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g61g~ TorTY's SUPERIOR TOXIC B1rTERs

These 3tters are tonic stomachic aud aromatic AMI
will be found t. excel any now in use. Prepared
frop purify uc0etc rem" lies possessing the power
diseases without injury to the health or con
stituti0n. They are highly recommended Tor thu
cure Of dgsppSd 0gAe l,d ffrrI citpic, claHipSQfh
stomach ,iRi 55,es u rr0s 0Hd general aebisty ha
gar to,cHesS IF sl,'rtS, 1iGrrhdd, dr.
Persons whuse systems have become dcranCcd b"
lmprudrut eating or drinking viii find these Bitter
a quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put upin pint bottles, None genuine witt
nut the thograph OF the Proprietor, and the +,
lie Of his signature upon each bottle Full dirct
tons accompany each bottle. Price ~ cents
Prepared AMI sold wholesale and retail by u.
T0TTf, No. 1913 Cary street. Richmond, Va.
EE liberal discount to the trade.
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REAR 1T IN MIND, THAT B0sSIEUX

Is more extensively engaged IN the mannhictufe
OF candles. and sale Of Confeetionaries than any
elusive wholesale business that his establishment IL
larger, and his stock better, than he founds jim
any enc store Of the kind. South of Phil dpipfls;
thal he warrants his OWN MAKE GAsDIEs, in every
particular. better than auy made North: that he 90 It's
them Ms low aud Ia large quantities. LOWER thu t'
Baltimore prices, pitin the purchaser the aie as
Of getting them fresh, saving dr;,yage ireil
Call 1T the steam Candy Mandatory. No ~ tiniti
street, ~ 2b LOUIS j. B0SSfEt Z
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Bssy" FAsHIoNs.-To dress ones self is
quite an art an an art which not every body pos
ses-es In the composition u q toilet, not only e"-
Eance buG ai~o harmony aud good taste ndispei-
sable requisites We should above all be scrupuluu-
and discriminating In the selection of the TRIM.
AINGS, e. much ot thr beauty Of the dress depends
upon their proper application. And the artist
th stroke Of his pencil often changes the whole
complexion OF his picture. ~ may Trimmings &C
Curdng to their arrangement. destroy OF produce the
desired effect We should. therefore. always secure
safe and competent quite, and point out anon :
tho different temples OF fashion, those VIII ch gen
orally Acknowledged to keep the best assortment
the latest creations. This is why refer read
ers TO MIR :. IlIRSIiiS ESTABLISHMENT. on
BROAD STREET, whore lady at once can fnl eve
~ thing II. C->>ary IL attain these ends and where
the art of trimming and matching is thoroughly un-
derstnod Sc 2i-lm%
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y In Oily AIS AllIrIQN 1.

IN DUNAL'S Additionally virtue of deed
OF trtist, executed by Frederick Anderson aud wife
10 the trustees OF the Monroe Building Fund Ass0Cia
ti0n dated Z7th June, 1855. and recorded in the u
nee OF the Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court to s.
cure TO the said Association the yment of certain
iond, and by order of the Board of Directors of sail
ASSOCIATION we shall sell on MONDAY 9Th day OF DC
toner 1897, commencing at O'Clock z NJ upon T., e
premises. the property by said deed conveyed 10 vii,
g. A Framed House and Lot, on the West side of 81
stephen $, between Duval aud Baker streets 'front.'
ing on ST stephen street 81 feet and running back
~ Ieet being the same property conveyed TO sail
anderson by Charles Hagan and wife by deed DAT
10Th July, 1853 ''''o' :
Also, a lot OF Ground, with the buildings thereof
situated at the intersection of Second and Rakcr
streets fronting on the West line of Second street
80 feet running back of an irregular width abont
ieet, containing breadth OF IS feet on its rear line
Delng the same property conveyed TO said Andersen
| 1855. '' Ai''t
| TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months
| deed. FLEMING GRIEFIV ! - " ''
| r. 7; ISBELL. trustees
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By Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GRt

RIES. &S.-Will be sold at auction, mt my store,
corner " Main and 18th streets on SATURDAY
nex', 18th day of september ct 10 O'Clock, general
assortment OF new and second hand FURNITURE,
consisting Of Bedsteads Mattresses, Tables, Chairs
Stoves, &c. &c.
GRQCERIES--soap, Candles, Ginger. whskey,
Brandy, Vine. Porter Hening's Crockery and Glass
DRY GO0DS-pciaines, Hosiery, Cloth, and Tweed
Cashmere Goats; Pants. Vests &C, Also large lot
oi summer Coats,
Witches AND IEweLRy-sev,rai Gold and
Silver Watches: Gold Lockets, Finger Rings Ear
King, Glasse., &C.
scz5 ALEX MOTT, Auct.
HORSES! HORSES will be sold at
IL auction, AZ the Horse Lot opposite the Central
Depot. on SATURDAY next, the 18th day of Septem-
Der, commencing at 10 o'clock, four Saddle and Har
ness Horses, one Buggy and two Carriages.
se26 ALEX. NUTT, Auct.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BLE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHE ESTER AT
AUCTION.-ln pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court Chesterfield country pronounced on the 18th
day OF May, 1857, i'll the OF W. W. Days Ex'r vs.
Moore ct ais, the unlersg ned Commissioners there
IA Named Will offer for sale, at public auction, upon
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th of October 1857
commencing at II O'Clock, NJ, 20 valuable Lots will
Improvements on some of them, situated in the town
oi MANCHESTER, as follows, viz;
Lot NO 263 fronting l2 feet on Porter street. will,
large handsome brick dwelling thereon and all ne
ceSsary out houses
Lot No. 2S fronting IS feet on Hull street with
frame building thereon
hot No %, fronting 80 feet Perry street. with
frame building thereon.
Lot in stewards tenement" fronting IN feet OH
Bainbridgestreet, with frame building thereon
Lot No IA, fronting 1874 feet on Porter street
Lot No. loo, fronting l32 feet on McDonough 1T.
Lot No. $50. fronting 1872 feet do do
Lot No. lG7, fronting 1872 feet on do do
Lot No. l36, fronting l32 feet on Perry street
Lot No. !. fronting on railroad 1872 feet.
Lot No. 2, fronting on Decatur street i32 feet.
Lot No. b. fronting on railroad l33 feet.
Lot No. 10, fronting or Decatur street 1872 feet.
Lot No. 81, fronting on Decatur street i32 feet
Lot No %, fronting on Harrison street i6j feet.
Also, one acre of land adjoining the town of Man
chester beautifully located for building purpos =
Also, Al improved Lot, located on Hui and -
streets, fronting on the former street IS feet
he possession of Thomas ii; Jones,
Also, valuable improved H,t ioeated on Perry
and - streets, fronting on the former 1t. feet
it being hall acre of land in the possession of
Thomas h. Sims.
mentioned is the real estate of which the late w W
Day died seized. and is sold under order of Court
To meet the claims OF creditors.
TERMS-Une-ouTth in cash; the balance at 4, s aud
II months the purchaser EXECUTING hIs negotiable
notes. bonds with good eBdorser, security for
the deferred payments including interest from date
X. W. kLOUkNOI,)
p. P0lNDEXTER, fComm'rs
BENZ Ill. NASH,
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g. VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRl-
E:T VATE DIV ELLING AND VACANT LOT, AT
Iitr CORNER OF GRACE AND 5rH STREETS
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the above de-
sirably located property, now in the occupancy of
A. A Hughes, ESQ
The location sJustly regarded as among the best in
the city. The house has front of 32 feet and the
vacant lot - feet, each running ack l57 feet to
alley. The house will be sold with, or without the
vacant lot as may be preferred. Appiyte
Ann
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ADVANTAGES N PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STovES
They are made III the best material and extra heavy
, u stand the i'll usage of servants. Broke
plates be conveniently replaced at molcFat'
cost They warranted to- operate to the satistar
ton Of the purchaser. They cost no more per p0uH,
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wArerUGm at The Foundry Retail trad.
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been III successful operation fol
h-triy six years, and have acquired high repUta
tIdn for the quality of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTrRE pAYs.
By Richard Canthorn.

bacon, HERRINGS, BRANDY, WHIS-
II KEY, TEA, &C., AT AUCTIoN.--On MONDAY,
2sfh inst at 10 O'Clock at my store win sell mt auc
Hams, 10 bbls. No. Herring. boxes Soap, bbI<
Whiskey, bbis. Braudy, boxes huted Tuinblers. 5
boxes superior chewing Tobacco.
ALs0-A lot of Fancy Goods, consisting Of Cologne
Flutes, Cards Brushes. German Pipes, Looking
Glasses &c, &C. X. CAUTH0RN.
"a Aurt
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lY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST,

UY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST,
II executed to me by Thomas Y. Sims, and Sarah.
his wife and of record IN the Clerks Office Of Che
terrified County Court, and bearing date nth day Vt
GER, the 9Th day OF October, 1857, two valuable
nniiding Lots, one located on Porter street, ami
fronting said street I2 fee and the other located
| III Mayu's plan, adjoining the town of Manchester
and fronting street continuously extended, AMI
known in the plan of the town of Manchester, as
Lawrence street.
The above property will be sold for one-thrd Of
the purchase meney in cash the balance in and
Is months time, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes. interest added and title retained until the last
pay meut is made.
The title Of the above property is unHuestionably
good: but selling rs trustee shall convey with Sp,-
cal warranty only. BENZ. H. NASH. Trustee.
Sc l6-law2w&dtds
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g. FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
Ei.I Inc house ut the corner Of Cary aud Fonshes
streets 1T has five room with fire Places in Them
besides the Kitchen and two outerrucms for servants
There Il hydrant on the lot and other usual cor
veniences for family. Possession given immnd
ately. For terms, apply to '"''''i
an 3l-ts THOMAS EyANo
FOX RENT, and immediate posses
Nj son had. one ofthe most pleasant residence ON
Church iili situated on Broad street recently
pred by Dr. B. Lyme, containing 10 rooms, with all
let9'tg our buildings large brick stable and well
vi soHt water on the premises. Apply to
4. A. J. CIOPTON
Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets
=. Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4 Cos
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VALUABLE FARM ON TIE DAN

VALUABLE FARM ON TIE DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD. AT RoBT0U's STATION
IL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, 10 MILES FROM
RiGH,Mo,ND C0ATAISlNsGi, -r SlX m H. l.p
Of Dr. ". II. johnson not enabling hun to attend to
business has authorized to SELL at public ion
ON the premises, on pUESDA1 the 2sth sePtembsGr
the valuable farm on which he now resides, local ed
as above. The tract contains about go acres, OF
which about 80 to $40 cleared aud the remain
ing 3 to $50 IA ayily set iii original growh
of oak and pine from which may be cut $1,000 cUrs
Of wood, which can be sold at kob us Depot at sue
remuncrstivc prices. will, it is verify believed
pay the greater part of the entire purchase money.
The wood land is the depot that an average
of ten loads per day can be hauled by each team.
The most of the clearedt and Is in high state of
cultivation. as the growing crops will show There
are; the tract about iuh acres OF rich nat iand,
which is equal TO the best river bottom. The whole
tract though remarkably level, Is thoroughly
drained The buildings on the place are ample for
the gntaei accommodation Of a large family. enibra-
cling large Dwelling, and every other building
suitable for the place. and all in excellent repair
The va d is handsomely shaded aad beautifully and
prs The garden is very productive. There are TWO
excellent orchards on the farm. The place is per
Toapnreclate the value of this estate il is necessary
To view and examine it, and persons disposed todo so
are respectfully requested To call upon Dr. Johnson
who VIII take great pleasure IN showing the PREM
Robious Depot is on the corner of the land, so that
the to Richmond lin 81 minutes Is ctcitp ana
easy.
The Farm Is enclosed with new fence.
Crate Coal. from the immediate vicinity, can BE-
had at low prices. m
The annual products of the place will average
900 bushels wheat and J0 barrels corn lis loca-
ton on the railroad al Robious Depot, is well suited
10 n merchant or professional gentleman DONG bnSi
ness in Richmond. The terms Of payment viii he
ons-fourth cash, balance at !, aud years, Tor
bonds bearing interest, secured by a trust deed
The place can be bought privately before the day
of sale in which event, if desired by the purchase
all the slaves (fifteen in number,l and the crops
srock &C. would be sold at IA fair valuation, ON lib
eral term Of credit properly secured.
So S-swtds U0DDIN ApPERS0S. Auets.
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Richmond, August %, 1857"
n3y FALL, 1857.


HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS. az
TIIUS. II, PRICE q co. have male arrangements
for keeping large and extensive assortment of Ne
gro Clothing, Coarse Woolens, Blankets, &c. e.
which they invite the attention OF the Merchants
Farmers. Planters aud Traders of Vii GINA and \
Carolina.
These floods are bought directly from the gents
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms, and
will be put NJ the lowest rates such Goods can b. sold
tor By the largest houses i'll the country
Th y are now making large additions 10 their
stock in this department, among them the follow
ing:
Negro Blankets. (grey Plaid Linseys, 81, rs and
and whi;c,) all sizes ana ~
qualities Penitentary Plaids
Heavy Sleeps Greys (cut Plaid Oznaburgs (for out
hands, womcn)
Sheep Grey TwS do do. Carolina Jeans do do.
kerSeys (best makes) Bed Blankets, 1914, ia
Cassincts (fsr house ser l2-i and 1874
vants) Bro. and Bleachcd Sheet
Cotton DZDahurgs ings. 81 l04 and l2-t
81 and - Brown Cotton 6ld. Gotten (i.li bran's)
Pulled Cloths (tor mem kerseys for women &C
And by every arrival throughout the season, ia
addition to splestlid supply of Imported and Do
nestle CORDS they will receive full and coia plete
assortment of CURTAIN GOODS. such as Lace ami
Muslin Curtains, Brocatecs Sat. dc Laincs Curtain
nainasks. MOreens, Tasses. Cord Gimps, FRINGE
Looms. Cornice; Ladies' Fur Capes, Yict0rnes and
Cuffs; particulars OF which will be given in future
aiyeI tiSement.
THOMAS Il. PRICE co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
au 3l--ti&cwlm 20 Main street.
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AND ELIGIBLE BUILD

"a Sale conducted by GoDpiS PPPEEsoS. Auets,
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NAYLOR'S CAST AND SHEAR STEEL

We receiving to-day, Of direc. importation,
about y ong lbs.
Nay lor's and Marshalfs Steel, embracing full
sortment Of square, from = ~ inches; ccta-
gon from 81 tof14 inches.
Double shear, in cases assorted, usual sizes
Stee! suitable for mill picks HaSA. ls4x5S. and 2xl
inth
Steel suitable for patent stone hammers inches by
s. sand 10 guage.
ALSO
Msrsbsll's square Cast 81 eel. =, = and inch
DO. octagon DO. ! and Ia inches
Do. double shear. in cases. assorted, usual
Which we offer for sale by the case, or in quant-
ties % suit purchaser the lowest possible terms.
w. s. 80. BOWMAN,
Importers Of Hardware,
No. IA .orl
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Y BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re
turned from the North. begs most respectfully
leave inform his patrons friends and the public
this city generally. that he, now commencing hi,
third session here. has Resumed his lessons the
PIaNoYDRRE and on the NELoBEoN.
He intends also from the first of October to teach
SINGING on Sign0r Carlo Bassns excellent system
oar venerable and highly experienced musician. Mr.
p. H. 1avlor has advertising Sig. Bassinis InE,rUr
tion Book for sale mentioned this in the way that 1t
really deserves.
Fr6m the above date Nr. Busch proposes to give
lessons in HARMONY 10 ciasses, well in schools
privately and to single pupils aud likewise to form
classes for rcodiag and singing of SACRED Music.
v. BUSCH
- ARLINGTON
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SPECIAL NOTICES

f y ~
n9y~ EXCELLENT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS
inst received by Express.
Beautiful Fancy Silks-h2R cents
Superior BLACK Silks-si,oo
Also, another lot of
Ward wide Fine gleachei Cotton At toc.s
New Fall Prints De talncs. valvncias
Printed MeFiaoes. &C &c, VARY cHRAp
so 2t-St ga Broad street
BAY PsrEa H,No,Nas,
CURTAIN GOODS. SC. &c
JouN T. REaNAULT,
Us2xsaN sTRsgr9
Has now in store, his Fall suppl, Of French and
PtPER HtNGiNGS AND BORDERS
or, Velvet. plain and common Alss new DECO.
FAfioNs, Of Gilt. Vslvet, Marble aud Wood inits.
Ills supply Of CURTAIN GOODS is probably as
tsnsve and ~ beautiful ever offered in
'.aglIsh aud German worsted Damask MorrTns
hintz, Lace ami Muslin. with Cornices, Rands
cords, Tassels, Loops and Ornaments Ills lon" az
sricnce in the business which with The AID Of "A.
laTior craftsman and workman, from one Of the lar.
.i tartsi1 honSes , q New York, enable him to say
that has curtains will I've made and hung IN srrIE
TrICH CANNOT M SoeALLED IN rBgcITr.
large assortment
CARI'EFS AND RffGS
Coc,a, Thread. Wool aud other Door Mats Curled
liar. Moss aud Shuek Mattresres, Feather Be.is
Lounges. Window SHADES, Paper Curtains gilt and
FLOOR Am FABLE on. CLOTHS.
NLTER rkAIkb ANP kRdSS STAIR R0DS
AND STAMPED BRASS i'LATES. for steps,
AT FACTORY PRICES
In tact, every article that is usually found in Pa
per Hanging aud I phnlstory establishment and soiA
- Seld HpnH soh ierrgS Tt8p 4 fsrd ~ llietSc
us-papcr HsnRju., AMI Upholstery work sxtcu.
ted IN trvu 81 country. sa 22-im
gss- FRESH FALL DRY Goops.
PRICE = WATKINS. No. ~ Main street ere re-
cnyug thrir large aud elegant stock of French, Eng
iish ann tucricAn DIZZY GOODS. among which ara
the following:
FOR LADIES.
f3aSNnt SIDE ped Siik ROBES: IN yaicrc Striped
KS ueV and beautiful; plain black GIRO. DE
fli\ rs. rev sly T. French Printed MOT SELINES
very rich Satin striped Cashmere DE ECosse; I
side. Striped De taiuV ROBES Satin Strips POP
LlNs. bright Chatlie PLAlbS; Satin Striped Al
ID lsaiu,~, rich English PRINTS; Illusion Capcs
Ysleuritunrs Collars and sleeves: Hc!ue aid Crepe
Collars aud sleeves HOSIERY; Belts; Steel &NteIr
SUn SKIRTS: HuopCd do, in great variety; Irish
LINENS, BieaChcd and Brgwn CofFoNS. &c, Sc
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Superior black aGd c1orei CLOTHS and CASst
- siie striped French CASSINERES WEEDS,
sArlNErSS; CRAYAfS, COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS,
a HOSE hpNf FjH IS SERVANTS
White and culor'd Dutle and Macuaw BLAN-
kETS; best Sleeps Grey Satinets; VIRGINIA
PCLLED C1OrlIS; Maryland PLAID llnseys, stout
BUE5i~. a.. &c, all ot which have been purchas'
tae best terms, aud will be sold at the VERY Low
ve shall be continuity receiving additions to our
stock. which viii he verg extensive and will
hrsr soins ot the mos, superb Goods impaired into
VII tr>ale ant Retail Dealers in Dry tiootis.
aa-Country Merchants are invited to examine our
stock. Sc lin
ggs~ UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE, Rich
NM. Wider R0. f. STrBBs and Rev. ). NJ. Ira
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au 22--3n
asy- How TO CrRg ALL PA,y,-Tb

WkL IIUW To ONHh ALL I AMI Ht
thousands who ar. suffering with rheumatism Nc'
axia, Nervous Headache. pains in the face si,i,
limbs and back, will find immediate relief by Isny
HARTsHORNg's CURg.ALL. Being preparation by a
Chemist it is founI to be the best application for
pain in the bones. muscles nerves and sincws. TRY
bottle and obtain relief II, - aud 20 cents. Sol
b., PURCELL, LADD d Co, and
auZ-Im WA. p. LADD.
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SMALL FARM ON THE BROOKE

AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the I'd October. at AZ,
O'Clock, Z. upon the premises the small Farm OF
Mf u W. MahOne's, situat I'd on the Plank road NJ
adjoining Mr. Stansberry and others, containing 10
acres There of cleared land the illanc,
~ IN woods Theimprovements consist of a comfort
able dwelling, with new out houses, and fine youD,,
orchard.
TEgNS-One third cash; balance and IL months.
with interest added and occurred by trust deed
Sc % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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nUVAL s. NORTON'S HORSE TONIC

~ We have been selling DUVAL 4 MOTIONS
HORSE TONIC tor some years and although when
first introduced did not urge its SALE being unae-
guainted with the article, still we found the pnbc
determined to have il. Now, every day brings new
testimonials its efficacy ia removing the various
complaints for which it is recommended; anu IN OIL
fering It To the public aud customers, We do ~
with full confidence in its many virtues.
- All the Druggists in the city sell DUfAL NoR-
TONS HARSE TONIC. Mandatory corner Main
and 10th streets SEES
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gn% GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 23l, Main, between Sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va my 3p-ly
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,
(ofIice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
;ymL HORSES ANDFAMHYC CAR

81 "a HORSES ANDFAMILY CAR
!zfrS@=11f- RIAGE, FOR SALE, At AUCTION
V u be sold, on SATURDAY morning, September
lot uear the Central Depot several saddle and har-
ness Horses
Also, prime light two horse Carriage, for which
the ow Rer has Use. 1t was made in New York
and is a very genteel Carriage.
Sc 2i THOMAS W KEESEE Auct
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Il. 4. ISBELL, trustees
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
ITO THE PU IC.-ALLEGHANY

by Uouuln q ApperSon, AuctS.
ITO THE C.-ALLEGHANY
l. SPRINGS FOR SALE.-IIsving determined t.,
DAY the 10Th day of October at the office of MessrS
tioddin Apperson, at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. VI
i'll the city of Richmond, oncfourth (my nterestl of
the Allegheny Springs property. including stock
furniture, and everything connected with it. There
are about $40 acres of land attached to The Springs
with Saw Mii containing both Sash and Circular
Saws, about two miles distant.
In advertising this property deem it unnecessary
to enter into lengthy description Of its value, il
is known to the thousands who have visited il AS the
most valuable mineral water in the world The iln
proycments are such Will accommodate five hun
dred persons and have been erected within the last
four years. 1t lies in the county Of M0ntgomcf,
within, So miles of the Va and Tenn. Railroad and
in one day. After the connection is made with the
Tennessee Railroad, the only difficulty will be fo
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 time. has gained env.tblr
aFeputaIion each season establishing it's claims upon
public favor. The value of this mineral water is ac
knowlcdgcd by I'LL medical s,cntlemen who have seen
it's operations and effects upon persons using it.
Taking K for granted that per -ons having any
idea of purchasing will either iet the place or seek
information in regard to it, from such as conl-
petent to mpart it, consider any further deeCri;,
ton unnecessary. The property Will be sold at
the time above mentioned tctttott reserve, unless
given,
Any one wishing to buy the entire property can
do so privately. by application to me.
The terms of the sale will be ten thousand dollars
the first day Of January. lSas and the balance in
one aud two years. with satisfactory security. Ny
address is Liberty, Bedford county, Va p
Sale conducted by G0DDIN Il APPERs0N. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
by Nor1cE.-Tbe Subscribers are anz

ious to settle up th"ir hooks to July lSt I>57.
would call the attention of parties interested to TN
notice. Having made II change in orr business
name and association, must close ny all Old ac
counts. GKUSH0NG TUPMAN.
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