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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
HEAR HIM!


Aessrs. Mortimer {, ldoir5rGy:
Gents-It Will be out Of my power to tell you m
this certificate OF all the good have derived from the
use of Dr. Hampon's YegetqRe Ifact,ue For more
than twelve months have been in bad health, with
what my doctors called Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
general arrangement Of the whole nervous system for
weeks time, unable TO leave my bed, with sci
we're pains IN my side, back and breast, with Apo
tito ard great debility After trying various remedies.
from which derived little, ii any benefit, became
much dispirited; at this time was advised by friend
who had been cured By the IIncture to make trial OF
it, am happy Ldid So for after taking two three
bottles, fad myself restored 10 health.
Ny daughter, also, who was broken down in health.
has been restored BY it. Some Of my ncighbors have
also been cured and others benefited by its use My
desire is to bear testimony Of the good have derived
cannot say too much ia favor Of this valuable medicine.
nor express in this way all the uferings from which
have been relieved, but il ihosc who afflicted will
call on Inc will give them satisfactory evidence Of tho
great healing and restorative powers OF Haxapions Veg
etatie 7Tnctrre. YOu.s, truly, WEI HIGH.
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New Goods,

WYE are now receiving our Fall and Winter
w Goods, selected in the Northern Cities with
great care and a! lon prices; which enables US i(
sell cheap and leave small profit. Cash ana
promp. six month dealers will fad it their int
rect to give US call before purchasing.
J. BRANDEBURG 6, co.
Stsunton. Oct II. 1865.
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VNanfcd.

IRON to 10000 acres in Land Warrants for which
L fair prices will be paid The undersigned will be
at the Courts of Highland and Bath and can be conferred
with there as well as at his Office in stanton he
expects in a few weeks TO take trip to Ohio aud
perhaps several other OF the Western States aud will
whilst gone, at.cnd TO business for those who may
wish TO employ him. REUBEA D. HILL
Stanton, August 10Th, lS55.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County. October the Let, 1855, Francis Glkeson
Joseph b. Tritnble and Andrew A. Crawford,
Adm'rs of WIN. Crawford decd. ,-Plaistlfis,
AGAINST
Jacob r. Fail. b. G. Warwick. William o.
Lowman and Henry Hawpe.- Defendants.
The object OF this suit is 10 subject the interest
of The Defendant jacob F. Fall in the estate OF
his Father John Fall, decd, 10 the payment Of
two bonds in the bill mentioned, amounting to.
nether to $3.50 and interest, paid by the plaintiffs
10 john A. Davidson, for which their inteSlalc
was bound as security.
The Defendant Jacob r. Fall not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, eccor-
ding to the act Of Assembly, and Rules OF this
Court. aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabitant OF this Commonwealth
1t is ordered, that the sed Defendant DO appear
here within one month from this date and do what
is necessary to protect his interests. and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton. for four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse. A Copy-leste,
n. C. KINNEY, O. G.
Oct II 1856
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LIuDD I.hI:l P.y3 SALE

Wu0D LAND F3R SALE.
IN Saturday tie 20h Of Ccio,c, the subscribers will
" sell at public auction in Stanton, in lois Of 10 to II
each, tract Of land containing ab5Gt G5 Acres,
belonging to the estate of Dr. 4. Wadde!i, decd The
land lies between Tie Parlsersburg Turnpike and the
Old Hottie Aii road, and is some three miles from
town About Is acres arc fcaycd and under cuiira-
tion; the remainder is well tiiabercd. plot VIII be
shown TO persons wishing to purchase.
Terms -One-thir,l ia hand the remainder in pay
menS Of &, IL and IS months, with good security, and
bearing interest from date.
J. ALEX. ~yEADDELL }rx,or.
JOS. A. WADDELL,
Gent 10 lS65.
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sAMD,s sARSAp.ARTLLA.

- GASA ~ - sSs@2Slt1 &si - al a. iEA.
A MEDICINE recommended TO be used in Scrofua
= Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and as Spring and
Fall Purifier Of the Blood. Its Alternative and tonic
properties said to be great and its composition be-
ing purely vegetable its administration to encebed pa
tcnts is very beneficial. Sold in Staunton by
Stanton, Aug. ], 1865. JAS. G. LAIRD
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ElXecV.top's sale.

IN Friday The ION OF October next at the late
" residence of Henry Edison, sn, decd, the
subscriber will sell at public auction variety OF
Personal Property, consisting of Horses. Cattle,
(iBcluding some fine mich cows,) Sheep, Hogs.
Farming Utensils of every kind, Household AMI
Kitchen Furniture, SEQ or 600 bushels Wheat,
same quantity of Oats, Potatoes. Rye several iuIs
HAY. and some 1906 bushels Corn.
Terms, nine months credit on all sums over
len dollars. HENRY EDISON, JR.,
September 26 lSj5.-lds Executor.
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GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT,

URUUEnI E0lADuiDuIhbNI'
THE undersigned have removed to their large and
convenient Store Rooms, on Main street next door
to the Central Bank and offer FOR sale low for cash. the
following articles:
100 Sacks Salt, G.. Alum-wcli filled,
800 Sacks MARSHALL fac Salt,
100 Tons Plaster,
30 Bags Rio Coffee,
30 q" Lag. do,
" Java do,
" Moe do,
hhds. Sugar,
As bbls. Crushed Powder do,
Puyd Grannlated and Coffee Sugars,
10 bbls. Syrup Molasses,
Is " N. o. do,
9 hhds. Cuba do,
10 Kits Mackcrcl
10 bbls. do,
500 lbs Solcleathcr,
doz Self-scaling Preserving Cans.
" Painted Buckets.
9 " Horse do,
s " Brooms.
20 Boxes Ada and Hotel Candles,
10 g Hulls do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
II Thermomeiric Chnrns-all sizes.
Also n large stock of Beachcd and Brown Domestic
Us,aburgs Boots Shoes; Also variety OF articles too
numerous TO mention. 40
STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
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Richmond. Sept. u, 1855.
a UoluabIe Form far Sale.

"a VdIIuUI5 EdlM IUI odI5, ;
WITHIN two miles Of South River and 10 Of Staun-
w ton the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract of Land, conaing 2s1 ACRES susceptible Of the
highest state Of Improvement.
About 10 Acres Of the above cleared and the bal
ancc as wen as the best, yet in timber. The large pro.
portion Of Bottom Land would make this very lucra,
tive Stock farm
water in the county, within forty yards of Inc house.
The spring branch flows within twenty yards Of the
stable watering half the farm and mountain run,
on which is site for Saw and Grst Mill, passes
through the other half.
The improvements consist of Log Dwelling, Kitch-
Gu Smoke house, Dairy, Stable and Barn
Tanncry col.d be elgibly dhcre, surrounded
a. il is with material for manufacturing Apply to
II. J. s. w. CRAWFORD.
Staunton Sept. 5, 1855.
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GEl6Ag, E ~.
Valuable Town Lots For Sale

TOR beautiful residence in of the desirable
L neighborhoods in the town OF Stanton, having all
the social advantages ofthe town, and at the time,
the sweet sccuson of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity
For nforrnaton relating TO their location or charac-
ter and to purchase, apply to the undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON.
JuIv 49, 1S55-tf
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PUBLIC SALE,

ar BUFFALO C&&p,
The IG.E, and I7th Octobe3. 1855.
WITH view TO make change in my business an d
w make some Improvement at Buffalo Gap by ths
coming season, | Will sell my entire SioCh of
EOODS consisting of all kinds Of goods usually kept
in countr, store and in order to change my Farm,
ture in my Hotel will at the same time and place sell
large portion of my FURNITURE, with 5 or ten
Feather Beds, Bcds,eads and Bedding, Two Cooking
Stoves. | Yoke Of good Oxen and Ok Wagon
Also. lot of Railroad Drills and quantity OF lron
with 200 or 800 Bushels Of Corn and many other art'-
cIcs too numerous 10 mention.
Tcnvs or SALE Six months credit On all sums o.
yer So with bond aud security; under ;hat sum cash
NY IA a. 4. PiTMAN.
81 s :. &c &c 1855. for J. NJ Pitnan.
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LAND In MARKET.

pursuance Of trust decd executed to by Elias
| Eahn Twill procced,o the premises, on Saturday tie
20M Ggy of October next 10 sell at public sale, 10 the
highest bidder tract Of land containing CD Acres,
more less. the Middle Ryer, and being the same
land conveyed to the said Hahn by Jacob Hanger and
wife by deed duly Of record The land is Of good snd
improved character yenent to market, Churches aud
Schools,
ne The Terms ofsae are costs Of sale and one fourth
of purchase money IN hand, aud the remainder in three
cqaai anlal amenis the purchaser 10 give bond and
good security and the title to be retained as additional
security.
TIDE is good but shall only convey such tile as is
vested in n. +. TROUT, Trustee.
Sent -, iS55.-tds
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roR THE LADIES.

TJNHE subscribers are receiving large and hand.
1 some assortment Of Ladies Dress Good sand Wear
ofcvcry description, Of which are as follows;
Plain aud Fancy Silks, Mouslins, French A!ertnos'
Cashmcrcs, Conrg,, Choking velvets aud Cloths, silk
aud Woorscd Vests and Pants Laccs and Embro der
les of every description &c. all Of which have been
purchased on advantageous terms, and we later cur
selves that we can sell on as reasonable be
found elseys here Give call, opposite the Virginia
Hetcl and decide for yourselves.
Staunton Oct. 10, 1906. NELSON & BAYLOR
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TOE STAT7NTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
COuMISSIOYER'S SALE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AUG USIA GUN
L TY.-Jamcs 5. Guy,-Plaintiff,

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF AUGUSTA OUN-
L TY.-Jamcs $. Guy,-Plaintiff, 49,
AGAINST
David Snyder, Martin Snyder, Adan Sny uer unu
others, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Bv virtue of a deed rendered in thc above cause at
the Jnnc term 1855, shall Friday the 26M day %
october mart proceed TO sell the premises, to the
HIGHEST bidder the following real and personal estate
which is referred to in said Decree TO wit: certain
tract or parcel Of Land containing 80 Acres more or
loss Also another tract containing 100 Acres, con-
ycvcl 70 the said Martin Snyder by Robert d. Me-
Catcher and wife, lying on Big Ca-pasture River, IN
Augusta County Also the follow ing personal property
mentioned in deed of trust executed by the said Mar
Tin Snyder to Washington Swoope dated 10Th oil fcp
ruarv 1913 TO wit: six head OF Horses, namely, one
bav Marc years old, onc grey Mare, ) years Old,
one grey Mare, six years old, one grey Mare, years
old one sorrell Mare, years old, one bay shed Colt
years old 10 head Of Cattle, 80 head OF Sheep, III
hoes 1unning gear Of wagon and gear TOR Tour horses
CarryalI 3 McCorInci; Ploughs, Shovel fioaghs,
Wind NIil set of Blacksmith toois5 Feather Beds,
bedding and Furniture, Bcdstcads, one Walnut d.
ming Table, one Mahogany Dining Table, ono corner
Cupboard, one Tin Sale, one Dozen Windsor Chairs'
two large Kettles, two large Pots, two ovens, one
skillet Plates Dishes Knives and Forks, and all The
obr personal property which be found which was
in possession Of the said Martin Snyder at the date OF
the deed Aforesaid.
Tho land aforesaid or much thereof as may be ne
ccssar 70 raise the amount OF said deed will be sold on
credit Of g. Il and i months, the purchaser 10 give
bond with good security md the title retained as ldF-
ther security. l.,
The Personal Property, or so much OF 1t as may DC
forthcoming, will be sold for cash.
The purchaser will be entitled TO possession OF me
Real Estate on the dag Of sale, on complying WIN inc
terms Of sale. WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Com'r
Sept. PC, lS55-tds- $500 -
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Fhs Great Medical discovery
of the age, is
C.z,or.Sse EDsg7S.
Pills.

finley don't help complaints, bat ~
i they cure them. 49, %
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. 4 SSJg
Three Boxes have curedthew worst ~Sf
eases of Scrofna. ~ 10 500
Two Boxes have cured Erysipe- s}fsA ~
On. Box always cures the Jaan- 225Ssss
dice. -, a. -,-,,,,, f,,p Roll.
.--oteu less than one does it,
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF ulcers
u the legs. MI,
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from foul stom
Hsh. ...o.,. u,o.r, r.or,
The body. They should be given 70 ch i VINO "r'
ALWAYS more or less afflicted with tins SSo1Fge'
As gentle Physc they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half Box cures Cold.
TSnv pnriy the blood aud thus strike at the founda
tion of every disease. >,
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm' 0u
10 accomplish an unaccoGntable amount OF good
Prepared by Da j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell, Massachusetts and sold By all Druggists an'
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Sept. >, lS55.-2mO
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R7ag2 'Era &c.

R7aEa Trade.
BOOTS ,AETD GI<o&S! ]!
" LAYTON would respectfully nfor the citizens
IL. Of Stanton and the surrounding country that he LAS
commenced lin the room one door North of b. x j. 3
Crawf1rd's Store ,aui occu-
ns\ picdror several years by AIrsszs- 70 szzssSs
N ~ t.. Cowan as aijookstorc,) e.
Ss--<---zlaa~ to manufacture all kinds Of
LADIES' Misses & Children's Shoes from the very best
materials late; styles, and under his own supervision
Embroidered Work made TO order, in the most iash-
ionablc style. -
He has also on hand assortment Of Mems and Boys
ROOTS and Soes, among which may be found the hand
soncst Of G;ons Frehci. Dress Boots in This market
M. Orders promptly attended to and WORT; made at
the shortest notice. l.. LA w ION.
Staunton, Sept. 70, 1856.
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" -
NOTICE

NOTICE
To The Stockholders Of The "a Central Railroad
Company.
OFFICE OF Va. CENTRAL r. r. Co.,
Richmond, Oct. ., 1855.
THE Annual meeting of the Stockholders this Com
L pany will be held in the city of Richmond on the
Sth day Of November, 1855.
The attention Of the Stockholders s called to the fol-
lowing resolution, adopted at their last annual meeting
Resolved, That no proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing raeetng OF the Stockholders
Oct. 10, i8s5. j. GARRETT, Prcst.
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FaLI. ANN WfWwER GCOD8.

NOUR special attention is respectfully invited to The
] large and handsome stock OF Fall and Winter Goods
that am now receiving have taken great pains to
select good articles and Of the latest fashions great care
has been taken that they be purchased ut the lowest
possible prices that the market afford, aud will be
sold at a very small advance.
II at all tunes affords great pleasure to exhibit our
goods whether sales effected or not Respectfully
solicit your inspection before making your fail and VIA
ter purchases. Very respectfully,
stauntoa, Oct. 5, 1885. GEORGE w. SMITH.
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Roofs md Shoes
y. v. Z. Go.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company, viii be held at the
Courthouse in Lexington, Ca Thursday the 18th day
October next. JOHN 4. CROSS, Pres't.
Oct. g. lS55.-5t
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G5r'nppp5sG.

WE have in store and for sale at lowest rates
w 40 Bags prime Rio OLD Java and Laguira Coffee
% bbs. best Colec n. o. and P. Rico Sugars,
10 and Hogsheads Molasscs,
10 - prime No. Trimmed Shad,
half do. No. and hiackerel
j. BRANDERURG & co.
Stanton, Oct TO- 1861
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HOUSES l. LOTS FOR SALE,

TsNIE subscriber Offers for sale his HOUSES AND LOTS
L situated in Colcytown Augusta county. Both OF
the houses are comfortable Log Dwellings, one two
stories high, and the other story and half The 9ts
contain thirteen acres. There is never-ians spring
on the ground and another stream passing through it
There is also on the place fine Orchard OF the best
fut-young trees The location is desirable one for
a mechanic Of almost any kind.
Oct 3, lS55.-tf SAMUEL PARENT.
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z ikGiNlA AT lNlSs IlCiu NJ t"O wv" =
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, October the LIST, 1885, Samuel J. Fetzsr,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Charles Dickenson, Robert Dickinson, -
DicEensun, David Howard, Richard Dorsey Rob
lnson Hanger and Charles Bats.
The object Of this suit is to injon and inhioit
the Defendant Charles Bats, trustee and all 9th
ers concerned from proceeding to sell under the
deed of Trust executed by said Fe'zer to the said
Batis. in the bill and proceedings mentioned land
compel the Defendant Charles Dickinson to make
goud and sufficient title 10 the Lot sold to said
Fei2er.
The Defendants David Howard. and Robinson
Hanger not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act OF Assembly,
and the Rules OF this Court, and ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendants do appear here within One month
from this date and do what is necessary to protec!
their interests and that copy OF lhsnrder he forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN SIaun-
ton, for four weeks succeSsveIy aud pusted at the
front door OF the Courthouse.
A Copy Tes,e,
n. G.. KINNEY, G. O.
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Cy,spa. Glass & Eartiaenwara.

CEs5na. Glass & EaEtiaeNVyarc.
Ys1HE subscriber having determined to continue his
J. business, offers for sale large and well assore
stock OF all kinds of Goods usually kept in his line, and
IN CASH BUYERS OR pUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS he is dis
posed to offer great inducements, and socits call and
inspection Of his goods.
JOHN T. DOWELL,
No. Al, King 81, below Fairfax,
Sept. 10, 1876 Alexandria, Va.
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New and Desirable Dry Goods and
LIEELEra EAY,
.4u Of ,ohich ,cili be Sold Very Lou.
Esqn CO G.alI

I'LL Of lVhich lclll be Sold very LoW.
Please Caai.
A LARGE, varied and handsome Stock BLACK
IA Gro. de Rhine Silks, very cheap; Lot OF
Solid and Figured Silks, aud Plaid Silks which
we are selling att great bargains; French and Eng
lish Nlarinoes, all Shades; Solid all Wool Mus
Inns; Common, do. ; Paris Printed, all Wool Mus
Inns Black Bombazines Superior Black AlpacaS
Coburgs, Ginghams, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves
Gauudets, Ladies' aud Gentlemens' Deba'zeS
for Ladies' Dresses; Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs; Ladies' Noedle-worked Collars; Under-
sleeves Moir Antique and other kinds OF Cioaks
Cosks made to order Dress Trimmings French
Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks; Bieached and bro"T
Cotton Cloths Cassnettss, Tweeds, CasSmereS
Cloths Irish Linens, New Style Prints, Sheet
ings, Tiskiugs, Oil Cloths for Tables and Floor
very cheap; Table Linen, very low; Linen Nap
kins, Russia Crash, Furniture Dimety and Fur
niture Calicoes, Boys Hats and Caps. with
general variety of Cheap Goods, al Of which WI
are selling for Cash, or approved credit, and art
determined to give good Bargains.
MRS. SMITH will be pleased to wait on ih'
Ladies and show them her Fall Bonnels and NH
linery Goods GEO. w. SAll1l'
Saunton, Oct II. l855.-y. copy.
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To Physicians.

To Physicians.
HNVHE undersigned has just received a fresh sup
Il pIy of Leeches, to which he invites the at
tenton of the Medical Faculty and inyaids.
CHAS. II. SAUPE.
slaun.on. Oct II. lS55.-4t
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o. w. WEAKLEI.

WILL YOU HEAR, YE AFFLICTED, ONE OF
TIE BEST AND MOST HIGHLY ESTEEM
Ed CITIZENS or BALTIMORE?
HE SPEAKS THE SENTIMENTS OF THOU
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BLEEDING OF TIE LUNGS.

KALLIGH, n. Lsb ] NDIIIaIy OtI, IO"s
Hesrs. 3forfima g .IO,c5r0y:
do hereby certify, that about twelve months ago
was taken with severe hcnorrhagc of the Lungs, and
he'd four attacks Of IT, was advised 10 try Dr. Hump
tons Psgc!qbe Tactrs. Iprocgred one bottle, and al
ter taking which, was satisfied that was much bet
ter: aid Ina; alter taking the fourth bottle, was
tirely well, aud now enjoy good health as ever
did in my life. caa, and do, without the least hesta-
tioa recommend the 1incie 10 all persons afflicted In
my way. Yours,
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r17 NOGzce 10 Merchants, E1
Z g FARaaEEgS & OTEEGEaS,f ~
yTsIpIWG RgCUI0ND THIS FALL,
I WOULD most respectfully call the attention Of
Merchants, Farmers and others visiting Richmond
this fall TO my large and general assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. C4RPEI-
BAGS, F.4LISES, Sc.
all of which have been selected by myself This season,
with great care and mostly purchased for cash fat
ter that give great inducements TO all in
want Of Goods in nay line, any other house, either
North or South; either wholesale or retail; By the
package or and certainly at prices that cannot
ai! to please i- Call and examine for yourselves at
ALEX. HILLS, No. l2i, Main ST.,
Richmond, Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks Car
pct-Bags, Vascs, &c.
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EALG GOODS.
RIG Il A r DS0N & co. ),
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Ed e Il G. O. d - s,
05 MAIN STREET.
u q Z, 4 "a ID ~ Ia

K q r N y u u
WE are now receiving Of our own importation sad
w purchases in the Northern cities general assort-
EYGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Our stock will compare flvorably with any former
one in variety cf Fine and Course W0o'eas, Dres;
Goods &C. land We will take pleasure in serving all
who will cal! on rs. A.
Atso-The most extensive and attractive stock ~
Cgyreiings. Pugs, Sc. TO be found in the c!ty-fom
the lowest price to the best imported into this country,
with Eloor Oh Cloths that VIII be cut to any measure
Of rooms passages. r,,,-,-ox- 90
Richmond Sept. -, ls55.-9t*
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Nn4Hcn 80 Egnia1sarS.

CEALED proposals are invited for the erection Of a
y building at the Poor house of the county. The
house be of brick ~ feet BY 20 feet stories and
basement, on floor and passage feet wide the
rear wall 10 in part on gable end of present build
ing The brick TO be made and burnt the ground. =
Information rs to the location sc VIII be given by Mr.
Henderson, The house to be completed, including
painting The bids must be in by the 10th Of October,
and are to be. left with y, j. CARRIER.
l,y Committee part Of Court and Board.
Cont Dc iSh5 ". COPY.
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DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM. scRoFULA, LIv-
''"''--' '''' WAsHryo7ov, Nav II, 1853.

IRON TIE AlETR0POLiS.-Pas it around and
i let the afflicted hear the glad t!iags! This bat
;he sentiment of thousands: