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GENERAL AGENCY, &c.-Richard Hill,
" Jr, and B. W. Tally Of Hanover, have enter.
ed into par'nci snip for the purpose of conducting
General Agency in ali its branches, particularly
the hiring OF negroes aud renting OF houses. They
will be pleased receive the :ayors Of their friends
and the public.
RICHARD HILL, il.
re 6-d&ct5I 3. w TALLY
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MARINE NE WIS.


SAILED,
Schr Col Davis, Todd Washington, stone
Schr Ellen, Haliett, Boston, lndse, Sht lids i
Bonneville.
Schr Ma ia, Baker, Boston. mGse, Currie.
Schr Hill Carer Nelson. New York, D Curria
s3ckr Almira Smith, New York.
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las. 4. sNELA, Agent for MILLlsON
SHELL, has taken the stand No 90 west aiain
street lately occupied by jno. a Smell s. Co.. and
has Just received a part, ami by "Wednesday next,
vii! have IN entire new stock of staple and
its The patronage o. the friends of the late frrns of
inc A. Smell & Co., Barnes l. Smell and Hugh
Rileiph rclI-ts
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EDUCATION.
INST RUCTIO ON THE PIANO
i FORTE. HARP. GUITAR. AND VOCAL NIL.

ms II X u E. TIONS ON THE PLANO
FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND VOCAL MI.
SIC.-Prof. BRANDT respectfully informs the
citizens Of Richmond that he gives lessons on the
above mentioned instruments, and also inthe high
er branches Of Vocal Music.
Prof having had an experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught In several of The largest Semnaries in the
South, offers his services to the different Fe-
male Seminaries, well as TO the citizens of Rich.
mond generally. For advanced scholars will have
the benefit Of being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev
DR. Jones, and to the Rev DR. Leroy N Lee.
Al orders received at Mr. II Taylosr, Nash g.
Woodhcuse's, Morris & Brothers, and Harold e.
Murray's stores. de 2-3tawiw
nRAWING.--J. s. PERKINS having return
- ed TO Richmond for the winter, will give in
strGction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jccts or models by the beat masters, AID have
been selected with view 10 attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead The pupil TO bold ard Independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him 10
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5,h and Franklin streets) and ex.
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired
Separate hours devoted to young Gsnternen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
ceved on the same terms as in schools.
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- We learn from the Fredericksburg
Recorder that on the Goth of November, about
Ii O'Clock at night, u servants house upon
the premises Of Mr.. Robert De;herage, in
Rappahannock county, took fire and was CON
sumcd, and negro boy about twelve years
old was burned TO death. The boy was
brought out with other children that were in
the house, but went back for something he
had left, and thus lost his life. Eighteen
months and four days previous to this occur
renee, hr. ID. had a barn of considerable size
consumed by fire.
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O. FOR RENT.-The house end store No
Tsl % Main street, az present occupied by the
proprietor az Clot,ng Store, and without eycep-
ton, the very best business location in the city of
Richmond. The necessity of attending to bust
in another State is tho only re Tor renting
the promises. This ia opportunity that seldom
offers, and may not again for years. There is a
lease that has nearly five years TO run. Early ap-
plicatons are solicited. Call on the premises, 9s
Main street LEWIS HYEEMAE
de Adm
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IIFn OF THE Hon. NATHANIEL

IF@ OF THE HON. NATHANIEL
- MACON, of North Caroliua, in which there is
displayed striking instances of virtue, enterprise
courage, generosity. patriotism; his public life,
illustrating the blessings OF political union the mis-.
cries of faction and the ;schiets Of 1espot;c pow
er in any Government. His private life: furnish.
ing lessons upon lie ecence Of social happiness
aud !gicus freedom, Of greater value, perhaps,
than 10 be found il the biography If any other
character, either ancient or IN dern, having lived
aud died without an enemy by Edward Gotten,
Of North CaroliEa-price Is cts
For sale BY J.B. GLIB,
de4 50. Cpposite Citv Hotel Main ST
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GTiCE.--Having duly qualified as ainin IS
tratrix of the estate Of my late husband, john
Hitchcock, deceased, and having by power of al.
non, Of the city OF Richmond, my attorney in FACT
Tor the purpose of said administration hereby
give notice that he alone is authorized to act in the
settlement Of the said estate. Persons Indebted to il
VIII make paymen. 20 him; and those who have
Claims a. a!nst II, will present them TO him, prop
erly authenticated for settlement
de 9-ts ELEANOR C. T. HITCHCOCK
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JOB PRINTING.

DIS pAx'Cla OFFICE,
Governor 2trscs, = doors from, is.aia,
RICHMOND, Ia.
Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars, Tickets,
IandbiIls, BLANKS, So. &c.
Labels. of every description
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
LIZ Orders for ali kinda Of Printing will be re.
ceived ana executed in the handsonesF style.
jy ID
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I've sPenk as 10 Wise Me-,
w b1 auv 9th. ofher S M.di, CURES MAD

,r,1,We speak as 10 Wise M.,.Y
WERE EVER SUCH CURES ~
~ any ether Medicine than HaDe
CAL DISCOyERY!-With such te.t;,eaIaf MD.
ger proof can be given, unless it be TIA. 81 host'ar
derful HamptoRs Vegetable Tincture u lhls ~,
Let the afflicted read readl
bARRELLviLLE, ALLEGAxY Co NJ
To Messrs Mortimer L Mowbrav D'"' = l$'%
r Dear siTs: In justice to DR. Hampton's ve,..,.
ilnctule, l wish 10 inform You that was Le'aaa
on the sd day OF January last with an atfse,Ie
stomach, bowels and kidneys / wtsattsrJ4no OF II.
.Ia IN ior more than two mouths ti
tie or no effect had sons knowledge of "a r. %
virtue In Hampt0D's Tincture from ora b..iHs 9rr
my wife had taken two years since '''''S wiz
came 70 the conclusion that would take M
medicine from my physicians but try the T 20 M,
ana am happy TO inform you had not tsk u
days before felt its powerful nfueDc. nno 20 II -
ach. nave continued using the Tiucture And J Ves
aDe 10 ieaVe my room, and can eat any Conn., Z
ach. '1'0 Vi ny s;e1
The afflicted or their friends are daily v;.;,.
learn OF the great virtue there is in this TO-. u .
Hampton's. A'neIQfs &
expect to send you several certificate.
confined to her room twelve months with a@s Dee,
the head, affecting the brain. useass &
Respectfully yours, EWur,
On the permanency of the cure hear hin, 60.
other letter from the above "'iA &C.
BARRELLviLLE, ALLEGASY Co y,
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: '
Dear Slrs | am happy to inform Won that III;
finds me in the enjoyment of good health nv tb ~
your HaInpton's Tlncture and the blessing oF ~
am enabled TO pursue my daily avocations AZ usraT
have great desire that the afflicted shond 90 al
great curative powers of the Tincture '" ~
am, with respect, yours,
EW Hall.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None use9 Dss,..
4 Ladys Testimony after hirty-eigA gea,. =.
Suffering! s"'9
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful -,
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures MAJ
it, -s %
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY April II rs;,
Messrs Tyler l. Adar: ~ '''<
have been afflicted with rheumatism ar tir,a.
my twelfth year; will be fifty years Of age the ts
of this month the attacks were at times az sac LOW
to render me helpless; have tried varions rars'
to very little effect. Last October was sttsckse'
my shoulders, sides, back, and hips; copH no. "a
day night; could not move any part of nv -
without crying with pain, at this time also tris5 ~
ny remedies internal and external without rarssr-
any relief; was at last advised to try Hanptn, ~
getable Tincture; before | had taken one bot.r g
which felt much better, and as continued TAXI,
felt strength coming into my back and limbs an ~
stomach strengthened and revived every way. -
taken five bottles, and much better than aYns.,
ed to be. | intend to use it whenever need il a.!
would recommend it to the afflicted believing il prs
qualed.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGNELI
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e GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.
"a Selling off at Cost, and some
NY -. Goods below C0st-At HENRY HY-

essaaaaD MANS, Direct Importer Of Watches and
Guns, No SO, Main Street As intend going to
Europe again in the Spring to make further ar
rangcments for importing Watches and Guns di
rect to this city, as to be enabled TO keep the
trade in our State, to compete with the Northern
Importers, will now offer for sale the whole Of
my valuable stock of Gold and Silver lever Watch.
es; God Fob, Neck and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets and Bands, and great variety Ct Fancy
articles too numerous to mention
A Rare Chance.-l have also on hand lot of
Plsted, Cake ard Fruit Baskets, Plated Casters
A.bata Tea Sets, four pieces; Casters Salt Cellars
Ink Stands, and lot OF PAPER Mache Goods, which
viii be sold less than Cost, to make room FIR my
lot of Gune, which l expect daily from England.
Hon't forget that ii is at
HENRY HYMANS, no SO,
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GENERAL AGENCY-A CARD.-The
u Undersigned, for the last eight years employed
in the business of Messrs Toier & Cook, having
determined to do similar business himself ten.
ders his services TO his frends end the public from
ard pfter the frat day OF January ensuing agent
fer the renting Cut of Houses, the hiring of Ne
groes ana the collection OF Claims, &c &c. He
will occupy the Office on l4th street between Main
and Franklin, now occupied hy Mr. VIM. w. Eus.
tsce and pledges hi,us Eto adhere to prornptituae
and Pm, ctuasy IN ali things relating to HE business
His terms will be mo ierate and satisfactory
de 2-clJa EDWARD D. EaCHO
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z W HAL

Truth Stranger than Fiction None nfea Dss,,-.
Il Ladys Testimony after thirly-eigu osa,, =,
Suffering! '"' .
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ~,
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures MAJ
itl ''@4s %
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ri EGRG HIRING FOR iS53-RY TO.
" LER & COOk.-We again offer cur services
to our friends and the public. Agents for the
Inning oat Of their servants for the ensuing wear
Aad for our punctuahty in paying over hires re.
c6iyed and cur attention to the servants comm t.
ted TO our management, refer to those who hav
been so kind AZ t. favour US with their patronage
heretofore. To persons residing in the c3untry.
we would remark, that It is important that we
should be informed al early as practicable Of the
number OF servants, their ages, qualifications, &c
intended to be sent in. that we may be the better
enable to secure good hones and good prices for
hem.
We will alao secure homes for white servants.
upon reasonable terms. TOLER & COOK,
ne - GenRrai A nPnts
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Nv A sORREL HORSE, Saddle .and
&&Bridie, with star in his forehead, and left
hind toot White, was brought to Broad street Hotel
STABLE oy negro man, on Wednesday night, Ist
ing expenses. F'
dc a--3ts d Cp.rr.oN
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w:5 FUh RENT.-A Brick Tenement, in
IA good order, Il ear ths Cent. oil Kali Ri ~
POT, suitable tor small family. Possession nav
be had Immediately. Price $3.50.
40 TOLER 4 COOK,
w q neral Arents
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CEDAR TAR-Cousumption Cured
~ The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure Of Incl ient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases OF the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tott"r, Dyspepsia &c, pre-.
pared by Mrs 8. 3. Norris, 343 Baltimore street
Baltimore.
Mas. 8. 3. EoRRr5-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent henor-
lh4ges Of the .G2gs, attended with peizful cough
tried various remedies, and had the best medica
advice out without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured ne.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l27 Saratoga street. Baltimore, Nd
October Sd, 1882.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
- Beware Of cpunte-ietts. The genuine arti-
els Is io- sale By
P. aORTON AEACH. 81 Main street,
Solc Agent fog R;chnond, ard
no . General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
N0R SAg.E.-The slbsc:itcr having deter
L mined 10 move to the courtry, offers for sale
privately his Stables, (knowu the Marshall Live
ry St6hits) :tuated ca 9Th, between Broad ana
Marshall st:eets-a stand not 81 passed ~ any IL
the city.
BE wi! also sell che TACK. with Harness, Sad.
dies, Brides, Baseies. Horses &c, dc
Should tbs above not be disposed CT before
Thursday, the 23l inst they viii tia. day, com
rencing at ~ O'clock II, if far, II not he next aic
day, be offered at public arc ION
For terms, sc, call oa SesbrooA & Reeve. or the
subscriber.
oes-t230+ qAMUE! REEVE
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ESs NOTECE.-The Steam shiD PENN
$500 sYLVANIA, Captain Bayrnore. will be
ready 10 receive freight on Friday, the 10th inst ,
and sal! on III 7nday the 18th Dec. Notice will he
given OF the hour Of her sailing. Fer freight or
pa3sffe' sppiy to
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AHsfAIi2Gh= kEaDVATED by sVEANl.
L III subscriber has purchased Ct Dir E. L.
Hope, q GeaoYating Machine, for the pose Of
mskng old feathers have all the funess aud easti.
city OF new ones, aud at the came time destroying
the moth and other insects so prejudcla to feather
beds; and also Ct curing new feathers Wien attend
ed by dissgreeahle scent.
Numerous references can BE- given.
He may be found at the Brook Avenue House,
whe.e orders may be left
de 7-6t' ELIJAH L. JONES
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II NV II y TT I - u 40 OOt
Direct Importer of Watches and Guns.

Sh WEEKLY LANE FOR
=. .<NY1sss. NEW YORK The Steamships
$50 TIasssssszes 80. City Of Richmond and On:a.
4asaxz 10, will commence their regular
trips THIS WKEk.
The City of Richmond will leave New York
on SATURDAY, the 18th inst and the Ontario
will succeed her on the following SATURDAY.
They will alternately leave Nav York every Sat.
urdaY at o'clock, and Richmond every FRIDAY
MORNING. ST eek.
For freight or passage. havtrg superior accom-
modation5, eppy on board, or 10
DEF ALFRED LEE
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GA FINE SADDLES AND HAIR.
kr7EsSSA NESS, mau ufa ctured by G L MILES,
A4aA Cary street, opposite the Column.

ES-LA II AMI IN IA
EsEsxS NESS, manufactured by CO MILES,
Ak~G Cary street, opposite the Column
Dian iOtei.-NOtwlhstand the mai
CtONS falSeb00ds that have been circulated by de
signing and uaprtactpled persons, alleging that
had Losed business or m0s about to close business IN
this Cttg and that anu'actured beth Saddles
and Harness from damaged materials, such
other master workman would use, beg leave to
say to my old customers and the public et large,
that am yet carrying on more extensively than
ever at my old stand, and should DC pessed to sup.
pig their " aIts in any AMI every article 10 my
lire. That have aroused the ire OF some of my
contemporaries, by selling the same class cf sad.
dies and Harness twenty five per cent lower
than they Cher them, is not to be wondered ct,
when their grdsping righteousness Is known; but
thai have right to sell NY goods at small profit,
III ord'r to realise speedy sales, will hardly be
questioned By any light thinking person, who de-
sres to see successful rivalry carried by
Southern against Northera manufacturers. Ii my
SADDLES and HARNESS are better made, of more
costly and durable stock, and sold tpenty and thirty
per cent cheaper than other manu- acurcrS are dis
posed to sell at, and l content with my profits,
surely no one should complain of me. But there
are ealumniators in the world who continually seek
objects upon whom to vent their spleen, and sup
pose must bear their unmerited maignitY.
To those then who wish common Saddle FIR a
small price, real fine Saddle at much less cost
than similar article be purchased in any other
establishment South of Mason IL Dix 1n's line in
vite them to call on me. have low in s.ora, and
am continually manufacturing, over forty different
patterns, ranging from SIS 20 500. In Harness,
1 am sure my stock cannot be surpassed for beauty
OF finish, superiority CT stock Ct which they are
composed, and in moderate prices. Besides these.
have Riding Whips, stirrup Irons, Rri.
dies, Martingaies, &c, &C., of all qualities,
which will sell unusually low.
In conclusion, allow me to say TO the pulic that
an permanently located in this city, doing pros
porous and thriving business, gaining new custom
es every week, and despite the slanderous tongues
Extraordinarily assal me, winning the good opinion
nf nnH al v,yit, 10 oir,
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= UUsE BUILDIh G.-Tne SUBSCRIBER Is
"a cow prepared 10 er6c; BUILDINGS OF Every
style, On accommodating terms.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace AMI Franklin streets
Richmond
de 9-atIJ ALBERT T. WEST
III ANTED lflA2DIATELE, au exoeri.
W enced Oyersees, to take chars &c Of Farm
near Richmond
None naei apply but such as can bring sat-. fac
tory recommendations. apply At this fce.
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NUMBER 8.

which, say from the fifth to the tenth of April,
begin to plant cotton, and as that is done, give
the whole corn crop thorough plowing, hoeing,
and thinning. In three weeks or twenty-five
days, let it have another blowing, and slightly
hoed, if need be, for the purpose Of leaving it
perfectly clean, and no more work will be re-
quired on ordinary lands and favorable season.
The whole, or nearly all Of the hoe work may be
thus appropriated to the one object Of cultiva-
ting of the cotton crop and the plow to be with
drawn for but short time. Casualties may a.
rise to thwart this plan, and as much may be
said of allthe best laid schemes of man. 1t may
be objected also, that the ecorn crop will be dispo
sed too early. This, we admit may sometimes
happen. When such cases arise, another slight
working must be given with the plow. At the
last plowing let ten or twelve quarts Of peas to
the acre be sowed broadcast. But we think
worry often the final blowing might be given at
the time which we have first designated, without
loss in the product Of this crop. After corn is
waist high, and the roots spreading out across
the row, if the ground is well plowed then, and
the corn perfectly clean it is exceedingly doubt
full whetherit is ever benefited, and we are sure
it is often injured by after plowings.
Soil ofMe South.
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pie who work, is it any wonder so many are stri-
wing to be gentlemen and ladies? This causes
the clerk to lay out all bis salary tit is we'll if he
does not more) in imitation Of the rich mans
son who dresses no better than he-and the
little shop girl foregoes many comforts, that she
may secure a silk dress like customers. With
these perverted views, where are We to end
Who will make the next generation Truly
We shall never attain to any perfection in living
until we learn to be as independent as possible
of others. Let us ask with manly courage
can l afford to do thus and so! Will it digni-
y my character to yield to this silly temptation
Shall gain the esteem Of the truly worthy by
these false shows? Give bold thoughtful at
tention to these things, and be guided by the
answer; for the perfection Of living is beginning
to live rightly.
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lent voice of temptation! What foly-what
madness-how bitter the penalty! And yet,
Others daily and hourly may be seen treading the
same path, and engaged in the same fearful
risk. But there is, perhaps, no sphere of life so
full of temptations as one of idleness. The
mind unemployed becomes restless and impatient
Visionary schemes and bubbles present them
selves-gay and artful companions are constant
" at hand-vicious habits are imbibed, and
wreck and ruin are almost inevitable. At first,
no danger is apprehended; and yet, We repeat,
we are all to some extent, the creatures of cir
cumstances, We may be moderate and prudent
ar d temperate and correct, if compelled to such
policy by our position in life-by the necessi-
tity imposed upon US of being constantly en-
ployed, and by the pressing responsibilities of a
family. But let us change the scene. Let us
have abundant leisure and abundant means,
and thus be subjected to many extraordinary
temptations. On, let us be reduced to the very
verge of anguish and despair, by the treachery
of some friend, or the madness of some wild
speculation and then, let temptation come with
profers Of relief-nay, Of sudden wealth, if we
make but one more bold effort-if we but ven
ture upon yet another daring experiment. Alas
Judge not, lest ye be judged Let him who
standeth, take heed lest he fall Let U.S. if our
circumstances in life have thus far been compar-
lively easy and pleasant-if in our wanderings
we have been able to resist the little temptations
that beset us-if we are still in the enjoyment
ofintegrity and charity-let US be merciful and
generous towards such of the sons of men as
have been tempted in an hour evil to COM
init some fatal error-an hour of madness when
they were betrayed by the excitements of the
moment-let US be mild and merciful forbearing
and forgiving. For the time may come, either
here or hereafter, when we may feel the necessi-
ty of like generosity-when we may be compel
led to appeal to and rely upon the clemency of
the Great Judge of Heaven and Earthl
Philadelphia Enquirer.
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From the Dublin University Magazine.
MEMORY.

MEMORY.
Soft as rays of sunlight stealing
On the dying day;
:Bweet as chimes OF low bells pealing
When eve fades away;
Sad as winds at night that moan
Through the heath DER mountain lone,
Come the thoughts Of days now gone
On manhood's memory.
Ah the sunbeams from the heaven
Hide at eve their light;
and the bells when fades the even
Peals not on the night;
AS the night winds cease to sigh
When the rain falls from the sky,
Pass the thoughts of days gone by
From ages memory.
Yet the sunlight in the morning
Forth again shall break,
And the bells give sweet voiced warning
To the world to wake.
;Soon the winds shall freshly breathe;
Ger the mountains purple heath
But the path is lost in death
He hath no memory.
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