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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30

FOR July .--Graham's Magazine for July. A SDiendid
number Price only . cents dollars per year Fer
sale y ljel6l y. HAGAN, Agent.
GSaey Tor July s--Godey Lady's Book for July ne
beginning Of new volume Price only = cents 81 90 pc
year. For saleey !eH p HAGAN, Agent.
FRANK EESLLESs mAGAElNE FOR LILY
The beginning Of avoume and splendid Justra
ceivedby june "A +. aAGAN, Market Street.
HarPer's Magazine for July.--A splendid nun,
Der, Prince only sc or Three Dollars per Year.
For soleb +. HAGAN, Alarkat st.
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COLLARS SCAHFS, TIES AND CRAVATS,
~ Every style Just resolved and for sale By
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Opinions of the Supreme Court.
To Our City Subscribers,

We desire to have paper delivered regularly good time
city subscribers, those who fail receive in tais
will obige by reporting the same at our Office
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SWAN g. co.
Continue 10 draw usual without inter.
ruPtiOn.
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DED SWEET SPRINGS.
IN. AvI LnyyANU f1nIINTy

IL ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS are situated 80 miles from the
Western terminus, at Oakland, of the Central Rail-
road, from which there is ample Stage accommoda-
ALSO i6 niles East from the Greenbrier White sui
phur, one mile from the Old Sweet Springs, and As
miles West from Bonsack' and Salem, the Virgil
MIA and Tennessee Railroad from which place there
is constantly
SESGEkS.
The Waters are Chaly beate, dferng 10 their ga
seous and saline ingredients. varying in their tenn
peTature from rs to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, forming
two iadles' and one gente'nans
RED SHEET BATHS
the most exhiira:ing and delightful Baths in the
United States. There is also another Bath and
Spring near the Hotel precisely similar in tempera
ture and effects as the Old Sweet mile from this
giving vsiters to this place advantage of the Wa
tors of both places The Waters
TONIC, ALTERATTVE AND APERIENT
suited to cases of extreme Debility Diarrheea of the
most obstinate character; also, Rheumatism, Catane
Affections, and Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
LIVER Spieen, &c. (Refer to the various authors
the Mineral Springs of Virginia for the analyss.)
There are on the premises
READING ROOM,
furnished with q variety Of newspapers, from all
parts of the Union,
ana ether amusements.
The services of WINTERS BAND OF MUSIC
of Baltimore, have been secured.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know
that he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visit
ors ard to sustain the high reputation of the Red
Sweet, has induced him to extend bis Accommodations,
fattpring himself that his future labors will insure
full portion of the public patronage.
There is pest Office at this place. and daily mails
each way. 9. BIAS.
Red Sweet springsJ July LIST 1885. jy I0-m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-

~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN SYDNEY, AND
SLAVE, AND PERSONAL ESTATE-Az Commits
s,oners appointed by decree of the Circuit Court
OF Henrico, pronounced on the 9Th of May Is5S. Ia
the case OF Degenhardt. &c against Thacker, &C -
we shall proceed 10 sell at public auction on tbs
premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th OF August. Isss at
O'Clock, T. N if fair, if not, The fair day, the
real estate and personal property referred in the
bill of the plaintiff, consisting of valuable two
acre LOT, in the town OF Sydney, the No tn side
of the plank road with brick House thereon for
merly owned aud occupied By Anton Trabert. Also.
LOT in the rear. fronting "a feet the South side
of Elmwood street, running back 100 feet on Lon
hardy street to alley 20 feet wide. Alec, q LOT
fronting 55 feet the West line Of Plumb street,
running back 20 feet aud bounded on the South by
said alley. Also, one NEGRO MAN, named Jerry
Tompkins; Cart, Ono Horse Wagon, 3 Cows, and
all the Farming Implements and Crops on said pro
perty. stt
TEaMs-For the personal property, cash; for the
real estate onethird cash. balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added and H.
tie retained till last note is paid and conveyance Is
directed by the Court.
WIN w CRUMP, lcu,
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poCKBRlDGE BATHS inns favorl

DOCKBRlDGE BATHS Inns favorI e
~ bathing place, long known as LETCHER's. and
afterwards Ms JoRDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re
Gently pu chased by company OF gentlemen II
hockbrfdge county, where IL is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open for the reception of visitors upon the LIST o.
JUNEnext. New and handsome buildings have bf en-
erected, and no effort will he spared to make il de-
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any IL
the State. 1t is on the main stage road from Lex
ington TO the Central Railroad dist ant eleven miles
from the former and niue miles from Goshen Depot
On the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature OF the water is a little higher
than that OF the Old sweet, and this, with the
liar character and buoyancy of the water, which j,
highly charged with CaTbonic Acid Gas, and con
universal consent Of those who have triedit delight
full and invigorasing to an extraordinary DEGREE
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases OF the Lungs, Uicerations
wherever existing, rheumatism, AmeRorrhea, Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsu.
Uteri. &C. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, it is unsurpassed if eQualled, by any
ter in the world. Near at hand is fine Sulphur
Spring, second only TO the famous White Sulphur
of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion Of
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
speaks OF it: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains. and shall certainly revisit it, if possible, next
summer.
Reference may also be had amongst many others.
TO Col II Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White. D. and Rev
VIM N Penileton. of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq.
of the firm of Kent, Paine L. Kent, Richmond, and
Z Hunter. ESQ. OF Selma, Alabama, -.
TERMS.Si5 80 per day. for less than one week; &c
per week. for less than weeks; SIS per,week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
nv 24-d3m
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en- ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


u. ". JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
right for the above mode Of making Teeth, AMI be
ing entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
over the gold silver or platna method, can with
confidence commend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets Of feeth-and especially to such
may be dissatisfied with those they are now using
this process. all of the objections to the gold
plate are remoyed-the suction being perfect. Sc
cares comfort and stability the fit-and the teeth
being embedded in the metal the 70 I'd is excludao
fr-m uadpr or between them. thew therefor"
stronger cleaner, and in every respect bet
ter.
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth aud the suction thereby secured
he Can insert one or more teeth ,cthoaa casps-and
in al cases guarantee perfect and sa isfactory i
or nocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest ia The profession, North
and South. testimonials will be given and specimens
exhibited to any who may desire 10 see them The
cid plates of those wishing exchange the old me-
tn for the new. will be taken in part pay. Office
opposite 0orinthan Hall.
lffics hours FROM to IA from Ak to 6.
je ISM
A1- Wing Enquirer and South insert months
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r BUTLER. con
TRUST SALE OF PERSONAL pr

'hV0l 6AkE UF HEHSONAL HkU-
= PERTY.-Pursuane 70 the provisions Of trust
deed: e1scuted on the % day Of February. 1885, By
u: q. hyde. and at the instance Of the arantor
ana Richmond College. shall as trustee proceed TO
sell Tor cash, at Richmond College, on TUESDAY
the iOh day OF August 1858, the following property,
ia a6zsn Chairs s dining room Tables dezsn Cups
and naucere, 10 Or. am Pots dozen Sugar Bowls
MIX PItehers. Wefer Pitchers. 8 Syrup Cans, 5
Ca.tofs oczsu Salt aads, / Coli Urn, Tea Pots
blue BOWS. covered dishes, 81 dozen Tumblers
dozen Table spoons, ~ dozen Tea spoons. Soup
aadie y Dinner Plates, "A dozen Breakfast Plate O..
oezen soup Plates. Ok zen Butter Plates I large
pisn zsmaiier pishes. blue Dish, smaller Dish,
sui smaller, dazen biue Dishes 6 deep Dishes II
dozen blue Dishes. coiored ui.hes yellow Pitch
cts TICKLE Dishes. Carvers, Crumb Brush, 1
Sell 3ss dez SpttooDs-lArge two gal Jars 3three
gal Jars Clo X. ~ DOZEN Knives and Forks dozen
breakfast hives and Forks red Cow, black Cow.
req ana white Cow. Washing Machine, / Grindsfone
Mneeibarrow, Plough and Traces, Hoes, Rake
Grass Blade. large Box up stable loft. No. 5
LOOKING Stove, Water Back Tor do, Boiler and con
nection, Tin Pans, False Bottoms, Galvanized
oven, NO. Pipe, and Pans for 0ven l Fire Board,
Egg Whipper. IGravy Strai aer, I dozen Iron Pane
5Pudding Pans, Frying Pan, y Pie Plates, Q Stew
Pane Iron spoons, Fruit strainer and Flesh Fork
ZCofee Mills, Kitchen Tables. Horse, Buggy and
Harness, and Table Cloths. Stove, l Lounge, /
Carpet, 8 Chairs, 1 set Mantle Ornaments
WIN. B. NkUMAh. Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEs, Auct
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By a. d. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES sALEOF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L ON 5rH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF q
deed of trust executed to the subsci by Joseph
X Weisger, trustee. &c. dated 81 December. 1856,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of Richmond
Hastings Court beng thereto requested i will SELL
ON MONDAY, the 9th day of August. at 5 O'clock.
NJ, (f fair if not. the next fair day thereafter)
rpon the premises the property by said deed con-
yeyed, to wit: q certain lot OF ground with the
buildings thereon, situated on the east side of 5th
stieet fronting thereon 80 feet, and running bach
10 feet to alley ten feet wide II being the same
property conveyed by Littleton Read to Joseph Il
Wsisiger, trustee, and IL now in the occupancy Of
Mr. D McIpdoe.
TEaMs-suflicient in cash to defray the expenses
attending the sale. and to pay off three bonds, Zone
for the of S2s4. and two for 1886 each amount
ing together to 81 $685. with interest thereon from LIST
octr 1885, credit until lat Oct 1853 upon sum sui
fcent to meet bond for $3.50 then to fall due, with
interest thereon from LIST October 1866, and the r.
mainder of the purchase money to be paid at sueh
time times will be announced at the sale. The
title is believed TO be undoubted, but SELLING as
trustee, shall convey 9Th special warranty only.
ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee
Sale conducted by A WILLIAMS, Auct jy20
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wM. v. COLQUIrT, trustees.
GoDDIN q APpERsoS. Aucts. jyI7-tds
SALE OF HOUSE

" AND LOTS IN SYDNEY, ON THE PLANK
R0AD.-As Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, IN the case of Ronavitas Admin
istrator Bonavita. &c. shaH sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF
August, 1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the real estate To-
consisting OF Lot fronting I26 feet on the South
side Of Dover street. running back $50 feet to an al
ley. having thereon small framed Dwelling. Also,
a Lot in of the above fronting 5jsx feet on a
cross street running back 1853 feet.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance at 4, s and IL
months, for negotiable notes. well endorsed (nte-
rest added and the title retained till the farther or
der OF the Court. EDW'D CANNON.
Special Comm'r.
Sale conducted By GoDDIs APPERsoN, Aucts.
Iy 1T
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COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL am daily ex-
I \ pecting 1000 tons Of choice quality Red Ash
AHTIIRACITE COAL, which will be del iyered from
the vessels % cents per ton less than the yards.
am also prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL
throughout the season, at the 1owet market piics.
orders lett my off corner OF nth and Dock Sts
or at the Office OF Robinson Roberts 18th and
Cary streets vii. be promptly attended to
WIRE ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
Office, corner 18th and Dock sts., and Petersburg
Depots my i4-Sm
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REMUVAL.-S fSUN q

EXF BAGNALL beg leave TO inform their pa
sSs4x~trons aud the public generally, that they
will remove on the LIST of July next to their
Nsw STEAM CRACKER BAKsRy. on 1871 street. Ia lew
doors bel dain) where they have greatly increas-
ed their facilities for supplying their hitherto la re
demands for BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS, PIEs, &C
TeaRksal for the patronage so literally bestowed
on them heretofore, they hope to merit continuance
of the same at their new place.
SIMPSON Il BAGNALL.
y. B Orders for BREAD, CRACK ERS, etc, viii
be received az their Bakery 18th street, their
old store No. Z. on 1oiu street Cakes, Crackers &C.
carefully packed in quantities to suit customers.
L. k-.SH
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HIGH 60s5fA BET. GAL. win IS
- BE- sold. o. MONDAY. shs 81 dsy a Aueuuf.
50. commenc!nk q legeiook. g 3. e ths Hieh
Safes; Dining Tables; Wardrobe. ) sofsss ! Ied
ste.ds; Loun9ss RsAther bed; u0sson end straw
small Tables 0locks l1rsors; ios on Picsurst.
case Dental Instr dmeute; pair Hover vasess 4
boxes Imply Botties o. lids Carriage ct ecaies
aEd Weixhtx: Brass Fender, Poker sud Tou9E 4
Clothes ghestss etoyes; lot Medical and Miecel.
lnueous Books; yolfn; fJctavs Flute; pair Gold
6pectacIet; I 6ne Gold Watch; and Spring Brxad
Cart. 10 satisfy execution, dsrnln warrants and ~
fachments IN favor 81 Ellen Nott Dennis, 3 straw
w bartholomew, q Garner and VIM Barrett.
Terms cash.
jy30-2ts BUTLER II cen
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RUNAWAYS.

$40 REWAKD.-Ran awsy, on
IA the 2ist day Of November. 1857, my negro
AAV woman Rocsena She is of medium size.
3Adark complexion, and has mark en- one
eye; think on the left; generally timid; burned
eye; by which she easily be detected the skin
seen few days in kichmond aud passing as free
woman. / suspect her to have forged pass and is
working in )nle of the tobacco factories in Rich
mond or Manchester. viii give the above reward
or her deliver5 to me, in Petersburg, for any in
+. mation so that can get her again.
iy I2--d&wlx.* JAMES CUTLER
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BY Jas N. Taylor s. Con, Aucts.
LOUISE AND LOT ON MARSHALL.

HOUSE AND LOT ON MARSHALL,
II BETWEEN PATH AND 18TH STREETS.
CHURCH HILL, ArACCTION will be sold upcn
the premises. on MONDAY tho 9Th cay OF August,
commencing at O'Clock, P. d., a neat tnree story
brick tenement, on Marshall, between 9th and 25th
house has 6rooms. with outhouses. The lot fronts
Gu Marshall street 10 feet and runs bask the fall
depth Ct an half acre lot.
TERMs:-0ne third cash; the balance at and "a
months. for notes with interest. and secured by a
q trust deed. JAS u TAYLOR 4 SON.
IL 81 -...eE.-.- AuctiOneera.
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By 3. Cauthorn, Auct.

SPRING DRAYs. SULKEY, 10, AT
- AUCrI0N.-Ou SATURDAY, 3lst inst, ps 10
0clock. ct the lot the Virginia Ceutral Railroad
Depc, VII ell st auction now Spring DFa{a.
NEW sULkkY.-l will also cell an elegant nsw
materials. =
WORK H0RsEs-I will also sell several Work
Horses and one Mule CAUTTIORN
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Wa. HANSON, 2
,NNnrar NV kr~,-r.r

6SvErxRINApY SURGEON AND Wt@AN
HuhsE D0Cr ,R. offefs his services T. ~-~{I--A.
the public for the Treatment and Cure OF
&c to ahch hat noble animal. the HORSE, Is heir
to- He will also train snd .eak toharness the tcd.
est and p,oSt cfos Horses that can be produced in
tae shortest imaginable time and render them per-
fscity gentle and easily handled" which he will
guar an Tee TO d. without any kind of punishment;
his method being kind treatment entirely
81 Once AT Mr.. TH03. kUSKELL'S STABLES
ON a all ~ ~.
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By Alex Mott, Auct.
EURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GRO

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
\ RIEs, &c VIII be sold at Auction on eATuR-
DAY the 3lst day of July 1t 10 O'Clock at my store
corner Of Main and 18th streets, general escort
mant of furniture, Beds. Mattresses, &C.
DRY GUODS-several invoices Dry 0oods-P Pants.
Vets. Goats. shoes, Caps and Hats
GkoCERIES.-Bacon. Salt, Whisky. Gin. Bran
dy. &c. leo coo Cigars
jy3o ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of DABNEY

L d. COOKE is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Either OF the partners will sign liquidation
The booksof the will be left at the store Of
Isaac A. Cooke adjoining the late store of DabnA y
Cooke, where all persons inaebted to as will please
call and close their accounts; aud those t. whom
We are indebted will present their bills for pay
ment. ROBERT A. Il DABNEY,
IsAAC n. COOKE,
Richmoud JulY 1853
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DIcumoyn Va LIST Jnjy Js59

AlIhaoNoI w, ies ou! io1o
The subscribc has taken the new and commoii-
GUS store Broad street, hear eth, ad oining the
late store of nahney II Cooke and The Frs dericks-
burg Depot, and opposite the Richmond Theatre,
where he will continue the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. He re-
turns his thanks to hi friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late CON,
Germ of Dabney q Cooke, (of which he was mem
ber) and respe ctfully soicits continuance of their
patronage while conducting business on his own
count His store will be opened on Tuesday, the
9th inst ISAAC COChE-
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA.

- CAN'T LOT ADJOINING On 18th, BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of August, at 5ta O'clock
2. M the very desirable and retired family rel.
deuce on 18TH, between Broad and Marshall streets
adjoining the residence OF James H. poindexter,
Eco and now in the occupancy OF Capt. Archibald
Wilkinson.
The Improvements are a three story Brick Dwell
ling with rooms kitchen, oute ouses, &c. with wa
back the usual depth, to an alley The vacant lot
adjoining fronts 80 feet and runs back rs also
TERMs.-Onefonrth cash; the balance at g. ~ aud
Is montbs, for notes with interest," and secured by
trust deeds. JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON.
in 20 Auctioneers
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nAGGER'S SPRINGS.-The subscrib
~ ers have purchased recently from P. A. HATCH.
Err the well known watering place.
SD A G. G Il RS r n G 81

~ ers have purchased recently from Z. A. HATCH
FIR the well known watering place.
SD "A G. G Il RS s r RI N g 81
sometimes called "DIBRBLIS SPRINGS situated
in the county of Botet0urt, sixteen miles from
Buchanan the present Western terminus of the
James River Canal ten miles from the Central Rail
road and twenty eight miles from BufordH depot on
the Virginia and Tennessee Raih DAD.
These Springs are located in the midst OF the Nom
tains and are accessible from the Canal and Railroad
by Tnrnpikes over which there are regular lines o.
Stages-are distant from the White eulphql
Syringe forty-four miles. from the Rockbridke -
nm twenty. Ave miles. from the Sweet Springs
ty miles, and from the Natural Bridge 10 miles, me
country around abounds In excellent hunting and
fishing grounds.
certificates In the possession Of tho Droprietors pos
sess peculiar
MBIoIN
The great ALUM ROCK range Of Mountains pess
within one hundred yards Of the buildings. and the
rock dissolved 10 water furnishes Minersl Water
precisely the same as the Rockbridge Alum.
THEBUTL DINGS
have been repaired and newly furnished, and the
proprietors will be ready TO accommodate those Ia
search Of health and pleasure by the lst Of ID Y.
on more moderate terms than 1t any other watering
place In Virginia.
5 TNRMS.-&9 par weeA:.s Contracts on more liberal
fss mis- viii be made With the who desire 70 main
- long - month. For less than wsck tavern
fAEss will be charged.
sSas ! ). a HousRss R'eps's'ss''
yi3-dlm
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HYDaANTs, HYDRANTs.--In oanss-

Il quence of o change in the city ordinance rsla-
tive to HYDRANTS. the subscribers are authorised
70 put them up ia any p 'rt Of the city. We have
pleased to receive orders for the same We also do
all kinds of PLUMBING. such a. putting M Ha-
thing Fixtures, Wash Star DIS. Laundry Tubs Water
Closets. &C.; also. Gas Fitting and Gas Works In .
superior manner, both In town ard country.
CD YALE + CO.,
Y Main sfreak
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
IN SPRINGS, INtGILES COUNTY. Va. were
opened az usual on tbs 18th June for the reception
OF visitors They are situated immediately on the
bank of New River TWENTY-FIVE miles from Mout-
eomery White Sulphur Springs. with which they
viii also connect with the lines loading to the cele
brated Salt Pond, the Red. Salt and Greenbrier
White Sulphur. WM EddLESToN,
iy lin Proprietor. \
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NIX. SAMUEL IL. SNTUEH,
whose skill as Sign and Ornamental Pain.
ter, Glider, Ec., Is too well known ~ thts LSN
and State, to need any commendation at his handt--
AND Mr.. JOHN PEkDUE, equally celebrated
as House Painter and Whichever Of Walls,
Ceilings &c, comprising 4 force ample to oxe-
cute promptly aad faithfully all descriptions Of
Painting in the most satisfactory manner, and
will be glad to receive
ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THE STATE.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all respects, and
the best of City aud Country references wen when
desired for the better satisfaction and nCcomnodsr
ton of persons at q distance.
Nv IA
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10 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

ARAN AWAY from the subscribers. about
"A three weeks since, q NEGRO MAN, named
James smith lie is q mulatto, about 8 feet
and belongs to T;m5eriake's estate. He has been
working for several years in Mr. Joseph Dieis fac
tory, and last year IN MIR VIM N Barrett's factory.
When last heard from he was 10 Richmond, at Or
Richard + Hundley's. and has wife ct Mr. Win
ston's, over the store of Grubbs Apperson, and a
brother who is porter in the store of Rag'aDd 4
Bro. We viii give reward Of twenty dollars aor
him il lodged IN jail in Richmond, or delivered to US
at this place. q w HARRIS,
iy I0-imd&2scw* Frederick's Hall Depot.