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HEhONAL
DIR. A. G. HARDIN, y,

----.|- DIR, A. c. RARDIN, -, -, -
~.p.nu.Tr of THE PHYSO MEDICAL COtLEGE AND
iNFiRMARY OF OHIO still continue. 10 tsoos, Ms e h
Tho citizens Richmond and vleiny, IN az m 70 n,Ji s
profe sson, hoping, by str1ct a''eh'0n o P'
the he receive 1 ,,.d nd ,h ,,r.sts a,
corner Of BROAD ano I'm suee''' o.
All hours night and day, when professionally eosagsd ;,
Ex,reetiug Teeh only % cents Nat'A'
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WISH gel! Tract Of Land about 700 mile and half
from Port Royal Caroline county, Virginia. Immediately on tho
road Bowling land RICH More than four
hundred wood and timber which sell WELL either ic
aud steamboats, with Por Royal
There descent al! the from the fam 10 the village and It's
xcclen The soil admirably adapted Wheat Com
and Tobacco Its advantages OF situation pasrr by
would prefer dividing into or three
small farms Divisions would purchasers better
parts Of would timber and woodcuue best at
on new sufficient farming purposes.
would like sell several Houses snd lots the town OF Pot
Royal GEORGE FIlLuuGH
Marc lG-t
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NTOTICE.-Some OF SockhudsTs n hT ;IsJ 70 COMPLY
~ Charlottesville Turnpike Company nat sb inst, they are
now requested 10 nay the by the lst APRIL
10 the interest Of the Company 1No' - 49, President
M ell Apri -
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AUCTION SALES,
BIZ GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, AuCT'Rs.
TRUSTEE,S SALE o 2 MOST VALUABLE EA 1

TRUsTEE's SALE OF MOST VALUABLE real
FESl sAyss TGS II T c hF1s 81 & FLAT
emt BY ct on ms ~ date '*S 81 ".
1872 duly recorded Richmond Hastings Court" a. s Request
Mst h
%" s ds G1 efSP sxg ne A s
"s SsSss ana Tobacco Presses a. loe'"S ir Vi The pro
I'll large hreesioy tobacco factories Of Canal
s having an aggregate front OF 5O f. AZ! dspG o. 49, :"
ws csy stlsy 5 al !uo Jack
tHo large sheds Tor !oriGs lumber Carpenters re
lumbar yard, bu"g pu1pSsss wei BY
high biE wall; Gi.o "nmber o. most va'qa%is SISts con-
House servants all HON we'll Skilled and familiar with The
nem Tobacco Prees Screws, ratenins Mills Machinery Of
| days al The office Of The undersigned.
The Tobacco Factories above alluded 10 are built IN The
and utility, and Justly regarded among The most dcsra
VIII y We're s sa be
for ces Converted into large or storage or ou
River and Canal aalera branch Of said canal Could east
yhe rc the Eastern cu Of the said Factories thus CIV
Tie wu rs for
winch The Carpenters shop stands (Which will be divided u sur
in either negotiable notes. added secured by
nIt nss inc slaves ami tobacco presses &C. VIII De sofa O"
u ohhs Tor negotiable notes, Interest auucu teeuieo
oy 49, satisfactory IasS .m snd"r.sr ,,;s Nv III.
March lied w GODDlS, Trustee.
Sale 10 be conducted by Goddin Apperson Aucts.
VALUABLE TOWN PHoPEETY FOR SALE.
Sf virtue o. the las, will and Wickham decd
BIZ shall offer for sale public auction on the pemrs TUES
DAY the lh OF the next month"; (Ap dwelling house IN the
City OF Richmond with more than hall land attached there.
t and The time all THAI portion which the
said house situated that fronts Marshall street. extending from
lOth ~ llIl streets
Also the ground the dwelling house adjoining the
sldece oi NJ Gregory ESQ., thou which thirty foot street,
parallel with Clay s,ree will be Opened
The parcels OF land will lie laid CT in lots Of
convenient for building
plat the whole to the Office OF Messrs Goddn
The property we'll known that description
will be fourth CASH. and tho residue in equal ay
ucnts Oh credit OF r. Is months with interest from day
negotiable and deed Of trust on the pro
perry. ,, an
be made fair day and not completed the first, wi
continued the secUnd day WM F. WlCkAM Executor
Sale conducted by GopDIN L ApPeRsoN, Aucts
March 6-ctlslAplil
LARGE SALE OF SYDNEY PROPERTY.
ggIIL be offered public MONDAY, the LIST day Of
w May ue1 commenting II O'Clock A. ~ undrd acre
lot, the Sydney These lots contained in the farm
reside aud will be sold in lots with the pr
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VUANO,-l-5oO tons best PERUVIAN euaho
II can suaao-''teT''s a'' ''' saSaH W, FRY SONS
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aANDY MoRRIsoS Take notice me- ,on n' OF sun rise
and that day the Tavern'house OF hs % drpo,.
he county Louisa Virginia shall proceed 10 for me as
b George Morris deceased in en Wherein yon
pending the Circuit Court eore Morris:
ainti Should the dispositions not De 60 av until they
e taxing of ,be same will be adjourned from Gay 10 oa5 y
shall be completed under aSd i te Erecuor
March, 1854. VILLAS" ~
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March 2-ctds


yg1IE above Mines the head Of Falling Creek and
something less mile North Of the Midlothian Coal Mines
and in the same range coal field These mines have oeen
very partially for short periods al different ny
and oes and for the want OF eK anu
sufficient capital together with the ansuisng and depressed
T Tho coal about Abandoned the expense iheH
enterprises AID IN tho words
WI COAL and the other " feet thick WIN G
Engine Fixtures abundany sufficient FOR the aislG
haGiIlng bushels OF coal day Another sma
wards farther North this lard, sunk many years ~
han ON feet, and y boring feet beyond this dep
If coal was PASSED through the shafts and WORKINGS on s
prupery nude great expense VIII III az w
when The coal pro,peug be for me aeSeu a h
, by raj will exceed oneourth
, NJ line cost wien this properly WIS first explored rL
c n The hast quality has been taken from hefe nhes
r on this families ana lof opera
ives besides work shops &C. &c Inc i9e
NJ This with me In proper Lease and o
ny term years Address me through the Post once
Mich s-,iMc3w WIN. II. BRANDER.
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NSNNNIVERSARY OF THE nIBLE SOCIE-
E TYThe Annual Meeting Of the Bible Society OF Virginia
will held the Centenary hodis Church Richmond
Tuesday even ny The 9Th OF Aprii at7H O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev Geo D. Cummns CT this
ly aud the Rev. S. Ii. Cox, u. D., OF New York.
Auxiliary Bible Societies invited send delegates the
lgS e. ~ JOHNSON,
March i-d&ctd. Recording Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JULIUS -, FAl'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOU
BOYS, ELlZaDETITrOIVS n

julius " p SAt Ei,z n9ATP5Ss SCHOOL
s1nuf and other active
txa cas.s All the :" upa atsnG to
Their ami s Fssn Is made spnsen
na under hr "Han ansnaes j. also pursued upon similar
The Summer session will open Monday in May CIR.
GUITARS can he obialnei this office March l7weot3w
r,,,r m TnbrS a,n. SoG,:sTY Of VIRG MA.
vii ss III" e.: N safi,
as sIsT o. m sEI MAJ" Streets in the city of Richmond
he Chair will be taken at l2 O'Clock NJ Fellow Of the Society
y o s way any To- y On tho day Of
selves Il! tic Hall Of Tie e. S. .s 49,.
March I-c,l.lArri ''o'H' =" D'' SECRETARY
GoANo AND IMPROVED ssIy .iAAunGs FOR
'EvE subscribers keep on hand large stock Of Perm
Wan Ggano. De Iurss Sup. rhos. Lime, cnappeIs sup
slloraers They PARTICULARLY recommend The Sup Pos
March 2O--e2m BARKsDALE & READ
w II. HOLT RICHARDSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR EounTEENTIL It'll, STREET, OPPOSITE
III AS us, returned from tho Nonh with selected stock
Cloths Cassnses vc.,nss DC. Of the ates! mrorslo"s
s eoSsy and would be rel
BANKsDNLE & READ,
co II NJ lSS1ON nj ERC HANTS,
RICHMOND,
OFFICE foa building, sl"csoe wa,snousewI attend strictly
promptly orsrs for The purchase Of goods &c They
cit the patronage Of hcr friends, and the pubic generally
Jan. 3O-ctAml II. G.. READ.
Il. nfLETr,
(Lnte OF King William County,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GOvERSoE STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
EBRACTCES all the Courts held In the City Richmond aud
IN the Counties Of lienricu, Hanover and King William
Ian. l6-dlwacLl
JOHN ~. BEANTON, DENTIST.
BFAV1EG awaited ayantagcso The Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery offer professional the c
Cumberland and the adjoining am prepared
perform all operations tho teeth III the most perfect
Teeth Rsrr cd rom cnjrc
wlaend TO cali by addressing Farmvile Prince Edward
coumy.l Va. March l-cY
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VIM. A. HEAY,
(tATB OF VIRGINIA
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ST. LOUIS, MO,
WILL attend professional business generally ~ 'n
RgpSasNcss-on JW Brockenbrough
Smith Eco Lunenburr Va Edward CHAMBER Ma ~,
Va. A. o. McAWaine, Eo4' feeo'e' ' Doc G-u
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. {?
Mcuuosp. March 9Th. I-i'i.

li.cnuosp March OH sol !
, 4, the ,r-ryne decree hereby notified
- attend Al ~ IL city Of Richmond tho 1th cay OF
Ipri 1851 al 10 oclock, with ho evidence necessary 70 sna
Ne the duties required said dscrce and all
or, John Sheppard deceased are hereby also hoe aid ~
1.-the time and place. and present their cialn as''
a Nr nib' ,I o nv' ' WIN. F. DAVIS. ComInr.
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..oa1CC no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NOTLGES AND DAHVILLE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
GENERAL MEETING Of tho Stockholders Of The Richmond
Thursday the 18th DAY APRIL 1884, at IL O'CLOCK
~ Nv order or the Board OF Directors.
Stockholders will usual po,s free over tho Kali hoeo
10 and from the meeting. ,r,.,>, e.,,,v
Office Richmond Danville r. CoMarch l-ti3hAD,lI
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LANDlN HANOVER COUNTY, FoHt SAESti 80
rsNI subscriber offers for sale privately the tract OF Land on
which Inc at present esides lying South Anna River ana
Beech Greek Richmond and seven miles from Sa sh
ON the r. F. &P Rail Road containing about four numbered
acrea Better than arabic land In high state OF I'M,
proyenen the growth wheat corn oats and
tobacco; good poonO being riYer anu creek 10"
The balance 10 oak and pne - . ,,
II abounds number 6ne Springs nhorang
ply OF as pure water any in virginia -, 10 ron,
The Of dwelling with four rooms IN com
rnr.hrr with an addition Of three rooms connecteu
10 ,he main dwelling by porch; this part Will Dc REPAIRED
Huired before sale barn. corn house, granary
carriage house, sc. ~ ,. viz, III. society
o1 NOR, minute deemed unnecessary
=, those who may purchase vii! call and examine 'o w
solves rrnOyEII
Ieins VIII oe "'"e .~o SenrDfoot Post Office.
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GEO. r. SWAMI,
TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN ClIANCERY,

GEO. II. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY,
JACKSON miss
SRACTCES Law IN the several State and Federal Courts held al
Jackon and IN the Circuit aud Probate Courts vi Kinds and
the ncighbcrag counties. lie will
Of aud redemption Of forfeited lands AUDITORS Office
Refers Stephen T. Egglrsinn ESP Icury irving, ESQ., Sa.
mur Marx ESQ., Cashier Bank Of Virginia; Mess Harris Glib
Rchmnnd. Va. Nov. 2J-clv
MARBLE YARD.
gOIN T. ROGERS, Sh Street MAN, Richmond. Va Dealer
% In Egyptian Italian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TONES, GRAVE STONES MANlEL PIECES OF every descrp
ton, WALL PLATES, FRONTS. &c. &c.
ANY design Carving executed in the manner.
Orders from The cony with city rcfrrcnc: promptly attended
to-
Rogers wing served his apprenticeship OF the Iargcr!
New York City, aud having much experience Tho
himself that all work executed al his Shop will
satisfaction done North or South oc;. 5cly
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
IENIi an all reasonable will be paid
the apprehension aad delivery TO III Richmond Of
named Marii, she calls herself Maria Perry
taken nifty from Richmond thirty dollars II taken
in Richmond.
medium with round face skin about ginger
teeth full head OF hair pleasing
Her co!ecei but she Is beloved 10 be
about four or twenty i've years Old
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son. agents, Office m Governor
March liCiS Street between Main ana fTahKih Streets
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FORD'S PORTRAIT GALLERY,

pursuance revising and reducing into act the
provisions tho City VI Richmond" passed
March 1852 will be held "Wednesday the 9Th OF
Ap 1851 members Of the Council members OF the Coun oil
Hastings a ma yor, other officers OF said city.
In Jefferson Ward, the First Market House.
In Madison Ward al the City Hail.
And Monroe Ward house the souhwost corner Of
Broad md Foushee Streets. WIN. p SHEPPARD, G. c. X.
jtd
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RAWLINGS a. MILLER
AFFER for sale 10 city country merchants on the usual
m. u and nsrll Of Groceries, Teas Wines
n! Liquors:
aNrw Orleans Porto Rico Loaf Cu1hed 9ranuiated and
Coffee Sugars, various grades
CaGee-Rio. Laguayra, Java, Mocha and Santos
Nla,ss-Ncw Orleans Porto Yco, Sugar House and Syrup
las-Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Ctndies-Spcrm Adamautine and Talow
ap-CasliIe. Brown, Family and Fancy
lEes- pImenio, Pepper Cloves Cinnam0n Mace Ginger
Ptuv.lon,-Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Rice
Olive Oil; Cayenne Pepper, Mustard, Starch, Alum
Indigo, Fig Blue Soda Havana Segars
Wines Liquors, Brandies all prices
asira Port; Sherry, Champagne Malaga and dry Wines
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Reetifed Whiskey
Peruvian Guano, Salt Piaster. &c. March 70
MOOD, WOOD, WOOD.--i oler for SAFE, at toe Wood
w Yard recently occupied by Mr. John F. Reeve, on Broad
Se cash or TO punctua good Wood both Pine
ndot prices Having number Of hands engaged in cut.
s od shall regularly supplied with IT, ThT1ush re
Stores orders DO eit and which Will
"p'omp!y attended TO. S. N DAVIS
FEB lU-3n 10
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SSFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
H. PASY.-THE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCIIES-
TER VA--B W. KNOWLES Agent.
Ol:c al BOOKSTORE OF KNOWLES & WALFORD, corner
Aalr and llh streets
dollars paid for insurance is security for thousands
A..k h-l -
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PROVIDE FOR THY HOUSEHOLD.
THERE no Of doing THU. than by securing policy
LIZ. Insurance in the New ok Life insurance Company
for his house, he hath denied the lailh and
worse in6del."
Tia company is on mutual system all its profits for
s s.ne, nsueed It's IN prosperous condition For
the agent tho Baptist Book Depository square
,oys he Banns.
srch3 CfiAS "ORTfiAM. Agent
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NEW GOODS.
k, MERCHANT WEISIGER receiving weoky, addition
III, 10 heir large Stock OF Ready Made Clothing
Country Merchants would do we'll call and examine Stock
|,srn they will find largo and desirable
""'"' S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER
No Mai Strort
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SEEEN NERGOKS.-This day ut 81 O'Clock we will SCI
~ seven likely Trsroes, Men. Boys and Girls.
NJ pIIIIAM nAN
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nal is issued about the first of each month. Each
number averages ca large octave pages, making
over 750 pages Of reading matter annually. II is
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Articles and Constitutions from the profession
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operations cliniques and occurring in public
institutions, well as in private practice, will be
reported Also, the, transactions Of the medical
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h Nov. 80
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paintings, and at last-two, years had now
passed away since their last meetng-he called
on the German painter who still lived in
Rome, and demanded satisfaction from him.
His challenge was accepted, and the English
man according to the European.custom-
better rule than ours) being the offended party,
selected the weapons; he chose the pistol.
During the past two years he had practised daily
for several hours and his known address with
the pistol had become an unerring certainty OF
shot. He sent the ball wherever he wished u
to go. The parties went on the ground they
were placed thirty PAGES apart and witn the
privilege of advancing ten steps before nring.
The signal was then given Fire One! Two!
Three! The word FIRE was scarcely out OF the
seconds mouth, when the Englishman hred
without moving; his antagonists pistol ieil
from his hand, and was discharged by the fall,
the ball burying itself in the ground. !he
Englishman's ball had shattered the artists
hand ; an amputation was necessary career
Of artist was ended, and forever.
A few days after the amputation the Eng
lishman called on him, and without otherwise
noticing the angrygeception he met, said 70 tne
suffering artist, /" if you think my vengeance Is
satisfied with your shattered hand ana tne
wreck Of your artists career, you strangely un,
QerTdLe Il6 agony Vi q uCSVAfoNi
husband though have condemned you TO
life Of vain regrets, to never ending series OF
impotent sighs, to total oblivion by all anna,
teurs and historians Of art" cob! no, sr,"
interrupted the artist his face beaming with
ray Of hope the last you cannot do; my Ma,
donna, at ST. Petersburg; my Luther, at berhn;
my Flight into Egpyt, at Paris my -
The Englishman interrupted him in turn
Spare me-" said he, 1the names Of you.
works but look over this catalogue and see II
j have not the exact list of them all es,
they are all there-even the painting finished
the evening before the duel" $50 was per-
suaded All the paintings on this catalogue
are my property; being my property 40 with
them what please, and please to burn them
AYE, to burn every one Of them, that your
name shall be completely effaced from the .glo-
rious roll Of artists in two hours from this time,
your toll, your conceptions, your skill will be
as completely effaced from this world, as the
name the nrchin traces in the sand is eftaced
by the rising tide; fire is as destructive as
water!' In vain the poor artist begged for
mercy, the wronged husband was completely
insensible to his supplications, and in two hours
a servant brought to the artists room q large
earthen vessel, commonly used to contain OIL,
filed with ashes---it was all that remained OF
his,paintings-Paris Cor. Boston atlas.
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
TRAY & BALLANTYNE, Booksellers,
W 7h street. have just received aiarge lot ofsupe-
rior Cap and Letter Paper, at all prices, from 81 so
10 SO SO per ream.
Adhesive envelopes, from 81 to SO per thou
sand. a
Note paper Of all kinds, fancy envelopes, &c.
Blank books. .
Ledgers, day-books, and journals, all sizes.
Copy books fine assortment, plain and fancy
binding.
Memorandum diaries for 1854.
Superior gold pens.
Steel pens, from IS cents to 81 per gross.
Drawing books and cards, pencils and crayons.
Monochromatic boards fa aH
Visiting cards, &c.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
18th street. near Odd Fellows Hall.
+ Dec 3-tf (m)
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JONAS CHICKERING'S PIANOS.
TUST RECEIVED, per barques Maryland

II
u and Nickerson, from Boston, and per transpor-
tatlon line from New York, further supply ofsx
pianos.--These, with the pianos lately received,
form the largest and most elegant assortment ever
offered in this city Magnificent Louis XIV and
Central Pianos, from the long-estabished and
world-renowned factory Of Jonas Chickering, Bos-
ton, from the old and celebrated factory of Bacon
81 Raven, New York. and from other approved
New York manufactures.
In this assortment every scale and style of pi-
amos may be found, at prices from 5000 to $780,
Persons desiring the celebrated Chickering's
pianos, will remember that the factory of Jonas
Chickering, Boston, which has been in existence
for more than thirty years, never supplies but one
dealer in each city, and that, for years. the sub
scriber has had the sole privilege for this city.
This explanation is necessary, as another person
named Chickering has set up Piano Factory in
Boston.
The hundreds Of pianos sold by the subscriber
sufficiently attest the quality of his instruments
and his moderate prices.
Secondhand pianos taken in part payment for
new ones.
A large stock Of guitars, violins, flutes accorde-
ons, &c.
New music received semi-weekly.
BY the barque Sylph, which sailed from Boston
on the Sth instans will be received an additional
supply of pianos. RICHD. DAVIS,
Dec 21-eo3t Music Store.