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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30
WM. A ROBERTS, Gin pre- tenn.
CuRISTIANSVILLE, MECKLENBURG

CllRlSIla LILLE, Hlf.o hLi.-Nbo INV.
Al meeting Of large number oithc voters oi
the Chrstiansvillc prccinct-( known in the coun-
" Of Nlccklcnburg as The Tenth Legion Of
h-mocracyl-hollcn at Craddock's Spring, near
CbristainsrilIc. il the county ri Mccklcnburg on
Saturday the 9Th Of July, 1911,
A, hall pas; O'Clock, p NJ, (hi)cr The compa-
nv had p.riakrn Of an OH fashioned Virginia
Ra,bacuc,) the meeting WIS called la oricr by
Col John f. Finch, who, Ill Il few appropriate re-
marks. explained The object ol the meclin@-and
upon his motion. MIR. llarwood Il. Tucker, Esq,
VA, unanimously elected Chairman andJohn q.
Oliver appointed Secretary.
ON motion. n committee of three were nomina-
ted tx the Chair Ia draft resolutions expressive OF
the sense oi the meeting: whclcupon The following
gentlemen were appointed Il committee Tor that
purpose. viz: Col. John T. Finch, Mcssr>. Tho>.
: Gregory and l,o. Richarl>on--and, on motion,
The Chairman was added 10 The committee. The
committee after retiring short tire reported the
following resolutions which Were unanimously
adopted b; the meeting
L. RemircJ. That the motto OF the Tenth Legion
is The same il ever was" Measures and aoi .lEa
Iaion anil Concert n Acf50n.'
>. Ie~ircd That this meeting cordially ap
prove of the nomination Of James *. Polk oi
Tennessee, and George NJ. Dallas o! PennsyIva-
MIA as candidates Tor President and Vice Prcs:-
dent OF he United States.
3. And whereas, "Attiou ar,l NOT IIords' has
ever been the walchwod of the Tenth Legion,
therefore, R.mirc@, That We the Tenth Legion
will in November next, march 10 TIE polls in solid
phalanx, and give 10 James *. Polk Tor President
ami George NJ Dallas Tor Vice President, q ma
oriiy 81 100 votes.
4. RtSaircd, That each member of this meet
ng stands pledged 10 use all honorable means To
full
solution.
). Restrict, That the minutes of his meeting
BE- signed by The Chairman ana Secretary. and
copic, Thereof; he forwarded 10 The Editors Of the
Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Republican
Tor publication.
G. R,~ircd, Tina, ihis meeting do now adjourn
H. i. TUCKER Chm.
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-,,re. -,-n,v COMMISSION 1IER-

ciIa NJ; R,euMnSp, Va, sells Tobacco,
Eyour Who, and other Prolucc-and on con
signment, in hard makes liberal cash advances.
Office ON carv street, thrce doors above Williams
s: Haxalrs Warehouse on the Basin Bank. :.
Co., Richmond Col. Jno R.Jonss, W,p Parish,
E>q., Charlottesville Messrs B. I. Ilnalgy q
Co, Lynchburg; Z. May, Esq, Staun'on IL 1onn
G. McClanahan, Esq, Buchanan; }. w. a.
Saunders Esq Buckingham; Reuben d naSlah"'
Esq., Powhatan; Or. James L. Jones' of Ge
March Z Jul
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DEWARE or CUUNTEaFEIrS Mo- one m,d.,la-
- las ever been coGutrff, lied than RowaHi'>
Tome N.Niire-ilr srorce p-Oet ihit NJ me Ia
been more POPULAR. This, hoNeyer cas Tor the g,-ar
vigilance Tie Part 81 Fever aud ApHc patients, u
AVOID he thogsGpG chtGts, by Means oi winch ther ,ui
icrn.S viii he pr.tHced, instead %. teins pomdl "a
Ideally a. p'fnairni, cured by procuring that s ~
route and srrling remedy the only tue. au!
genuine Rowand's linipfnv"dl Tome Mature, sgate't
lbs the r,ftta Daiur, ot IDin H. Kunand, p.pv
label, which passes across The mouth # ever, hl;- III
The true r-trieGu Iil. be- drftuy Ell Ia DRIVING tie "t
Merchants of integrity and h"H-Sty deal ~ tnr utt
Tonic Mature. Knlvrs aud tmpoiofs sell the
fcits. wori 10 HE wise II enough.
Sold hy iii the respectable Druggists III RlchmoH..
P,tsr-hnfE, fredtric kshurs, Norfolk, sc.
sole Proprietor, again
JOHN q. ROWLAND rMa.,
Graduate Of University of Pennr, J., tha
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MADISON COUNTY.

AT meeting of the Democratic Association
of Leon" of Madison county, ON the i0h instant
the following resolutions submitted by captain
John p. Hill were unanimously adopted
RcMircd, That we have seen with Indignation
and regret The resolutions adopted by portion OF
our lcllow-ci,izens of the City OF Richmond, pro-
testing against, and threatening 10 resist The hold
inc Of Convention by a portion of the people
OF this Conic,Icracy in the city aforesaid.
Re@lrcd, That Inc right OF the people or any
portion of them, pcaccably 10 assemble To coni-
plain oil grievances is guaranteed 10 them 5y tf'
Constitution, and W. will resist any attempt 10 III
fringe that consccratrd right, unto death.
WIN. A ROBERTS, Gin pre- tenn.
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BrRYAu or CONSTRUCTIONS, EQUIPMENT !
p,.n.,,, LII. L. It-iI

BtREAu or CONSTRUCTION, EQrIPMESf
AND REPAIR, july Il, ISL
CEALED PROPOSALS will lr received al
- this Bureau until ) o'clock, 7. NJ. OF HE
It'll al September next Tor furnishing ana dcii-
ycrino AT The Navy Yard. Brooklln, New iork
Isl. An HE live OAK timber necessary 10 com
plctc the frames. hrcaslhooks, beam ami kccl>oli
pieces. and pomiscuous timber ior >ihpo The
line. lrigate and s!oop ol war, Tor which par
lial deliveries have been made by Chas. l.. Sii-
bald unicr former contract and
2d For ship of the line. a sloop OF war. anu
a schooner. for which partial deliveries have been
made bv Mcssrs. Van Hook and Vaughn; under
former contract.
Schedules. showing the particular parts ol the
frames. the ast-hooks-nuInber and the 'lilncn-
sionS Of tie beam and kcclson prrcs--quanlilies
and dimensions oi promscuoIi> timber, required
10 complete these contracts, can be obtained bl
persons wishing 10 offer, on application 10 the
Commandan, OF the Navy YARD III Brooklyn: \.
York.
Separate offers must lie made for supplying all
the Deficiencies under each oi the former con-
tracts and the prices asked per cubic loot Tor the
lramc,. timber, and breas-hook> ior the beam
pieces Tor the kcclson pieces; ;iad Tor the pro
niScioiS timber Tor each class al vessel, III each
oilcr must hc stated separately. The frame tiin-
Der is 10 h. cu 10 mrud>, and tie whole, in con
tur,nily with Instructions which viii he furnish
ed Ia persons with whom contracts may bc made
The said timber must have grown within
Twenty-Five miles from the sea. which must b"
proved To- the satisfaction Of the Commandment ol
the Yard, and must te Tree from all injuries ana
defects. which inay impair is good qualities iol
the purposes lor which il i intended and must be
subject ID The inspection and measurement OF
persons appointed b. said Comlnandant, and in
all respects to his entire satisfaction. The whole
must he delivered on, or before the inst cay Of Au-
gust, lSi1.
No proposal will bc considered, unless accom-
panied bv a guaranty, signed By two persons
jwhosc ability 10 make good their guaranty shall
bc certified To hv some CommGndan OF Navy
Yard or Navy Agent tha, The person offering
shall, if his offer he accepted, enter into contract
before the l0th October next for thc good and
sufficient s,lcics 10 deliver the timber embraced
in his offer within the time specified Tor It's de-
livery.
Ten per ccn,um of Inc amount Of all deliver
les will hc deducted from the amount Ui al! bll>
which may bc approved for deliveries, and held
as additional security TO the bonds To be given.
and will not be paid until the contract shall he
fully completed, according 10 lis provisions. The
remaining ninety per cenllim OF bills thus ap-
proved. will be paid b. the Navy Agent at New
York. within thirty days after The presentation OF
the bills 10 him.
july % 22-tt;hSepl.
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.-lhe ie.is
| )nfthc late REYNOLDS Chapman, Esq. now olier
for sale the beautiful Farm called Berry tliil, On
which the deceased heretofore fcsiGea l nc ""''
contains about seven hundred ana lofty loul "cie9
Oh and is situated immediately adjacent 70 'h0
village at Orange Court House
Ahout three hundred and seventy acres are ara
br seventy fivc acres are thickly sci with Lo-
cust and Cedar, furnishing an ample supply, Oh
durable materials for fencing, and Two hundred
and ninety acres are in origlna! growth, alioialo
a supcrabundancc ottimbcr, and fuel, tof all inc
uses Of the Farm. . .;r
There is vcrv productive Meadow, contain
inc obom fen acres and some thirty acres oil The
cultivated portion are finely adapted TO the CROWN
ol Timothy. so that the Meadow may be enlarged
at the discretion OF the owner Inc sou OF lic ard
bic part of the Farm is indenlcai win 'h;l oi 'lc
Southwest Mountains, 50 Justly famed lor IT,
fertility and capacity iof improvement uiioei "'
use OF Clover ana Plaster.
The Farm NAV be conveniently DIVIDED iiito
five Shifts or fields: each one being competent e
nroduction of Corn enough for the annual supply.
Thc tract is sufficiently we'll watercd, and lies
beautifully rndulaling: The larger part having
= oenilc dcclinalion towards the South. There
is also a fine Orchard which produces ch0lce
selection of Apples, Pears, and Cherries. l ne
dwelling house is large enough, has been recently
bil is ollhc best materials, Bricks covered with
TIM and finest workmanship the interior not
uuilt completed The out buildings are siiiii-
cieut for the purposes Of the Farm. The tract
contains fair proportion Of good Tobacco land.
Also. one other tract, about two miles North
west from Orange Court liousc, containing about
three hundred acres, and adjoining the land OF
MAJOR G. C. Macon, Reuben Macon, and VIM;
d. Clark, E>qs; from fifty 10 sixty, acres only oi
this land is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest. and is covered with heavy growth olNhc
finest timber which ON account OF lis location, IS
particularly valnablc-'rhclc being Il saw Mill
on either hand. within Il mile OF The centre o! the
tract, and timber being somewhat scarce IN inc
ncighborhoo,I Inequality oithis land generally,
is equal 10 any in The Southwest Mountains; Il
large part Of il choice Tobacco Land. To one
skilled in the cultivation Of Tobacco, good OPP
pouunily is here presented to make Il Jldiclo'!s
invc>tmcnl-hcrc are 10 Improvements on ms
Tract Persons disposed Ia purchase are invited
Ia view The above iants-which will b. shown
on application 10 Doctor Slaughter or John NJ.
Chapman, Esq, al Orange Count House.
JnlV - I'll
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HSO NEGROES FOR SALE.-The sub
LOU scriber will sell, by private contract, III
families and lots 10 suit purchasers the above
named number OF likely and valuable Icsrocs al
any Time between the present date and the fl>t Of
December next, or until that number on there
abouis is disposed al Southern planters and 9th
crs risamgto pHFot@m, are requested 10 call "
on the subscriber. residing near L"rcl,o Post o.
licc Essex county, Va-and all letters olcnqriry.
past phil, will be promptly attended TO. The IA
cilities for transportation, by land or water, are
vcry good and the negroes as oi, arr equal to
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR
IuIv 4 I--tf Eyccu,nr of Poh't - Warinv
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uOnGES, IrNIONuOTEI.

a Il This Establishment is now undergoing
f-*=a thorough repair in every branch OF
fg IL Mcchanism-wi be neatly and well fur
nislcd, and opened ready 10 receive Day Board
crs on Tuesday the 10Th Of July. TranScnlS
and Families on the i, Of August. II is deem
cd useless To say any Thin. in way oi rrconlncn-
daliun oi this House, for il is conceded hv all
vino know it, there is not 4 House in Virginia 10
srirpass il ior comfort and convenience; II l.,
well luracd for business, can accommodate
about :,00 persons; ii will he furnished with Wa
Ter from the Bloody Run Spring, which is con-
slclcd equal 10 any water in Lower Va The
Stable is large, airy and i'll first rate order; The
O>lers are as good rs any in the state. All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, is,
that every effort will bc cxcTtcd 10 give saiistac-
ton. Z. "A. llODGt.S.
Richmond, July II, ISL.
p. S.-A lirst rate House Keeper wanted al
So a M. Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended, and are fully quail
fled 10 discharge all the duties faithfully that ap-
pertain 10 each branch o!ihcir business.
G. A. III.
Iulv ~ .p5-.5m
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BELL TAYEEN. EIcuMosp. W.

BELL TAVERN, ErcuMosD, Va.
m Tus subscribers will take charge OF this
f f. II popular and wc-known HoHSc, on Tues
-a.s:N day, the 18th and respectfully solicit a
share OF patronage from their friends and The
public They have furnished the house through
out with ncw furniture. Their table will always
IL. supplied with the best catahcs the market will
afford, ana their bar with the best liquors
RO. HILL x BROTHER.
J,,I,. ~ oO-tlO
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CLASSICAL. AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL TNSTAUNTON, By PIX Pow
rHs.-Thc exercises ofthi> School will he rcsum-
ed TN the Isl Monday in September and terminate
the last Friday in June, with TWO public semi-an-
nual examinations.
TERMS: For board andtnlIionien months, Sl3
TOR EXPENSES ul school room and apparatus, l3U-
payablc one hall on the Isl OF September, and ont
hall on The Isl of February.
July IL 20-,Septl
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES
T. OF YOUR OWN STATE-Thc Frank
lin Manufacturing Company have on hand a
good assortment of extra >upcriinc fine and com
mon letter, folded and Hat cap Paper, ruled and
plain. Also, medium, printing, envelope and
wrapping papers of various sizes AT the lowest
wholesale prices, 10 which they invite public al
,enlion, assured that in quality and price. their
manufacture will bear comparison with Tie
production of any Northern Factory. They are
prepared To cxcrulc orders for am description Of
Paper that tic market may require. Merchants
and dealers are requested 10 call Al the PAPER
Mill and examine for themselves.
March IL 9s-wlv
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GUNNER CLOTHING.-Thc undersigned
- will sell the balance OF his Stock of Summer
Clothing NJ rcfy redHnrdWiceS 10 Wit:
Plaid AMI plain Linen Goats, at s.. 90 To ) %
Rlacl; Summer Cloth % so 10 q on
French Mcrino % : 80 10 10 OF
Vests from w 10 . 0o
The above goods are all fresh and made express
X for retailing in This market. Those in want
are earnestly requested 10 call and examine b.
fore purchaSina-as great induccmcnt will b. Of
frrcd in way of s,p'r naa:c aai pricc.
SlLAS MERCHANT, 100, Main st.
,f
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H,EN THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
L The above reward will be paid by the great
Red Boot. No. =, East Main ST.. opposite the end oi
the Old Ma,kc; House 10 any shoe dca Ter in Rich
mond, Egypt or Texas, who will undelsel me in
Boots or Shoes. My Stock is large and com
pcle and As am determined 10 sell cheaper than
any similar establishment in the above named
dgsneS, invite all who. wish 10 save from 10 10
30 per cent. in their purchases, 10 give the Red
Boot call where they can he supplied on the most
advantageous terms. Persons wishing To shoe
their servants, arc particularly invited to Try the
Red Boot as Il vcry liberal discount will be made
10 such for cash or city acccp,anccs. Country
Dealers too will find ii othcir inicre>, 10 give the
Red Boo, call; in fact, it will he 10 the advan-
tagc Of all dealers who purchase hy the pair or
otherwise Ia call on The Red Boot.
Here let me give partial statement Of my
prices. viz Gcnlcmcn's Boots from q - Ia
- 80; Fine Shoes from IS cents 10 50 -; La
dies slippers Ties, Springs and Turnrounds,
from 81 cents Ia 81 -; Servants Shoes from GET
cents To s: ~ ChildIcn> Shoes from 12t to 81:
Brognes from Il II! 10 II 80; also all other kinds
in proportion, il being too tedious 10 cnumeraic
all my prices. Let it suffice 10 say, that | sell
cheaper than any other house in the di.gins, and
keep the cheapest store in all creation. Black
inc olall the different manufacturers sold al els.
per box.
81. No Putting S. A. SMITH.
p. S Don't forget that same old Red Boot.
Julvg IS-wtf
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THOS. T. JOHNSON, ( ''Spe'''''
Jan. IL SI-2awii

THE ri-weckly Mail Coach for White Sui.
l. phur Springs, Lcwi>bur% Charleston and
Guvando,tc, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge. Daggcr'> or Dibrcll'S Springs, Clifton
Forge Coyingon and Caaghan'>-and, also the
connection isdircclio Lexington from I.ynchburg
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Sprinss-will
leave L.nchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
May1 lift
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IT. 10 NN|Ih|t'i vi 10
JONI c. OLIVER, Sccty

r AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON.-Thc
IL next session will commence on The Goth No
vcmber next. and continue unil The 2)lh March
following. The Text Book, employed will he
Chitiys Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest of Real Property, Lomax on
Executors, Isl volume OF Starkc on Evidence, Isl
volume OF Chilly on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
ing and Iubc's Equity Pleading. Fee for in
>truction $50, payable in advance Boarding
and all other necessary accommodations can hc
had AT The be> public houses in Staunion, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
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DROPERTY AT SPOTTSiLVANiA C.
i HOUSE, FOR SALt.-I'he subscriber OF
ttrs for sale his property al Sp";tSyIrania Court
House. consisting of large tavern, recently
built, Of brick, with slate roof ana all he ncccs-
>ary ont holls,,> i'll good ordcr, and the farm al
iachcd thereto containing upwards oi one thou
sand acres OF land, large portion Of which
stands in original forest. The cleared land pro-
ducc> kindly. and is easily improved. The whole
farm is well waIcrcd, and the ie:g!ioh"oi i T.
marsablc for good >ociciy and health. There is
no other tavern al The Count HOUSE. For further
particulars, apply 10 Richard Hill. Jr Richmond,
james / Rawlings, near Mans!ied'> =. O., Lou
i>a, ot IL The subscriber, on lhc premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
March ID El-wbm
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A NIELIA ACADEMY-The next Session
n will commence Sept Isl, and end July Isl.
1915.
Board and Tuition, $l50-$S77:, To be paid Sept
Isl: rs February lst. Punclual attendance al
the commencement of the session is earnestly re-
qucsled Refer IN WIN. II. HARRISON
-. Direct. (post paid,) Elk Hill O., Amelia.
JulvJ lift w H. II.
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The Democratic Association OF St. Brides met
a, the Great Bridge, on SATURDAY Sd of August.
The Association was called 10 order, bv Alex
ander Etheredse, President, and proceeded 10 bust
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNIA-Thcn next
y session OF this Institution will commence on
the Is, of October and terminate on The l;h Of
July following.
The schools of the University, with their re-
spcctivc professors. are
/. ANcrESr Observation-Disclosures Harrison.
= MODERN Observation-Disclosures
s. Observation-Disclosures CouiieBay.
4. NATURAL nlLosopHy-Proiessor w. 3.
Rogers.
s. CivrL ExelxEcaSG-Thc subjects of which
are divided between the the professors Of Mathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
6. CugMIsTRY-Proi. X. +. Rogers.
!. MEDlcINE-Prof. Howard.
s. ANATOMY AND SuRGERY-Prof. Cabcll.
O. Moral PnLosopny-ProE G. Tucker.
TO- LAw-Prol. II. ST. G. Tucker
For more particular information in regard TO
expenses, &c, see one of the printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe, or the National INTEL
ligencer. WILLIS Ii. WOODLEY,
Proctor and Patron.
july 23 2-,l0S
g-TThc Richmond Wing requested 10 copy in
the country paper
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HNO JOHN DAY, EsQ.--Sir: As you are not
J. resident oil the State Of Virginia, | take
this method OF informing you, that shall proceed
on the 9TH day Of September 1911, between the
hours III sunrise and sunset oi that day, Ia take
the dispositions of Elisha Melton and others To be
read as evidence in a certain Chancery suit now
depending i'll the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor the county of Louisa, Stale ol
Virginia, in which | am plaintiff, and you ard
others are defendants. The place OF taking said
dispositions will be in the Tavern House OF Eli
>ha Melton, at the Courthouse oflhe said county
of Louisa, State of Virginia. II the taking ot
said deposiiions bc not completed on the day atorc
said, shall continue to take The same from day
10 day, between said hours, until finished.
Yours, &c.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Louisa co.. State Of Va. July9 ls-w2m
r AND IN DINWIDDIE FOR SALE
IL | wish 10 sell valuable Tract of Land,
styled HORSE SHOE, living in the bend OF Not
toway River, and containing seven hundred and
sixty acres Therearc on this Farm Il Granary,
Crib, and Negro Houses. and in short time there
will be erected an Ovcrsccrs House and Stables.
will also sell Plantation situated on Butter
wood Creek ten miles East of Daryill's, and
three miles from Leacii> Tavern. containing D06
acres, with all the houses requisite tor The COM
tort and convenience ol gcnlccl family.
Both of the above Farms are well wa,crel. and |
adapted 10 The growth Of The staple commodities
III this section of Virginia Further description
is unnecessary, As it is presumed, that persons
DESTROYS 10 purchase, will view tie lands.
An nndisputcd title can be given To every acre |
Iums-A credit of one, two, and three yraf> Z
with Bond and approved security; also. a Deed |
of Trust il required. ). L. n. RICE.
Harisvi!lc, Brunswick county, Virginia.
June Is l2-wli /
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For sale bv JOHN II. EUSTAG,it. ~, . .i.,r,rp,
GAYSOR. WOOD II Co, near pe.' SSncL...
and $. NJ. ZACHRlSSoN, IL S''''''
Hill, Richmond, Virginia. g-if
lime
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C,EABROOK'S WAEEHOUSE-Ita affords
- the Inspectors of this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform The Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina that Seabrook'> Warehouse is
now in good order for the reception of Tobacco
that ample Insurance against fire will he made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate Of dray
age is the same as 10 other warehouses; that
freight will he paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them;
that their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business of the Warehouse. and every effort made
ON their part IN expedite business.
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S CHARLES LUMsDEN, u"teh MaAer
Eo& md .L3relier. PctYhWg, Ta.-ConiinucS 10
repair Watches, Clocks and JcWelrv. at short
notice. and in slch a manner IS to give saiSlac-
ton lIc keeps constantly on hand well select
ed sock Of Watches Jcwclry. Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods. embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jcwelry Store.
In addition. will IL found an excellent assert
ment oil gold. silver arI steel moanled SPECTA-
GEES. a> wei Is Spectacle Glasses. of cvcry
description, Ia fit in frames. liz he>rov.> great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
ami he assures his friends iha, his Glasses are of
The very hest quality. well ground and perfectly
poi>he-and. iro,n his knowledge Of the Science
of Optics and the structure Of the eve, he is pre-
pared IL give the most proper advice 10 persons
choosing S@ciacleS or Glasses. All Of which
viii he disposed Of on reasonable terms
s-.rOld Gold and Silver taken in exchange
Petersburg June !, 1914. 13-w!t
T,HRESHING MACHINE-The subscriber
/ is now prepared 10 furnish the farmers of
Virginia with what he considers TO he the best
horse power and Threshins Machine he ever saw,
for about odc hMadrcd doliGrs. Ii is made upon a
new model, which affords srca, strength in small
space and IL little expense II is intended for two
horses, but may be worked with tour. 1t is cal
culated 10 tl,rcSh well and clearly about one hun
dred bushels day. Those interested in such
matters are respectfully requested TO call and ex-
anime il. c. t. BOLTS.
June y I5-wf