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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-20

IS ,oNDONs PORTER. g OF tl,c best brands
IL for sale by
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-20

DELICIOUS NOTICE There will be
~ Public Preaching this year on the Opelousas
Circuit at the following times and places:
Opeloasas, every lstand % Sabbath 1t A o'clock
Hsashiagton, every lst and "a Sabbath, At candle;
lighting. III 3 VI. sssssS5 Il rs y aisss s5ss
Bayou Besf. Monday after every lst and % Sab
Ju,ictic,' Saturday before the LIST Sabbath IN each
mouth. sss
piaque,nine Rru,se, every I'd ana 4tt Sabbath At
slIo'cloek A. IL s. .. HAWKINS, +. G.
DUBLIC MOTTO ID. MY wife Mary Pn-
- meia Lyons, having, lately without callse, and
without my consent left the matrimonial domioil.
hereby caution a persons. merchants, traders. ped
lars, etc. not to trade with, sell goods TO her on
my account. as will not pay any bill contract, or
account made by her. MALACHI LYO MS
Parish Of Calcaslcu; April, 1857. N ii ts,g
NOTIGE - 'rhe undersieneshh having sold out
iIN his stock Of Drugs AMI Medicines 70 DR.. D. u
Todd, returns his thanks to tile public for the pm
trpnage heretofore extended to him, and respectful
" solcits the same for his friend and successor.
8 All persons indebted to- lin will please come fr
ward and settle their accounts as soon az possible
with Charles Gauthier OF himself. s. D. sAILIS.
Washington, May 30, 1851.
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0uININI., Just received luD ouuSSdGs bud
3, ''f '''s cheap /. Y Lro oscn A.. slaD ! d.
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/ CHERRY WI INls. a iirst-fatc articid ilSr
NJ sick persons, for sale BY i. II ~
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I1ERFU ME- r Y.--A A fresh sd SpIy Of Frenell
4 and American peviNmery Lad Is hre respect
fully invited to cpll y Fss 4
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by Taylor & Williams.
BUILDING MATERIALS FRAME

BUILDING MATERIALS. FRAMES
at., AT AUCTIoN.-On wEDN EsDAy I'm q .
toOer at u selock, A. NJ. ut the Warehouse on tha
corner oi Cary aud 18th streets will be sold iarus
sssor theAt Of building Materials OF excesnt MAJ
anu ~ S.9d order; consisting OF Doors Blinds sash
builders and persons who contemnIa.a b,,ll;n-.
VIII do well to attend the sale
q, sHns under $780, CASH that amount,
'Vu"J ei"ul'' for approves notes, with interest.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEM
WARWICK COUNTY, FIVE mile. from the
mouth oI the James River and eight miles fran
hampton, desirable Farm known AS 'HTJiiII Es, -
/" Snef9d Tor sale on very reasonable terms
ihiS Farm contains 3st acres, (uid survey \ mora
or less one hundred and fifty acres are In s,ee.ss
lui eultivat9n-ths balance IN se original aroytb
aud oil sufficient value to pay for The place If desi
Iaute. SV acres more could be added on reasonable
The Dwelling il new, a modern built hons. with
- hns rooms the out-houses are numerous and in
excellent order. The locality il healthy and the
sltuatlon enc Of the most beautiful on the lanes
RIVER. rms Farm 10 well located for the trucking
OF any planting business and hands not employed
on tho Farih could make money in oystarux
rms desirable place can be purchased on rsasoua a.
oIo terms and possession given Immediately as the
owner, (~no Is IN the Government employ il order
ed on distant service and sells merely in
FOR luther information apply to
OC %-uIIOLnb Hamilton. Va
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By Alexander Meth.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF wATCHHO.
~ JEWELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLke-Wu
be sold at auction, THIS EVENING, ssnnssaag
at O'clock At my store, an asagnees stock, dirss6
from New York, consisting Of hns g cid anl Silver
Watches. splendid Gold Bracelets apd Loekss, nne
dad Brsastpns and Ear Rings, in sets and annl0
Gold Pens aud Pencils, Silver Plated Table and baa
Spoons, Castors, Table and Pocket Cutlery, kAssrA
and = general assortment Yankee otions.
Country merchants will do ws to attend this uals,
which will be continued every night uRt the Whole
stock is closed.
p - All goods warranted a. represent I'D, or Ne
money returned. ALEX. MOTT.
SIS 2o-ts Auct
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
DORT MONNAIES. WALLETS. &c

L AUCrION.-on FRIDAY. I'd day Of October. AZ
10 o'clock, at my store will sell at auction an in
ynlce OF Port Nonnaies. Buckskin Wallets and
Purses Cigar Cases. c. from the mann facturer and
will be- sold 10 cover advances.
sew -, +: CAUTHoRN. Auet,
PRIHE BACON, &C will be added 10 NV sare
THIS DAY, NJ ~ O'Clock. hhds prime Gear sides
and hhds ShouldeGs hid. Hams. 6 bbls. Herrings.
5 bbs. Whiskey, &c.
FURNITURE, kC.-After the above I will sell n
large lot Of Secondhand Furniture, &C., consistinH
OF Desk and Bookcase. l Sidebosrd, Sofa, , Gem
ire Tables, bsdsteads. dozen Cane Seat Chairs,
stoves Refrigerator. Trundle Bsdsteads. Curtains
Mashstands, Kitchen Ware of every kind includinG
Tubs. Kettles, Stone Ware, Buckets, Tenders, %.
oc2 r. CAUTH0RN
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HEN

l. RICO, ow ABOUT IL MILES. AND THx ornER
MILES NORTH or RICHMOND. ONE on THE NousTAIS
ROAD, AND TIRE OTHER SEAETHR FREpBRIcKsBuRG RAIL
ROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the request Of
Mr. Jno. d. Thomas, (who contemplates removing 10
a smaller place we shall sell, at public auction
the premises, on TUESDAY 9th October, ls57, at II
O'Clock, NJ, the Farm on which he now resides, called
"Oak Grove" containing 2Zi+s acres, lying on the
Mountain Road II miles from Richmond, bounded
by the Chickahominy, the lands OF Jno. b. Ryali, A.
Johnson Is r. Prentss. and others. About half
this tract is cleared aud the balance in original and
secondary growth. The buildings on the place con-
sist OF large Framed Dwelling, containing about
~ rooms formerly used for Tavern, besides the
usual out Buildings, such AS Barn. Stable, &C. On
TINS tract there said be COAL it adioins the
lands recently Purchased for that purpose by ths
New York Coal Company. After the foregoing sale.
say at o'clock, the premises, will be sold another
valuable Farm, about zine miles from kishRond.
adjoining the lands Of W. n WadroP, Jas. = Rynli,
Robert Fridays estate, Snd oil hers, containing 81
acres, called Level H,' about ihG scI e. cleared
balance in original growth OF wood AMI timber On
this place there is comfortable Dwelling. large
Brick Earn and other buildings. This is Justly re-
garded IA one anon. the most valuable Farms VI its
| size In the county.
TEans-one- third cash; balance at one and tive
years. for bonds bearing interest, secured by trus:
| deed. GODDIS l. APPERsoN,
Sc 81 Auctionesrs.
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AUCTION sALHs.
---~e>-.--<-~s.~--~-~-~.s
THIS DAP.
BY E. B. Cook & Co., Auots.
A pMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF eRN.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF GEN.
IA TEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN pURN-
ITURE AT AUCTIvN.-on FRIDAY, October -.
ut to O'Clock will sell. ct the late residence d
james Allen deed. Broad street. directly oppo-
s to the Monumental Church. ell the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, contained in said tenement. en-
braring the usual variety Of we'll kept Articles TO
which the attention Of the public ID respectfully 70
Quested
By order Of the Administrator.
saleconducted BY t. B. COOK CO..
se ~ AuctjoneerU
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LITTLEBERRY D. BRADLEY.
Trustee under Deed of 9th March, 1857.
ABNER billiard,
Trustee under Deed Of sth July, 1887.
Sale by GoppIN K APPERsos, hucts. se %



l. SPRINGS FOR SALE.-Haying determined to
DAY the 2yth day Of October at the office vi Messrs
Goddln Apperson, at the hour OF IL O'Clock A. ii
iii the city Of Richmond one-iourth t1y lnterest) OF
the Allegheny Springs property, inafudng stsck,
furniture, and every thing connected with IT. There
about 800 of land attached 10 the springs,
with Saw Mil, containing both Sash and Circular
Saws, about two miles distant.
In advertising this property, deem it unnecessary
10 enter into lengthy description of ito value il
known to the thousands who have visited it rs tks
most valuable mineral water III the world. The i'm
proyements are such as will accommodate five hun
bred persons and have been erected within the last
four years. 1t lies in the county Of Montgomery,
within ga miles of the Va. aad Tenn Railroad and
is reached with ease from Richmond and Petersburg
in one day. After the connection IA made with the
Tennessee Railroad, the only difficulty Will be 10
have accommodations for the thousands who will
flock in from the West.
There has not in the history Of mineral water. any
Which, within short a time, has gained 50 enviable
reputation, each season establishing ITS Claims upon
public favor. The value OF this mineral water 10 nc
knowledged by all medical gentlemcs who have sven
its operations and effects upon persons usin8 1t.
Taking il for granted that persons having any
idea OF purchasing will either witt the place or seek
information in regard to il, from such AZ are com
petent TO impart it, consider any further deseriP
ton unnecessary. The property VIII be sold al
the time above mentioned scIth0a reserve, unless
sold privately before and sold. due notice will be
given
ANY one wishing TO buy the entire property car
| do 50 privately. By application to me-
The terms OF the sale will he ten thousand dollar
the first day of January 1855 and the balance II
one and two years, with satisfactory security. d.,
b. W. L. HOLT.
saissonducted by GopDIN & APPERsos. Auets.
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RI UNION FEAALE lNsTIrurE. Re

Es5" UNION FEAALE INSTITUTE, RICH.
HoSP TA,-Eidsr Re. 7. STgBss and Rev. 9. ". IRA
wIcE, Prinsipa.S.-This Institution will open on the
lstE September ana close 18th July, embracing two
terra. Of months each at the following rates per
ts1s Wig Board $50; Tuition IN thu primary
branches $40; complies English Sls; Ancient
ana Modern Language, each 3; Painting, DRAWN.
dc, each -; Music on tho Piano go.
All lees payable quarterly in advance
A q. STUBS
~ dim Secretary y. Z, l.
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SANKAI Il CHALMERS, l45 Main street, may DO Oh
tanned Photographs Of the greatest accuracy and
beauty. Ambrotypes, Stereographs Mezzograr rs
and Licensees on Patent Ledaer, which may be sent
BY mail 10 friends, &C. Every picture taken at this
popular establishment must be of the best quality
aud please the SITTER otherwise they will not be sent
out Of the Gallery.
So Copies of tho Portraits Of the Convention of
49 and - Will be ready III 4 few days. All orders by
mail promptly attended to- se2s-lw
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n~ A CARD.-JoHY 4. CALYo, Artist,
Eas resumed his course Of lessons in DRAWISG AM
PAINtlNG in all their branches.
Application 10 De made AT WI. ShTrLER 4 CO.
AZ Main street., &C l-lmA
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NJ 3. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS. WINES, LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Prunes and Currauts.
Fresh Almonds, Filberts, Wslnuts, Pecsns, Palm
and Cocoanuts
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
$50 baskets Hiedseick, Munns' aud Star Cham
payne.
Is Or pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
Is half United Vineyard, Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
5O,HOO Genuins Havana Cigars,
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Old Jamaica, n +. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALS0-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Whiskey.
WAREHOUSE, No 3, 18th street,
au 26-2m Richmond. Va.
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re- The ATTENTION OF TEACHERS
PAEzSrs AND SCHoLAEs is called To the yer!
eNptp!ets assortment Of English, Latin Gresl
Fren.h, Spanish, Italian and German SCHOOL
BOOKS Of the latest editions, obs found l2I Hail
street.
slsuy second hand copies offered al half price
&C l-2t J. W. RANDOLPH
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Ri" FAsHloNs.-Io dress one 5 sell Is
sui,e AN art and an art which not every body pos
sesses Ia the com position Of toilet, not only ele-
gsnes but Al harmony aud ZoGd taste indI-pcl-
s.kls regulates Ne should above all bs sCrupulOls
aaI discriminating in the selection Of the TRIM
AlNus, "a much OF ths beauty OF the dress depends
Hsos thsir proper Application. And a5 tbs artist
ia on. stroke OF hs pencil often changes the whole
complexion Of his picture, may Trimmings, &C
Corus to thsr arrau cement, destroy produce the
desired effect. Ne should, therefore, alWays secure
- sale asd competent guide, and point ont among
rhs different temple. of fashion, thoss which X
the latest clsations This is why refer our read
ers to Mr. :. IIIRSH'S ESTABLISHMENT, or
BROAD STREET, where a lady al once can find eve
~ thing necessary 10 attain these ends and where
the art Of trimming and matching is thoroughly I'M
LerstJod se2l-lm*
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n1y1RICHMoxp MADE STovEs.-T

Egsy@ RICHMoNB MADE STOvEs.-THB
ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STOVES.
They made OF the best material and extra heavy,
30 as 70 stand the i'll usage Of servants. Broken
plates can be conveniently replaced at a moderate
cost They warranted 10 operate to the satisfac-
Lsz OF the purchaser. They cost ne more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied Dy the city dealers.
Thee Works have been in successful operation for
nearly six years and have acquired high reputa-
ten Tor the quality Of their manufactures.
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1.3g~ FoR RxxT-A small FARM sitna-

iei about milo east Of the city directly opposite
B.skey's Oli MIL or within fifteen minutes ride OF
the market house. II contains x acres OF Land in
EoN-l cultivation for a market garden.
There ~ also Il comfortable Dwelling with f1uI
rooms, ami all the necessary ouihouses spring o
excellent water on the premises.
Any person wishing a retired location, will find
this plet-aHt residence, OF any one wishing t. en-
gage in market garden viii find it very desirable
fur further particulars. euqu'r re- of
C. LEBER SR
On Church Hill near Temperance Hall
Fsssess.oa can be had the LIST January, lt3:.
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LANES NJ. CARTER, HOUSE, 81

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GIL pEks a NM
GLAZIEK corner l4th and Franklin suessn W.. ~
site the Exchange HotslThe subscribed ni ~
self q thi. method e Issnp nls . ssss = psSron
friends and the public. icrths i,ins he al al
ten Years lie therefore hatIsrs h,mssn sn.s q
strict attention 10 bu.asss a 81 sssr he
pesse W ~, .,sierbia stock ss tresh materially,
.n ss IA a. lea IIEAps, zINCs. yARNishEs MlSpoM
HLAsS' =, wark an On the most favorable terms. for
pasa ~ sn TIE usual time TO punctuai payers,
Tayiay haa 30 much complaint about eioslnf nay
srs and With other bnsinessl the subsefbyr has
ss.ssrrd the services OF Mr. SAM'L d. sNIpkh.
who will always be there 10 receive orders. uom Ey
nafrons ~ 49,
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saS" II BANKS AND BANKERS pipe up a
financial hurricane prudent persons must hoist the
sss Of economy, and keep ahead Of the gale To as.
si-t in sccouI l'shIug tins successfully. DENNIS &
FRO. OVERS. ara the persons Js.t suited 20 the
times send your NeTinos, De LaRes &C. 10 them
and have the same DYED or CLEANSED and save
ihe price Of nsw goods until times are better. Par
tIsUi.r attention paid 10 Gents Wearing Apparel.
DENNIS BRO.
Dyers Franklin street
o. i-S@ Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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nk9y- STARTLING NEWS .-TnE GREAT

psf LIVING WONDER oP THg AGE nAs ARRIVED
MISS 40. OULD would announce 10 the citizens
of Richmond that she has taken private rooms al the
United states Hotel, up one fight Of stairs-ROom
~, entrance on Main and 18th streots-wiere shs
would he happy to relate to gentlemen and ladies
theH past present and futlrs life.
II ~ A(i GUILD is tie only person in the States
who bring the true likeness OF the future vile or
huatand-can bring the separated together, and
cause speedy marrIase-cures Jealousy, dc.-can
ciEs satisfaction on all business matters money,
fos,ea Journeys lawsuts-stolen goods, describes
the thief &C. She can answer the most astounding
Questions, when seriously propoundsd. Her equal
cannot lie found. Come enc, come ai-you will not
regret. See large and small bills. ssB-lm%
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nuBLIC SALE OF OUSEHOLD

i AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HORSES.
MILES cows HOGS. SHEEP, FARMING UTEN-
SILa. &c: ALSO, ABOUT a00 LBS. OF TOBACCO
THIs YEARS CRop; 1--IIaving sold my Farm on
which reside, | will sell at pshlie auction. on
TUESDAY the aLh day Of October, 1857, ON the pre-
mises half q mile from Bosher's DAM in the county
OF Chesterfield aii Of the aforementioned property
together with many other articles.
Sale to commence at II o'clock. Terms liberal and
made known on the day Of sale. q. o. DUyAL.
N. B.-Should the weather be unfavorable, the sale
will take place the next fair day thereafter.
Sc 29-d6t&cwlt*
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-sm GATHRIGHT.
NEW BOWLING ALLEYs.-Three new

IN ALLEYS at the Magnolia Hou' e." corner OF
Main and 18th streets will be ready for players THIS
EVENING. The Saloon has been entirely reno
died. and the best judges all that these Alleys
the finest and most perfect VI any ever iaid IN
Richmond oc l-3t
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tI,M0 YALUABLE FARMS I'm CHES

TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN CHES-
4 TERRIFIED, ON AND NEAR TO JAMES
RIVER, FOR SALE.-The subscriber sffers for sale
his Yarns in Chesterfield. one on James River about
nine miles from Richmond, containing 395 acres,
about one-tOurth cleared, the balance in pine and
oak timber. This Farm has on it dwelling with
five rooms, large barn newly erected 40 by 20 feet.
with several out buildings. There is timber enough
the land to pay fo at the price asked. This is
one OF the most beautiful farms in the county,
known as Strong psint. Also, the Farm which
reside containing about $40 acres, lying the Rich
mond and Danye Railroad, nine niles from Rich
mond about 25O cleared aud balance in fere>t
growth. This Farm has on il a Dwelling with six
rooms with large Barn and all the necessary
buildings for the use of farm. Those disposed to
purchase are invited to examine the PREMISES
Terms liberal. and made known by application to
Goddn 4 Apperson, or to the subscriber.
We est HENRY ". FISHER.
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Bg3g> LOOK AT THIs.-If you want a
genuine Ambrotype, just call at GIsB's Gallery,
where he il now furnishing his customers. with the
beauty and durability. superior to any nade,) at
ch saper rates than any house in tho city.
cur work is two well known to require any putting
from Us.
Gallery. Corinthian Hall, between 9th and 10th,
Main street. p. Il. GIBBS.
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NOTlCE.-virginia and North Q arolins
IN uncurrent notes taken AZ LAWS hx4sSsi LIZ.
g Main street. Ia exchange ior oeaa sha 500
Watches, Gold Chains and Jsweiry'
&C l-1
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hey The MEMBERS of the GRANT

VIZ AIIh VI I'M OhI'5 VI tHV NNANIIf
SToNs CUTTERS Association will attend Their reVu
Ia monthly meeting at SChad's Hall, on Broad ST.
ON SAFl kDAi, Oct. 81, at =, oc'ock, Z VI.
&C I-2te J. RICHARDSON Ep.'y
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pRESS TRIMMINGS

Our assortment embraces the usual variety: Col
lars and Sleeves, in sets, or single Mourning Col
lars Sleeves, Caps and Grapes; Cambria, Swiss and
Dimity Bands; Caulbric EdginSs, Linen Hdfs, &c.
Stamped Bands, French Working Cotton. &c, &c.
Also. Gloves; Ho.ery; Hair Rolls, s&e; Zephyr Tai
Sacks Also, fall line ofChildren's Worstsd Goods
Chenille and Chenille Head Dresses Scsrfs; Zophir
Worsted; Hoop skirts; Reeds; Brass Hoops; together
with great variety Of Miscellaneous Articles, both
Staple and Fancy.
W. are constantly receiving additions to our stock
aEhich shall bs pleased TO show 81 customers
nd hope to merit continuance OF thsir patronage.
2s-lm
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Bsag- TorTI's SUPERIOR Tonic BITTER

E9IJ" lofty EUFfHINN IUNIC DIIIBH5
Thee Bters are tonic stoxnachic and aromatic anf
will be found 10 eIcel any now il use. Prepares
from purely vegetable remedies, possessing the pswe
10 cure diseases without injury 10 the hath or con
stitutios. They are highly recommended tor tn:
Of dyspepsia a1te and eCer ehottc, cramps q
stomach and tDIsls, Nitrous and general debility ian
our iocn<ss u spirits dtGIThRd, dc.
Persons whose systeIns have become deranged by
imprudent eating drinking, will md these Bitterl
a uuick and excellent restorative.
Seatly puy upin pint bottles. Meme gems ne with
cut the Autograph Of the Proprietor, and the ia,
y1aLs of his aignatuTe upon each bottle. Full drec
tons accom- pany each bottle. Price 81 cents.
Prepared ana sold wholesale and retail by B. W
TOTTY, Ne 1903 Cary street, richmond, Va.
Be A liberal discount to the trade.
70 l7-dxsW2w
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NCHOOL BOOKS,
- SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO P0RTEs,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES W0ODH0UsE d CO.,

JAMES WO0DHOUSE d CO.,
Richmond, Va, :
Respectfully invite the attention Of all interesteA
TO the extensive stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
with which they supplied At the present season.
embracing they believe, all the Primary, Eiemsnts-
~ and advanced Text Books used in the schools and
Colleges Of this State aud North Carolina Of approx.
ed editions Their stock OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY
il large and complete. consisting OF every article
necessary for educational purposes. In the depart
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z; PQINDEXTkR. COmm'rs.
sc 9-lawsw&tdtds
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

- executed to me by Thomas T. Sims, and sarah,
ms Wiie and OF record in the Clerks Office OF Ches-
July, 1886 shall SELL at public auction in Manches-
ter, on the 9Th day Of October, 1851 two valuable
binding Lots, one located Porter street. and
fronting on said street l2 feet and the other located
IN hayo's plan, adjoining the town of Manchester
ana fronting On astreet continuously extended and
known IN the plan Of the town Of Manchester AZ
Lawrence street
The above property will be sold for one-third OF
the purchase money in cash; the balance in and
months time, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes, Interest added and title retained until the last
payment is made.
The title Of the above property is unquestionably
good; but selling trustee shall convey with spe-
eial warranty only: BENZ. IL. NASH. Trustee
Sc l6-lawZw &uIhs
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

Ed~ DR.. CooNs, LATE OF Sr. LOUIS
Mo-Oflice and residence 81 street, west side, be
tween Marshall and Clay streets. So l9-d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02
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Issg~ To TnH PEOPLE OF HESRICo.-The
citizens Henrico county requested 10 meet at
their Court House On MONDAY, the jth day Of DC
tober that being fhe first day OF their County Cour)
at IL clock for the purpose considering the ques
on OF extending the corporate limits Of the city al
Richmond This being q question II great impor-
the people Of the county, is highly desra
t4e that every citizen shall attend Sherwin McRae
and John B. Young, Esqrs, and other gentlemen will
address the meeting.
i2-td MANY TITlZEkS.