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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15
For Sale

nSE THOUSAND AND SfXTEES ACRES OF
" LAND on IVY CREEK, III the county al Alhr
MARIE miles from Chaottes vile, The Stanton
Turnpike. This tact has lhh acres OF low grounds,
equal 10 any in Sirena, about GEO cleared, and
$50 acres In wood The high land is in high state Of
Improvement. IL Is we'll walrrci and thoroughly
dched, and Is admirably adapted 10 the culture OF
corn, tobacco, wheat oats and the grasses &c. Many
crops have been made the Estate equal 10 any IN
this country. The impfov rmen ts ata-a good dwell
stable with Is stalls aud sheds 10 accommodate 90
horses tobacco houses To cure IS hog heads Tobacco
good oversrers house and houses Tor so slaves ice and
carriage houses, fine orchards
The distance from the University Of Virginia Is about
three and half miles, enough for students at
tend the lectures the place with The socir
ty Of the yicinage - equal 10 any IN North America
six and halt miles Ia navigation. railroad, also,
will prnha bly br from Goricusyr 10 Cfar
ollesyille which VIII iuTni>h choice Of conveyance
for persons, things, Ia Redmond. Persons wishing
10 view The place will hr welcomed after the old Nfg,
MIA fashion
Also, an ESTATE of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river, the county al fluvanna the june
lion of Hardware with that slrran which has l0O
Of first rate low grounds, litIir over loo highland
cleared, and 500 wood, 300 af which front
the canal, and afford from ~ 10 50 cords of fine wood
per acre, which is worth about 81 per cord stand ng.-
This is considered Of the best Tobacco Eslatrs on
the river There houses cure Il horsleads
built in the best manner, and - might he made win
sufficient force The Wheat crop how growing Will
show for ITSELF wilhoI, m accident. The buildings
consist GOOD ovcrseei's house and cabins fer TWEEN
" negroes stables lof six horses sheds or cows and
oxen, and good ICE house. There has been l,lllr
sickness there, for hty years. Al any place III The
mountains. Either Estate viii br divided suit pur.
ch:,sers. Terms liberal Any communication directed
10 me, at IIardin's Tavern, hlhemare county, Va,
viii he promptly answered. ". w. GILMER.
lune I'm
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bigger Co.'s Lucky Office

Fourteenth Street, Opposuc me dhdnlbfa,
RICHMOND, VA.
D. PAINE & co, .MaN0ERS.
WIN. j. BIGGER 81 CO., VENDORS.
THE attention of the public il requested 10 The i"i-
i lowing Grand Schemes to be drawn this month
June, ls47-undsr the popular management OF D..
Paine Co. For Prize Tickets address
WIN. J. BIGGER CO., Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE
Five Prizes OF $4,000 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass % to be drawn on
Saturday, June 18TH ls47, at Wilmington, Delawars
rs Nos IL drawn Grand Schemes prizes Of $40 oOo,
of 5000 OF 4G00 of 244l, SO Of 900, so Of 400,
Of a package Of wRoles slis-shares in proportion.
$1,000 DOLLARSl
Divided into three Prizes Of S25 900 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, June %, 1871
rs Nos ID drawn. Grand Capitals: prizes Of S25,.
600, OF 1000, of 4,2ii. Of 5000 OF 20oo Of
1850 20 of 500 20 of $50, 20 OF OOO $50 OF oo0'
&c. Whole Tickets $40; halves .; quarters Cerlin
Gates of packages OF a6 Whole Tickets Sla6-shares IN
proportion. =.
Persons ordering by the package, may deduct The
p'''' y " Address LEWIS w. WEBB, or
WM. J. BIGGER CO.,
Novo7 Richmond, Va.
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Old Point Comfort Hotel,


rUyHIs splendid Establishment, from recent Improve.
menis unsurpassed in the comfort and extent OF ltt
accommodations by any in The Union will be opened
for The ecepton ofvisitors the LIST day Of June
Situated on the Chesapeake Bay, in full view oil the
Ocean, as healthy any spot In the world and lying
directly on the great mail rone between the North and
South offers as resting place. every indncrment 10
the traveller either in search Of health or pleasure
With climate In early Summer famed for It's refresh
ing sea breezes none be descrihed more de-
lightful or more heaty the experience OF a per-
sons living or acquainted here will prove than that en-
joyed by US all In the latter part Of August ana inc en-
Tire Fall months. This, with the great faculty oil
reaching here, being distant only a few hours from
most of our large cities, with daily mails botn NORM
and South and from eight TO twelve hne steamboats,
passing daily in every direction, make most deslra-
bile location for families and men OF business M well,
Also as delightful and safe retreat Tor those whom
fear of disease drives away from their homes
The Bath Houses have heen greatly enlarged and i'm
proyed-ftted IN with hot baths shower baths and pr.
vate baths and still aordng ample room for the most
expert swimmer There is also spendic beach for
those who prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries Of the
sea and surrounding maIkels--the cellar and bar with
The hest wines and liquors To be procured.
The Fort the most magnificent pablic work in The
country offers military parades and The loveIest walks
The Bay the fines, fishing and sailing: while, for others
there are Billiards, Ten Pms, Music and Dancing with
oblieng and efficient agents in each department.
we shall use every eIertion 10 make Old Point In all
the most dcsrabls Watering Place in the coun
try. JAMES .. FhENCh.
MAY 25-cu5w
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For Sale.

DIKONOKEE, oil the Chckahomny river, s miles
1 from the city Of Richmond on tue old Meadow
Bridges Road, in the county Of Henriro. Tie tract
contains by recent survey 800 acres2l5 OF
and creek low grounds, about 90 oil low grounds
and 10 acres Of highland in woods. The greater por-
ton Of the cleared low grounds well s-t IN Timothy
and Herds grass yielding heavy crops Of hay Much OF
the meadow land has been clenred In The last 4years
The highland produces very good crops both Of wheat
and corn having been well improved by mannrng, clio
yerng, paserng and lining. The farm IN It's present
condition is capable Of making s00 10 I0o0 bushels Of
wheat 800 TO $50 bbs Of CORN and 80 10 10000 bs of
hay per annum. The bulldogs are-an excellent two
stored brick house, nine from basement 10 gar
re-disconnecfcd ny few feet, Is One-storIcd brick
building with ave rooms-kitrhrn smoke house &C. j,
all we'll located in handsome grove al trees Of sere
raj acres adjacent the garden both enclosed by excel
lent fencng---i framed negro quarter, foIr
frame barn. stabng for sixteen horses corn crib, two
hay houses, carriage ana buggy house, extensive md
permanent shedding ioi mitch and dry cattle. Some
eight hundred choice frnit Trees principally peach, viii
be in full bearing the next The old orchard
ains some hundred trees of various kinds Two wells,
and several springs OF excellent water and regards
health the place Is unexcepionabe. This farm for It's
size In every respeta superior one, such as Is
rarely In the market Those wishing ia buy can view IL
at any time Full possession gwen Isl January lsis
and the privilege the purchaser of seeding crop az
wheat the Gaming FALL or, if drsrfd, II Will be done BY
the present proprrtors nj Tho usual ratr.
For terms which can he made very favorable, apply
IN HASaI.L, BROTHERS & CO,
Mny 25-dSc2 Richmond, Virginia
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MCHRjSTIE'S
cnRIsTIE's eALvANIc STRENGTHENING

CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER-Thai season Of the year when plasters Of
any kind used with the greatest benefit IL just ap
preaching II Is therefore deemed proper 10 direct pub
lie attention to the Galvanc Strengthening Plaster
which is confidently asserted TO be The most safe Ger
tain, prompt and effeciua application ever discovered
This truly wonderful preparation is in reality triple
compound, uniting all the eicacious powers Of the
health restoring and life giving agents alvansm,
Electricity, and the Magnetic power. Those varied in
fuences, 90 approved and so beneficial medical APP
pliances are here united in form the most elegant, ef
feclual and convenient, having the advantage ofmme-
diae contact with the affected parts and thus supply
Ing The mysterious currents in constant and united
stream. For every complaint in which plaster Is be-
nefcIa, the Galvanic Strengthening Plaster In conf
IDENTIFY asserted TO be the hest in the world.
For further particulars see advertisement In another
part this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application 10 the ageDsfOr this city, messs.
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists. LAT Main 81, Rich.
mond Va. Also, for sale in Wylheyille, Va, by VIM.
u. SDiller. Juue. l6s7
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,,.ns,s saRsApARILLA.-The health of the hu.

|s.,DS'S SARSAPARILLA.-Theh health of the hui
system depends almost entirely upon the sta,e Of
|, hood. tho vi,alizing fluid which pervades eve
,.sue. every membrane, fibre, flament, gland, or
k.r organ. primary or subsidiary; If the blood DO
f,,,rd with the element Of disease. sickness must be
eYnseauence-and until the causes Of disease exist
d The blood are sradicated no permanent relief can
rIpeetcd Il is here that the powerful health-restor-
oOpert,ss OF Sands'S Sarsaparilla are manifested
,sarehing operation reaches the causes Of disease
\ Il, cures Il performs therefore radical and tho
IN lu potential virtues are attesed by thousands
|,asunalic and segofulous patients, and by all who
taxed this preparation for diseases Of the skim
n, orce arrests the internal arrangement and eradi-
la lso outward evidences Of disease.
6,nhey rarticulars, and conclusive evidence Of
..osr.or value and efficacy, sec pamphlets, which
4, 30 obtained Of agents gratis. -
Fl Prepared and sold by \. b. 4 D: sANDS, Dfug
&. ,Co Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
d also, BY DUVAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
I'll, Richmond. Virginia, and by Druggists generally
81, n, * June. lSa7
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To CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of the Jas.
1 River and Kanawha Company, in Richmond, until
18th day Of July, ls47, for excavanga large drain
fca the Beaver Dam Aqueduct TO the James River
for clearing away the alluvral sand from the atcn-
Of the Aoueduct, according to the specifications ana
Ia, 10 be furnished at the Ofce Of the Company on
y. ,eer the lst OF said month.
WALTER GwYNN, Chief Engineer.
s.ehropd, 18th June, ls47-c6dwtd
OFFICE.-D. PAINE & CO.-Fol
" To Day-S20 900, 1000, 5000, 5000, LOO, 20 OF
~ - Of 900. &c. 72 Nos, II drawn Tickets o
Also, the Dollar Lottery-s3,0oo, &c. Go Nos.' II
{aga.
Drawn Nos. of Susquehanna, Glass %:
66 l9 SO 80 70 81 81 IL Al II ~ 81.
Delaware, l40:
81 so l6 2 10 IS 13 81 4 81 IL 3.
Pokomoke, 20:
% q II 81 80 ~ Al 50 IS SO G. - 70.
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received that murder
has been committed in the county Of Rockbrdge, IN
this State, by man named John Hayslet, who has
since fed from justice, and is going at LARGE do
therefore, hereby offer reward Of one hundred dollars
to any person persons who shall apprehend the said
John Hayslet and deliver him into The Jail Of Rock
bridge county; and do moreover require all oficera,
civil and military, and request the people Of the Com
moneath generally to their best exertions TO pro-
cure the arrest Of the said Haysle, that he may be
brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence of the Governor from the seat
tsr.L Of Government and under the seal of the Com
rnnnweaitl, at Richmond, this ninth day Of
June in the year Lord eighteen hundred and for
ty-seven, and Of the Commonwealth the sevent-yhrst.
X. Il. DANIEL.
ayset il described as Of medium size, five feet eight
or ten inches high skin very dark and rough, and hair
and eyes very dark, bow-egged and with slight stoop
in the shoulders He lisps when talking and especial
w when under the influence Of strong drink, Of which
be is very fond. Il is supposed that he has gone West
Of the Ohio river. June li-c5w
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FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR


SITUATED six miles East of Winchester, Va, and
- one mile and n half from Supplements Depot, or
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, Is now open io
the reception of company.
This Is inferior none IN the Sinte rs holds
in solution Suiphuraird Hydrogen, Iodine and Maene
sa imparing tone 10 the system, and acting as pow
erful alternative, numerous visitors can testify hav
nc been visited for the last fifty years. and, had mol
been for its contracted accommodations, must have
been amongst the first watering places In the Union-
For the last six years the improvements have been in
creased so rs 10 accommodate brlWeen TWO ana tHIet
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has eniravored To put this watering
place on footing with tie fashionable and com
farlabe places OF The sort, In plain style, and VIII use
every eYertion in his power TO maze his visitors com
Portable.
sons wing Baltimore the morning viii arrive
nj the Depot O'Clock the same day, where coach
will be in readiness take them Immediately to the
Springs.
The proprietor feels thankful for the encouragement
ertion to merit continuance Of by making those com
Portable who may give him call.
Persons wishing TO visit this watering place, are re-
ferred to my former visitors:
Ex-President Tyler Cen X. Jones, J. c. Riyes, Chie
Justice fancy, Dir. j. N. Bonaparte Rev. A. Collins
Reverdy Johnson. Rev Charles G. Austin, John H. Dn
val-Baltimore.
Judge P. N Nicholas, Judge P. v. Daniel, Mr.. chas
r. Osborne Richmond, Va.
DR.. Robt r. Waller, Mr.. VIM. w. vest-Williams
burg, Va.
MIR. John Cooper, COL G. B. Cooke, MIR. - South
gate-Norfolk, Va.
Jos. B. skinner-Edenton, North Carolina
Hon. WIN. B. Observation-Disclosures
Richard w. Barton-Virgnia.
June S-3tawt25thJy.
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rLARKE's OFFICE, l4th Street, between
/ Exchange Hotel anu Main Street.

let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, drawn June
b ll7
| tuesday, June l5-New Jersey Lottery, Glass a..
a7as $40 OGO, 5000, 1900, 5000, 2Ooo 20 Of ,ooo.
fes.s SIS.
Wednesday, June l6-Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81
,pi,als $4,000, 1900. 10000. Tickets s..
thursday, June l7-New Jersey Lottery, Glass ~.
3,,als: $50, 900, 5000, 1000, 1900, 1000,
|pa 1000 7s Nos, and IS drawn. Tickets 35.
Friday, June Is by mail from Ale1andra-CapitaIs:
! 900, $500, 1000. Tickets %. 60 Nos, and 3
$Sen.
Friday June Ia, a, the Exchange HOTEL al half past T.
| ~. $4,000. Tickets 81
Saturday, June l9 Grand and brilliant Scheme
;ti aa2 l.lli, 6,6S6, ,44a, 1888, a.s22, ~ OF
| III Tickets II dollars.
For sale ty CLAhhh.
f,,.1s
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w. .Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. l0t EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Virginia.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE. 1917.
44444 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, for internal improvement in the
District Of Columbia Class No 32 for ls47 TO be drawn
At Alexandria, Saturday, June l9th 76 No. Lottery.
n drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: Si4444, q, 222
II iii, 1865, 4444 3sls, 22s2, ~ Of LII, a. Of SIS
e. of 49, l2s Of 2a2, ETC. Tickets Sl', halves so
quarters IS. certificate OF package OF 20 Whos
Tickets Sl40-halves and quarters In proportion.
30 900 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Class -, for isf', 10 he drawn
June 26,h. rs No Lottery-i3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme $50 OOO 900 900, 5000, $500, 25 prizes
of 900 So of 500 900 Of 300, Tickets sl0 halves
&; quarters 50. Certificates Of Packages Of a5 Whoe'
sI2u; o5 halves 60; 25 quarters 30.
ny- In addition 10 the above, there are smaller
scslnrs-CaptaIs ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000, and
Ticket. from 81 10 S5-trawings Of which are received
daily.
Remlttances received free Of postage. Drawingsfo'
warded when requested, as soon az received.
For smaller Schemes. see daily adyersements
Nav n w. r. TURPIN.
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100 Dollars Reward

EOR HENRY and lSHAM, who absconded on the
llth instant. Henry is about "a or IS years old,
copper colored about six feet high straight robust and
likely without any visible scar-has very large feet,
thin beard and sly, crafty expression of countenance.
His brother lsham, has the appearance of being about
l6 years Of age, and is much smaller than Henry, being
about five feet Of rather lighter compexi and sly
countenance, sOops little in the shouders-looks re-
spectfu and innocent when addressed II is probable
that Henry, boh have procured free papers from
certain negro in the neighborhood, and, having ac-
quantances the canal, may attempt effect their
escape through Richmond, they may be lurking IN
BuckinRham they have relations in the vicinity Of
New Canton. The above rewnrd will be given for
boh $50 for either if taken out Of the State and
secured that get them-and $40 for both, $40 for
either if taken in the State, and SO secured that get
them r. FINCH.
Inn. * I6A7-cwtf
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

las AWAY from the subscriber, (about mile
from Richmond, y on Saturday last, the LIB June,
|,,eo man named JENA, about % years Of age, S
!, inches high, dark brown color, weighs about
4 or $50 pounds. His left knee has been put out Of
bt. which makes HIM limp slightly in walkins-,has
md teeth, and speaks quickly when spoken TO. Had
when he left me lleht.colored check pantaioons,
IAN roundabout with small blue stripes, and white
Isl hat He may. however, have changed his cloth
,gnce he left me. He was recently purchased in
Eomond, of Mr.. Willie Perry, of Granville county,
rn Carolina, who resides near The franklin Depot,
~. probable he may atte mpt 10 make his way back
he wa. raised by Mr. Perry, In Franklin county, N.
| will give reward of Ten dollars for his delivery
M. IN Richmond or Ave dollars for his apprehension
d,lvery at any Jail in Virginia or North Carolina,
that gel him agsin. 4. H. SlMmoNS.
Z Ir Ifa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Texas Land

THE subscriber has'for sale TWELVE THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, situated in Western Texas
His long residence In the country, thirteen years. and
extensive acquaintance, have enabled him to make
the titles They are held nader patents from The CO.
vernnent, In tracts containing from labor III
acres, or one league and labof 1905 Negroes
or Merchandise taken in exchange. Apply Ia Thomas,
SimoRs, or his Attorney, J. Murray Brown, Charlotte
Courthouse. THOMAS SIMONS.
chn,n In
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Blythe LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, Andrew Michael, Jr., and William
w Thompson each claiming 10 have been elected on
the 22d day of April last The delegate to represent the
county of Morgan in the next General Assembly, have
resigned each his right title and claim so to represent
the said county and have requested the issue n writ
for a specal election TO fill the vacancy created: The
sheriff of Morgan county is therefore required TO cause
an election be held in the said county, on the fourth
Thursday in June next for delegate to supply the said
vacancy.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence OF the Governor from The seat
(srAl Of Conveniently and under the lesser seal ofthe
Commonwealth al Richmond, this tenth day of
May, in the year 1871. X. i. DANIEL.
Nav ll-cwtd
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-.------- -------. --------
r AMI FOR SAL. +

DY virtue of deed OF trust, bearing date the 2}
ID day OF December, 1912, aud made TO the smbscr.
hers nv Oye,lon h. Petit and Mary Z. Petit his WIFI
aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of The County
Court IL Cumberland the 2Sth day Of December
1870 we the undersigned, or one Of IFS, will sell, on
TUESDAY, the Goth day Of June, 1897, upon the pre-
misses TO the CHEST bidder, for ready money, te satisfy
the purposes of said deed, the Tract of Land called
in The county Of Cumberland and bounded by The said
river and By the lands Of Abraham Daniel and others
and containing between nine hundred and one thousand
acres be the same more or less.
Sailing as Trustees we shall warrant the title to said
tract OF land against all persons claiming under u.s. OF
either Of lis.
Should the day appointed for The above sale be ncle
m,nt il viii be made on the first fair day thereafter
WILLIAM C. r. NELSON, Trustees
ROBERT Z. NELSON,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
FIUVASNA

Northumberland, as Commissioner appointed by
i decree, the II Garland aud others w. Gar.
land aud others, In the superior Court uf Albemarr
will on MONDAY, the 2bth day Of July next that bring
Court day. sell 10 the highest bidder, AT public auction.
at Fluvanna Court House 1rsc of Land belonging To
the Estate of the late Richard Morris deceased lying
ir county Of Fluvanna near the Three notch-i Road.
adjoining the lands Of Thompson Payne, William
Loving and Others and containing about four hundred
acres.
TrRas A sufficient will he required in cash 10
pay all and expenses of sale For the balance Of
the purchase money,a credit OF twelve months viii be
allowed the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sona security, and the legal title 10 the property being
retained n further security.
WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON,
June s-cw6w Commissioner
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
STORE,
Corner of Main and Eighteenth Streets.
1917

JUNE IsT, I64I.
TINE subscribers have formed 4 CoParinershp, IN.
der the firm Of BUTLER & BRANSFORD, for the
purpose of conducting GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, al the stand lately occupied by p.
II. Butler, corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
They have now in store a well selected Stock Of
GROCERIES, suited for family use to which they in
ve the attention Of their friends and the public gene
rally believing that they offer such inducements as
a call. PATRICK II. BUTLER,
June 4-clm JNO. w. BRANSFORD.
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TO MANUFACTURERS, MILLERS AND
MECHANICS.

vAyING been appointed Agents In this city for the
I'll sale GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUM ELIAS
TIC MACHINE Betting, we have now, and shall
hereafter keep full supply Of all sizes, suitable for
MANUFACTURES, MILLS and MACHINE SHOPS.
Since We have had the agency, we have sold many
BELTS and we are happy to say they have given entire
sasiacton, and fully sustained the reputation they
have ACQUIRED In the Northern and Eastern Statea.-
MILLERs, who at this season are preparing fer the
new crop, will find TO their interest to adopt this
and does moi sp on the pullies. Ina workshops and
factories here there is much heat Is particularly de-
sirabe, degree Of heat under three hundred de-
srees of Fahrenheit has any effect upon u.
We have alsoa supply of PACKING for steam joints,
which is Of great value all machinists who have
tried acknowledge. II s used in this city, and by
Engineers all the Northern railroads and steam
boats, and in all the new tieam mills.
WILLIAMS Il HAxALL,
June e-c6t Agents for the manufacturers