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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-21
Local Intelligenc,euaCltR Affairs. &c
HUSTINGS COURT.

tne charge OF stealing a quantity of pig metal
belong to Mr.. HI. w. Fry, from one of the
wharves at Rockets, AMI sent on for trial before
the Circuit Court
The Court was again in session Saturday NOR
ning but transacted little or 40 business. Young
Cudiipp's case was called, but owing to the illness
OF the prisoners mother, who is an imnor,o,t
witness tor the defence, it was adjourned over
until the next term
SrEALING A BARREL OF APPLE BRANDY-A
dfayman named Jordan, (the property of w. o.
'Ieorge) was arraigned before the Mayor Satur-
day upon the charge of stealing barrel of ample
brandy from the schr. Sylvan Packet, at Rock
etts, the day previous. 1t appeared from the
evidence, that Mr.. Thomas of Isle of Wight
comfy, had shipped to this city, on board the
vessel above named, lot of apple brandy, and
had visited the city himself for the purpose of
disposiug of the same. Having sold Messrs.
Bowler u Wilkes half dozen barrels. be repair
cd to the vessel and engaged the drayman, (Jor-
dan) to haul 1t to the of the purchasers
lie directed the fellow to take six barrels; went
below tor the purpose of writing memorandum of
two, and upon returning on deck, discovered that
Mr.. II. Immediately repaired to the store Or
Messrs. Bowler & Wilkes-found that he had
delivered six barrels but could obtain no trace
oil either the drayman the 18th barrel He
then applied TO the police for assistance; the
drayman was arrested. but denied all knowledge
OF the missing barrel, and pr otested that he only
took six barrels from the vessel. The acting
Mayor (Alderman Evans) ordered the drayman
to be punished; but Mr.. Thomas is still minus one
barrel apple brandy.
DANVILLE RAILROAD ExTENsIoN.-Th Mill
ton IN. CO. Chronicle contains n call fora con-
vention, to assemble in the town of Yanceyville,
N. c., on Tuesday the 5th of April for the pur-
pose oil forming joint stock company to con-
struct and build a railroad from some convent
ent point on the Richmond and Danville railroad
through the towns of Milton and Yanceyville to the
North Carolina Central Railroad SO as to form
the desired connection between these two roads,
The counties of Rockingham, Gulford Alamance,
Orange and Preston in North Carolina, and the
county of Halifax, virginin, also the cities Of
Richmond and Petersburg, with such other coun<
ties or towns may feel interested in this en-
terprize, are earnestly invited to send delegates
to this convention. We hope the people of
Richmond will take steps to secure efficient
representation in this convention The proposed
extension OF the Danve Railroad will unques-
tonaby command the approval of stockholders
hereabouts, and no honorable effort should be pre-
termitted to attain end SO desirable.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-21

THE ATMENlEUM--The Rev. H. Dunning
will deliver his second lecture upon the Holy Land at
the Atheneum this evening Monday at s'clock. The
subject ofthis lecture will be Galee embracing the sea
CT Galse and its envrons, viz: Tebenas Capernaum,
Bethsaida &c, also Cana Nazareth Mt Tabor Plain OF
Esdraelon Main, Ender Jezree &c.
Terms of admttance usual.
te The Committee on the Atheneum.
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AN UNFAITHFUL SERvANr.-Friday nigha
the watchmen arrested a slave named Edward
Hancock, employed in Mr.. James Thomas factos
ry, because he had on his person u lot of manu-
actured tobacco, believed to have been stolen.-
He was brought before the Mayor Saturday,
when it turned out that the conectures of the
watchmen! were correct; the unfaithful fellow
had robbed his muster, and was ordered to be-
punished for the offence. This is one of hun
dreds OF similar of robbery which occur
weekly in this city. The owners of factories
hire negroes at exhorbitant prices, to perform GER
tain duties; they feed them well, cothe them
comfortably aud allow them the privilege of
making handsome sum of money during the
year, by overwork. No class of laborers, it NAV
be safely assumed, fare better than the negroes
engaged in tobacco factories. Yet they do not
scruple to rob their masters on every OCCASION
We therefore feel always degree of satisfaction
"a savage one, if you pease-at the detection.
and conviction of these graceess scamps
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-21

Gen. Pierce remained in Philadelphia Satur-
day aud Sunday, but purposed leaving this nor
ming for Washington.
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A re port from the State Departments wa.
transmitted to Congress Friday touching the af
fairs of Central America, and the change tina,
has taken place in their spect, in consequence
of the altered views of the British government
Great Britain, it appears, is now prepared to
resign the protectorate of Mosquito, subject ia
conditions that recapitulated in Mr.. Everett'a
report. These are, briefly, the protection of the
| Mosquito Indians against incursious from neigh>
bouring States, and the erection of San Juan del
Norte into free city port; both objects to be
accomplished through the friendly concurrence
not foi NAL guarantee-of the United States
and Great Britain.
While approaching the removal Of the OBJ
struction which the Mosquito protectorate has
hitherto proved to be, in reference to the con-
struction of the proposed Nicaraguan canal,
Mr.. Everett expresses an opinion that the more
advisable course would be for the two Govern
to accept the propositions Of 30th April last
the objection to which ut that time arose cut OF
the conflicting claims of Great Britain and Nj
caragua on the Mosquito question. 1t isdeemed
probable that the concession now made by Bril-
tain will meet the only or the main objection en-
tertained by Nicaragua.
In connection with the new effort proposed to
bring about an amicable settlement of the whole
question, Mr.. Everett suggests that our Govern
ment, instead of sending Charge d'Atfaires to
Nicaragua and another to Guatemala, should
appcint full Minister TO Central America, with
instructions not only to promote the construction
of nter-oceanc canal, hut also to foster spir-
it of Cancellation amongst the various States. II
this appointment receive the favorable conside-
ration of Congress, an appropriation will be
needed at the present session to carry it into
effect. The completion ofany arrangement that
may be considered desirable with Great Britain
or Nicaragua will remain to be undertaken by the
coming administration and another Congress.
Republic Of Saturday.
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Music AND THE FINE ARTs.-We ask atten.
ton to the notice of Mr.. Wilbur. 1t will be seen
that he has en- 5aged Mad'lle Durand and Signor
Novelli, and WILL in addition to exhibiting the
grand picture of the Captive Israelites afford the
citizens an opportunity of listening to rare vocal
and instrumental concert, and all, too, for the
mere pttance of rs cents. The hall will, of
course, be filed almost to sufocation-let those,
therefore, who desire to obtain good seats, 90 ear
~. Besides being charming vocalist, Mad'lle.
Durand is reported to be one of the haudsomest
of mother Ewes daughters. Let the beaux, them.
look we'll TO their hearts.
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THE ATHEN EUM.

Mr.. Dunning's lecture Friday night, was one
OF great beauty and interest. His style is hand
some and varied. He chooses with judgment the
most interesting TEXTURES of each place which he
describes, enlivens his description by pleasant
vein OF humour, and binds together the whole in
apersona narrative, containing, however, as little
egotism MS possible. The only fault in the lee
ture was that it was rather too long.
These lectures are illustrated with PAINTINGS
and transparencies, which greatly help the des-
crlption of places, costumes, &c., and help tho
Imagination of the hearer
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N0TECE.-As our engagements are such, at present,
v that we cannot conveniently call all those to
whom have hired servants for the present year. We
ask that they will call us, office, and execute
their bonds We ask this 8 particular lavar.
fe 3 TOLER COOK, General Agents.
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ATTENTION ! EPTCUKES.

Fine BeeEat Stall No, n, Old Market
TENHE undersigned will exhibit at his stall No 81 Old
H. Market. on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, OF this week, lot of No. BEEF. He
soicits call from his customers and the pubcgenersly
JOHN LINDSEY,
fe 2l-4t No. 81 Old Market.
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FOR BOSTON DxRECT.-l

FOR BOSTON DfRECT.-The supe-
SIEcror fast sailing schr ABBY WELD, Capt. Rul-
lock, will be ready receive freight Tuesday, the
2ad nst and sail above with all possible Dispatch
Forfre light or passage applyto
fe 81 ROBT. RANKIN.
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AIOrCE-ou and aner the istA o. June. 1854. the following
~ will be the rates Of kre for the trsnsportAaon Of fassen-
GERS on the RICHMOND. FREDKRicKsBukG a POTOMAC RAIL
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~ Essssa Essa ssaa a.

~ BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES.
On and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1855. a regular Pns.sn,.r
brakes Branch.
The Train viii STOP for passengers only a, the following points
Manchester, Robiou's, Coal feli, TomahaNk, Powhatan. Mat.
.oax, seotts shop, Amelia Court House, wyanoke, Jenning,' or.
brakes Branch.
Branch at 70 so z. NJ.
Children under 10 years OF ase hye, provided Aseat Is not Oeeu.
pied by them. From 10 anil under Is years Of age, half price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished with two
Passes, SO that one eau BE- retained In the onhr; and IL must be ex.
prssIy stated ON the pass that they are permitted TO 20 on the
Cars.
B.-fassengers for Lynehburg will take the southsde Train
a hayiokAh Tor kiee's station, thence by FagY 4 Cos Stages 20
lynehburI. Passengers for Halifax Z. II. and DAnville can meet
Mc-srs flAgg A Co.'S four horse coaches at DrAku's nranch dairy.
except Sunday. Passengers for Greensborough, Salisbury, and
Charlotte, y. @, can meet Mesus. Fiarg 4 Co.'S horse Coaches
% tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays At brakes Branch.
Passengers for Clsrksvile, Milton, n. T., and lAnccy vile, can
meet MNss A Co.'S Coaches at Keysvilc on Tuesdays, ThursiAys
ana Satuniays; and for Milton and Yanceyville by FlagE A Co.'S
yS IONS IA osIaoRNg sn,5,
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NN. q. PAINE,
Jai-u JAS. ;. EENT,
20 u; II,iNi,'sJIN, No. i5s. Main street., Corner OF
sss I 9Th, RicAn"nd. 81 s Tor sac a e'npir.e assortment o..
cUuIEr fine ivory handle Kniy ana Forks, in sets OF 81
S ~ In RCD NI' ksr- 81 s..-- F NJ, n + ',ssI, K iS = f'''''
u,sr-.s@T x.f. 80 -. 49,, - m. E.,...
Ry Pans Gridiruus, waale Irons, Furnaces, Fenders, Iire Irons,
slys. FL'rP w,"g-cs.,oy. Spoons rort'' Batter kn'ys'.
~ In NJ. D-t,'' ana Tea spoons All ana esq
nEgsiSSA wAEs-rra and cor-e Pots, Cream Jugs. Sugar anl
sop Bowls Pissi"', s,up Ladies, Castosa, Nass, Candle Sticks, Gas
hrN w,aE-Easssh b,~s tin Csc and Tea Pots, Sugar Dishes,
II -, AZ Sr.A,a t,'. n"N 49,, Csls' IT.., Gu,
IS, Drv.s.ns Case l ENr, Tea Trays Narssry IaHI., ris's
~a,rmSs ArrAE,Eys-Lcges raisat shower Basis, Hand, Show
rSp.Hi-, mp Emerson aHa s,.I HsHins Tub
manufactured iH &c., e'saty, Water Coo!,rs, Ice trays, Packs AID
cues.-A@ Pouch ard vieann, 20 hours, : aud Is day,
p rrz M,rlg G,r--stlsis. Tsils.. prr, Folio. TRAY. AMI
Waiter, aud d variety OF other Articles iuaid With P-aII and
wrp w,rr Se-Tal., packs.., caurn., plrsias. Water Cam,
p;Ha. painted .i. eubrg5dcs5lt.
b-ssl-s 'Na GE,lNs-Iair. wall. dus:iaa Shoe, mar.'ng, uul.
',,5es h.1shg, a.. s.e,t'Hy b'jsas r.
,ass. B1tJa,. Violin. g4ilar aad b.a.o ss-in-. 81. '''''' '-
~Cosus-Tortoi.c sl,i aad imitation tuck, side dressing, Pocket,
oas5Iaasl. ~ r. ss-Iass,asr yhh Fsrfansry and raag
asenrnt. sels
az 4s~KEr.-ig2 asi'. "Nouai-i2 Rea zndig aaa @5 .s
EJPROyTD nHyGH E~NEImR.-Ths article highly recon.
1Ge LaH ths labor is required viii ,its gr.sie tha. you'd 3. =,
hand, az the same uu- i5.rg us wors better. HoaseEerpers t-y
ari4 BULNLET 3 cos, l57 Main 81.
.iNt, LIMO barrel. Rockaud Lam-, and - barrels Tar
anil Edwin WoRTIAM 4 co.
z .oNDoN roErEf, quarts aud piu.s Rape Seed and Sperm
- ger OIL Maaiis, 30. AM Java z G Ground Alum sH
5NbIA FANDANNhs- .e extra quality India Bandanna.,
!-.9 KENT, PAINE & KENT.
q IL AND CIuf.-Et iIs and half Nl. 1 v.vsruT-. i g..
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NoK THE yIRGrNIA spaIxos

ENoh THE VIRGINIA srRINGs--
~ Through BY Canal Packets 70 B1chanan, "cEEsasSrh
~ stages 70 The Red sweet and
NJ A. v.tt. -. 90 70
rhKo.-n setPeai.. -. =. .ssss... %.
's,Ssta ey Canal LSnehborg and Tennessee Railroad.
To ,Ss S wss,.s TO The Red s~se, and swes, sprinss.........'ss 90.
BacSs"an sissSSnS daily by Packet Boats for Lyaehsafs and
~. u. NJ, ysnndsys excepled) Ahd arrive In Ivnch-
ouIE a,o A. NJ, and buchanan At 4. Nj Of m. -on n ~
~ nits saighnr the third day at Up. N.
os ~ hoats here are onln 80 mi~s s1n0fno.
w = n ~ passengers connect with the Lynchburr and Tan.
: MaIroas; leaving daily at A. NJ, arrive al Bon.sei's =,
- W .on hshee oy stage IS miles, To Mountain Uoa.. 49,
swing at =: N; Leave ss,sA NJ At daylight. arrive At The RED red
the Whit &c miles by 10 4. NJ, In iss than ~ DAYS noun Riiss'
mond. etA only 81 males Qfstdgtag.
above IL lis miles. INV N the
M rs'. .n Tor the Natural Bridge, Lexington, Roelbrids. and
am Alum, w arm and Hot Springs, connect With . D.Ily In. ~
sssSss q, 9Il%sr. MIL miles nom the Natural Bridge. from
.nSnee = Lexington IL. aud nom Lexington to Rocf Ann ~
pruag second day ata 2. NJ, and Lexington at 4. NJ.
~. ESssaLn,ns, leave the white sulphur at SIP. NJ, and the swes,
III he9.s sweet A6P. NJ, and arrive at the Mountain House n, Z
IN - .eeNenes A. MAJ daylight, and arrive at Bonsaek,. AT
- i. ~, a IN Lynehb1rg by I p. NJ; connect there with the
Boats leaving ats p. NJ, and arrive in Richmond second A. NJ at
ooeloek, connecting With the Northern and sou,hrrn Ca. go
with the Norfolk Steamboats,. ' ""
Passengers for Cumberland Q. H., fArmyille. and puclInyh.m
y, H. wmleave Richmond NoRddy, W~fseAf1n and 1890, 10
connect with the Stages, those for Charlottesyiu. 49, T,.Ss;,s
Taursddg aud SIfsrddy.-Fdre o..
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WI pAGuERliEorfPE ART, as praetised by wIITEHURsT.
- !" an we improvements Of the present day, has won for
- v,Iu-Nlue reputation, gained not by assertions OF pre-.
.ninence without proof Of such assertions, hut, on the contrary.
49, y tnu practice, adopting all the improvements
he h.. nav q y !. ; . "a PA succeeded each other in this profession
pam OF victory when competing with the Artists OF this and Other
l M Mr. w; has also gained that highest Of all honors, the
CONFIDENCE and patronage OF the public, as cyiuc,d by m. rrswJs
"l patrons VINO dahy tht0ng his Gallery for ikenesses, which ae
possessoTs. "'"
Every yrriety Of Gases, Frames, Lockets Ac. CONSTANTLY on bsnb
lylS n.ttppy >
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A discount OF ten cents on each fare will be made 10 passengers
purchasing tickets at the Office In Richmond or Petersburg, and To
those Who take the cars where no tickets are sold.
The rates for children are for those over three, and net over
twelve years OF age.
a pa.;engsr taken upata Pen, not designated, will be required
u pas the charge from the last designated point; and a passrn-
ger desiring to leave the train at a point not designated, viii pay
the charge to the next place designated.
Passengers taken up at any point ON the road, to he set down at
another point on the road, will not be charged less than 80 cents.
aud no charge will be made for any distance lees than 70 cents.
No baggage, except small carpet bags, ladies' travelling baskets,
4cr that are not likely to iTJlrc the furniture Of the cars, will be
permitted on the passenger cars.
Nothing except wearing apparel, and the usual necessary arti.
the company will not be responsible for goods, specie, Luis, notes,
orjeweiry, or anything but the passenger NECESSARY baggage. and
for that ualy when placed Ia the baggage car.
Passengers are cautioned against attempting to get on O of the
carr, or passing backward aud forward ON the cars, whsn IN
motion.
Passengers will not be permitted to stand on the platforms Of
the .ars when In motion.
Passengers arr requested To- KEEP THEIR FEET OPP THE
SEATS, or from otherwise dcfaciug the cars.
Please report 20 TIE Superintendent any act Of incivnity or want
OF poi.tcness GA the part u the conductors, baggage masters, tick.
ct agents, or others.
Tile Express Train, going either way, will stop TO take up or set
down passengers at the Port walhail or Clover Hill functions
Halfway Station and Manchester, and at no other points under any
circumstances.
The Mail Train viii stop at either Of the following named points.
and az mother piaces-swit Greek, Port waltiai Junction, Ven.
i,y's Crossing, Clover Hill Junction, Halfway station, Kingsland
Crossing, GTegury's Crossing, Rice's Turnout, Philips Crossing,
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
by OEBEK oF THE EJAKD 90 DIELcruss.
D2O-d TiOS. DODAMEAD superintendent.
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EDiHkSit, BNILN a NiH'iO. No. iIi5 EAsic squhrr,
Which they viii sddh every arrival q steamers and Express,
an s,,, ia's;' a, an ,h@ @ ,,Io 11,.,,oe styles They beg I" call particular
Rieh. Plaid, aud Brocsde six
Plain auI Checked 10, Black Brocair do
iftriI.l srt F ,I5 + H. f STsn nj q" r s1iii a,,td do
Ill Damp. &. tsn,sg' r.a.n an rn1Igd BerSgs;
srr.s-d md Dotted swi-. Muslin
White Ctmrre I,cuu.rs and Checked NuslIr
kmnr"i.r,d Cupe s.'si- Psid ilemauni sears
l.ntpu L.,- Crlar.. Muslin Carar aud sleeves
S@e"i'"fpei ioG,e,ed H,"d,yrshigi', very cheap"
iIpl.. .Saa ln GI riala s s%a M M,a'is,-' do
y,lsDc.ne, Eiise.a'd Inserting
D.ntr,u., Giu-ham Lawns. Fer,h Ca~'rr. g.. AT
5CE cEFsN EtFIFH~.-Jphu,uu nod Ref. patent Fr,gfss.
y alnI me orl'airy Prr,ze and r-ie- for sMs ~ l17 H.ins'
. = W., WINSTON 4 JONES.
50 TFuGrriroHs. a,-G,rsi,ir. ri. day. per ,choonsr
r,,-y. even q, nr ~. Bun. .1aI'S S. Sl ' c' . 1al s@ %fI F'.", .fll T y5p .af.
Es .si ''O'"I = 9]%o,ain> sE5} ~ +. nS &c 1in2t g Ga s:is :.
Gp'n ,!r"o'-s' 10 = }c {7,, i,,,iy.1 r sS Dm,,,.,..
SuGAR HOUSE woLtssrs-go, hid, superior quality, fr
EA0tnlH $50 4 GLE sIUT ItN-- u-,ag snvau, Co
81 raf. rr u--ru's'1,t afD.iIe su1 s.rsi sll. Cons. PRIOR
i" receiving .Hf fIi supply, v. will eco those ns on hand no The
m. H''rl'l. terms, ani respectfully ,,ilth. at,,Gr.n n 40 iu
yl5 Imp,i.r.of uiri1are. 80 Main .G,Gr,,,
SStrE ioE sNtr on" y isune' Patent ']lsu'ri.r s.g,
m..ign 10. t'at ls. ..'nn.d o fr months o"ly, ''nb Do
~ GRO 70 Pr,Gr
rsyfNNEEt Ou....Ihls Tanner. on. Tor sais l.F.hg
~rlEtFtL, Lipp & co, purf.s,
HBEsJuwATrs ryTEo-rfcr hrJuy. t-l a. w., rs
~ 9iuun.io,t
RTrg ECr so sl.,a nov ur.. momsnuy ,.p,,'.r. tr .is
- h Iy.a JouN S. EutAtL
Nv Fnm- Gunravdsr sui mars Teas, tor afsn by
y aril JuIN a. GDHbUN p sON.
UE AithtE. WYNN e. NINtND. lave iust received p.r Lysr
? E ..m Pacific. NJ. ..aHinE very dr."i'. articles,
wv rot. '''''''N.
Ji..lst M,risrirr sleeves
.3EF d1 fp
lace Collar. Real usai,on d.,
Gttssf upari,r fIaH Linens
INr.n rN'suIg, 800. ~ and f24
Pillow lu.ua Renting
Plain, -spUoped, auI Tntrudsrrd handkerchief
A.s'" 1000 band a Eng lDtof NsnuIas. Jt
NNTinTg stuNFH GOnUs P0H GENTIKNKV-Ia.t
w received smother Doe Of White Navy Din Frfts md
tHNi.t atn Fro.ts tni PaufsIu rrsat variety, ~ Plain aufChrrk
I.It - w. .. '. . 'Nf
wy 'mw.r , Hv.. g.. Ilnfeiu gHut ~ the most rDmf'Ita.
H. ttrg Ceniug fr u- Doe weather. and ai unusually low
f'''' i"r 0'', sre solicited g, make anss,y Gallon
80. iat N,in street. Opposite Fagte Square.
w A'H HlHrFe Joe of bars SID Warp hiapac-hsscks.
JH = o. q.
at JOHN n. GORDON a son.
6bGR gHL'. COrFFE, CRusHtD, AND PULyERIzED
su5 JONI y. GORDON = SON.
q tAKPEr wAEps, Thiie and eoiord, orsaie ny
y sos Join y. GORDoy = soN.
a tLb. ~ WEST, Nos . and g Exchange, on,rt ~ faies
N Ihonptcna Bank Note Reporter, fpr August. " cts
Ihe Hld aud Emotions c0nftdered ID relation 20 Health, De
ea.c aui Religion. W Wm Cooke. " y. aiuu
lIg bbiel IN The Cyuntug House. zone Of the best BooEs st
bull Oh the Maternal Management Of Lndrsn. 600. au
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ROBERT NKIN Agent,
jys Richmond, Va on the Dock.


NH Richmond, ' a on thc Dock.
~ ~. COWLING.s Successor to Roper - COw ling. ON CO.
a, . vernon 81. hc'Uecn Ninin and r.snhiin, would can s!tea;
M, Farn,ars i. made Of the very e~., tn materials, In ne mos, ,u.
perior anI fashionable styles, by skilful aud experienced vorkmen,
any description will do weI to can and examine his stock before
articles OF the same quality can be bought In any ofthe Northern
siUcR, ana SPRING MATTRESSES AMI FEATHER BEDS Of hi,
'T GA H T,t,1S s1ts all an 1T " !. IN u. lae u CPh Of t'rd L.NE'
INDERTAhlNG-T this branch q business he ~ul give perso-
IA anu Particular attention, and VII BE- prpared at al times, to
execute orders at the shorieat notice He VI sssP constantly oa
Nal. IA i i a[Esi a, '%i ni5s Of READY MADE cofflN'' i all sizes
The patronage oft1~n aaI COUNT Is respectfully solicited.
BaAnnwAnE AND crrLrny FOR IHE sInING
M-fShants. Farrmers, MssfSsaaics., Hea..sIe p and tIIs pab:i;.
whose iayors have extended TO Us, andinvits their attention to our
r,reiy q aud opened Tor the Spring trade. lie will name some Of
the! s5 94ias AMI arIS Gr,. va hi,a..
wedding HiliaS ADJ GrIbnins Hoes
EaIors and scissor. Of Butchers, wosienholms, and Rodser'.
Ka.rg. and Forks Of every description
Psd, stock, Chest, Cupid, Tai, aui Kn Locks, all sizes and
Copper wash Kettles
Soup Diss',eT.; an article Earte@larly nice for making soup
Rir9, @raiisr, and Breast c6aa.
Spades and Shoyeis Of every Kind
Horv shoes, Burdens make, snI CHGn's Horse Nails
wrSssai and and cut o., f HaHs; ali IL . ,is'
Hammers, natohets, and AdEe.; al.s~s 4
Had, Pauncl, Tenant, Mil, Pit, aud Cross-Cut sa
Counter scales and Patent Balances Platform Scales
Brass, Britannia, ana Tin Spiiioors
Bellows, Auvis =, aud Vices; Pubs e every description
Aus~rs, Caise5, haiiets, Squares, aud B-yls
Brueh auI Moulding Planes
Horse and Mule Collars and Blind Brides
Cof-- Mills 81 all kinds, Manila Rope from =. to ~ inch
Mayors Cast Steel; all sizes sud shapes, commonly used
Safety Fuse u the best quality
Wrayer's Reed and Steel Sleys
Brown aud Bieachrd Shoe Thgrad
Ma=Uu's Challenge BlacEine
liar.-, shoe, Cloth, Tooth, Hair, Floor. S~ruhhing aud Counter
Brushes, With every other article usually found In houses In our
line OF .gsi1rss, ali % which la ne been bought FT rdA, and will
hs .Tar. Z ou she very best terms.
We would be happy q show our gppist TO al who wish any thing
Goo our way. and will do the best we can 20 make % g. their interest
90 buy 40 us. kOEERTsON, GATEs a RADCLIFFE,
MlZE 40. Is sign 81 the Anvil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19
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.......5 - cents each.
uASkINs A LIlDY
HNTYREsYiXE I'm F,nS,sus-w.

HNTEiF2STjNG TO FNnNiSRS-we believe II will be inter
u esung 10 the Farmers In Virginia, 70 know that they can buy
f0-niiure IN Richmond on better terms than theyean in any North
en Market ad to prove the above assertion, we have lately sold
several FARMERS Furniture who have priced our goods and gone to
TIE North for the purpose Of buying. but finding they could pur-
chase on better terms in Richmond, they have returned and bought
ofus. Therefore, We call on the Farmers and Planters to bring In
tHci. produce and take home cur manufactures.
JONES a HARDWOOD,