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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14
M1 80 DAYS GRACE WATT YE

..Ne&3zXa oV
WINDS TIE sTOkY!-GooD NEWS AND
TkuE-For sixty days to come Ladies' Gentlemen's 9
and Children's Boots, Shoes Caters, Slippers; also
bought at c. s MAUR1CE'S for less money than
ever before sold in this city The proprietor is now
81 tne North and intends to bring to Richmond this
ia large and fashionable stock of fall and winter
Boots and Shoes, and for this reason he offers his
entire stock of Spring and Summer Caters Slippers
&C. OF prices to suit the times, and cordially invites
s friends and the public generally to cali and ex-
anime as the goods must be sold and Sold too in
thirty days, II possible. G s MAURICE
Isl Main street. Eagle Square,
Au RchmouN
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GHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
" Iron Manufacturer 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond Va
GAS FITTING IND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches Public RuiIdinss Ia
hetaiic Roofing, Gutterine and Spouting. put
u-., up In any part OF ths city or country
WE'LL AND 9 ARDEN PUMPk FOR sATE
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DOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
IL dence on Church Hill, corner Of 27th and Leigh
streets with fine garden attached, and seeded with
all kinds Of vegetables. Apply TO
LARUS L SHINE,
iy 6-tA II Main
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{ COLUMBIAN HOTEL-JAMFs ,

,s ,,; nofD Co. having leased this de,r,bi. ~ ~
sri,~ spare ne pain, TO maintain its former ps,U.
TEp 81 ano comfort. They have employed % bnp
sa. 70 tske the entire charge OF ths Hon.s -.
and ,n'p Aprl. The former patrons of tbis Ho,nf
10 avs tbs1o iasnd' Of Z. PosrEk, are reous.tsS
kiehmoud, March %. 1875
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a NTHkACITE COAL-Order. -

"A Ash and White Ash ANTHp ,c,uTa ,9ois ior hed
esged & between this date and the 18th oS SoAh re-
The cart osd oSis We ss .iih u. superior sIss s
70 THIS proposition, and should be ia consumers
thelr orders early. e'eo 70 receive
,-s III. v. GRAVEs L. 70
" N-zHS 18th st., between MAJ ~,
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Ts FOR SALE-A neat framed House
- Msyo street. containing rooms, Kitchen
wood and cosl houses, with water in the yard The
LOT fronts l6 feet on Mayo ct and runs back Cy-
press street 100 feet For terms hich will be very
liberal spplyto THOS. W. REEsEE,
jy l3-n No 20 Pearl st.
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4 TooTHAoHE PREvENTED AND RrLnvrp
.-powden's eslsbrated Dental Fluid, for cleaosip.
and preserving the Teeth and Gums. effeetualls
Fnr dscsy, 1astantiy relieving Toothsce So
PURCELL, LADD l. Co, Wholesale Agents, Rich
mono, va. I0-6tx
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HAIR ToNIc.-Ihis Tonic is unsurpassed
by anything now before the public 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head of dandruH, prevent headache, and is one
of the best toilet articles ever used.
Made and sold by r. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail at his q air Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
I1th st. au7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEE d BAYLY, ATToRN n rs AT Law.
sna Com missioners to take Dcpositious Afidayits
acAnowiedgments Of Deeds. Powers of Attorney.
&c Tor the States and Territorisa IF -0-SSs
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~ eAML T BAYLY. Commissioner of the IJn;tai
States Court of Claims and Notary Pubie. se'
Office on lith st., between Main and Bank.
au I2-dl2m
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that I
l. he has been appointed BY Henry w. Gardner
ne Agent. for the msnufacture of FLOUR BAR
Richmond Dock, and has full power Of attorney for
said Gardiner, to transact all business connected with
said establishment. 177s7 SF'T7
( jy SI--law3G* .if ..f Htsr HANUM w COLE ~
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JAMES r. CREnsHAw, A RNEY AT
Law RICHMOND, VA, will practice In the Superior
and Inferior Courts of the city of Richmond and ad-
jacent Counties and the United States Courts held
in Richmond and Norfolk st, -ss, =
AZ Until further notice, can be found at the Of
fee of A. A. Morson, Esq, ON Governor, facing
Capitol sire ct. jy 20-s&c1ms
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E'OR RENT-TwO newly-erected Brick
Il Tenements on 25th street, near Leigh St. Bsp-
tist Church, containing rooms, including basement
with passages porches, closets, rsntrys, &C.. with
garden sttsche and we'll of superior water on the
premies. Rent $50 each per annum
Apply to Ed. d. EACRo, or
JAS. M. CARTER. l4th st.,
10 26-ts Opposite PoT OfS.a
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OsBORNE's 9 GOLD ENAMELED DAGUERREOA
TYPES The public invited to call and view the
new styles Dagusrreotypes taken at this od-estab-
lished Gallery. Ehey admitted to be superior to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE
IL 81 Opposite EXCHANGE Bank.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-EO silver medals
awsrded to M 7. sihONS for the superiority OF his
Dseusrreotypes-two by the franklin Institute Phi
ladephiai one by the Charleston Institute, and one
by the Richmond Mechanics Inatitute. Call and sx.
anime the specimens. aug
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GUANO.-We are now receiving cur
Also, MEXICAN GUANO and SUPER PHOS.
PHATE or LIME. All of which are offered ON
jy a4~law5w HUGH W. Fry 4 SON !
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CARD.-The subscriber, an experI-
enced practitioner of Medicine, Surgery and 0bst.
triSs, having located on Broad street, three door
above tenth, offers his profs ssionA services to tb-
citizens OF Rishmond. ="
He has devoted mnch time and attention to tn.
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Children.
ap 7--6m* RICHn g. CaIJTHORN NJ n
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DIR. l.. Is. WRIGHT's TAsTELEss LIQUID
CATHARTIc FAMILY PHYsIc.--This IL the best
cheapest and most efficient Cathsrtic offered to
the public SIS srH Fes4 ~
II IL tasoless, <thoroby avoiding the nsssatiug
feet of Pills. OIL SIENNA, &c;) and produces gripping
or other painful effects. Unlike all other purgstyea
it reaches to the bottom of the disease, thoroughly
ceanses the stomach aud leaves the bowels entirely
free from costiveness. ta
No family should be without It. as -aiiE E@ge
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no Medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty. -s-,-1g a+s .. IS 4a a4s
Give 1t fair trial and then judge for yourselves.
1t can be had Wholesale and retail of PURCELL,
LADD CO., Richmond, LYON L RIVE6, Peters.
burg, and Druggists generally.
DR.. WRIGHT's principal depot. 4o9, Broadway, N
York. ftss3 p sr E nafdsa ~ 16--d&elmt Z.
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STALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour. Call on
jy e-tg r w ALIEN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19
the place an excellent Grist Mill, with a

There are on the premises, pleasant
, and bealthfnlly situated, a large
)ITEI.TING ROUSEwith all ne
cssary out-houscs, Barns, Negro quar-
ers, together with an eX Ssh,s ~ va
..,..,..;.nilr Sitnnted 70 Schools ana
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19
SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
Cs SsTEasNss
AtN pnLiit.r, .t,an.t.f Eani

~ J. Po.ii:2' CseiEsin EseotEss.
IASSUREDLY never was more select or
IA fiaer Stack Of Ready Made Cltiling
sought 10 this market" u
This the exclamation ofall, who have tbiiher-
10 taken the Ifou5e to examine and look over my
assortment, and well does be meet he pr5iic
wants.
My Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season. selected by myself Is usual, in
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
auspicous circumstances, as 10 enable me 10 sell
lhetn at incredibly low prices, and while it en-
braces the Dress to frisi. the outer Ran, a flu
and complete assortment Of strong and coaiss
materials can also be fbucj. ask therefore u
kind public to extend to ne the favor ofan ex-
animation Of my stock Of Goods, before pnrchas-
ing elsewhere, Tor while they oblige me bY 50
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves
ain not given to Dragging. but, agree TO sal
clothing cheaper this season than any other &C.
Enlistment Of the kind, and this upon tFial will
be conceded.
Ny Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged.
giving me more facilities to wait npon my ens-
TONERS, who are anxiousjy expected by their moss
sbedienl JACOB POLLfIZ,
Staua.cn, May 2, 1853.
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FALL TRADE 1865.

WE beg leave to inform our friends and Gus
W toners, that we are now in receipt Of a
large portion of our Fall Stock of
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
comprising the largest, most varied, and desirable
assortment we have ever been able to get up q.
Having tested by experience the great advan-
tages TO be derived from direct importaons, we
have entered more extensively into that business,
and having purchased our stock of Blankets and
WOODEN Goads at the extreme low prices of last
Spring, we will be enabled 10 offer great induce
mehis in these Goods.
With increased facilities for getting up READ
Y-.NADE CLOTHING, We are prepared with
a splendid Stock comprising every variety ofthe
latest and most approved styles.
We cordially solicit the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina, and Tennessee, and particularly
those who have never paIronzed this market to at
least luak through onr Stock, assuring them that
we can exhibit AN assortment of Guuds which, for
variety, style, and extent, cannot be surpassed /;
and at prices as low as they can be bought IN this
country.
Orders at all times carefully, and promptly at
tended to. ~ KENT, PAINE y W.
Richmond, Sept II, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19

BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.---We would
ID call the attention Of the public to the annexed Ger
ticate also advise them lose time, but use them
regularly in their families, the best and safest me
cine ever manufactured in Virginia When the Choie-
ra and Diarrhea raging aiarmmSy seYerai years
ago. though strange to say, not person that used pa
ker's BitterS suffered with the above diseases
They can be had OF Messrs. Purcell, Ledd Co., and
druggists everywhere. Orders filled by addressing
+. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
KING WILLIAM CoUSTY, VA, June 9th, 1893.
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER-Dcar Sir: feel ii my duty and
pleasure 70 inform YOU that about years ago. was per-
suaded to 90 70 Baltimore under the trcatmento an en-
incnt Physician then celebrated or the cure OF that
full disease, Dyspepsia, which have suffered so mGcn
with for the last four years. there lived under ms
treatment for some time, aud being strictly dieteu
nearly Frustrated often thought death preferable
10 my worldly saierings; but Providence provided
friend who called to see me, and told neigh6or oil
his had suffered ne thought, equally with me, oil tae
same complaint, and had been entirely cured by the
regular use of BAKERS PREMIUM BlT1EES.
Here was revived think that all hopes he'd not been
lost soon sent Richmond for six bottles, and by
the time used up one bottle found more relcl than
from all the doctors and medicines ever tried. am
now in better health than have beea for the last i've
years. ] herewith enclose So tor dozen bottleS'-
Send them by my driver, and oblige yours,
SAMUEL L. ATKINSON
Price 90 cents per bottle. For sale By j. b. EsH'
-aIpoE, Druggist, aud J. b. BREcKISRIoGE & SoN'
Stanton, and Druggists generally. Orders Tiled ny
addressing F.. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Sept. s. lS55.-lmo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19
VaguoI,le Land (uy Sale.

Dy virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of augusta
u coalty, rendered the 6h day Of June, 1866, in
the Of Mary F. Johnston widow, &c., rs. Eliza
beth NJ. Johnston, &C.. will on Saturday the 9Th dGy
o October laos, on the premises proceed to sell at
Pablo auction to the highest bidder the very Valuable
Tract Of Land in the BIZ. and proceedings mentioned,
containing zig Acres, rcscrying Of an acre upon
which there is grave yard This tract Of land the
one upon which William Johnston resided in his llfe
tnc and is situated in the immediate vicinity OF Mr.
Sidney, adjoining the lands Of Jonathan Sheets, John
Crawford AID others. Abou lbs Acres cleared and
in good state Of cultivation the remainder well tim
bsred vita pine and oak. Tho improvements in good
condition and consist OF large FRAME HOUSE,
Barn, Stable, Spring-housc, &C.
There are two excellent Springs upon the T arm,
good Orchard, and fencing in good repair
TER fS-0nc third Of the purchase money in hand
and the balance in three equal annual instruments tho
purchaser giving boad with good personal security Tor
the deferred payments ard The legal title to the land
to be retaincd.as ultimate security.
HENDERSON NJ. BELL,
dur IL Is55-,ds. .afro.r CONF.
gg.yhdcator and Rockingham Register copy IDS aad
note fees
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no. The editor of "Scott's Weekly Paper" one OF
The largest literary and family newspapers IN Phiadei
phia, says: , !,
''Dr Hooflands German Bitters, manufactured by
DR. Jackson are now recommended BY some OF the most
prominent members of the faculty. article OF much
efficacy in of female weakness. As such Is the
ease we would advise all mothers TO obtain bottle,
sad thus save themselves much sickness Persons OF
debitated constitutions viii nd these btters advanta
xeous to their health, know from experience the
salutary effect they have upon weak systems"
Aug. %, lS55-2w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19
PUBLIC SALE,

I WILL sell at public sale, on Tuesday Ge 25M Of
September, 1855, at my residence Long Glade, Au-
gusta county, 10 the highest bidder, without reserve,
part OF my Personal Property, wit l6 head of two
and three year cdfat Cattle head of fine Mich Cows,
all fresh 10 head of Calves, Qast sprngs) Is head Of
fac Hogs: head oShcep, (part Gotstold y head OF
Horses Also some Rye, Oats and Fodder; or 10 tons
Of Hay from 200 10 400 bushels OF Corn in the shock
and all nay Farming Utensils, consisting Of Wagon,
Plows, Harrows, sc. At the same time willrent my
meadow until the 18th Of January 1856.
Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock. ADDISON IL. COYNER. .
q. Aug. 30, i555-lt
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/ Ps,g,1Er Sale,

eEf1AEG iSs-ESs
EyAVING determined to 90 south VIII sell to
4 a the highest bidder, without reservoir Tues
dey the 25th Of September, if not sold privately
before that time, my farm lying on a branch Of
the Middle river Two miles North Of Mlddlebrook,
and adjoining the lands of William x. Danlap,
Mary Nj. Palmer, Henry Mish and others
There are about ;SA6i Acres in the tract a
bout go Acres cleared and in a. good state OF cul-
liyation; the resdueis well timbered. There Is a
good Brick Dwelling Hruse upon it, and well OF
never falling water in The yard. This Farm IS
situated in fine healthy neghborho"d, convent
ent 10 Churches, Mills and DistlllerIes; which
affords fine Market for grain. 1t is seven miles
from The Virginia Central Railroad
will sell at the same time and place A GOOD
MILL STE within quarter OF a mile OF The
above Farm, but not attached 10 1t. his water
power would be good location tor ChoPPng
Mill, Saw Mill or any other machinery that the
purchaser might wish.
Al the same time and place, will sell all my
Household and Kitchen Furniture. -four horses and
two fresh Mich Cows; one two horse wagon and
harness for same, all of which are new one bug
gy and harness. quantity of Wheat and Oais,
and all my interest in the growing Corn crop
Alsu four or FIVE number one Negroes, one OF
which is good Cook, Washer and lroner.
3 Terms made known on day of sale. Sale of
the land TO commence al ii o'clock.
JAMES e. CARSON.
Sen,arber 10 1S55-tds. .,t -.-.f
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i the town OF Livingston, desire to dispose of the
stock of Goods on hand, to some merchant To man
with some capital, and Of business habits The location
offers many Inducements it is situated at the Court
House of Nelson county There is but another store in
the place From $4,000 to $20,0JO worth Of Goods
can be sold during the year. good Customers II
fine opening for dealing III produce, in connection with
the mercantile business l
The stock of Goods, viii be dispensed Of on reasonable
terms Early application requested The Store House
is large and convenient and can be leased on good
terms, and for any length OF time desired.
.,l. JOS. II. SHELTON s. co.
Sept S, 1s55.-4ts
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EsfrnY.
Harouf Stone HOuse.

Har0Gf Stone House.
THE sale OF this property heretofore advertised not
/ having tsken place in consequence OF my absence
give notice that it will be made Monday The Isl day
o. October, ct o'clock, A. NJ Terms, SC, as before
published JOHN b. BALDWIN.
Sent II, lS55.-tds EX'or. of Catherine Harouf
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WANgER.

A FIRST RATE MILLER 10 Water Mer-
a chant Flour Mill with of Burrs and Cora
Stone. man OF Family aud steady habits, with good
recommendations required. Address
WILLIAM G.. DUSENBERRY,
Bloomingdale Mills, Ca5el county, Va.
Sept IL, 1850.
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sx7lLL be sold at public sale on Thursday the
w 4lh day of October next. at the late resi-
dsnce Of Col James Crawford dee,d, quantity
Of personal property consisting Of HSrsss Cat'f
Milsh Cows and Young Cattle. two four Horse
wagons, aud sundry farming utensils, with a va
rely o, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
And on the same day Will ,t be offered offered about
,one mile and a half Of Staunion, between the.
Central Railroad aad the Slaad'on and Scots
vile Turnpike.
laid off by survey and plol', which will be ex,
hibited on the dayo sale Ut Oil any Gay 10 suit
FERNS Of Sale of the Land will be one third
in cash, and the balance in two equal annual IN
slalments. well secured and of the personal prop
erly terms made knq ,;r on the dsy v Of sale
ExecutriX OF j. Crawford deed.
Sent 10. IS55.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19
Public Sale OF land.

7 WILL offer at public sale, on Tuesday The 30h day
j Of October next, my PLANTATION, lying on Spring
Creek the county Of Augusta adjoining the lands Of
Crswford's heirs John H. Bear and others. This tract
contains 100 Acres. in good state Of cultivation
half cleared, the balance well tmbered. The Improve
rasnts are good L OG DWELLING Tenants house.
Barr and all other necessary houses; also good
Orehard The farm is convenient to Mills Saw Mills
Churches School houses within miles Of the thriving
village Of Ghurchyile, miles from Swoope's Depot,
and from Buffalo Gap.
or TerWs made known on day Of sale Sale 20
mence u 10 o'clock. A. ~
S.-t. ~, l555.-sd, WA. SHIRLEY.
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Public Sale of
RnANOK E LAND,

WILL, be sold at public auction, GIonday The l,t
w day of October, the premises, to the highest
bidder the valuable Farm owned by John Shirley,
decd, containing SOS Acres, lying on the main road
leading to Franklin Court house, and within two hun
bred yards Of the Big Lick Depot and adjoining the
lands o. John Trout f. Rorer aud others. The land
has good DgYEL LING HOUSE on it, with a fine
Barn and all other necessary houses attached lays
well is in hsh state Of cultivation well suited 10 the
production ots kinds OF graia has sr.cieucy Of wa.
ter and timber 10 ansgicra the purposes Of iarln and
is in 6nc neghborhood-in word it is all that could
be desired in farm
Phose in want OF farm would do well TO examine it;
for in it they will find good convenient and dcsira
bic residence 1t will be shown 10 persons by Mr. Pc
fer Shirley, who resides on it.
Terms liberal, and viii be made known on the day of
sale
By order of the Legatees,
Sept 49, l555.--;ds JACOB SmREY.
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gsAEg

>>~>~~-~0~~>~~--~-
On the 10th plt by the Rev George B. Rimel, MIR.
SAMUEL H. SwisnER and Miss SARAH Frances,
daughter OF MIR. john Craun all of Augusta ooUrty
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. CHRIsrlAN TISE
to Miss CATnARISe r., daughter o. Mr Jacob Sheets,
all Of Augusta county
In Wayuesborough, on the 4th inst. By the Rev. j.
w. Start, Mr.. Thomas ANrnIm TO Miss SUSAN j oa-
ly daughter Of VIM. Chapman, ESQ, ~ Of Augusta
county.
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FARM FOR, SALE.

CITUATED in the vicinity of Greenfield, Nelson Co..
- Immediately on the Howardsyille Turnpike, In /
cyry beautiful valley, intelligent and prosperoa. sea-
ton Of the country in the midst of Churches, Schools
and Mills miles from ono Of the Dcpots of the Centred
Rail Road, containing I42 ACRES. This is desirahA9
property, aud is good situation for gentleman Of ~
ga attainmcnts, or Of medicine.
: ANY further information will be impaired by spplp.
ing to the subscriber and the property will be shown 81
him ifdesired This Farm win be sold exccedinQn
syr for cash or on the usual credit.
c. w. HARDER.
West View, Aaguxta o.
May I6, tsj5-d-A COW
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10000 ACRES or LAND,

HINDER power of Attorney from the heirs ofmy de-
Il ceased brother, Edward Bailey, wish to sci! 30,
900 Acres of Land, in Texas. These lands lie in par
GELS varying iu size from 800 Acres league, in the
counties of AUSTIN, Montgomery, Tyler, Polk, Grimes
and Walker-on the Brazos, Trinity, Nctches and San
Jacino Rivers. Also thirty Town Lots in the town of
w ashngton at the head of Steam Boat navigation on
the Brazos. Titles ndisputabIe. As wish TO return
to Virginia the entire property may be bought for
prompt payment, on very reasonable terms-indeed at
great bargain, aud partial exchange for Virginia
lands would not be objected to- 90. Purchasers please
address II, W, BAILEY, Prof Languages, 80
Austin College, huntsville, Texas.
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To the Public

rIlIs Is TO inform the people who deal in Alexandra,
1 and even those who have been dealing in other
cities and who wish TO purchase, the coming Fall or
Winter, anything in the way Of Stoves, to look this
way the arrangements which have made this SUM
lner enable me sell at prices which mist stop the
purchaser from going North.
lfyou wish 70 purchase wholesale, can suit yon, if
at retail, can suit you, matter whet kind you may
want, its all the same am bound to nt you through
and I'll prove; it. My stock the largest and the most
complete athas ever been offered in this city, which
will be augmented from time TO time rs the demand
may requirc.
Stores 10 call and examine for themselves, anda can't
satisfy them, why then I'll give it up.
Take Noticc.-Eyery STovE that sell and recon-
mend shall the purpose for which recommend
it, or it may be returned at my expense;
~. at.- - ENOCH GRIMES,
10. IL, Fairfax ST., Alex. Va.
Alexandria, Aug ., lS55.--uJ