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EEEESs ARRIVAL OFNEgV GOODS
AT A. =. MOORT'S!

am just receiving the handsomest and best qssort-
l. mcnt OF Goods ever brought 10 Cadiz, which am
determined to sell lower, for Cash, than be sold
by any other house in the place.
My stock consists of fine Satin, silk plain, black
and fancy Tor Dress; best Satin Tor Vesting Persian
dc LANES and other new style goods tor Ladies
Dresses; Berage de LANES, sc, &c; Grape and silk
Shawls the most splendid styles OF Ribbons ever Of
iered in Cadiz. All new styles READY MADE
CLOIIlING-Cloths Cassineres, Festings, &c.
Also splendid assortment OF Shoes Bootees, Scc.i
Bonnets, Caps, &c.
| still continue to make up Clothing in the latest
styles and in the best manner to order, end cheaper
tkan tde cheapest.
Invite all my old customers and the citizens gen.
orally to call and examine before purchasing, Tor
intend to sell low for Cash, and will make il to the
people interest TO examine my stock.
Cudiz, March l6, '53. A. F. MOORE.
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$500 CHALLENGE!

WHATEYER concerns the health and happiness
w Of apeople is at all times OF the most valuable
importance | take il for granted that every person
viii do all in their power 10 The lives OF their
children and that every person will endeavor pro-
mote their own heslti al all sacrihees. deem It 10
be my duty to solomnly assure you that WORMS ac-
cording TO the opiuion 0 the most celebrated physi-
clans, the primary causes OF large majority ol
the diseases TO which children and adults are liabei
il you have appetite continually rhnngeable from
one kind OF food 10 another, bud beajh paia IN the
stomach, picking the nose. hardness aud iuilness
OF the belly, dry cough slow fever, pulse Irregular
remember that all these denotes Worms, anu yOu
LIZ L,tl .n..r..r In.
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INDEBTED to David Pool, will take notice that
i he has left his notes and book accounts in nv
hands tor speedy collection Prompt settlements will
save costs w. CUL. GASTON.
April II, 1853 49tf III
4 gEcEIyEDby express at HoGG a. Co.. a fresh supply
4 = OF sllk anu Gimp BonAets, and Bonnet Ribbons
May IL 1858 'Tf
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GrGMes ErhiOitiOll.
ADMITTAAcR FREE.

Ishr
DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS!
FHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received one Of the nrgest
and best selected stock OF foods eyfr brought
to this market, comprising the greatest yaficty Of
fashionable 10 be found in this place. His style
OF dress Goods cannot be surpassed for vqriety OF
pattern and richness Of figure, embracing every va
Iiey Of Berages, Lawns, tissues, D. Lanes, silks,
&c, &c. a. H. BURICH-
DONNETS, a large aud beautiful assortment Com
ID 50 eeuts to $500, at BuRTCHS.
DARASOI.S, a large stock. unequalled In slyle
Il and beauty, from 20 cts te 50, az BURiCHS.
GHAWLS Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, spIen-
- did lot from $40 to 80, at BURfChS.
I oUISE-a new style Of Dress Goods and the on
IL y arurlf Of the kind in this market, as
GtHEN Sits and UNDERSTANDS, a large
~ at l'endid assortment, and in tact every thing
usua-'F found in Dry Goods house, all OF which
IN this place. A H. BUkICH
Cadiz, OHIO, April 90, 1853
L 'A1cG SOAPS, PERFUMERlrs, etc., large assort-
Il ment for sale cheap By J.. bEALl.
april 70, lo3l
I AsoSs OaeIEAI CnALLrxsE BrAeKxa a largo
Iva a"d Ilesi sapPiy sor sale cheap by
a,at 20, le93 JOAN BEALL.
Va HlIE, Red and Black Lead. Linseed Oil.
w LacAcr, lurpen,ine, etc, a iresh and largo
sulYy, al (up.A 20, lo55J JOHN bEALLS
4yI4S-Arro,ds lovers, Harrsons Muirison's
4 B,Ocksuur's, Ac, iaise ana sIian bollies IA bnSy
! s"fpy cneapty (apl ~, 'o3j J. 6EALL.
C.l1 EEL FENS, large aRI tine assortment, var
~ Vtts DTdiis' cheap a. JOiAN bEAI4L'S. .
! GSAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by (apr 20, '59j ]. DEALL. |
/ Oar, Letter, Note and fancy Papers States, Pei
apfn@o, 1883 j5HN BEALL.
! fNAP, fost and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, u la Sc supply, al
may 4, 1893 JOIN BEALL'S.
| E NFLLOrES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
II cheap at tnlay 4, 35J j. BEALL'o.
/ IGCOTCH, RAPPEE and GiACCOWBA SNUFF,
+ ~ fresh supply,io safe al
may 4, loJ5 JOHN DEALLS
/ RaEas LBS. Veniiiap Red Eng, lust received and
! OOU ior sale cneapa at J5iiN bEALL'S.
lnay l. 1888.
HektkaA LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS, a
l. y w p.lme "Ll.e atsiee Tor sale cheap ut
| may 4, 1905 JOHN bLALL'S.
| EgAY hUM, fine ariicloNfor BARRIERS use for sale
/ IL by (iAny 4, lo3JJ JOflN bEALL.
4 NANARY seed and Cutie Fish Bono, new sup.
" I.y cheap at tmay4, '53J JNU BBAl4i.'s.
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Grist and Saw MilI for sale.

II ME subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
i Mall he now occupies, situated three miles west
OF Cadlz Harrison county, y, on the road leading
To N. Philadelphia Said mills arc III successful op.
GRAFTON and IN nanannernew, being all rebuilt with
calculated TO 60 by steam water power or both at
the same time. Attached therai2 is an engine suf.
ticientto run TIVE pair Of stone, good lrame mill
house four stories high with all things necessary for
doing both country nnd merchant work. In said
mill is ono pair Of four feet french burs Of superior
qnality, and one pair Of three nd half feet loiret
Mill choppers, one superline boiling CLOTH sixteen
feet reel, TWO sets elevators one rolling screen orc
smut machine Lull's patent. T89 ltlI@
The saw mill is calculated to go withwater alone.
Amy person Or persons wishing Information as 10 ne
character Of said Mills call with Wood IL Smith. of
with $. & H. McFadden, Cadiz l,.r1',l'- 4.
May 4, 1858. JOSEPH TIL oMPSON,
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BUSg.Y'ENN 0ERECYOEiY'

Judge of the Court of Common Peas-IHodAs L.
IrwErr; residence, Steubenyn.e.
Probate Judgs-BElcE W. VElRsi Office IN the
Clerks office.
County Officers.
Clerk of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; Office in the Public buldlngs
Shelii--JANLs Bow; Office IN the Jan buildings
Auditor JoHN SLOAN office, Public
kecolder--LAUNcELoT ILARN, :"
Treasurer-DAvID Hilbert, =
Prosecuting Auorncy-ALLENC. TURNER; Office IN
! is residence nearly opposite the Mansion lioase
Commissioner OF tlnsolvents-LEVl I. / OIsAIALi VI
ce opposite the Mansion House.
Sealer ef Weights and MISUNDERSTANDING SHOT
WELL: residence, Cadiz.
Ioroner--A. {. NIXON; residence, hanover >,
Survevor--JAcoB JARVIS residences Cadlz towntmp.
hucti1neer-WuL1AI WEIGH; residence, Cadiz.
Master Commissioner in Chanceryi WILLIAM ING
.EY; residence, Cadlz ~, c
Board of school EXaminers--WM CUL- GASFoN,
]. B. CUMmINs and Miss h. !. lhoMFsoNi feslaehce'
Notaries Public-WuLIAM ARNOLD; residence, Ca
liz; ROBERT w ABE, residence HarIavlie
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township.
l'I;i,I C,-,er. trCepOrt
Inn Yesf. Shor. Creek -
REGULAR Meetings, first Monday in March, June,
and December, at the AUDITORS office.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNFlRMARy
John Haverlield; residence, Cadlz township.
benjamin Mctaddeni Nottingham
JrsrIcrs OF THE PEACE.
Short Creek tOwnship-JOshaa Adams, Charles
Wartel and William Buchanan,
Greene township--John II. Black, Samuel Bell and
Jacob Dennis
RunlIey township-Thomas Fincum and Froder-
.cl himmell. ,r
Mooreield township--John Umstot, jacob Lat-
terty and Return VI. Kennedy ,,,
Nottingham tnwnship--Mlehael Crowl, Michael
Laird ana William Ramsey.
Stock townsnlp-Eryer Mckinney, James Evans
and John Cramblett.
North. township-Jamcs Wolch, Abraham r. Cros-
kew and William H. McGavrun.
froeport township p--George 3. Smith, John Knox
John v iikin. ,c,
German township-Andrsw Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township -Hance Dunlap, John Bethel and
| William Wilson. -,
| Cudiz township--William Arnold, John Blair
! Launceot tearn and Samuel Ramsey,
Archer township--RcbeTt Maxwell, HuGh cavern
and Robert Mckee.
| Washington t.wnshp-John NJ. Brown and Lem
Franklin township-David Gladman, Jacob Cram
! blett and Hiram Wor5tcI
Monroe townshp-DuvIl Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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Motica.

EFT for sale with Wm IIogg and Co., S Cook
Al ing Stoves; also, Coal Stoves, (3 Balloon shape
ahd open@ which will be sold very cheap, as am
closing my business. DAVID POOL
Cndiz, april 20, 1853
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E7RESH RE N

/ ME Subscribers woulI respectfully inform tha
H clILeA5 Oh Catlz ana Surrounding country, that
noy lltcnd " nave al rAe MA. IIa. iiouse. every
ueaday' IhursAay and oaLuruay mornings u large
sGpJy o. good young at tfesl Loet, &G., when tury
" III s1It as Cliodp as II pI aIJIy can be sold luf.
no cholce cuts saved ior ay person, ~ irsr COME
IIst served" NJ u tOI,BL5,
JO.3LflI C4lEn lack.
Cadia, Clio, April 20, 1853 3u.tg pT
r. .. We VIA always pay tno highest Marx,
pLl-e, IA ca.h, IoI goo youns EaL eALtla Z. M U.
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G1-IIe that will have no trouble in this
world must not be born in it.
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Real Estate Agency.

SCOTT 81 BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGENTS
y will give especial attention to buying and selling
of Renl Estate, examination of Titles, CoEyeyan.
cling, &c, on reasonable terms
CadiZ. IulY 3O.IY
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ERE; i III TEAS.

M 2 are again receiving choice Iot of Teaa-.
w fresh and fragrant The women aay tRe srIy
place thoY can got rsyiyiiyng Teas II az X sH Ms +
gs MsE DDEMsa. X
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T.. PHILLIPS & SON,

Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GnHaH. ohio.
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noMMRWs nY NxpRnsss

ID IBBUNS, Einbr0lderesg Linen EandEercbie.---
~ Gloves and Hosiery, an extensive and splondid
variety that must pase the most fastdious ior aala
ta lapril eGl - MrFA nnEM,ss
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Judge of the Court of Common Pleas-lHoAAs
IIwEfr: residence, Steubenyli.e.
Probate Judgs-BElcE w. VaRsi Office IN Tx
Clerks office.
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!Jgs; cTPTA1N BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases deangenens OF the temae name
distractions difficulties, painful meu~trnaon Ne hai
effected cure This root is indigenous 10 our soil and 0anu
In large unnnies and rs medicinal property, stands with
out an equal forms Of the compounds IN The preiara
ton which, as Il whole. the best remedy ever given TO
debitaed female and the system VIII be esioTe''
to henlh 10y ts m =
nancy: il aliays those distressing and painful tronhes which
olen occur both 10 married and unmarried temes, AMI re-
moves those periodical distractions which arise from taking
cold, sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dis.
Eases, IN faluaOH If the Lungs, GDUghS COdS H0drse
Ress, Might Socats, WdkHS, Ac.. for all these discusses no
Medicine has ever been It's equal.
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AGENrs-John BealI, Cadlz; w, stinger, Jofsr-
son; A. +. Croskey, New Market; VIM. Lee, New
Athens Thomas Green, Freeport; X. Pitts & Son,
Deersvie; J. ?. Watson, Hauisvile; A. Jul. Screi-
Der. Moorcfeld. June 16, l952-1y.
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PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON.


1.-THE Petersburg Express be correct, there
are some difficulties in the way Of the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon by Virginia, which
have not been anticipated. The Express
states that ''when the contract of Mr.. Wash
ington, the present proprietor of Mount Yer
non, with certain private individuals for a
sale of the estate was made known, several
months since, it was announced to be final
and conclusive, unless the Congress of the
United States should agree to become the
purchasers for the sum of money set down in
that paper. No clause was therein inserted
looking to the acquisition Of the property by
the State of Virginia. If this be so, it would
appear that unless the General Government
interposes. the contracting parties may in
sist upon fultillment of the covenant, and
that Virginia cannot acquire Mount Vernon
at ell, except with the consent and by the
courtesy OF the purchasers under the sale
We trust that NE altogether unisapprehend
the nature of the agreement"
We trust that our Petersburg coutempora-
ny may be mistaken in his views Ia any
event. Virginia should never permit the last
resting place Of her illustrious dead to pass
from her custody.
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NAMES OF MEMBERS.-Our friend of tbe
Petersburg Express, in an article on the
House Of Delegates, has the following amus.
ing paragraph upon the names Of members
s'If there be anything in names we think III. ,,a-
il Prince among Them, democratic Us the bodg !.
said be- The county of Jefferson has shown tba
she is worth Button; ard FTsGkiin ia the ee l.cfnn
of her representative, has TO Doubt made a rond
Choiee Accomsc, being III the s interest has sent
one OF the Ffazey tribe, (who, We believe however,
IL not Gsby.l Highland with equal upuIOIuist..
ness has sent Byrd. kodo.k county, winch il Ia
NOUS for its fruits, coniribules CG0Iy-and Essex
If asked like the mOikcr of the GIGcch foT her lew
OILS would no doubt point 10 tsay11H Chs House 10
fortunately able, st al times 10 pIodpce Z LagoA.
and to dfpiay its PctcsT. We sorry to add cun-
si6erinE the evils that 10w from ytrstv IN Iegi,s.
tive halls that il has al10 its FIice Jbo Glrd 1na We
referred to- viii hGve occasion beware III Feat.
ey; and o7dhouse should certainly net cone 10 con
tact vita EGefac. We think All, marie has b ID Ics
for the Assembly taan any her cont.
hrttrr, for she has Ireciuded the possibility the
debates becoming dry, by supplying perennial
Sprinkle. The House ls nos unnluseai " nen COT
lIGe It's Major ard Minor, Though times il VIII i,c
upoer Moody influences. Skinner will doubt
epliyen Its proceedings after sulh an infection. We
regret in conclusion 10 state that more ire siDus
set Of legislators wGs never conVeDee-fcI Though
there lie u Leons among tkair number and they ere
not without FGyns, there is but single CAyisiias
Ia the whole Eec3"
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TESTIMONIAL 10 GEN. RICHARDSON

TESTIMONIAL 10 GEN. RICHARDSON.
4 frcndin the country. who is = member
OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society, in
4 letter TO us, makes the following suggestion
as to the mode Of collecting the fund for the
testimonial to Gen. WIN. IL. RICHARDSON. II
meets Interpretation Of the friends of Gen
K in this region:
MR. EDITOR In order to secure concert OF nc
hon among the Agriuulturalists ui Virginia in the
proposed Testimonial TO this gentleman 1t Is pro
poaed-
That all persons deeirous Of uniting in the pro
po.tiou nav their subscriptions (not TO exceed 81
70 the Clel ( Of the County Couri. That the ey
thus received be transmitted to Wrn. ii Mcfarland
ESQ President OF the Farmers Bank, Richmond;
and thatP P. ST Geo. Cooke, Esq, Wm g. Harrison,
Esq, OF Prince George; VIM. Ii. Mcfarland ana
James Lyons, OF Eichlnond, be a committee ~ pro
cure suitable testimonial, and present it i'll the
name Of the Agriculturai=ts OF Virginia, 20 Gen
VIM. II. Richardson.
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PRESIDENT pro. tenn. OF THE SENArE.-It
viii be observed by reference to the proceed
ings of the Senate yesterday, that MIR. De
hEALE was reelected President pro. TEN. of
that body, by a unanimous vote, compH-
ment which must have been highly crafty
ing, and which was acknowledged by its
recipient in u brief but appropriate man,
ner.
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fE'O HE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.
Il \ GU would be asronished to behold the stead,
certain, onward progress continuity made by bakef
celebrated III TIERS IN the uh ctiOnF Interests ana
connauuCe OF ali vino have awaited themselves OF
their valuable medical aid. Dyspeptlcs OF long suI
terGg, gru beginning to discover that these Bitten
are he only remedy to be obtained tor their dis
cases, ard huEdrsds, no hGd given up all hope Of
teilet SINCE using them have been made to rel o4Ce
and be glad 10 their discovery. There ID no huubug
about Ihese Bilters: aud though at times, III our
own notices, make grand display OF WORDS, which
TO some may sound ike CLAP trap" our object IL
doing 30, is to deceive the public but merely to
induce the afflicted Try them, feeling co lHdeut
that talrtrl4l will al commend Lheif virtues 10
The most iuCreduious. For Cholits Indigestion, Loss
pt Appetite, etc, these Htters excellent
edy and FOR DELEGATE females AID infants they have
no superior.
Pnce 30 cents per bottle. For sale By biossrs Pur,
cell, LaGd u Co., Bennett 4 Beers, AIexaad-
DQyEl, Adie * Gray, Charles Miiispsugh, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd
Chrs.ian Petersburg; d. X. Lyman, Lynchburs; Aims
y Toy, NuItplsj Dr. L. CaInnA, Williamsburg
III Orders addressed TO T. BAKER, kichH,oac
Va, will receive proXlpt attention. de Il
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THE LAST OF THE COOKED HATS

THE LAST OF THE COOKED HATS.
III conformity with 4 joint resolution, the
two houses proceeded yesterday to the clec-
ton of Brigadier General of the 7th Brigade
OF Virginia Militia in place OF Brig. Gen.
Samue! H. Lewis, resigned. AS will be seen
by our Legislative proceedings, Col. G-LBEKr
5. MEEM WIS elected. The military boots OF
Gen. Lewis, and his cooked hat, are therefore
to be filed by Col, Mecm. We do not know
whether to congratulate, or condO!e with,
Col Meem on his election. As the militia
system will soon be doIunct, Col. Meem is
more likely to be called on to act as an under
tAker than as Il warrior
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TILE MIL1rIA CONVENTION.

Aswe announced in the Dispctch OF yes.
terdsy, the Convention 30 revive the anteai-
luvian and defunct militia system, was held
in Lynchburr on the 18th inst. The number
Of the Delegates eorrespondcd to the days 81
the month. There were fifteen IN all, small
but devoted band. making last rally Tor the
bulwark of liberty. We are informed that
in the morning they met and not being able
10 conclude that there was a quorum, they
adjourned until night, in hopes that reinforce
ments might arrive and save theirexpediion
from total failure. This fond anticipation
proved vain and delusive. Night came out
Butcher and his men came not whit Even
tho Wellington of the Virginia militia sys-
TEN, he, whose trumpet tones had sumhoheu
| them TO the field, was not there. lhero WAS
! no one to cry up, Guards, and at them' -
We learn that most of those who signed the
call for tho Convention were not present.
OF the fifteen delegates, ten OF Twelve were
from the single county OF franklin, gallant,
patriotic and prolific county, whose annual
production of Generals, Colonies and Majors,
exceeds that of any ether county the State
dauuted, assembled in the paIlor Of n hotel in
I.ynchburg, to prop the falling military pl-
lar, Of Virginia The result OF their delibe-
rations we have already given 20 the world
We ehouldlil ike t. have behgldthcsc fifteen
war. worn veterans, and 10 have herd them
reeite their military experience. What con
trast this mourniui scene presented to tho
feathers, fuss, pIumcs, dust, hurrah and glory
of an ancient muster day!
Ii IL civilian may be permitted tie hold an
opinion upon military subjects, we would re-
spccttully suggest that the old militia system
OF Virginia cost more than it came to. Un-
der that system the number of commissioned
officers WAS 5000; OF non commissioned Off
GERS, privates, &c, in round numbers, 1885,
900. The late law required two officer train
| iugs a ye of three days each, and four
nusters of the rank and file year Il compa-
| ny and 2regimental musters.) Making mod
crate allowance for the value Of each man
| time and labor, the aggregate annual loss to
the industry and wealth OF the State could
| not have been less then $500, 900, and the ac,
tual expenditure at musters must at least have
amounted to an equal sum. We care respect
| fully OF the opinion that the late militia sys-
tenn was not worth 100000 q year to Viz
ginia.
The heroic Fifteen Of Lynchburg have our
sinceresympathies. Totho militia system we
bid reverentiat farewell. Let its enemies
forbear to smile over its downfall aud its
| friends perlait lis ashes to rest in peace.
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FENERkA COTIA.-IblpOkIANT 40
H. BUILDERS AND THOSE BUILDING, OF
AbOUE 10 BUILD, HOUSES, ac-!rne attention
Of the public and bui.ders IL Invited to the
TERRA GOTTA ORNAMENTS, for building pur-
puses, From the nature OF the mate Ials aud manu-
factory of ibis article there be doubt OF It's
durability Every description Of architectural OrHa-
EieEt can be nude Ut 1t, that be chseled III
stone carved III wood, mud much less cost than
otdIpary enriched ornamental work. 1t is adapted
more particularly brick aud stone buiidiug So,
ale G,sgaed TO last for years as they are inpersE
ab5 is the brick or stone. They also equally
adapted ter trimming wooden bal dnss they take
he pa!Et mors readily Than wood, and viii retain
Che Co!cr longer and will not decay
tiias.er aud Column Gapitols OF every decription
can be had, brackets or Trusse- C. ns0iS MOdilIore
Limits, CoInces, Tnimney Tops, Wiadow Caps and
o.il Aionid1ngs, Rosettea, Area ana Column Bases,
and I'll inc regular orders, be procured shoE
-2tiCe, aud at such low exclude the idea
Of using WI God.
his article is also adapted FOR interior decorations
has been and is being extensively in some
very extensive huiidiusn, North ard Sou b;
large Gnucches in Philadelphia and Charleston, s. g.,
ahd or AliIis House, Charleston, 5. G.
Views and specimens can he seeu at the Office Of
w. a. POWELL,
Architect ana Civil Engineer,
Two doors above Acu, on HIN street,
de Si-3S Richmond. Va,
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pICHMOND SHOVE " Okho-NEAIl |
10 rR :, NE. p o.. LlIINh. WYNN ES LELl

RICHMOND SIOEE. W OhhS-NEAh
kV rREDEGAR LOCOMUTIVE WORKS, RICH
MUND, VA.-BOWERS, SNYDER L CARTER
arc n8auiscl urng at these WORKS, the Virgiuin Air
Tight COOK Stove, tjut sizes, RICHMOND Premium
Cook St9ve," tour sizes, Southern Planter" Cook
Stove OF two sizes, Air Tight, Wood Franklin and
Goat franklin Ilia" Parlor Stoves Air Tight, WOOD
FIaukiiu and Coal Franklin Star PatIor Stoves
Iron Prince" Hesting Stove for Coal 'Vixe ~ Heat
focal only,) three azes, Flute Box Stove, for
WOOD, OF five sizes. Fronts and Crates Cast Iron Rail
inss III great variety. Window Caps end S.s, Truss
es, Piiss!res, Coinice, Brackets Kosettes, Mirror
FRAMES, Daguerreoiype Frames. &c, and most de-
seriptions of hight Castings. The kichmoA6 made
Stores heagGer than those Of Northern maze are
OF EunPl; construction, are conveniently supplied
"ith loose plates to replace any that may be broken
and warranted 70 give satisfaction in their ope
ration. Dealers throughout the South are solicited
so favor with their orders.
Several new aud improved patterns of Stoves are
10 preparation for the business of the coming SCISSOR
The Stoves manufactured by Messrs Bowers, Sny
der aud Carter of the Richrnoud Stove WOrks' have
been made my leading Stoves Tor the past years
and have iound them 10 Rive nv customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES u. YALE,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
DEPOT for Bolton s. Yales Patent Caioric Air Fur
hace. de 2l-im