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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE AND llUMBUa. I'VE
received the following note through the Pest Of
flee
SiR-To night is the night of the great fancy ball.
given by John c. Stevens, to which am going II you
will agree to send through the Post Office to the address
of 6. B. twenty five dollars will furnish you by
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon full account Of the af
fair. You need have no fear about the quality Of
the article, am not practised hand at compo
sition, and have ample opportunities of knowing all
VINO VIII be present II you wish my account Of this
Of all seasons-upon the terms propose just say in
your paper of Friday tia. Yea e' Was failure or
frosq'e, and an account of It would not be worth
% cents, instead of Is dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

JERSEY Cry FERRY COMPANY AT meeting of
our Common Council on Monday evening last,
the committee of the Board of A demen, to whom
petition of the Jersey City Ferry Company was
referred, presented report favorable to granting
that company the exclusive use of the clip at the
foot of Courtlsndt street, for term of years, at
the nominal rent of four thousand dollars per
annum. How that association had the face to ask
the Gift of that slip, (or renting It at four thousand
dollars a year would be equivalent to gift or
how the committee arrived at such conclusion,
are matters which puzzle us exceedingly That
terry company have for years braved public opinion
They run their boats with the single view OF max.
ing money, and totally disregard the wants or
convenience OF the public. 1t was not until re.
Gently, that the exorbitant fare OF six and quarter
cents was reduced to four; and were it not that
the press took the matter In hand, the reduction
would not have been made to this day. Even AZ
the present time, the boats make but one trim every
hall hour after seven o'clock in the evening. thus
causing great delay and inconvenience to those
who reside in Jersey City and transact business in
New York; and though repeatedly solicited to pIy
their boats more frequently they still refuse to do
SO Instead, therefore, of being public conve-
nience, ii y positively a public inconvenience. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

Several balohnes or United States Senator
were had by the Legislature OF Florida on the 18th
instant. No choice b.ing made, the election was
postponed to a future day. The names of the gen.
hemen voted Tor are samuel H. Burrett. who re-
ceived 81 votes, Gtorge r. Wood 10 votes, Jesse
j, Finley7 yotes, Jackson Morton votes, aud
blaBks2. THIS the state Of the first ballot
The Succt edIng ballots did not materially vary
from IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

ness OF tone OF s1eeution, the round, suphoasous
notes Of the leading soprano. 10 cannot then be IN
reasonable In any artist jealous Of the reputation he
or 'be has acquired, 10 ash for what viii hsrDoass,
and consequently give pleasure 70 sn audience, In
sounds which must vibrste melodiously upoa the
Of all present This rule IL strictly observed In the
legitimate drama. for certain persons are always 60
looted to play In heavy aud others In light ehsraciers
1t very unusual TO actress Who night plays
Lady Macbeth the following psr'onste the character
OF Dsdemons This then bsing the rule Of the stage
no should be sppointed . manager Who has not
abtiss Of versatile character 90 a. to quality him tor
proper classification Of artsts In the ssst OF cha
rscters.
This Is the great error With stage managers. far
every actor should b. appointed 10 psrt sxaeuy
suited 20 the b.nt Of hs dspcsltos and tasteother
wise every sstabisbmsnt VII sxpsrsncs the sane uu
happy results ~ thc.s which have rscentiy occurred
through Ignorance and prssunptios, ct the As,Or
Place Opera House n, then, o proper, intsllissnt,
fensibs unest-ntsiious sisss n.asx.s be aissys sp
pointed to deharxs the very important duties stsessd
10 hs ssti. n all the danger ofJampias from the frying
ran ists the Gre Win 10 AVOIDED.
Aucsh.r very important feature which occurs 10
mind is thu, msssssrs should BY ell ~~sss eourtt hs
aid Of literary IN the prodseton q ec@sdss aud
other drsnsfic vcrks which should snfcld rsisfs
.p,esls- the s,ssts Of the present age No doubt
shssspesIes writings vi b. esteemed 70 The snd q
tine; hut ~ thy sers osly ses sad thsa intro
ducsd they vculd BE- rse~ivsd WIN . better relish
For several years Ell his ropna - plays and ehsrse
t.rs have bssn almost every sght psrfermsd aud the
public are nov 90 eenverrsnt ~Rh th.ss matters
that they become hhsoms snd fstixaiss We i've
In q very important ego, fui q startling iaeid~sts,
with r.,olutionsry pripepi~s psrvsdisg every rami.
aeaton Of society, and BY ths 90 operative szsr
.ions Of tho.s imbusd -th these prscpss the thron
of some Of the strongest nonArchss have erun.
bled into dust and the entire contssst q EsrOps 10
eonvuhed and vil experiences ere long en- ssrthsasks
which viii alarasts the mighty towers of oppression
which Cor centuries have resisted every appeal for
symyathy and humanity towards thoss psrsssuisd
people whose labor and industry gave 90 thsm every
feature OF spisndor and magniheencs by which they
are enc'rcled Here then sufncisut material 10 write
upon there no 81 the food the poet vshss 10
be fed upon = the same beautiful sky-ths majestic
oceans the mesndsripg rivustsths daisy elai hills
and amaranthine bowsrs-in hns, everything that .
Of genius, fun Of depth aud originality could de-
Sire in order the produetion Of new class Of ORA
matte works. Let, then, literary men be invited BY
managers, and be well paid, aud ne shall hare ever
thing suited TO the taste aud Refinement Of the age
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ADJUSTMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE. Bovery.
ArqA NJ ViKw THE WUD Brssrs
AT ~ r. NJ, MuNGo PARK-CRrnsoN CRrsEs-RosERT
Evening Performance-iIor TIE OrsERr-JoHNSy At
xlNs-VoylGE 40 NooN-ABDuorioN on NINA-E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
PIANO FORTES.

nRINKER & MORRIS, Publishers, booksellers and
~ Dealers in Piano Fortes, offer for sale No. 25l7,
GRAND FORTE PIANO, manufactured by Herz-a
magnificent Instrument cordes, 81 octaves In rose.
wood case, with carved mooldi8ss' of brilliant and
No. a,s65 and 1854, pair of PlANINos, manufac
tured by the renowned Herz cordes, 81 octaves In
rosewood cases. OF vertical shape For richness OF tone
and elegance Of appearance. they are unsurpassed,
combining great durability with unique brllliancy and
facility of touch.
No 3,455-This Is one OF Uoree,tsr', choices instru
ments cdes q octavts, in beautiful rosewood cases
doubts round corner tab,, with shaped egs-a splendid
instrument.
No 3,456, another of Worces,er's superior ins,ru.
ments, double round corner, finished al round, with
heavy monldings, sliding desks, &c
No 3.578, in elegant rosewood case, canted corner,
with carved mouldngs and boquet; new and beaut
full style Of fnish and superb instrument.
No. $751; square Piano. cordes, 81 octaves in beau
tlful rosewood case round corner tablet and carved
gothic PANELS. This is lovely instrument, Of SOFT
sweet lone, aud delightful touch.
Nos. 572 and ,573-a pair Of superb instrument
cordes, octaves, in beautiful rosewood cases. round
tablets, with gothic pannels beautiful and po
pular style
Nos. 1858 and 1869 "a pair nf 6ne instruments,
cordcs ocaves in rosewood cases. square corners of
brilliant tone and great durability; the style used for
schools
Nos 36iG and sofia pair of ,aps.fne instruments,
cordes octaves in rosewood cases, square corners
with carved gothic pann-l tablets For richness Of
and delcacy Of touch they not equaed in this
country
No. 3,449-a superior rosewood Plano. with mould
ngs ortaves, oil superior tone, ana dellgnfu touc
No e,291-a beautiful rosewood Piano, finished all
round, with heavy mouldngs, full length iron frame
sounding board entire; superb ssren octave insru-
ment.
No s,30a-another of similar kind, not so expensive
ly finished, al a lower price.
The superiority Of Woreesteys Panos over all others
has long been conceded by all who have tried and test
ed thom. Every instrument we have has been select.
cd by competent judges expressly for
hence purchasers may rest assured that any instrument
bought Of US will be found OF the most acknowledged
superiority. We will sell with full guarantee, and
such prices that fail give full and entire
tisfacton.
Ladies and gentlemen residing at a distance are as
sured that, whenever are favored with orders, II
Is no less our practice than to interest to send
such Instruments shall meet their most unqualified
appreciation, DRlNKER & MORRIS.
ulv
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO. LOT EAST MAIN STREET, Rsctmon9
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1913.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1913.
4of 10000 DOLLARS.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 81 for 1913 TO
be drawn III Alexandria, on Saturday, July sth. IS
No. Lotiery-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme
prizes Of $40 &C., OF lU,D00 Of 5000, of $3.50, IS
Of 900, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quartersa 50.
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 DOLLARS
l2 Drawn Numbers nut of IS.
Virginia LershuTg Lottery, Glass No 81 for lSis 10
he drawn ~ Alexandria on Saturday July Is. Grand
Scheme: Si0uOO, 10000 5000, $500, $780, 2,.a3, 5
of2,Uoo, &c. Tickets slO halves 5; quarters 50.
1855 DOLLARSi 1880 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lsesburg LOTTERY, Glass No IS, for 1873 10
he drawn at Alexandra Saturday, July %. 73No.
Lottery-l6 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: Sfi,5e5,
II 500, 10000. ,000 1000 900, 5000, 2450. so7
2,DO0 10 OF l,2nO 10 OF 900, &C., &c. Tickets only
SIS; halves7 so; quartrrs3 IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 81 for lfs, 10
be drawn nj Alexandria on Saturday, July 2stl IS
Nos, u drawn. Brillian! Scheme: S5O,610 $4,000,
10000, $780, 1000, 1900 3000 250O 2OD0 80 of TOO.
&c. Tickets $40; halves 5iquarters2 so.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any Of the above Schemes, addressed Ia
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt uten-
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded a.
soon as IL is received.
n. Hurley pays postage on all letters Il and
from His Office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash III prizes al sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vcndea.
Hurley has NJ all times n complete aEIoItnuht Of
Tickets ranging in price from 81 To san.
Please address yOnr Ofdeisto WIN. HURLE!,
No 10, Main street, Richmond Va.
P.S.--Al business strictly confidential J,fy
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Ssr.ytcu,s Office

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ M0ND. VIRGINIA.
Let a II the world say what they cnn,
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man.
More good luck al STRATTON'Sl Another
CAPITAL of 10 600 dollars sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, No. %, June Is:
So &c 2 7 90 So 46 As 81 "a 80 IS 3
Ticket, Nos. 7 ~ 80, another Capital OF TO-
000 sold 10 a gentleman from Chesterfield, and
cashed al sight by STRATrON.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia, No. 26, June I9:
7 26 IS rs &c 80 20 IS 50 10 II sc >.
Ticket, Nos 7 81 SO, prize OF 81 900, sold
and paidby STRATTON.
Drawing OF Monongalia, No. 81 June %
% IL SIS II 9 s 60 Is 81 80 70 -.
Halt, Nos 8 Is 81, prize OF Sl60, sold and
paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. OF MonOncalia Lottery, Glass 2S:
10 - % 5 40 Sc 81 % 81 As So 20 81 IS "A.
Whole Nos 20 % 80, prize OF 100 dollars.
Ticker, Nos 20 81, prize Of 100 dollars.
Both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 81:
8 35 63 So - 10 As So 80 S III
Whole Nos. 10 80, a prize Of 100 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Glass SIS:
So IS as II l3 10 10 % 81 81 6 II 26.
Ticker, Nos. II 80 81, pfiz, OF 100 dollars,
sold and paid BY STRATrON.
Dawn Nos of MononaaIia, No. 80, July BID:
SO % IS 10 SO II - 55 Sc ~ II 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg No. 80, July 4th:
66 I6 "a SO S. Sc &c 60 80 II SO IS 40 3S.
ORA wn Nos 0, the Delaware Lottery, Glass 80,
IS So II 80 I So 40 - 50 "a % 81 10.
Ticket, Nos. 10 % So prize OF 200 dollars,
sold aud paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-M onongalia, No. 81. Capitas:-sl5,OGO
4OOU 1900, .227 Of O1J, &c IS Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets 81; halves2; quarters !.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI. Extra. No. Gl. Capitals:-s4.-
25o, 1900, 600, &c. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cis.; quarters rs cts.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
SATURpAY--Leesburg Lottery, No. 81 Capitals:
prizes of s20, 900 of 10000, OF 5000 of 2,5UO Is
Of 900, &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves
S; quarersa SO
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries Will he promptly al
tended to- and drawings sent when requested. Please
address order. to n. STRATTO:,
July 3 kichMond. Va.
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.ong Creek, Louisa, Jsly Z
1000 Dollars Reward
FOR SCIENCE.


WILL pay one thousand dollars TO the proper per-
anu citizen oi any country. proving Ia general salts
faction that my system Of Practice, embraced IN my
work, sThe Medical Companion does not insure
safety than any other sysem, independent Of Do
nestle Practice, in the best correction Of disease Of sea-
and climate.
The test shall be Principles, compatible with the
most honorable reputation inherent on constitutional
and anterior rights.
To render the apprehension most appropriate the
solution most liberal and popular safety enlight
ened-worlhy Of the nobest attention of the world,
from Its paramount value, available as the greatest
good the greatest number in those especially la
bic result as worst diseases, Cholera, Bilious,
Congestve, Scarlet, Child Bed, Yellow, Typhus dl
versied Nervous, Typhoid, Ship, aud all analogous
Perers including particularly their most ero
cious Epidemic character; External Poisons also In
GUIDED liable to become Hydrophobia, Chambers, Snake
and Spider Bites and Lock Jaw-ten Of the very
strongest points test mind and skill may he selected
best calculated exhibit the brilliance Of genius and
the magnifcence OF Medical science before country
possessed Of tho most iustIions institutions f She
properly appreciate her mental Capital aud Bullion and
in inherent failure on comprehensive trial for any
whole ton classes OF disease, II not triumphant in six
out Of ten, one thousand dollars shall be paid pro-
per American spirit requires If the full test best. and
only true on success, be not decisive before the
rghtful tribunals of the people, then two medl
cal philosophers, If possible 10 be found, may adudce
the case will be candid and liberal at once, 10 de.
clare that functions involving most uniform protection
against Reorganization, give so decided SUPERIOR
ty, Notwithstanding the perjury of Dotards, who sought
dsfraud the people To their eternal disgrace too low
for "reaurrecton to reach them that their meninls
should know my natural benefits, and reform, IL capa-
bio, with manly honor. Some small aspirants may
wonder about my not mentioning Ague and Fever &C.,
but the whole discovery reduces itself to the
practical of every honest man. on symptoms,
the names Of levers, however ncomprehensble TO the
affected wse nero bagatelle, and however ;ri.
umphant this system Is over violent Choronc Ague and
Fever in the hands OF the people, yell for their best be-
nct the highest science decides in favor Of correction
OF its commencement or even its premontion; and
who, In the name Of Cod do this, bur The people
In Truth and science, any but eharlatans gansay
this conservative position. But correction of the Con-
gestive chill necessarily takes the exalted preee
dence. The magnificent comprehension Of this noble
subject bringing up medical science lie practical and
honorable OF civilization, is before Intelligent
freemen, whose highest hs and duty are involved In
good of country, morals sciences and light OF mind
THOS. J. Walden, 81. %.
Gainesville Ala. July Z, le4S.-c2t
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Ely w. GGddInl, Auctionecr.
VALUABLE Al ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER

VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER
CALLED "TUCRAHOE," FOR SALE AT AUG :
TON UNDER DECREE OF CHANCERY COURT.
II virtue OF Deed If Trust, executed 10 William
- paIdrids-, now deceased, and The subscriber, BY
ihomas aiann Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife bear
lns aa'e IN the 3Cth day If August, 1927, duly
coioed IN Gooehiand County Court; and In pursuance
o. aecrer oi the superior Court of Chancery tor the
hichniond Circuit pronounced the l7th day Of Feb
ta1y, $50, ~ lie case of "BsockeDbrough IS. Ran
Iolph, &c snail, as the surviving trustee In the
deed oil trust aforesaid, and acting also as the Commits
sohgr oi me Court, proceed 10 sell upon the pre-
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of July, lo4s q, tw1lyr
O'Clock, IL fair, If not the next fair day .nt nun
nc auction, To the highest bidder all and every the
interest right TILE and estate, in law equity Of the
said Ihomas ~ Randolph and Lucy Am his wife, in
and To the tract of land by them conveyed 10 Jaonene
B. H,rve ard William cambridge, by the deed dated
Both day Of August iea7, exhibited with the bill, upon
the following terms, 10 wiz For cash. one third OF
the purchase money, and upon a credit OF one and
Two years respectively for equal parts and nstalnen
of The residue, taking bonds, with good security
for the credit payments and retaining the title until the
purchase money shall be-inily paid
The estate, called "Tuckahoe,' and referred toi6
the decree aforesaid contained AZ The date Of the trust
deed Aforesaid, about 800 acres, OF which pant an
since been sold Of To Mrsrs Stephen Duval liezekah
L. Wight, and The Tuckahoe Coal Mining Company
leaving now about 800 acres. subject however 10 the
right on the part of said Tuckahoe Coal Mining Com
pany Ia mine under the said land. a map and survey
oiwhich VIII be exhibited on the day Of sale.
The said Estate lies III the county Of Goochand.
about thirteen miles above the city Of Richmond,
either side Of the James River and Kanawha Canal,
and IN justly regarded as among the most valuable
Farms on the river Persons wishing 10 view the pre-
misses are referred s;ajor Snead, the occupant who
WILL am sure give any information regard them.
The title TO the above property is believed 10 be per-
feet but the undersigned Will convey only such title
Is vested Ia him nv the deed Of trust and decree aore.
said. J Is. HARyIE. Trustee and COMMIT
P.S.-The above mentioned Estate contains about
two hundred acres Of low ground, naturally fertile
any on James river. There is at the Tuckahoe
Aqneduct, twelve miles from Richmond. and immedi-
atey on the margin ii the Canal, admirable Site
with - feet head and fall for large mandatory,
peCiay ufron, coal of The best quality for manufac
turing purposes l. raised within very short distance Of
the spot.
1~T Sale TO be conducted by
May l7--dlt&cwtds w. GODDIS, Auct'r.
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TURKEYS OFFICE, No. los Eas, Main
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again."

IL
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again"
Drawn Nos. Leesburs Lottery, Glass 26, June 90:
Al IS AS 10 So 81 "a 81 43 - 81 80.
Ticket 81 80 81, prize OF 100 dollars, sold
and paid by HURLEY:
Drawn Nos. Mononsala Lottery, 81. June 3d.:
% II So II So l3 81 80 10 u
Ticket Nos. 81 IS, a prize of l60 dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY,
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass Sc, June 2ath ::
81 % 6 GO l6 25 Sc II 40 IS Al.
Ticse, Nos. IL % SO, prize Of ESQ, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery. Glass 2s, June 81:
25 so 4S 10 40 81 l6 Ii 80 80 As &c.
Ticket Nos 10 SO G2, prize OF 100 dollars
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Glass s.:
"a IS 43 II l3i49 10 % 81 Ga ? IA 26.
TODAY!
To-Day, (Ffidayl-Virsinia State Lottery,
Class 81. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 600,
&c, &c. Is drawn halln's On, OF rs numbers.
Tickets 81, at Hu2LEY's Creek Nation OF.
fce, below The Old Market.
Saturday-S50,O Tickets $40.
The "Small Fry" as usual, this week. Capt.
,als: 1880 dollars, 1000, Sc. Tickets /.
For Prizes in every Lottery, call q,
HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Stale Lottery Class 49,:
Is 50 II 80 7 So 49 u 50 "a % 81 10.
P. S.-Ordcrs for Packages, Certificates of
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended 10, and an account Of the drawings sent 10
any part Of the Uni,ei States, Tree OF postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
N B. Hurley pays postage on al letters 10 and
from bis office, and sends The drawings 10 his cor.
respondents as soon as they are received.
1,Ip
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WrL,CH;S NATIONAL CIRCUS

v -
CONSISTIN OF splendidly talented
u TROUPE OF EQUESTRlANS, and high
" trained Horses and Ponies. lately imported
rom Europe from the Chesnu; Street Ampi-
theatre, Philadelphia, will exhibit in Richmond,
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day lie 3rd 4.h, 5;h and 9th OF July. The iifsI
performance 10 commence al o'clock, on Mon
day night. On Tuesday there will be three grand
entertainments, al 10, 3, and 8 o'clock, On wed
nesday there will be Two grand entertainments,
one AT 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and The other
al s o'clock al nisht-ihe last day al o'clock at
night. nm,
The high estimation which this CELEBRA-
TED ESTABLISHMENT has acquired and
holds, must prove sufficiently The truth OF the de-
scrpon OF talent attributed TO each artlste and oil
every effect advertised in The bills and pamph.
lers. One OF The most extraordinary and won
dertul improvements in travelling exhibitions,
;s The introduction OF the SYLVlC GAS, Tor
lighting this immense Establishment which IS
introduced into the centre OF The beautiful payill-
inn in a large Colone, of Silva brilliancy.. ;,
THE ORCHESTRA, the finest in The United
States, will he under the direction OF he ceieo,a-
red Mr.. Richard Willis, sunamed The hins 6u-
gle Player. o
r;or class in talent The position OF the Propfie-
TOR enables him TO secure all the srea! talent OF
America, and Of The European Continent.
THE NOBLE STUD consists OF Horses
and Ponies OF he mos, beautiful shape, iul hiooa
and lancifu marks, ofany equine selection 10 the
known world. Journeys The most expensive nave
been undertaken 10 Gull The pride OF ARABIA, Inc
choice Of England and France and Inc selections
OF Scotland. ,sr,,
Ti0NS, are given in The bills and pamphlets OF
cam, If ibe mos, Striking Fca.s of the Arlistes
IN order 10 bring more forcibly 10 The mind of The
." neral readers the Wonderful Effects about TO
0' Box so cen,s-Pil, IS cents. Children half
price to Bo1es-no halt price 10 Pr.
= ~ For particulars see large bills and Pamph'
- June 17-d2aw
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To Farmers.

THOSE in want of Threshing Machines, are
/ respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. Wat
& Co.'S Plough Mandatory in The city OF Rich.
mond, or al our shop in The county OF Hanover
and examine our Horse Power and Tresher, &C.
fore purchasing elsewhere. II is very important
that persons who wish cur machine should send
their orders without delay. The demand las'
wear fin the latter part OF The season. was niuch
greater than we could meet. The most sa1,siac.o 10
nv references can be given, II desired. nc 'oi'
lowing is our lis! of prices: =.
nav t t.ur.' n,o,nIele $500
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 2, with 70
nav :n.s Ann, comnIete ITO
Haw'. Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with "a
inch drum, complete i4o
Revolyipg Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete l30
80 inch Drum or Thresher 70
"a IS
on Il SIS
~ q u Il Is
A competent hand will accompany the Ma
chine TO SET il TO work free OF charge, where Inc
distance does not exceed thiry-hye miles rom
our shop. or from Richmond, over thai distance
travelling expenses mus, be paid. we VIII oe-
liver Machines in Richmond, or az tne felreat,
near New Castle on The Pamunkey river.
Address Haw g. Sydnor, Old Churcn, Hano-
YER or at Richmond, Va: e,n.on
Hanoyer Co. June 49, Io4S-ci.