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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11

N6KeSENEA.-At Circuit Cpurt al the CITY OF
V Richmond held al the State Courthouse In said
city On Monday, December 9th, 1855
Chailes E. Thorn and such other cledltors interested
in the subject ofthe bill, may come in
plaintiffs and contribute detray the costs ct this sun,
Plaintiffs, against frederick w Knapp in his individual
right and surviving partner OF the firm OF Knapp aud
Preston, William M. Lent, administrator OF Benjamin
j Knarp. dect ased, James H. Gardner, George w.
Goode, the President, Directors and Company OF thu
Farmers Baak Of Virginia, James Dunop Henry w.
Moncure and Thomas w. McCance, partners dong
business under the and style OF Dunlop, Moncurt
X Company, Lot Meade and Drake Mead, pa1tners
doing Business under the firm and style Of I.o and Drake
Mead, WI inn Moseey and Fanny his wife, who
formerly Fanny Coles, L. r. Becher, A. reynolds. al.
mnstr. tor of Iusus l. Bush deceN sed, Grace Bush,
ry, Thomas w. Smith and William M. T. Greeway
partners composing the m If Greenway, Henrv and
Comp any, John C. Ravens and Amos Howes, late part
ners comprising the finn OF Ravens and Howes, Sam
usl Cochran, G. N. Phelps Surviving pa.tner of Brent
nall and Phelps, and William w. Pinnts and James
M. Sherman, surviving partner oil The firm OF IIomp-
son Pnnes and Company, Defendants.
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9 zls.sE. I.EEE 8 ,EAEINN INsUNANCE-

81 The Richmond Fire Association are prepared
issue pcees of Insurance tho above description OF
risks reasonable any similar company and
especially ask share of the patronage ofthe public
Applications VII; be received at the office No 223
Main and ath streets where the officers will cheeraly fur
nish MISUNDERSTANDING berequred Alosses prompt
~ aud literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President,
r.
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II EWzs WEBB s. SON offer lorsale
Ia 2o4 hlds P. Rico, mostly prime quaity)
SO hhds New Orleans
10 hhds Muscovado
81 half boxes Loaf SUGARS
&c bbs crushed
81 do powdered
149 do coffee and clarified
13 hhds and % tierces prime P Rico
"a do prime Cardenas
10 do and - tierces Sugar House MOLASSES
"a bbs New Orleans
345 bags Rio
242 do Laguayra
l42 do Jamaica
go do Java }COFFEE
25 do Mocha
90 do Angostura
60 do Cape
1925 kegs Nails and Brads various factories
Bistered Steel, Hoop Iron, Archer's Axes
l0a cases Il Go mass Licorice
bbls refined Whale }
9 do Tanners oil
35 baskets superior Olive
1850 sides sole hemlock and oak tanned
26O do wax LEATHER
harness
Bbs Pitch
IS casks Soda Ash
800 bbls gross Herrings
40 do Roe do
SO bags Clover Seed, 10 bbls Vinegar
So chests and boxes Tea tgunpowder and backl
Candles, sporm, adamantine, Hull's patent and
Tallow
Soaps of various kinds
Window Gass-sXl0 and l0x12
Masons Backing, Rice, Chocolate, Pepper, Pimento
Ginger indigo Starch Paper lwriting letter and wrap
ping Gotten Yarns, Irvine, Candle Wick Bed Cords and
Leading Lines Gunpowder blasting and sportlng Bar
Lead. Shot (pntent and buck. Sc
FALL TRADE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
recent arrivals am in receipt of entirely fresh
- stock of CONTEMPORARIES Fruits, Nuts Nc, to which
you attention is particularly invited Amongst the art
Giles may be found:
90 trails Ivica Almonds
90 do Valencia do
bales Moer do
10 do soft shell Sicily Almonds
9 do Bordeaux do
10 bags Brazil Nuts
s do Filberts
do Walnuts Grenoble
do Pecan Nuts. fresh
$50 boxes fresh imported Raisns assorted
25 do Iuiube Paste and Gum Drops
10 do Pruues, in glass jars ad boxes
25 do Rock Candy
25 do French Lemons and Oranges
10 bbls Fresh Zante Currants
$50 boxes Sardines, Gullioux brand
so do assorted Pickles and Preserves
20 do Genoa Citron
100000 imported Cigars, &c
Also. best steam refined hard bright Candies put up in
convenient packages, ready for shipment Please give
call LOUIS j BOSSIEUX
No 1907 Main ST.
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YTyHE THINsrY AND INCARNATION


virgin instead.
DIRECTIONS FOR MIXING.
Mix Nos l, Q together-mix Nos s. G., 7. 3, Q, 10 in
four or live pals of water enough to dissolve the in
gradients w hen dissolved add The liquid to- the mix
ture, Il, o 81 and mix as in making mortar When tho
roughly mixed add No the caleineu plaster which
will absorb the liquid and bring the whole dry
Mix under coverin dry pace-pacl so exclude
air--observe the proportions in making small large
quantities.
The above receipt will make one ton, which will
nure seven and half acres of land
Having furnished the above to a number offarmers who
have tested its quaitiesmany thinking it equal to nat-
raj guano-the subscribers have made arrangements
furnish any quantity during the and will sell the
ingredients exclusive of the Peat Wood Ashes Plaster
and Salt, ARTICLES every FARM the low price of $40
per ton. One sugar hogsbeed will hold ingredients
Tor FIVE tons All orders will be carefully and promptly
executed, and sent to any part of the State.
r.. r. DUVAL 81 BROTHER.
Chemists and Druggists,
oc 81 Under American Hotel, Richrnoad Va
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JoHN II. BosHER, sec.y. an 3 ]
TREAT .l.Pszs,yaE1, = >,s7:-H 4LToTYPEs

a =
" orDAtiUERROTYPES GOLORED LIKE NINA
TURES INTHE FRENCH STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared to execute
pictures ia this most effective and fascinating manner by
which the flesh Is cooured after natures model, and the
reelection distroy thereby transforming the picture
to present the appearance Of the beautiful miniature
or ivory We are as usual to be found the Virginia
Sbvght Daguerrean Gallery. No. lbs Main street, Rich
rllond under the Gothic Window.
EXTRAcTs.
Mr. Prathas fitted up his new establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his taste and lberay-
Dzlfg Dispatch
His reception room is as pretty boulor as have
Gently elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet vans statuets immense bay window with stained
Messrs Pratt Co were the first to introduce the Sky
system into the State and appears TO be constantly in
venting something for the impr ement othe artItme
The Arrangement of his show room is exquisite Will
he SKY Light is so perb-lt1t Sc p
sa,EGGE<s EOss SALE
- Virginia State Stock
Bonds the University of Virginia interest payable ia
the Treasury of Virginia.
Bonds of the City of Petersburg with coupons.
Bonds of tue Town OF ynehburg, endorsed by Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad guarantees
~ IS MAURY & MORTON.
80 BORING ss4AEE.--I prepared to
= cute with promptness and dispatch, all orders en-
nay charge, for the above article. Samples may
be seen at nv o.iice ROBERT RANKIN,
~ 20 Corner 22d and Water SITS.
ByEsENCxs TEsANsPARENC GEa.ATENE,
4 superior to the ordinary Gelatne in use, and equal
respect TO the best lsngass, or making table
ellies blame mango Sejus received and for SAIL by
ALIEN. DUVAI.
de Is 155 Main street, corner 18th
Fsucy dsE.:ais ..s.si Fender Haauufnetory.
AND NINTH STREETS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TE1Hf Subscriber continues carry the above bust
ness in all It's various Misunderstanding for sale 300
CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces. embracing
100 different kinds, such at present used IN New
York Philadelphia and Boston. also continue receive
monthly all the various patterns from all the Eastern cities;
ndhavng devoted tho last twelve years to this branch of
my business, respectfully refer to capacity of work
manshp, the citizens eli Rchaiond generally My pri-
ces shall be moderate any other establishment IN
Richmond or elsewhere -
il "a SAMOtL U DENOON
4 IVES oE Fsza FELLOWS Now zsEA-
z DY-New editions ofthe following interesting and
popular works:
life Of Iol,n A. MurraEl the Great Western Land Pi
rate with Illustrations % CENTS containing 124 pages.
Life Of Joseph T. Hare, Illustrated % cents, containing
1o7 pages.
Lie Of Col. Monroe Edwards, with illustra
tions - cents containing 152 pages.
Life of Jack Ram, illustrated, % cents containing LA
pages.
Life of Helen Jewett. illustrated, 25 cents.
Lives the Feions, illustrated 25 cents, containing sc
pages.
Life of Tom King, illustrated price % cents.
THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
my % 1921 Broad street
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LAND EOTs sALE.-W

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-We vii
sell sixty acres of very superior Land-45
cleared, the balance heavily wooded situated Mechan
ieksville Turnpike about four miles from the city
There no buildings on this land but has on it a
hrsate apple orchard and peach orchard. and is well
Natered.
This little tract which is in high state Of improve
ment, may he increased to l074 acres ii desirable.
is in healthy and agreeable neighbourhood and, that
estimate may be made of its present value, we will
that this same land sold for $50 per
but will now sell it for less and will make the
aninducement to purchase. Title perfect
TOLER & COOK,
no II General Agen
AIDES FURs.-My assortment of the above
Il 4 goods is very large and varied in part as follows
Black and natural lynx Muils
Black and white coney do
Mountain marten do
Siberian squirrel do
Yictorines, Boss, and Cuffs tn match
SwansdoSI and Coney Ermine, sc sc
de JOHN THOMPSON
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ing of every description, Verandahs Tree Boxes Enclo
sres for Cemeteries, of every variety OF patterns and
put up in the best workmanke manner, and as cheap
they be procured at The north
All persons orewarnednet to infringe our night
for this State the law will be enforced all that do it.
j. 4. BARNS Il BROTHER,
Corner Cary and 9Th streets,
no 4--tf Richmond, a
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GREAT NATIONAL PRINTS.

i
AT Yorktown. Oct l9, 1871, and
The Surrender Of General E:urs0yne,
Al Saratoga N Y, Oct.17, 1777
ENROM the original Painting, by TrumbuIl in the ro-
Il tunda the Capitol at Washington size 90 by 30
inches spenddy cooured, with keys to of indi.
viduals represented.
The above magnificent Prints from the celebrated
paintings of Col Trumbull Abide Camp to Gen WASH
ngton. Many of the persons represented from orr
gna portraits, painted expressly for these pictures
which Illustrate two most important events in the re
cords Of country. Price for the pair only For
sale by LEWIS |. SMITH,
Cheap Publication Dealer
25 Opposite American Hotel.
YEyHE TIsENErX AND ENUAKNATaON
Il in their theological scientific and practical as pects
analysed and illustrated with numerous analosies bv Dir
M e. Lazarus.
To those who have suspected that religion might lnd
its place in the practical business of life, and that its
mys ical doctrines contain the solution of most
pressing social problems this volume is dedicated with
the sympathes OF the author. For sale by
de 3 j. w. RANDOLPH.
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ENOk RENT, Farm among the best III The vel-
IL nifty Of Richmond OF l50to LOO acres, of highly i'm
proved land, with every Improvement conducive 10 con-
fort The wheat seeded GU this farm reasonably ex
gected yield 400 bushels and for other crops the chance
very latteriag.
This will be rented how and the distance from 1T
to tbs city may be walked ia ala hour.
de % TOLER II COOK. General Agents.
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MAURY & MORTON.

80 D0zG.E ssI.aEE.-I prepared to
e cute with promptness and dispatch, all orders
trusted nay CHARGE the above article Samples may
be seen at nv Office ROBERT RANKIN,
IN 20 Corner 22d and Water
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i RULkS, ned IN HE clerks Office OF The CliCut
"A Court of Buckingham county, on Monday the 81,
day OF December, 1852, Edwsrd Owen and Samuel W.
Owen, Plaintiffs, vs.. David Hughes and David f.
Hughes Detenlants--lN CHANcERy.
On bill setung forth that the plaintiffs and The de-
PENDANT David Hughes in tue year 1851 being equal
OF two tracts of and lying in Buckingham county
which mill WAS situated, entered into
partnership under the firm OF Owen Hughes & Co. for
the purpose Of setting timber, saving gold mining and
farming ont h. said land and to receive equally the
prof bear the losses. That the prosecution
OF the business OF the has been attended with
great expense no part OF which has been paid by the
said David Hughes but howllh vi'w 81 free his
Interestin the property from liability for his just propo
ton ct the same has conveyed 10 his the defend
ant David +. Hughes, and pray ing that the sal
ve5ance may be set aside and The interest thereby con.
veyed may be subject 10 the said David Hughrs just pro
portion of the expenses Incurred by the SAID
And it appearing by affidavit filed the cause. that
the defendant, David f. Hu$ hes, Inha bitant Of
this State sordered, that he app, within month
after due pubcat OF this order, aud do what
protect his lnteresand that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted i'll public newspaper OF The
airy OF Richmond ofou we' ks successyey aud posted
he front door of the courthouse OF this C, unity
the first day oil the next County Court
copy-Teste
de 2i-4w R. ELDRIDGE c C. C.
IN CHAN In Chesterfield County
Il Court, Dec l3. 1s52 Ph.neas Clay and frances w
his WIFE, Hari let Turfn, Caroline E Turpln, Tarton
X Brown, and Martha his wife, Plaintiffs. against John
Turpln and Georg' Turpn in their own reht and as
OF Henry Turpin deceased, L. g. Clay, Mos
by Johnson and his wife Lo lisa A.. Harriet A. ay Eds
WIN K. Clay, William T. Clay, and Mathew Cay, the
sand VIM. T. Clay by his guardian ad Item, Defend
ant.
This day came the Plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
thr Defendant Edwin r. Gay, not having entered his
appearance and given security according To The act q
Assembly and a pearing To the satiatactioa Of the
court That he is nonresident of this country it is
ordered tha' the said Edwin Il. Clay do appear before
this the frat day of January and au-
the b i of The Plaintiffs and hiatt copy OF this
der be folthw tn inserted newspaper published
in The city OF Richmond for tour successive weeks aud
posted al the front door OF the courthouse of this
county. A cory-Tesle
de 24-itw SILAS CHEATHAM, C.
The object ofthe bill in this cause is to distribute
the real estate OF the late H@ny TuTpn deceased, by
making sale thereof
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THE SUBSCRIBE lRS
have purchased f,omt he
patentee the right Of
Virginia, Except the
counties of B roc k e
Ohio. Marshall, Tyler,
w God, jackson, Mason,
Cabell and w ayne,) for
the ia a II ufaeture o
w re asa ili.sSs,
ssratimss, Window
Frames, ssaicGnys,
Vcrun,iaiis, al AZ d
ec ne los ares for
Frames, &c. Tncy
3 are prepared TO manu-
q faetu,e Wire ssasl-
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FNAs.LoPOI0N. OR HEALING. BALM
= E7cy s7asaped Eacc and Hands. srrifibiii-
1s srsslssess of the skin. Chatting, &c.-
I+z- sal,=saa article viii. by its peculiar bland and
heating properties together with its agreeable PERFUME
once recommend isef 20 the confidence and patro-
Of the public most delightful essential OF the
Toilet.
rs application speedily removes al irritabty. rough
ue, harsancss Of thc skin rendering by constant
usctlsljc1teiv soft aHd fair.
Bss compose Gve.ctabie substances, and entirely
free from mineral or corrosive sHixtare may he used
with safety the teuderest infant, and will be found
very efficient aui cooling application for chatting ,iuiamed
or exclriated surfaces. tSc.
IS it contains greasy substances, 1t is ceany, and
a. the time simply and easily applied
Prepared only by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
de Druggists. Richmond. Va.
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Vfs

The d.
per anlrur
ADVEl
or less, fri
seriion o
Thrice
every suc
IWice
sertion I'd
Advert
the same
But if tllt
Der of full
lines will
square, Of
dltlonal ]
1henu
ted on tn
be stoppd
Annua
tllat prof.
$50 for II
500 tpa|
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n EN sa5AsTiEEs ANas ROME MlLL.-The |

~ L " 4 a--S = a. Az oVNs- Va - =. -
subscriber offers 1c sale iue Ground and Caclned
Plaster hoth ctthe best and purest quality he has also
Bone Mil attached, and intends to keep supply OF
Ground Bones Ene aad pure. Farmers and others
invited to caTI and examine themselves. His prices
shall De as low IS the same quality articles can be bought
for Norh South The highest cash price will be paid
for Try bones delivered at his Mill adjoining the Paper
Mill. r. II. DUNAL.
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s4sGEkS FOss SALE

= Virginia State Stock
Boads the University of Virgina, interest payable ia
the Treasury of Virginia.
Bonds of the City of Petersburg. with coupons.
Bonds of the Town OF Iy nehbnrg endorsed by Virginia
an3 Tennessee Railroad guarantees.
Apply to
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HicnnIond, Dec. I5th, 1892.
Amongst o,ier things in this the ceuft doth
further adudge order and decree that the DELE ndans
James II. Gardner and Geo. w. Goode, trustees as
aforesaid under HE deed executed tem The TWEEN.
tIe day OF January eighteen hundred and toliy one,
by f. w Knapp and B. Knapp, do render before one of
the Commissioners OF this court account of their pro
credngs trustees under the said deed, with
the character and probab lie value OF the trust
deeds remaining in other hands undsposed or also
take an account oil the claims f. w. and b j Knapp
under the aforesaid deed
The parties interesedin the for, going decree are
hereby notified to attend at my ofice the city Of
Richmond, the oath day OF January, 1853 O'Clock
A. NJ. with the evidence necessary 10 enable me to
F. " aud B. J. Knapp hereby notified to attend at
the time and place aud present their claims with
the evidence necessary TO sustain the same.
de sl-w4w w. +. DAVIS, Comr.
q r RU1ES held IN the cr rh's oflca OF The Circuit
L Courl oil Cumberland comfy, Monday The 9Th
ne oil himself and E. Wi,se, decd, late merchants and
partners who traded under The firm OF f. w. Smlih &
Co., Plaintiff, against Geo. w Blan ton and Edwald
A. Banlon and Alexander NJ. Biantop administrator oil!
Anderson Blanion, decd, Defendants-IN CnaNcERY.
The object OF this sui s tor the recovery Of s25 50,
18th interest thereon from the Is day oil August 1870
TIL PAID due by bond executed by the Defendant Geo
w. Blanion TO the Plaintiff OF the tate of SAID Geo.
w. Biantonin the hands Of the Defendants, Edward A
Blanon, and Alexander M. Blanton, administrator OF
Alexander B anton decd
Aud it apeaiiog by an affidavit filed by the Planf
thai the defendant Geo. w Banton is not nhabltant
OF this State, The Pain notio1, it is ordered thai
the De endant, Geo w Blanto do appear here within
month after due publication OF tins order, and do
what necessay to protect his interest; and that this
order be published week, for four successive
weeks. in the Richmond Times, newspaper Published
in the city OF Richmlnd, and also be pos ted the front
door OF the courthouse OF this county the first day
OF the next County court. A copy-Teste.
de 27--w4t b. B WOODSON, C.
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4 'EOCAs.-By the schooner Richmond, haNe ref
- ceiged urge lot of 30 hour aud day spring. w eih
AID striking marine Clocks to which the attentio
purchasers invited BY the Otherwise. for sal
by X. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
&C - Corns ." sin and 2gh street OIL
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-HNEsENs,xE VEsANsP REN,C GELATIN

e superior to the ordinary Geatine in use, and equal
ia every respect the best Isingass for making table
ALIEN. DUVAL,
de- 15j Main street. corner 10th
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

W. d. WALLACH AND WM. III HOPE,
IIAVlNG purchased the Washington city EVEN
L i ING STAR viii assume It's future publication
from the present date. While il shall be spirited
rucy and thoroughly in.0nned upon all subjects of
public interest, II will be conducted entirely nde-
pendent OF party considerations, and without fear
favor or malice. II intended tn MAKE il 4 welcome
visitor ia the family circle. and absolutely necessary
f0 al uansicting any description of business iii the
District OF Columbia and lt> vicinity, w5ll TO
those ai 4 distance interested in knowing precisely
whar MAJ be going in Washington, or what may
be contemplated BY any branch or in any department
or bureau of the Government.
Subscribers IN " Na.h!ngtOn. Georgetown and Alex
anirIl. will continue 10 BE- served with the daily at
50 % per annum, payable tsix ccnt) weekly 20 the
Agent.
To single subscribers by mail, for the daily, the
p1ee will be $3.50 per annum- To clubs OF ten $:3
each
The . WEEKLY STAR handsome double sheet,
will be published al Sl.25 per annum. Fractions o:
dollar may be remitted by ntl in postage stamps.
Mail subscriptions tn either edition 10 be paid in
va1ably IN advance.
The postage on ali letters and communications ad
dressed 10 the Editors or Publishers of the EyEsINa
sTAHmust be prepaid.
The cltlzep oFNfeshingtnn. Georgetown and Alex
sndrla VIII shorty BE- called ON by agents who will be
authorized 10 take the names and address of those
who wish 10 be served with, emphatically the W ash
Ington NEWSPAPER of the day.
The EVENING STAR Office is on ID street in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of lis junction with 18th street and
Penn 5yvanla avenue, and nearly Opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Washington Jlilv5, IS53
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ti' WaaTrsAN a. CO.,
: \. BALTIMORE MAByI.Sn

Having, Il; very great cNpense. erected an Estah-
iiSnnrnt tor the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY and TOOLS, on All
eStH.Ive scale expressly to meet the wants OF tho
f F.unerS and Planters OF the South and West would
therefore rer' n"tfully solicit their patronage
With our present facilities, and the experience OF
LIE past ten years, feel confident OF being able 10
supply the demand for Farm implements, Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer goods with con
iIdcnre, of their superiority and prices that can not
ilil iO secure to Baltimore this branch OF trade.
As evidence of the superiority OF goods,
publish the following list of Premiums. shOvin. the
standing nf or Implements and Machinery, when in
competition Win others and examined by competent
nIPn:-
In lsis, lsl9, 1851 and 1852, the MARYLAND State
Agricultural Society. awarded to E. WHITMAN &
co. the HIiHEsT Premium for The largest ard best
display OF L.. strongest and most useful Farm Inple-
nI..r., and Machinery.
- lS5i and 1852. the Mechanics Institute OF Ma
I,Iand awarded to r. WHITMAN & Co heavy Go1D
MEDALS, for the largest and best display useful I'M
pl";nents And In addition to the above have re-
r.'Ived Special Premiums implements. too n,lner-
ntI> tn mention in detail bat in all amounting 10 more
t.ln Slo1O, which IL three times the amount received
by any other .xhbiio- of Agricultural implements
A. the abOv,. named Exhibitions Implements were
exhibited by nearly every manufacturer in the cOln-
INV and the decision Of those Societies NAV well he
rnisidcre+ the highest authority that can be given
nj the superiority ofour Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers.
Planters and Dealers, to our stock. before making
purchases, as we determined to sell on pleasing
',rnis.
For particulars zee Catalogue which may be had
"atS, By application, either by mail, or in person.
Z. WHITMAN s. co,
So LIGHT STREET,
F3-" Baltimore, Md.