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E.,rIIy MEDICINE.


YEyIIE blades o grAs5 GO" "eFc one "h'
h.re,Jore crown doubtless public 5cn.c;or nut III"
man who succeeds rendering all medicines H tss" Where .
, nny ha. toture accustomed upon
certainty greatest public ocacor aad should receive the en-
ut rc>pn For HAkER , l"!-
MlUM f!aim need Of praise Ga. '.e who have
u,c ed il will e- 1hs co. Eie age or TIC cure
OF Acues Cn. Choices Dia!ra, Bowel Cnnains, h%slc
sa and diseases arising d,sGre'c These
ters pleasant to the taste corpose "a"y OF Veaceh" M
Ter and soothing. healthy and stimulating effects upon ic
system readily increase tho appetite 4i' he
health and The stomach AID ~ s.t s!:io
the drive OF tos= dull heavy esg- ,"niaI yh '
ness debility When used acror.r % directions a.! c! ""
clne will be tics tIne the st3u
and purify blood. lie! he acc :y !h AN it.n
OF their themselves N!i" the 1sthsc :ea'i n
AMI his have u" fSl cath VINO -:e 'tH
ihe-" Bi.:grs ami are delighted with ieir happy ell CTS
| y.n- Price ,U per bottle.
rv he had in Richmond at Stores :" H. E0DEKE ArE
! GRAY nEX NETT l. BEERS. PURCELL, LADD & TO AID
GaTNOn& WOOD. Main street, H. BLAIR and NMP p lADD,
(! Shockoc !liIi ,'Gt.. IN
! .ROCKSPEiSG" FARM FOR SAFE.
TryIIIS yery desirable private Ncpas 80
acres ul land Of which cleared and good silte Gi
rprov remaining liacrcs well wGolet lie b;!
rs arc in good condition Brooke Tn.i:e ns:
aa9e ne Application be made 10 N! st who
'' SAMUEL REETE.
dispose Of my family carriage and horses ao buggy
and with harness each. all IN good or'ci
| OCT. s-d,f
NHyHEhT DRIILS.-i patterns, SinGIaii'r Jr
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NEW IUKk, Ucr- =.
The Steamer City Of Glasgow sailed today !o las w.
having on board % passengers.
The markets in this city are unchanged
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BALTIMORE, Ger. IL.
FLoup-No sales Of flour have been made to-day GEa!:'
remains unchanged.
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Is CutSCERY-VlRGlNlA:-- "A rules held In the Clerks
or Circuit Court of Chancery Tor the county OF lcnrico
- s!s day OF Dcuber, ISL:
Geor-c Akin, Pla'hih:
against
J owar,h Of the estate Of William Akin deceased
3s.D'r"r peieH"ais
m hcc, this defendant lIoHarth account
his hanGs Curator aioresaii;
.,avi hyinr aud fled that the defendant above
. is id.G, Commonwealth, the said defendant
!nc TO appear BE- holden tho Clerks ofce OF
sad Mona. Jantary next anu do "hat is
:s4.,ay 10 protect his interest in his suit
a Cory-Testc: : ar-,,,s ,.,
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LAND FOR SALE IN THE COUNTY OF AME


WILL sell privately, attorney for James b. Howe he tract
of land which said Hewlett renidcs containing from TO SUI
Said the of Flat Creek III the county oil
Amelia about the Court House. and the same distance
of wood good in the county quany
al wing smaller streams There are &C.
ye large and highly tobacco lots All the land is ca1a
the Of permanent Improvement wing cn
State good aud the buildings
convenient every respect suited farm OF me SIZE
liberal. 4. y. INI.,"rta, :. Ifauii,
WISHING 10 give my exclusive attention the practice Of y
profession will sell Of land upon which reside,
miles from the Court House, from the Richmond and Daf
Railroad This lies Flat a contains $50 acres lou
witch grounds, about l2O or l3D IN original s""
soil red and capable of high conioabe
convenient and credit OF or years would be gwen fe
ons wishing 10 communicate regard either oil the above a
OF land will address me- post paid, Amcla Court House
Sept 30-cwiw l a. NNG.1snA---
100000 DOLLAuS
CITY OF PETERSBURG BONDS AT puDiC SALE,
The Mecha!ls Exchange
II o'clock a. Nj 100000 City Petersburg Bonds with Coupons
the interest cent per annun Fayaple semi
annually. on lst February and let August -
The OF s0O0u lOo anu Sjuo ayape IN e
1865 and issued for The payment OF me uocp
lion Of the Civ TO the stock OF the South Side Railroad Co
THE interest accrued from the LIST August last viii be
per Of the will be required on me Day oi
sne-lhe equal payments on l3 November lon pe'
rmber and 18th when The bonds will be delivered rur.
may however make once, carrier date
for the instruments
y. CIV .ao.n .n',,I T no made ANDREW KEVAN,
no"' ''"'u ~ DARCY PAUL.
ROBERT b. BOILING.
Committee Of Common Council for sale OF City Bonds
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.,.S.W,Y from TucSaue, l;uvchland III November
Is Is, urr 10 ual named WALLACE SMITH lie Is about %
se ,al SLIM dark bruwnor gingerbread color has
head large bow legged aud heia,es or stanmers when
rqrl Slarp. spoken lie was formerly owned by NJ w
s Esq Gloucester and susedto to be lurking III
@ Matthews unless he has lett the state Tie above
NH viii paid apprehension and delivery at Tuckaoe or
Rhn taken out Stale; 500 taken in the STATE and
srI:i secured any Jail 80 that get him again -
- I-crv
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IL CHANGER Y-NlRGiNIA "A, rules held In the Cler

IN CHANCEEY NlRGiNlA-At rules held III the Clerks
ocp I'll, Coar I'll Chancery the county OF Henri
O.. .1 ,!Giy Uriujtf, ISL:
fv.r Hs and Joseph icks> Juaors Executors OF ohn
>p;lag., ,,cr.,.eL. Plaintiffs
l>r Johr Head and idciine his wife. who AIDE
.!ae >a., Uria Siars.. Charlotte Starke, ami other
Defendants
IT, obtain It'll. 20 the lands IN she bill
affidavit been made ard filed thai The
this Commonwealth.
defendants notified appear the rue- 10 he holden
Grfs said the rs Monday i'll January
what necessary protect their interests in this suit
AC"lH r.stc, T. ROBERTS, CierS
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vALUAnLE LANp IS cum BE NEASD,

-HxIIr III pursuance VI
the specified II
published the Richmond Enquirer and Ichmone
Of the land owned by The late JONI
Daniel called coniei. which lies the East OF Wills River
The residue containing offered Tor sale Ahou
OF Tins portion embracing nearly lao OF low
grounds Cleared and well adapted othe culture {" "a
The OF cranary AMI
vera tobacco houses undo authorized b the decree
the sell this land. either privately publicly IL wc
should the 18th day November next We WILL or
that the fair day, on the premises, otter |.
The highest bidder, public auction.
TERMS will be made known on the iay Of sale
John c d1G, rAGE, comrs
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NAiiHLE YARD.

Nain. kchii;uEa VIZ bsae
r.ya. Iai.an ami American Marble Monuments, Iomhs
Na.rt pleces ievery description Wall Plates, Fronts
',.y !ssi.a in Carving cxecusdn the neaiest manner
3n.s rom the country with reference,
N Rogers having served his apprenticeship III one !" he args
New York City, and having much experience h'
himself ;l all work executed at his shop VIII gave
linne Suih
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----s----L pUnLTc SAFE or NEGROES.

FuRsUANT to decree Of the CCn c"nT ." Cu s%r c"nr
DAY nf June sol. su 'eTeIl =.
penna between Jno A. Gordon. guarlan q" Anm ''"rto f. T.
an Lucy T. Gordon laiutii, and ~" "U. Ann -
Fanny Gnr!on and others defendants sII! or 'f
sale al public auction. WEDNESDAY, the ~ da% n Ociuhr
Western View. N" late rti
lecc Gordon decd the Slaves mentioned III said decree
consisting oil Men Boys Women. Girls and Children.
Terms made known on day o! sale.
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AsAESg
lH .cc,. William D. Wlen Sergeant Of the city OF Rich
.u~t ala.!nistla or o W,!iam w Hrlms deceased
!'a en,!rce Hamilton Potts. Lee Roulwarc late
King Queen. and s:lch administrator
N4. ,.nlr ceased. Albeit " SAITH Sarah Ann SMITH
.ua i J,in Myers til RaheIi C. Scott, Deits.
Court by suggestions heretofore made. un The
as.rr' % the plaintiffs we'll as defendants IN its
c.la AMI ;hclr before Court, and
proceed ~ proper s:e.'s "a mature 'hS c"!r
, a. y: s., havif" :e::s Hri ia.sh !" c, mi
ID, w ~. Il. motion OF Ie ecndans pert J" smith
>-, al. SuIt ani W,am H. Smith. ny ccunse VA" aIe Tue
is before The CouI' claiming lie uni u'irr Tue rL
81 M Cont rs af ~. t:Cci 81 trust eNtc"i:1 10y Js!'
1riI {; and john MRS, rus1etS conveying
~ IN ,yas; bcuc; the creditors "i 'e sGii
which bears date hc wcn:s .aE OF June
y.r n nua ant q" recrr. ie Clerks OIL
The coui'y H. and cory wcc"! u lse'' as
exiat the CnuTt doth that rn'esS the suf
4s auf. proceed by proper process 10 revive
the hearing ~ The next January erm or then
rrn thcir ia The Cp WI proceed 10
such ecec herein may :e eeIneG proper disosihe I" tne
t lIrr claim and show them
elJ,cd the same, une the dee oi iru before re-
lc nm John IIcnlcr Robert G See" aud john Myers,
t,uuri doth direct copy ni this order be i
Il. IL. newspapers published III HE city OF
aud .ersin ~rrhy ! four weeks, and thai CO.
lfvr ui iir >uNi'a: plaintiffs, II any as may re-
..a nrh Snrrp u commonwealth.
A sIt.-. PDN u !laS kOBERlS, &IerH.
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sITrArIoS As TEAcII1.R 1YAETED.


LADY, who has taught several Virginia. Is heslio1 W.
a teachcr where hera! saiafs
paid teaches all the branches English usually laus
Female French, and Music Tie Piano She WISHES
school InedlEtcly Most satisfactory
given References will be required. Apply G"s Phu
III. d ;, Box 676, Richmond, Va. Sept To-"
SITUATIos AS TEACHER vvANTED.-A lady
- who has had much experience teaching. wishes 10 @ ou
situation Teacher in private family Richmond or s 'c
She would receive applications capacy of Teacher rom
seminary. charge Scc School She does m eoni
hGr locality Richmond Her address be obtained rom e
editor Of this paper. Ssfe- f..-1-"-uN2ee
HsrAETED-Dy experienced TEACHER VINO can "'hs.,
~ ample testimonials qualifications and former snettss
u ton IA instructor in Mathematics aud the Latin
w. W. "' ' sept. l6-ew6w
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NTHEAT DRILLS.-l have t"o patterns, Sine!aiir at'
w Ga;lng's, both Of which come highly rcconmenied
Oct5 II. BALDWIN lio Nam street
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I.oUGII AND READY H0TEG

CORNER OF MAIN AND l!rH SrrEEl* kIE!iN ID V.'
bestowed hin ia" crir"
q returns hi, thanks. and but :rn"'cc .! tie
sam. 10 prove numerous cus aud thai u" '""s
l.ancI ~ bG
every thug line the markets ui Ec''r "'"h
n. Washing will be- serve! the ~" ~ i1tI
ncr AMI n The shortest Determined 10 iaTtcn" 'u
o To this Will si.e hts srnn" ai'cIon 'i am
nr sup. AMI his !dr :nsishc. "h t"
ia. affords, 10 rrc genera" Satisfaction ~
81 ~. ~ - az ~ i TIiOS VII! ..lEi.
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coMMTssT0NEKs' SALE OF LAND IN CUM

of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Cumberland
awarded Of August 1851, in the case OF ponc
and olhe undersigned special commits
ioncrs will ON the 27rh Of October S Cumberland Cour
House being day offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
bc the tract which the late Chiscy Anderson
resided living county Cumberland about miles from lh
Cour House about l53 The improvements arr
200 l. and the land well adapted TO farming purposes
TERMS td of the purchase money CASH. and the balance
payable and TWO years from 'he da
m sale the purchaser giving bonds with approved security Tor IN
deferred payments Ed > bh1MN, { Con'rs.
Sept. -cwlm JNO D. !ENklNS.2 -
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
ENNTNEEF
nnLxnE ASn ALEXANDRIA, RAII.NnAI

ORANGE ASp ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. SEPT C. lSo ,
SgyO COSrRA ACTOKS.-Seael proposals will lie received
al office until the LIST day OF October INCLUSIVE Ia" inc
the Third Section ana Al
cxanlria Railroad War.cnion '7lach aIiroad
The the road completes the line 10
Go!oIlsvilc distance 6. miles The cH. OF the Branch
Road Is Q miles.
The work divided into mile sccnns will he for exam
iaon and 21; Specifications will ready al te
time.
Bidders the undersigned produce sasae!r!
testimonials order OF the oail T. ATKINSON e. T.
NOTICE.-Tle for receiving proposals the above en"n,
work aud Alexandria Railroad. extended UNI
the 2o of October inclusive OF which parties Interested Mi take
O:i I-C'-'pCl.
WM. NEWELL X aOS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 3. South WATER Street. Philadelphia !.
EEArE hand large well selected assortment oi
E1 GROCERIES. WINES. TEAS, LIQUORS, &C
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IX Cf;AACEk3 .-VlkGlNIA:--n Amelia Circu!. Court
l September kulsS, ,e3l:
Wn II. elsna!, Painuh:


j,n iaulia ard wife Edward r. Johnson, IN his right
,g ui Johu Juhu.on, deed. Mary A. Johnson
>n W!lai. Sarah Wnco. Saml Chapman and
EaUaI Mood and WIFE, Susan A Johnson, Jack w Johnson
Mills Johnson. Dcien !ants.
this subject The interest OF the defendant
b. John Johnson decd in the hands OF the
cicaia he plaintiffs claim "i Sc9 &c
M rOnisscy notes bearing date the 9Th December si5
A. the John Gaulin ami wife, and sam w Williams
wife aYins entered their appearance. and appearing by
I'll !' 4 'naban. OF this State II Is ordered ,ha.
appear due publication OF this
nj! 10 wa Protect their interests and that
this r.er published! week Tor four weeks success
s the RchmoHd EnGwirer and posted the front door o:
s C1 House ;hs county. tie FIRST day after It's publication
a Cnpy-Tes!e
ICY T. G.. LEIGH G.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.


MINIATURES ~ TIE FRENCH STYLE
WYE hav. returned nom Europe n'iy prepared ''W u'' NJ
gS elective aHd asCluhl!I!
I'M. rs coorc natures model and the r": non rT' o
thereby trans picture 10 d'n u" a aFnc
Miniature Wchic iu"l m i"!
Al The Virginia Light Daguerrean Gallery, >o i' Ndr '
Richmond. under the Gothic Wil'o" -
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND. v a.
yINIS wckuown and eXcclcny Hotel has been cosu
past months during which has heeH entirely re.
painted and important Improvements made. has as "e
newly furnished throughout style combining comfort WIKI eG
sance he surpassed by any the Union
now open The receptions quests, travelling Inpo III
General is respectfully solicited By JOHN BALLARD
S.,I IG-c,ff Proprietor
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE.
TIME TERMlTAGE' ac; OF lard lying Crooked it'i
Cupepcr County Va mile above Wayandsburs nlic 1
Cupeper Court House an Contiguous the Orange and AcSah
Railroad, containing 6l is good location for oou"
physician, and Inc land well adapted grain a grass ,,,
MARCH, 7-cii JOHN y. GahNcL /.
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TnrSS NJ rIiytSNf

JOHN NJ LATUAM.
ATTORNE Y r Ia "
WAsnrxa7oS CITY, D. c.
IeRACrCES in the several Courts OF the OF COLUMBIA
Any business pertinent his profession which may be ehtrs
cd his will meet with prompt attention. lie refers to
Mcssrs. SELDEN, WITHERs & Co, .
Gen. JS0. VI. McCALLA, Washington, d. C
JAMES J. MILLER, Esq,
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T.iuuAS hOwARE. ATTORNEY Al Law.
his rcSicic the Midlothian Coal Mines Ches
st lie vi Practice IN the Courts OF Chesterfield Gooch
.. .... .'tshsr,u Oct 6-s2H
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE L.
D LAND

TNDER OF the late John NJ Maupin and by virtue Of
Circuit Cour; Of James City County and the Cay
of Williamsburg SHALL 10Th day November Sol, a. pub
lie SELL before the Courous door Of aaid county a c
Inc lands said and nearly all between sand city
and highly improved besides abnu
loo acres meadow and ebalance abundany studded ~
accessible by beyond TWO ne
rom while apart lies narigabe creek on which are te
lr bIck remains valuable manufacturing water ni Il
which vessels may float which empies into James Rive
one mile Of these lands ahound with nari ana WI %
parcecd by commissioners under an order ol sa
Court, probable oil purchasers oter real esa
will then there sol embracing desirable houses and lois
including and connodous brick soreouse anu lo
| u Blacksmith shop and ot &c, &C. .
TgRMs-Upon and three years with ineres
o 1852 when possession will he given the pur
chaser bond with good and sufficient security aud the ME
ynIcn;s shall made See card pub
| iishcd. RO II. ARMI>TEAD Executor and CnmInr
| Williamsburg. Va Augusi9. lS5-cwtds
Norfolk Beacon, Baltimore York Herald vii
publish week until the day OF sae and forward bills TO En-
l,,ircr crotfrs form
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tSIiA Els f-FIkGIlA. Al Circuit Court II" Chancrry
~ .tunt: cG.,o. h.l! the State Courthouse in the
t.,a Amoo! Monday. tie 18th fay Of June ls3l
Fowl. Peterson ami McKenicy H. 5. Phip, Robert
fy irl,s iscr Mrr!ecai Lewis a: Samuel lie
So = - D ,r:ca:i and Rtau and Cray. Pitts.
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The DONALDSON AND GREEa CORnEspaxDEScE.-We are
sony the Richmond Enquirer will appreciate motives
IN publishing ts correspondence. There is mis- ke
abna the geruncnoSs Of liz letters Donaldson and Gicer
What will the in1irr say, if the convention called for
neat June Should be held. aui Nominate leading
democrat Of the West for the Presidency! Would i! like
have deocrac canInues in Lie li-lIl-[I Y Nsr0LH
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LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

ID. Appleton II Co, 200 Broad,cav lye,o York
Have now ready the fourth edition
T IFE OFJ0HN RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE
By Hugh A. Garland. Two volumes l2mo
Portraits; 50 so.
" Mr. Garland has given us daguerrec.ype OF
character more eccentric and variable than IRA
nus itself, and withal, two volumes of exceedingly
choice historical reading. III Republic
The biography of Randolph has greater charms
than the most exciting fiction. '-Charieston .Mer.
curry
I" A good life of this remarkable man has long
been desired Mr.. Garland has furnished an ex.
tremey readable book; the two volumes not only
contain the history Of his fe and analysis of his
character, but an interesting account OF the poll
tics and the public men Of the day. n-T Crescent.
" Since Kennedy's life of William Writ, we
have bad no biography, certainly no American bi-
ography, which Will at all compare in interest with
this work 1t must be read by multitudes with in.
tense interest 81 JNernrk DAILY Advertiser.
" Mr.. Garland has made good use Of his mate
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"Tbs book fills blank in the biographical no
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umes gives us a faithful account Of his whole ca.
reer, an analysis of his celebrated speeches, &c u
Philadelphia Enquirer.
AS biography, il is marked by directness
and unity Of purpose, and by comprehensivenes ,
and variety of manner. - Boston Post.
ut s one OF the most interesting American bi
ographies with which we are acquainted ~ Ere
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The work is written in an easy and beautiful
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author is intimately acquainted with American
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times, have played a distinguished pnrt in tn,
drama Of the Republic 1t forms valuable add
ton to our national history, Democratic Review
March l7--d,tw.w
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100 DOLLARS REWARD +!

JAN away from the subscriber, October 9th,
III 1897, from his residence on Willow Swamp,
South Edisto River, Orangeburg District, South
Carolina, negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well proportional,
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head, prominent nose, and no whskers having
on one Of his arms the letter S, or a mark resemb-
ling il. He had scar the inner ankle of, ]
presume, the left foot. He speaks with plaus-
biity and ease is rather assuming in his address,
yet mild and humble in his manners. He is o
keen, shrewd fellow, walks fast and quite erect,
and is apt TO bear uncommonIy much on his toes
when hurried. He said that he originally be-
onged to a farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin
ton, in Virginia; either there or Norfolk or Rich
mond in that State, Lpresume he took up quar-
tiers. Any person finding and apprehending the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands Of
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward of
one hundred dollars, besides reasonable expenses
that he may be at in coming and returning
WILLIAM RILEY.
Nav 10-6tpw
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Offering to furnish any class or description Of ar
iicles at the lowest prices quality considered, cha
receive contract for tho same, on executing a
bond, with two or more sureties, satisfactory 10
the clerk, for the performance Of the same, under
forfeiture Of twice the contract price IN case OF
failure; which bond must be filed in the office OF
said clerk within ten days AFTER the proposals have
been opened and the result declared.
The right is reserved, IN case il should be ne
cessary, order further supply Of all OF any OF
the articles contained in the above list.
The clerk also reserves the right to Judge and
determine whether the articles offered conform to
the samples furnished not, and may, in his dis
crelioD, refuse TO receive them, If in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they
are intended.
X. M. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives U. S.
April l5--lawuulyI
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S. GRlSWOLD q co.

.. bhio WILD az w.,
Successors 10 Daniel Pratt & Co..
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
IL they are now manufacturing
COTTON GINS
at Prattsville, Autauga county, Alabama.
Their arrangements for manufacturing are extern
sive and complete, which will enable them TO furn-
ish Gins to planters on the most favorable terms
As to the superiority Of their Gins, they have on
ly to refer to the reputation which the manufac-
ture and sale of over 10000 has acquired for them
throughout the entire cotton growing region.
From % years experience, with every facility and
good workmen, they are confident that they will
be able to give satisfaction to all who may patron
ze them.
Their Gins warranted to perform well.
Engagements for Gins can he made with their
travelling agents, who will call on planters gene
rally, or by letter directed to Prattville Autauga
county, Alabama.
They have a foundry connected with their
manufactory, at which they are prepared to do
mill work and other casting. Gin gearing CON
stanty on hand for 8, 10 and IL feet wheels. A
portion Of public patronage is solicited.
A supply Of Gins always on hand with Camp
bell & Co, Mobile, and II. Kendall, & Carter Co.,
.Nfm Orleans.
S. GRISWOLD g. Co
Aprl 3-tf