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SCHOOLS,


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LIZ The third session Of the subscribers Law
School viii commence at Lexington, on Monday
the 9th day Of October next. and terminate the
oIa day Of March, 1862. The pupils viii be d.
videi into two classes heretofore. tho members
of each having the privilege Of attending the feci-
tation Of the other without additional charge. The
text books in the unior course will he Stephens
Commentaries. Stephen ON Pleading, and Green
leaf on Evidence. The Senior course viii embrace
fuckers Commentaries, Stephen on Pleading
Grecnlcaf on Evidence, Holcombe's Introduction
to Equity Jurisprudence, and the Colo If Virginia,
(l649.) II il very desirable thar students who
design to attend the Senior course. should provide
themselves with interviewed copies Of fuckers
Commentaries and the new Code of Virginia Tho
numerous errors OF the original text ofJudge Tuck
on, work have been carefully corrected by the
Subscriber and copious and accurate analysis Of
the leading cases. decided since its publication, has
been cngrafted upon il, and with these extensive ad
ditions il has become essentially new work. Gen.
tlem~n who may not have supplied fhcrsclvcs with
any of the text books enumerated above. can pro-
euro them from Richmond, within few days after
their arrival here Those desiring detailed infor-
nation 10 the plan Of instruction adopted by the
subscriber may address bin by letter at this place.
and their enquiries will be promptly and fully an
svered
The fec for tuition i, 500 per session. payable in
,dvancc.
J. W. BRocKENBROUGH
Lexington. Va. July 18th 1851.
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M Office to Presumption claim

L \ antsand to Lessecs, Occupants and P9mitees Of
Mineral Lands. Every person entitled tothe right of
pre-empon to any of the lands within the nships
and fractional townships above enumerated. is re-
quired to establish the saule to the satisfaction Of
the register and receiver at SALTWATER, and make
payment therefor practical atier seeing This
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be for
feited. And.
Every person having the right under the Act en-
titled "An act to create additional Land District
in the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other purpo
scs" approved Sd March, lS47 iessccs, occnpats,
permiHecs, enter to the extent OF their leases,
or permits, any of the lands within the townships
ard fractional townships above enumerated, aad
who arc entitled under the Act entitled IAN act TO
reduce the minimum price of the mineral lands in
Lake Superior District in Michigan, and the Chip
pewa District in Wisconsin," approved Goth Sep
tember 1850, "to enter the land covered by their
leases, occupancy and permits respectively at the
minimum price of 81 Is per acre, or it covering
more than one full section, entitled con the
der of such lease permit at the proper land office
purchase if he shall elect to do so, full
ton, the of s. 80 per acre, required
tablsh the same to the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver at SALTWATER, and make payment
therefor practcablc after seeing his notice.
and before the day appointed for the commence
ntpt the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May 26-wl3w
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SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
RY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE

lE rAtESADENI OF The
- oNiiE Ell Ola Ss.--in pursuance OF tue
net o, congress enutied An Act 60 authorize me
res'aent Q, 'ne United states TO sell the reserved
''sl 'I1s t'' STAYS % i'i'hos ana hrNansas'
80. 1870 -, u ', ~ an. low, s, suP
fe,c NsrTTapr ~ ny,
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TT. h.,s nc ,ha sn,,h,v.., ,,.x,or ~ ..,;,a
he ,,ar,hv.., ,,,ar,.r az -, anl IN.
NJ, half ~ ~. nortbcas, onar,.r M ,,e,,von. II
,nw,sb;, ono az r,,g. owl
II, a., half ,ho a., hale AZ III. n,,h,,.s, ,ar
tor and The cas-, half Of the southwest ouar,er of
scc,;on two. the xoutbycs, quarter If N,
marter Of serey tho suhe,s, ouar,rr ~ ,bc sou,b.
-, ,,,,,,,ar az .a.,;,, t,.,r. 49,, ~, sa,,,a.,
or,r,nr ,s;yt.,,-, in ,,unsb;n oxr ,be son,ho,s,
oporter NJ he sou,bca., ou,rter of ,c.,.sre ,rd
N. cas-, half az ,he nor,b.as, cp,,,er ~ ,Ly h
township TWO and the west nan OF the southwest
quarter OF faeentytow IN township FIVE, OF range
TWO.
The east hall and northwest quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section twenty-onc, the southeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter ct farcatyce; the
south halt the southwest quarter OF mnTy; the
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter and the
northeast Of the northwest quarter OF hfTyo"e; and
the east hall OF the quarter and tho north
east quarter OF the southeast quarter, OF hsrysir,
| IN township rwoi the east han OF the northeast
quarter OF scoeh'oen, IN township THREE the west
iali OF the northwest quarter OF IRE; and the east
hall OF the northeast quarter, the east half and
northwest quarterot the northwest quarter of s in
township FOUR; the east hait oi sereh; and the
southeast quarter and southeast quarter othc north
west quarter of Mirty-oRe, in township FIVE, oi
| range THREE,
The west hall and northeast quarter of the south
quarter, the northwest quarter. the south hall
and northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section one the south halfof the northeast quarter
the cast half and northwest quarter Of The south
quarter, and the east half and northwest quar-
of the southeast Quarter of fro; and the north
west quarter of sercn, in township SIX, of range
FIVE.
| AT the Land Office ut Dixon, ILLINOIS. commcn-
cling on Monday the third day Of November next for
the disposal of the following tracts containing teal
mines which in consequence Of their being embraced
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NJ and Splendid sock Of Dry Goods and Seddy
Made Clothingat IIholea'es5 RrtnR-G TGGEN-
HELuER g. UNTERMYER.-Resp in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods
suitable for the Spring and Summer season. embra-
cling every article of LadScs' and Gcrdcmens Wear.
All ofwhich the public are invited call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We have a beau
tiful assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticlcs, all Of which offered at unusually low pr
COS Call and see us; and we feel assured that yon
will be pleased with prices as well Goods, we
aredrternincdto sell low, having purchased forcash
They also receiving splendid assortment of
Ready MADE Clothing, Purchased by them for cash
at unusually low prices by which means they arc
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others to their Wholesale Prices
believing that they will find it to their interest to
give them call and examine their stock, before GO
ing farther East The great facilities which they
joy in purchasing their supplies enable them to an
nounce with confidence, atiheir goods will be sold
at RICH OND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHEIMER.
l. UNTERA1YER,
4 a
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RICULTURAL.
From the American Farmer.
Work for the Month.
AUGUST


Az Augut is a month recurring action,
we shall no, expcnd any time in prelimi-
nary remarks. but at once proceed to state
-, -, % be dane
az rur r.py
CT, D.. r. a. 10, &c
ue
81, ~ i. cal,nre in Last mon,h,. ;onr.
'','.'0 =" ''' '|e' '' '
"I1. an. crovn5-
r. - 90 r..or,nondod l..,
s M - ~. .,o., III ,,,,l,,o,;vo II.
"a;, ,t,lpnuaslv hu rcne,,ed barrow;nos 4
.'o.oa...., . r.J,,co !, 20 enc ,;l,h,
Ds;;as ar, ~. S..J~SaaL :, 10 or
,'Pe.o'''I = wv - ..s
"a. nous q o''".' It =, a. a.. .o'.
sa"' VI '"'',,eh' " 10" =, u" 90
,he' u'd'i, oh 'no 1''nc' 'Pleau t"o ~ ="
'ne oarh moor unu ,''.H chous" ., i'l'e
WIN ,he se1us % oo.t 'ne'n o'ei ahu oopa-
ra'e '"ei,'' 'l.e" 81" '"e"'' "o' ''Ne my
sceo 70 ,"e ne'' any o''o u'y '''o" you I'd"
SOW ana cover
yNaNeuy" '''" pr "''''"'o" = i'eoN'
10 ,',e aoIe.
-1o'N z ee'eN. oD s.."..,o" o'oau
e'''' anu ""''J" ~ ~ -, - :, 1T"
ms o.e ''" H. ~. c,r 49,
S,es",s. "A ~, ;ha snr,,l,,s ,ra,or al
Sa H. hv r,ll;nc w;,h a beavv roller across
,be wafer. fi,rrows
Jy,ne of ,Seed;uq-Fron, The first to tho
middle ofthe month is the best time to seed
rye.
Sct;noa T,uot5y ueadou-Foreverv
kind of Information IN his sub;ect we 70.
for Won 10 our "Essoy on 1Jsodou, and
tbc;r ,uouooeucDt and tle cvltvre of
Gyu,ses. Sr.." published in our Apr;l and
M, ,,,,n,tors !, ,,b;cb all ,ba, i LEI
AHA 70 he known. ;s 60, fo,,b--bu, his
much we will sav.-be wbocxncc,sa GOOD
crop of,imo,hv, must either scedit in q soil
naturally very fertile, or made so by libc
raj allowances of manure. 1t is a greedy
plant, and can only prosper luxurian,ly
when grown where there is plenty of or
ganic and inorganic manurcs
Scoring Orchard Grass, and kentucky
Blue Grass-For information upon this
subject. we refer to the essay named a.
bove. These grasses are excellent for hay
and grazing-timothy. for hay alone. AS the
aficr.erowth is not suificien, to afford good
pasture. Indeed, if timothy is left to per-
feet its seed before being cut, there is no
afier-growth at all.
Tarnips.-If YOU have not sown YOUR
fall mrnips. do so bv the 10Th of The month
at fartbest. For the preparation of the
ground, manuring, &c, we refer YOU to
orr last months directions.
Late Potatecs.-Kecp these clean. AT
the last working, broadcast over them at
the rate Of four bushels of the following
mixture to the acre. Mix 2 bushels Of
ashes, bushcl of PLASTER, and | bushel of
salt well together, and sow it over the 20.
tatocs while the dew is on the vines.
Ploughing for IVhedt-Plough deep,
thoroughly pulverizc, and generally fol-
low our advice in last months journal, and
YOU will not be far from being right.
4r.fIe s., that fl,ec ln,,
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Astxk&A CEIYEn ny u n u AWE Z r...-

~5lgfz NEW BOOkS.-JUST RE
Zesr1k4% CElvED BY d. Is. PAYNE & BRO
sxA.Nz& American Association for the nd
vnncemcnt of Science.
Service aaoat and ashore, by 1t. Scmms U. s. A.
Course Of creation, by John Anderson, L SA
Religion Of Geology. by Hitchcock
Life and times of CALVIN, by Henry
Tnppcrs works complete
Dictionary Of Sacred Quotations
Letter TO a candid inquirer animal Magnetism
Year Book Of facts on Science and Arts
Bcwick's scec, Fables
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Women Of Isrel, by Grace Aguilnr
Mothers rccompense, d
Woman's Friendship, - {"
The Island World Of the Pacific
Humboldfs Cosmos, vols
Rose Douglass, by s. r. W.
Caleb Field, ii tale Of the Purtnns
The pnst, present and future Of the Republic
Lord Hollands "Reminiscences
Lectures by the Earl Of Carlisle
The Angel World, by Bailey
Life Of John Randolph
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The Gospel its advocate
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Forest flowers Of the West
Indy Willoughby
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Christian Melodies
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The History OF the Confessional
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Gems from The Sacred mine
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Alton Locke
Lifes Discipline
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Heaven or the santed dead
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D. ROBES, e.'..
CoMnlssroSrn. orrrcx.
~ y : 'f'NEHE VFFNkt
Lynchburg, July Oath 1851,

LynchbufF, July 2sth 1851, J
The parties to the foregoing cause and oil per.
Ginning to be creditors Of the estntc Of VIII
lam Phaup decd are hereby notified. that shall on
F,idny the 29th day August 1851 at my oHics i'd
tho town Of Lynchburg. commence the account d.
rected by the foregoing order II court. when and
where the said par,ie. aud eFcdiiofs nrc required
TO attend with their vouchers anil cyidenc~
prepared for examination aud settlement, and oil
creditors of the estate OF said William Phaup dec Il
are hereby warned exhibit before me ON that day
evidence of their respective claims against the o.
tate Of said decedcn. upon pain Of being hereafter
excluded from all participation in the assc,s Of said
estate agreeably 10 the foregoing order
THOMAS l.. MACON, cox'R.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
E'R s 5 H an KIy II OF NEW

I,R e s HI Ar RIy l. OF NEW
IL GOODS-Thc subscribers have just re
ceived By express, a lot Of splendid Dress Goods,
consisting in part Of the following styles
Mandariae Grapes, Satin Brocades, Dotted Mus
lin. &c, &c; Silk Buttons, Quilted Ribbon Trim
ming, Ladies' Silk Gloves, fix Hosiery. Embr'd d.
Sleeves. French Worked Collars, Under Capcs.
Black and White Flounce and Marceline. Linen
Buttons.
ALSO, win open, in few days yalencicnncs,
Laccs. Lace Collars. Military Braid, Striped Swiss
Muslins together with the largest .tock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods TO be found in Market oil Of
which are entirely NEW AND FRESH, and will
be offered extremely LOW. Call and examine.
Con4try Merchants parrieria~iy invited to give
our stock an examination.
Mn.s-.x COIH0Irv e. HOLT
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T a NJ. LLTNS, ARE RE

7 Il M. MO l. Ii MS, ARE Re
y . ceiriag and hare in store
% bids. n. o. & p. X. Sugar
, do St. Croix do very fine
Ij boxes and bbjs, Loaf Crushed, Pulvcrizcd
and Clarified Sugar
10 hhd.. Molasses
10 bbis. do very superior
10000 lbs. Bacon
100 bags Rio and Lnguira Coffee
40 do Java do
10 Mats Mocha do
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. to 10
IS ton Bar Iron
10 do Rolled do all sizes
9 do Blistcrcd Steel
do Cast and Shear do
, do Castings
. ticrccs Rice
25 boxes Sperm and Adamantins Candles
40 do Hall & Son. Patton, do
20 do Tallow do
30 do Soap
10 bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 do Tar
800 kegs Cut Nails to &c dy
10 do Wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes md Horse Shoe Nails
800 Sides Sole Leather
50 do Black & Russell do
40 dog, CafSkns
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep Skins
bales Shoe Thread
Domestics, Calico, Alpaca and Irish Linen, Shoes,
Boots and Hats, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nuimegs
Coppcras, Alum, Indigo Madder, Starch, Soda
and Sal Pctrc, Bcd-cords and PIough-lincs--ior
sale on accommodating terms or exchange for coun-
try produce, Also on consignment, Cap Letter
and Wrapping Paper, for sale at Factory prices.
opl ol-ts
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It's t. coLHouS e. HOLT.
ONE AND ALL-ATC Cost

~ FOR CASH-Fifteen Thousand Dollars
worth Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selling off ut
and below prime strictly for cash. to quit the
Dry Goods business in this place
Our term of co-partncrship will expire on the
first day of September next, and in order to close
up our business by TINT time at least to close out
the goods, viii from this day offer entire stock
at and in many instances below New York cost for
cash only Our stock is new, and great many Of
the goods were bought at New York auctions for
cash, about half priee-iiis very seldom that as
now and desirable stock of goods this, is
thrown into marker at cost and us an evidence that
we mean what we say, our invoice viii be shown
and our cost mark exhibited in all cases.
3. Ii. IA. c. LEWIS.
~ No goods will be sold at cost and charged.
Juna
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Lexington. Va. July 18th 1851.
1nly o1-iI0
OLAssICAL AND MATHEMAT-

~ ICAL SCHOOL, LYxcHnrRG. Va, by J. II.
WINSTON.-Thc next session Of this School will
commence on the LIST Sept and continue 10
months.
TERNs-S4O. payable one half on the LIST Janua-
ry the remainder at the close OF the session. For
particulars. refer to the printed circulars, which can
be had at the Bookstore of d. b. Payne & Bro.
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DIEDMONTINsTITUTE,L ibcr-

= =
Il ~, Va.-Thc Trustees desire to engage the
services of a PRINCIPAL, competent to take
charge Of the above Institution for the education of
Boys and Young Men. This Institution has been
in operation for session Of Eve months, with
bout fifty pupils.
The Buildings consist Of large brick house, suit
able for the residence of family and the purposes
Of the school, and other ou-houses; and improve
mcn,s viii be speedily made. to make it suited
to the accommodation Of 25 or 80 Boardcrs.
The Board of Trustees will meet in Liberty on
Saturday. the 10th day of August 1851. for the pur
pose of receiving propositions from such persons
may desire to take charge Of the Institution.
The location is very cligiblc-t being the line
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, in the CEN
tire of large and popuous county.
Communications (post paid) eau be addressed to
Joseph Wilson, President of the Institute or to the
Undersigned
JAMES +. JOHNSON.
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CREAT ATTRACTION !:-NEW,

~ No goods will be sold at cost and charged.
June 2-ts
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"THEAT.--THE Term of lease on the
w LANGHORNE MILLS having expired
on the 1st inst. they viii now be worked by the
proprietor. He deems il unnecessary to say more
than that he will be constantly in market for IVhsa
and Corn He also wishes to purchase 100000
.Stares and HeadtHg.
july 24-ts ii. y. LANGHORNE.
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+ COOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE

anu uescf1PtIUh
80 demiiohns sup'r old Port Wine 5 gallons each
90 do do old Antigua Rum, S do do
ie 26-ts GARLAND g. ROBINSON.
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McCORKL LIE, sIMPSON q Jones

1Vl offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
Is hhds. n. o. and 7. II. Sugar
30 81 and barrels n. o. and w. l. Monsscs
100 bag. Rio, Laguira, Maracaibo and Java
Coffee
IS barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
so boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candies
81 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs. best sq'r and Octagon Cast Steel
Goo "a German Steel
10000 feet Safcty-susc
500 kegs "Duponts" Powder
10000 lbs. Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
90 dozen "Rowlands" Shoves
300 kegs Nails and Spikes bes; quality
$500 lbs. Crow-bars
Cord Manila Rope
50 boxes Window glass
Is barrels No. Mackerel &c.
ALSO, on consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licoricc
is hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
80 tons Country bar Iron. assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
300 barrels Flour
4 tierccs Goldfish
April 9l--ts
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HIBROsE GILLs, WIN. GILLSh

a DAAOsE GbLLS, W W. UA11SS1t
~. - and othcfs piotntiGs, against Elizabeth NJ
siis and John B. ellis, Oscar ellis Ann l. Gillss
Mary o. ellis md Louisa G. Cl-, ihfant childrritc
OF Anthony ellis, decd. dcjindeats.-The undcr5r
signed Of the Suite of Kentucky. wherein the snis,s
infant children Of Anthony Gills deco reside, hav
ing been appointed their guardian in the said STATE
Of Kentucky, hereby gives notice TO all whom II
may concern, that the next term Of the circuit
Of the county Of Bedford in which court tb,
above mentioned chancery suit il pcudins, he via
make application to the sud conrt for permissiorof
to remove 90 the said State Of Kentucky, such CO
tate as by the decree Of the court Ia said case Ri
wards, the infant children nf the said Authony Gill;
decd are, shall be, entitled 10 receive.
Aug 4-w4w j. BRUMMAL.
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TG the Public.

The tracts embraced ii the above PROCLAMATION
of the President. comprise all the residue of the
ioad mines yet he brought into market south nf
the Wisconsin river. They cover those mines (pnr-
ticulary the portion situated in lllinois) worked
under former leases from the Government which
hnd expired Mt the dutc Of the sale Of the ada
mines. and therefore possess the advantage Of
being prepared for immediate operations without
incurring the increased expenses Incidental open
ing mines, and most ofthem are believed 10 be
very productive. They all more or le.s CON
venicnily situated in reference to the navgable riv-
and other cheap Of transportation Of their
products TO 81. Louis, and are in the midst Of u
country yielding abundnn,ly all the agricultural pro-
ducts of the latitude in which they arc located
J. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner Of The 6casrai Land Office.
may 26-wl3w
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.-

(VVN Z LAND w "A Nd6AN y
- The subscriber will visit the North-w cstcrn
States in October next. for the purpose of locating
land warrants issued in pursuance Of the Act of
Congress, passed September 2Sth. 1850. Warrants
owned by persons residing in the same county will
be located together. They will thus be enabled
by uniting to employ, at irifling expense, an A.
gent, residing the land who will pay the taxes
and sell lease ii they may desire. lie will Sc
lect responsible Agent for them. A power Of At
torney To locate and obtain patent should bc writ
ten ON the back of the warrant. under seal,-and
nttcsted by two Witnesses His fee will be ten cents
per acre. payable upon delivery of the patent. The
warrants should be by mail to him this place
by the 18th of October. EFF. PAXTON
July aS-Gt Irxrx.ro~ Va
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COOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE UN-
dcrsgned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagrerrcofype Frames, large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, fall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 5ON36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rcsctics Of all sizes, for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the nbove
branches
Picture Glnss cut to any paitcfi-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order
fV' Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCK e CLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10th st. Rich
mond Va
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MIR. WILLIAMSON CANADA.

TVI ~ V1L111AWSON CANADAs.
1vl 1ahe Notice. that ON the o2d dny 81 Auvu.,.
1851, at the store house Of Clement NJ. Addison,
al Mount Laurel in the county Of Halifax we
viii tnke the dispositions Of Clement NJ. Adkissonl
and others; and the 18th day Of August 1851, attn
the clerk Office Of the county OF Halifax, we will
take the dispositions Of Thomas Johnson and others;
winch said dispositions intended 10 be read ash
evidence in a case pending in chanccry in the'-
circuit court, Of Halifax, in which your nance
y used as plaintiff and arc defendants Should.
the said dispositions be taken, or completed on,
the days above mentioned, tho taking will be CON-
inucd from day to day the places aforesaid iiIllt
completed. WILLIAM sTEGALL, IN
July 2S-w4w ELIZABETH STEGALL. 4