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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE SUDs.-An ex-
banker OF Cincinnati, Ohio, who "went under"
during the late financial crisis, and was compelled
by "outsde PRESSURE to ''shut up shop and en-
deavor to "realize assets amply" sufficient to
cover all his lie abilities. was thrown into a wild
state Of excitement on Tuesday last, so humorous
ly remarks the Commercial of that city He WAS
in fact in o condition of mind bordering upon phren-
~. 1t seems that he has queer habit Of having
breecbes washed. Last Thursday. the ex bankers
unwhispersbles went out as usual pair, al
least-but the washerwoman, from some unex
planned cause, was diiatory. aud did not put the
bifurcstes into suds as promptly as she WAS wont
Saturday came, aud she concluded to lay the job
over until the first of the week. Monday she
was Interrupted, and the unmentionables were
again put aside until Tuesday. That morning,
however. she resolved to dispose of the contract.
and accordingly she prepared the instruments.
She got the water hot, the suds made, and held She
'breeks" by the waistband, aud was about to sub
ject them to bydropathic treatment, when her
hand was suddenly arrested, and her heart sent
struggling into her throatby furious rappng at
the door.
She hesitated, stood aghast between terror and
her wash-tub, but before she had time to coliecs
her faculties her parron stood before her, his fea
lures distorted, bis eyes blazing with frantic ex
citement. Surveying her an instant. he screamed
rather than interrogated, Hare you-HAvg you
washed my breeches? HAVE you washed m
breeches? You've ruined me- ruined me; have
yon washed my"-bnt suddenly catching glimpse
Of the garment, still ciutched by the suspended
hand of the terrified laundress, he ieaped forward
with nervous energy, aud snatchiug them from
her, he ran his own hand hastily along the waist
band, until he met with something that seemed to
satisfy his desires, and sinking down u chair be
fairly went into Mysteries. BY this time the poor
woman found voice, and asked him, "Why, MIR
-, what is the msEter!" "0h, woman, wo
man." be sobbed, what an escspel There s ten
thousand dollars in those breeches Where's your
scissors? Get them quick. Had you washed
thaea hrpeches I would have hpen ruined What
an escape." The lsundress got the scissors; the
seam of the waistbsnd was ripped open 10 an in
slant, and before her astoDished gaze behold lay
ers of bank bils--of what value she knew not,
save that he repeated "ten thousand dollars, ten
thousand dotlarsi What an escape What an es-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

1f1 MILLS-IR store and for sale by
CHURCH Il FLEMING,
an Him Corner Cary and 18th SITS
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old GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
" 50 bags of PRIME Old Government Java Coffee
an pIs''' ~ O. '''''' Iva EDWfN WORKMAN & co
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NEW FAMILY ELOUR-Just receiv-
A< ed, a lot of J T Bolling's superior new Family
Flour. HARRIS d MOORE,
an 10 Basin Bank.
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KEROSINE OIL LAMPS.-We keep
IN always on hand an assortment of the above
named Lam ps, among which may be found the latest
and prettiest styles manufactured.
STEBBINS PULLEN,
au l0l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

DICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
aum-a nDao2D, DAVENPORT & 90.
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x1p o4 A0V1II40Dxl10.
- -: ~ g ifs L. -. - f
'...... 1855. ~ 4 = i-..- s--44
i~.....ds i4-.1o..-s il 49, ~ -. - "
- A1ymefssnsah Se1uukoo unin lss11, -
g as1sa = en.s III e.aev = - - - -
ornc1Ax Noz1c1D.
i SW6sosss 4. Ss11Ss - g
:.s.::. ss:sSf;ssss - - =: =: : - vss = - =
- DUDEsr . o., Inpsrlos -
ss:;:i'i 81: . sssias - ssslsz
- HeDsox's Ham OUfsrxo. snAvue
AM slAHrso1Hs 1AIosa. uA1se ~ sAnasisan h
-ifss s-aes oeid b sn7 7is Sssvss IAss saa 49,.
az hoarA sinsls Dssh = esaAss = tsks1 r sS
10rYI1sn L1scn1s. .--I Aass jnsg r.
ss!ysd, n AdanS 11yrss. AslA ~ 4 ovsGnA
49, "a I'll wAasA vh D aDDfaea - - ereann.
sS.0sa,g.as ..a . 1. .hs.sA..s cs.say sts.,ese
Drs..ias Re- asisr g - H.. q !
0isns Ss @ ssh 'srsst Sr'aoA oasda3 ~ .c..c-
- ODoafo, On PlAzI D1z41ynssn.-
Il. a: s:ss fSs:h rosd:s = srssssss 2 req: 80
::ssa s.ss = s:sss g ( 1ss
s,a sss,n !, stands aasas;I!,a rRspss:S - 3 -
i'm Drsss'''.. - si'sa g ;s :Ss,:'
- "To alID RlIIIlD aoLS, = paint
=. III sSso. WI yc.dan. On u. ,I.,..
To T .peoth the ise OF ada another hss
& a.s: = ~ FSsseal.ss - =.
Il wastsful and ridjculcuas
hi. !s:z sssa ss s ::. . al 'A'
- DR. JoHM B. WALrnALE, Hence
ssns of kicSmoad nd and iss vicisity. esss q Is .
sidspes. on On Leigh street. two door ffen ~.
~ On. AoHIILls AscoII's Ofics. a
Grace street. between IN and sth
(AususD Dr. Asc,u viii be- In sitsndsncs upos thS
poor between and O'clock. 7. tn.te.d Of BE-
other hour. In the day or evening. NH i5-lys
RICHMOND. October 1T, ~.
b6 have been using ''Semples In
fallible Baking Powder for so.s two ysars snA
feel no :, ,hs.tancy in s.ying che. have S.:a .css
sSt 70 ;o{ % ,ry Y.' Powder h.' 'vi5 ia
DR. J. W. GAKLIcK-Dssr Sir: 4 r. ksspias AoSss
IN n aking Loaf Bread, was indaasd = ny yer
sEMPLE BAKING Powder. Since then have ~
80 little trouble. and 20 rarely Ill e. haze sse1
bread, have thoushtit bat due - you that sheaN
say .. much. % have had IN constant yoat ~
valuable fowdsr for more than year.
HinRY D. HAaa
BHUIysroH. KiuG aad Queen o., y MAI &
Dr. 3ARLIcK-sir: Having sonssAnly 1ssa ysR
SEHPLk's BAKING PowDsa since lie origin. aso ~
Ing more than pleased With its slncacy, I readily
pronounce is the Issr Of the many Ainas hassbsa
in the habit Of using. Very tr.ly. yenrs, As:.
lonu Al N \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

. ECEIVED THIS DAY, per Steamer,
~ s2 800 worth of Toys and Fancy Goods of every
riety Wholesale anu retail; for gale by
au ~ ID n JONES Il co, No T6 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

VIRGINIA Posr OFFICES - post office is establish
Cd at Stony Man, Page county, Va, aud Benjamin
=. Almond, postmaster, directly on the route from
toray TO Valleys6urg. The Office at Millhone,
jackson county, Va, is discontinued. The post
once at Chincoteague, Accomac county, Va, 10 re.
established, and John W. Adair appointed postmas.
ter san Hill, Wyoming county, Va, Haven Bane
10 appointed postmaster, vice W. b. Shanuou. aud
Office removed to MIR. Bsne's residence. Al ouiat
Dell, Harrison county, Va +, D III Davis is appoint.
ed postmaster, vice Wm. Hickma declined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

DEFINED SUGARS -40u bbls, g, extra
N @ apt Circle Coffee Sugars 800 bbls. Crushed,
Powdered and Cut Loaf sugars; for sale by
au lI-2E LEWIS N. WEBB d co.
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s0r NEw YoRx LIE IxsuRAxos Csu
ANY.
Capital $1,5OO,OOO.

The above Company ~ rUhkLY nUTUAL and
DiVlDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, end have
averaged about IS or 20 per cent.
When desired. 40 per cert Of tho snnual preniuA
will be loaned 10 the insured.
This Company has paid, In the State OF virgiula,
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and wish
out litigation.
Cali. without delay. and secure LIFE POLICY
for the benefit Of your family.
0enl Agent aad Atty lpr VirgfniA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

ENGLISH MUSTARD, manufaotured
~ by Taylor Bros All lovers of this excellent
sondmeLt should try packet Of IL. To BIZ had at
CHI sS DAWSON'S,
suecesssr 10 j r Wood,
All Is Corner Main and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

TIE WHITE SULPHUR SpRiEss.-The agent of the
Greenbrier, Va, White sulphur Springs Company
being desiraus Of providing sufficient accommoda
tions 10 meet the increasing wants of the public,
will receive, till the LIST day OF September next,
proposals for srectine and keeping hotels capable
Of accommodating from enc hundred TO one thou
ssasi gaesis. They wilissll the gsounds uecessaSy
Tor the buildings, in fee simple. er they win ieass
them for term OF years, with moderate charge
for the use Of the water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

CILK WARP DEBA9ES.-heceive 8
- lot Of Silk Warp Debages. suitable for Ladies'
travelling dresses, which will sell at IS cts per
yard. JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
auil No. II Main strt et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

CRops.-The wheat crop around Garrisonville.
Acquia, and in the region along the Potomac riv.
er, IN Stafford county. Va, turns out much better
after threshing than was anticipated. While the
crop will not BY any means be full one, never
theless the yield will be much greater than the
farmers in that immediate section had right to
expect, considering the failure that has occurred
very generally throughout the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

CTOCkS FOR SALE.
~ VIRGINIA SIXEs, registered
do Coupon Bonds
Richmond and Danviile Railroad STOCK
Grange and Alexandria Railroad per cent
BONDe.
es-~ts MAIRY II 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

THE FIRST ExPERiMeSr.-In the course of an ad-
dreas, delivered at bridgeport, Conn., the Rev. Mr..
Hewitt stated that be called upon Prof. Morse some
years ago, in New York. He found him engaged
in electrical experiments, sending 9 current
through coil of wire, kc. Remarking npon the
result OF some of these experiments, Prof Morse
said, "Why. believe could send signal under
the North River" 1t is the impression Of DIR. IL.
that this interview occurred 10 1877. IL was in
1887 when Prof Morse made bis experiments In
New York with coll of wire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

COR SALE-The LEASs, BAR, FIX
l. TURBs, BOWLING ALLEYS. &c, of all old
established Restaurant in the business part of the
city, AZ private sale. To good tenant the terms
will be very accommodating. Apply to
SIS ALEX MOTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26
IYIRGINIA SAYINGS bANK-CHAR.

TEkED BY THE LEGISLATURE or vIR-
l0o.gn DJLLAkS!-Money re-
ceised on deposit in sums OF hve dollars and up.
wards. on which interest the rate Of per centum
per snnum 10 paid for snns remaining six months
OF longer for shorter periods interest ut the rate Of
5psr centum.
The whsle Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certife ates Issued by the
Cashier, Z b nTAkXE, at the store Of = Spence.
corner Of Main aid Governor streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL 5 CUffKELL, President.
B SfAkkE, Cashier.
q WALrHALL. sccretary. An A-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

GALL, 900 sacks Jeffrey's and Dar
jy Sim LEWIS n WEBB Il co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

ELIbE ISLAND GUANO.-A fall sup
- ply of Eide Island Guano for sale by
au u EDWIN W0sTHAM 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
NJ GLE MACHINE, which is capable of making
% 900 Shingles Barrel Heads. or Slaves per day
to be seen ht A. Rham's Foundry every day. from
A. III. to N.
For county and shop rights. apSly to
81. z. O'HERN CO,
g. Rrhmnnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

L'OR SALE-At low price, a SHOW
J. CASE, 6lS feet long feet inch In width 3 fee.
inches in height-gisss all round.
~ 2o-ts MYERS& JAHNKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

- HeDsox's Ham OUS1rxo, snAvrye
sI-snsrepee cn llsA sgrsse
n. Blot Gold And nA0wee DA1m - - ha1so
al hourA oingIs Dash - csn1sv - tioken r -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

uOt LINS' NEW EXTRA FLOU Il
Ia gives entire satisfaction to families, and can
be bad of most of the grocers in this city. These in
want. TO sell again, will please call on
an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

DOYLES FAN MiLLS-Different 81.
IL les, in store and for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING
Him Corner Cary and l3th sfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

uAY.-lO0 bales rime Northern Hay,
Il " TYLER, Agent,
D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

GRAIN BAGS-Manufactur without
~ seaEn, for sale at the Penitentiary Store.
4. M NIMMO,
an 10 Gen'l Ag't Virginia Peniten tiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

ELlDE ISLAND GUANO-For sale in
IL lots ito suit purchasers.
aa li-tisfO BACON RASKERylII
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- DUDEsr . Co., InpsGlos -
6l1s s1s:.i % VA; 49, = didzz =. i ~
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Cup. CARB. SODA; Salaratus; Lump
~ Hartshorne; for sale by rn
A BOUEkEH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

- On. AoHILLns AsCoLI's Once, o.
Grace street, betwesu 7th and sth
Change qf Hour for TIE fber.-Aftse the 18Th Inst,
(Ausust) DIR. Asc,L Will be In abundance upoa the
poor between and O'Clock, p. N instead Of BE-
tween and ., - heretofore, and positsuslv at ~
other hour, in the day or evening. NH l2-lye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

GREEN GINGER AND PlCKLING
"a SPICES; Celery Seed and Cooking Extracts, at
MEADE & BAKERS,
an9o 1t5, N W corner Main and 10th sis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

va
| |sh as
bling
| ianal
tFl0S.
~
@----I
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nEbAGES - DEbAGES.-Receive 8
- large lot ef Debages. which offer for sale a,
the low price OF Gxpence per yard. great bargain
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD
au III No II Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

G P TOWNSEND'S eARSAPRILLA.
~. A fresh supply just to hand. ,,,,,,o,,
FISHER 4 WINSTON,
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g LiVefpnol fino ealt !; Tor
WN WALLAQn o0HA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

THOSE BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.--
/ Just opened, three thousand yards OF those
Blesched Shirtiags at sixpence per yars: Those
who have been waiting can now be supplied vt %
Main street.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
C1atianati Pfodure Markell.

Hs E-fs4 aa3s SEHS tss FKHpAIy BHuG 4 Uis
III FL Isl The market remains very quiet,
AhH p3fises tend dawRward, but no qliotable
ehhElise csn be noted. The only sales heard oi
N91St4. "a S4bs s extra atS5.75 |; SO do at is3. %;
auG u 30 40 whste wheat at $3s85, Received
H asihg me last IA hours 515 bfis.
Eli liz PR 1870 Ms Holders made concessions
Etd Aays bur not willingly or generally, and the
bIEsih6ss transacted was quite moderate, the
salleS comprslug 200 bris mess pork at Sa4.75,
AZ hhas bacon Shoulders al SIC packed, 40
Alhhas bulk do af 4Ac packed: and 20, 600 lbs
1ll5hlk sides at 6ac loose, prime bill lard was
hhe Ia at fCc. with buyers at sic. .s
VE4 GRO CEHI ES-The market IS firm with a
Ngaod demand from the trade. saiesof Sc
Dfltds sugar al &c to 7sc, I.5 hrls Inolasses at
H34cl tb s5c, and 40 bags prime coffee at iEte.
III lWHEAT-The market is dull nd prices
luachanged. Sales. ], 1pv bushels mixed q
I10e and 800 DO good white Al n Some
Aiots Dir new Kentucky white were offsred19oa
Rckange' to-day lot delivery nest week. ba1
EbAyeEs would not offer more than Sac, while
sseslaets demanded Sl per hushei.
Nj IGORN-Ths market is unchange1s ans
'EIiIlees steaag! Sales, 600 bushels q 5ocl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Coal
Lands, and Salt Property. ON the
KaHaW hi Iiver.

In compliancelwiht the directions ofa5e-
cree Of the circuit court Of the County or Ka-
nav ha, rendered at theElast FaIlterm thereof
in aspit pending therehfin cbancery wherein
Hairless and La1ham are romplainants, and
tie Administrators and fleifs Of Croc kef lngles
late of said County. deceased, and others are
Defendanls--the Undersigned, appointed com
mlssioners FOR that purpose BY that decree,
viii sell to the highest bidder, al the front
door f3the Court H6pseof said ,CouT.ty, in
Charleston, on Monday. thel9th day o. APRIL.
1858. the several tracts Of land OF which the
said Ctoeket IHslesdied seized and possessed.
situated, lying, and being in this County,
aud are ais follows AT
Lot No 1, OF Inc .sWoshington gtrning
Spfibg tfdct,' containing Ii acres - poles
a part Of the Conrad Smith tract and an
undivided fourth part Of fWo-thjrds of all the
back, or mountain lands, formerly belonging
to the estate Of John RtynoldS, deceased, and
which form partfof the Washington Burning
Spring tract the Conrad Smith tract, the
.sHaTis2n tact I" Neal andSlaughter tract /"
and The Steele tract, land all the right. title
and lnterst in law, or in eqqity, in and TO all
The lands sold to Franklin Reynolds by the
Deed OF Partition, dated Mdyls, 1886, and
which was conveyed to the said ingles by the
said Franklin REYNOLDS, anlIotheis, by deed
dated Sept. 3,i84t. anddf reEordin Kandwha
Clerks Office. III
These lands are we'll known 10 be valua bic
as coal property. and salt property, and the
bottom land is of Sllperidr quality. The
property will be sold iRpateels, or in entire
ty, as purchasers may desire, and as v i'll be
Hound TO be mos, advantageous.
Terms $50 much of the. pnrchase money
as shall be necessary To paw the costs of suit
and 5f sale, will betrequired lib cash. the
residue on a crtditIof oSR. TWO, and THREr
years, in equal iustalmehts, bearing inieres.
from The day of sale, the purchaser, Or pur-
chasers, giving bond withigood personal secu
Tity. and The title Retained until payment Of
said bonds in-fufi
JAMES i. CARR Special
THO. b. SWAMI, 8 CONS.
Feb. i6, 1883. v3:42.
This sale IS adjourned uutil Sd Monday in
July next at same place.
| i i. s Has,s. ! CONS
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iFglf ! n
her. because She PERSISTED in going to
| church every Sunday land asserted that
are % IRE furniture Of the house. Seve-
they made three attempts before they Az
cornplished It.
FRtaHrFuL INeRHAsE OF PRosTITuTloE
At the anniversary meeting ot the New
York Maadalen Society. held last week,
statistics were produced showing the
fr;ohtful Increase of prostitution Id that
eitY. From these, i would appear that
there are, within three miles 81 che City
Hall, no fewer than 400 recognized
houses Of ill-fame, containing at least Az
600 abandoned females, The police res
turns show that The whole number III
professediy dissolttse women In the city
cannotIbe short Of twenty five thousand.
WTFE CARRIED orr BY a MoB.-A riot
occurred in Marseilles, Ia Sale county,
I'LL, On Tuesday the 25th dit. A Miss
Hogan married IA MIR. Funk against her
fathers wilt. file father bribed num-
Der ofloafers, with liquor, toenter Funk j
house and bring away his daughter
They did Sd. and did considerable dam
Hrsl Of the rioters we're arrested and will
Hue tried for The crime.
KmLED.-4A dispatch states that +. 8.
Porter. sontof Judge Porter, Of Maine,
was shot and killed during the late rev
tulution . ittNew Orleans. 5l3..
| SENTENCES or BaYtrs Capt Wm B.
fBaylis, convicted of slave stealing, was
brought into court o1 Saturday morning
EHnd Sentenced BIT Judge Nash to the term
EofimprisonrneEt. { 40 years, ascertained
Ihy The jury in THE FIVE indictments. which
lReFe found against him. The Judge
preceded the sentence with affew remarks
lid allusioll to the crime of which the prs
lpner had been convicted. IT was one
against which che State has passed the
most stringent laws He had received q
FAIR and impartial triad. and his punish.
ment, it was hoped would serve as a
warning to alf others who might be dis
posed To commit similar violations Of tie
law. Hc., THE prisoner locked composed
but had Rothing3to say III reply 10 the
Bentence. CHI
II H. SuscfDE.--- We regret to learn that VIM.
Wood Clark county, committed suicide,
nv taking landanunn. about tell days ago.
His numerous acquaintance in this coun.i
8y@wili be painesl much BIZ this announce I
faent The deceased was the son of
gehn Wood, who, with Dale and Austria,
fought the famous canoe battle during the
Indian warm this State Gqmlea 14ia. ].
Repa5licaa. u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

DY Virtue Of decree efsthe Circuit Court
I'D Of Kanawha County, rendered at the fail
term, 1857 in a. eeTta in chaneery cause therein.
pending. in which DRYDEN and Cunningham
are Complginantss and Thomas Dotson, q 9TH
ers, are Defendants, the undersigned, Special
9 ,mmissioner appointed for that purpose,
Saturday the ed day Of May 1855,
sell, a Public Auetiqn, IN front Of the door OF
the Court House of Kanayga County, 10 the
highest bidder, a csrtaIai tract or parcel Of
land, lying in said County OF kanawha, on
the head waters Of DAVIS Creek, being The
same land described as lot HNo. 8, inzfhe plat
and report Of AbefP. sennett and others, Com
Eniissioners appointed by order Of said Court to
divide the lands off Elisha Dotsou, deceased,
which said plat and report are fled IN said
cause, and 70 which reference is fere.made for
a more particular description of the land afore-
said-said tract Contains s4f Acres OF land.
Terms of Sale, viii beons credit Of three,
1 SIX. and nine months ;boud and good security
viii be required,F and the title retained, until
the purchase imoheyEis paid.
40 W. A. QpARRiER, Commissioner.
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Announce1n

.55C, il. HEM AMIN Be SMITH having, at
1.-THE solicitation of many friends, consented
bt5 ALLOW his name 10 be used we are adthprs
Ibid 10 nominate him ms A candidate far the
lafioe of JusTIcG Oh TIE PE ark,Hinfthe Char
Ilasfpn District, made vacant byihe resignation
lof laceb Goshorn.
/ Ifrhe election viii take place on So tnrday,
AIEth July, 1865
il I'VE are authorized To announce Dr. PlCER
PATRICK as a candidate for The Office Of
Justice of the Peace.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND
ON DAVIS CREEK. q

nYyittne Of decree Of the Circuit Court
ID or Kama ha County. rendered At The
SprIne term, 1853, in certain Chancery
cine therein pending,5in which John Dryden
and Andrew Cunningham are Complains is,
and Thomas. Botson and others are Defend
ants / shall, as special Commissiener n ap-
pointed for that purpose5on
Monday tlie 10th DAY ofA agast, 1858,
sell al public auction, in frontof the door q
the Court House Of Kanavh a Comfy, tq the
highest bidder, a4certatn lot o. parcel Al land
living, aud being on the waters III. Davis Greek
In SAID ceunfy III Kanawisa, and desctibed aS
lot Ne;ssS inr the plot and report Of "a bel E
lSennitt and OTHERS filed in said case, and te
which reference Is here made for more
full description ot the properly afpresaid -
said lot contains 81 acres NJ lind. ~ RDlS
81 sale, Will be on credit 1f three, sit and
nine months. bond and goel security will DC
required, andthe title retained until the pur-
chase money Is paid N
48 WE. g, GILLIsos, Commissioner.
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BRALERs I'm S5.
Dry Goods, Hardware,
GROCERIES, &C.
FRosr srKEEr, CHARLEsrog, "a.

r,UuMrr, l,THfsS GOODS. large ana
- beautiful assortment Of Silks, plain and
fancy Challies,I Bareges. Btaze deLaines,
French i Jaoonet snd organaie La wnsj Just re
ceiyel, and for s ,sI by :, e,,,r e,t, :.
SUMMEh SHAW III Ls AZ paais = u,
~ Las aoEs Lau , s s Tvs, '"u - Is
tltlas' tst feesaf tf siiS ~ ~ q l.9sHoRN
b Sies Han III Sra I Bonnets; 8 doa;
~ ,s sssl NJ W F..M j. If. G0SH0RN.
IS. y sa.S ~ nm II IL so loz f4enfsand Rows,
- Panama, Legtprn ana Palm Hats, Just re-
ceiyed and for sai$Ib
Al NJ. +. 81 III. GosHo RN.
Is Ladies and Children,s Shoes. 10 Cases
Boys Boots, lust 4ecs,yed an; for sale 6y !,
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