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MISCELLANEOUS.
cUKE CUssE.-BALTrMONI,

U RE CUR sa;.-RALTrMOR
~ LOck HOSPITAL, wscr. may be oi,iainc.l
tas mat spec ly remedy for vea.n s. or loss IF o
Eassc Poeers, Pain in The Loiss Disc3se of he Et
heys, AJec ions Of he Heai, 1hroa, Nose and Sir
Csas's ioaai De5ii a. aud all ihase horrid aiirr.
soas arising frpn certain iadiscre,io,-. no matte,
wacihrfrofn intc npcrancc, = the use ef arr cit
tpirits any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
sspcciiliy who have become the victims of evil
practices. Alas, what countless niitnbcr- of .en-
eroas M noble hearted beings have been swept I.
1atneiy to1ies thousands of young men of tn
'n,st exalted ta-uts aad brilliant in,eceis who
ght otherwise have cntranccd hsi-ning Senate
~ith the thuuders of c!oquence, OF walked to costa
'-y tho living Tyre.
Thpse suffering from any Of the following nlelan
Sholy effects .hnnd irnmrdiaelyapPly to
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Weakness OF the Back aud Limbs Pains in the
sicad. Dinacss OF Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power
t'aPtafion of tho Heart. Dyspepsia Nervous Irr-
liability, Dera cement Of the Digestive Functions,
Siencral Debility, Symptoms Of Consumption, &c,
&c.
Menfaly-The fcaffsl effects on the mind are
much 10 be dreaded; Loss of Memory. Confusion oi
ideas. Depression of Spirits. Forebodiags of Evil
Ayersion of Society, Self Di-trst Love of Solitude
Timidity, &c, are nf the evils produced.
Oficc No. SOUTH FREDERICK Strcet,
SEVEN DOORS FROM BALTIMORE ST.
East side, UP THE STEPS. fY'BE PARriC-
LAR in observing the NAME and NUMBER. OF
you will mistake the place.
ACURE WARRANTED or no c CHARGE MADE,
Take Sotice.--Dr. Johnston. Office IS in hi.
dwelling. ur THE STEPS. His very extensive prac-
tec 10 sufficient guarantee tha- hc is the only prop
Physician to apply 10.
DR. JOHNSTON
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London.
Graduate from of the euiincnt Colleges of
,h.U Uutpi States and tho ~fPuftr mart of v-ito-p
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:, ssica,..oma. Petersburg, Nor

-sssss'. FOLK AND NEW-l ORK STEAM pACk-
b CUAPANA have on tn. line their new
and pow erii low pressure Steam Propeller. Ci q
ot Richmond. II. w. FOSTER Mas "a. she is double
iron brace,i and f4stencd. equal IN my ships oi
twice her tonnage. She has fine State Room uc-
Communications fof passengers. and no pains will b,
spared to mike her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this rautc. and gnod- will hc delivered
with certainty nftme in f''v hours after shipment.
The Steamship. ca q Of Nolff{t is now launcfcd
and will rake her place in the inc in few days,
be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line roit-
meets with line of steamers at pier eight, New
York for Boston.
AGExrs..-.M MAILOR s. LORD. Ncw-Ynrl;
ROBERT RANKIN. Richmond.
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rNO FARMERS. Planters ~

4 DEGLLRN RN.-AGH N'ILTJRiL M
PLENENT MAALFdC TORY LyHda5arg-
The subscriber. formerly Of Baltimore, where he
was associated with a similar Establishment,
takes this method iacnrIa the public in general
that he has opened Nue-room and Factory ON
Nlair Street. opposite Bruccs livery Stable where
he VII Manufacture variuus and most approved
lmpicrnei + "f llusl,andry, and Lnhnr-saving Ma
c!nne~, ani pledges himself that all articles sold y
him shall be OF his manufacture equul in all
respects 10 similar Implement. made or imported
from other States. lIcthcrctnrc invites the public
tncxamnc for themselves hciure purchasing else
where, the fnl,owng various tinis-rortabc and
Stationary horsepower Thrashers, Fans. Straw and
Vegetable Cnitcr-. Corn Shelters. H1rrow> ,Cuitivi-
tors. Plow and Gang Plows-Main Street Lynch-
hurg Nuspa.
Repairing done with expedition ard fidelity.
Clan l9b) A. W. WILLETT.
~ Bed Sentinel and Dan Re- ropv
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81 UNION sEEAM-snlPCo. for

.s=ss fHiLADELriIiA.-Th splendid Sf.aui-
SHIPS PENNSl LtANIA" aud Virginia"
leave Richmond alternately every FIVE days for
Philadelphia.
These steamer are both now and have very su-
l-eriur Staie-roorn arconm cdatiuns.
The Captains uen sf much experience in
their profession nnd can highly recommend
this the travelling community, for comfort
speed aud economy
Tobacco manut lrtarcrs viii find it to their adj
yantasr 10 give this mudc oi trans >porIaiior tn,
'rct,rencc. as being much less k -y to dface their
"xcs ih g ttiue t.Irm 10 market.
Goods sent 10 consignment for re-h7mcni
N;.l receive every attrntion and be iurwarlcd It,
d u-uni rates
Ci'z"n. OF Lynclhurg or elsewhere wishing It.
Engage Stair-rnnms ia either of thr-e Steamers, be
fore having home. can do 50. ~ addressing Us.
MAYO s. ATKINSON. on tho Dock,
teorfI, l..
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n YNCWRURG ARRLE AAiSO

- JOHN B. GADDESS 8. BRO. Ppp,ie-
'ors, Jormeylyof Bni imorc-Have opened their e--
tablishment adjoining the Masonic Hall and Post
Ofhce, and are prepared to all orders in
then line. and keep constantly hand large a.
SortmentF FINISHED MARBLE WORK, at
Northern prices, such as
Plain and Ornamental Marble Mnniles,
Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, &c,
Prepared If ne test InleTsc7r and Halian Marble
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
ncatncss and Dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
form size, style and qualify they saited to the
taste aud circumstances of nil. Orders iram the
countiy pnnctually attended to without an addi-
tioEni expense Of boxing or ,hayage, and carefully
packed to 60 safe any Distance.
Anil Io-fs
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We ln-n IN u~r NJ. K. Biiij;ngi.m Ntchell'>
PUMP ANn ENGINE. and esteem them rno-r
yaialic np?rudnec. great convenience ai.d un
irient rrnrcciit'i nenHsi FIRE.
CHARLES MARN. Richmond,
f. =. TYLER do
DIR. RuYSfER. finrnrur, Sp in@<
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Frm,i.lr
EDMUND HUBBARD Bucli. elom,
Il. J. GAINES Clarl"ftrc.
The Punp cau he seen IN use ut Capt. VI. s
Lanehnrsf'> md Wm. II. Langhorne', residence.
d almond Hi. Lynchlur-. The Pump can be
seen 10 Ri-hmotnl NJ the Niig ofi;re.
10 NUTiCE.-Al person. buying selling
the above articles ar" responsible 10 me far it.
Il BRlTT1NGiIAM MITCHELL.
march 9y-fe Prom,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CCHcoL AT BUCHANAN. Ro,-

- u n
- EfOrRT COUNTY The mex, ne sion Of the
-abscrIbers School will commence on Tuesday. Is,
june.
The course of studies will be on scale sui.i-
cienty extended TO prernrc youths for tie highes,
classes AZ the University of Virginia, any of our
Colleges.
buchanan is situated ia provcrbially healthy
country. mud contains a remarkably moral popu.a-
lion. II Is very accessible being at the present
terminus Of the J Il. and X. Canal.
TEEMS-Two hundred dollars per session uf
ten month";; half To he paid the lst of June
and one haif on tic Is, of November, This charge
inrrdes all expenses except books and stationery,
which will he furnished by tr Subscriber at Rich
mond prices.
New pupils viii be charged from the date Of en-
tering to the end of The Session.
Parents or Guardians wishing further informa-
tion will address tbrir letters PottorsJsrg. Va;
Pattonsharg the opposite side of the river being
the Post Office for Buchanan.
npl 9-6w WM. r. GAIT
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Locust Cove, Arril .. So wsw

NFTuEAT. --1iiE Tenn of lease on the
w LANGHORNE DHLS haviag expired
on the lst inst. they will now he worked by the
roprictor He deems it unnecessary to say more
hun thnt lie will be constantly in mhrAct for IFhenf
md Corn. He also wishes to purchase 300, 900
Stare> and Headbg.
July 2J-t. II s IANGUORNE
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NOEECE.-on Saturday 1T day Of Muy.
\ 1872. will >cll to the highest bidder At
public auction for cash. on the rremiss the inter-
est of Jesse A Bramh,tt, il % scrcs Of lard lying
near Paschal Bufrds in the county Of Bedford.
conveyed Ia Us in trust by said Bramhlcit
THE purchaser will be entitled 10 hold the land
during the lie of Albert NJ. Robertson. who is
about - years Old. JOHN A WHARTON.
Aniil l-wtlMa JAMES 7. JOHNSON.
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LVOIs sALE.--The undersigned has ff=

ENSk SALE.--Ihe undersigned mas r..
for sale two Houses and Lot>-the hou- E.A
are brick and recently built with all necessary
nut houses and well of water, and the lots contain
thrcc-fnurlhs Of each. This properly is
-iruatcd Immediately in the neighborhocd of D. B.
payne'- and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
are desirable family residences.
have tor sale also, three building Lots 10 the
same nrghburhuud. each confirming ouo
For terms. apply to Greed 7. wills in the ab-
<ence of the undersigned. WM. DANIEL, in.
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DECElVlNG AND FoEsWARD-

x Z cING-GNOtLRlLS ANU PLAS M.
rhc subscriber sill continues a, t re proof brick
Warehnu~c on The canal amidst al the changes. to
receive and forward Goods. Produce. NJ nulariur-
I'd Tohaccn. Sc. Orr charges viii be low. and
f,rwatdi ,lunc with dispatch.
VIII rccrivr in f,w days first sortmcnt
Of GFrc 7-ies which he viii sell ow aud buy at all
times I lo1r Corn Mcal. Oats. Flax Sscd, &e., for
which h. viii give h. best prices.
Zig aud Bar Iron for sale
JAMES 2. RENWICK.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.-YOU WILL
~ lind that by huyng your FURNITURE at
JONES & IARWOOD'S. Main ST. Richmond
va you VIII save twcLtyper cent. cf your moucy.
We manufacture the large-r assortment If Furni
tuye in Richmond and we viii af1,r such induce
ments to BUYERS as To insure sales. if thcy will
aniac our stock We pay particular att 'ntion To
aching su that it will not s.t injured ia shipping.
JONES & HARWOO
apl o6-ts nnpn-i,n Ex rh.rgo P,,.I,
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T AND FOR SALE

AND FOR SALEM Land hereto
IL fore advertised. lying the waters of South
Fork. OF Ruckfsh River. in the county Of Nelson,
| will sell 10 the highest bidder, on the 9TH dnv OF
April if mir. if not the fair dnv thereafter
1t confirms between 200 and 500 Acres,
and ran he conveniently divided into two Farms
with good Dwelling Houses on each. This Farm
lies beautifully, and j. as fine wheat and tobacco
Land any in the couutv, and cs ar of an, spoufy
az deccptious places. ! willrefernnv one wishing
purchase. TO Mr.. Francis Allen, formerly of Au-
rusta CO.. If should not be at home who will give
a full and air description Of the Land To ary one
wishing To xamur the same as he lives al looming
and owns part ofthe original tract.
TERMS--OEe third cash the balance In one
and two years. and to carry interest from the day
Of sale.
ALso--At the same time, ] will sell go AcREs
Of Gne Tobacco Land lying adiucent la the first
mentioned tracI, and somr LIKELY YOUNG Me-
GROES, amongst them a first rate cook. washer
and ironer. GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield Nelson CO.. Va.
March "a 1852.
n. B.-The above advertised prnprrty is not
sold and can be bought privately and bargain
had as / am anxious to leave for Texas this Spring
Terms be altered in the way Of cash to suit
purchasers.
It hns been said by good and disinteres,ed judg-
es to he the mast beautiful place in the county.
April l9-ts 6. II. CRAWFORD.
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NEW AUCTION AND COyIMIS-
! SION gx0Msr.-IIiES SIiRS. EIRERS

have associated themselves under the firm aud
style of MOsby a. Garland, for The pur-
ppse ,d conducting the Auc i.a and General Com
mtssioa BHsaaess in this place. at the old ~taad of
Mnssy d il0lcambe. Ia connection with their
business. they design keeping a general FIR.
NiSHfNG ~"d AGRfCELTTRAL ROOM
where those in want of neat Furniture and good
Farming implements. may have the upparGniiy of
furnishing themselves with good article at low
prices
They will make LIBERAL ADVANCES on ali
articles CONSUMED to them for sale.
All sales guaranteed and cnshcd when required
They respectfully soli-i; the patronage of the
friends and c7!-isners IT their late predecessors
assuring them that hy hi- change in the stvlc OF
The firm. tHcy have increased facilities for extend
ing thrir operations. and rendering the new con
celn. in every respect acceptable to them and wor
thy THE confidence ofihc pubic.
VIII. II. MOSRY.
Mach 15--.s EApIAND
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WILLIAM II. BROWN.
a. en REWARD

4. e1 k Y " 4 Fs D.-Han away from thc
- NV subscriber, living in Bedford county, on
lie lth inst. Negro Mas, by the name of Aaron.
Hell nhupt 80 years Of uer, v- feet 0 | inch
es hig1 lie had VII he left. suit of mixed
cloth--hc walks rather badly, something being the
matter with his anclcs.
Fob 93-f THOS. ROSSFp
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Z VI WES a u . 4 = ke Na =. Le =
Il Ggr esrrs Fc,fs's Lc IT e1e iea Ce,ap mes
.Nanef c'ar rs. Arti-ens. Pr. tcSa mi Afz, lse-
AqRirS. an y o'tcrs-'Eilc pssI,s5s :tsses E'.rp
Es@fsst. coszasttlic li.-Rig5t .>trDJtdby T.
- Il : efe. LIT c,s-PG az All INrRtSGEaENTs
VIII Ri PHp>EcuIFp EY Law hi, Is rue mss,
vain ihle irvruiut oithc n-e; nni viii n,I which.
nanuflrtorrs. public ,diG'cs hotels, and private
dwellings,. nrr iurompefr. and comparatively ~ inSc-
rurr. " ifh Ills cArap aud efficient ne Engine.
the Farmer is perfectly Independent ut ali unar-
rnmmolaiiHg insurance camPa4ies, and bid
icfanee to the inccndiafv.
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4Ud hcE> od Donl1nlOn Nails, every size ana
description.
900 Bags Superior Rio Cofrc.
IL Ba-k,Ss do Salad Oil
2bG ha reis ira-g's best Family Flour
100 d. Bnngarincr', Old Ryr Wh>kcy,
$50 do Fetcnrr'- lAd Kcnnrdy's Ciarnna-
ii RectiGrd Nhshry,
- casks Pom Wme.
40 boxes Clnrct 81. Julian M,doc,"
II eases superior Sherry,
- baskets Creme de bowzy Champagne,
90 demii"lns Old Antigua Rum.
20 do do '-hIarzcl'-' Pale Brandy
avn direct imrurtafuu.
so do do Porn vi inc. our own direct
importation.
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigurs " E.ucralda
brand. our own direct importation,
100 barrels Rn>cn,ia!e CrmrHt.
l.50a bushels superior Oats. snitah!r for seed.
Ian I2-ts GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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MASONIC ENsrITUE, GERNAN

"
LFE TON " C.-in adv rt@ing our lnsriiu-
tiun. we do not iniehd To hold out Undue, rnenrs
which cannot l,e realized. Contrary t. many cd
ucatioual enterprises of these latter dnvs we are
resnved moi to humbug the cunmnpity by pre-
tendine to what are not Ii liberal expendi-
ufrs "flabur and mDnry ca1 avail t. pare uHr In
stitution o1 an c,nlnence that few bnusf sh z
e done Oie session has Just closed and our high
est expectations have been more than accomplish
ed.
EBlFICE. ETC.
The EiiEce is Il large risk building comprising
apartments the largest which is sed for the
Schonl Room anil will accommodate 81 students.
each one provided with cl0ir amt desk. The 9th
81 are appropriated to Rectaiinus. to the Ii
hrar,, Ml eum Laboratory aud PRINCIPALS Study.
The ynrl Is iastefllly enclosed, ani is adorned
with Is flower mounds Of various sizes whrh aIe
cultivated by the young gentlemen in the hours uf
recreation.
LABORATORY. LIBRARY, ETC.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston superior
set of ofPhilosnlhirol and Chemical apparatus Ia
cost not less than $500. Lectures will be given in
the Laboratory before nll tie students during No
venber. y LIBRARY Of upward- Of 600 vols.
the greater part Of which Books. viii be
opened weekly for the benefit of the students
Our MUSEUM eases already show above 400 dil-
fereni nineralogira aud geological sperimens.-
Lectures in uliaeralogy and geology will be deliv-
e.ed in Octuhcr.
SESSION. TERMS. ETC.
Tho next session will open. jun o0,h. and cor
tipuc n weeks Terms per tScinlastir year in tn
lowest branches If Z agii,h sl4: in the nd-
vaaced $40: and The classics $40. Several ofour
BEST fi,ni.ies have opened b'.ardine houses. and
will furnish excellent hourd. washing. fuel lights
r-orn. and servants niiors for 81 ner month";.
Gcrnaat, Is iornted in hi h region Of country
and is very healthy
INSTRUCTION.. GOVERNMENT. ETC.
The Principal, with assistants compose lie
board of Instruction. Perhaps TO institution c.
exhibit more perfect system md r'eurrifv both
ia and nut of school thnn ours; and what r'nd,r,
the organization complete, the -tudents via
with each other in rrcsrrving il aHbr.ten.
All communications Shnnli hc addressed to the
Rev. G. NJ. EvERHARs. the PRINCIPAL
ISAAC 5. GIBSON. Master
Gcrnantnn y. c., April 20. 1852. w-2m.
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TERMS.-The viResstASi is published semi
weekly n ~ per annun IN adrance. No subscrip-
tion is ior shorter time than six months; and
no paper is discontinued except the option Of the
Prsprietors until all arrearges shall have been paid
ApvsRrisENsSrs are inserted for 50 cents pcr
square Tor lcss) for cvory form insertion and
37I ssltsfor every ostev little number ,,t In
ssrtsas is not noted the Ms it will be publish.
1 It'll ordered out and charged accordingly.
Tae YEARLY RATES are For the privilege of
tws squares $40; tor one sqnnre S25--if inner form
81. livery yearly advertiser VIII he roauired To
CO IN Ie iis ssvcrtisng his particular ine oflu.i-
ness. ani u ne exrer" .f-src stipulated for, he
viii be charged rntnuiy for the excess
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r AROssEF.S WAN D.-TI
wv IIrEIUgsST GALLERY,

w H'm aggia i-rn~ subscriber w,.ull rc-
sp.ctf,iliv inf,r,n the ritiz'ns Of Tva~hiurr and
ling rbnltrv that he has mt r~tnrasd trnH
ti> l,rth wifa 4 - St,-< of niteria,> f,r DA-
GJEfREDrYPINCi. (<nm" things on irrlv now
i, tbs i.isii's> Fem as f,rn'r eifirt- r'casr
ami his mi nt's r-1aiintaarr with N"
this c,nnl1itv. he autrrs hri-rlf rhat h. car
plr,sc the n,.t f,siiion>; NJ least ne yu1r,a:re
ru;ir, Satisfaction in every ease no & =,
made.
iI,ving made arr,nsn-nentS 10 be iiIrri-h-A viii
all irrpr nHnt>. ~ they mo" HpnNar. he feels
r,niea /, -,-i1-. ti,r 10 w'n make good warl
u rnn h,, lial in sas citv in the niaa.
Gil aad examine, whether yoa wish picture
Gallery mex. asmr to the Danks. ovrr Mr.. Hem
Jy Davi,'. Hariwarc s,orc. +. f. GiBRS.
n y. A good supply of Lnckrts and Melaiio-s
For pictures. constantly on hand
r,arch oa-,s r. F. g.
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~ 'TMUsTEa's SAFE OF yAL-

-. - Gable LAND IN PfLASKI COUN-
TY.-By virtue uf the ptuvi>ions of IA deed OF
trust rxrruted 10 Ioseph A. Logan and myself by
.!ohn Wygnl, ir. and Mildred A. his wife, on the
S.h day ot March, 1914, and duly recorded in the
clerks "icc of the county court Of Pulaski cuunty
t. as surviving Trustee, wiIl f.r the purpose of ex-
cculing the trusts declared in said deed, proceed
ln the l7th day Of .Iuue. 1872. the premises To
-c the real estate conveyed ia >aid decd Of trust,
to the HI she-i bidder, for ready money
The Land is described in the decd aforesaid,
'-a- lying in the county Of Pulaski in the State of
Virginia. bring the tracl upon which tn" said Wy
gal resided. and comrri~ing various surveys d
tracts ~ contiguous aud adI"uur cach ntl,rr and
con;air ing bcrwcer s,JGO and I.7OO A.
crcs Of Land, with al the ap?cndnges and
aprurtenaucr~ ihrr.unto hclor GIG"
The ab"vc Tract Of Land is situnted within a
mile rf the village of Ncwbrrn, the county seat of
Pulaski; the Southwestern McAdamzed road pas
,e- through il. The Lynchbrrg and Tennessee
tuil Road VIII certainly pass in its immediate vi
cinity. ai'd most probably over it.
The estate is of great fertility and beauty.
producing grain abuudantly, and admirably ndnpf-
ed to the grazins business Ii is in fine heart and
roraiiion nnd well sci in grasses. with Dwell
On LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous
III es upon IT, About one half of the Land is
cleared aud in cultivation Further desert ption il
dern,cd unnecessary. il j. -eppnscd those dcsir-
ing purchase, will make personal examination
of the premises for Themselves. Mir. Wysal re.
sides the lnnd. and will show it to such persons
desire 20 eXamine it
b. he terms uf the deed the Trustees are au-
thorisrd and empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner. : To them may sp-
pear most conducive to TIE ntcrcs; OF nll concern
ed.
o. the dav Of sale il will be announced whether
the snd land viii he sold entire tract. in
TWO or more parcels.
| invite the particular attention Of gentlemen
desiring to invest their means il Real Estate. to
these lands they exceedingly valuable ac-
count of their fertility. and the character of their
nroduris. They situated in of the most
beautiful. healthy and improving portions of the
State. The title is believed to be perfectly clear;
as trustee. however. shall only convey such title,
as i, vested in me hv the aforesaid deed Of trust.
WM. BALLARD PRESTON,
Mar l5-i II nm Trustee.
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rT,REDEG Ar LOCOMOTIVES

Il WORKS. Richmond, Tuei, i3.-Thc u der
signed arc 'rrarrd tn orders { r every de-
-cripiion LOCOMOTIVE nr! 5TATIONARY
ENGINES aud SAW Mills.
he addition to tl,eir works Of a shop Of $50 by
20 feet. t" be devoted 10 this description of work
exclusively enables them to execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished hy them viii be warranted
equal to TINT furnish" w aov nthor c>tnlli~hm.rt It
ANDERSON & SOUTHER
FOR SALE G pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 81 feet diameter
Mar
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Z 0CsAING GLASS * PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTuRY.-TH IN
.lersiencd mauuincure and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prizes:
Portrait Frames. richly Ornamental and piain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dayuerrco,ype Frnmcs, large beautiful assortment
of ucw goods
Tnokinc Glass Plates. ofa sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, FIRST qualify. fram 5oxa6
inches down
Plate Class for st"res and dwellings, furnished
order
Comrositiou Roscrtcs of all sizes, for Builders m
terror work
ALSO.
Old Work rc-gilt and iobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any ra,tera-and large size
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
- Country orders hv ii VIII receive nromri
attention FRANCK & GLOVER.
1913 Mai, sssees between 9th and 10Th 81. Rich
nnond, Va.
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These vessels all Of the first class built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this uade, aud
have superior recommendations for ppssengcrS.-
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
and qunhed for the trade. and who will spare no
excrtiou to accommodate. They will be tnwed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
To sail promptly as advertised. Merchants going
North nrderihg goods from New York. will find
it their interest to ship by this line it is the
only regular line aud freight will always be taken
al the lowest rates and every effort will he made bv
the agents in Richmond and New York. 10 give sat
i,facton. Werespec.lully ash and hope ~ succeed
in obtaining fail share ofPutrnnase. Goods ship
ped by this line 10 New York. viii be forwarded
free ofcommission 10 New Orleans, Mobile Snva-
nah. Charleston. any other part. The veSseis
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No. l. Coffee House slip. foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRlE Richmond .ro,,.
CuAS. II. PERSON. y. York. s -'se -
No. 81. South Street.
Richmond Aur. oS-rs
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n TORAEY AT Ia W, LweAtvg ra.. will
practice in all the Courts of the Counties oi Camp
pell aud Bedford. and of the town of Iynehlure.
u Office in Schoolfeld's Bsilding Market ST.
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