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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
DALAI County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association


Association.
70, air of this association is not only decided
s.e,e but is emphaticay Institution. Regular
.astis Of the Fairs held in Virginia, Kentucky,
MISC Il, &C., pronounce the one just held in Dallas,
ha I'd t successful they have ever known. for first
-rle,. :, and that in new country, lsboring under
,e,ny disadvantages. Tho benefits resulting from
such display Of industry, skill and untirng energy
-5fl B, manifest for many years in the development,
crowd and prosperity of this section Of country
The b. lthy stimulus impaired TO every branch of
fn5ns, Is already apparent, and what is very graf
.fiag e every in this couaty is the fact that the
.4esta from this Fair will not be confined to this
-g.Y one. The large delegations in attendance
from ier counties, express themselves delighted
Fi,1 ID transaction aud success Of this first attempt,
end i carly with them, to their respective homes,
the sa. stimulus and laudable desire to excel their
uslgbh in industrial pursuits, and in the improve
..lt Of their lands and stock. The best judges Of
rch 81, lngs are satisfied that such combinations as
ysir, ave the best means Of developing the re-
sources f country such is self-evident fact, ap-
pa-ss. q, the most obtuse ntellect the country at
,.zqs st feel proud that such course has been
uaaqr ted in our midst by intelligent and energet
e s. whose object cannot be selfish, but patriotic.
no er rgedness of mind that conceives plans for
IS /, I'd ncement of the public veal will evnce itself
by Ice iccess and appropriateness Of such plans
Sal 81 lis particular instance, every step that has
Yea zen has been pro bono publico," and nothing
r inayidual self In fact, when whole masses are
ba,pa-,. !, each individual composing such masses
most ewse receive some gooj, Hence this sssocia-
ti,r q agricultural and mechanical purposes, has
t---at,t each man, as well the great section Of
,s,1lr sIsy represent
I'm Monday evening, our town presented lively
spVelaaace. The unusual influx Of strangers and
st1r rom various quarters indicated that some
,afar.nat event was At d,-sni until late hour
nirh freS arrivals seemed 10 be the order of the
1t- large number Of stock to be exhibited srriv-
e. % Monday evening and we're stopped in town or
driven } the Pair grounds, where they were duly
-srSd f.. The hustle and excitement Of the day be-
ere tie Fair, vas scarcely e1ceIled by that Of the
zrs iiy Che constant arrival Of visitors. the ring
ny 81 81, he strab q faces a., cys1 c4ue1 Ire
ausiefy ap szpssiElob Of eyzsy face ts.4 =- some
great sssstrsas Z hsaI
sERsT Day ~ EaE FsEa.
81 ~ ssriy bear Toe-isy moran clos5s q fsss
F.sss nd children eosll s sesa vending tseir va
6 Zee Ear grounds; sous II sls1iagzs. bsFgs-.
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Premiums Awarded at the Fair.
OFFICE DALLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL J
AND MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION.

OPFlCE DALLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION,
Dallas, DaHus Co., Teras, Oct 80, 1859.
AT the First Annual Fair of the Dallas County Ag-
ricutural and Mechanical Association, the following
premiums and certificates awarded
FIRST DAY---Class No l.
Cabbage, heads, Mccullough, 81 90
Certificate to J NJ Browder.
Potatoes, sweet bus. 7. C. Hawpe, 90
Onions, peck, Mccullough 90
Butter, 10 lbs, packed, Mrs. Ben Hunter, 2 90
lbs, fresh, do ! 90
Certificate to Mrs Hannah Thomas
Pickles. two varieties. Mrs Clara Wgginton, l 90
Certificate to Mrs Hannah Thomas.
Preserves. two varieties, Mrs Clara II Wigginton, 90
Certificate to Mrs Ann NJ Browder
Assortment of Vegetables, Misses Sarah and
Harriet Browder, / 90
Candles, refined tallow, Mrs II Wiggnton, / co
Soap, hard, Mrs II Wiggnton, 90
Moasses or Syrup, Sorgho, David Bowser 90
Flax, pulled, unbroke, ] NJ Browder, so
Tobacco, in hand and twist J NJ Broyder 80
Class No. 2.
Flour, 100 lbs, in sack. L COMBS 90
Meal, corn, bushel, Ben Hunter 90
Boots, pair Gentleman's. NJ Bartay, 90
Slippers, made by lady, Mrs Emma Gold, 2 90
Glass NO. g.
Plow, two horse, stubble X RaWlins Q so
Class No. 4.
Jeans, 10 yards home made. Mrs A Record, 5 90
Certificate to Mrs L A Hawpe.
Lnsey, white, Mrs i A Hswpe . 80
B'ahkeis, pair, Mrs A Record, . 20
Certificate Mrs " Mccullough
Cdycrier. wool, Ajrs + A Haspe, 2 90
Certificate q same.
Cl1pstirg vol. 20 yds homo made Mrs Juls
Floyd, 81
rag, 10 yards. Ifrs Ham Tfo-as. ? D.
Enibr-iierJ, vorstei, Mrs. n Iinvk,ns. RVS
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7e regret to learn of the illness Of friend
.,ai- ,fthe Telegraph. We hope that yellow Jack
.. i5 lightly with him, aud soon release him from
JAIL, i.-s 'ul clutches, We earnestly hope that the
,. --g extended to Houston, and destroyed the cpl
...---- ~, this sene0n.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under ten
l. name and style.of Williams n Sweat, Ia aha
day dissolved by mutual consent The bu9.ness viii
be carried on in future by G. B. Sweat.
JOHN G WILLIAMS,
GEO. b. SWEAT
Waxahachie Ellis Co., Oct. 6, 1S59-l6.3ft
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Attention EglIigramss /!

+ HAVE eight farns in Dallas county a1r sale. n
rsesi clise TN The public square in Dallas: some
, n..ng trFsez; No. tso horse wagon; likely ne
P1S boz Us years Of hge And wish to purchafs a
gspi jack, an5 fTe hundred head of sheep
D. WARREN STONE.
f:l7.rsrino Prs'rie. To-. 2-ls.it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

H Tnprr-S5,46 belonging to the County
.a-f Harrison county, have been abstrabted from
..f nd no clue yet obtained. The Treasurer also
r... siderable amount of his own at the same
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We refer our readers to the startling in'eiii-
another column from Harper's Ferry Va
F.. rs,. no time or space for comment this week.
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Stock subscription in the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company.

DEHSUNS DESTROYS OF obtaining otooh III rHe
Il Southern Pacific Railroad Company are request
ed TO ca nj INV office In Marshall. Those at dis
lance may confer by letter No subscription will be
considered binding on the party unless Mr.. Thomp-
son accepts the Presidency. The Texas subscribers
will have the right to designate and elect the resident
Dirsetors J. MARSHALL
Stock .4gent Of S. r. r. Co.
Marshall. Oct. Sth. 1S59.-IS:6w
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bale, of the Advocate has been receiving
.,.., Of roses, &c, and turns very nice compli-
.uf the fair donor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

he News has a letter from waIahsch'e. CIV
ry interesting desert p,ion Of the Fair Of the
.ural Society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
Dissolution,

W. farafintfshlp hsfflaflfe esisflaa al
stms sai siyis tfn d A.W. h M.Hs0
~ il'salfs W muiasl oanssnt. ths mss-,s. i,
Haf nusness VII ~ osrfisi IN in H. f,,uss
> hpHi'l, vho u alone auihoritsI h. ss,tis
''''' ~ we lais hfm, n Mtffl
,..-o WH a. MOI
iihtlAeFt Vet ~ 4. u 1850. fte.ltsI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

DAtIs' tJAsaPIoNI
Or a Chance for Profitable In
ment In Land
| PROPOSE IL sell 10000 Acres OF la a. .
! the hounds u the old - Robertson Land his
ar ten thousand dollars Ia Cash, Persons dssi %
Invest need look no fAriher-l wish 10 sell
Aso, that ine tract 81 1850 acres, in Dallas .uH
fronting On Trinity, in the name Of Martin '.r..
gool land, good timbsT and several fine spunl ,
u Patrick is Agent and ,nows my views (H
h'm' II, J. CHAMBER
Masked II, o., .NdFaTrO Goa
Nov, !. ls5A-ls,gpo
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Il. Nh. Waller,
Attorney at Law. Dallas Texas,

practice in the Courts Of the 10th icial district
w and IN The Supreme and Federal Courts.
Dallas, Texas, Nov ls5l.-1s:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

LIE 81 Is I D. or iah3N,
CovNry ng KAUFNAN
T20nHiqgfn' oHca oTAaptbtaa county. ,rciiu-.
YOU Des hereby commanded ia suu, d. y
4 bofen, by publication Tor three oss{7-
weeks in tho Dallas Herald, a newaraj pub.
lishod in IA, town OF Dolma TO N and 81 rau Lo.
fnr9 Wm, Gibhard Justice Of the p ta for
kaufman coautr, and Preoint No. 5, a "uiar
Grove. IN HId precinct, Oh the first SatnrG.Y u
December, A. 1859, it being the 81 day 4
said month at or before the hour of 2 O'Clock P.
VI. Of said day, to answer to the plea OF Matthew
johnson, plaintiff in attachment, on plea of
debit by promiss Try note, calling for the gum ot
Eighteen dollurs. Herein fail not hutsyc You
then and there this writ, witt, you action there
on. Witness the hand of said Justice, this the
18th day of October. \ ID. 1859
VIM GlBBARD, j. p, K c. 7.
hereby certify that the above is a troe copy
of the original citation. D. N. EDMISTbN,
lS;4t-pr fee So. Constable * & 7.
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Notice 10 Mechanics and Esr{,
MHSOnS.

HOSE wishing TO undertake the buildia- ~ 4.
l. Courthouse in the town of Mckinney, o.g..g o..
Collin fifty by sixty feet, two stories high, nt...
ed to forward to the undersigned, Chief PEI. ri
said county, plans and specifications for said 10 g,
OF wood or brick, and the probable cost of Fl.
of brick, it must lie remembered that they c, r. gs
made out of this soil, MS to stand the wcatl ..
out cementing the walls, to keep the brick fl l.u 1a
exposed to the winters rain and freezes
The county court designs letting out the ggr...r'
for said bnlng some time next spring, and tu piano
or specifications furnished said chief Justice mus, IT,
gratutous, as no consideration will be paia fr ,aa
same. All pNns or ercc'fcnti1a mast 10 3.r.siyf
by the dtst lay Of February next
J.J. HARRY ~,
Ciist Justice "a q an
M-NinrnH. TeH Mnt. IN 1871 IL m--
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THE TOURNAMENT.

About two thousands persons assembled at the
Tournaments Grounds. After the preminaries were
duly arranged, some dozen Knights escorted by the
Marshals of the day. in company with the judges,
Col NJ. T. johnson. I. c. Hawpe, and Frank wiggin-
ton rode in fine style down the long line of carriages
filed with elegant and beautiful women, rows of
horsemen, and hundreds of footmen, to the position
occupied by Col Jno h. Crockett, the orator elect,
vino addressed them in short appropriate speech;
melting them the representatives of ancient Chiva-
ry in modern times, to the performance of noble and
vsorons Deeds and pointed to the array ofbeauy there
assembled incentives to fulfill their pghted words
in defense Of truth and beauty wherever found The
Colonel was exceedingly happy in his remarks. At
the close, the Knights rode to the starting point and
at the call of the Herald the Knight of the Old DOM
nisr, r. D. Ksriost) with biz lane. proudly grasp
Cd c91chsd AL vel sijusted, shoi forwarl like 81
sFr5E. and took the mig amidst The shgufs u the
hundreds assembled Nezs be Knight q the Prairie
gcrsH Niller,D dszhsd forward and iocesd,d IL gel
ting 4 Bext ths Knighi Of Dallas l5ist Moore who
Iisrzias f,at II; tt-n sszne ofhsr. vbsss ti1ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

ton exhibited fine .uerino sheep Long Wool sheep,
by Mr. Bush, of Collin and .Mernos, by Col Rec
ord. M yNcKamy took premiums for his fine Brali-
nah chickens.
The illness Of M Lunday, who had been requested
to deliver the address to the association prevented
him from filling the appointment 1t was source of
regret to all that he deferred from performing
this interesting portion of the exercises The address
was read by Col. b. W. Stone 10 the satisfaction of
the hundreds who heard him.
An accident occurred during the evening that, for
few moments, married the pleasure of the day The
seats erected for the ladies gave way, and amidst the
wreck of dry goods and the crush Of crinolne, the
killed. wounded and missing were eagerly sought
Fortunately but one lady was seriously hurt, and we
are happy to state that she is rapidly recovering.
During the display of equestranism by the gentle
men, the bride of the horse rode by Mr.. Thos. ].
Johnson, broke and the rider precpitated against
tree, seriously injuring his shoulder. He too, is re-
covering. These the only accidents that
red during the Fair.
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HlRD DAY


Was decidedly the most attractive Of the whole affair
for its fine display of thoroughbred horses. We re-
fer our readers to the list Of premiums awarded, as
we have not space to them all. Collin Co..
had sent fine stock of thcrough-breds that showed
to fine advantage. Jordan, belonging to Mr.. 9eale,
of Collin, took the premium the elegant and
high melted Billy Towns, belonging to Mr.. Wiggin-
ton of Dallas. Billy Towns and Jordan are both too
we'll known in this county to require description
Some fine saddle horses were exhibited md the
Black Canadian, belonging to Captain Shirley was
acknowledged to be Of the finest PAGERS seen
in the country.
The Ten Mile country around Lancaster was well
represented in the way of good horses and many of
them took premiums. 1t wa, impossible to get
through with all the stock on hand that day, when
it Wac announced that the Fair would hold one day
longer. An invitation then given repair to the
Tournament Grounds near by to witness the contest
for the prize Of GROWING the Queen of Love and
Beauty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10
NO. 24O.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE DAY OF BALLOONS.

50 far aS the mere desire is to exhibit
concerned. this is contemptible Ii ought
not 10 be encouraged by the public. Every
man going 10 witness the reckless hazard of
life IN this way Is about as criminal rs one
who should encourage some Mr.. Bloudm till
he makes one experiment too many. We
doubt if Tor mere amusement any such a>ccn-
sions should be- counteuunced. But in nine
eases out Of ten this i. not mere amusement
with those who ascend Each one hopes TO
make some discovery. or 10 acquire tha.
knowledge BY which he can hereafter make
Il longer and more important voyage. In
thi, view it may be- regarded a preparing Ia
lead the torlurn hope. And it must be- con
ics>cd that thcreare plenty who seem willing
Ia step ont ~ ~ indication Ui looking forth
in it.
llarper's Magazine lent late number toa
detailed account Of the plans for making an
Atlantic attempt by young spirit, who
calls himself or is called by them, Il Professor
Lowe, but who seems to be more distinguish
ed by rash and daring rccklessness than
anything else. He has been encouraged,
il seems. with funds or promises Of funds.
and has built himself balloon rs high,
almost and large as the tower Of Babel.
To hook Mt his portraits, every one must
see the evidences Of q pretty strong rcsolu-
ton and good courage. Beyond that, every
thing appears Scnturesomc 10 the most ter
riblc extent. lie purposes, for instance, To
let fall string n mile and halflong, armed
with flags. by which to discover the various
currents Of air underneath him. But as he
proposes TO travel at not less than sixty miles
an hour, it may reasonably be questioned if
his flags and cord will not more retard his
progress, and endansering it on many occa-
sions, perhaps, butwithout the slightest pros
pect of doing good, il the currents should be
flowing different below from above. If this
is Il specimen OF his wisdom and forethought,
we cannot bur fear he will be disappointed.
All the rest is planned on large scale, but
with no other advantage and Improvement
We wish him success, and perhaps by chance
some day some one will succeed in about
fifty hours in reaching the other side of the
Atlantic lie will do rs well to mount the
lorlorn hope as any one, but many will have
10 fall probably, before one succeeds.-Phtla-
deiphiu Ledger.
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.Nu lgRAxGyuESTS.-The follow
:, the present Mail arrangements at
l,;,nlria Pos, Ofhcc:-
y,r,l.rn Nail will close, daily. at | and
, M, except on Saturdays-then 1T o.
,sn. In,r. i i mail for Washington City
.,,n,at gp.m "m Saturdays.
\. Ma. :ur Richmond, Va. and all South OF
.al S.ll close at )! 4. m. and p m, ex-
-.g s4nls,-theu Al y an
\, MAI, nr tie Orange and Alexandria and
,..,,,., tan Railroads, Wrrenton. Middleburg,
| !, .,,i,S {. H.. close daily at 81 a. m. There
..ll for the Manassas Gap Railroad on San-
- ;,
| i, N.l for the LcesburS route will close on
:.y, Wednesdays. and Fridays. at 9 p. N
n. !. mail for l-esburg. via Baltimore and
Railroad, closing at p. m, on Tuesdays,
'r,4y.. AMI sundays.
4, Nail ior the Aide route will close at u. m,
| -hg.. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
| I: Mail .or the Occaquan route will close at
l.r.lay.. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
| Z. Nu irr the Theological Seminary will close
No.. la,ly. except sundays.
Nufr Norfolk. Portsmouth. and the East
. :, "a of Virginia. closes Mt and Sp. M, except
| .14riAy,-thcu al ?. IN.
| Il, Urir. will open every day except Sunday
''rlurk. A. NJ, close daily at L. NJ, and
-op,ned from !. to ST. NJ, for delivery Of
all which arrives NJ ! p. NJ from the North.
l. hour. ou Sunday from ) TO A. NJ, and
|r'ta3! r. NJ.
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,

ALEXANDRIA, "a
TI,UE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this In
i ,titution, viii be opened for the reception Of
BOARDING Asp DAY SCHOLARS, on Mon
day, September 18Th.
The Course Of Study IL thorough, practical, and
sufficiently extended, requiring on the part oi tho
scholar careful Investigation and continued dili-
genre.
Pupils who may wish to prepare themselves for
th. profe sion Of Teaching, will be advised and
instructed in regard to School Arrangements, Cas-
sifratiou, Modes of Instruction, Discipline and
various other topics bearing upon the general
fulucs. and efficiency Of the Teacher; and soon
a. the number Of applicant. shall render it e&pe-
dent. permanent "TEAChERS' DEPART
MENT' will he connected with the Institute
Further information may be obtained by applica-
ti"n TO SYLVESTER SCOTT, Principal.
aug 29--dlwaeo2m $50, King. street.
DEESE'S MANIPULATED q GUANO.-KyOX
IL & BRO. sole agents in Alexandria, have On
hand supply Of this we'll known fertilizer.
sep 6-2m
CALIFORNIA, Columbian, Nevassa, A. A.
" Mexican, and Robinson's Manipulated qua
NOS. For sale by JAS. &. NEVETT,
sep Duke street Wharf.
CUPER PHOSPHATE.-W Wbtlock's Super
- Phosphate Of Lime, for sale by
sep2l WHEAT BRO.
NfEXICAN GUANO.-lOO tons in store, and
lfl for sale at less than cost Of importation.
scp2l WHEAT Bho.
1000 for GHI al. by iy'' '' R?;S' KS"x Sko.
! sep G-2m
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYE1NG. CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESIAB-
IISHMENT,
IA WAKEFIELD. pRnrgIEToR.

A. u. WAKEFIELD, PRorElEr"R.
NJERCHANTS and others are respectfully IN
M yited 10 examine the superior style in which
goods are CLEANED and DYED at my establish
ment. No. -, Fairfax street, cold Stahd'l where
everything appertainiug 10 well regulated e''t'-
iishmcnt IL the kind can be done ~ Suler"r
manner. 1T moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
Ia any part ii Virginia and Maryland with dis
ratch safely ami carefully packed
4 call l. respectfully solicited. You miil hhd
me AT all times al my post, ready S"d "'''ins 10
accommodate all desiring II! services.
NM lN-.n
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SEEDS. &c

SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS!!!-
y - bushels Glover Seed
300 Timothy do
500 Orchard Grass Seed
50 Herds Grass Seed. Of superior quail
ity. selected with great care expressly for our re-
tai sales: to all OF which invite the attention
of the farmers Of Virginia and Maryland, whose
orders will lie promptly and carefully executed.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
or, Agricultural and Seed Store. Union 81.
TRASS SEEDS.-Ju,t received. supply of
" fresh kentucky Blue Gra,s; Orchard Grass
Herds Grn., nr Rcd r"r; Italian Rye Grass
sweet scented Nvrnal Gra,S: Timothy Sc. for
sale hy DEAlIoN =. MEADE
oct 10. l.. Fairfax street.
SEYMUlR'S GTANu ASr WHEAT DRILLS.
- just received 10y Steamer from New l"rS,
further supply "i these DRILLS and tor sale
upon accommodating terms. by
'' " DKAY'foN Il. MEADE,
sep 81 NJ. -. Fairfax. street.
nRCHARD GRASS SEED.-Just received,
~ 400 bushels Of prime ORCHARD OR As ;
SEED, for sale by DRAlTON q. MEADE.
act No. - Fairfax street.
SSEED WHEAT.-A very superior lot OF North
y Carolina Blue Stem White WHEAT. for sale by
DEAYTON q. MEADE,
oct No. II. FariaN street.
A LEXASDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in the south room, first story,
OF the LYcEru HALL. ;. ". corner of Prince aud
Washington streets. Open every day tr"m /" 10 ),
and from y 10 o'clock. 7. VI. ANIMAL sih.rrir-
tions 81: six months. Sl.JO: three months, 81.
Volumes III Library, about $500.
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DIRECTORS
iI,ry FLAMING j Edward Chase
Benanin Barton, Sylvester Scott,
Elisha j. Miller Andrew Jamieson.
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Stephen SWAIN, John 4. hhburh,
james ". Berry.
Treasurer Andrew Jameson.
nv sly JAS. a. CLARIDGE, Librarian.
NJERrHANTS AND OTHERS IN WANT
vi at BRUOMS and WuODEN.WARE, will
Ind i; t. their advantage 70 call at our Factory
before purciasin. elsewhere. We are now re
.eiying our FALL SUPPLIES from other Facto-
rie- ut such articles Il. We 10 not manufacture,
aud Halter ourselves that We can sell a. 10" a. can
be bought of second hands at the North. Give us
!, call.
BROOM CORN WANTED at the Factory, on
ROYAL street, few door. South Of King.
:ep . HERRING & EVANS.
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n. N. HfSTON, Tor the purpose of manufactur.
ing wOULEN GOODS, 1T Bucklani, Prince vii.
liam County, VI.
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ROBT. II. HUNT0N, Alexandria, Va
ian o--eof
JOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT la w
- will practice in the Courts ot Westmorclund
Richmond End Northumberland Counties. Pos
Office, Kice's Store, Wsstmarcland C"uniy, Va
dec 5-u
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GEORGE GERS,

BOOk-BINDEK AND FAFEK KILEK.
No. IS Prince Street. opposite the G"seiie ONCE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NIUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
Iyl any style. also RULE, and make TO order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant he made of the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers Merchants. Clerks OF Courts. Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies. and all wh" want Blank
Books. respectfully invited 10 give me call.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

NEW GDODS.--i offer inr sale the following
~ GOODS, aud in DONG - would say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MiSrF,cTl HERS. on the most favorable terms;
am therefore prepared 10. and ,rW sell them nj the
lowest market rates.
- tons Bar. Band. Horse Shoe, and Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anvils. Vices, &c
1000 lhs. Mallcahe Castings
5000 lbs Long AXles
g Sets Short. of very superior quality
2uOO Oak and Hickory Spokcs
500 Extra Hubs. warranted tn ho the best article
made: 1000 lbs. best Bright Springs. Also. COM
plcc assortment of Files. Fairbanks Scales, Thin
blc Skrin. and Boxes, Wagon Bows, Bent Rims,
Screw Plate. Long aud Short Handle Shoycl>. 6c.
GEO. I. BALDWIN.
sep IL NJ. u. North Fairfax street.
HARDWARE AND lIUUSEkEEpING AR
Ii IlCLL~. CHEAr ron CAsn, at NJ. =, King
street Al.xau.lriu, Ea.-Thc subscriber intending
t. make some change IN tho character Of hi. hu.i
ucs.. viii. in order 10 rc,iu"" the heavy stock
present summer. a grca; variety of useful articles
in hi, line consisting Of Japan Tin Toilet Ware.
Brittania Pchcf.. Britanin Tea Pots. Brit'ania
Block Tin Plate COVERS, Br!ttania Lamps, German
silver Spoons, &C., &C.. a barsdin viii bc gwen lh
any article now on hand.
For sale ~ manufacturers prices. the Fruit Can
sold hy ii. !. Gregory, also other Cans at very low
rates.
Person. intending 10 i.uild, can buy J"r ,".L, u
great bargain in Locks. Hinges. Screws, &c Win
dow Sash furnished u order NJ . short notice.
iv Ii JOHN 7. CREIGHTON.