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ANOTHER NEW ADVERTISEMENT
a MISTAKE CORRECTED! q
N>PRESENT AND FALL 10

Star of the East nd Star of the South
IT supposed by some. at distance, and still nearer.
that The above Horses travel too much The circuit
laid out is only nineiytwo miles, In nine days-say,
not twelve miles day on an average. This is only
airing. Las, year, Star Of the East travelled
hard, and he was let 10 ahnnt liD mares, and this
Spring there more colts ioacd from him. land they
spendid) for the number OF mares, than any horse
perhaps that ever lived This shows the material ont
OF which he is made One gentleman insured five, and
informed me all FIVE in ioal this Spring. Those
that have from the Valley need not be
easy--nor those near at hand Only keep your mares
off Of clover keep Negroes from riding them NJ night,
and from other mareatment. Besides which, Star al
the East is let remarkably low.
believe it the universal assent, al Buckingham
May Court, ls4o, that there may be fine horse in
the world, but II there is have never him.. This
was the jadgmen, OF hundreds and five hundreds n
STAR OF THE SOUTH has not been able to ira
vel account Of the scratches in of his hind
kes. Tie viii start on the 18th June, aud 60 round
and those who have put star OF the East may 20
with him, ifhey choose. will send them both round
after the cut, and by the 18th July-ttc
season being out The LIST July lie viii visit Buckine
ham Courthouse commencing Fall season, aud stay
in the county one ar two days-tenre TO Charlotte and
Prince Edward ccunties-and circle around the centre
of Prince Edward county miles distance Till near
the end of the week Of the third Monday. They will
visit Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday -
The first Monday in August they Will visit Albemare-
second Monday, Louisa-Ihird Monday, Goochland-
lin the two last counties, his grandsc Dunganan left
splendid SET Of colts)-fourth Monday, Fluvanna.-
Is, Monday in September, Albemere asan-rhird, Lou
lisa again-fourth Fluvanna again. in The month Of
October they will be in the counties Of Henrico
Hanover, where they say Star OF the East and the
South not born, but Star of the West After
which. If no, sold, sent to the neiehborhoods of
Nashville or Huntsville another year, in the Spring they
may beseige the city of Richmond, the towns OF
Charlottesville or Farn.llle, rs the case may be.
The riders alternately walking and leading the hor
SEES, the public may be assured they under the
least distress.
Persons desiring can save their mares for this ar
ransement The Pub'ics obedicnt,
BY the A.en: for L. T. FONTAISE.
June 5-cwtIstNoy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
SHOsl Valuable HscaE Estate
II TIE CITY OF RICHMOND And
ETITyAS%A


FLUYANNA.
DYvirtuc Of a decree Of The Cour, OF Hus,:nes of
ID The city Of Richmond, pronounced on the 10th
May, 1916, in suit in chancery therein pending
styled Libby agans, Allegro" &c., The under
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed. will
proceed TO sell, al public auction, upon The premi.
ses, on TUESDAY, lhr 18th day of July nex,
commencing al 5 o'clock in The afternoon. The real
estate !yin. III The city Of Richmoni. of which
w. Allegro died seized and possessed, ami refer
rel to in Inc proceedings OF said suit. II con-
81 OF ~, situated on the north side Of Frank
lin. between 18th and 18Th streets. fronting on
Franklin street 50 ieef, and running through nj
right angles 10 Grace street., on which il also
fronts 81 feet. On this lol there are several Franz
ed Tenemen,s, which rent for about 800, per
annum. The lol will be subdividcd nlo4 small.
er lots OF ~ IL tee each, two OF which front on
franklin street, and Two on Grace street, and
each run back IG5 feet.
And on Monday, the 9th day OF July next, at
Fluvanna cour; House, (bcing court day The un-
Gersigned will expose 10 sale by public auction
The tract OF land Of which w. Allegro died seized
and possessed, situated OIL The waters OF Machunk
Creek, containing 2Gd acres, more or less
TkRMs-Unr fourth ia cash. balance in equal
iastament>, payable in SIX twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest ,rlm dag Of sale; The
purchasers giving bonds, with approved personal
security for The credit payments ot the same, and
tile 10 lie withheld uni iiir lasl insament is paid.
JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
w. GODDlN,
lime l3-2awtis Commissioners
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0G''i.i - VII "
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
w. GODDlN,
June l3-2awds Commissioners.
Natural Bridge.

IN flb1lNIh, foN ShIE.
THIS great Natural Curiosity, with the Land and
j Buildings thereon, is offered FOR sale.
TIE Natural Bridge iInct Of land coniains abnmt leo
acres. aud has on il Hotel, Mercantile Store House,
Blacksmith! shop. and other bindings.
The Hotel j. ~ feel IN en.th Two and three stories
h.A, contains - rooms, together with comfortable ca
hin adjacent. The mercantile mouse il, sufficient
/. large ana convenient, and /. most desirable stand
Tor mercantile operations The whole property rent.
ine ios about 800 rr year. aud possession gwen
Immediately, or The present tenant Of ilr hotel viii
Time hi lease for two years The option u the
purchaser
The undersigned IL nov constructing, and will in a
few days have in operation descending AMI ascend
ng car, with such machinery and fixtures, thai
yisers will he enabled view The bridge without the
labor Of ascendn. nnd descending lite old rugged path
way ard light lax uf twenty live cents upon the ten
Thousand ysiiers who annually stopping The
hotel together with the permanent and unrivalled nd
vanages Of IT. location, makes II probably the
liable property lhr country. Two ~ the greatest
thorougharrs In virginia pass H. and there ~
but Natural Bridge IN The world future state of
circumstances can raise ~ n rival.
Persons desiring 20 purchase viii address themselves
to Gen. 4. I. nORMAN, Lexington, Va who is fully
authorized To make sale IT tine sane.
The title 10 The above property j. unGncsiinnable,
having been patented L. President Jefferson and bought
is The und. .nrh from his Executor.
June J-ds.cla JOEL. LAKELAND.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORY.

rs,HE subscribers, under the firm Of CAeDWELL &
l WILSON, have opened shop on tenth, between
Main and Cary Streets fer the manufacture ad ale oi
Agricultural Implements such a Pcu:is Iutivai"rs,
Harrows Couliers. Horse Powers, Tasin. Machines,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, &c, &c to-
relher with Flatteninc Presses, and Tobacco WORK of
nj, kinds. and they hope by strict attention 10 business,
and TO the character OF their work merit and receive
a share of public patronage All orders executed with
despatch, and on accommodating terms; and thny also
manufacture and keep a good assortment Of BTooke's
Fans and will sell al reduced prices Those IN want Of
work or any repairing II the above description, are re-
spectllIy invited to favor with call, II they want
Ia save ten per cent. the purchase.
We manufacture Gearrd Horse Powers, Of any size
wanted from two six horse power, einar poriable or
stationary far s,25. We shall manufacture Fox and
Rnrland,s Staple Tco;a Thre-hin. Marhinc. IN good
.lyle: th- smallest size for S;a and 81 We would
IN 10 liose in want IL Wheat Fans Ia call a"d exa-
mine Tor themselves rlnTc purchasing. We make The
he now in use an. made The best materials, fol SEE
$40 aud S33 we also manufacture Parser's Iron
cylinder Steel Spring Com shelter, ~ hand or horse
p9.vrr for So and S2i We have very simple strl"
enter 70, So as proved 10 b= tie best IN Richmond
Ne warrant il 10 eire satisfaction or no sale Weha
plongb Castings from New York and Richmond Foun
dries, OF all kinds, for sale. ,so,
Ian I-CGm CARbH ELL O. HisaSoN.
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Strasaeaa,s spsfice,

StFG3a1Rs>S etsn3Scs
MO. 5, SOUTH 20 UR TIE E tn
IN STREET.
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawing OF Alexandria, "a, June Al
Is Al 20 % 80 IA 70 10 ~ 10 4S GO.
Ticket. Nos 10 IS "a, Capital of 81 900,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra 9S, June 81:
627 8 A IL "a IS 80 ~ ~ 7 10.
Drawn Nos Of Leesburs, 20, June 22d
- IL so 81 Is II "a II II 81 II 10
Ticket Nos 81 "A Il, a capital Of SiOo, sold
and paid BY SIkA fIoN.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,eang rcoeircd ere1y dap al o'clock, +. ~
10000 Dollaisl 5000 Dollars
Tuesday--Ncw jersey, No. 60. Capitals
$4,000, 5000, $500, 1900, S Of ZOO, &c. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 5; halves 30; qrs l Is.
Three Capitals Of 10000 Dollars!
Observation-Disclosures No. 49, Three Capt.
tails of $40 900, 5000, las, 30 of 900, &c. rs
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5; halves SO; qrs. 25.
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. j. G Gregory 81 Co., the Managers, for
sale a, this Office, and on The same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, anddra wings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June % Richmond. Va.
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sCHnnI. AT CLIFTON.

an the Is, day of September nesi, ! shall open pen,
" School for Boys at Clifton " lhs COUNTY ~ G nun,
a graduate of Princeton College. ,,o,o,,,
As it is my object sse my own sons .se'oIsn
preparation for College have o',an sSs ns,rneoS
in The Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics as
we'll as Of his moral and religious character,
IwIsh 10 receive boarle' In my family I'VE or SIX
Bows, of good moral character. a,,..,
They viii be provided with conveyance 70. attend
ing pusc worship every Sabbath day, ~ The rsrsnsr
an and Episcopal Churches o ,bsm ri one ana
n si,naiion Of Clifton, being elevated, and beyond
no i,ananec cr the river. has always been remarkably
healihful. r;,on Including r. dd;nr
49, .rs.binr hr and stationary, $500 per annum-
one lsf payable in advance, tho balance at the COM
msncem. nj Of the second session oil hss moh'hs'
siy address is Cortrfs'iie. ,,yroS u.pptsoN
May 9o-cHu fIh io-'
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.


an 10Th day Of June next, viii offer Tor sale Al
" public auction ny Esate III Nelson county, one 81
i,r most valuable properties IN that region 81 county.
n - SiGatri five !,ies bciuH the tuat House. and
eight miles above New Market, on tlir James River
Canal. TIE Tract contains 9i;! acres iian halt
o. ..iic il in wood remarkably well t.he.ed, aud
very large portion az II inc Tobacco land Is any ~
thai part ul tllr Country. Mu.t I'll! The CLEARED land i III
good state OF cultivation, having been improved bt
the ri plaster ana clo.cr. Although situated among
mountains this Tract lies remarkably WELL hem. n
level could he desired. with not fiiy acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about hundred acres OF Creek and Branch Hats,
of which highly improved, tEiying been Kept
up as tobacco ots,) capable Of being converted into
watcred meadow. The whole land well enclosed, III
a good of cultivatun-is susceptible oi division
into three four farms cach-we supplied with TIM
brr, and Astounding with fine springs Of running water
The consist of IN OveTseers House, four
rooms; Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
Of forty slaves: Gfanlry with Thrrsh'ne Machine
attached; cri,.s Stables aud Tobacco Barns sufficient
10 cure 80 900 pounds Tobacco will also sell, ~
same time and place upwards ri twenty likely Negroes,
mostly tnnng hlru aad Women aSn, all tir stock 81
Irr-rs Cattle Sh-rp Hogs, together aih gonf
assortment If Farming implements. FERNS for ui-
whole vii! be made known az Tie day II sale. Any
DESTROYS, N the lime, oi having further paf
iicuiar. address I.e, or Sir William Gordon, n
Scots Ferry, Albrmarr county.
March 21-ctds CHARLES COCkE.
1r- P0STPONEMENT.-As shll be unavcIdably
absent from Virginia on the day above named. | am
compelled postpone the sale Of this property for one
mnnrh-say to WEDNESDAY, eth day Of July, lei6-
if not, the fair day. Should not have return
ed, shall empower sir WIN. Carbon In act for me IN
every respect rs though were personally present.
MAY 29-ctds ci. COOKE.
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.------
WHY WILL We DEF


WHEN, for trihin. SUM, lrw dollars perhaps, You
w mas save your life and be restored again In health
and happiness Thousands Of persons apparently III
the last stages of Consumption have lrrn, thousands
more now taking DR.. WISTAR'S BaLSAM OF WILD
CHERRY viii he, aud still greater number yet unborn
are Ia be, cured by this wonderful medicine The Pro-
petor has in his possession any quantity OF testimony
and ori.nai certificates, from persons who have been
cured by this article; of Them are occasionally
published, every word al which u strictly tue hnu
NAV he relied upon. Cnunfcrcit| and limitations OF the
genuine and original Bai-am If Wild Cherry abound
ihrnnr hon the land Remember, II Is Dr. V'islar :
that cures when all othe.~ fail Hr MOI drctiveh-bly
none unless signed I. EurIs IN 'ic Wrapper.
D.,- 4 fresh supply e the above valuable Medicine
Constantly on hand, and fer ale by
iunr 10 GaYNuR K WOOD Druggists.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate Of Phi
- lin Wnndson deceased, late of Han over county, are
requested 10 make hem known Ii he subscriber ine
dlalely and those indebted 10 said Estate VIII please
make payment 10 him without delay.
JACOB WOOnsON
Executor of Philip Woodson, dscpased
Jane 9-sets
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gARBOURsyuLE ACADEMY.


THE subscriber will open Academy in he village
4 Of BarbouTsville, Orange county on the lat Of An
gust next in which will he tauehr tli- Ancient Ian.
auages, Mathematics, and all The English branches
comprised in liberal education. In addition IL the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise alter
nairly, in Composition and Defamation.
The year VIII he divided iniu Two sessions Of five
months, and no scholar will be admitted for less Than
half Session.
The subscriber has employed as assistant cradu-
ale of one Of the first Colleges IN New England who
furnishes the hshss: mails Of qualification and
Of character.
Parents who may palronise th!s School may resi- Is
eed that pains viii be spared 10 give proper a
rection. Ia ilis morals al III ir sons.
The subscriber w,ll receive into lis family. board
rrs, eight ten Young gentleman
TERMS, FER SESSION
Rand and Tuitinn. s5n ~
Tniticn IN Languages and Mathematics, y ~
Mathematics ana English, j. 80
English J" w
Kejercsces-James u. Newman and y. J. Barbour,
Esqs., Dr. James l.. Jones, Of Orange county
Barboursvill-, Orange county, Va.
June g--cilAu. EDWD. J. WILLIS.
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9stcDttoae@ aEe1atttrer.
EDUCATION.
CONCORD ACADEMY.


TIME next session os this Institution viii commence
i the first Of July, al which time son- OF the sta
dents having completed their Academic course, Will
leave vacancies for others. The course OF instruction
comprises the Languages Sciences generally Thr
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics are
taught by The Principal in person.
The French Spanish and Italian Languages are
taught by VI. Isidorr Outlet, native Of Paris and
experienced and distinguished rncher of the Modern
Languages. The terms 10; Board aud Fuition for the
session Gf five months, will he 900, payable in al
vance.
Communications addr, ssed 10 the subscriber and Ill
rec,cd 10 Concord Academy, Caroline County, Virginia,
f. ". COLEMAN, Principal.
demonstration. John =. s'ascn,' Attorney Gene
raj; Dr. Edward P Scott. Speaker of The Senate of
Virginia: Thomas ]. Randolph. Alaenar'e Dr. hrms-
tead Cook Norfolk; William H. Taylo', Mount Ai:y;
Hon. James a. Seldom. w. { Dr. Thomas Ne"ton,.
Norfolk; Col. William II. Johnson. Petersburg; vii
liam H. Harrison. Brandon; Capt Thomas Ellis, Rich
moad; William C. Rives,' Esq, hlhemarie; Hon. Ro-
bert NJ. 7. Hunter, ". C Right Key Nicholas cobb;,
D. D., Alabama Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Richard Baylor ESQ., Essex; William A. Gibbons
Esq, New Jersey; Robert c. Standard, Esq, Rich
mnnd; Gen. Bernard Peyton,- Richmond; William NJ.
HARRISON. Esq, Richmond; Hon. Thomas H. Bayly,
nj. G.
.Gen.lemcn who either have had, or who nj present
have sons or wards at this Institution
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100 Dollars Egewari.

i WILL give the above reward OF One Hundred Dol
lars io III. apprehension aud delivery, nj my
Grlcr, near kine Queen Conf; house. occurred in
Jail 81 that gel MIN afiin. my Negro Man TON,
ii taken without the State ni vlI.'nia SO II taken
III the STATE lie eior-d the fil insi.-having just
returned irom visit To his wife IN Richmond cy.
lie came 10 King x inccn Court house, within tHn
miles III home, hut DID reach home. lie il negro
o; dark cnnni-SiUn-tnnsh not very hacs-ahnni five
feet inches high, >toutiy made. He had on whei
lie left suit-coat and panis-ol Virginia jeans NIX
tire Of yellow and green, or blue, forget wEc-hat
believed be- white fur lie had other clothing but
the kind rtcort excepia Summer coat of check
ed GOODS and several yarn vests Having left without
any provncaiun, Judge his object IL get free
State, or To Richmond, with his wife.
WM. W. GARRETT.
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fSnllE Prnpeiors take pleasure in announcing To the
i j.hc, that the EXTENSIVE addition this establish
ment, lately erected, and the many alterations aud i'm
o:cieBs made IN The former building, comp ted
and that they are now prepared TO accommodate travel.
lcrs in The most comfortable manner. The ARE
large and airy, and furnished mostly with furni-
lure. Arrangements have been made 10 accommodate
ladies', and ihey invite their old friends visiting
The city with their families to call on them.
j. NJ. sEBLETT L 60, froprietors.
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IrN,vrpsrTy OF VIRGINIA.

v,,up Ro,,J of y.;,ors having directed notice TO be
4 p;yen through lie pubir press, that they will pro
ceed at ,irir meeting the aih Of nne nsx,, to
make permanent appointment 10 The clice 81 rfocinr
and Patron, applications Tor tha' o''e are hee's III
viicd. j.,
This Officer " i'll receive salary Of one thousand dol
lars with dwelling ard grounds IRE oi rent. 49,,
Rector Of The University, IL Prof Ed H. conrlenay,
ch.;,na y, rthe r,ruty. GEO. w. SpOuNER,
.,n,. =, Acting Proctor U. Va.
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SCHOOL In ALBEMARLE.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL In ALBEMARLE-
NiE second session of my School will begin on The
L first Monday in September next, and end on The
last Friday in June following The School will he en-
tirely under my own management in all respects; al
though in order the fullest instruction of those
contided to my care, have engaged an assistant
young gentleman Of fine talents and ripe scholarship,
and who will be graduate Of the University of Viz
gina in the branches he will teach My pupils will be
treated like my children, and wholesome and pro-
per punishment resorted enforce dsciplin. and
good conduct whenever deemed necessary Boys who
ain with me long enough, and have sufficient natt
raj parts will be well prepared for College in the fol-
lowing branches Of Education: The Ancient Ian
euages. Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Botany, His
tory, Elocution. Composition, and the rudiments Of
Chemistry and French
TEAMS For Board, Inclusive of washing, bedding,
fuel, lights, &c. aud Tuition in all or any of the
branches taught. Sl15 Tor ten mont.s-to he paid one
half The Is, Monday in September. aud the balance
the Isl of April No deduction of charges will be
made in OF absence except II be caused by sick
ness any abatement made of money due account
of a scholar leaving School being dismissed from II
before the end Of session. Monthly circulars will be
sent parents and guardians, inform them of the
health progress and general conduct Of their sons and
wards. The number Of Boarders is limited 10 %, and
Of day scholars s. My Post Office is Charlottesville,
Virginia. FRANKLIN MINOR.
MAJ
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SALE OF LAND.

% virtue Of decree If the Circuit Superior Court Of
e Law ans chancrrr Tor Halifax county. made IL iis
April term, eii. in III" II VIM owen =. A. y d
CO., and oiic:s. shall otter inr sale, ny way ~
public auction, at I!a,iiaA courtio-e Va, on MON
DAY, the 31h day OF July, lai6 that being Court day
lot Of Land, containing haitian aud il poles, with
large brick Snre and Lumber House thereon, su-
aied IT Halifax Couri-loIsc-iurmrry occupied by a.
Sydnor TO-, and present by +. y. Estes and others.
credit oi SIX months v III h. given, the purchaser
giving bond with ample security, and The title retained
until the purchase money IS paid
GEORGE ii. WEST
Deputy Sheriff fer Thos. L. SpraginS
June 9-cwGw Sheriff Halifax county, Va.
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Red Hills. F.uyanna, May 2G, lS!6-cwiaw
I,- The Win. VIII copy az above.
FAroulER WuITF. sULPHUR SPRINGS.

FATQUlER WHITE ULPEiJR SPRINGS.
fEtIS Establishment 50 iavoiatiy known for the ca
i iai.c Ilaitlirs oil rs ana ~. elegance am!
roInfo, 1T is Accommodation, vii tc opened Tor the
rr.rytion of v;-iirr- The 1T oil Jane.
II il situated fifty miles from Alexandria. thiriy-tve
miles from Fredericksburg. and twenty miles East ii
the Blue Ridge III oi the most healthy aud delight
fnl climates IN Virginia.
The direction nnd management viii be The same a.
herctulnre and the attention paid 10 the comfort
and accommodation of their guests.
Lovers Of Music will find the Band iinsnri'assrh.
The seasnu commencing the ist oil June, will end
tllr 1T Of October
goard - Tor one week; IS per week for two weeks;
So per month; $50 for the for more than
day. 81 so per day; 50 cents for single meal; % cent,
for lodging Children under II years ~ age, and ser
wants half price furscs 50 cents per day; per week
~ 81; per month, 3.
Tri-wcekly stages will run from Washington until the
Isl Of luly-attrr that time daily.
There viii be q daily line Of stages from Fredericks
bur. after The Isl oil July previous To which conveyan
ccs " in BE- furnished on accommodating. terms.
DAHL. WARD, Agent.
A., y lax up,rIN
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Thos.sas Syebstcr. b..
George SS. Richardson "a 90.
SUCCESSORS
TO WIN. MCDONALD &, CO.

V w w 20 W.T.
GROCERS AM CONFUSION iHER-
CHANTS,
Number Sc ( 50 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON
JAMES M'CoaKr.
rI,ENDER their services 10 The Farmers and Mer-
chants generally for the sale cf all kinds of Grain,
aud other Produce.
Upwards oftwenty years experience, clerks and
partner Of the late firm Of WIN. MCDONALD CO.,
justify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consgnmrnts, the highest going rates, anu
prompt remtancrs.
Their commissions MI kinds of Grain is one cent
per busiIe.
Baltimore, May l9-rim