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to become a Euclid in mafhematici
without the study Of mathematica
works, as the father would be a good
practical agricuInrist without the stu
DIV Of works Calculating the principles
upon which bis business is based, and
in accordance with which it must BE-
conducted, to insure permanent sue
cess.
Those practical farmers who esehew
books. and teachings Of well conduct-
ed agricultural paper. are not so fool
hardy as to deny the advantages Of
books and papers in fitting men for the
better discharge Of. the duties pertain
ing to other pursuits. and il is only be-
cause they take one siaed and illibe-
raj view Of the matter that they heap
denunciations upon Book Farming"
In many instances this view is taken,
because the early advantages Of men
were not such as TO fit them to appre-
ciate the voice and teachings Of science
somewhat abstruse and early preju.
dices take deeper root and yield their
most luxuriant growth in minds not
sown in youth with better seed.
As | have before intimated, the mum.
Der Of the decryers Of "Book Farming"
is yearly growing less; and men need
only to come to the light to have their
short-sighted opinions and prejudices
made manifest to themselves.
"Book Farming" as il is called, is
fast becoming simple record Of sue.
cessful experiments that have been
made by practical men, with an equal.
ly simple explanation Of the causes Of
that success.
Now. this is just what the agricul-
ture Of the country needs. Improved
systems, and that rationale Of them, no.
body can find FAULT with, and everybody
that adopts them with a clear under.
standing Of their principles. will be
benefited. A clear understanding Of
their principles, and diligent applica-
ton Of them, would be our ideal Of a
/" Book Farmer, and of
PRAcTicAL FARMER.
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ONE THoUsoND PIANO FoRTEs |

Uppards Of one thousand Pianos sold, and
nerer said bad one.!!
A IWAYS having had the SOLE AerScr Of
- the pianos of STonARr 81 DuSHAM in Vir-
GINA and North Carolina--together with the un-
PARALLEL number we have sold, (more than one
thousand,) enables us to assert with truth and
confidence, from so long and welltried experience
that they are
UNSURPASSED IN TONE AND FINISH
embracing in the same Piano a
Most Mtilow and Soft, as tceH as a Most Po,o-
erfiH and Superb Tone.
We keep always on hand large and varied
stock Of the neDest styles and the otcesf rates, so
that purchasers can always find exactly the style,
ETC., they may want; the difference in price be-
ing occasioned only by the outward finish, ena-
bes those who wish to buy cheaper Instruments
the same advantages Of fine and beautiful
tone as in Piano Of greater value. A large
number we now sell, are left entirely to oul
own taste and selection, by those who are moi
able to be present themselves. and as il always de-
wolves much more responsibility upon us, all may
be assured, who want good Pianos, that with at
tention, caution and promptness to their orders
they shall have Piano Forte at precisely III,
northern price, (as has been often tested,) an,
an instrument from the best makers in the world
Guaranteed, and allowed to be returned if no
all they are represented to be.
E. p. NASH. 6
Piano Forte Ware Roon.s.
Corner Sycamore and Bank Streets.
Petersburg, Va, April l5, 1853. So
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The Two Daguerreotypes.

ftEh
Jim Scroggins, though in the main
an honest, peaceable, quiet, harmless
fellow, had beastly habit Of getting
drunk whenever fit opportunity pre-
sented itself; and, unfortunately, be-
cause "where there's a will there's
way" the opportunities were both fit
and frequent.
Jim owned comfortable homestead,
that he had almost paid for. Mrs.
Scroggins was a "real worker" and
no doubt did her full share in buying
the homestead. She was endowed with
a great deal Of energy, good judgment,
and people were SO malicious as to say
she was the smartest man OF the twain.
Be this as it may, Mrs. Scroggins
was an industrious woman, and took a
good deal of pride in the little place
which had been bought by their mutual
industry-and the thought Of having it
wrested from them by cold.hearted
creditor was in the highest degree dis.
agreeable but to such calamity, her
husbands infrmity, as the good minis
ter OF the village called it, seemed to
point.
The habit grew upon him. as it al.
most always does upon those who are
in the habit Of imbibing too freely. The
miseries Of the drunkard's WIFE had
been too often presented to the good
woman's understanding, to be regard
ed as simply creations Of Imagination,
and she looked forward with alarm to
the prospect Of enduring them, and los
ing the little place. ~
But what could be done |! She had
exhausted her eloquence upon the infa.
tuated man. without producing any
thing but temporary effect. She
painted to him, kindly, the inevitable
effect ofhis indulgence. and Jim pro-
missed to do better; but, alas for the va
nifty of human expectations /! he got tip
sy the very next day.
Then she appealed to his love Of mo-
ney--tohis satisfaction in being the own
erof a cottage and ten acres Of land, an,
warming up with the importance Of tn,
subject, declared that she wouldnot en-
slave herself any longer to pay for tn,
place, and then havedt taken away iron
them to pay a rum bill. :
Jim listened patiently to the GOO
danes eloquence. and, as usual, pro
missed to do better but, also, as usual
he came into the house the very mex
r day, tight as fiddle string.
Mrs. Scroggins was in despair
| "what to do she did not know" as sh
: expressed it to Parson Allwise, VIII
was sympathizer in her distress. Sh
: had entreated, she had scolded, she ha
threatened, and all to no purpose
What could body do?"
Parson Allwise himself, though h
made it a point not to interfere in tn
( domestic affairs of his parishioners. wa
5 at last moved to try his powers Of pei
E suasion upon the poor fellow.
: But Jim, unfortunately for the SUI
5 cess Of his appeal, had but poor op
? nion of ministers in general, aud ,
Parson Allwise in particular; and
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THOMAS WlADlBS
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

MaLLSBOROTG G rs ~ Cos
CONTINUES to practice in the Courts Of Or
~ ange and Alamance. Due diligence will be
given to the collection of claims. Applications
for Pensions and Bounty Lands promptly attend
ell to. The ishest cash prices given for Land
Warrants. flee in the Court House.
February 2d,l,jS. 73-
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Just to hand,
Ar TrTE DRUG sgrDlRTE

AT WME WRUH STWRE.
REATRICE. the great Novel Of the age; Dai.
- sey Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Home;
Cheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Cues.
tiens; Memoirs Of Lady Calcahoun; Life in New
York; The Young Maroone, Woman's Friend;
Villeite; Daniel Webster's Works, complete
Kitioe's Daily Readings of the Bible; Grace Of
Christ; Memoirs Of Robert and ]. A Haldane
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; lot Of New Mu,
sic, &c.
June sth, 1853. So
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B r o w MS
So =

ESgEMCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
CAUTION.-Persons desiring an article that
can be relied upon, prepared from pure IA.
MAECA GINGER, should be particular 10
ask for " Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger,"
which is warranted to be what il is represented,
and is
Prepared only at FRED'K. BROWNS
Drug and Chemical Store,
~ E. corner Chtsinut and Fifth Streets,
Philadelphia, Po.
THIS Essence is warranted to possess, in
Il concentrated form, all the valuable proper.
ties Of Jamaica Ginger. and will be found, on
trial, an excellent Family Medicine. II is par.
ticuary recommended as tonic, to persons re.
covering fromfever or other diseases, a few drops
imparting to the stomach a glow and vigol
equal 10 a wine. e.glassfull Of brandyor other si
mulant, without any Of the dehilitaine effects
which are sure to follow the use Of liquor Of any
kind; and il is therefore especially servceable L
children and females. To the aged il will prov,
great comfort 1.-THE dyspep,ic, and those who arr
predisposed to gout or rheumatic affections, i
gives great relief; and to the inebraie who wishes
to REFORM but whose stomach is constantly craving
the noxious liquor, il is misunderstanding ton,
to the digestive organs, and strength to resis
temptation; and is consequently great agent il
the cause of temperance.
DosE.-For grown person, one tea-spoonful
for achild 10 to i2 years old, half tea.spoonful
/ and for child to 5 years old. is to 20 drops
To be given in Sugar and Water.
/ DR.. 9. ID. Schoolfeld, Agt., Hillsborough; MI
s. s. Lucas, agent, Chapel Hill.
June l, 1853. S.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

COMPREHENSIVE.
nR.EDMUND STRgDwICK g. SON have
IL associated themselves IN the practice Of Me-
deine. They will promptly attend 10 calls for
services in their profession.
June Sd, 1883. So
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REMOVAL.
Boot and Shoe Business.

- The subscriber would respect
fully inform his friends and the public
I generally, that he has removed his Shoe
kA Shop to the house on King street, one
Dor west Of Mrs. Vasseur's Confectionery, where
Ic will keep on hand an excellent assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, &c.,
which will be sold very low.
The superintendent ofthe business, as here
tofore, will be entrusted to Mr.. Thomas q. Hayes.
The best workmen that can be procured, will be
kept ready to execute all orders for work, and
every pains will be taken to give satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed, he respectfully solicits continuance Of
the same.
w. F. STRAYH0RN.
January Sd, 1858. 67-
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Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio
a MOST charming volume, for sale at the
- Drug Store.
July 5. so-
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BOOT E E S .

r AIDES Thin.Sole Bootees, from j. Miles d
Il Son, Philadelphia, just received by
LONG & WEBB.
June Is. 90-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-04

-aN@g. Is Pleasant Mlxure, c0mpoun
E45GJ/ ded in agreement with the rules
Ey% Of Pharmacy, of tkeraputic
ESkY<fH agents, long known and celebra
cz<sas3 u No. lied for their peculiar efficacy in
sGSc1SSs [sss curing DlABRHOIA, and SINH
- liar affections OF the system
III us acton 1t ALIAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action OF the LIVER thus remoyIrr The canse AZ hs
same time that it cures the disease
Opinion OF Doct John Addison Physician to The i,alti.
more Southern DisI ensary.
Having made trial of your 'sDiarrhaa CordlaI.o and
being also acquainted with the Ingredients of winch
is comp used, it gives much pleasure in adding my
testimony to that OF others i'll favor oil s exraordina
ry efficacy IN the cure Of ''Diarrlcea and Summer
Complaint IN children and adults''
With much respect, &c., JNO ADDISON, NJ D.
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NoTIoE TO CoNrRACTOKs.-proposas

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-Pr Proposals
will be received at this Office until Monday the Sd
January 1853 at IL O'clock NJ for the following work
. Inc extension of the culvert 9th street around
bragg mil, ana to the in of said mill The
culvert will be p feet wide and o. feet high clear side
walks to average feet thick laid thorough flags and
to have strong coversall laid in best cement mortar
Also, cuvert Dock street. from Shockoe Creek TO
isth street. and up l5h street to Cary street. This cu
vert Will not be less than 10 feet Deep capacity will be
teetwide and feet high. clear the side walls laid OH,
thorough flags, and to BIO q feet thick bottom and
feet thick at Empowered with strong granite slabs and
all laid in best cement mortar.
Also Tor hlng and grading street from the south
end OF 9th street around Bragg's mill and throug, the
Armory grounds
The estimate the first mentioned euvert was placed
at W 90 per loot with proper deductions for stones OH
the ground That on Dock and 18th street at SO per
foo and the grading on the street through the Ar
mory grounds at 10 cents per yard for filling No bids
which extend the cost beyond the estimates will be con
sidered.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates, with
reservation of cent until the completion of the
work <fa
Contracts must !be signed within ten days after the
award or they will be considered as abandoned
M. BATES, Supt. SITS.
Office Supr Streets
Dec "a, 1881 de o5--td
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ANTHKACITE T0AT-'

WILLIAM H. DAVIS AND THOMAS LAWSON
II AVE united in business, under the name of DAVIS
- LAWSON, for the sale of Anthracite Coal
they pledge themselves their friends and the nnbc
to supply all orders faithfully and promptly
Orders may be left at either of the following places and
they VIII be Immediately attended to- viz At their pr-
office, in the room of Messrs Toler & Cook corner If
Main and 18th streets. o. UP STAIRS de- e1-cat
b5- A PRESSING WANT.-The Ed1Ior Of The
southern Era, Richmond very much desires to add Eve
hundred names TO his list by the 2sth inst The sub
scrplon price is Two dollars in advances for thai sum-
nytwo Vslte are received from pleasant and chattv
Will andgratfy the wishes Of the editor, and at
he same lime secure the advantages of these vsits9-
and improve, but that which vates and depravrs
Laden thug comes every week during the wear for two
dollars. Direct you letter with name and most Office
mOnd. N' i'on
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NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GLASGOW.
One Day Later from Europe.
NEwsYoRK, Jan.

NEW. oKk jan. %
The steamship Glasgow has arrived with dates from
Southampton the 10th utimo day later than those
by the steamer Pacific.
The Liverpool Cotton Market closed STEADILY on the
18th December. Sales for the day COCO bales.
The mail from Inlia brings intelligence OF the death
OF the Queen of Siam and the revolt of the provinces
comprising Siam from the Kingdom OF Ava.
On the 27th October large lire broke out in the city
of Canton which destroyed property to the value of
fIsO0O0.
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BANK OE-VIIsssN
December 9th, ls5a.-sawtd
II BROWNS EssENCE OF JAMAICA

y . GINGER.
This essence is preparation of unusual excellence
During the prevalence of cholera it has proved
efficient remedy in preventing the weakness and relaxa
ton of the bowels, which induce diairh~a. TO the
traveller and to the family circle, it is invaluable
drops diluted in sugar and water presents safe and
agreeable remedyto the invalid who requires Immediate
relief well to the eonvsescent patient who needs
q gentle tonic.
In ordinary diarrhpa incient cholera in short in all
of prostratono the digestive functions it of in
estinable uei traveller family should be without
it.
Cantoa.-Be to get the genuine essence which
is prepared only by Brown at lila drug aud chemical
store, north of 5t an Chasnut streets Phi
adelpha and for gale wholesale and retail the drug
store of ALEX. DUVAL, No, l55 Main corner of 10th
street, Richmond, wehre the genuine article always
be had. 21-2m
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yYr. Kings Visit TO Havana.

WARRINGTON, Jan 8.
The steamer Engineer having been ordered here to
convey Hon w R. King to Norfolk is at the wharf
awaiting the movements othat gentleman He will pro
badly leave for Norfolk to aud will take the reg
uar mail steamer thence to Havana.
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BY WTCHa1sD CAUTmOwN.

REGULAR SALE DAYS.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
sALB OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY
IN the days above named, commencing ate4 O'Clock
~ will sell at auction my on 5th st. a va
riety of miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERI ES-sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger Brandy, Whiskey, Gin. Molasses
Butter Lard, Herrings Shad
observation-disclosures, Sideboards, Waststanda
Feather Beds hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs Candlestads dining tea and toilet Tables ed
ding of every description TENDERS, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the house keeping line
SHOES, CLOTHING &c.--I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind Hats, Caps
Crockery-ware, Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c
NH 26 r CAUTHOEN
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

SENATE-Mr. Mason called up the resolution offered
by himself short time since II latve to the proposed
trpartite treaty between France, England and the
United States.
HoUsE-The appro ration bills were taken up and
debated.
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A T RULES, held in the clerks Office of the Crcn;t
"A Court ofBuckinehamc county Monday the 9th dav
of December 1852 Edward Saunders (who sues for ths
benefit OF William w. Forbes plaintiff vs. Thomas A
Austin, James Austin, kolfe Eldridge, Quin M Word
George H. Matthews, George Hooker w iliam Ander.
son u Co, Alexander Daval William Wallace Samnel
IS Christian, Willis P Bocock, Thomas Parrack Rolf
n Hooker. Anderson d. Abraham Francis d. Me(,raw
John Lakeland, James nstin jr. Austin Morgan and
Lucy Ann his wife. and Archibald Austin aud Agnes
ms vile, deendants--IN CHANcsRY.
Ona bill setting forth that the defendant Tbos Aus,n
IL Indebted to the plaintiff by aiudgment of the Couptv
Court ofuck hghamin the of
on from the 22d day of September s4 till payment and
So 81 costs of suit and that the defendant lanes Ana
to- is indebted to the said Thomas A in large amonnt
which is secured and provided for by deed ofrecord in
the same court and praying decree for the amount of
said Judgment and sale of the property onyeyed bv
the said deed in satisfaction thereoand the defendants
Thomas A. Austin and Austin Morgan and Lucv Ann
his wife, not having entered their appearance audit an
pearing by affidavit filed in the cause thai thew are
not lnhab ants of the State it is ordered that bev do
appear within month after due publication of this
ORDER and do what is protect their interest
and that co Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the CITY of Rich
mond for four weeks successfully aud posted at the front
door OF the Court House hs county on the first dav of
the next County Court ~ -
Copy-Teste
desf-aw r. ELDRIDGE, c. c. C.
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by KENT, PAINE g. KENT,

GALE OF A VARIABLE STOCK OF
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTION--On TUESDAY,
she 18th instant commencing at 81 o'clock, will sell
Mt the store OF Hugh Regh deceased all of his valuable
stock OF Dry Goods comprising alarge and choice
ment of seasonable and desirable Goods
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; over that amount
months for approved paper.
By order OF JAMES A. SMELL
Executor of Hugh Rileigh deceased
ia KENT, PAINE & KENT Aucts
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~ streel.
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No l7a-Dec "a:
;, 90 j! % 10 SO "a 81 54 81 50 46 66 II 49,
Hall Ticket Nos Fl &C H. another one sold and maid b
D. sTRATTON
Al 38 Is 81 ct SO 60 ga Is ST &C.
Ticket Nos l3 &c 90, another one sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 17aNDec as YIN
% 80 81 10 68 SIS 10 4 20 GO 10
Half Nos 10 90, $780,
n..n.,, No.. - n.,. '''' a9 sr Glia z oN
rs 50 "a IS CT 26 A . 40 90 10 1s a.
Ticket Nos AZ 81, another sold and paid by
SITUATION.
s. 30 20 IS 10 SO IS IA al 70 II 90 49,
Whole Ticket No. ? 90 So $780, another one by
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 175-Dec 30.
62 80 rs SO 81 GO 81 % AZ As 20 e. as
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, extra. No jam LIST:
II n 81 81 SO 40 80 10 20 II 50 &c % 3.
Do do II 80 u.s. Sold and paid by
n. srRATroNa
II SO SIS Sc 16 80 3 "a 90 10 TO-
MONDAY Delaware, No a-capital: sas57s. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sc.
TUESDAY-Delaware extra, No 3-Capital. a..
l6s IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81
TUESDA Y-Deaware, No 3-Captal SEQ O0O-
10 Nos, ii drawn. Tickets s.
Observation-Disclosures, No 4-Capita,: $50 26O
rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
THURSDAY-Deaware, ex., No 5-Capital 90 975
rs Nos IL drawn. Tickets &c.
Observation-Disclosures No 5-Captal: $40 o0O-
7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $5.
FRIDAY-Delaware, No 6-Capital: 100000 rs
Nos. ID drawn Tickets o..
observation-disclosures, extra No 7-Capital. a.
600. Is nos 10 drawn Tickets |.
Observation-Disclosures No Capital: $50 OO0-
70 Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets Sl5
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by me-
R Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all the lotteries promptly at
tended to- ana drawings sent VIII Zen requested. Please
address orders to
de 20 N. STRATTON. Richmond Va.
CHEsNUTs.--25b bushels, on consignment, lust re.
~ ceved, for sale
ia FRY & McCANDLIsH
ME regular monthly meeting Of the Richmond Tyno
i graphical Society will be held at Odd Fellows' Hall
this evening" at n o'clock.
ia JOHN NJ FRANCISCO, Seo'y.
* 0An FEET BUTTONWOOD To-
lCeOOO BACCO BOX PLANK landing from
schr Virginia, at lower wharves for sale
ia JAS WINSTON.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, jar

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Jan 3.
FLouR-sales of 27o0 bbls to day S. 1871 per Dbl.
WHEAT-We note sales of red at 81 l2I to 81 IS
and ofwhe at 81 15a$l 30.
CoKS-sales of white at 60 and of yello
621 cents
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVIS.

II N final execution of Deed of Trust from James T.
sutton, Jr and wife, shall, the 7h day of January
next at the hour Of 10 o'clock, NJ in font of the Of
streets, sell to the highest sbdder tract of land in
the county OF Kinds, State of Mssssp pi supposed to
contain 400 acres
Also, three shares stock of the Tuckahoe Railroad
Company Terms made known at sale
de - BlCK. L. WINSTON Trustee
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DUNLOP. MONCuRE & 4

DUNLOP, NAONCURE & co. ask the atten.
ton OF dealers their auction sale of Groceries, Bacon
&c. commencing this morning, at 10 O'clock without
gard to weather. ia 4
teW The Notes of the United States Bank
will be redeemed at the Office of Messrs Mott & Bevi.
next door to the Exchange Bank.
Also at my office on Shockoe Hill.
oc 92-tf WIN N TINSTTY
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan g.
Market quiet and prices of State brt nds cts
per bbl lower Sales for the day aggregate al os 5000
bbls.
GRAIN-Market quiet-demand steady at form rates.
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- WI HANDS,.
WANTED to hire for tho ensuing year. seventy or
w eighty hands, to work in the Manchester Cotton
Factory-girls and boys from twelve to eighteen wears
ofage desired chiefy-and for such liberal prices will be
paid "
Also. wanted to employ, large number of WHITE
OPEhATlVES, both experienced and inexpsrienc ed
and will pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be m ade to the Superintendent, Mr..
whitehead, at the factory. Or to the Undersigned.
WIN. II. POWERS Agent
de 2s-tf Office No Ia Mar stre.4
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Later from Havana /,

CHARLESTON Jan. 3.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here frem Havana
with dates to the 10th ut She brings news oimpor
tance. The small pox raging virulently in Havana
when the Isabel left