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UlsSOI.l TIO\.

flNlE partnership heretofore existing under the
name AMI style IF nell i ilun IS tbs dsy
l!..4olrcl by the death or Il VI. HUI
7 4 BELL.
Surviving partner
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DECElNl\G, F~maliag aad CommD,pa
IL NreaG,,i, AMI d7,lcr- Ia Groceries. Boa,
and Bar ~ior~, Plantation supplies etc
Corner Commerce aud Mlhm Streets ~hc,c.
port la.
April -. l-i- 40 81 If
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DUNN 4 RtTCuiC,
RECEIVING. FORW ARDlNG
NNB~-
Grocery Merchants.


- f~FEtTFTlY return thanks TO their pat
IL tons and friends tor the liberal patronage
bestowed upon ihef during the past two s's,s"a-'
trusting that they viii merit a continuance o! the
same for III" future. Their Warehouse is the
best and ath's, IN the place. and being entirely
detached and butlt of Ncomhu.tible material the
danger from fin Is much le~-r'tcd INSURANCE
can be- Elected q, 8 i,s, rate than in ans other
Warehouse ia the place. The, arr prepared Ia
cNtcud their usual facilities TO customers and
friends
shrcferor' Oct C. -. dy
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Fancy as1 staple Dry Goods

~ 'isAtf- "a Aii1
They Eel asard hat thcy can ofir, to good
nd piomp, lastol.es,, such Inducements a, bat
ew i ANY houses west u Ncw OFltaa, cas- Gall
.ni c,an.na for Yourselves before purchasing
lsr~hue and thu save money.
our atieution Is ealied 10 tho following. shie.
empr.s~ 4 small portion u or stock.
bayaleos .lk Rpbos
Plaid S..s.
Black Italian S.k;
Do nros dc Rhine silk;
30 Figured do
forence Silk. al colors;
" bite ;-s,iu
black N,sting, e.
DO SIR serse
bonuat Ribbons.
satin AMI Tasia Ribbons
Nclye, 81
sash IL
six ps,- Trimming:
Chenille Cord;
B.Arh sk lare and Fringe.
h. 10 Miits and Gloves
re4r. -i.k Gloves
DO do lloso AMI iIaif iIoss,
Gent aud BOYS -iIi, rorlai ildak
d. dl black, white and fancy -llk traFatl.
Black and cfAored Sewing Six.
silk Embroidery Braid md Floss.
Els rsri sri 'l'assls, HACK sal co.eset'
3.gnac l.ier ald Ill. .s.
Thread %, 10
Whit h.a & pihk aui blue Car.
Wt.ip .ul cp'orsi larle'en;
" hit ~uh I.lgseu
All weol q ire-
20 1s Robes
Hyadl-c n.l ~.dr Strip.
AN wool de l,lHl-. plain. al eo.lrs 4 qaai
German d lau~.
rreah .,ad iuslsl Mer.A9s al coior.i
S.Aled FrHrh ID
iilck anl coi.rcd Apsc-s.
Scathh rla'ds
Opera lhuue'. al col1rs;
l.t'liss Cloth toT tionss h.art hfu-a, g..
DO ard teui- Linen ilak.
ID lmhroA.erl do d.
D. cs.'as, ami c,@a.
D. Naruls aHi llaeH %
tiraulag -'ia ald iaes F,'s
ladi0- t'a,h ful ea.orvl tasl4ntr~ saa~ii
Swe ali la 'let Nus.r.s
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NIL aHl Nr-n.k d.
twhfa'AaHI t9fialHs.
Curtain !Am.-f
laiir Htt Toel Hoe
j." 't-tHit 1o
Do wl black, brown. .iatc and 4it-i
cotton ~"
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Ipr -AN. " X III
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de- hereby certify that ! have had 6. W.
loys late pacu, NH l'rc-. put on my horse
min OF sixteen inch mil rork 81 Broom make
10 Rnsk. Cherokee county 1oya-. aud it ground
bushels Of good meal in % minutes.
= pa + f. kf,nAnpsos
Rusk county TeNas, nov. 20. y.
This i. to certify 'ln' ! am foreman II d.
Bilhps mill factory. g. W. 10y ha, pat ms
patent mil stone dress on a fourteen inch rock.
and It will grind fourteen bushels OF good nss,
in one hour. which surpa-~s anything IN the
way OF mill stone dress that ! have ever secn
in 'hi. country. j H. Moong.
Thi, j. TO certify that ! work IN DR.. Philip
shop saw the burr dress pat on the mill and !
am u mili-wright of long experience and il j.
the test dr.s, gow in asc d, over one hundred
per "cr' i. VI COLEMAN.
Nov %. is.-tf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

NALu ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
MILL be sold before the courthouse door in
w Marshall. on the Fins, Tuesday in .Iannary,
next $50, within the legal i.our- Of sale TO the
highest bidder, ON credit Of one and two years,
seven hundred and ify-iour Acre, Of Land, a
portion Of the residence of the late Isaac Stephen
and about four miles south Of Marshall paiepics!
To- the said stephens, by aDd in virtue oi the bead
right of Francis Ransdac I5j acres.
4. PARKER
Dee 10, Js.--'w Administrator.
Dt lLDING AND PAINTING.
IINIit undersigned havs entered into a eopart-
/ urshp for the purpose Of carrying on the
'arpcn'crng md Painting business. in all their
branches. We ntcisl to build and paint hoiscs
cheaper than have ever been done IN this country
Persons who intend to build in town OF country
will iiud i, greatly 10 their interest TO give them
Il call they are determined by industry AMI
close application 10 business, to merit public
patronage. Orders for them, left nj the Post
Office, will rcccrc prompt attention,
". SMITH
Die. 10. 80. J. 4 NELLY
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QaeeasSNars and GlassxN

Together with MI articles usually 6uni IN dry
r,ssL houses Purchasers are very r~,seiiali,
requested to call anil cxamim my Go-sls and
rrio.~, al OF which viii hc oins at very low
prir-.
Nov 10, - G.. II fikE
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Mons. b., ca,bra.: moin
The worst had come | arose, trcn-
bling; rnt my hloodlcss lips all greasy
with htitcr and wet with coffee. Ton ~
my embarrassment had dropped my
napkin. b. those ut Madame This was
my FIRST French kiss
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The Young Mans Course.

We publish this as a warning
to many young men we know of
who are at present following in
the course here pointed out:
saw him first at social party.
He took but a single glass of wine,
and that in compliance with the
request young lady with whom
he cOnverscd.
| saw him next, when he sup
posed he was unseen, taking a
glass to satisfy the slight desire
formed by his social indulgence.
He thought there was no danger.
>. saw him again, with those OF
his own age, meeting at night, to
spend a short time in convivial
pleasure. He said hat it was
only Innocent amusemcnts.
L met him next, late in the
evening in the street, unable to
reach home. Iassisted himthith-
Ier. lie looked ashamed when
next we met.
! saw him next, recling in the
street. A confused star was ON
ms countenance, and words of
Diasphemy were on his tongue,
shame was gone!
L saw him yet once more. He
was pale, cold, motionless, and
was carried by his friends to his
last resting place. In the small
procession that followed, every
head was cast down, and seemed
to shake with uncommon an.
guish.
His fathers grey hairs were
going to the grave in sorrow
His mother wept to think that she
had ever given birth to such a
child.
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TO OUR SUBsCRIBERS.-We are
going to ask a favor, one hat can
be bestowed very easily, Now,
it is no dn-you never hear us
do that. Most of subscribers are
very punctual, and we are proud
of them. In fact, we'll venture
the assertion that better paying
subscribers can't be found on the
books Of any other publisher
But we want more of the ''samc
sort" And now for the tacOr:-
Lei every subscriber to the Jour
nal send us one additional-jHSt
one. Now, you can easily do it,
will YOU not? You have friends,
so to them and present the claims
and merits Of the paper; show
them how nicely it is printed, how
large it is, and how much origin
al matter it contains, &c. Surely
you can obtain one subscriber adj
ditional; we hnow you can if you
will try. Ece,y person who takes
the Journal is appealed to, the Ia
dies especially.
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rOls EEassusERA pRlN .

For the accommodation Of the public who
wish to visit Borshcba Springs vim McAIinn-
vile or Tracy City, the Stages will run toand
from those places, duIIy, connecting with the
cars at cue place, MS toIlows;
Leave McMinnvIIIo every morning at 7
o'clock, and arrive at Bersleba Springs the
same day at 2o'clock,
Leave Bershoba Springs every morning ut
8 o'clock, ind arrive at McAlinnyIllc at II
O'Clock, Il. n.
Leave Tracy City every evening at o'clock
and arrive at Bcrshoba Springs the same eve
n,ng at 9 o'clock.
Leave Bcrsheba Springs every morning Mt
4 o'clock, and arrive Mt Tracy City at II o.
cIoc" the same day, giving passengers tin e to
take dinner ut each place before the depart
uro. Passengers will be carried 10 and from
the cars at each place,
NJ. A. PRICE.
july 10 By. ;, MARSHALL, Agt.
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NNliCc.

BY virtue Of 4 decree of the County Cour,
Of Franklin County, Tennessee, pronounced
at It's October Term, l-jS, in the case OF
John NJ. Bennett, admir- SC,
will, on Monday 23d Of November, 1853,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder OH Il crcl-
it Of T. months, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Il tract Of land lying in Frank
lin County, Tennessee, civil district, No. .,
known as the e.. A. Bonnet tract; bound by
the lands Of Alanson Rowe. S. d. Farris and
others. (Said land will be sold subject to the
widows dowcr) The biddings to commence
a ST. per acre Ten per cent on the full
amount 10 be paid down to dcIray expenses.
The purchaser required to give bond aud Sc
curity snd a lien retained on tho land until
the purchase money is paid.
Oct. l3. IDS L. f. SIMS, Clerk.
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Nashville Market.
From the Nashville Daily News.
Friday, Oct. 90, 1855

''""y, SCl' -, 1000
BAcoN,-Demand small, stock light
but little offering. Shoulders &c.; Hams
8aal0c.; Clear Sides 73c. From store
Shoulders 64c,; Hams 0a10!c.; Sides s!
aSac.
DRIED FRUIr,-Apples $1a1 10; Peal.
ed Peaches, So 5oa3; UnpeaIed l 5OaS2,
GlNSFNG--45a50 cents.
Wheat.-Buyers are offering Use for
prime Red, so for White.
WmrsKy.--We quote 2l022 for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 100000.
LARD,-ln moderate demand at SJOS3
cents.
CANDLEs,-Star, 2O022c.; Tallow, l2I
@l5c.
FEATHERS are worth 40 cents.
Coal-l5M23 cents.
Beeswax 23O25 cts.
Flour-Lcbanon Mills Extra, SIS so
per barrel; Superine, SO 5O0Sl Co.,
Rock City MjlIs-Extra Family Flour
in Bags, wholesale 50 25 retail 81 so
~ 98lb.
Corn Meal-5OOGO.
Com is worth 3O0lO cents.
Salt-Coarsc sack is worth 81 60; fine
81 rs; Dbl. 374c, per pushed, 9
Sugar-ln bbls. SOLO; half cent less
in hhds. N, Y. Coffee Sugars llal2c.;
Crushed and Powdered 12al2c; Loaf II
all cents.
Colrcc-Rio Halle. and dull, La,
guyra II; Java 2Oc.
MoIasscs-From 80 to SO cts; 81 to
As in half barrels.
Wool-Tub.washed, well picked wool
80 cts. Inferior grades l8a2Oc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL 4.

EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
1t having been understood for some time
past TINT | would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln and Franklin in tho
Senatorial branch of our next General AS
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name as a candidate.
| will take this occasion TO state that hav-
ing to work, it will be impossible for nc to
commence a canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL TINE | will meet the people of each
county at the various places of voting aud
present to them my views on the questions of
Federal and State policy in which they are
interested.
Your most ob't scrv't, &C.,
TAI. w. NEWMAN.
Sent. 30, 10
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Celebrated Female Pills..
Prepared from a Prescription ofSir J.. Clarke, NJ. h. Ply
stefan Extraordinary to tue Queen.
rTlllS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS uNFAlllNG IN
d the cure Ofall. those painful and dangerous diseases "
which the female constitution is subject. II moderatesG II
excess and removes all instructions. and u speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES;
1t spcCuliariy suited. 1t win, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity,
Each ho'lie-prICc One Dolar-heors the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorBE TAKEN by females during the
FlRSIIIiitEE MONTHS or rENCNANCv, as obey are sure
to bring on MIsCAINIACE, but at any other time lnhy AEH
SAFE.
In all cases 0rNcrvous and Spinal Affections, Pain inthc
Bach and Limbs, Fatigue on slight cNcrtiou, Palritatiou cf
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills viii effect Il
cure when all other means have failed; and although a
pOWerIulrcmcdy, do not contain iron, CalomCl, anthony
Or anything hurtml to the constitution.
Full drCc.!uuaCCDuIauy each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Oatc !. c. HaldwiuW COS
Rochester, n. y.
N H.-@i m and 6 postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, viii insure a bottle orthc Pills by lie
turn mail.
ForsaIc by Houghlou& LooghmiIcr, Winchester.
Dec lJ-w.ly,
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JUST RECEIvED.--Onc Of the
prcttiest and best Sewing MAJ
chimes ever brought to Winchcs-
ter. 1t is at our office.
And while talking about Sew
ing Machines let us state a fact:
A gentleman in Nashville, not
long ago, bought the rightto man
ufactSrc and sell those Aeop, $50
machines in West Tennessee. and
10y the operation lost about $4,000.
sThe machine was d "takc in
Now, if you want a g00d machine
and a sure enough cheap one, call
on w. J. Slater.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun-
ties that | am a candidate to represent them
IN the Senatorial branch Of the next Legisla-
ture, and obligc
Yours, truly,
j.. J. A%BERNATuY.
Sept, 8, 1853. te.
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STATE GTTENNE SSEE.--TsANEA-
Elm COUNTY.

Circuit Court Clerks office.
John w. Holder, Jr., VS.. Zen Dcchcrd, Jr.,
Guardian, &c, 81 ais.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Clerk
that the defendants, gscn Dcchcrd, Jr., Leon
ldas =. Holder, Francis Holder, EuAocia G..
Holder, Elizabeth C.. Holder and Richard =.
Holder, Jr., are non-residcnts of the State of
Tennessee; 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in
the "IIOmc Journal" a newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn, requiring said Defend
ants to appear before the Circuit Court for
Franklin County, TO be holden at the Court
House in Winchester on the 18th Monday Of
November next, then and there to plead, an
swcr or dcmur TO the compartments petition,
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for bearing cXparlc. This, Oct. !, l7J5.
N. FRlXXELln Clerk,
by Abe F~ri2EclI, d. G.
Colyar, FrizzclI & Marks for Petitioner.
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u. W. StCNdH
against
4. G.. BLdck and c. ". JVhHw0rth,
| will offer lorsalc 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, before the Courthouse door in Win
chester, Tennessee, on the fourth Monday OF
November next, the following tract or parcel
Of land to-wit Lying in Franklin county on
both sides Of Elk river. in district No. >, en-
cept a small portion Of 30 or 40 acres which
lies in district No. G, containing in all go
acres more or less, and adjoining the lands Ct
A. Butterworth and Mrs. Young on the north
and east, and the lands of Joseph Franklin
and Morris heirs Oh the south and southeast,
the lands Of Andrew Wiseman on the west,
and the lands Of Benjamin Taylor on the
north and northeast, and sold rs the property
Of said Black and Whitworth to satisfy said
e. IA. ]. W. CUSTER, Sheriff.
Oct. il. ids 3 60
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Many people never become
aware of the necessity of insur-
ing their property until a fire
breaks out and destroys it. If
any one desires to insure in the
Etna Company-tho best COM
pany known-lct them call ON
w. J. Slater. See ADVERTISE
ment.
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III Subscriptions for a shc

pa" Subscriptions for a shorter time
than one year must be paid in advance.
BGJ@ When credit for the paper is Civ.
en- to the end of the year three dollars
will be inuariaJly charged.
BeJ" Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than the regular price ($2) will
be received.
Bay-Single copies sold at 10 cents.
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The Comet is nearly gonc--lIis
tail being barely visible now.-
Scientific men say we will never
'see the like again" so far as this
century is concerned.
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S!gs,Eesg'F''S SAFE,

| will on Monday, the Sh day of Noyem
her next, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the Court house in Winchcs-
ter, a certain tract or parcel of land lying in
Franklin county, Tennessee, in civil district
No. II, and confirming by estimation, goa
acres, being the tract given by p, s.. Derh-
ord to Mary Adcock by deed dated a0th Jan
uary, l-J1, and levied upon as the property
Of p. S. Dcchorl to satisfy an execution in
my hands in favor Of b.. Crisman, issued from
the Office of the Circuit Court Clerk.
Sept 30I J. w. CUSTER, Sh eriT.
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NEWSPApER LAW

1-.Au subsCribcrs who do not give express notice ia
thc contrary are considered as wishing to continue their
subscriptions.
pers, the publisher MAY continue to send them until ar.
rearagcs are paiu,
Afr subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
rom the post Office to which they are sent, they are held
responsible until the bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
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SMEHIEE.S SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution in my hands in
favor of the
Bank Of Tennessee
against
Benjm'n Sells and others,
| will offer for sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door in Winchester, on the 18th
Monday Of November next, the following
tract OF land, vix: beginning on a hickory
and post oak near Keith's old occupant cor
ner; runs south 40 poles to a hickory lle
northwest corner of Holders Mountain En-
try, thence east GO poles TO two Spanish OAKS;
,herce north 40 poles 10 a rock corner, and
thence west GO poles to the beginning, con.
tanning ~ffiy.fve acres more or less, and sold
az the property of Benjamin sells to satisfy
said fl. IA. being a part Of the Skidmore Hand
bought by Sells fromihc Bank Of Tennessee.
J. W. CUSTER, Sheriff.
} Oct. II. ids $50
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@ The Winchester Home
Journal only costs two dollars per
gSsuaa SN
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New Saddle and Harness Shop
The agcOi' Improvements.

Persons afflicted with Cough, Bronchitis,
Bleeding of the Lungs and the first stages Of
Consumption would do themselves favor by
forwarding their names and address, with
one postage stamp to Rev. w. Baker, Cooke,
vllle, Tenn.
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WA>rnD.-ScycraI bushels Of nice
pcaIcd and dried peaches. Apply at
this office.
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WI 'Nt IN'"H ~ ~ Nl'E III
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME


- 4 Circular showing the plan OF
the Lotteries will be sent to any one dc.
sjrous o., receiving it,.
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TO the Public.

The undersigned being well known as a
writer, would offer his services to all require.
ing Literary aid. lie will furnish Addresses,
Orations, Essays, Presentations speeches and
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrostics--pre.
pare matter for the Prcss-Obituaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject, address
'(Poss paid) FINLEY Johnson;
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Hand for sale.

By virtue Of an Execution in my hands is
sued from the Circuit Court in favor Of
O. u. NLcMnlk
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NNElaE.

n. F~RIXIEIL. Clerk &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
BY A. D. Williams. Auct.

pUILDINH LOT UN FIFTH STREET,
- NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY 9Th Of august. at 5h O'Clock, VI,
upon the premises, will be sold Building Lot
T. ing 40 ett on the west side Of 9Th (nort
Of Leigh,) and running back l?5 feet. This lot adj
joins the residence of Mr. L Arneli, and is we'll
suited for one wishing aretired and Convenient stu
alton.
TERMS ne-.hi-d cash; balance at and months
with Interest, credit pay menis to be secured by
trust iced. A u WILLIAMS,
an 5 Auct 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

A MELIA WHITE SULP HUR
l. SPRINGS These Just Y celebrated Springs
junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
vile Railroads, 43 miles from Richmond and acces-
sble twice day for visitors fir m the south North
Hast or West An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vile Station upon the arrival of each train to con-
sey passengers to the Springs.
The season opens on the lst day of July and closes
the lst of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brer White sulphur, and require no puff or certif-
cate as to their qualities having b en- tried many
years to the satisfaction If every one.
Wtth NJ
ods y
Children under IL years Of age half price.
Servants do
s3- Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
By Larus & Shine, Aucts.

HORSES. MULES, COWS. Co., AT
= AUCTION. VIII be sold a. the HORSE Lot near
the Cet trsi Depot, GA SATURDAY morning the
I'm inI ,mmenein u 10 e'circk, several Saddle
ana Wnrk uorssa: yousg Null g. well broke; 4
m,ich lows and Calves; Furniture Wagon and
ADDTTIoNA1,--ane Young Mule. years old
s1od sixf and sound, well broke 10 double ana sin.
Rie harness.. LARUS SHINE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
I ,OMMISSIONLR'o SALE OF LANE

~ IN JAMES CITY C0UNTY-By virtue Of a
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond on the I4th of june 1885, in the quits
OF Halls administrators vs. Hall and others ard
Turner and wife vs.. Williams ct ais the undersgu
ed, as Commissioner therein named, will otfer Tor
sale, on the 26sh day of July nexr, at James City
Courthouse IN the ci Of Williamson e. at the hour
OF IL the Tn ACT IF LAND in said decree men.
toned. Containing, by estimation. one hundred
acres. be the same more or less. and lying in the
county Of James City, being the same land v hich
and Sarah W.. his wife, by deed daseA the 10th OF
January. 1885, and OF which land the sad Hall died
seiZFd and possessed
TERMS OF sALR-Cash as to so much of the nro-
coed, as may be cessary to defray the charges Of
sale; residue up cr dit of six and twelve months,
in two equal instruments the purchaser 10 EXECUTE
bonds or notes wi coed security, for said dstarred
pay mens, and tie retsined until conye ance is
directed by the G urt q
iva kDWARD CANNON. Conn'r
POSfP1 NEMENT.
The above sale is post poned unit, MONDAY, the
9th day Of August next, that being the first day OF
Au ust q unity Court Of James City county.
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