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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01


ID fFhLO Robes for salc very cheap by
- Dc !, 1919 WALLER Il llI,KLISG.
IN CHESTS Y II II. 5 GunpowIcr, Imperial
~ and Sourhuna Teas fresh assorted qualities,
lron ljrto 81 pcrpnurd by II'gikCr 4 Htiimg.
4 iillDi Sugar hir to prime also. - biol. su-
H.. On hou.r Nnla>.ts and - New Orleans, 10
hy Dec T. ~ WALKrR Is lhcEIlNG.
y MILLION lr.t Of Lumber, all qualities also,
= lath aud Shingles or sale nj very uw prices at
our Yard On ,hr canal Tor either cash or produce
Ottawa D,c. |, 1873 WhIKrR & lIcKLiNG.
DORK and whrat wanted Tor which the highest
| prcr wall be- pnil IN cash or goods ty
December |. lsiS WALGIR & lilcKtING.
ion KEGS Nails of ul sizes - spade. n and /
iVU uch"s NJ dec |. WALLER & lluKLIVgS.
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IN Gn0 BUSHELS Of wheat wanted. for which
lg hrac-t makrt price IA cash viii he
prH hv December l. l|i~ HagH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

| IN bDN.S Ral,.ns prime; ! krgs do > casks
NV Hlatc cunuHiS Also cilruu, pnnc,, dnrd AMI
green Apes, on hand AMI for sue low by
Ottawa, Dee, !, ~. NkLEIR & HIcKIING
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

4 GOOD assortment ii smoking and chering
~ ILtIrro in- .nLr nv doc / u M.nILl-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

M ALL pnp'rIE al. yDsa Ties: %. ~. transparent and
" p.p.r window cuiJnu- az dec !, Il .NagiHS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

7 y o. III 1o1Iilic7 and prIcc.at MAGnls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-19

We take this method TO solicit Of our friends ana 'ne
public early order. for such Machines as tiey may
want for the present approaching harvest. w ~
now making to order q large number oil Inc ceieu,ae S
Staple Tooth Spring Bed Threshing Machines, wniSm
have been proved so decidedly superior ~ n
Ave or six wears, particularly when used WIN ohlllns
Patent Self Oiling Boxes, with improved osas, -
ranged that the teeth may DO taken oul anu u'"ee
new ones inserted. ,.,, oo,,ed
We would ask especial attention 10 our new eealea
Horss. Power. one Of which can be seen In operation ~
anr warehouss, This power has been put 10 tho So
verest test In the last four years, and has received lne
hiehrst recommendations from those using them. we
will show this power to persons in want, and supply
them with such reference as canno. fail TO e5laDiisn
their superiority. ,,.u
We are also supplying, a, reduced rates, the we'll
known Chain Band Power.
Those wanting good Fan had better try one OF our
improved ones. They are made Of the best materlai,
and expressly f"r durability and we warrant them 70
operate equally as well as any othe: Fan, although NOT
intended to clean by once running through.
We are prepared to put in new sets oil teelh ~ ma.
chimes where they are so much worn as not 10 tniesa
clean, or TO furnish nep cylinders and beds II me Ola
ones are defective. We keep extra brasses, leather
bands, chain bands, &c and will supply at SNORT no.
tice any iron work for machinery, franklin rods, &C.
We have on hand a few OF m~cCormick's heapeIs,
which we will put in operation, when to be worKeu IN
the vicinity of Richmond, free Of charge, ana warrant
them TO satisfy the purchaser. We keep extra biades'
wheels, &c.
~ Persons at n distance can, by writing us, OBTAIN
as good machines as if here in person, as any machine
sent to order may be returned If il does not eve sa'is-
faction. PARKER & SMITH.
Nav lQ-cu5w
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NEW York., May rs, P. M.

A single statement like the following ought to be a
sui Efficient inducement to any ono suffering with dis
eased lungs TO make a trial of Wistar's Balsam, and test
IL, virtues in their own case:
FLoRrHcr, Oneida Co., N. Y, May, ls47.
MIR. 8, w Fowle-Dear Sir | take pleasure in stat
ing to you my experience in the use Of Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry
Some time in February, ls45, | was attacked with a
difficulty ofthe lungs, which brought me in appearance
TO the brink of the grave. | consulted those who were
called skiilfui physicians, who proaounced my case in
durable. My friends at night did not expectto find mo
alive in the morning. l was induced, as a last resort,
10 Try Wistar's Balsam, and, after taking the first bot.
tie, / felt grea, relief. | continued TO use 1t, and, after
taking four bottles, l considered myself cured, and for
the last year | have had no occasion TO use any medi-
cine for the lungs, and believe myself entirely we'll.
Signed, J. Il. GRILLE
az Beware of counterfeits and imitations-Syrnps
nd all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate in MANS, without possessing the vir-
tues. Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIS
TAR,S BALSAM OF WILD C~HERRY-signed l..
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. POWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
No % Main Street, Richmond,
May, ls48. And by Druggists generally.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
SIratf0sl1s eskisca.

NTo. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. S~TRhTT0N's tho man.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No. 10, Nav II.
SO So Go rs IL II Sc Al Q &c 2 "a 63 So
Whole Ticker, Nos. IL SO Sc, a prize Of $500,
sold and paid by STRhTTON.
ORA WIN Nos. OF Mononealia Lottery, Class Is:
80 63 81 Is 81 40 50 II 3 II sc 4 lG.
Whole Ticket Nos. 3 46 SO, a prize of 800,
sold and paid by .STRATTON.
Drawn Mes of Jersey, No. 40, MAY l7h:
8 81 90 SO 80 6S G3 ID 80 10 60 26 l6.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS,
FRIDAY-Monongalia, Extra, No. 10. Capitais:-
SIP, 900, 5000, 1000, ] ZOO. 900. S Of 6oO, S Of 400, &c.
60 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves =; quarters /.
4,444 DOLLARS! 1,225 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. al. Capitals 81
444, 1927, SIS, &C., &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves SO cls.; quarters IS cts.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS
l3 Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
Virginia State Lottery, Class No. 90, for 1913, TO be
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, May both. Grand
Scheme: s35, 900, $4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, $3.50, 10
of 9, ZOO, IS Of $50, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
tiers 2 SO.
S 1000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, May 9th. SPLEEN
did Scheme: SIS, 900, 90, OOO, I4,236, 10, OO0, . off 900,
9 Of 5000, . OF 1000, 10 of 9 100, 200 of 900, &c
Tickets SIS; halves 7 SO; quarters 3 rs.
Orders for Packages, Certificates oi Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended To-, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to N. B. S~1RATTON,
NAV Is Richmond, Va.
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A Card.

GONE time during the last Summer, atShe Hotel oil
~ Mrs. Pollock, In Harrlsonburg, | wasengaged In
changing or handling a large amount OF money which
| had about NE al the time. | vas under some excite
mrnt, and during the time missed a considerable
amount OF my money. Mr.. Tilmon White, of Greene,
being one Of the persons nearest 10 me At the time
missed my money, | immediately accused HIM Of
taking il. Examinations were instantly made, anu
no money was discovered 10 be about the persons OF
any present except that which properly belonged 10
them. In a few moments found my money IN my
own hat. Excited rs | was, At once became con-
scious of the wrong which | had done him. ! took my
money, laid il before sIr. White, and told him, White,
81 have accused you wrongfully, and here Is my mo-
nry-tan. -" - ""' -.| aniis', ,.n's.ii Tor the
injury which nave done you;' which Mr. White IN
d'cnanlly refused, AMI said, sSir, II IS not your money
that | want, but Il is my reputation that regard, and
for the injury Of which viii seek redress in 4 Court OF
l~aw;''-sincr which, suit was brought by Mr.. White
AZ the solicitations of mutual friends, and II i very
agreeable Ia me the difficulty has been adjusted by my
giving The above statelnent-Mr. White desiring moth
lng but a full vindication Of his reputation.
r. IGGETT.
am satisfied with the above statement Of Mr Liz
sett. ILMON WHITE.
NAV 2-cim
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I'll A r p S

TINE Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
i Elite OF the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, in The city OF N. York, in the
manufacture of
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience has taught them that the very IL
mited sale of his beautiful instrument has heen prln-
cipally In consequence of the very %exorbltant prices
charged for them by Agents in this country, and by the
Manufacturers also. The subscribers now design 10
bring the HARE into general use, by reducing the
prices 10 4 fair standard, and one that will stu aiioru
generous compensation-and being practically ianiliiaI
with every branch of the construction and hnish ol tn'S
beautiful instrument, they pledge themselves To tufnish
Harps that, for power and brilliancy of tone, shpc.riori'
~ of touch, and elegance of hnisll, are 0eyohu any
thing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported ilaIps from the Messls.
Erards, they are enabled 10 offer instruments combining
all the modern improvements with the most appfoVeu
models.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat
eddy to repair Harps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood being Improperly sea,
soned and selected, has induced them to prepare all
their materials Of such quality, and so perfectly season.
ed as TO defy the most changeable climate TO ahect tleh@
In all cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWIS + CO..
Address JOSEPH F. ATWlLL, aOl Broadway, "
Y, Publisher OF the Beauties Of the Opera, and Manu-,
facturer of Piano Fortes, with Abbott's patent Eiasuc
Spring, where Catalogue of Prices and an assortment ~
Harms Of 6 to 81 Octaves, of Gothic, Grecian, Eliza-
bethan, Louis XVIII, Francis the LIST, and the Viclofia
styles, with all the latest improvements, may DC seen.
and Grecian styles Of Double Action Harps,
Of elegant pattern, with all the latest improvements,
a, ,br Teduced price OF $500. Feb. l9-c3m
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a RunaWaY.

A BSCoNDED from the plantation Of the late Thos.
n 4. Sublett, Of the county Of Powhatan, on or about
The LIST Of April last, a negro Man named jim, alias
JIM HARyEL. This fellow was purchased by me,
some twelve months ago, off Mr.. Jones, urader) who,
I understand from Jim, purchased him Of a Mr.. Har-
vel, of Dinwiddie. His wife, he states, belonged TO a
gentleman Of the anne name, living in the county OF
Greensvilie. No particular marks are recollec,ed. lie
il about tho ordinary size, rather thin visaged, and OF
tolerably genteel appearance. lie has high cheek
bones, and wears a downcast look when spoken to. |
suppose he is about IS years old, but might be judged
by others TO be older.
I suspect he is now in Dinwiddie or Greensvilie, or
perhaps he may be about Cox's Pitts, in Chesterfield, or
else lurking about Petersburg.
will give a reward of S. 10 any person who will APP
prehend him and lodge him In jail, so that get him
again. fEIbh ". ELLtiI,
Executor Of Thomas 8. Sublett, deceased.
NJ 1Q-<AHny
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F0R SAT Z

SQS ACRES Of very Valuable Land, lying on Swift
ccc Creek, in the counties of Chesterfield and Pow
hatan, with 4 good Grist Mill attached. The subscri-
Der being desirous of removingt to the South, would sell
a great bargai In the above property. About one-third
oil The land consists of creek and branch flats, well
drained, very fertile and productive. Distance from
Richmond twenty miles, and from another excellent
market (ilr Coal Mines about five miles. There are
lew places comprising more advantages than this in
point OF healthfulness, quantity and quality of water,
fertility Of soil. abundance of timber, vicinity to mar
ket, &c ,&c. The buildings are good particularly the
barns and dwelling house, which last has six rooms,
independents Of stor.rnom and passage.
For particulars, address Iiallsboro z. o., Powhatan.
April 9l-clDtt IA. AUREITuS SALE
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nv THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
DUnGI a Al a TInN

A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by the Execu-
i tive that the Jail of the county of Henrico was bro
ken on the night Of the 5th instant. and that the fol-
lowing named persons, then confined therein, escaped,
and are now going NJ large:
JOHN F. S~CHuNBERGER, charged with murder;
JOHN WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN w. NORTH,
convicted of kidnapping; and
Therefore, I, John F. Willy, Lieutenant Governor of
Virginia, acting in the absence Of the Governor from
the seat Of government, do hereby offer the following
rewards to any person or persons who shall arrest the
saidf ue itiyes and deliver them into the Jail Of Henrico
county: For the arrest and delivery OF John +. Schon
bereer. one hundred duilars; of John Williamson, alias
John w. North, one hundred dollars: Of William Dia.
mond. frty dollars: And do moreover require all off,
GERS az this Commonwealth, civil and military, and re.
quest the people generally, To use their hest eIerrions TO
procure the arrest Of the said fugitives, that they may
be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT.
ing in the absence Of the Governor as afore.
I,.AL.1 said and under the lesser seal Of the Com
monwealth, at Richmond, this 9th day of May,
in the year ls4e. JNo. +. Willy.
John S"CHONBERGER is described as about ~
year, old, sroutly formed, and about FIVE and a half feet
hieh-hlack eyes, hair and beard, with a remarkably
ruund face, and very much bpated.
John WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN W.. NORTH
about S feet IL inches high, thin visage, blue eyes, red
complexion-about 50 years old. !.
WILLIAM DiAMOND-about 6 feet high, large and
athletic-very dark complexion, and down.cast look
about IS years old. May e-c3w
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Ereck Nation Prize Office,
$TO. lOl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

In Virginia..
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR MAY!
IS, 900 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No 90, for 1915, 10 be
drawn II Alexandria on Saturday,, May goth. 10 No
Lnttcty-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: Sa5,000,
1000, 1000, 5000, I 1000, 3,S7u, 10 Of 1000, y OF $40,
&C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 50.
S 1000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Class No. 81, for lsis, 10 be
drawn AT Alexandria on Saturday, May 18th. lriIltan,
Scheme: SIS, O1G, 20,GOO, IA. 2jb, 10000, . off, 900, J Of
S, 900, , of 1000, 10 of a,0DJ, 2Jl Of 900. &C. Tickets
SIS; halves 7 81; quarters , -.
May aith-Capital s35 900. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, Is
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any of the above Schemes. addressed 10
The undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL is received.
n. B-Hurey pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
Iiurley's rule is To cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times a complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 10 $40.
Please address your ordeIst 10 WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
P.S.-All business strictly confidential. May %
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CARRIAGES, ~BAROUCHES
AND
RIG &

NHE subscriber has on hand al us Tvac"
Shop. on i7lh Street, near seaotooks' Ware
house, Coaches, chatio'ees, BaIcuc ,h;,son for ,e one
o poos. Was and SuIkies, all OF my " manu-
t ao.na" Of The bes, materials and workmanship,
ia .as, :, sh;on and most convenient and substan-
, en- manner: also, many second hand Carriages,
cbarriorees, Barouches, Buggies and Su'kies,
III of which | will sell on the most reasonable
'erms. and respectfully solicit a call from those IN
van, Of such articles before buying elsewhere
An articles in the Carriage line made 10 oloe'
in The shortesttime, bes, manner ana mos.
aleterms. MICAJAH MANGuM,
Feb, 4-d6c8m.
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Lambert7S d flee.


On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
THoMAS LAMBERT especially informs his friends
1 and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of 4 Lottery Broker, IN the oflce ton lith
street, under The Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyi. and recently By +. b. Pendlelon.
Drawing of the Sussex [Delawarel Lottery, Ex.,
May Is:
GO 29 &C - Is 80 33 43 10 SIS as
Ticker IL Is IS, another prize, sold by
LAMBERT.
F~RTDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Extra,
Class No. IL. TO be drawn In Richmond at 6 O'Clock,
r. NJ. Capital: il ,0uU. " Nos, III drawn. Tickets
81; halves 2: quarters l.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex. Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass No. Al. Capitals Si,44i,
l,27, SIS, 1853, 10 Of l22, &C. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
cts 81; halves SO cents; quarters IS c.
Saturday Evening,-Sales close al s o'clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
MAaEIFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class 10. 90, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals S35, 900, "A, 900, 1890.
5000, 4, 00u, 1870, 10 Of > 200, rs of 900, nc. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
JJ- Orders FOR packages, certificates u packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any Of Aau.
~ 4 Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there IRE drawings
every day, At prices varying from 81 10 SlJ for tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and The draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Recollect No. 3-'Therr's luck in odd numbers,
ls Rory O'More." May Is
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RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm chLLhis
Iyinr on the South sid. Of James river, about ON
n,,s above Subjects Tavern, in the county Of powha.
IAN. containing BY survey $50 acres, a portion o. ~h, a,f
is is- grounds of a superior 9uan,y. aea.,y heavily
,imSered. The iisu land /, of good qualify lies well,
and is susceptible OF a high state of Improvement
There is n brick house on the farm, with iolr rooms,
: sale ia noteffeet.d privately before the lss OF October
nsI,s il will then be offered publicly, 10 the highest
bidder. AS the subscriber Is determined 10 sen, ne
,ians NAV he made TO him personally, on the premises;
or by letter, directed to subleti's Tavern; or 70 ~. T.
yvm. L.. Smith, Smithville P. o., who u aI,n9nssS :"
s mmn 9th. Mace. THOMAS A. HARRIS.
pnwhaian. MAY 5lh, le4s.-cst
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rp,RIrTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE Of kESFECIs
~, Cont held for Caroline County, at the Court
house, on Monday, the 9Th day Of May, ls4S,
.. Court. the members Of its Bar, and The Officers Of
~ Court Court. have learned, with deep regret, the sudden
ssa,h OF Samuel c. Scott, ESQ.,, late a Distinguished
member OF this Bar. who had ever commanded our IS.
,"sm and enlisted our friendship by his %assiduous and
sn,reetic attention to his profession, his kindness Of
h,ari, and unbending integrity.
Resolved, That we will, for thirty days. wear the
,sm,l badge of mourning as a testimonial OF our hlgh
,.s.et and regard for the deceased.
Resolved, That copies Of these proceedings be pre-
.sn,rd 10 his widow and aged parents, as evidences OF
or sincere coincidence with them In their amictVe DC
Resolved, That the Editors of the Richmond Hnqui-
. Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg Democratic
Recorder, be requested TO publish these pIoess1.ngs;
A Copy. Teste, JNo. l.. PENDLEIoN' I.
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL
EnD CAFE

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by James ID.
ID Porter To the subscriber, which deed was duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the county Of Louisa on
the aath day Of August, 1917, | shall on MONDAY, inc
oo'h a,y of Nav, isis. o." no r,"mi.-s sell az public
auction, Ia the highest bidder, tor cash, the FARM on
which tie said james ID. Porter now resides, lying IN
the county OF Louisa, adjoining the lands Of Charles :.
Jones, J. L. Cowherd and others, about four miles
above the Courthouse, and containing four hundred
and twenty acres. There Is 4 comfortable dwelling,
good ice house, stable, &C, and an excellent saw mill,
on said land, with II very large proportion OF fine tim
Der. The saw mill is not more than two miles from
the Louisa railroad. The title 10 the above property 10
unreasonable, but, selling as Trustee, the undersigned
will convey such title only "A u vested in him by the
deed aforesaid. JOHN P~OlSDEXTER, JR.,
April oQ-rtds Trustee.
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%cnIuANIC BATTERIES.

,rup .,hsc,iber. by purchase Of the Patenler, q q
i eome The owner Of the right 10 The ;aa, ana u era.
the State OF Virginia; OF c9 aa1s : pS.e and INSULATED
Dn "a rl ~ %n mesieaI and other purposes;
fe some thirty i or forty eoan.ie. and N eiI'ss I'M nave ssm nssn
disposed Ii ,s,,i,s of e !, p 1ss "Setsd f iat sale in Rights Of such
s1 PHYSICIANS n { nns' or Others, wishing to engage e, In MI, The a ssls
of.hs.s sls a",d s mass Gn aSaiRssS' sppl &c to- '"'P Prss,i.
aceuu"' family or county Right, can be had as well rs
liners u with the instrument at the Patentee's price,
AM one engaging in the purchase and sale OF Eish's
, III he afforded opportunities Of realizing desirable pro
Az Address post paid, with references.
yiorhea,e NAV is. ls4S-c3t WIN. CLAHhE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Daniel IA. Eond0sa.
CORNER OF MAIN AND l3rH STREETS,

COftNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock Of all styles of
~ Spring and Summer Goods usually kept in Jobhin.
Houses, of both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, lie
has ever had, and At prices far below any sales he has
V etbeen able heretofore 10 make.
The stock will consist of all kinds of Blenched and
Brown ,Donesiics, Prints, Ginghams, and many other
new and handsome styles of ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
DICKS; SILK and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Ticklngs; Lii
men and Cotton DrilIings; Linens of all kinds; Ken.
lucky Jeans; rich and fancy Cassimeres; Cloths of all
shades and makes; and, in q word, of all styles Of Goods
ne found in the largest and best asserted Stocks, to
which he asks the particular attention Of dealers in
virginia and North Carolina, feeling confident Of being
aole TO make sales To all who may give his stock an ex-
amlnatlon-his terms being the usual credits. or the
usual discounts for cash bills. March s-d&c3mif
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steam Marble Works.

- PHILADHLPHIA.
'NHlS extensive establishment Ia erected on an i'm
! proved plan, and, by the aidlof Steam Power, ma.
nuiactnres all kinds of Plain and Ornamental la
prices.
The largest and best assortment of Marble ~iiantels,
imported Parlnr and Garden Statuary, Vases and
fountains, Tiles for floors, &C., may be seen al the
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times, with any num-
Der oi finished Mantels and Marble Tops, Italian
iohibs anu Monuments, cut 10 sizes or finished; also,
on hand Il large assortment of American
"raVe Stones, in The rough or ( finished, Marble In block,
@c.' JOHN BAIRD,
49,. Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
PHILADELPHIA. March Os-Dm