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The PEoPLE's WASHING EsTAB
LIsHMENr.-No doubt Mr.. Hollings
worth's invention of the Knucklt
machine" gave rise to the idea
which has been very recently bodied
forth in New York, Of People
Washing house F." 1t is located in
Mott street. The first day it opened,
$4,000 of the unwashed " were pu-
riGed. s.eqe-0 g min Oh a-.--r.-7,y
The Washing Establishment" is
a great moral institution. Could it
be so arranged, by machinery, as to
take a man in one way, his clothes
another; and wash both at the same
time, it would be an institution worthy
of State patronage. An institution on
this plan, oncs Established, would soon
lead to another very desirable adden-
da. Ssppose-(and it is not at all
unsnPposable) the advance of surgical
science is such that in connection
with the washing outside; that the
liver and spleen could be cleared of
their imperfections, by purga'ion ;
and that the top part of the heads Of
the people" could be lifted off, SO that
the learned phrenologist might look
in, and arrange the "organs, to dis
course better music Z? Would not this
be the greatest discovery of any age?
If this could not be done, then might
not a small opening be made by the
process Of trepaning so as to squirt in
\ little pure water, or to let in Il ray
Of light from without ? We think 50.
At any rate, could the heads Of the
people pass through the hands of an
committee long heads
,ould be fiattened; and flattened heads
;ould be elongated in the right direc-
ion hills conld be mashed down. and
follows filled up, as is the inequality
IT earth's surface, to make the travel
trough life more pleasant.
Snch an establishment would make
II men " free and equal" The NOR.
j leper in society who walks Broad
way in fine Lambs wool, would then
'e put on an equality with the poor
publican who walks threadbare in
Ionest virtue. ....
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cN0ttce.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Fl.
IL T. WADpiLI, in the clothing business,
it is my intention, from and after this Fate,
to carry on the business entirely on the
cash system. My motto hereafter will be,
quick sales and small profits, the public
may rest assured that am determined TO
give the cash system fair trial; and possess
sing the Advantages Of buying the most of
my goods hereafter at auction in the Phil
adelphia and New York Markets. Idefy
competition. A all l ask is to give me a
call and satisfy yourselves. an. order
to make room for my new fall stock. I
propose selling any articles in my line ct
greatly reduced prices-stop and see whetk-
er such is the case. w. d. PHILLIPS.
July Is,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

OHEESE-A fresh supply Just re-
" oeived By Z. HOSSnA"N'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

10 The Illinois Central Railroad
has been completed to Dubuque Iowa !;
and the citizens of that city, were to
have celebrated the even on the 18th
inst, by barbecue, an illumination
and other festivities. 1t is said the
Illinois wheat crop of this season, will
yield 25,OOO.OOO bushels; which is
about 100000 more than any pre-
vious year. HF .'e
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25


Cool MpRUDENcE.-"W Will you
oblige me with light, sir?' Ger
tainly; with the greatest pleasure"
says stranger, knocking off the ashes
with his little finger, and present
ing the red end O. the cigare with a
graceful bow. Smith commences
fumbling in his coat pocket, takes out
his handkerchief; shakes it, feels in
his vest with desperate energy looks
blank. "Well? | do declare, hav.
emit got one, true as the world. Have
you another you could spare!" Ger
tainly." says Stranger, with a smile.
"apd | beg you will accept it, There
is puff, putting till the fresh cigar
ignites, when they separate with
suave bow and wave of the hand
Smith chucks his friend, under the
ribs, with, There! didn't tell you |
would get it ? That's the way to get
along in the world. Nothing like
cool polite impudence /" We thought
so Chicago Tribune. -
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NOTICE.

'.. NOTICE. ~ -
THE undersigned will pay all those
4 claims against her for this year: but
forw hat claims comes against her for last
year, will not notice at all. safs asa
julS-1w. EMMELINE SANCHES.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

Durkey's Yeast Powders.
20 DOZ BOXES OF THE AROVE
AOCELEBRATED POWDERS, just received and
for sale by uu1s.l JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

GA territorial convention of the
free State party has been held at Kan
sas, at which resolutions we're passed
denouncing the fraadulently elected
mob Legislature, refusing to obey any
Of its laws, and requesting the legally
elected members to withdraw from it.
The danger of civil war in that quar-
ter seems to be on the increase.
| True Delta.
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'1' OGnCE OF THE BATON RoU0s AND CIuroy
PLANK ROAD CoxPANY, aef
BATON Rouge, Jnne 11th 1855.
NOTICE u hereby even to the Stock
~ holders Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company; that an instalment Of ten OOC
per cent, Tor q 30 per share) Of the Capital
Stock Of said company, will be due and payable.
on or before the 18th and 18Th days Of Augus.
next QS55) By order Of the Board,
Hume 10. @. W. POPE, Secretary
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

OyHICEo1 THE BATON RouoB AND CrINfox
PLANK ROAD COMPANY
Ration Rouge Aprjl7M 1856.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders Q.
~ this company that an Intalment of10 per cts.
Tor - SO cts.) WILDE due and payable on or be-
fore the 18th and 10th Of July next (S55.)
by order Of the Board. G. W. POPE.
49, Advocate / Gazette copy. Secretary.
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iriraI Of Dispatches by the Pacifc-American
Stock for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Wash
ngtoa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6 The Pacific brought
ospatches from Europe for the State Depart
fNt, and $4,000 in American stocks for re-
'mpon.
The Star of this evening, suggests that the
rHnrry is designed by Great Britain to check
i-'l>h capitalists from nvesting their funds IN
american securities, aud to increase the bnliinn
The Bank of England by the sale of such
/ lrrtcan stock a. are now hcldin this country.
neon,eqprnoe of the apparent hostile ati-
'e aSsumad by England in reinforcing her
|, r>t India Squadron. instructions had been
lhheld from Commodore Paulding. until advl-
cond be received from our minister at Lon
o m the subject. More advjces having been
',lFrd, assuring oar Government "t perfectly
r''fe Intentions towards the Cnited States. GA
W Of England. Commodore Pauldine will now
oceed tn Central America with The flag ship
VI general instructions, only. in regard to our
''re>ts in that quarter.
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O. t'-by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Napen county pronounced October term s55 In the
~ % hyperion Trump Dukes Adm'rs &c will ON
PUBIC auction TO the highest bidder upon a credit Of six
WE'VE aud eighteen months the TRACT OF LAND bel,ns
ing 10 me estate of the said \ u Duke deed adjoining the
Campbell - ' '"i'' u
purchaser VIII be required to give bond with good per
soha security and the title VIII be until the purchase
money is paid q q a. APR n : r
l9-cw4w ,i,rt Sc, -.
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<
~<<rl9eaS' VAI--SIMPS0N & BRO, sign Of the Golden
Pad Lock, Main street, LynchburR Va
a-ss raecivnga very large assortment of Hardware;
Pocket and Fable Cutlery Guns Pistols Hunting Fishing
Tackle Silver Plated Goods Floor and Table o Cloths Win
dow Shades m cofniee lous" building Materials; tarpcn.
MllWriR's and Smiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
trimmings; Saddery shoe Makers Findings. Wood vii
low Ware Farming Utensils; HousekN ping Articles &C.
Their STOCK the most extensive and desirable offered
Ia this maIkcior public patronage embracing the first class Of
goods the whole OF them recently purchaaed which
ratg and just introduced for tho Fail aud Winter
trade Of le.,J.
rhuy cordially invite their friends The public make m
Inspection OF thcf Stock either those who wish purchase
may desire merely to large and varied assortment
or1a
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6tVNuassIOSEn.s a,Y.g oV,.aYn vI.,,

~ la NtHBl RG.-By virtue Of a decree of the County
7 OF Amherst in the thancery suit Warwick vs. Gar
iai aud others we shall, TiilRSDAY the 9th day of
eeenher 800 ii fair if not the day immediately
after the sale of the adjoining of land aiveed by the
trustees OF George G. Curlc sell public auction npon the
premises, In the counyo of Amherst the TRACT OF LAND
"a "ia decree menonc-t being that portion of the
Nised by Major VIM Warwick, decd, Mrs Francis A War
Mck Tor her life, with remainder to George W. Marceus
Thomas and Reuben b. Warwick, which hiss been assigned
10 Thomas Warwick and Lucy T. Garland II the
sald ieuben H. Warwick, decd II contains about 20 acres
Is only about two miles from Lynehburg well supplied With
wood embracing it said 10 acres of wood land a
tons ot which are said TO be fine tobacco land, adjoining
the Dwelling house tract assigned to other parties
lands Of Richard q. Morris George g. Gurlc, sc
If the said sale be made the premises at tho time
above appointed the said land will be offered the
In front of the Market House, in lsynchburg
lERhsCash for the expenses Of sale for
residue OF the purchase credit of -
VIII be given and for the other moiety credit of
three years. upon condition that interest shall be paid
expiration of g. II and II months Bonds approved secu
riy viii be required and the title viii be until they
are paid ROBERT j. DAVIS,
SAMI GARLAND, JR, N'" ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


- house. on MONDAY, the 18Th instant tNeuri dayo VIII
SIT nj public auction tho following SLAVES, belonging 10
the estate 81 Nm tahrl decd Frederick. Eliza,
woman with her child ahant old. and Seills girl
hoN i3dSetl9th EDGAR WHITEHEAD, Admr
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n ~
n Al ESrArE-In pursuance of decd executed To the
undersigned by Gcorgc wife dated 9th Janu
court for the Corporation Of Lynehburg in trust Tor the pur
= hers speclhed and by the request OF the said George
'4Gd IN the said deed We shall THURSDAY, the 9Th day
81 december sa sell at public auction to the highest bidder
US in the said deed to-wit
TRACT OF LAND in the county Of Amherst, which Is
quite productive and lies we'll about miles from the city Of
iynehhure with comfortable pu rlng and other i'm
othen.s "a good repair thereon aud containing about oo
acres TO be divided into three tracts and the follow ing proper
y ia the corporation of iynchburg, to.,vit;
Four wosory framed Houses aud Lots containing each
one quarter of an acre in the vicinity of Mcdaniel Hurt
ifehS Tobacco Factory also ono House and Lot fronting
street containing one quarter OF an acre being the same
iar occupied by the said turle family residence aud
last mentioned lo-formory occnpedby said cure work
ms hnsod of the Lot described in said decd "a lot
eeo ground the immediate vicinity Of the Gas Works be-
ing nearly which situated the work shop
pied Morgan Cure Burnham, with all the fixtures and
nppenancs Of every sort thcreuuo belonging the under
sgnedbcing informed that loo feet of the said lot fronting
the sont side Of the basin of the J. r. and H. Canal has
been sold since The execution of the said dcedhe part
man1ng to he DIVIDED into two lots also the PIEDMONT
N"thS with all the buildings furniture, fixtures aud ma
ehncry connected herewith situated in the corporation Of
!NuuiR on inc James RIVER ahh hahawha taual Tue s,M
tares interest in said Works consisting forth in the
said derd of the lease purchased by him from Andre" Ellison
tnrc aud William Daniel and such additions to the fixtures
and machinery ar the said ture has made since his purchase
and also the Lot of Ground adjoining said leased premises
subject 10 the rights of the James River aud kanamha Compa
Cane If M s Ton,ma i i , Wrh ' have
eenpeieciy hcd up expense, very extensive
and valuable aud have fine reputation and we'll worthy
f the attention at persons wishing the Car build
ing aud Agricultural implement business.
The sale in each instance will he the premises
to be sold and will commence, the farm in Amherst at II
o'clock \ NJ on the day above mentioned, 1t fair If not
the next fair day except Monday and when commenced will
be continued from day excluding Monday until finish
ed II tho Tract in Amherst he sold there the
appointed the viii be offered In front of the Market
House, in i.ynehburg, nj II o'clock the day.
rERMsCash for the expenses salca credit of d.
and S months the residue of the purchase monoyhe
title 10 be retailucd until II is paid
JOHN NJ SPEED,
tiAS. Il. SLAUGHTER
ROBT, j. DAVIS, Trustees.
tHlSWEIL DABNEI,
HENRY ID FLOOD
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FROM PORVSMOTI'H.

n Nv y TIT tFFF N N0FT"fN HTU UTTSHFVH"V
traggeratea-RefugerS Ftocking back Bus
ness importing.
PORTSMOUTH,, Nov. Is. T.. VI.
the various report circulating throughout the
'u9'fy' relative to the prevalence of leIio" Fe-
Y IN Norfolk and Portsmouth. are not only very
"A exaggerated, but aim st wholly without
mdatiuu.
~ m, M town of Portsmouth propor,a case Of l"l-
NJ Fever has not occurred for three weeks past
' WV, were two cases in n suburban limit known
,H,'"'nwn, on Sunday, the 1th Instant
"any ct the oldest Inhabitants, say it as their
Fmn belief that Norfolk and Portsmouth hav"
.e'n 50 healthy at this season of the year
r WI, their recollection.
I'M ne refugees from the pe>tilence are returning
~ N large crowds. and business j. rr'nnrka-
brisk. G.
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IL ant TO Circuit Court Bedford County
made lil dry of September 1853 In the
McClqnahan &c the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed the premises. the 2lst day of NOV EMBER
i955 to sell highest bidder the TRACT LAND mem
the decree and porrcdingsof the said suit which
fhc late Mrs au1an resided Wing county a
Roanoke river in about " miles of
Lick Depot Gf the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad contain
ing by survey, 352 acres
This Tract situated in that part of the county which the
hest land andis said TO be worry valuable and desirable
has on Dwelling House and the buildings improvements
usual firm.
The sale credit Of 80 days for $780, months
for OD and three equal portions
tn, residue the price Negotiable
scd W required for the first instruments. and bonds
with good pcrsona will he three
and the title land retained until the whole pur
chase money padbjec to resale IN efanlto Of payment
oc 95-dt2lst q A. WINFIELD. Con'r
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


uGes aud pfres hereinafter stated s,l AZ -,
-, 5H M PERSONAL PROPERTY 1t ever, tina 'n,
- ''Nt>j belonging Ia the Of Bieiar1 II mt
-, On nj, several plantations hereinafter nrntnrc Gov
81 number Of valuable Horses and Mules Ca,ti in
MorkaNen9 Hogs, the prcsoHt years crop nf fra
- ana eo-there being in all about oool bns5cis f
W" 81 more and about 50nOl pounds Ut roln,,~ ,l
'Hi>' Gearng Farming Utcnss liousehol ma
hltyhen Furniture. a. Nc ''' '''ia
"ii commence the plantation helopr,, II, said
NJ, aie called the Irvine Farm. In Botcanrt enunto ON
tne <tth day of November. l655 on which day
- ~ % property on that farm the Morgan pIan,a
- men Is situated the Irvine farm ON In, rnosi,a
m % .hes k'er lshall On thu day sell the property
- on which the said Burks resided n his life
u Tue next day after thar shall sell the proner
= %" th lapt alton called the Grrrure farm s;uatrd an M
->ortl 7lIn" t James River. Ia Roekbridgc county
tiMs On all sums of $40 and up ard. rrclit ~ ;.,
h"s VIII be given the purchasers the Tobacco ne
sole notes with good cndersers the purchasers of he
property ewing bonds with good personal security For
sums under $40 the cash will he required ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

N.aNRLIN BROTHER, e@rorr ,r.r q S War'.
NfSSIoN MERCHANTS, next door I" Liberty var
Mn ,treet IvnehburP Va, have just received Hte
and general of GrGees eSn.s'f el Cloths KeTsev.
Sa,,natts plaid Inseys, on Oznaourgs Brown ,a
ed Domescs Calico Sc, coarse Boots ana on, -, the rad
and Caps and many other "eoaS' '''' my loo cats
q the best terms
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Il AkhA SACHS ASHTON sAUT.-dircc,
u 9vNIV mportaton--in store aud fore sar by
\ mromrANr NEW LAW nooMs.-A mon

IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOONs.-A NOR.
RiS, puhlislyr and bookseller Riehmold Va has Just
published DIGEST OF FLAWS OF REAL. PROPERTY,
generally adopted and In In the United Shtcshy John
Ta} loo omaN, LII -, Judge nj the sth Judicial Circuit of
Virginia of the Judges the supreme Court Of Appeals,
nd formerly Professor Of Law IN the University of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged in
vols royal stn. Prize Stb 80 This edition, embracing
daes nsly all the English and American decisions upon
tho subject may Justly be considered the valuable
compendium of purely American Inv upon The subject of Read
Property issued In this country
Chancellor heafs opinion Of h H0rk This work applies
aawo to tn" Laws respecting oa Property In the United
States in Virginia lhework Is upon the model Of Cruises
Digest and well be recommended valuable addition
to the Lawyers Library"
sa6as NaH E7Hug History Of Suit IN Equity prose
cn and defended In the Virginia state Courts and Ia the INT
ted States Circuit tonrts by Alexander H. Sands Esq tonn
sfluw at Law, Richmond Va, vol post syo. PIP Price
e. 90
This work rs Intended 10 supply the young Of the legal
ptef with hand book guide them the prosecution
aud defence OF suits IN Equity Inrrfreneeo this object the
wttoflrn, the history of suit In Equity from ts beginning
touRhitE various sHEes to- hnn decree appeal
on Ne The Appendix besides containing summary of Ie
F decisions by the Virginia Court Of Appeals affecting
Equity pleading aud practice, contains variety Of forms of
HIS, Answers Dcmurrc,s, Pleas DEGREES. &r, 80 The
practical notes niso found IN the Appendix viii make the work
available ftae mr,Hm to the practitioner scpls Is
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EkURRorGus, sHAfER & CO. DEALERS IN EN-.
I'D IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING invite the nj.
tcn'h t their numerous and friends To their unT
vailed and extensive stock ct FAIL GOODS comprising,
docs In variety aud completeness Of STYLE aud mnter
nj. every nrrc pertaining to the CLOTHING aud GENTLE
MEMS FIHNi5llING TRADE. IN adequate Idea of the
variety aud rbosso present stock only be had by
personal examination. below be found partial list
some of the loading articles
OVER CDATS-A mos elegant assortment Of these gar.
meuts the desirable materials colos and sylcsal-
mas Registers and Clnaks
DRESS AND FROCK COATS--Those sold at this estab-
shmen surpassed pccisencss Of usefulness
general excellence workmanship being In these
sperts rgpai . nurk
BUSINESS COATS of every material, ranging In price
from 81 to -lH
medium aud low price Fancy Cashmere
pakcs Cashmere ONord Mixed Heavy Tweed Satinct &c
NESTSsch Plush, Velvet, Black and Fancy Grenadino.
Black and ancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Merno Serge, Black Satin, &c, splendid Party and Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BIANkElS.-N National Flag, 81 Iegsr,
EPSON and Saxony Blankets GuutlomenH Shawls MRlos
Meno Scarfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers Crayais Stocks pesscr Raglan, Albert and Napo
Isle Snbasiopo Calf Tiger aud Nntria Gloves Buck KID
and Calf Ghuutleis silk Mrrino Cotton and Country knit
Seeks Pocket HRndkcrchiof in short every thing
nlly found in first class GrnemonS Clothing and fitting
establishments be found in tho greatest variety
the most reasonable prices AT the BALAAk.
b. s. a Co manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them
thus enabled give their the benefit OF the
vnniages possess aud furnish but the
teles, al the lowest possible rates
Those prcerrnF their Clothes made Ia order be
inodatod, aud satisfaction guaranteed sale
oc2ts BURROUGHS. SIAFEK 4 co.
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" Vt, W. 10y y,
Admir- of Richard II. Burks, deed.

a. Noiec.-i shall also on the 18th day November 1855
e residence ct Richard H. Dmks. decd hire out tor
~ tins year, and the whole next year two
MN belonging to the estate named Henry and Bob
the hirer 10 give bond and security VA ~ i{nVn
nov l9ewt2Sth Admir- If RIch,ri "a n,rts -,
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N III ~ 115B u Y y
west the next spring VIII sell the
18th November inst Court day. tract of LAND,
onans adjoining the lands of Capt Jno Thomp
som ir Joseph Pei1hu Sam NJ Garland and othors This
land lies i miles Of mherst court House. II miles,
ot the orange Alexandra railroad and has "A good
brick house all the necessary outhouscs. There
about ORIGINAL timber, and the quantity
second growth shah take pleasure in showing the lind
ANY icrsou may wish to purchases will MIR Jordan
prodit who ros,lcs the Irud Tcrms-tne hundred dol
lars In money viii be required and the balance one,
and three year bonds with good personal security, bcnriug
tercst. they fall e. X {. PIERCE.
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MACHINES a when, Fans.

fsNsERAsIKsN(: NAGR1sNEAA Wheat Fans
Il IL. s. WHlTTEMORE BRO., manufacturing
her works the Basin very superior THRASHING MA.
CHIMES and ANS OF improved patterns aud
I'LL orders AT short notice and on reasonable terms
superior Machines depend getting
such by application by addressing through
Post Office.
Also all kinds of repairing done short notice and
enable terms
We agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEY's CELEBRa.
TED PA mt REAPER MOWER, at the ufacturer's
price.
Those wishing to obtain the above articles will
well to send in their orders early possible
The reaper be examined at Works
5.d&rts
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rhNTI,n\lAiINT


go lhsIfpNEMFNT.
ne above sale Is postponed Unit MONDAY, the l5 lie
eemher, Court dsy)
10 ell EDGAR NllITEuEAp