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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-24
TIVE Nrw YoRr wuo..-A letter from N.

4. city. On the 18th says:
e The Wings of Buffalo rallied in strong force on
Monday night. filling the new Court-house Gone
of the largest in the cty) TO repletion Nothing
but the unfavorabe state of the weather prevented
an adjournment 10 the open air, IN order to give
all who desired an opportunity OF participating IN
the proceedings, which were Of the most harmon
ious and enthusiastic description. Ex-Governor
Washington Hunt was present and made an Ella
borats and telling speech. A series OF resolutions
wac adopted by reclamation. They denonnce the
betrayal of the Wing party by the State Conyen-
tion at Syracuse aud utterly reFudlate tue actlpn
Of that body regard the principles OF tue 50 called
Republican party 40 sectional IN chafae'er ana
destructive of the unity OF our Government ae-
clare their adhesion to The " h'g princ!piea Oh
CLAW. Webster, aud Adams, and pledge them
seyss 10 sustain thers consider that 1t Is lhe duty
Of the General Government TO enforce law ana
nro,.c tho inhabitants of the Territories in their
LEGAL rights and that the Administration hasgross-
" violated this duty by ils aequescence i'll the
mob violence Displayed in Kansas; declare that
Congress has the power to undertake internal I'M
proremsnts and, finally. aunounce their detar-
minatun, in the words of Rufus Climate, 40 join
no party that does not carry the flag and step 10
the music Of the Union" A Wing Central Com
rsittse was appointed and four delegates were
chosen to the State Convention which assemblies
s in the city on Tuesday next. The meeting ad
iournsa with three cheers for the purified Wing
party of the State OF New York The various
local Whig Conventions which are now being
held in all directions eTiuce the same anrpathy to
fnsing with the Republicans, and IN most cases
prefer to make their own independent nominations.
So much for the '',hing Of tic Pas!." as Seward
calls the Wing aty.
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MAR ME ED.

On "Wednesday morning last, By Rev. T. D, Bell,
DR.. s. NJ DoLD, formerly Of Lexington, Va, to MISS
svsAN j.. daughter Of Mr. Peter HeAeberser' all oil
HarrsOnburg.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev, Francis Mcfarland,
D. D., Nj J. stDHEg MoFFErr to hiss {. ASH
Black, oaly daughter Of Samuel Black, Esq OF this
county.
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ES1nnfasl,

IRON to 1900 acres in Land Warrants for which
fair prices viii be paid. The undersigned will DO
at the Courts Of Highland aad Bath and can be conferred
with there, az well at his Office in Stauntou. He
perhaps other o. the Western States and will
whilst gone, attend TO business for those who mxr
wish TO oisi.oy him. REUBEN D. HILH
Gtan4.on, August 10Th, 1860.
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Valuable Town Lots For Sale

TOR beautiful residence in one of the most dcs,,bl
ncighborhoods in the town of Stanton, having iii
the social advantages Of the town. and lat the same fine
the sweet secusipn Of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity
For information, relating 10 their location or cb,r,o
ter, and to purchase, apply to the undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON,
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JApAx.-The National Eneligeacer publishes
q letter from an American in Hakodads, Japan,
(June 25, 1852 to his friend in Washington, IN
which il is stated that Americans are not allowed
TO live on shore, nor will the Japanese purchase
any Of their goods but are very anxious TO dispose
OF their own. There are several American mer
chants in Hakodade. who embarked thousands Of
dollars. intendsd for the Japanese market, but
they find it perfect failure. People Ia the U
ni,ed States. the writer thinks. will be much dis
appointed in the Treaty, as Interpreted BY the ia
DanPae.
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WILL offer at public sale for cash, on the l9M day
i of Nousn,5er next, at the front door OF the Court
house of Upshur county being the Hrs day Of the Cotn
.ty Court for said comfy, Two likely Young hegro
Ifen. now belonging TO the estate of Joseph Wood,
decd.
hands house servants aud osicrs and win be sold for
no fault whatever, bat for the liquidation Of the debts Of
the said Wood ~
/ can recommend the said negroes being faithful
and trustworthy servants, for which reference can be
had 10 a. Poundstone, DsS Hasedcn and b. Basel,
of said COUNTY and also James p. Bartlett, OF Carks
burg Harrison county, Va. 10 whom the said negroes
have been hired for several years.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do well to avail
themselves of tn opportunity, such negroes are sell
dom offered for sale.
WIN. E. BALSLEY, Admir-
. de bonis non, with the will an
nexed Of Joseph " God, deed
Buckhanon Oct. 3, lS55.-tds
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

Richmond, Sept. &c, ls55.-3m
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Notice.

4 IL persons within the bounds Of the 160th Regi-
~ meat Of Virginia Militia having Arms ACQUIRE
meas belonging 10 the State Of Virginia. hereby
reqursd Gsycr them TO the unl .rsgaed in Staun-
ton.
Captains OF Volunteer Companies which have been
di.5anlcd are responsible for the Arms Issued to their
companies and required to that they deliy-
cred up. WM. ii. HARMAN,
Sept. 26, lS55.--6t Col. l6O;h Reg Va. NJ.
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ESsAaLNESr WITH PiRATEs.-The Navy De
psrtment has adrices Of an engagement between
the q S Steamer Powhstsu and large feet of
pira,ica war junks in the Chinese seas, near Hong
Kong. which resulted in the destruction Of ten war-
junks averaging eighteen runs each, from SIX to
six,y-eght pouude.s SiAt,en o lie smaller i1rkS
escaped II ia Thought thst between i've aud SIN
huodrel pirates were Killed or wounded. The
Powhatan had two killed and twelve wounded Sc
riously, Among TIE latter were Lieuts Pegram
anh RnlnnGs
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Richmond, Sept. u, 1855.
Town Lots s. a Tract Near Stanton
EsSEs = LIE.

FOR SALE.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Au-
/ gnsta county, in The Of Gegcr's heirs u.s. Ger
GERS Administrators &c, the undersigned commission
ers Will sell private safe, subject TO the ratification OF
the Court tract Of land situated on Betsy Bell near
Stannton containing g Acres = Rocds and IL Poles,
which will be sod il preferred in smaller parcels to suit
purchasers. This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scotsyc Road about one mile from Staunton, and q
road.
Also Lot in the town oStarnton containing Ct Poles.
near Dr. Strbngs. This lot is available building lot,
facing on two streets. Any desiring to purchase
will apply to Breeze johnson Robert P0rcrfeld Kim
ncy.
ID TERlgLS.-Six twelve and eighteen months credit.
except SO much in hand will dcray the expenses of
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON, )c.xo,,a
ar7 ROB'T. P. KINNEY, ION '~
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New and Desirable Dry Goods and
ti mni GGL1LGlTGAX,
Eici,sn Gail.

CItI " OOHtCN Wtlt DC A'Dtd ~ ASNN'
Please Gail. I'll U>u.G 1850
"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 a great bargains: French and Eng
lish Marines, all Shades; SUlid all Wool Mus
inns; common. do Paris Printed all iNoni Mus
Inns Black Bombazines; Superior Black AlPaeas;
Caburgs. Ginghams. Shawls, ilusery. Guyes;
GaunlIetts, Ladies' and Genilemons'; Debazes
for Ladies' Dresses; Linen Canhric Handker-
chiefs Ladies' Needle. worked Collars; Under
sleeves lI6r Antique and other kinds Of Coaks
Clocks made toorder Dress Trimmings ;french
Cloth for Ladies' Cloal,s BIeacled aud Brown
Cotton Cloths Cassinetles, TMeeds, CasSImeres'
Clubs. Irish Linens. New Style Prints, Sheet
Jugs, TickiGgs, Oil Clulhs for Tables and figpr'
very cheap; Table Linen, very low; Linen Nap
kins, Russia Crash. Furniture l5imety and Fur
niture Calicoes, Boys Hats and Caps, WIN a
general variety of Cheap Goods, all Of which we
are selling for Cash, or approved credit, and are
determined to give good Bargains.
MRS. SMITH will be pleased to wait on me
Ladies and show them her Fall Bonnes ana MI
linery Goods. GEO. w. sMllh. f.
Stanton, Oct, II, l8j5.-V. copy.
WiRGlNIA:- AT Rnles held IN the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county. October the lst, 1885, Samuel }. telzer,
-r!aintli.
AGAINsT
Charles Dickinson. Robert Dickinson, -
Dickenson. David Howard. Richard Dorsey Rob
lnson Hanger and Charles Bats, defendants.
The object Of This suit is to injoin and inhlbit
the Defendant Charles Bats, Trustee and all 9TH
ers Concerned from proceeding to sell under The
deed Of Trust executed ~ said Fezer to the said
Bats in tho bill and proceedings mentioned, andto
compel the Defendant Charles Dickinson To make
good and sufficient title TO the Lot sold 10 said
Fezer.
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 it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered. That the
said Defendants do appea. here within one month
froai this date and do what is necessary to project
their interests and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN Siann-
ton. for four weeks successfully, and pUs!ed at the
front door oil the Court house.
Copy Tesie.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale,

July IS, ls55.-tf
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ITCTyNE.

THE Co. Partnership Of BRowN & sHooE. having
been dissolved. the undersigned will be responsible
for no debts hereafter contracted by his late partner,
John II. Shook - SAMUEL b. BROWN.
Richmond, Oct. g. 1855.
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.t1E TEsEJE TO TEaYsEEF."

Better advice could not b. given than DC 'uo -
thyself,' for when true to ourselves
be false 10 others In looking over the c"'S.os"e "
dictiuns to which cur frail natures are Suvc'eu,
have been unable to discover any particular one |'
more readily commands our sympathy ana W. y"
oar part to eradicrtc it, than Dyspepsia haEs pee
lone aud patient Sufferer Of this disease We can "e
arprScia the anxiety exhibited by friends LOT Sn d"
fie,cd one of their number; and when We see inc pa
tir,t Ga liz growing weak cmaciatcd and SALON. ms
shirts and energy deserving him. aud lie ltSei wearing
heavily oS = woke Of iron we 10 rot wonder az ms
,roS.,sSs and Decyjshncss Through all these stages
We have been compelled 70 pass aid 1t reJolccS It's 10
think that we can new offer safe, speedy, permanent
and certain remedy, to all those who are suffering the
horrors of that gnwiHS cankeriE de' astatnS p5ht'
produced by dyspepsia, from which we have been re-
Geved after trying almost every otherremedy, through
the Presidential discovery OF BAhEit'S Cttf- r
BRATED PREMIUM BIII'ERS. These BiHers
are composed solely of vegetable compounds, and DO
not ain one particle Of calo el other poisonous
minerals. Thev may be taken at all seasons and by all
classes and conditions, without the slightest danger TO
health; AID we have hesitation in asserting thai we
believe il viii be impossible TO take them according 10
directions for aay disorder Of the bowels, stctsech d-
gcstyc organs or liver, without being bene!tted here-
bY. For infants and delicate females they are a most
admirable tonic and As preventive OF asue aud lever
their superior cannot be found. Let the afflicted give
them fair trial. and the Proprietor has no fear Of lne
verdict,
price 50 cents per bottle For sale by j. D. Esx-
RlpeE Druggist and J. b. RaEcKtSRlpGE & SON.
Stanton, and Druggists generally. Orders filled by
addressing Z. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Oct. 3, l555.-lmo
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wafHce Ia Gavgse1sepa.

GEABt,D proposals will he received at Rock
- bridge Depot until the I9fh of November
next for the bdiidiup Of Church 81 b. a feet,
of wood Plans and Specifications can be seen at
Mr.sJames Bel's. residing a;-ihe place, after the
LIST day OF November
JAS. BELL. }
JOHN ". ABRAHAM, : Comm.
Oct H. lS55.-3t and others
ey- Lexington Valley Star copy 5!s, and send
account to Jas. Bell
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RUSSIAN l.ossas IN SEyAsroroL.-in the &C
count given by Goytschakof Of the evacuation ol
Sevasiops, he admits loss Of from 500 TO ,CVo
mon per day, during the last thirty days Of the
siege. To coatuue to defs0d he South side, he
says. would have been to expose the troops to te
usrlrssly murdered lie Nord, the Russian paper,
states that out OF 40 .UQ0 seaEeD who bad under
taken. with their officers the Getenees Of Ssv&su-
pol, only fourth survive, aud sumo Elx or seven
officers
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nNEW HAT 4 CAP STORE. lg

rJllE undersigned have this day (sept 2,)formed a
L Co Partnership under the style aud firm Of -.
I'D BlNFoID, DICKINSON & WEISIGER,
and have taken the stand recently occupied by Hugh A.
WATT No. 70 Main street, where they are now opening
complete stock Of Hats, Caps and FGrs which viii
be sold OH the best terms at Wholesale and Retail.
They invite tho attention OF country merchants and
others, with confidence, believing that their facilities
for obtaining the best goods in their Inc, at the forest
prices arc such as to enable them to justice to ali who
will extend 10 them their patronage.
N b. We have secured the valuable SERVICES OF
Mr. Geo w. Ducsbcrry, SO long known to the trade,
who sclics the patronage Of his friends and customers
FRANKLIS P. BINFORD,
ROBERT J.. DICKINSON,
~ aPOWHATAN WEISiGER.
Richmond Sent &c 1e55.-3m
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Oct. II, 1855
new Fall and Winter Clothing.

WE haze Just received our in every respect well Sc
w lccted Fall and " inter Stock Aware Of the de-
manls Of our friends and the public generally, we left
again nothing undonc to for them assortment
fr,t rate both in quantity and quality pattern in fact
Of Fashion ald Style, and prepared to meet every
competition and opposition in this town. w therefore
invite the public, home and abroad, respectfully overy
advantageous bargains TO the Virginia Clothing House
of S. KAHN s. CO.,
lst Clothing House West from Woodward House.
Stanton, Oct. 3, 1866.
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SID REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber, living on the Bull
III Pasture River in the County OF Highland, on The
23th September last ne gro boy named DAVE, who
is abom; five feet six inches high, very black, with
thick lips cannot look You in the face, aad about 20 to
d wears old Also, a .lfULATTO GIRL, withtwo
leht coourcd children, the oldest OF whch some ave
cara old II thought they are making for Ohio
ibe above reward will be given for their apprehension
iftakcn in the State and lodged in jail so that get
them or 4 100 il taken cut Of the State and brought
back TO JANE h!ALOo'iD'
Oct 10, 1855. st
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rnnnAr.YHnaEe GRnfE,scar.

" URSH {, co. are now receiving select stock
III, Of Fall aud Winter Ready Made Clothing, TO an
examination Of which the attention Of their friends aud
the pablo is Jay tied. They have beea purchased 'rih
wants Of this community. Onc OF the firm residing in
phads "a enabes them to bny their goods upon tie
best terms and OF the best quality, aud hence they can
ser advantages the purchaser not 10 be ioand else
where. They AK particular attention, ths sc'soa' to
th,ir stock, as they Eater themselves it is the most
lshi naLlc aud durable offered in the Stanton
Market.
Stmnton. Oct %, 1855.
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HEALrH OF JUDaE MtsoN.-The Watching
ton Star of Saturday evening states that private
letters from Paris represent lhe condition GtJudSe
Mason as much worse than the public are aware
Of. 1t is said that such has been tue effect Of
paralysis upon him that he has to be propped up
when sitting at table.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-24

JoIgr WozN.-A singular fact is stated by an
eminent Judge Of this State. Il is that HE great
pea. to the agricularist. the joint Worm, travels
from South 10 North always in certain line, and
never exceeding certain breadth 50 uniform
are its movements that If he only knows when It
kas reached the North Carolina line, or any given
point whatever South OF his residence, he can eS'i
mate with considerable pxaelaeas the ume when
il will reach his o%n plantation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-24

The London Tunes Of a late date says: alt Is
generally reported, aud we euspeci correctly,
that General Simpson has apparently ceased to
command the British army, or at that. at least,
he only retains that command until his successor
i, app0inted"
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H0IISES & LOTS COR SALE,

rI,HE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSES LoTs
4 situated in Coleytown, Augusta county. Both Of
the houses are comfortable Log Dwellings, two
stories high and the other story and half The lots
contain thirteen acres There is falling spring
on the ground, and another stream passing through it,
There is also on the place iae Orchard Of the best
fi,-young trees. The location is desirable fer
a mechanic Of almost any kind.
Oct. 3, I355.-f SAMUEL PARENT.
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China, GLASS t& Elas'aiaes ware.
TE'IIE subscriber having determined to continue his
L business, offers for sale large and well assortc
stock Of all nds OF Goods usually kept in his lne and
TO CASH BUYERS on PUNcTUAL CUSTOMERS he is dis
posed 10 oer great inducements, and solic,s call and
inspection Of his goods.
JOIN T. DOWELL,
No. Al, King ST., below Fairfax,
Sept. l9, l555.-6t Alexandria, Va.
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POstp0neInent.

POstpOnGGnent.
The sale Of the land Of Elias Hahn ID cut of until
4fssSag Noysas5er IVA, lS55.
Oct. y lS55.-tds y. *. TROUT, Trustee.
Commission aad forwarding House.
TIME Undersigned propose. in TIC Of the month
Il Of Noyem5sr, 1855, 90 aca for the sale Of
Gods. Wares. A,rchandize and Agricultural Pro-
a. ,oH Comm ISIS IN store house lorInerl
P,r;oos having such articles to dispose Of may rely
u,an-t,, ateltioa 10 their Interests, and prompt
sp.' WA. \. PERRIN
JOSEPH G GORGE
St.unt on, Oct. q, ls55.-Y., r. & A.coPy
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NeW GG0sfs,

New esO0Ns.
WEE are now receiving our Fall and Winter
w Gouds, selected in tl!e Northern Cities with
great care and at low prices whicl, enables US to
sell CHEAP aud leave small profit. Cash and
prompt six month dealers viii find it their inte
rest to give US a call before purchasing.
j. BRANDGBURG s. co.
Stnnh1nn Ont IL LIZ
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N6EECE

IHJlkGE
To The Stockholders of he ia. Central Railroad
Company.
OFFICE OF VA. CESTRAL R. r. Co.,
Richmond, Oct. 2, 1865
THE Annual meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany will be held in the city of Richmond, on the
sth day Of November, 1850. 4
The attention Of the Stockholders is called TO the fol-
lowing resolution adopted at their last annual meeting
Resolved. That no proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company shall be valid.
Oct. 10, 1855. j. GAhRE1I L, Pre't.
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s,,,rvroy pnTcEs cURREvT.

STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
Reported JYectiy for the Spectator 6y bWt@ g 90
| I 100 -. ~ SEo'os i3, (whne) ) so
49, EmiJdlinesJ 10. CoRx, (oid) 60c.
(hog-roUHd) IL. RYE o9e'
SALT, Ashton 1925. OATS Zoc' -,oo
ground alum, - 80. FLAXsEEp; > w. NO
Marshall, $500. PLASTER lump p III, ~: ~
SvASo, sos % sr'""0' y ~ w
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LAND In MARKET.

IN 0,rsr,nr Of trust deed executed by Eliss
4 Hahn will proceed, on the prem 'es, on Saturday
the 2O Dan of Octotsr next, to sell public sale to me
highest bidder, tract OF laad containing 80 acres
more or r,s on the Middle River and BENG the sane
Iasd conveyed 20 the said Hahn by Jacob Hanger aad
wife by deed duIy of record The i9-l !, OF Sod aa9
impsoT character gcaoat to market CdfcheS anu
Schools
Of purchas, money hand aud he remand Ter m ihreI
equal annual iustaneus The purchaser 10 se bono anG
goaS security, and the title 10 be rstainsd as additional
security.
vested in me. n X TROUT, Trustee.
Sept. 10, l35j.-tdI
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Egcal EsE:eGc.
WE shall also sell ut public Auction the Isl day
w Of ptcemjer next, fnot sold privately bcforet
ttaun,on, most desra6ly located. TO any one desi-
rou. Of purchasing the property g!!! be shown
II. J. K ". g. CRAWFORD.
October 7. 1855.
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&sasnaEinsn VnnRafed.
EiNGr0vs.

MS IL n = 20
fNANIE to the residence Of the subscriber, near
\ " synesboroueh, about the ist September, two
sTEEhS, / Brlndle and l.Red, about two years old,
marked with an IS, in the right horn, and appraised
at Sl3 each. The owners are requested to prove
property and pay charges and take them away.
Oct H. 1855. d. W. SECRIST.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1--WE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE 8. LOT
i on the New Hope road, purchased by him Of d.
Coman. The Lot contains 3, Acres, and there are on
it a comfortable Log House, Stable. Wagon gLgkfr
Shop, &C. Ii is of the best stands for Wagon Ma
ker in the county. Any desiring to purchase will
find me on the premises prepared TO sell at reasonable
price SAM'L REESE.
Oct 3, l355.-3ts
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va MA CEWTRAL RAILRoAO,

E4E&S MA CLN4n4AA AtAALLtl AO'
ArgRa., n,ent S0e sac s'ate Agricultural Fair.
IIk. ueulbers pass free, to and rom Richmond An
IL nua members pay iu price going to Ric mond, but
retgrang viii be carried free, exhibition Of the prop
or certificates ot membership.
Stock and other articles intended for exhibition will
DC charged tui price coming 70 Richmond; but IN case
such articles are not sod bit zkH back By he same
o,oaerS, the trsight a!regGs Faid ettf be T9Gdtd.
This arrangement viii iast from the 2lh Octoser to
the 9th November Applications for must be made
three or four days before they wanted, 10 insure
prolapt attentioa. J. Ii. TIMBERLAKE, Sup't. 81
Oct. -, ls4o.-Town papers copy
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s:erw Egoo1s. @E,0es and Trggal1s.

yeyg Roots, Shoes and Trunks.
HAVE enlarged aud teiitted my store, ans stored
of ROOTS AND SHOES worn by Ladies. Geatle-
men, Misses Boys Children aud Servants with also an
extensive assortment OF al kinds of Tr"niSs.
tiatter myself that can anti all my friends and
strangers that will CALL with good and as cheap ar
ticj,s rs can be had in Richmond, al WAISTS 1runk
and Shoe Emporium, no. g. four doors below 81
Charles on opposite side Of Main Street, sign q hS
Boot, ri hmOnd, Va. VIM. NALai
Richmond, Oct. "a, lS55.-2t