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SIR RUSH.

I.na. ~ ~, who was Secretary Of The Tr,....
Tue ,sss Adboisr a,,on a,d was suon,t,.a
..1 ana Cisy party, as tho capaid,s IT, W ~ ne
into hs ~, sc!oo, has lately, Il SEEMS, tsk.n n,
a. 80 H.. e'u '" os so IA i-Ma,or. A moi. wa, sdds
eonn - - NC AN i-Ma Que ConHi,tss of vi
n. eu"s> ivsbis, put ing setoe ous,i.. .h;sh
...n,. ~ ~ sieos. d cisma,,ry le,t.r .'i,,.n !,
~. $1,000. Iu'nsA".n' avo~i <, in ,h- ,rooye., ,,n
"s no'"iy TO TIA Msso, is 10. 4 u ION s,Stt
neoi to IRE An -M.son,e n.,,y.-'F, "n, LIS aoash-
we care ~ htie wheeler Nj, Ru.b h.I", ~ Psry
P"'y or sno,h.', so ling a. h No, g 800 70 orc
,,"s'e'y He ~ = W I'm u,ns nan ,.s 49,. =. me
- 'e," " 'ecdsd en- questions of eomm.,si., 49,
a"a us snsua 1r ury reror,. w, 70 -
:" reasoning sDs pu. itie ,n Il, 4. ,of an, Ill,
M h. W" e'tr BAD Tho h. NOR 81 real W. ~
~ yes"oo, however, 20 his emil v.,y lms.u -,
aoooses' winiog 40 i-Ma.on,r - ,,s,, ,h. - no
"s'' OF mat party have pubinh a much h,,s %
.su uoSuh,eos. Ii Is Amusing, ue.nwh,is - 49,
."e -" "h'e1 The publication OF M, isw, - 80,
vio,a, i &c n'en OF ID orpo'iop, end to ,eas m.
Ru,h On ses eas brought upon h,s head A..
W sewing sem; OF trese r.L-I.; cn,.,, E..
49,. ;n,...:., mu' we liz begin 10 speculate On
~ ~ -, .s"'s qh :ss'oE wLe,Les he /. ac,ualIv 49,.
y, ~. 49, Atlnt he must'ay 10 hn..l in ,hs words
-am Giles or am In,t2
90 diher.ti IL the language m :. h,c,. 10 I.
~ ~, A' u'ea IN r. coo.mrnJLg him az candidate
~, 'r 'os.fr's'dency. The secret of the ms,,rr i,
-. A' S'oy Is mason, aud the anii-masonic nar,v
"sve nSne uP IN r minds ~ snpuor, him NJ sny
I" ne S'"y party. til retcr- shows al, snna.o,;c
en'e'e'es u 81 must eArec To be tev-J a. bp,.r,v
pey nav oeeh ira-.J warm .Tnis sps ctset. Of Bar
naS amor u opp nents is really edfying. We
hfve no desire 10 cis'uib by vemn inv leo near 4,
I"'''e'' ". y e Post.
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s. ID lNGHAM. E,q

=, a eory.'pond'nc., Of private nature bs,ween
o,es"s. Es'on and iogham, spP,srs in the Telegraph
Of iA evening. IL 10 to Der grritd that eireutn,,,n
ees somesmes oecur in The Pfivsts rtis:ons of lie
whioh make such sPPesls necessary. The IDari.s Of
his controversy, like all her, If priv., t.isr, we
'bsi' leave to the dseision Of the public. wi,bCu .ny
comment rom ~. 80
ore, however, requested STATE, that the aecovo,
T w '"Y Ieee'sPh Of collection Of persons H. tbs
treasury DepsrimeD'. with the veys OF n,kin, a..
Perobs attack va MI loghsn, 10 utisfI, de,i:ul. ef
foundation ' -
did. uithouf any attendant tohofeper ,s,k ms ina
with Mr.. iogb"n, having hrs SCI bin word Of hi, IN
'enlofi IN which be Jailed, simply because he hi RI
trivs;e dwelling fJV 6,Lbs G,n1yoo
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT.
JOHN RALLI OF Odessa, to be Consul 81 the Un,,eS
"'es 'or the port OF Odessa. the Black Sea- in Rus
"a, IN pace oil Charles Rhiad, resigned;
HENEf ScHiELiN OF fsganrog, 10 be Consul of tho
United States Tor the port Of Tsgsnroy on the Back
Sea, in Russia. tJPn,b,,.ron C,oh.
mr. ). Nj. Mon'oya, recently appointed barge d'Af
ia"es o. me United Mexicansstes, near the Govern
ment Of the United States OF America presented Ms
credentials to the Secretary OF Stale, OH the 9th inst
ana having been officially recognized was. on the same
Mr. Livingston -
HoRE BsowsE TRIsf Of Louisiana, to be Surveyor
General OF Public Lands in the State OF Louisiana in
place OF Joshua Baker. resigned.
N0RRi. WILCOX OF Connecticut, to be Marshal of
INC United states for the District OF Come cticut In
place Of James Mitchell. dece sse,..
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T. ELI TAVERN FOX REM OK LEASF-- TT6.
- Bell Tavern Is off red for Rent or lease and Nos
session gwen the first day OF October next; tb ests
hshmen is situated near the entire Of the city, and cal.
the stables are extensive, end very conveniently situated
with well OF water in the yard. The premises are so
well soown' a more particular description is deemed
unnecesssry-for terms apply 10
AMOS LADD,
doors Vesi Of the Vd tanks.
Richmond 9th Mo: June a. I3-U
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EMPL4Y 1ENr FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS :

EfMpLnf 3ENT FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS :
~ Ih' Pfs'den, ADD DiTec'srs OF The Board u Pub
'e "o'ts OF fgnis, are DESTROYS Of ,be
Ve'sm CiVh Engineer, during the pre-. M war IN
'urvey ubder Tie direction IF The Principal Epgn.er
~ tn sc, me Shenandoah river ard tbe country adj
'he''to, WIN visw OF ascerainng the pra- 4.
e'bHiy and r'htve sdvso'ag's End disadysn.syes of
the Improvement OF said river, ty iocks and dams. or
oy aesos' or OF arm road through the valley of sid
river. 10y " '"'N
They wish alec To employ sno'bsr F,,ios,s ~ 90.
amine snf survey Black WsfU rper, 10 ascertain The
Pscreaoility oPsoEg that fost aud eu,,i6s .an,i
rom fdsso Geek, NJ ar Snib6eld, in fsle OF Wight
some nsNehbe point 10 ssid Is sck Wafer river and
rom no head q Back Water river 10 Hppouat,of ri.
VeTsi or near Ptersburg N 10 probabe s( c1ber ,usa
y,ys y also be r. q1irsds
Applicants will be expsc'ed 10 produce sstf,fae,ofv
te'lno hs OF their cmps ensy and skill, from Civil
Eognstrs OF esabli'h-d bish reputation and 10 ssts
Toai compsnsa ion ibsy nsy diem adequate 10 ID if
services -'
BY order OF ihr Bad Of Pohlic Work..
}. BROWN 4,
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Major Edon ces cd to sc, A. s-et,l.,v 81 w.
Siurfsy lac and Doctor Randolph, the 'Chi,f Ct.Ik
In The W." ON ste appointed Acting Secretary In III
interim. Hdsh (yISbs
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m, L,u''vilsi (Ky) ) ,urnsi siatsp hat Gen. Gar.
, arc esoq,ds's Tor C'nsres 10 OPPOSITION 10 the
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EINOH RENT o. The subscriber wishes to rent or
lease Tor one or years, his Tavern establish.
ment, AT BuneubBtg Courthouse; the houses arc we'll
calculated for public entertainments, and conye
arranged for that purpose \ efms made know on an,
pcaoo to the subscriber, living near the premises
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR.
June a. Iar
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~ The EirO Of the Na ionsl Ip,,nigspeet and
Telegraph VI" plea publish the sbo advertise ups mt
On o"w ek Tor tire weeks, a1d send their seeovn,
10 he 2i Auditor for pigment
Juos ID
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THE CALUM NY.

We pass over The question ~ Raging female ehsrae.
YER INTO public discussion. The o position tried the
delicate experiment upon the late Mis- Jackson T,,y
seem determined 10 institute similar inaui.i,op io, 10
me conduct OF Mrs. E,,op.We ne an no 10 enter in
10 'his qnes'n- but there important point eon
neetod "ib this matter, when we DO mran 10 ,ou h.
calculated to cxeis feelings Of she strongest in
dignaton. ="
We know that several gentlemen are 10 The bsbi, Of
enetHt 81 the character OF And CIV Jaekan They
appreciate hs sen,sihey tidicu bis preiensions 10
Pdn1si'm-snd como ptr'ons tays Teen heard 10 pro.
nouDee him a, malicious AS setpsn-and del i,ut, of
me manners Of gentleman. I was 10 vain that The
ate bn sh Minister (Mt VsughsD) declared that Pre-
.iheb' ck'on would be regarded in any sosie,y in
Eur3Pe he TAD ever seen, as OF the mos, nesom-
plisbed genlen Gu Of the age but own
must SCI him down az barbarian 90 wen 80 tyran,-
a. coriupter OF tho public rails and 40 the tool of
every geia1 or every junio which dares 10 approach
hito-hs little justice has been ne 10 Ibis man q,
was done 10 Thomas Jsf.rson. The memory Of The
one IL now r-li-ved from no cslumuies with which \,
was sougb, 10 tlrDi II during his Adminis.r
And the time may come, VIII sekson himself NAV be
ADM ted to be something better han dotsrd tool or
tyfaDt He has hts taulis. He has been gully Of
errors which hi, best friend, are the FIRST 10 sdn,bu
Ike Jsferson, he has not met with even eonnop ius.
ice ON ms bhier opponents And wny he mass OF
hess opponents have been mi.led in their opinion, bv
be orgats OF the OPposi iou The West eaumnss have
been proPsgaed ny ibs wspspsr press and TO Won
der mat with these partial views end nsidous STATE
msnh beofe them, even the liberal psri Of the o posi
ton bsvs teen Induced 10 form the mos, exirsvsssni
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JOHN Fl. EATON Ea
MR. EATON TO MIR INGHAM.


sIn; have received your letter OF TODAY a.J re-.
ere' t. md iha, 10 IL Dk AID candid iequry btousb,
os'ore you an answer imPudsD and inso ent 70 urn
~ ioitlufy uoProvokse, yeurs TI.a,ed 10 add in,uI
w9"s the remedy l. 10 indulge the expectation that
housh man may be al enough 10 .Iand,r n, b,,.
enough 10 encourage II he vet NAV have bra
very sufhcent to repair the wronsi In that s,;,;,
demand oil you sotiaeiion for the wrong and !, nrv
y!u nAv' done the Your answer must ds,rInin,
"hsher you are so lar snu,lsd 10 The pane and chr,
Very respectfully, J H. EATON
SAML d. IroHAM, E.q
REPLY.
WARRINGTON, 20 Ia June 1891
DIR TOUR mole oil Saturday, purpor,py 10 bs n de
msnd OF satisfaction Tor injury YOU W 40 rec.iy
Cd on that DAY; company prevented me from seodics
you an immediate answer Yesterday mo,n,g yon
brother n-aw, DIR Randolph inrudeG bim,-if ,n,o " .
TO- M Win threat OF Psrsonsl violence perIecly
unoes ana the part you made 10 play In the IA,
now acnng bsiore the Americsn people. / am no, ~
oe utmda'ed by lbTess provok ed by .bu., 10 anv
ae inconsistent with the pity and conIe mpt hch ysur
eohdItion aud conduct in Pire.
Yours, ", re. psctfully g ID INGHAM
JOHN ii. EATON, T. q.
MR. EATON TO MR. INGHAM.
. 2efh Jun :, 1881
SIR-Y0ur note Of tbi, morning n, r,..iy
proves TO me that you arc suite brave enough IN do
mean action but too great coward 10 repair a. Your
eon.smp, need not: your pity de'phe. II such
contemplate fellows as yourself ibat have est ;oh ru
mors oil their own creation and taken tbem a, iron,
OF hopu'ht0n against me. II t1stbe esod c,u,s ,b,u
should you have Pity Of yourself, 'or YOU VIE has
not ercap.d Them, and you kcov a. Blu no more:
mere our correspondence closes. N thing mora w n
o'u'day aud nothing be ssid by me ou,il tae 10
lace we mot. Ii 10 DoeIn my nHure 10 brook yoor
insults, nor will they te submitted 10.
J.H EATON.
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MR.. EATON TO MIR. INGHHM

This is not fairly quoted. We said:
proved that the families the Treasury
and OF the Navy, and the
with her ~ Ed Tel $1,000 w 1''0s'A''
REPLY
WARRINGTON, 18th, June 1881.
SIR: have ROT been sbie 10 a.s~r,ain i,ou, v, n,
mote o. last evening, whs'ber il Is tn publication
Ter ed 10 by you, or tue tact stated The Teie graph
when you dseire y know whether l have sanctioned
or WIZ d'avow fit be the r,t you d. maud il i. too
ABSURD 10 m-t an answer. II il be ths last, Won may
mao authorliy Tor the sane fact In
Aoou' the brst oil April ia'', wbichis deemed 70 be-
quite .s ricndly to you a. IN. Telegraph may 70 10
us. when you have sei,Ied such sccoua,s wi b y,u,
Ps'su'm r'sndA, j. will be time enough 10 max, de
maous OF ohsrs In The mean time, take the occasion,
10 say mar you mus be L0' h,t!e d.rapged to ine-
kine hat Hy clustering Of yours could induce me TO
dssv'w What all the inh bsnt, OF Ali. City know and
perheP' hall tn people Of the United believe w
o' Hus' a., cir, respectfully yours s..
s ID INGHAM
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III ERES


Superior Courts IF Lotc and Chanc.rv
Ohio Wii:isur Cha iiu..
Hemv-A ony ~. Dnpuv
.Nomsngaiia Themes p RAY
COUNTY COURTS.
;Mees'ens.rs-Cs'. j. B'p .s,s (Bapti,ts 20.
FrankInm Caleb Ta.e (ye-eitetd)
Hemy-Ar,hony NJ d pu, (by IL out of2o vote, }
BoftfoMf Henry w. Bswy-r.
Fsr B'wysr IS J. $ A.en-7. C,L W. Acd en-
0 : Col Andets n was elected Coun y Suiveyo,)
.Fomihafions-F Congress, Marx Aisxsnde IN.
en- csndidsv in the d.. nc, OF Mecklsntu'e
~ % ~ .pG'e 'rd naaas' Knox Tho or
s: winch SsS;i an '' s.ss
s %c. 20 ss wss corrected in mos, Of the
article we have 'hosxhs !. Ugh. TO make thi, correction
ANOTHER ATTA.K UPON TIE LIBERTY OF
THE PRESS.
WARRINGTON. CRY, June 2I.-Tbe follow inr cor
re'Rondeuce speaks tor ITSELF and is ivrtb.r conf. ma
ton OF hat We tavs said relative the cause. with
dissolved tie late cabinet. We re.ervs, ter pub,,.
quen, TO Ice. our comment upon this extraordinary at
tempt to silence this press, by holding stbcrs re.pon
Ole tor our staten ut OF fact, which 20 far o. Mr.
.nxham wa eonc:fned, ba! been seated 10 The p hIa
d'irh'a lnquiser severs weeks ago. the ruth Of which
csnoot be deptef. IL Ia proper, hopev.r that we
'hou'd say that Mr. ineham hs'ing completed the i'm.
per AT - P's, Tor wbiehte cor ued in IN. .ehsrse
oil the duties q. creary OF the Tr.a ury Had n al.
bis arrangements 10 leave the d OF Yesterday
ia ,oe morn he wss engaged in 'akipg leave oil b.
Friends, when Major Eaton, accompanied ty s,v ra,
Other, made bis app. arsnse in The Tteasury building
Iher conduct was such 10 attract N. notice of the
clerk and report was coon circulated TIA, he hs
come there for The rpose Of making yrr.onai Ia
upon Mr. lngbsn. e Of hi. ends Immediately APP
pri,ed Mr. gHsm OF and he, hsvit p,epsr d him
se. Tor the occasion, passed to his sfise without
Isstaion. Some short lime afterwards Msi,r Ia on
with Two Of bic bro,her,-in.law DR.. Ra ioi,h en-
Mscr Lewis. lef the building. Mr. Inghsm, we ar,
informed. will leave the city fr Psnnsylv.us or
| row. rU g TIL
MR.. EATON TO MR. INGHAM.
FRIDAY MONT, 18th June, 1881.
Dir: have stu lied to disregard the abusive SANDER.
Which have arisen through 80 dsbsssd source q, tn
| columns oil he U. Telegraph have been eontcp
10 wan Tor the full deveop,m.n, OF what he haa to
and until persons Of respou-ble cbarac err ,honIJ te
brought Tor 20 endorse his vile abuse OF me end OF nv
family La hat paper OF this evening, I. contained II
following remark OF my wife: 'It 10 proven that the
OF hs Treasury, ard Of the Navy aud Of thu
Al rney Gen raj, refused 20 associate with h,r "-
THIS publication appea's in paper which proie-e. TO
be tiendiy to you, and i, brought forth under your
| Immediate eye. desire iokpow Il you, wh-'hcr or
mol you sanction or w.I dissvow T.. The relation we
ave sustained towards each other authorizes me &c
demand an iume daie an wer.
| Very r.sp-cifulIy, J. H. EATON
ID. INGHAM
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was asebe to this Columbian Times which should have bsss
efeeneu 10 the Isesope-i ia
that were circulated from Oco commented on m,
article, we have thought right make correction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-16

~ iFTY DOLLARS EWARD,-Ranawsy from
n the subisribor on he 30h ult negro man by
the name Of TUPMAN. who sometimes call bim,ei
Tupmap Banks about thirty three years Of age blight
mnlalo with very black hair and beard fierce ewes
large hands and small leei; he s shrewd sensible TEL.
low speaks very correctly Since his eopemenl IIbaye
been Informed he can read and write, and il s probable
be will change his name, ADD endeavour to procure
certificate Of freedom; he l. brisk and active s good
house servant. gardener, oser and field hand He
carried with him white bat more than half worn. /.
new black fur hat, black ted short coat and Two
pair Of psnaoons, one OF black lasting and the other Of
blue Cashmere, pair Of boots and pair OF shoes wi,b
low quarters: he is well acquainted 10 the Civ Of
Richmond and in some Of the souiIern and western
States, aud think it very probable he will endeavorr
TO get some white person to carry him off, as my father
has lost three negroes in that way.
should there be a white person who may aid him
N making his escape, will give half the sum the said
fellow may sell for TO any person that may sppree nd
and bring to conviction the offender, or win give TIE
a1ove reward Of fifty dollars for ths apprehension ard
delivery Of said fllow to me, ittken up out If tbis
state or haif that cum II taken mp hin lhis STATE
and N either case 1t secured that get him again
TIE reward will be paid SILAs d SPINDLE.
LoHETro, Essex Co. Va. April g. ll2--w4W
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MANUFACTORlES-VE VALUABLE AND
MOST ADVANrAGEOUSLY SITUATED

81 2EiNG desirous to curlail cur business we shsl
Il - offer for sale Mouday the 2 OF Nav ne X, on
the premises, at 10 .'clsck the follow ny described
property, al public auc ion TO The highest bidder:
Terms, VIII he one thi;d cash-ons third months,
eLd one 'hiid IL months credit; purchases giving APP
proved negotiable notes, with approved epdorser, an
deeds oil ifus or the lilies retained until The no es arr
paid.
Lot No n Nail Factory and Rolling and Silt
ing HHt built OF stone aud brick two tories high
ans l20 feet in Lengths consisting OF water-whpes
Ia machines for cutting aud head ny MALE OF all sizes
anne operation; spike ditto, Tor cutting spkes from
20 inehe'; 1 cylinder duo, for cutting sprgs and
oracs oil every descriptions; set Her and Slit,rs
complete, attached to wa,er-wheei, ID by IS iee,;
AR Furnaces, for heating iron SmitL's Shop in the
oa' eine ct ssosy, and Lathe fer turning rollers The
whole Is upon large SCALE and well calculated for
an extensive business, with an ample supply OF water,
hv' NO. "a mn for grinding Plaster Of Paris
oui't WIN wood, aud PAIR OF 4 eet stone, with
esssher and uo.wh' ell. Can readily grind from IL to
Lot No 81 SAG MN, with 2 saws, well con.
strncied It's frame building, and is upon lease a,
$500 per aunum.
Lot No. Al Turning and Biacksmifh's Shop.
stories high, built OF stone aud brick, 80 by % feet
with ovsrshot Wheel entitled to 20 inches of water
an is now upon lease $500 per annum.
Lot No. ST Corn and Grist liiu, bull, Of ston,
and trick, scriss high, about SO by 25 feet, pair
oil ieet stones, an overshoI- whes, double ypared
elevators, &c all complete for grinding corn, with very
little manual labour
The above property is situated in tho CITY of Rich
mond on James river, and opposite to the Capitol The
Nail Factory, Plaster Mill and Saw Mill have head
and Tall oil III feet water, which is susceptible OF being
improved to Is fee, at small expenses the Corn Mill
and turning shop, have head and fall OF "a feet
Further and more minute particulars, TO the rights
and privileges which purchasers will be entitled to-
VIII DC made known at the time Of sale
Possession will be given of each establishment on the
Isl July next, at such other period as may be bar
gained for at the sale.
PHILIP HAXAIL s. co.
Prgnio, City Of Richmond.
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NEW LINE OF COACHES.

THNHlS new Liue Of Coaches will commence running
M on Saturday he 2i Day OF April next. |, viii
run by PowelPs, Goochand Court House, G. orss's
insi-yvile, Columbia, Winns Tavetu 20 Scottsvil,A
thence by Mount Israel to New York, where il inter
sec's win the Line from Charlottesville TO Siann,oo
and thence 10 Lexington aud Guyandoue. This Sage
VIII leave Richmond Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
and return Sunday, Wedne: ay and Ftiday: ,bus The
Public will have a line OF Coaches six times a week
through TO S,aunton, and Guyando,e viz: three times
week oy iinsieyvilie and Charlottesville, and three
times by Scot,sville and New.York making a D,tIv
Linestrom Richmond TO Guyandoue on the Ohio River
(Sundavs excepted.) The above line will meet al
Geoige's; ihe line running three times week from
Fredericksburg TO Farmvilie, Prince Edward Con-,
House, Hampden Sidney College sc. SC. which will
give to the Public in this section OF the State the ac
commodaton they have so long wished for. The Scots
vile line will also intersect the line running from
Lynehburg TO Charlottesville at Mount IsraeI
EDWIN PORTER.
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COOLEYS " HEAT I'HRESHLNG MI
CHINE

IN ME Public are respectfully informed that an op-
Il portunlty is now offered them of seeiag the above
valuable Machine in operation every day. betw the
hours oil and III o'clock, in the building with
and running by the side OF Doct Clark's. fair and
eood oil this, with the OIL Machines now
offering TO the public, is all the prophet tor asks or
pees; end he does not hesitate in believing that /, wilt
be found equal in getting out crops auy other in use
mo velocity Is less, the concave bed forming hall
ereie' and consequently giving longer action of the
oeaers on the grain, added TO the complete separation
OF The wheat from the straw and that little or no duet
Is Created he considers important atoms
mas oeen IN use during the last season. in Peunsy
wanna, where it has successfully competed with Doctor
LARK s: l.. COOLEY.
The inventor and proprietor of the above will re main
IN Richmond lew days longer, and will dispose Of
Counties, or take pleasure in showing aud explaining
the properties Of his Machine, to those who NAV cali
on him, at the office of Mr.. Jno. o. Lay WHO'S his
April IL. u3-3t
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TO THE PIRIIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
HEAVlNG seen over the signature Of John M. Hart
I'll a and John Snyder, communication cau,ionino
The public against using my Patent ThreshI q Ma,
chlne and asserting that it is an infringement on the
patent OF Mr. III. I. Atwood, the RICH, of which ihev
have purchased Tor the State OF Virginia herebya as
sure toe Public that they have nreason 10 appr bend
any mol, station in using my Machine-I promise 10
indemnify them in so doing
The claims Of Mr.. Atwood have been carefully ex
ahmed, and have, in no respect, any resemblance
whatever to mine.
My Attorney is authorized forthwith to instlt lie
suit against said Hart and Snyder for slarder, and
damages TO the amount Of FIVE thousand dollars
would suggest to those who feel aov Interest in
ms subject, TO examine the cliims of Mr Atwood
and compare them will those Of Mr.. f. Warren.
patented the 22 OF Feb l92S.) and see who has the
priority IN Claiming the Fluled Rollers.n concave
CHESTER CLARK
Phlapelpha, April An 1881
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10 Messfs Richard Gordon Sheriff Of Cumberland
county, and such sdministtstor de bon non with
he will annexed OF orge Carson, sen'r, dec'd.
John NJ. Marlborough and Elizabeth HE wife, Ma
tilda Csf.on, Theophlus Carson, AID gus,us Es.
bert Emily. Mavino ard Alotzo Carson
FHNAkE notice, that hali, on Tue.day lbe 19h day
n OF May mex az The tavern OF S imuel III ,bsob
IN The county Of Cumberl3nd, betweeB The hours Of
'un rise aud sun SET Of The day. proceed take
the dspo' ons o. Stephen Cook and others 10 he read
as evidence in suit now pending and undetermined in
the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis
irict, wherein plaintiff aud you are defendants:
when aud where you may attend, # you think proper.
But ~ from any the said dispositions should not
be taken or completed on that day, the same will, be
continued from day 10 day, at The same place and be
tween the same hours until the same shall he compile
ted. Yours, sc. RICHARD A. RIsON
April 8. 1l2-w4r
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The subscribers will continue the business at their
old sand, Sycamore street 1t would be, perhaps
useless 10 enumerate the number of packages or the
variety OF names. which fancy ard fashion has given
TO the different styles of goods; but we do saw in the
broadcast sense OF the word that for variety extent
!ae In the selection OF goods particularly for the Pc
tersourg market, we are not surpassed by any house
south OF the Potomac. Tba, we can and iuiI sell as
cheap, appears evident, from heretofore numerous
customers We solicit continuance of this patronage
10 The new concern. JAMES KYLE
Il, III CAPERTON