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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT istsken from
q whale, which differs from the common
whale. by having bunch on its back.
The oily mass from which IL IL made 4.
'0",'" ''' "a r1e frisncnl., siis- i.1...,
five feet deep and ten or twelve feet long,
which fills nearly the whole Of the head
save space leh for The brsin. The
oil 10 separated from The spermaceti by
putting il into bags and letting /; drip
away. Ii is brought home in barrels.
and has yellow unciuous appearance.
A moderate sized whale will produce
about twelve barrels. u 10 purified
afierward.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

TIE Nav YoRK NEwsBoY.-A lmlt
fellow of this profession came the other
morning TO the Office of a friend of ours,
a broker in Wall street; and wanted
ihs loan Of half dollar =" "But what
do you want Of this money. my lad 2"
mean TO set mp again-I'm broke %
:" But haven't you any money a, all o.
Yes, he had SIS at home. well, WHY
don't you use that ," He wanted TO
keep that for rainy days--it ives all he
hs-i--f st--~-r,4.---Ae ..,-- or :i pi;:,,,--xLr
further Questioning, appeared he had no
home or friends. He boarded with an
old woman up town, and paid her fifiy
cents for bed and coffee in the mornine.
and always came down about five
o'clock: The gentleman finally len,
him the halfdolla- AID in a day or two
rue to his word. he came back, clapped
his piece on the counter, exclsimins.
There's your money, sir. and thank
you for it. I'm all right now. you see, I"
And he walked independently off.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

SHADiSG The EYEs Some people
cover their eyes with green or other
shades. when any thing is the matter with
them. This is wrong. II is now ascsr.
tanned by The best Ocali,ts. that shade.
injnre the sight instead of Strengthening
il, from their creating heat and intlamma
ton in the parts affected. If the eye be
injured, and light indispensable, the best
way Ii 10 Tie cool linen handkerchief
over it. We have heard il stated as a
curious fact, that when the English army
returned from Egypt, those soldiers were
east affected with ophIhalmia who had
worn no fronts to their hats.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

Es .How are re. Smith e. says
Jones.
! Smith preseads not TO know him, and
replies. hesiiaiingly-"Sir. yoa hare The
advantage Of me-"
"Yes. reterts Jones, 'spose %; every
BODY has that's got common sense
Smith iooks unhappy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

WooDEs Bowls FoK MiLx.--An ex.
iensive Western dairyman says milk
will keep sweet longer in wooden bowIs
than :" any O:hsr vessel After srying
various methods 20 kseP the milk 80 as
not TO Be obliged 10 make chessb on
Sunday, ne adopted the follo~ing Sab
bath morning the milk Is strained lao
wooden bowls, which are painsea inside
and out with ihick GOAT of paint. smooth
and hafd, and sci in . cool place. On the
cellar botsessa. where Il keeps sweet until
Monday, WREN q i skinnsed and made
iuts tilsess. .
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

cuEfous Scsvs -Cspssin Hnghcrow
y tl'e !" Memoirs Of his voyage 10 Meael
II l7s5. !" gives The following description
curious piscaiory scene !: = One
7iElg dnsiug a calm. wher near the
8 Ej6fs II hands were called up 81
= svoa! fHe morning 10 witness bafsIe
-. eral Of ilie. Ii-h called ilirash.
I'D sos5se sword ksa on one sids.
dnd en- enormous whale on the Other.
II was in the middle Of summer. and The
weather being clear, and the fish being
close To the vessel. we had q FIRE oppor.
unity of Witnessing the contest. Az
soon as the whales back appea red above
the water, the ihrashers, sp.insisis sever.
al yards intd The air, descended with
great violence upon the object of their
rancor. and inflicted on him the severes,
slsps with their tails. the sound of which
resemhled the reports of muskeia fred
al distance. The sword fish, in their
turn, attacked The distressed whale. stab.
bing him from below and thus bese, on
all sides. and wounded, when the poor
creature appeared, the water around
him was dyed with blood. In this man
ner they continued tormenting and wound
ing him for ma6y hours. un,il we lost
sight OF him, and | have no doub, .hey in
ihe end accomplished his complete des. |
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
BREAKING cor rs.


The breaking Of I cd, shdaia ID
commenced bslsre he i sswenty. touf
hours old. Handle him rreouen,ly--
make RET nfrlsim. Bride him vonnv,
and The wia,eSF when he / NO ,v<s = did.
plsee dIssols sssI.lle On H. Nm. nd
buckle Tie airs iaos.iv $ .T,aks i Il j
niehs. and after duing N. II .
adj the breeching, ar r
with ail paris Of the I'd
whole Is familiar TO him. Thee AID lie
whipple,ser. AM while q careful person
leads him. hold back 30 Thar he may feel
the pressure Of the collar or breasrela,e
gradually. IL he is high splri,pd, 10
much the bsiter-if you do M. bed, him.
Be resoluie and firm with kiaa. Bu, nos
abusive. 80
Let him understand ilia, you ace mass
ter, hut 1 humane and reasonable one,
Treat him in this manner, and pineiv.
nine in hundred will Eeed no o,bef
breaking. Breakiag is tho woni, no
other will express the practice whicb
has obtained. They have beest l,roken,
head. back and legs. until they were
nearly valueless, anil no, from any faul,
OF their own, bat from the Ignorance Of
the breakpri 49, q.
Colis 10 not refuse 10 work from, a6y
disposition not to earn a living. but
because they do no, understand wha, i
required Of them. They need To bs
educated, and this must be done gradual.
ly-not in day, or month bui months.
These are only few brief biuis--s.uds
the Animal yourself, and ydd Gill learn
what course y required 20 be- pursued -
". e Farmer.
We have never known the above pian,
Or something like il, fail in breshiha
colin. We take up the subject dow,
beci,ise we wisl, To- recommend 1,,F ava
to il'e hasse ia which we STRIP tohaocS i
fife large shed, in which au,ung o,hay
s'ocks' colts are kept, in large roorny
stalls. Every day that rains. whilst tho
other hands are stripping, il is ahe bOsi.
ness OF one TO handle the cults. He 4. -
me tempered negro. who never abds.s d,
scolds them. Beginning wirh those ,bs,
Ire eighteen months old. ne brilles them
Ind puts them III HE break harnsss. -
Is called. This consists Of d Bride
VIM bearing fem and check rsit d
'asness bride, ia fact whhou, the bin.
'ers' cruPPer. mariingale; the laf.es
yell padded on top, and provided on each
lde with buckles, to which the reins ars
iiached. After letting them stand uuit
'ey become pretty well worried, which,
manifested by profuse sweating. tbs
ans being gradually frightened 50 a. to
ring his head into the proper psirion,
IS released, and The harness transfer.
d to anHier through the day. n ID
o 5tfsiness or fine breaker 10 remain
ith them all the time ind 10 rulf. rat
vi eeniIe Them In this wav The colt
comes gentle wi,hout any loss az time,
~ ~ afterwards taken throughshe oihef
a.eN of breaking 10 harness and ,he
ddle without difficulty. Editor Of ths
'xthern Planter.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

@ A pragma,ical young fellow
SUING a' 'aote over against the learned
s'"R ocoa' asked him what difference
'he'e was between Scot and sots Jus:
''e 0'ead'n OF the table," answered the
other.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

STICK TO YOUR OWN HusiSfss. LIE,
SPECTATORS make their thousands in a
year or a day. mind your own regular
trade, never turning from the righ, hand
to The ieh. TT you are a merchant. Q
professional man, OF . mechanic never
BUY lots or stocks, unless ron have sur.
plus money which YOU wish 10 itiyes.
Your own business you understand as
we'' as oiner men; bu, other peoples
husiffess you don't uudetstassi. LIE.
your own business be ons ~tick ben.
rii's the community. All occupations
possess the elements Of prrft in them.
selves while mere speculation has no
such clemens.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21


IoHSsox's Observation-Disclosures
Dictionary. which u was calculated
world lake three wears ia IL cofnpiialion
ana printing, required eight Tor lis com.
pleiion. the snm given sor Il heias CT.
6T5. scarcely Est'o . year. Our Of this
Johnson had % pay ak .assistan,s. ID
bon he entrusted Inc sner,hanical m RS:
s|z.zsof iIsss&e; ssrevi - 4ssss d prti..s.;sr
against their coanirv-- five we're Sco,ch.
men. Poor Johnson had spent The whole
aim Received Tor the Copyright, and one
auaered pounds more, bef,re this great
national work #ss concluded. when he
last sheet was brought iii 10 Mr. Millar,
the publisher. he exclaimed. . Thank
God ! have done, with hisn!" ~ an,
giad." exclaimed the surly johnson,
when told of this, = tina, he has the grace
to thank God for anyihing..s. The re.
ccip:s for his paysuents were exhibited
at the coffee HOUSE sale in ,shich The
was produced o, the trade.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

RrLisrous 1ELIEr. envy no auali,v
nf The mind or intellect in o,hers-be i,
genius, power. wi or fancy but il
could choose what would be most delight.
fal. and believe most useful 10 me. I
should prefer firm religions belief 10
any oiher blessing; for d mikes life dis.
cipllne of goodness; creates new homes.
when all earthly hepes vanish, and ,hrows
over The decay, the destruction or exist.
ence; the most gorgeous of ell tights /:
awakens life even in death. and from de.
strucsion and decay calls up beauty and
divinity; makes an instrument of torture
and sfarise the ladder Of ascent 10 para.
disc and, far above all combinations of
hopes. calls up The most delight
tuI visions of palms and amarantlis, the
satiens Of the blesf, The security Of ever
lasting joys. where the sensuaIis, and The
sceptic view only gloom, decay, annihila
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

W Farmers generally are opposed TO
'hs MAINE Law. Why = Because il
goes against their GRIM.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
ny GEORGE >. KING. :"


FsRas or sUsscsr,-, ~ j.
nun. to he paid within sin n1., $50 PET
~" I'll DC received Ior si.oe,s.-I = Q shbsc
sii s.s, and no PAPER BE- disra. sssoa y
tss publisher. FT'''' 9sSNeept ai the cpsio1
- 2 : envt arrssss.--si. oe -, ..kss'
In l.sus. aarl 25s Nass. s;a -
fgei accordingly. Al
g#s attention. all Communications
addftssed 10 This oitiee must be POSTPAID.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

IN any costume, could move without bav.
ing his identity Immediately detected by
= woman # such keen perceptions as
JosePhine.-The Napoleon Dynasty.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

s'4sS's - - ..si 81
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by NIL
bug-On and after October our PaeI.t re- hi
leave Richmond daily sundays excepted the usual hour on
hours. D~~''"@" 'N ~
Returning leave Buchanan ~ A. NJ every except sun
day. arrye 70 lYnchrg On A. NJ Lynchbury Al N
and arrive ia Richmond 81 houTs in time 10 connect win he
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ aud the And Noh.rn
Railroad Cars leaving - A NJ.
Passengers for LoSngton daily line Of stage, At
Norm RIVER Returning leaving Lexington every day except sun
days and arrive In Richmond "a
fas.-ngcs for fArmve, fare Buckingham Housr
Care o. % Charlottesville f2-aud stanton fae al Vii
leave Richmond Mondays and Frayt nts
beoS see Card " time o. arrival distances
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HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1855.


FALL IMPORTATION, 1858.
T. MOORE q TO- Importers and Dealers - FOREIGN
y and DOMESTIC H1RD HIRE, SC Muir sirs.t Rici-
'Hf I in receipt steamships and packets from v
tut and complete
Shielded HARDWARE aud fon the
iN they have received iuil supply OF American HARDWARE
consisting ia part Of
Rodgers" and wostsrhoms hur Pen and Pocket knives
Pen aud Pocket knyVs OF various makers aud styles
huck, Bone, Ebouy and Ivory Handle Forks
Ivory Handle knives aud Perks, n u
Wade a Butchers superior RaEors aud shears
single ami psuhlC Barrel Guns, sum very
Pistols. Ride Rinc barrels aud Mouutings
Trace, Halter, Log Wen and Fth Chains
collins "simuiuns,' and Nir,iuit Axes
"Ancs' aud "R"Wtsnds" Spades aud shoycis
Mall, r.tt Cross Cnt and CiIenlar
AnNils. Wees, and smiths bellows
Slcdgv 81 Hand Hammers; and
Blister, shear, Cast steel
Casting. Horse shoes aud Horse Nals
HORSE Collars, Blind Brrlies Hammers
Birdie Flling- Mor-ted Rcns Girths
Locks aud Hinges of 'yrTy dcs riptoH
Planes, Chsr. AusyTs aud Files, al
Platform aui Counter Scales Pat. BALANCES
English American aud L. u Per. all
found IN H,Eps S;0ses.
& their goods selected with attention pur-
chased Tie flNorNbc they
fer struu induce merchants visiting this
termnei o. ' SLOW house th ANY
Northern amid
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wy. s7.=.,5,s IL kG,Ln =, 4 LINE or noyI- som
s<ss~s---4zl CLINTON, Captain Donald. UNION, Captain
W " Punke regularly AGnSESnANs. BELLE,
Johnson DESPATCH Cook, regularly
These Roais compelled order
make their regular trips shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No freight taken.
tg Freight for this line up bn except
ssruRnAS, after O'Clock. z. VI.
A
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READY MADE CLOTHING

variety Of Ssnct, Tweed K-rsey FRENCH gsh
Anercsu and Camp0sn Cashmere Pants Vests, SaH
IWcsd Black and Fancy Cas-, Pads, Valencia Sanst,
EtErt- Wool Nvlyvtr together
f-u,y Goods, medium shirts, Cular HicE
cry, Hamilton Flannel Shirts
hfkN. CIllLkS A BALDWIN,
N.
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n ~ st-tt uNi-ni,G H,itDW >RE-ws , "a re-
c,pt of large complete
nrhlng articles, consisting of
lrass, Pierced Iron, WIZ, and Nursery fcniers
Polished Steel and Brass Head ShoVrls,
Copper, Bras aud JaVpaned Coal iods
Polished Steel aud Br4ss Fuotmrn
Jsppan,I Fire Carriers
Bra nruuE,d and Cast Iron And IrU
Rsircr,' superior Ivory Handle knives and Forks
Superior American Ivory Handle Knives ia Forks
Ebony, Rome Buffalo and Buck Handle knives Forks
SuNrt Plated and Alfalfa rlh'c and Dessert HCtks
SLY Plated. G-rmu Silv. Brsus Table
hi'sk Tia Coffee Pots, Tea Pots Zee n rcs Urus
steak pshv-, Oyster TuTCtns U-hrs
Waters m Cd snriy
Rr,sz and White Metal Candle Sticls
Shutters Snunrr
Curtain Ranis and Pins, 30 IN assortment
rog thcs With Cooking Utensils kind,
loN % AND. JOHNSTON A co
Importers and Dealers ia Hsriuari. Cutlery, &c
ocla sign &C the Cross.Cut saw, = Main
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JOSEPH II. coLoUITT, Agent.
=" ut 1USIrH 10 OVIVUIIT 7, AgrhI'
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS MEDICINES. OILS FANCY GOODS

ETC, ET,., for sale by DOVE a co
lU,OuO ihs sup CaTb soia, best Newcastle
H,gI lbs CopP,ras, bright Green
- Lbls Fire Proof Paint, is,0 lbs Indigo
lrt" gallons solar oil, ca Ms BoraN, Woods hest
cask, Nutm-gs 3casks MadirT
leo Mat Casl; 5ton White Lead, in OIL
100000 Cigars, assorted; 2u1 boxes Chewing
5.Ovu papers Smoking Tobacco, lO Lbls bps Salts
La hbis Alum; 10 bbs Ncnet. Red
yun lbs Glue lri-hs leo dozen Mustang Linimrnt
leo dozen Arabian LinimeHt loo lbs Tonqua Beans
1890 lbs Extract LOgwoOi
ioI lbs Paris Green, dry and in oil
2Ub lbs Chrome Green, 30 lbs Chrome yellow
bales fresh Cloves 2Iu iuErn Nrrmifugts assorted
gross Yeast Powders, % boxes Hairs Soap
10 gross Yankee soap. 10 Brown Windsor Saap
= BOXES Palm Soap j.Olbs Scotch Snun, In papers
~ dozen Paint Buckets 10 bbls Copal VaTnish
loo dozen Tooth Brushes; loo dozen Shaving
10 gross Brandrcth's Pills Ito gross Matches
loo boxes Transparent Soap, 500 lbs Ginger
10 Eogi Emery, assorted, 300 d. Cologne
Is gross StidhtE and soda Powders ca BoXes, = 10
bbls Birthstone; eases Vanilla Beans
Together with usual complete Drugs Medicines
Paints, Oils, Fancy articles etc. ali which
usual time, prices suit both and country trade
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u FOETiBLE STEAHBOAT "CURTESElrHsAkeor
PEth," Carr JuuS Dsyul-The CURTIS PECk.e-@.>-A8
having undergone thorough oyehaung
life boats pumps 1 Ia accordance with the late Of Con
will Saturday morning 10th inst the
between this aud Norfolk, leaving the wharf Rockets precise
at O'Clock Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday MORNINGS
Thereafter, at the same hoaT.
Returning Norfolk each alternate morning the
hour touching all the regular landings the going
returning Freight taken as usual.
Passage TO Portsmouth Norfolk
Meals. ~
90 tnnN
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discount Of ten made 20 passenger.
purchasing ticket" at the office 10 Richmond
those who take the cars where tickets are sold.
The rates tr children Tor those three and net over
twelve N''
passenger Iakcn at point will u. r-ouI
" pay the charg" oui the last designated point and
ger desiring 1" leave the train
the charge u the next place designated -
Passengers taken w ~ to
Airr point GA the road, will not he
anu u" charge viii Ire made for than 70 cent.
no saa carpet bags ladies'
&c uat ars nt likely to Jure the the cars i n
permitted "n the passenger
GE s,sgp, ~ea5,ns apparel and the usual neesssary
T company will rot be esponsAe Eoo, specie bills, notes
J"r!ES or anything bat The bayag, aud
oI 3, that any Hhen placed in the baggage
rASsthSs cautioned
carr or passing backward aud forSard cars when in
the ears when ia motion. " ''''''
Passengers requested Ia THEIR Prrr MY Tup
SfAls or from otherNsc drfscing he carr
u the ofi
81 poirnrss the cunduc na.r. 80
ct agents, others.
The Express TRAM going either way stop to tax. nm or set
i"Sn passengers at the Port Clover hin
halfway station aud Manchester, points ann
circumstances. 1900 $1,000 A-'
The Mail Train will either following named pont.
ah AZ no other placrSwt Creek walta juno lion yen
ys crossing, Clover Hill Junction Halfway station KnsanJ
Temples Turnout and Manchester. F' "h'
bh OhniE BDAEp
Jy2O-u THOS DODANEAD srr.,,,,.,,.,,
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4 10, An,ANlt ~ nioN. 30 70 ApyN1CK :
MM. IRl SMITH

VIM. IRA SMITH,
SUCCESSOR TO SMITH a MARVIN,
FASHI0NiiBB%IiE5' 'GL07HlyG
b. rr sea 9 raR i Eh% s ID. aq'Ps
heI 'l',n ION ~ TO- sixteen years q sse, will 6nd
sygms e,s,my wlyrricToEy B.nr,ne MY house nc
,eres' by p'tronzug Ls ,rTaNt., viii d. ven o. give
noe ~ any r, a. rs Main street, R1hmond, Va At tie Rich.
90" WI IRA SMITH
%yEw NND POpILtH HOof- from ,r r -. II the Irar
rst ~ fre grsa Bremsr f'a"s't. ty N,rg ll1a vols
49," 'oa1gri =, ',g non - r.rs rEKrvan ;se,,
vs,.i ~ Reform a. ms IT, b. gi , 'gl 4, ~.
,ou gr w''h ar Iarary s'ay, ~ E.tsr, TarnGa p b
.cHl.. H.rriras "ar.i translated Dom r French ~ ,.
n..,,-'y't ana nr''sty ,GyoHgF " wgsr.
a CcOHnEON-. rtITINi~. VI ~ NND y,oil,--
~ trgg a,'-,@r4tau ianf. Also fn'u4.n H.ot, Violin
,, rur'', ar watches, J-vslg 5si t 80 aoei
LIT, 80 t,. sr's rl,rtP w,Tg ,a, g,.': vim
t'' i'-' coup iai sar', Tome ~ tnss' snd gorE.
uutf1rI 1rI st g.r above va1is can b. r,r4aiai.
o 1'' '. 'i2 ~ 2aaraS,s d ssT i'' a,ali,n
nToss. ArPLrs ASp P1TAroTs.
" ,.9 't ~, ' '.'5g. i,i.'" Onions
~ Do Mec., % l1rg. Rri Potato.
Nv loo ''''rrme .g. md small Cheese i'nHg ard g, a
~ " NJ. VI
GE7ONkA EfhNs Another supply ri Tr.s Tnusa o.. ans i1f
received 1lFa Fv.si Oh boo bottles ami #irsrar 4,
rrss. taa.i JOHNSTON sGorhfR 6;ag %''s''
ESgagssS" FLUID 5ons9gIGoss naSrn,s S,,
go w. WET Eae ant Fyt,ure orer. 10 co. rulr ,,,
N.ulrclr,4 fsi, hy Alexander buf1la.
tuiry's Ladies I0Uk for November Srts.
GrrhHm's Magazine a., November. % cta.
New ard Beautiful Nap ~ Hsuo county virginia ~ Smith
" oHZ5
usr RECEIVED, per steamer Roanoke ~ .ts
la
fftuth NUrk ClgWtettcs
DO dl Sleeves
Cambria Handkerchief, Gentsazs
oeti o. HARTwELL co.
fTBA MOLAssEs2n bids Sweet Cuba Moisg..s fr cal.
" from store. local SUTTON q WINSTON
EyNrEA FLOtE 81 lIs. F1ts Four Just received on con,
~ agument a'fp ." thIt suIaIGrs Wour Tor sale ~
"ctt FUTON WESTON.
tbEh SACKS SALT, for sale from store hy
%'BU oc22 SUTTON WINSTON
tLOVtR sftD-co bushels Cover seed q prime quality.
- store and for sale ~
Oe29 SUTTON wINsToN
UNINTING Gown persana that have been waiting Tor
n u Huutuv Coats, can nos call and b. supplied.
OH HENRY sHAFFR, cor Main and 18th ste.
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AtAHHIAGEs, CNRHI IGRs,-ALFRFp .-,-x,
saas Ess E'a s. i5s S &c Ss spa &.
SSbr % ii;ss "a 'SPs'Gr a,,o "a, Of
az. not eqa'lsd BY establishment this city.
french Co,eSe, On. bo,.. n,,o,,t.,
tiye seat R"eisT'r snds ' .sa, TOP Sssye.
Your sat h.tsvAy' Bugge' without Tops variety Of
r.9 Horse B,ronehc,
men Being Iargeyengaged IN the manufacturing Carriages
an h to ,s ny .o,t a. w.. The ,e quality Carriages
FsP,Sg done 10 N, best manner and with dIP''ch Atnd'
RLEAonRD AND BROwF sHIRTINes AND sHTITIEas-
We oue rge ard complete soet o. thg above goods At
The low presof cS ci' per yard. COZ MoNrIGTY.
IGNo TIIE AGRICULTURAL sOtLrY OF VInsINIA
p c ga c, I . ,' % ,,a a., a. nat IRE
ab' A',c t",,elian 800 hoar whte of an knd Al art
%.ss1 s's sses qS s"a s 'y 10 stain @
No.. s, s .}'t on.s compound ,hgud Be 70 Ne
, , , s soi ss W. =, 10y i ps,ar lenaci,y u
tsr.S .sy AZ oar einsS, & M ~ ST. ',,s,e ''anuise
reJuPon setting The genuine article Of
seH Corner above the Baots Richmond.
EXrRA scREws AND BOXES ToR VICE s,e,,
oc5 agn Of the Circular saw. ii M,in,iPs.t
a tNHPETINGsi CARPgTfSGs' i-CHRIsrIAg A LsTuRop
soni call especial attention 10 their Of Carpstngs
"s5 Patent Tapestry r Velvet Carrot;
t@y and '";'''" Tss'i ia p, md T''''ac'.
ssag. dutch Carpets, in y5rl,iS
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from 10 6Ncthe I'd
Ntch Rugs, Sofa Carpets and Table
Rope, hanils, and Brush Ma
lloor Oh Cloth, 81, 60 and vide
. Cfumh Cloths, iOt t2f and 10. {. long
Aso Brass stair Rods oval and oetaVon shapes IN
lengths from ~ inches 10 ~ inches.
The shove Goods mostly own direct And
ocs CmkisTiiS Z LITnsop. % N.io st.
IANNEs Oil Sugar House Moasses superior quality Hsck
u Teas, small papers, RIO Cofee, Tor sale BY
eclb DAVENPORT, ALLEN a 90.
NROuND ALUM sAHYne Salt Aarshsn brand for sale by
- oolo DAVENPORT. ALLYN a 90.
tHINErE oosas-suiabie br Hotels BOARDING Ho,,,. AZ
~ ot noe tone for sale ~ BULKLFY Co.
0oe lo1 Main street
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On OOOyit.iuIn and leu
NoUrON BoND- ron SALE $40

= 4
Hesaes RdQrodJ MoTtydget ar per c'sf t,po1 Bands
Iafere and Principal payable IN Neir YORK, IH@ Hre t".
cato Syoct CbRpIRv s pleasure 81 fs hfc az am
flpe f ne Dsfah lSasThese Bonds I'm sums
million eve hundred thousand dollars aHthorlc %
million which
nv the state and secured deed Of trust
property the Company for the prompt
nent Of the redemption OF the bonds
This loan their original capital OF three millions
will be expended on the road
extend from Lynchburs TO the renne.ses Line
N with other similar
Mcmph the Mississippi
anoing the South Side and Petersburg snd Nor
folk Railroads are completed from
Norfolk and Richmond Memphis lpasses through
remarkable for it, fhty at agr
Judging the large and
Increasing which already commands the friends the
will certainly cent, n not
more under contract, and will be completed
ls Of the mortgage can be
and Information "a regard 10 thu Bonds can
be had on application TO q W fthStLL ~
fetS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-09
HtGH 4. WATT
CHINA HALL.

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CHINA, GLASS. AND EARrHENWARE. LOOKING
GLASSES, FA>CG GOODS, STONE WARE s..
CouprUr large assortment, carefully selected expressly
INC Wholesale sud retail trade of Virginia B. nth Carolina aud
Icnncelcr Al In line
examine the goods su prices, before purchasing elsewhere
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