ssaaes 10 expected thaa ever before.
5E ckjeets If greet ATTRACTIONS oI the fise-
In the Lou.ty OF Hanover, the road easses BY the
birth p,cs Of Cav, aud the old Court houss vhsre
hEHkY fred MP tue spirit Of the Revelation; by
d nncello, the residence Of JIFYsasoH; over the
top of the Blue Bidge. ct Rock6sh Gap where
WA.HisGToS said. With . few brave men - could
repei sbe whoie British army; near" WEfR's" cele-
es.tsd cave; the "Biowins Cave" and the Natural
Bridge at
ton and force II ensssed laying half mile of track
adas. Early in AuGuss thss Will be THiRrY-rwo
MILES. and ONLY NINE MILES FROM koDKBRipGE
ALuM IS -
cures q . great exssnt ExsMPrIos FsoM DU.T.
Fare in connection toih stage line Of Vim Fdrtaa
Co -
FaoM PETFBsBURe on RICHMOND.
TO Sweet Spripss. .$iB.edt To Warm Spring.. $3.50
TO White sulphur. IL 90 To Bath Alum. % IS
To heaiins...........9hot To koctbridge Alam.7 IS
To Hot. To Lexinston.... II %
to Roslb1 1S = Or Bath Alum let asy ID d.s
dine at Callah ans old stand, reach White sulphur
Southern passen gers will fiud 1t more convenient
to get 70 RichmUnd overnight, but have ample time
to connect 10 the morning train ,f1
RETURNING the best arrangements will be made
for ,mfurr and despatch to connection with
the cars; arrive In Richmond ct O'Clock, with am
Pie time for southern cars u,u,mcoup
Superintendent of Transportstisn. We G. & r Co.
WIN. P. PARISH l. co.
NsE Stage Proprietors.
ONCE Va. Central Railroad Co,l
Richmond. Nav %, 1855. je12
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RUNAWAY.

z DOLLARS REWAKD.-Ra Han uway
~ from tbs spbserihss, last Jansary, youaa
INA n rsused T0M, teioueius to Ms =. 3, Auder-
ron4 6ooeh.and county. He y OF eirgsibrssA color.
rather pleading fsce; looks tovu whom spches fc;
about feet inches IN heights 20 years old He has
seee frsqusatly In and Ground the city. and in
9ooeh1aud q his mis- ess, dsrfag the time. He may
Be found perhaps near Dr. Broken borough'a In Han
ever county, or between tbs other places named
will psy the bhnve eward upon his delivery &C my
factory. js2s-lm J. h. r. MAYO.
|nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD --Ranswsy. from the rsd6ence OF the
subscriber, last fall, mulatto boy named HART
WE'LL. He 10 . likely boy, shout Eve feet six
ioches Ia height rather lightly nsde. with hair black
and strsght. resembling an Indian, and may be
ksown BY having Of his toes IL think one Of the
small ones1 sut of / think he made hs escspe on
grey horse and that hs endeavered 70 make his way
to PetersDurs OF its vicinity. The above reward Of
hundred dollars will be paid for his apsvehensiou
II tsken ont OF the Stats. and fifty doars II taken
within the State, and lodged in some jsl % that
can get him again VIM w MfCHAUx.
jsS-dsw 20. JefsrsoD, Powhst.n co.. vs..
PUNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
h scriber. ON the 22d May. NEGRO MAN,
named sAM. He il an upeommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, Of dark, sineerbrssd
complexion, and about i've feet ton inches high =
He 10 NO doubt about Richmond or Its vicinity
will give reward of Ten Dollars for bis apprehen-
sion end delivery Into the jail of HenIico county.
jslI-2awts JOHN HUTCHESON %
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I IST OF LETTERS-Remainin in the
~ Richmond Post Office on the 90 n Juce, 1855
~Persons calling for Letters in this List win
please say they advertised.
u Office hours, ON Sunday, hereafter, from to
A. n. and to p M
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r. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N B.-For the Information of the public. It lie
deemed proper to state that there is daily lire of
stages from the terminus the road via Danville to
Greensboro Passengers for Milton and Ysnceyville
will leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS. -t
ia "a .-zs H
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poTOMAC PAVILION, PiNLY

il POINT, ST MAkYS CO. MD-This desira-
BILE place for health and bathing il open for
the reception of VISITORS with nothing left undone
that Will promote the comforts OF its guests.
Many improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommod of visitors at all seasonable hours
buiir to accommodate those at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin Al
legs and Baths have all been improved, and free
pisitoys only thankful to the pRbiic for their
pat onage the last two seasons and hope see my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted a. boarders. 1-E-E'
TERMS OF BOARD. a.e
For slnale day, 20 for three DAYS or less than
veek, 81 50 per day; ty the week $40; by the month
81 IS per day. w w DIX, Proprietor
Letter boxes hsve been placed on all tho steamers
TOR the ACCOMMODATION OF ViaitoIs. il 23-lm
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OFFICE OF THE J. r. ANDK co

OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND K. CO,
~ MAY lsT, ls55@For the purpose of repairing
canal she navigation will be stopped at tsose two
points on the Goth inst, at shutdown, and WI not be
opened again until the l7th of June it will then re-
again stopped at Locks Nos Is and S. until the 18th
of July. -o 49,"
For the purpose of laying new floors In Locks Nos
!, and ., tie navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst, and be opene
again on the Monday following
By order OF the Board of Directors.
Z. L. CHTNN,
mp l-d@m Superintendent OF Repairs.
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NJ o.l l5g1 E6!,s MHIIE l sutPHg

NJ WHITE SULPHUR
N1 sPAIN0s, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Til new and beautifni Watering pises wIi be open
for hs or visitors on hs IDth Of July 1t
Il dslgbtfuIy 81 usted on the western slope Of tho
Allesbsuies In nonssonery county, about one and .
half miles from the Fainis spd Tenuessee Railroad
from vhieh branch fosd takes yen 70 the SPRING,
20 thst visitors entirely avoid asss travelling.
Pssssnsers leaving Richmond by the Dsnvills or
Petersburg BY the 6outhsids Railroad, arrive In
L. uehbufg In time to dine, where they can stop al
uisht or continue on the vitginia and Teanessee
Rssd passiBs the Peaks Of Otter crossiag ths BlHe
Rid &C. following the besu.fui valley ofthe Roanoke,
climbing the iies hsnies to the Big Tunnel. where
they take the branch TO the 6pnnss, arriving tnsfe
BIZ s O'Clock In the afternoon These Sprnes ars
thrsa miles from the Yellow and four from the Alie
ghany springs.
the wstsrs Of these Springs are very similar 10
the water of the GreenbTer White 6u phur, more
PLEASANT TO the taste and equally efeetiye IN their
nse. They have made some most remarkable cures
OF diseases of oog pdue and believed in the
to be infallibte remedy for dsspep-
sa and almost every disease that hes assumed .
chronic state. There are also two fine chsly beate
springs, one Of them vary strong.
No expense has been spared ia fitting mp this pro.
perty, and every exertion will be made to render .
visit pleasant and agreeebe. Tbs services OF MT.
THOMPSON TYLER, who 10 we'll known In aimost all
the Atlantic cities, have been ed who will be
sssisted BY . corps Of gsntemaniy and oblisink IS
sistsuts enc Band Of Music IL also engaged.
r. Communications may be addressed TO
hOBT. ii. MOSBY,
Rres't Montg'y White Sulphur Syringe Co..
lie 2S-ts Shewesviile Va.
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL-The
1Nl subscriber, having recently purchased this
property has entirely furnished the House. and il
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat ID in the county Albemarie about
ten miles above Charlottesville. Immediately on the
Central Railroad and situated in gion of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains,
within 30 minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structing through the mountain, and equally
nient to tho University of Virginia aud Mont lilo.
a-zt- $50 WIN. p. JARMAN, P. M, :.
js 2l-dts Mechuui,s River
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M AITERS over which We have no con-
WI troll rendering our abseb cs from the city ne.
cessary for time, we wish to diHp ,se of part or
the whole of our interest in Furnishing and Iucra,
tive manufacturing business, already established.
easily understood and one which any practical bust
ness man 10 capable of conducting If part only IL
disposed Of the best of references will be given and
required. Amount of capital necessary bv tho per
son persons applying from SSO00 to 5000 Az
dress MECHANIC" Richmond r. o., over real
name. il S6-6t*
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OFFICE VA CENTRAL Il. II. Co,
Richmond. June Esd 1855. i,
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OF THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
The Board of Directors of this Company, have de-
clsred dividend Of six per cent. the stock held
under the acts of 1885, 1888, 1897 1913 and 1919 and
80, and the Commonweath subscription under the
act of 1851. payable in the bonds of the Company
bearing pteres from ths LIST of July 1885, The bonds
above authorized will be ready for delivery
after the LIST Of July as they can be prepared, of
which due notice will be given. By order of the
Board ]. GARRETT, Treasurer
10
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TODAY, TO DAYS. the best time If
L in heaith) to insure your life and secure
most ssbstonfiGl memento of affection and care for
your tsmiiy and others interested in your life
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
phaps and creditors d. 12s 75S IS. Prospectus Of
the Comp showing its businets the let OF May
it my ece. sent by mail to those writing for it.
e Ofi:e No. 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va
IS isS6-5t B. w. KNOWLES Aren't
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DEsTINY DEMONSTRATED BY

DESTINY DEMONSTRATED BY
H. THE PLANETS OR AsTROLOGY-Ptofs.-
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on matters OF i'm
portsnce in the wonderful work of Astroiogv fore.
telling ell particular events of human life both past
present and future. fuch Sc marriage description
Of husband. wife, intended, children siso; pchs.
business, situations. estate, honor, Disgrace and
ruin; OF sickness the nature and cause; also snetb
fslse ourne law suits; absent pers ms dead or .v
Of theft or things lost; substance lent or demand
ed wife husband living from each other if ave
return.
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies end Gentlemen.
Madsme Helm may be consulted at the same pIsc
She faretelis by the csrds-25 for ladies', so
cents for gentlemen. ~
Apply in Adams Valley. doors from Garner NJ
10Th, on Poplar street Office of Anthology over the
door-bsck of LsncaEterian School over che eIeek
lie 9-dims
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NEW MILLINERY

- NEW MILLINERY. ma
have just received and am daily rex
~ ceiving from Auction in the North. 43AM
80 ern stiles, q large and well seiected-SsS~S
stock of fne Silk. Grape, Leghorn, Neapofitan and
Florence Spread Bonnets. mits, Gloves, Boys Hats
and Flats, Embroideries, Hosiery.
ALSO,
large stock of FANCY GOODS, bought on the
very best terms which will sell ct reduced prices
Thankful for the patronage of my friends and Gus
TONERS, ask . Continuance of the same.
ask only call to convpce You that the only place
where you can get bargains 10 on Main Street. be-
twsen 18th and 18th Streets, opposite Mr.. Pember
tons Grocery Store
- Straw Bonnets Bleached and pressed at the
ahortest notice and lowest terms r--L L s..
my S0-1m* MRS. J. DEMELMAN. Z
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS The
sumner CO. d. making h,. stoes now comn,stap sn
seacns sll the late STYLES of Cloths az
Vestings. Alss-Black, Blue, Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats, all styles; Silk. Linen Grass Alpaca shang
hal 0insham prap-d'Ete and Lurong Goats; Fancy
md Black Cashmere, Linen and Msrseillss P.nts;
Vests Of everv style and quality; Shirts; Drawers;
Collar; Stocks Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders;
ddhfs; &c to which ne would respec' fully ask his
friends and the public generally to cali and examine
f. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100, corner Main and 18th sts.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES-
~ $50 hhds prime to choice Sugar
500 bbls pr ae Molsrses
so bbls Crushed Sugar

= BLOfe, DY -
je75-1w DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO.
LINE ROGERS, WOSTE Mol M
Il AND OTHER CUTLERY, OPPosIrE AMERI.
CAN HOTEL ROBERT McNAMEE respectfully
calls the attention of bis customers to his superior
stock of Rszors Knives Scissors, Dental and Sursj
cal Instruments of his own and foreign manufactu
together with variety Of goods in his line, which
he wi sell very low. =
n B -Razors sold at my store win all be warrant.
ed to shave we'll. ~ -.
All kinds of Cutlery and Instruments put in com.
piete order je 15-lm
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II ANDSOME COTTAGE FARM IN
Ii SYDNEY FOR SALE.--The subscribers are
authorized 70 sell thst really valuable and attractive
Cottage esdence and Farm In Sydney, containing
about IL acres, one mile West of the city OF Rich
mond, adjoining the residences Of Mr.. Geo. Fl. King
and Others and now occp pied by Mr.. Peter McKenny
at q rent Of SS25 per annum.
Terms very sccomm odatipg. Apply to
je 26 ct 0ODDIN & APPERSON.
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GRAIN BAGS, BAGGING. YARNS.
~ &c-The James River Manufacturing Com pa
ny efer for sale
100 Oe0 heavy, double scanned, handmade GRAIN
BAGS, for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp Bafgins. s, - -
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers. -
And the usual varieties of "a, so and 81 inch
burga. z.s-4.
j. 25-52w| < Z B. BENTLEY, Aren't
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d HAGERTY, BELL AND RRAi
LIGHTNING RODS.-PROTECT
II YOUR HOUSES AND PERAnsqa = eTrp

blNs MULLER having been snssesd IN ahis eily
aaa the suIrountinE country for nunaber OF yeass
= tne{ believe given estire satisfaetion would in
tpF@ US public thai they still prepared to put
- ~ q y town or country, LIGHTNING HODB
- ~ ~ most approved makefs IL
~ snF past patronage, theg respsstfaiiy nj
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

GEA BATHING.-CHE SAP FAKE
~ HALL HAMPTON, Va 10 situated within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
Omnibus Of the most modern styles also by Boats
Backs, sc The Hall will be open for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th of May, at which time the
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure Many improvements have been added,
such cottages for families, play grounds for chill
dreu, shade tees Sc; indeed every thing that can
conducs to the comfort of the visitor. 49,
For health and beauty of location, this place 10
surpassed. There Ia daily communication with the
steamers Of Richmond. Norfolk and B Baltimore
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