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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23
VALUABLE GRASS FARM FOR SALE.

rTNlIE subscriber offers for sale ms Valuable Grass
i Farm situated in the county OF Pocahontas, on the
Old Field Fork of Elk River 6 miles North of the
ty Seat, living on each side of the Huntersve d Hut
louisville Turnpike, and containing by survey 157sE
ACRES-some 400 acres of whiesis IL Grass and I'M
der excellent Fencing; from 80 to 40 acres OF this Is
Timothy Meadow of the best quality For the sponta-
neous growth of blue grass, this farm is equal to the
best lands of Greenbrer or Highland. 1t produces
Rye, Oats Buckwheat and all such Crops in perfection
Corn and Wheat do well on the upands, and doubtless
will yield much larger crops.
For Stock Raising part of West Virginia. can sur
pass the Elk region; and for saubriy Of climate and
pure water, the World can't excel it.
The Buildings consist CT Comfortable Two-Story
HOUSE AND KITCHEN, Also, a large and excellent
Barn, with other 0ut-houses.
ANY one wishing to purchase will be shown the land
by Mr.. Vim. Gibson, who is now on the premises.
For Terms, address me at Academy p. o., Poeahon-
tas county, Va. GEO. Is. MOFFETT.
ApriI 1SS6-it
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

4. UGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.-wshing to
n move TO the West, offer my farm for sale low,
lying on Christians Creek miles from Siaunion
and 21S miles from New Hope, adjoining the lands OF
George W. Mowry, Martin Yount and others. 1t con,
ains one HUNDRED AND SEvESrY-sIx ACRES 3 rods and
SO poles of which 100 cleared the balance IN
timber. There upon it a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. Barn and other necessary Out-houses, and a
well of water in the yard The creek runs through one
end of the farm b ~ ..
deem any further description unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will come and examine for them
selves. ,s- .-p1 tst y. .. lSAAC fLoh1.
Ian o. 1S56-tf "A II
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23
NOTICE

No IIOE. ;. !,
TIME firm ofB & j. S. Crawford is this day dissolved
| by mutual consent, j. s. Crawford having sold out
his interest to James W. Crawford and Henry h: Coch-
ran the firm will be continued under the style of Craw-
ford Cochran. Itbecomes absolutely necessary that
all accounts and debts due the old frm,up to JAN lst
1856, should be settled upimmedately.
~ ~ 81 BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
siei 51a as.r'" JOHN S. CRAWFORD.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

MACHINE CARDS.-The subscriber is still
Y engaged in the manufacturing of superior MA.
1HHfNE CARDS FOR COTTON AND WOODEN
FACTORIES. The best quality Of Leather and Wire re
used in making the above and after an experience OF
twenty five years. prepared to warrant them equal TO
IEATHER BANDS, cernented and copper riveed, the
stretch taken out BY powerful machinery. ELEVA-
TOR STRAPS for Grisl Mills also.
ho,.a - JOHN. H. HASKELL,
No.. 3S, South EuTAw STREET,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

IUWH PHPcIss WI. ----------
NEW BOOKS.-The Old Dominion, by q; +; - X.
~ james; Rachael Gray, BY Julia kayanangn; Inc
Creole Orphans; The Prophets OF the kest9ra.ion
mer of the Pesience History of the Rayages OF the
Yellow Fever in Norfolk Va in 1850, by Geo. ~ Arm
strong, d. d.; Flowers of Elocution, by Caroline Lee
Hentz Buists Family Kitchen Gardener Inc F i
er by Thos G. Fessenden; Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener BY Louisa johnson; Cranberry culture; py
b. Eastwood hoD l. oo"AN'
Staunton April Is, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

They have recently opened branch OF their estab
lishment THE town of Harrisonburg, where one OF
the partners is ready and prepared to receive orders
All demands promptly attended, TO.
Staunton, April %, 1856.
CINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
- persons who desire TO obtain full and reliable
information respecting SINGERS SEWING MA
CHINES-their price, capabilities advantages, sizes
improvements method of working, means of procuring
Them and all other parculars-can do so by applying
at our Office, No. 1928 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, by
letter or in person, for J. " SINGER d cos CD
ZETTE.
Phis paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Ma
chine interest Copies will be supplied gratis TO all
interested
y. B-The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations OF them,
besides numerous infiingements of our patents--o1
which own sixteen. Suits for the infringement OF
patents have recently been decided In our favor IN
the IT, s. Circuit Courts in New York and New Jersey.
In these suits the great principle of holding doWn tile
fabric to be seeced to the surface Of the Nqehne w
yielding pressure which is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established. The Wheeler d Wilson,
and the Grover Baker Sewing Machines, as we aege,
each infringe three distinct patents owned by us. We
have suits against them in several of the u s. Courts,
which will soon be tried. We hereby caution the pub
lie not to buy any infringing Machines as they can be
compelled BY law to stop using them and to pay costs
and damages. .r
r19g" Local Agents wanted to make sales of our i'm
proved Sewing Machines. To persons properly quail
flied for the business opportunity for profitable
and pleasant employment is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on liberal
terms for old machines of every kind,
t l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office, 1923, Broadway, n Y.
New York, April %, ls56.-Sm
TXTRAORDINA AIRY BARGAINS IN
LCL0THIN G--7He Cheap Clothing Store against
all eon.petitioa--WEILLER & LEOPOLD again in
vite public attention to their large and well made
Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which cannot be excel!ed in variety quantity andqual-
ity, by any other Clothing Store in Town or State.
Their Goods consist in Coats from rs cts up to S25;
Pants from 80 cts up TO Sl0 Vests from 80 cts up to
$40; ALSO large Stock of Boys Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Being largely engaged in the manufacture of Cloth
ing, with an experience of good uany years, they
are enabled to get up superior quality of Clothing,
suitable the wants of this section and in their pri-
ces, they defy competition.
By arrivals twice week, direct from our Manufac.
tory we shall at all times have u full assortment and
the latest style If You want cheap and well made
Clothing, don't fail to call ut
WELLER & LE0P0LD'S
s Large Clothing House, Main ST., opposite
White & Patton's Store, Staunton, Va.
Staunton April 2S lS56-Vind COPY SIN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

8 s. B fi finley Ez'ors, &c.
April Is, 1S56.--3tsN Ta.r
GPRING GOODS I've are now receiving our
- usual stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
embracing full and complete stock suited TO the APP
preaching season. To cash and prompt six months
customers we offer great inducements aed invite them
to examine our stock and prices. ~
Staunton, Ap. 30, 1855 j. BRANDEBURG & co.
GROCERIES.-Now receiving 40 Barrels n. o..
VI and Coffee Sugars; 20 do prime Molasses; 80
Bags Green Rio Coffee do old Java; do old MARI
cobo 10 do fine Laguyra which we VIII sell at very
s'n aps saV is5s. On cost anu BRASDEBURG CO.
r AIDES JOSEPHINE KID GLOvES,--A new
l. and very superior article received; also Horse
Hair, Cactus Embroidered and Marseles Skirts, and
French Woye Corsetts ,.
- -TSa 80 KAYSER, STRIBLING & CO.
Staunton, April 20, 1856.
NOTICE. hereby torewarn all persons against
~ buying or trading for bond executed BY me to D.
W Riddle as have lawful claims of offset and will not
pay il unless compelledby law.
Burke's Mill. APP. %, lS56.-3t* b. +. SPICER.
BOOTS Il SHOES.-You will find at j. Brande-
ID burg Il Cos large, well selected stock OF Boots
and Shoes, Caters and Slippers of every grade and
quality and at prices to suit Call and look Tor your
selves ~ April -, lsoo.
Q ERYANT FOR SALE.-0n the first day of April
- Court viii offer at public SALE that well known
Servant CATO HIGGINS. Terms Cash, or well en-
dorsed negotiable note, at sixty days. q ~.
Asril9, 1886. N. n X. TROUT, Trustee.
nor SALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE, al
Il most new, on reasonable terms. Apply to the I'M
dersgned at Mt. Sidney, Augusta county. "a an l,-T
April 16, 1856. -, SicCUE Il PARKINS.
VHTALL PAPER.-Just received the largest and
w most beautiful assortment of WALL PAPER,
ever brought to Staunton. R0B'T. C0WAN.
Stanton, April l6, 1896. gFt lion 9fEHJ
CtHURNS.-Al large lot OF Thermometer CHURNS,
~ ofall sizes, for sale by y lg5l5' sa aH
S1-~T T'E30f STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Stauntou, April 16, 1856. fs srt arrr'7~
ID OPT COWAN has also just received an elegant
N Terra-Cotta TEA SET. tv' n i-- & {
Staunton, Aprill6, 1856.
G R0B'T. CoWAN.
Staunton, April l6, 1s5s.l1&8 b EU7lE ~ Z
A NICE lot of Cassimeres, for Suits yestings &c.
N just received and for saleby
Stauntou, April le, 1855. JNO. NJ. NELSON.
XTENISON.-An nice article of Dried Venson for sale
Y BY STAPLES, MARTIN & CO. 1
staunton, April1e 1886. -
DARASOLs Of the latest styles just received and
l. for sale by JN0 NJ. NELSON.
April %, 1856. 81, ..l..ll 81. &. a55t &.
A LARGE lot of Slippers, Caters and Walking
N Shoes for sale by JN0. NJ NELSON.
Stanton, Aprill6 1856. g5f9 5.si,s !,
4 NICE lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, of avariety of
N STYLES, for saleby .3A JNO. NJ. NELSON.
Stanton, April 16, 1S56.-Town papers copy all.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23
NEW L.-CLOTHfNG.- Our mo-

ID EAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-The subscriber
II will sell at public SALE not previously disposed
of privaelyon Wednesday the 30M day Of Apta Tract
of Land adjoining the lands of John Crawford and viii
liam Edison, near Mt Sidney, immediately on the Nc
Adanlized Turnpike, containing 40 ACRES, and be-
longing to the estate of Henry Edison, sen decd. Al
so one other Tract containing Acres This tract has
on it GOOD BLILDLNGS and other conveniences tor
residence Both will be sold the premises togeth-
er or separately to suit purchasers. .@.sfyl3 =
The terms will be accommodating and made known
on tho day of sale sold privately due notice will be
given N, f,lae HENRY ElDSoNJJr,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

From lfessrs. Sigler d Ruder, M. Jackson, Shen-
-a' andodh County.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the Spring
Rake we purchased Of you last harvest gave us entire
satisfaction 1t is decidedly the best implement Tor ra,
king wheat stubbIc we have eyer used being light and
'',-e - WILLIAM SIGLER,
stu sp A. X. RUDER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION.-As a.
Ill gent for Mrs Magruder, will offer for sale at
public auction, on Saturday the 26tt instant in front
of b. Crawford's store, the HOUSE AND LOT on
which Mrs. Magruder now resides.
The lot contains between and acres and is situa-
ted about one mile North of Saunton, near the Valley
TURNPIKE Road The house is suited for small FAM
iy The convenience of this property to town makes
suitable for a Garden or Pasture Lots;
TERMS. One half in cash, and the residue in six
and twelve months with interest from date, secured by
negotiable notes, well endorsed
tnril @ 1876. ALIEN, ii. IL, STUART.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

INFECT FROM RELANO. The under
signed have jus. iecei ea ano ner Case oi fahiii
and Housewife Linens made heir order, b. one oi
the host manufacturers of Belfast, Ireland.
wv KAYSgR, STRfBL1NG & co. :,
c1o,pfon March Q. y, g.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23
Stanton, April /, 1855.

WE will receive in a few days, very, large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and summer ne +
goods, to which we call the attention OF the ola
ire s''s anu ''''Gr' Z CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, April the
7th, 1856, John Pery,-Plaintif,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

From Isaac T. Lite, Esq,
have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to my en-,
tire satisfaction 1t is light strong and durable, and
performs its work in perfect manner. consider 1t
an Indispensable implement on farm, and cannot re-
commend il too highly to my brother farmers Lam
Confident that saved last year by ITS use between sew
entyve and one hundred bushels Of wheat which with
out it would have been lost. lSAAC r. Hlib.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

Application will be made 10 the Presl-
Y dent and Directors of the James River Kanaw-
ha Company, for the renewal ola Certificate or Bond.
VIRGINIA for $1,000 which issued in the name Of SAM
uel Finley, of Augusta county Va ON The sh day Of
June, -irredcemable for thirty years from the list
of january, IS4O the original having been lost OR mis-
laid and cannot now be found
MATTHEW PILS0N,
SA5rL Is. FINLEf,
Ec'oys. If .sanauei Flntey, dec d.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

TUST received and Tor sale by SIAPLEo, MAhllN
= Hhds prime n. o. sugar, ,.a, +, ,,-tg
Is Bills Coffee Sugar A. B. c.,
Is Bis. Crushed, Pulv' ed and Granulated Sugars.
80 Bags Rio, Laguyra, Java, Mocha, and Maricabo
90 Bis. \. o. Molasses-a prime article,
HID Cuba do,
90 Sides No l. Sole Leather,
"a g fine Calf Skin,
Tea Cotton Yarns Alacaroni, Starch, and large as
sortment of Wooden Ware, Salt, Plaster, &c.
S.nunior Anril 1SlG. = ~ ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

Extract from a Letter Of Douglass Gray, Esq, OF
aa Hirrisonbwy.
In consequence of the frequent rains last harvest
was not able to use my Rake much, but tried it sui
GENTLY to discover that it admin ably adapted oi
the purpose designed Don't forget to furnish me an
other next harvest for my farm in Augusta County;
- 800 - ~ DOUGLASS GRAY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

nRESS SILKS.--A large supply of Black Gro de.
J Rhine. and latest style of Fancy do, at
PIPER 4 FUSKH0USERS
s,t,+op April 23 lS56
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

April Q, 1s5s.-vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

From General Carson ~
have used the Spring-To Horse Rake to my IN
lire satisfaction. As cleaner it is remarkable per
forming its work in perfect manner would advise
." - ''~- JAMES H. CARSON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23

Extract from a letter written to me By the Clerk Of
-i augusta County.
Enclosed send twelve dollars to pay for the Spring
Tooth Rake purchased Of you, and which pay for
with the greatest pleasure as il is the cheapest nipple
ment ever bought. NICHOLAS I. kiNNEf. s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-23
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN. JAMES cocsEA'
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

T--TII ~ StauntOn, va.
xvrJJ r,ct;,e their profession in all the Courts Of
w Augusta, and the Circuit Courts of Bath and High
land Strict attention WILDE given to allbusiness in
trusted TO their care. -.g .~ .
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
WASHINGTON MALE

N e. "a. ED l.. Nn "a
TTNDER an engagement with the citizens oi
~ Washington, shall open the Fall Session oi
the above Institution on the ld Aohfdy, bflas iht
frt day Of Oftobrr HTf.
The terms, for a session Of tweaty.one weeks
payable quarterly in advance atas lolosa
Tuition in pRlu.RY nfrAefafsT embracing
Spelling Reading and Wntlngl slo oo
Tuition in AoAnEMu nIrsnngT lem.
bracng English Grammar Geography
Arithmetic and the Higher Mathematiesl 20 W
Latin and Greck, or FfsHfh, ruth English
Literature, including the above, 5o %
Incidental expenses, oo
No deduction lur absence, aSeeli IL cases. Of pro.
tTacied Illness
The Principal Of the oAeadenY' will eo.ope.
rate heartily with the Principal Of the sfen.ale
Seminary aud the citizens OF Washington in e.
tabIlshiBg, on a permanent basis, Institutions ol
Learning worthy ol the patronage Of the refined
and Intelligent community, by which they afe
surrounded. lie brings 10 the responsible duty OF
iuslmctiug youth an experience If nearlY sfrea
yeat, and trusts, hy mWeated llligente IN his
profession to be ssslained by hispld friends aud
the public generally. iomg met will he nte-
Pared lnr the Snphnmnrr or luniuf class Of any
College IN the Union.
As the Schuol increases, competent assistant
teachers will be employed
d. ]. BORDEN. PiHiilsul
lIasliHgioH, .irk. .iug, 10, ISIS 3i-ll.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
ReferT'n
Warehouse Notice.

FTNHE undersigned return their sincere thanks
| 20 the Planters and Merchants IN the ,ur.
rounding country Tor their liberal Ware House
patronage lor several year. past aud Tor their IN.
creased business since their Firc-prool Ware
llouse has been erected.
For convenience aud safety we have built a
large shed under the hin adjacent to the brick
house. that up fiycr merchandise and cotton roin-
ing down iAe river can be pui under in Taiuy aud
bad weather.
No whlriago has cyct not will be charged. Tor
goods landed at our landing and stored with us.
one Of The Grm having an interest iu one Of the
frst class Steamers Doe our trade. is enabled, las
iiH0e,oHl 90 get Cd cotton when other, may not
be able 90 do So
We invite merchants and planters, more cspr.
cially those unacq1aiuted with our extensive im.
prayemcuts eoiNcuicncos and safety, before max.
Ing pcrmans ul arrangements 10 call aud cSammr
lor themselves b. HILL a co.
CgH1dfu. Off. rs, 1884. I4-tL
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
AN OLD sTOR Y,
Once upon a tine a maiden
Sal hennnih a hnWlhnrn lnra.

Once upon a tine maiden
Sat beneath hawthorn tree,
And her lover close beside her,
Mufmnfed vows Of consiancy
fairf swecter than The blossom
Hanging over her was she,
Aud her heart within her bosom
rhfobbel and glowed tumultuously
Both we're Young, and fond, aud foolish,
Neither rich the story goes,
Ma was proud and Pa was mulish,
Great their love and great their woes
So they kissed, and wcpt and parted,
Swearing ever TO be true.
Died the maiden hrokcn.hcaflcd
Wa, the lover faithful too
psha she wed wealthy banker
Rumor whispered She was sold
And no city dame oulNnkcd her,
With her poke, tall Of gold
Queen al every ball and nariy
Deeked with lace aud Jewels rare,
Looking fresh and very hearty
Reigns the victim OF despair
lIe-cnniound the little fellow
Took widow twice his year,,
Fat aud forty, rpe and mellow,
With a brace Of little dears;
Big plantation, servants plenty,
Splendid mansion pomp aud rsse,
Cured tho boyish love Of twenty
That ineurab'e disease
Lean from this ic joiing 'orers,
In your anguish not 10 break
Any thing Of greater value
Than the promises You make.
breasts were made 10 put in motion
Blood that otherwise would cool,
Pleasure, ptohi aud promotion,
Graduate at Cupls school
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
VALUABLE LAND FoR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale on accom-.
Il modating terms, 1900 acres Of choice and
valuable Land situate lu Sever county, Arkan.
faE.
bcsi quality of upland, and are located in de-.
srdble neigbboi hood
For terms. &C. enquire Of W. II Elicr, Of
Washington, OF the subscribers at Little Rock
WATKINS 4 CURRAN
january 2s. 1859 at
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
ThTesliing Machines
ThTeshing Machines
-ANu-
" II Il 4 I + / Y $
MANUFACTURE ny
B. F. RENFR0 g. co j.
Washington i1kdnsas.

TESTIMONIALS
CoLuNnh Co. Aek.
JsH asfi. ISL
| hcfchy certify that have Wheat Fan aud
rhic.hius Machine made hY 4 RENrRo X Co,
Washington, ARK and that | eau lhfe,h aud
clean two hundred bu,hel, ilay with two hafses.
JAMES HENRY
Wa whose names appear below, hereby certify
that We have Witnessed the performance ul Mr..
Jane, llenry's Ian and fhleshiag Machine aud
that they Will Thfr,h aud clean tao hafdIei
hRhel, day l. Il Ll6Hff0DI,
JACOB SHOOK,
T. II RILEY.
Nm b. JONES
t..g b- fgss I'D
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
1 car y.

In refining ffzn lie Wafs= =hauss hHIiaes. rc
da 50 with lIIl epaIaeHfe ihat i vii be- eag.iul-
Ig conducted hF nHf safaa#zaf. Ions l., II Col.
nm. wha has assisted rs IA that department pi
auf iusiaes- iaf Tie lasl seten fssfs We sill
sui slnn our customers saltan All Gil all uulers
'af eapds Cash advances MADE Oh Cotton, ul
iae opening al aafi#aiIau.
NacoIIuN. FELLOWS \ co
camaen. Oei / :. Is5i i2u
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
DHss OLUTIO ON.

fINur Gan Of BELLER 4 STUART ~ ihis
l. DAY disabled bY mg'ual rnsseni A Z
nfiLuH is iillly authorized 20 elotc ~ The hu.i-
ie,,, anl u Il desinou. that 4 should be- done US
tn,n rs practicable ihaGG Indebted arr rrsptriil.
iy requested 20 come forward efI make s-'llr.
meni q nElLER
Il & STUART
Mai,I "a, ls5i
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Iosl pasIntE nesRIis

TW7T TTETTITI IN =. -
Muart RtNun * Co
GoR,u.a o. the plantation Of Dr. Isaac y
Jute, have used one Of your cotton GiNs TIM,
season, and can icsiily 10 10 perofmanre being
ryy fine II has averaged fully six bales per iay,
% ais uaArs lHr ,aulnr, ailf give e." i'"stig.
Il has two bnlthTs. one Cxiia iof noting
! :. JAMES.
Wfurt h Co.-Ihe above statement /. rof-
rect. your tin has d0uc as vel ss Wc oduil wish
ISAAC y. JONES.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
House ana sign Painting aud
e l. 4 II NG
G. S. OXLEY.

M oULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Hampstead and adjoining counties, that he
Eas permanently lorated himself At Washington,
where he may always be- found. unless absent up.
on bushes, engagements lie /. prepared to ex.
ecuie l9bs ~ the country In the best manner, and
at short notice luregari 10 his skill as work.
man. lie reicrs to any OF the merchants or busl.
ness men at Washington
Washington Dec iih. 1853 tp-1m
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
". ID. walker.
n o ice

TNHE eopartnenhip heretofore existing be-.
L tween SAMUEL p. McCuLtAeH and W. V.
BEowS, under the style Of McCulIagh X Brown,
was dissolved on the 2Sth Of June, by mutual con.
sent W. '. Brown having purchased the entire
interest Of S. P MaCulagh. IS alone authorized to
settle up the business Of the firm,
W. V. Brown having connected himself in bus-
ness with T. S. Ashby and 4, R. AsLby, the
business viii be conducted under the name and
stand
Fulton Jdy ip 1854 a.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Receiving, Forwarding
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
GIIDEN.1RklNS. 4

GiHDEA, ARKANSAS
JNllE undersigned having taken charge oGsie
L warehouse, g0tton.sileds,
ENr u Il ~ - Es. .&z Goo
iofmefli conducted BY Metallen, frLlows *
Co. proposes to da afiIls general Commission
and Forwarding business Having had several
yeafs experience in ihis line. aud hy giving /, his
eutife pefaanal attention hp hnpes IN merit colt
iuuaiion Of lie lihfal patronage heretofore eX.
tended IA ihis establishment.
New Sheds are heiug erected aud there will
be ample fuom iaI ani amount ol Cotton he may
Ieoeite-anuiheT convenience. Is that every
Piaaisf "a alslfi.aai as'iaa iaa Is tiaHti gdaifg
In rouheeiiau with the Warehouses there j.
large anl rnumaIiuns WAGON YARD sell
leneed in.=alsa a Calm Ter the benshi OF team.
stem u sleh As may favor him with their h,si.
uess.
No Ceiien shipped ahlsss specially instructed
By the slHff Of Is lie MUM Of the receipts H.
irH makf - 3#HIHi a.ilI#4 hlilaFH 6alis, unless
specially instructed n n 10.
JOHN T. MacOiLuM
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

VNllE undersigned respectfully tenders he ser.
4 vices ~ SURVEYOR, ip The riufeus oi
llcmpicad. and The alpining counties, aud irom
bis experience BE- feels eouhicni Of giving entire
satisfaction 10 those vino may require his services.
lie will il required, make oui neat aud correct
plaii Of sIiycys, and computations Of the areas Of
any tracts His charges viii be- moderate.
JOHN r. GRAIlOr
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

rs retiring from the business of Briirp \ Sfr-
L Apf teEisf ms thanks Tor the liberal share
Of patronage bestowed upon the irui, and respect
fully solicit a continuance Of the same inT 4 I,
Bri.LHu, who continues ibe business on his own
account r. {. STUART.
lTgiiasioa. Mad ,h, 1855. il-,r