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Liver Complaint.

JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE a
sss. OF THE KIDNEYS, ea,
is 1 aud all
q diseases ari.
sUV sing from disor.
dered liver or stomach,
sucl, ~ Unstipaiioi,. in
ward piles. fIllhess Of blood
/" the head, acidity oi the stomach,
nausea, heaitbuin. disgust for food. tull.
ness or weight in the stomach, sour eructa.
tions. sinking o, flutteiing 1T the pit Of q
the stomach, swimming of the head. !
hurried AID difficult breathing.
ilutierng al The heart, ,chok- ~. s5 f
ing or suifocaiing sen. tf
sations when IN a
I lying posture, IN.
diinness .t
of vision. dots or webs before the
\ sight, fever and duh pain in
the head, deficiency Of
perspiralion, yellow ttt,.
3 ness Of the skin aud eyes,
pain in the si'le. back, chest,
& limbs. &c sudden flushes oflleat.
burning in the flesh. constant imagin.
ings OF evil. aud great depression Of spirits,
can he effectuaIIy cured by
DIR. HOOFLAND'S @
Celebrated German Bitters,
PREPARED BY n
Dr.. C.. M. ia C KSON, e
Y AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. l2O, Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases u not ex
ceiled. u equaed by any other preparation In the
United States, as the cures attest, in many cases
after skjliful physiciaus had failed ifi''Fda
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
WnosTER, o Dec I'd, 1851.
Messrs SPHINX T. HOWARD Gentlemen, | EN-.
brace this opportunity of Informing you OF the
great benefit have derived from the use OF Dr..
HooAand's German Bitters lhsys used them
for Chill Fever snd disordeIed stomach, and found
relief in every case. They are the best remedy
for disordered stomach, and cordially reco6-
F. KEssELMEsER.
From the German Democrat Of Wooster1
The Editor says, Oct. Cd, 1851: 1--WE are not
in the habit Of Recommending the yall Healing"
remedies Of the day, but we havs used the Ger
man Bitters for disordered Liser and Stomach,
and have received great benefit from the use. We
have also recommended thsin to several Of our
friends, all OF whom speak highly IN their praise
From the Saturday Gazette,
I One Of the best family newspspevs published 10
the United States. The Editor, Nov. Sd, saiI:
s.DR. HooFLAHD's GEasdAn BrrTERs. 1T ID
seldom we recommend what ore termed patent
medicines 10 the confidence and patronage of OUT
renders, and therefore, when we recommend Dr.
Hooflands German Bi.ters, we wish il 10 Be dis.
tinctly understood thst weare not speaking Of The
nosirums that are noised about for q brief period
and then forgotten, after he's d0ne it, guilty. race
Of mischief, but Of a medicine long established,
uniyersally priced, and which has met The hearty
approval Of tie faculty itself"
s' fFfomi the Daily Sun, June ~. j n ys
ssWe invite the attention Of our readen who
sre indisposed, to DR.. Hoo6snd,s cslsbrxted Ger.
man BIfters, prsparcdgby N. 9. M Jackson II
is one of ths best nsdiciass Of ths sgs, friend
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BALDWIN INsTITrrE, Berea. o., Dec %, 1850.
! have examined a large number of works on
English Grammar to lind one that could rpc0in-
mend to this Institute for Textbook. and must
say have found none so completely adapted To
the wants af the student. aud SO peculiarly fried
for - text hook in schouis and Academies. as Pin
neos aud as such, do not hesitate To recommend
il 10 the public. G. NJ. BARBER.
| heartily CONCUR in the above opInionroi my
associate. W.L HARRIS, Principal.
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Pinnen's Grammar possesses many exc elencies.
Its definitions are shnrt, lucid, comprehensive,
philosophical. Continual exercises in analysis and
composition form distinguishing fes,nre of the
work Pupils who shall have mastered il, will
find very little difficulty in writing the English
language correctly.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. a

CLoTHiNG.-We would advise all persons
wishing Frs oi gnod material. TO caIiIatsA. M.
Adans' Clothing Store, on Water street He
has u vciy line assortment Of everything 10 tho
clothing lme e-Da'iy Lteiiigencey. 2, ~ sfi
. CLOTHING! CloTHiNGi! at fair prices can
alwa,s be had Of our friend A. M. Adams, corner
of Monroe aud Water streets, who from bis ex-
teHsive stock Of cloths, cassneres &C., is fully
prepared to rig you out in the height d fashion.
tn. gentleman has sbout SIS. 900 invested In
fabrics VI the richest make, and can furpish
man from top to the save with shoes. Psrticuisr
attention Is solicited to his stock, cumprising q
II dnes, coating. vestings, psntaloons, neckes.
chiefs, drawers, suspenders, patent spring stockss
aud splendid 10, Of hats snc caps.l You csp
not 20 arnss by calling at his store for any gsr.
ment intended for the comfort or decoration 81
your person. As he does large business hs b
able to sell cheap. his motto being 'squick sslssl
and email profits" This added TO The fact thaAl i
he has his goods made up under his superinisn.
dence should be sufficient inducement Tor every
man disposed to buy.to give hims call Lot aik
therefore. who ,eek their own Interest "encosr-.
age home industry" BY shedding their thread.bsrs
gsrb tor anew one Daily Times and Gdkefts.
Oct r. 1850 3 " ftefh} Az g ytYtifttst' " f
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A. M. ADAMS Z ss'sl'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL aH
CLOTHING ESTABLISH N ENTe

On The Corner OF Water d Monroe streets,
WllEELlNG, VA, s{Bg eGJ
Where always can be found the largest. cheapest,
and the most desirable stock of gouds in Wheel.
ing, He has just returned from New York.
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, aud lis goods present
an unusual attraction III point Of quality and styis,
aud il IL well know n the
BEST, BARGAINS
Can be had 0i him For Good aud Cheap Goods.
he stands unrvalIed Do not fail TO cali. or YOU
may regret II 'ff ra' HelitAlNT 2 as
His Siork Consisfs Of the lF6iioping .lytieiss.,
100 black cloth dress coats. 100 blue, ltsoswn
and green coats, $50 black cloth fr0ck coats, $50
blue. brown and green coats. $50 black, brown.
blue and green sack coats, 100 business costs,
made Of cashmere cloth, &c. 100 beaver cost, I,
various cuIors, 1000 felt and hIanket coats, 50
dozen uh,e .h,rts Of al grades, so dozen check
shirts, 30 dozen mariners stripe, 4 dozen siIk
undetshirts. 10 dozen cotton nndershirts, 4 dozen
wooen undr'shiris. 2 dozen gauzes undershirts,
500 pair black cassiinrr. pants, 1000 barred, STRIP.
ell and mixed pants, 1000 pairs cassinet, pants.
500 black satin vests a all prices; 1000 fancy silk
vests, all patterns; 1922 vslencia. mafseies, vsl.
vel, &c, l2 l"z-n isucy crayais, l2 idozea neck
ties 50 dozen pocket harkerciiet.. silk and linen.
90 dozen suspendeIs. sll prices and styles 80
dozen half hose. aud 90 .lozen drawers.
An the ahpve articles. with great many more,
are aiIrfcd very low. st,ny CIoihihg Store, cor.
ner oi Munroe aud Water streets, Wheeling, Va,
also fine assur tmept oi Hats and Caps. ,,s
f A. Nj. ADAMS.
0o- N. b Particular attention paid to GUS.
TOM WORK, and all orders will be filled with
dispatch,by A.. M. ADAMS. /,
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January "a. 1858.

fNo. 22.1 s4 aN act
Supplementary TO an act entitled can act to
provide for lhe creation and regulation Of In.
corpor,ted CompaGies in the State OF Ohio. '
passed May !, 1882. O.
Sno. i. Be It enacted By the General Assem-.
bly u the State of Ohio, That in case OF acci.
dent Of unforeseen circumstances, any incorporat.
cd Railroad or Plank road Company shsl be una
hle to complete its road within the time limited by
IL charter, and there shall not be time sufficient
Yemainingte eivs thirty days notice of the filing
Of ths petition, as required in the seventy sixth
section Of the act to which this act is supplement
sary, or il no regular term of the Court OF Com
mod Pleas shslI be held in the county where the
principsl Office Of such, Company Is kept. before
ths expiration of the time so limited for the com
plstion Of the Improvement, il shall be lawful for
lhe Judge Of said Court, In vacation, on the peti.
tion Of such Company, to extend the time for the
compietioa thereof, to the next regular term Of
aid Court, The allowance by said Judge shall
Be endorsed on the back Of said petition. which
Sbal b. forthwith filed In the Cleiks Office of said
CooTf of Comaon Pleas. and notice thereof shall
be eigen - rednired in the seyenty-sixth section
or IL act aboys referred to; and the Court Of
Connol Pleas, st the aext regular term thereof.
upo1 pfoef of lhe due publication Of notice. and
"a rood cause shown, may extend the time Tor the
eo1pletlon Of said improvement to such period
= ~ sppsx 70 such Court just and reasons
ok1n.lf haf,f ,f5lis " SIT ssasei ~ ~ "
AS !, (, JAMES @. JOHNSON. .;
4 HrehEes n stke Hoxse of Representatives Z
WILLIAM MEDfLL, Is N
a afls FysaLdes # fks Senate.
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OrN. b Particular attention paid to GUS
TOM WORK. and all orders will be filled with
dispatch. by A.. M. ADAMS. 4,
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This Way, B'Hoys!

Dec. Is. 1852.
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Sili.b ..auG:,t;,, as.E .Dit CisoA
l|ORCESTEh'S PIANOS,

SstE 'u!uwng copied fran The SichnrIul Repub
& MOI s" ati February, 1855
"fiiNDSlt,sc beautiful Instruments, witch, within
ratf " nave become ornament 10 pEri" have
ue Drought I" such cfectIGn ri III uutrdt fhsl and
ma We doubt much erIriHns
~. add much lI ALREADY done
ou SITS W h.tc rau Instrument that Be is 10 compare
m ~ zone 4" hosc Guactued hH W"crIic hIi sr
U; VIA ".>, ossc and >aoner o this cay la inInh
We ar" satisfied Iry rdnu be e4ceed But days
o. ne 'st performers We haze listened while
i:t " PIE ui t-Ic Worceri's Pianos remarked 70
US ia; VS. the sweetest toned had
ocei dE@ re tad Fldyv Pianos North
d! South We lny a!fee with hin.
ryl.ns our rracr 10 call on NORRIS .uppy
From the \. y. Commercial Advertiser, Dec "a I.:tl
The finishing touch the work furnishing the urIu will
provide with suitable musical Instrument am ne m.
II Msnu4ctIers his city. there have OBJ
Irfuat"n than Mr. II Wuce-ier lie e, sen
perfect muca! INSTRUMENTS well beauty finish
ihDsc his sta IN the front rank
either this any oticrctv
From the New York Evening Post OF July 18th. ls52
WDkCE>iERS PIANOS correspondent who iocs not
implicit ah he reads In advertisements asks
W"rccser Pianos be relied on We answer emphacay
yes We ia Ik Mr. Worcester makes, would SELL
Piano price AMI have the best own expert
that nnd durability Of one they are
not surpassed.
The FOR the sale OF Wuccste lnslIu
would ask the especial attention oil those who
ay supc Instruments that can be relied upon TO an eSa.
WOreeses OF which he has full assortment on
hand. A. NORRIS.
Feb Publisher. Bookseller and Dealer in Piano FVr,rs
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- ~ yeE so &c,


:,..i.r. =: G.sOSaL
ESTATE, iN NE LDHnii or h t.gLLiaN.
Sei decd eACrGlrdbs L. Gregory, late
y the Wi!ilal.
eb there specified, due from
he ad Gregory Ottoman Slaughter and John Dcfarfr which
erd li DAY OF February 1881
o in the Clerks Office OF he Comfy Couh Wlsm
the un!ersnrd .lai proccr ri tic auou, Mon
Jay he I'D day o MAY 1862 before the Ks Viii
liam Court House the valuable fam known tie King William
Cuun House tract upon which Court au rrbc
AID private building are located containing ~ lies
ny virtue OF The authority aEi The al
n!ciIidrcn.
nlCsi uahe estates the county Hi William t::uGri
Ia hra Thy region % and suroLr.rd l..
.!gcd industrious and Nu4:na II atourIs
mari o. Tie finest qna!i: perfectly
portion OF Tie estate There tavern trvera
oreituts he iarr. and Car!...e Shop Black
smiths SHOP and Tuior's SHOP al. IT which .au
repair.
TERMSOHe third OF the purchase o. b. m ash d..
residue and years. with ,r a OF
be secured by deed upon The land sll GOOD
personal security. +. GREGORY. IR 81,
Nov. 3-c,is J. P. MITCHELL Trustee
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aIEays;..SDiSsGs.
SPRING, 1883!
RICHARDSON q CO.,

Inn porters and Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods,
No. 30 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
STATESMEN:
W. b. HOPKINS Of Lexington. J. MOTLEY. Of Richmond,
PETER b LAW, Of Danville, X. H. FINNEY Of RcllaonL
~ are receiving this season. by arrivals from Euoe
w and the Northern Cities choice supply Spring Dry
Goods which have been purchased
buyers will find Stock the andsumesl {" FANCY
ARTICLES both Ladies and Gentlemen viii the supply Ut
STAPLE GOODS and sach articles usual, found ~ whole
store, will be equal 20 any house City.
" Inviting the Merchants OF Virginia and Nuh Carol III to ex'
STOCK o with desire extend The trade OF ms
Cs with oe States, ice our Gooda as
can be afforded. with accommodating tcins 80,
lSli-clE KlCIlAKISON ~ il.
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sT2i.IE<,E'a OFFICE.
SOUTH FOURTEENTH SIREE1 .3iLuMu Nj :iRSi

sTRSIESE'a t.irl:E.
SrI b,soUTn FOUnTEENTHSIRE .aiCnMuNi'ias
Drawn Nos ii Delaware, Ex,r. 3D. Mach:
- 81 DO ~ 3 - % 81 i /. * ~
Half Ticket, Nos. :: I'll,
"a al sold and paid by STRArTnN
Drawn My =; delaware Extra -, Marc
Gi 10 81 Il :! I. 40 ! u III a - + 81
Whole Ticket. Nus 81 - 81; do 10 a. 81. sh a
p.i!hy STRATUM
Drawn Nos. uG i,claaae No &C. March -:
T.! an : g. Il, ~ )! l3 IS 81 - j. - ~ -.
Ticket NUs 3. - Co. s sold and raid BY SI US ~
Is q 10 IL IL 81 6u s. ID - :" .,,,:.r,r,.
Ticket Nos IL - - sod AMI paid by ,n HihAi!">
Drawn Nuso Delaware, cIass - Ma rch Ia;
il 81 A - ~ u ~ IS ~ % A.
Drawn Sns Of Delaware. No IS March II:
- Is ~ 4, II i /? Is II - 70 q -
Drawn NJ. or Delaware. Extra No oil, March -
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, No -. March X:
s 3 81 81 81 IS 67 Is 81 80 la
.cs. ,...s he -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y" % CAials2tmU - Nos, u drawn
TiiEspAY-Deaware Extra, N" o. car'sas45m Is Nos y
aTTssIIEsDAY-Dcaware No e. Capital s2Ouoo IS Nos, l2
Jrawn. Tickets So. :.
WEDNEsDAY-pcawars. No H. Capital s2SoOu. CT Nos, u
Extra No G5. Capital $500 7SNos
a drawn. Tickets e. .
TiIuRSDaY-Dcaware No. e. Capital 100000 IL Nos, Is
drawn. Tickctss6
FRIDAY-Dslawae ~" 81 Capital saiN9o IS Nos II drawn
Tickets sa. a, :, =,
SATURDAY-Deawarc Extra No. IT, Capital $4,000 5 Nos.
IL drawn. Tickctas 81. :,
draw Tickets etl.
ns- my sl0f prizes Shcs
al tue Office A. Ha been .ia"ls
continue 10 nc rcasrt he nunlbc said andlaii5y me.
Certificate Packages hhd'ihs
the above scheme an nthc lUterr' VIII uc Er'mJate"uea
TO- andlrawingssenIwherragues,ed reas,a'hircs' e
y STR ALTON. Eirimnrd Va
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DANIEL II. LONDON,
UT FIX ENIIT. WEISIH II ~
LESH DRY GOODS,
r uiu uI

LISH DRY GOODS,
nFFElS for sale and varied stock OF
" FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
which will be unusually low prices TO make fora
Tor a To persons who buy Tor CASH and
those who are prompt the seIt ment Of heir accounts
crsspns will the desire sell thing hand by
The ;. q, May day departure for Europe Planters
rctnnls SHALL find their interest buy
thai. spring Persons who Foreign
Goods please make and send in theft usual before
the ls May
American Prints, Buras for Bans and Negroes ~oa rn,
oGs Twisted Silk Mills Lawns, Laces, Gloves s,o nas
assmercs, fesing Patent Threads. Threads a
Camhrics ,Jaconcis and Irish Linens In these goo
may be had ,, ,oJs huv.r.
In consequence OF the advance on u I' F.b b
sLnnd take Ills unity ~.
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CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS,

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
OJdnI from c.!cJJad SeedSnen. r. SINCLAIR J, q Co.
Edf.more SUdby ROBERTR DUAL q BROTHER Man.
Street, HhOre he american Hotel RichWohd Irgnid
llESE SEEDS the fines! quality anu such as VIII RECON-
mend themselves. They from OF the best Secsmcn IN
his
AElICllOkE-Grccn Globe
ASPARAGUS Giant.
BEANS-lcd Narrow SIX Weeks White Kidney Large Lima
EEiS-Los Blood Early Turnip White Sugar Mangei Wu
Eel.
BEOCLOli-Ear:y Purple Large Purple Cape.
tAuilflOWl.R-EaIiy and Late.
CABRAGEEariy York Early Battersra, Large Fiat
tr'ra) Drnnh.a Purple Cure Savoy, Savoy
Early sugar Loaf
CARRDI-I.ong Orange I.sr1e White Cattle.
CElERf-Wite Solid, RedS,lld.
CRESS-i!roa! Leaf Garden
CNCIMBER-Early Frame. Long tihrrkins. Sc
nuKN-;hry iuscalora. EtIi. Sugar, Six Weeks
EGG PLANr-purpie.
ENDlVE-(rccn Cur!rL.
lETTi CEEariy Sies'a, Ice, Brown Dutch &c, &c, &c
MEIOS-Cinon, Nutmeg Water Melon, Sc
NASTURTluM. UKRA.
UNl0N-Hhe and Red
PAtSl.EY-Curlcd.
pAkSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch
PUMPKIN.
PEASSnclalr's Extra Early, Bishop, Early Dw4ii Dw.r
Blue PrnSslan Dwarf, Green Imperial Dwarf Marrowlal
PEPPER-lIul Nose. Cayenne
RAUsll-uns Scarlet Sdinm. Red aid White Tunip
RlUBARi;-For Tarts.
SALSliY-Or Oyster Plant.
Si'iSSSitli Round Savoy
SaUhSll-Early Bush, &c
TOMATu--Iarse Red, trrirn)
TUKNlPcl Top White Flat, DaIe's Hybrid Large Norfolk
Rata liaga, SC
Also. III ron BrI.Bt,lS ROOTS ,ar,ou. nls
aii Pot Herb Seeds; Flower Srcs fine
Bird Seed. I.ucerte. Grass Seed, &c, Jan. II
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r,, FOR SALE.

r pa'as ":ucI!. I'd gtpovng boards paus and bring
"'" |" ~ ei'ii w;d aud Thickness
ma slaves auuiuss j. door and window snfT ar any I'm
si+ celebrated machine twenty four FEARS ~ been
" ne : Vie -hsl and work.
hes - r !i e sell rights the SOLD States
-, =. =" 9 ICES dni on EASY terms
DIVA. =" Klrhnnnd ant Norfolk, ami Virginia and ?ron
M.say o. ne iies any Mountains. excepting Phadvphis
Tsr .ht State New Jersey excer, Camden Hun.erinn
un-. da @ ahn Hudson Countess together with all the other
a' erriioes in the United States and al ioreures
lishts uniei the patent These lights will he coli
80 mater once i'a'e a. very 10" rave, 70 s'se
ongu. ami . n4shas al ss o $500 70 500 will pane
nacn ~ eet OF lunte! 10 h5ur. rbe spriacine
HAM , a. s75 SIPS s00 will ola =" ~. ~ no is
nachns ana eroyers $40 and ss The moulding and sash
hour I" 500 will T 10 10 20 oO lee ~ mnnt3ino
ia NOAH 'slns hss OF cash. ha n cash b,anre
apply personally bY letter To- 800 NN''N
Iarch s-an WIN c. KNEELAND
Ok Ccu!ilandi Street. y. +
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'a'E subscriber offers for sale all but exceen, 4!n
81 about the south side of the Williamsburg
near Rcnond2h miles from the Old Market About third
the land Is cleared and considerable cultivated
MARKET rden ;s fertility and convenience
naAe1 one OF the most desirable market aui
GARY 10 De had near the cly II properly managed the price
this farm could very made IRON, s profits Tho
Dull ng on the farm with expense
'ae residence mas al! necessary number
excellent springs OF r. on place
Wishing 10 purchase Will eatt call and for them
The Terms vi be liberal Apply RoBr HASTINGS cn III
premises. the subscriber
III
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''ttt E--M% house entered weeks ago nui'h
me t 9: some PC who toe from n' sss
tay certificate OF stock Of The Stale Of Vrg,na Mo- th I'd
ted the October lsai for thousand dollars hete
by All HefHnha from receiving the II my h'e'
10 apply 10 The Treasury Tor renewal sad lost certificate
WIN SIiLTlCE
Mathews County. Dec. 2u--cenwet
GARD. -SEA BROOKS WARE HOUSE Richmond, Virginia
~ IAu. H. WILSON, ,,,,. ,,,,,....>. ,,.,ro,,
Feb. l5-c2n
hRlS ENS "ASTED.-l will Give liberal price iot ia
who accustomed
ou mules or horses Ia ielhi "a
town. LEWIS hill, 18Th street
March S--cit
eAMEs G. SPUrTS, { ommrslon Merchant and Genera
Agent OF The Virginia irnlenary Pearl Stien RichnonG
Va, mas fe'eiT ir'ersd JOHN O. SPOTS partner III n
Commission husses They friends and Inc pug
nc generally that they Nil 10 the sag
all kinds OF produce filling o,ders AMI receiving ana m
wardirg merchahGlze
from twenty years e. N busii es hi W.
'ifgha an this city and by dev0uu the TIeIo
patrons We hoIe 10 receive hit large u-inss
sooE centre sei The business will &c conducted as hsio
- JAs c. SPOTS,
March 7-c2w jNO. @. SPoTTs.
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u. II. BRANCH,

Inspectors al West Ill.l
T. friends who coisgn their Tobacco Coz!
chants shall Wesi
I respectfully ta i.y mark West Hill" t.fo
Peter Erh. lSs3-c.m s
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Seis 2ycli SAMUEL HASTINGS
KING AND QUEEN LAND For SALE.

HAVING; determined IL Richmond
privately my arm lying IN Hing Queen county
public road aud miles below Seetown WITHIN
Crust Mills. The above
hall which crarei the haIaGre Original
growth oak, &c, which woui he
purposes There stream OF passing ihuur
sufficient for crlst mlte later which he
exceedingly profitable III tins such
within - miles o tie place The Lard quail.
adapted growth
good comfortable dwelling Elch
barn. houses house,
lE addition 10 The above has also good orchard choice
aud good wae For further p1nr uias arpy 10 M y Non
box 63I Richmond Posi- Office. the subscriber.
premises. Address. Newlosn Hing Il Queen County
March i-cSI GATEWDpu
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ARCHITECTS OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK. RICHMOND, Va.
ESRi EXA would make II his friends and the pun
lc that his exclusively the aRE!l'
TECTGRh DEPARTMENT al his business. an finding The Hc-
nan for d tins line increasing constantly lac has er-
dblsle office. procured the u the bcsi
Architects in the Country Mr.. lBRocK who will generally nc
luund III the circ thoroughly educated 10 the business III s
ht5 Accna cr;nay spent several Year, IN The sud! ana
f"rn =" his Italy and France and for the last 0r
las had charge OF the lcalng offices IN New orr
where he has planned aid superintendent many o he most prom
ncnl public aud buildings III the and surrounding county
al which The Metropolitan and II Nicholas Hotels several
o!he nrst chur lhe
and lie visiting the office speci
mems vi h- wnrk large collection OF o!!rf plans III
variety ui style.
Having lad satisfaction 81 pleasing those ~
whom have been employed make plans aud designs WILCOX"
lnue 10 give personal all work done The u'ce
the erection ihinss where atennoni rrfe"
Particular aiep" Will nr paid roInTtio1 fitness 81 se, dn a.
designs for ali kinds public buildings Mills Factories Ran hoau
eos aud 'rlg": Warehouses, tcs IN all he inolefu N
Dwellings OF every ccrpnn, suited 10 country ie
decorations for Snrts, Saloons public iias, &c hohumens
lo' vaults RdIng, &C. And To make out iu
secIcalon with working drawings for every building receive
rr"posas and y suPcnchd every par "
vi tie Work completion desired.
viii take the liberty those Who 10 know me 20 ''
OF my fellow CITIZENS whom have been employed Aohs
whom are Mrs Bncc, Conway Robnso VIM H.
Lyons rhur and James Nj iosnn Robert C. Sanhrd W 10 n
iaxa Bernard rcy"n Wellington Goddin James Kosher e"
D. C:nsha% las 1homas Richardson Co. Jassph hicn' -
War*icx Alex Duva and ohn Wickhsn EsGucs, r R'chn"h
Duides are assured thu; TO plans made for ihsn viii he osc
any way 10 their A dsantagc but regard for the
o all WIN whom deal, thai reward seek
r-o Ii HENRY ExaLI.