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NTDWIY FEMALE ACADEMY.

Il L AhA
TIME friends and patrons Of this Institution, IRE respect.
Il fully informed, that the third session, under the in
struction and direction of Miss ADA Is. minor, Will com
| mence on Monday, the 2d OF October, and terminate on
the lst of July, SIS.
Miss ADA i Minor takes pleasure in informing her
friends and patrons, that shc has retained the services OF
her accomplished friend and associate, Miss MARTHA :.
DAVIS, a. Il general assistant. A limited number OF young
ladies will be received, and particular attention Will be
paid to the manners, habit. and morals of the young Indies
at all times and every pains taken TO ensure d profitable
branch of a finished education. soid, classical and orna'
mental will be taught
TERMS.-Board and tuition in all Of the English branch.
CO, including washing, lights, &c. for the entire session Sl25
Instruction in Music on Piano, including use OF instru-
Music on Guitar $50, with Vocal Music ............ 80
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each ........... 10
Parents aud guardians desiring their daughters TO be
taught Vocal Music in connection with the Piano, Will be
charged $50 extra.
Pupils somewhat advanced in their studies would be pre-.
ferrrd; and such ~ expect 10 receive a liberal education,
with liberal views. No hosrdcr- will be- received by the
wcrk-All will be charged from the commencement OF the
month in which they enter, to the end Of the session;
The following letter, which was before the public the
last session, WINS kindly rendered By our friends the dis
tinguished teachers OF Fleetwood:
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, July 10Th, le5.
Almiring the resolution OF our ~nelshbOr, Miss Ada d.
| Minor. in purposing TO continue on her account the schools,
u, her fathers house, we take the liberty OF stating what Is
the universal impression of all who have the pleasure OF
her acquaintance, that, with a refinement; OF manner and
deicacy Of learning peculiarly Southern, she possesses
the solid requirements and graceful accomplishments OF a
finished education. Miss Minors Musical attainments nj.
tract tho admiration of all land they are many who par,
take OF her fathers ho,pitaities. We understand the phys
ical comforts Of the pupils will be in charge o.! Mrs, Minor,
TO whose atfcc,iona,e and motherly attention they may be
safely entrusted. O.. WHITE
In the event of sickness, every attention will be bestowed
with particular care. and no charge made for professional
services. JEFFERSON MiNOR, NJ. u.
Address Millers Post Office, Essex county,. Va.
Sept. S-ctlJthDec
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~ RE COUNTY OF GOOCHLANn
II u uccuriancr with the pruvifiOns Of Il deed OF trust tx.
ucutcd by T.. ]. McHny, deceased. on the 9Th dry vi
March, 1853, and Of record in the Clerks office OF tie
county of Goocilund,. the undersigned, rs trustee therein,
will sell, on Thursday. IN" l9th day OF October, 1854, at |.
o'clock, NJ. If fair, il not, Oh the next inir 'tny. at the late
residence OF said Meany, i'll G~oochlnnd county, about Ii
miles from the cav oi Richmond, and on tho Jnnrs River
canal, aIl OF the personal property conveyed hy s"il deed
among winch is embraced TWO Negroes, 1t man and II NO
washer md ironer, aud very valuable. All OF the Book.
and Household nni Kitchen Furniture and utensils OF si'
M,nny n email CarrinCr and Harness: OI''.hOr7e Power
Ihreshin, Machine; a Wheat Fan and Corn Shelter; also
the Mulel, IIorscs, stock ot Cattle, Cart, Wagon, Plough:
and farming implements Oh sHid Farm.
TERMS OF SALr.-For the Negroes cash for the Other
proucriy, all sulrs vi so anC under, cnsh Tor Gums over
$50, n credit Of Fix months viii be given, md bonds witt
POWHATAN ROBERTSON.
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FARM FOR SALE.

EyTIIL be sold III private sule, n farm Of three hundred
w ncrcs, situated six miles from Williamsburg, James
City county. Va, one mile from the Grove Wharf, James
River, and four milcs from York River.
One half Of this farm is cleared, and under cultivation
The Dwelling House, out buildings and fences nc in good
order.
II not sold before, will be- sold at public snle on the 9Th
dar OF November, lSji, III the City Of Williamsburg, Va.
For torn and further infnfnmtinn, address either OF tho
subscribers, post paid. COL. DUht FL,
NJ. GUSTS.
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BY PCLIIAM & DAVIS, AUCTS.
rnnIHIAN m LAND

WYE will sell Oh Tuc.dsy, the 18th dry OF October
w 1864, the tract of land lying in the upper end of the
county of GOochlnnd, about ) miles from the Canal, on the
waters OF the Little Byrd creek, formerly belonging "a
John : Davis. decd. There i. on the premises r corniorta
Bile dwelling housc md the usual uthouscs. The land
produces finely wheat, corn, Data and tobacco, hes we'll
wntcred by never failing springs and creeks, The society
good and The country unusually healthy. .,
q Terms accommodating. and made known at sale. Sale
,vill TAX. plnce at II O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premises.
S.n, ofEc,d pIILIAM g. DAVIS. Aucts.
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PoWHATAN ROBERTSON.
60 III Tru.t.


Rial Il Wv "a ''tN
I'm pursuance Of IL decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
County of G~oochland. in the suit of John Boiling
against A. Boiling and Others, the undersigned will offer Tor
| sale NJ public auction, on The I'D dav OF November, l-J4,
if fair. ii not, on the mex, fair day II, Il o'clock, NJ, on the
nrrnisrs. "A tract Of land callel Centre Hill, = belonging 10
The estate of Blair Boiling. dc.d, situated Oh james River,
in the coun,irs oi rowhaisn and GCoclilund, vest OF JGde's
Ferry, and about ~ miles from the City N Richmond. The
trnct contains about $50 acres, and will br sold for that
quantity, bc the same more or less; about 30 acres are OF
jamrs River low grounds OF tae best quality, and regarded
IA less liable 10 overflow than low grounds usually hrc. OF
which 30 acres nrr on un islGnl near and convenient 10 In.
,arn. The high land IL ii remarkable fertility, anu n'mi
| rably adsptrd 10 the growth OF Corn, Wheat and Tobacco.
There is Il good thrcsliing machine Oh the place nml In"
usual improvements. The location is an exceedingly heal
thv one. and the ncichhurhooi very good. \ crop oil wheat
will BE- put in for III" purchaser and Possession gwen at
once. Altogether. few places are offered for shlccOmbiring
70 many advantages a. this.
TERMS or SALE-Ouctou-th Oi the purchase money III
cash, the balance III three equal instruments. on II credit oil
one, two ani three years bonds with approved security
required Tor the deferred paylncn;r, bearing interest IRON
date, payable annually, and conditioned 10 pay into me
Bank Of Virginia TO the credit Of Ehid cause, the prlnclI'Hl
and interest Of shid bonds when they respectively tai due,
tho title 10 be rctsined until the purchase money l. lnid
and a conveyance directed hy nc Court.
The title is regarded re perfect, but ceiling o. Ioinn'is'
sioner can only convey ss suc4.
POWEATAN ROBERTSON, Conir.
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~OlIMISSIONERS, SALE or VALUABLE
ANn ON TnE RICHMOND AMI Err ElERICES

- Ia. S' Atf' ''S 49, fSAS TX
buig Railroad, ~ ""'I"- s--". Richmond, ~ Auci"n-py
virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit C".,, OF the County of
Urnrico, pronounced on the 10Th day Of May. leJl, IN the
case of - Hudson against We,hcriord, &C. the un.
d~ersigncd, who was thereby appointed n Commission
er of the Court for the purpose. will cNporc 10 sale,
Mt public auction. on the premises, un TUESDAY,
the 9th Of October, 1854, commencing II, IL o'clock, the
lnrcrr portion OF the tract OF hand III the county OF Henri
co. OF which Hnrrcr Price, died. si"zcd, containing, accord
ing 10 u plan and survey, made by }. j. peasants, County
Surveyor. 25Ol acres, and divided into lots from one 10
thirteen inclusive.
The Mansion trarl Inns 7Gi acres attached 10 i, oi which
sbour H. mere. are well wooded. The other lots contain
from 10 Ia - nrrrr. and Tor the most ihTt are covered with
heavy original growth ui most valuable pine nni oak wood,
and some fnr peat Timber. TIL" railroad runs through
tm- land, thus ntoriin. convenient access 10 III" city ol
Richmond; nut brsidrs, II new romi has been p~urchnsed
through the land To Mr.. John A. GlRzehrook, opening into
the Brook Turnpike (now plank ronil near the irst toll
cate, BY which Il most comfortable ana pleasant lisrtss
and crrcss can b. Ind to each OF the lois.
The wood ana timber on this land have attracted the at
trntiDn Of the public for many years, and ia view OF liz
ucarness 10 the city OF Richmond, where il Is in great d"
mnnd, offer great inducements 10 persons DESTROYS OF en-
pHring in farming or III the wood business.
We invite attention To the mp, 10 he seen nj our once,
which exhibits clearly the location and advantages oil thls
most lrsirshlc property.
Terms Oncthird cn-h, balance nj and = years, tor ne
cotinblr notes, with good cndorscrs, Tor the deferred pay,
Inrn,s, and the title retained subject 10 III" future order OF
Inc Court. CIAS G. HUDSON, Com'r.
Sale conducted By GoDDIS & APPERsOS.
= - We are authorised To state, that the "firrmiagc
tract" of md. adjoining the above On the South, belong
inr TO Gen. Scott and DR.. Csbcll. will soonb Ind on into
lots, with streets running through the same, thus connect
ing the above laIi with the streets TO be- opened through
the land of Mes.rs. Scott and Cab"i. u. q.
SnDt - .v ttIi
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n OFFER tor s,l- my rwo ~llantmiols lying in the county
L Of Cumberland. On lame. AMI W.!Lr, rivers, about -
miles abo,e R.cL,a0nh, and confirming, - survey, 2,232
ncres. About l.HJU rcrra hrr IL wood; son" $50 acres OFT
ginMl forest; being one Of the finest bodir. oi woodland
in this part Of the State, having IA abundant supply .: IN"
plant lEid, ana II large glan;:iy OF nnc onk aud pin" timber.
About l2UU acres durable luni, OF which about 80 acres
ne low grounds, on the two rivers, in nearly cqGs! qVUEt!.
tcs on cach.
Clifton, on which I reside, contains. by survey. liCJ
ncrrs. OF which. about 900 are Orig'nsliore-t and b.tw cen J
md 600 arabic land; about rs acres Willis iow erouuds-
4 large proportion Of the ~h!shlrnd Is Of excellent quality.
good wheat and tobacco LAND, rIrd all highly IinrruvoaUlc.
The dwelling house Is large ami romnlOd!uns, containing
! rooms. with all necessary 0~ut-EUuses.
The plantation buildings, besides negro quarters. are u
house. ~sulfcicn, TO esGfE ltbhr5 b!CSA nv agDsv isnA .iobacea
GIrn,iv,r contains, by survey. sS2 acres. OF which lI6
acres are James River low grounds OF very superior quail
~: $50 acres srable highland. naturally 81 greu, fertility,
md now in good condition; nearly me wEo'r o. " III crop
or clover, and 800 acres o! original forest land. -.
The buildings consist OF Il small dwelling house, good
plantation bindings, barn, lErcslins nlsch!hc, tobacco
house. sufficient Ia cure $4,000 lbs Of tobacco.
The rwo plantations lie i'll one hody, being dir'd'd by 4
right line through their whole length, ind hay" been Guilt
waited by me with one set Of hands.
invite on, II Tor either, or both p!hii1tion-: END would
take n Irr price. rs ana ANXIOUS 1" invest the proceeds
in ,x per cent. loans u stocks.
would like to rel to the purchaser or purchasers,
about 20 negroes. as -lioull greatly pr"i'rt cir remaining
in their prrrent homes.
wish 10 cell, also, AL the mules. hortes, &C ana n !hrG'
stock of fnr cattle, oxen, Sc. .,
For health and comfort, consider Clifton unsurrn-sfi
by nny residence in the S;u,r. Ny Doc,ors bills rarely eX.
coed 30 cents per hrnd. per annun-thr Inst year. 'hiy -
cents each, for white and black.
The termI- would be madc tvs easy hs The purchaser y
purchaser. should desire.
Say one fourth Oh delivery OF possessions. The bslhnc"
installed in fve annual payments, Tearing 10000 IN III"
hands OF the purchaser il hr desired ii.
All the deferred payments TO bear interest from delivery
of posscFsion, and 10 be satisfactorily occurred.
Invite pcrsons desiring TO purchase, to ,i'i, me
rEiToN HAkkic9S,
p. :. | Hi making all nerdful preparation, 10 SOW, ~
early AS possible, upwards .! 400 bushels OF "hc"'
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! / o 6RESsy; Trustees.
Lor'SA CovET House., Va. Oct. l3-cw:ds
OFFICE OF KlcllNoso Nd oRk RIVE n r. Co..

OFsicE OF RIcuMoSo AND YORK RIVER K R.. Co.,
RICHMOND, October ~, 1854.
x o'icr OF the President and Directors Of the Rich.
- rnonI and York River Rail Road Company, notice ia
-''-ey given that books are now open ut the office OF the
"npsny' under the supcrin,end.nce of the undersigned.
- subscriptions 20 ihe ansubscribed shares Of the capital
OK Q: iii, company. in conformity with the act Of A.
N@ty IN -uch cases provided. Persons dcsirous of taking
'-tk VIII call on OF communicate with the Secretary.
yr, li-cwyru w MORTON Ser'v
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD l. HALL.

u aTTO"S U JIM
Arrow GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQCE OPERA,
BALLET n TROUPE,
WILL commence Il series OF their chaste and amusing
w Entertainments, at ODD HALL,
zach has been thoroughly repaired throughout, making II
u, most beautiful Exnibinon Hall in the country. commenc'
e. on MONDAY NIGHT, Oct. 10Th, and continuing every
tscning during the week.
The Company comprises the following well known and
'sl.n,ed performers:
". Observation-Disclosures 10 be the bes. living deli
nestor Of the Virginia Negro.
Il. W. MoORE-The most accomplished Negro Come.
ian in the world
MONS. HERHANDEZ-The Bonelcss Man and wonder.
81 Gultsrist.
J. n. HCSTER-Known rs the Champion Banloist.
JOHN Z. LAcY-The celebrated Wizard Bugleist.
J. J. RERRlSFORD-The American Ole Bullste Of
f~anpbclrs Ministries.
DAN BOWER-The beautiful Ballad Singer, and crisi
al Bob Ridley.
Lille GEORGE EDWARDS. Of Virginia, aged l3 years
the youngest and best Vocalist on my stage. Hs has
seen - styled by the press and the people who haveheard
.T.
Inc company will introduce a new Burlesque or Panic.
NINE e,ch evening.
Remember, thi. is thc only original Southern Company
= existence.
Admission only IS cents
y.her. viii be in attendance to conduc, ladies TO their
seas.
Oct. u JOHN +. SMITH, Agt.
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Office
,rrrrr prcIINOND FREDG 4 p K Il. co..

RIcIIMoSD, October 2nf, Is"i.
AIEMGEHS of the Agricultural SOci"tyof N!rgir!o Who
NJ desire to visit Richmond Oh the occasion o. me gFr"'
Annunl Fnir which will commence on the 5is' % o'''t|'
en- jnr, ars hereby notified that return tickets, hvhilsb!"
for ten DAYS, will be furnished them free Of charge, on 'i
bibi,inn of their certificate OF membership 10 the oiiccT.
girhmonL, provided implication Is made therefor on tie
wsy to Richmond: and though the usus! charge vii! ",
nude for the transportation Of stock and articles in'"ni'i
tor exh,bition, rucn stock and articles will be returned over
rho route for account of the same ow ncr. treeot hny~ chhrB-,
and the amount which has been paid thereon refunded.
+. :. Stock and articles intended tor exhi6lt!'n, mt"'
he in readiness Tor the Steamer Maryland. Al WashinGto"
and Alexandria, on the morning OF Saturday, @5i!i oc'"D':'
II, order TO secure their arrival III Richmond 10 proper
time. SAMIhL 49,
DC, o-lm Agcntof Transportation
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FAIR.

nERSOEs yiEi,ing Richmond al THAT t'm", 'r" !n'!.rh
TO notice the Chemical Liquid Cern'nf, ioi Hl'hu'hs
I'LL kinds of broken glass, Chins and Ear:acn ""ie OF 10y
description, resisting tine seton OF hot "atG' an" 'he 60
thereby recommending it.eli 10 every ore 10 en- hI'h."atIs
~ r. z. DUAL i BIO.
~ Corner above rho Bank.
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CUII.DREN'S CLOTHING,

AIDES who select their Childr-ns clothing hc rni''
n 4 tied 10 cell and examine the lsrg" and variei stock %
~CIuLDREE'S CLOTHING. which have just rrc"lr"i
md opened this week.. The Goods nrr well made. MA
gotten up in beautiful styles OF the latest pa;,crn-. ia"
smallest suits are richly finished with Braid. SuItS 10 ut
from four to eight ycars Of age, I'll manufactured sNpfr=s-
IL for nv own rctuilrsdc. All in want are respectfully 20
licited TO call and examine my stock.
J. p. GOODNiE
o.. IL M LII Min srent- nulnsitc Engln -nMhr..
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UOGGETT AND ANDERSON,
,HOLSTERERS and Paper Hangers. corner OF &

IIPHOLsTERERS and Paper Hangers, corner of Gov.
ernor and Franklin Streets, have now in store their
Fall stock Of French and American Paper Hanglngs, Cur
tain Goods, Cornises, Bands, Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Table and Floor Oil Cloths, Window
Blinds, Transparent Shades, Beds Mattresses, &c, which
they will sell or work up to order on the most reasonable
and Upholstering promptly, in the city or country.
Oct n-3ln
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LEItsIIs IiEi'OKiS.

FIRST VOLUME FOX SALE.
TIME first volume OF Lcigns Virginia N'poTt: h"S b''''
reprinted. and ~ now toy sal" sale NJ 81.
Also, Tor SALE Heiins's statute, 10 vols St 81 Nper 49,,
Shepherd 4 continuation OF Eiening. 3 vols. AT e. per v";
cod. of rirginia, 81: Gilmrr Reports. e.. and Randolph.
b yos Leigh, vols. , 20 IL, incluriyc; Robinson, 2 vols md
Gruttnn. 9 vols; all nj 81 per vol: Sessions acts md Jour
null Of ysriol. years. 81 per vol. Apply TO The .u
SECRETARY OF TIE COMMONWEALTH
n,, r Il Ec.,v
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LOST, COW.

NSTRAYED, rom my premises on Leigh street Sun
IL day, the LIST day OF October, a yellow mich IcN,
with a white streak on the back, and marked with whl'e
on the belly, with long, sharp horns. No other msrEs 70.
collected. A liberal reward will be paid for her delivery
To ME at my residence, or such information rs may !shd 10
her recovery. w. i. Ral'L''f"
On -
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LAND EOit SALE.

u WISH TO sell u tract ~ band. about zoo aci-s. IA mil"
u and n hnlf from por Rovtl, Caroline county, Virginia,
immediately on The road 10 Bowling .ir,ar. The lfrG Is
very rich. More Than iOur hundred acres are IN WOOD rrt
timber, which sell we'll. either in pGrt Ruyri OF 10 yc--,.s
and steamboats, trad!m. w:h ru.i Royal. There j, a de
scent ali the way from ;hr farm Ia the village, rirt tie road
Is excellent. The soil Is admirably adapted 10 W hcnt. Com
AMI Tobacco. lie advantages 81 Situation ar .urpRtsrG By
few farms III the State. would prefer diyidins!I lric Two OF
three smHll farms. md such visions would suit purchasers
better. aS parts OF II would sur timber ccu' rs a,i wood.
cutters best NJ present, and another portion is orrn End
ready trr farming. The improvements on Il are new. and
sufficient for farming purpo-,I.
I would like 70 sci! several houses nrd ln's in the Gown
Port Royal. GEORGE FiTIiIGH.
N.r,I If
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MUSICAL GARD.
AIRS A. BIS. COLE, daughter Of the late Prof Oliver
Shaw, proposes taking u limited number of pupils on
the Piano Forte and in singing.
Mrs, c. has the pleasure OF referring to Prof. George
Webb of Boston, and other distinguished teachers.
Che nr,y be found at the Exchange Hotel after End OF
October Sept. Authenticated
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,

ffUGSE,
w mocRFRY. PROPRIETOR, CORNER OF MAIN
w. AND lXTH STREETS
r1U1s ,eu and popular House offers superior attractions
70 the travelling community and resident boarders.
Tns bouse and its situation is the most pleasant and de-
lirb,ful Of any hotel in this city. The proprietor solclts q
uhule OF public patronage, Price tor transient ''sIors, -
per day.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, CHEAP i0h CASH,
4 r the new Bookstore, Kent Square. Stui'nt" 10 ,.e
"A Medical College will find all the Text Bcokt at y" ~
Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
a., 70 WIN. A.. BUFFERS, Bookseller.
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[ T~3PPNTfANNUCN E-W.tL NE..
UNDER THE CHARGE OF MRS. LUCY y. GRAY.
TUNHlS Institution is located in the pretrest ms well as
most %salubrious town on the banks OF the happhhan'
mock, accessible by steamhoats upon the river, at all times
Of the year, except the months of January and February.
Tappahannock is reached at all seasons by the way OF
Richmond, il being the terminus of a Stage route from
thence, and distant about fifty miles. The duties OF this
Institution will be resumed Oil the first Monday in October.
so long established, and SO ~favorably known to the pub
lie generally, further particulars become, in a measure, ui-
necessary. The system Of instruction il very thorough
and extensive, embracing a liberal course OF English study,
together with the French and Latin languages. In the de-
partment Of the ornamental, Music, Drawing, Painting,
&c, receive their due share Of attention; Indeed, the
Principal consratulates herself, that every thing requisite
TO the success Of the Institution, every thing that is mecca.
sary to sustain the confidence, and secure the same liberal
patronage as heretofore enjoyed, Is at command. such as
accommodations. with Chemical, Philosopher and Astro.
nomical apparatus, to aid explanation.
For terms and further particulars apply to the Principal,
Tapnxhannock, Essex county, VIZ. Sept ll-cwsw
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OISSOIUTION.

UISNUTIC TIVN'
nWING TO the death Of Thomas 1inslcy, Jr., the firm OF
BUTLER & TlNSI.EY is dissolved. All persons in.
delhcd to the trm will pleasc make pnymen, without de.
lay, and those having Claims against us will prescn; them
for settlement. BUTLER X IlNSLEf.
Richmond, August >, 1854.
NJEW CONCERN have this day taken in CO.
partnership INV brother, JOT 7. BUTLER. the
concern to be conducted in the name of JAS. 7. BUTLER
& co.
Thankfully for the patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed on BUTLER l. TISSI.EY, will be pleased to have
continuation with the new firm.
Angus, JAS. I. BUTLER.