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HOv'NTY LAND.


TtoEGREss has passed act, gvingto all who were
~ 10 service "a days in battle one day, IN the ARMY
or Navy III unv eInce l776 and to the widows or MI
nor cn!en such who have died, LOO acres of land or
70 much "s "A make that quantity, with what may have
oeen heretofore received
Having tsd charge of the Bounty Land business in bp
reason JEcs andc. OF Jsplenic. 2sh, 1852 hare
MANI aorsuases or prosecuting caiIns under the ecs
prrsons wishing procu,e their Tarrap.s through me-
ldA doso AT LITTLE ExFESsE by sending their claims
W ne, NJ " RshnS'on, ID G.. upon request, will fur
dons ~ '
AGENTS will find il 10 their ip,crs, y, .orre INV ser
''ee'' "N'S ~ w zone on very moderate terms
,,,,, ,. 1Ho' T. ulCHiSSOs Secretary
.aolen ..- ---eo.1 % 10 ,ne late Soidr,s Convention
NOTICE TO TIMBER CONTK
DROPOSALS will be received a, rha 80 =. ,ho
until the 10th ofJune for the supply OF the tooyin h;
Timber the said Timber to be- delivered a, .b o
mend Dock, or somewhere on the lin" 0. the Cnn.i I
lseeu Richmond and Scottsyie such time md IT, ",
'''"'''s' '' H'' b BIII IisF OF TfMsEP.' P''''s"F'
'o Linear feet Range Timber. lsxla iachrs square Of
Eeal: Pines, hewed IS to 81 fee, long
100 Linear feet Range Timber, 9xl2 inchrs. OF White.
Oak - or sc feet long
30 Ties 10 feet long of round White Oak large enough
to square 9 inches at the ANAL end round and
O feet board measure inch White Oak Plank lG fee,
!G.g
1000 ,oeri measure, inch White Oak Plank ls to
~, l6 SEQ: long
'' Zee, Beard measure. inch White Oak Plank, lssoiG
- !e"t lon:
'3V i"' Eo, measure Ice Breakers al feet long, OF
,Hh;" Mh;" oNE. inches thick at one end. and inches
- ttick III Oa-r
A OF the above timber to be sound and free from bad
;" "!It -A-r o:hcr ilnperiections and TO be sub
Company. '"s '"s''e@'' ~ 0>'''
me BIDS for tie Range Tluber and Ties must be per H.
fos R.r s or Tho PlauG aud Ice Breakers per 1000
rrol oshl viii be directed to E. L. CHlEN,
10y 49," Superintendent OF Repairs.
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onnces' they are for rupat'e 'lan i " yc-- ir
graded creatures whp make them. If the ror.~
Is high time for them 10 pu men wE. sLnv,tr.r..,,
10 b" 50 shameless, abandoned and drbasc,. Lr..-
ass"ciafie; w.t.! them will bria; po,Iu,!Ua u-' =
nnulinv. =
We arc happy TO believe that III" sr2roa Of S.,:.-
day night will shock. disgust, and drive IN ;la .,
respectable members "t the Order. They ".l 20
doubt, exert powerful rhucucs upon the rrr...r r.
iug municipal elections. in this city. W" a.y1m,' ne
Of rejecting men, heretofore -ym3cihscr. VIII =
not members Of, lie organization, WHO have Grre-,
mined 10 rrnOunce and abandon II. They ur.:at ?.
See what was plain I" Us before. iEa' law order ~
cency, property religion, morality "ud Ihrriv vru
Iaro badly under the 8sceudar"y OF the i'fr' NJ.
phrenzied mob rule They begin 10 see It's; RI . ga.l
wio are aspiring t" govern The country i... a
acknowledge mono of the restraints OF religion. -.
decency.
Whilst we dep!ors the dsgraceiul and riotoai o~,-
ceedings Of Saturday night, We vet have tho e....
faction of believing. that they will react poa...y
un tho Know Nothing party Of thi, cite IN nc -.
proachins electons.--I NaN'rgtor Serf,s..
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GROAES OF TIE NEW YORK EXPRESS,
NnTIINn


This Virginia election, in only point of view is
important, and that H. i'll the rrsuscitatOn Of the So
called Democratic party. There has been funeral
among that parfy-lnd the on y Northern member
LEFT of New lamp-lire was buried the other day.
Virginia starts it Ggan into lile,-puls il upon tho
truck and shows that it is not all stOn" dead quite
nothing more. 1t i. the snu- "Oll Virginia" that
voted f"r Van Buren, against Harrison and for Pierce
against lt5 own gallant Scott, who, for being hiI birth
pincc, has mad" it us usrinus in our day, as il was
for being the birth place Of Washington. And i will
he "Old Virginia., till the free school rddlys ;hr Ac.
comhcs and the Isles of Wight till the locomotive
and telegraph rattle with thunder and lightning
through al her Airghanirs md in all her valleys and
ridges. She produces, ii is true many, many nrlIi.
gent nay, IiustrioGs men,sun'e Of the very best of
our living stntesncn,-hut jurity of her farmers
and planters prcudiced, !aatica bigotrd on po-
l,icG, uuearing nothing; however much they learn
Ii il enough for Massachusetts to GU one way--for
NirgInin right or wrong, 10 90 another.
The Know Nohng- labnrcd in Virginia under the
disadvantage, that they labor c.ewherc.-:he iinpu
tGiinn, made against the secrecy of their lodgeG and
the conccalnent ut their principles from tie public
OF al ih!s, that they crrsn.e .el the quicker
they divcst themselves .ha butter Let the door be
thrown wide n;sa,-le: the public walk iu,-wheniE the
ordinary transaction Of routine business is over. Let
tnrm show their hnn's. Let them proclaim their
principles Let tho world what they are after,
and who they arc,--nnd when this /. done. if such
popular principles they have, can he voted, it is
certain tnt they caEn" be trod duwn-to say nothing
more NFw lo,h ELpyt>S, N. NJ
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From The Wilmington (DelEwnre) Gazette.
ONE IITVDRtD GINS FOR VIRGINIA.

ONE HUNDRED GUNS FOR VIRGINIA.
phant--Th Oh Common S9t1-Il"e Elected
Ciocyn0r-" Sam" Etciy RoH,d-IEs DSm3-
rrut,c Cougyt'SIo"M Ticket I'ctW!OH-Ihe H.
c.Iaiwrc D,mocra.,c"t
The linll- -hrnrted Democracy of "0h NirgIEin
have nmoraliz.d ticragrlvcs by tho great victory 1t
has lust achieved III e,ccting Horny a. WIse Cover
nor of tia; an;e. 1t matters not what th" majority
a. Tee met nf Mr. Wise being elected IN opposition
to the organized bands u secret plottrrs. who covert
" aim death blow NJ religious olrrntlnm and the
freedom n spcrch md the press s sufficient to restore
that confidence in IN" popular voice which had been
greatly shaken. The day has not yet come when
American, will Weld all that they holl most dear in
their institutions To bands nf mduigh. cnucnsers.--
The result IN Virginia speaks to thcse misguided men
III lauruayc which cannot be eu.sAuderstDod-th fur
and mo- farther sal; thou 90 and the muddy waters
of 1he op,,osnn will be rolled back upon them III
the North ns il has been III Virginia. Those who Rave
aided in lrG:iuc tie masscs asray will be drowned
in tho political wave III which they expected to cub
merge ke Democracy md when the ntter snail nav"
enn;iy trumphci, then will country again be
which Inns been partially lost in the will be- re
Gained and all fears Of ngrnrianisn, and such other
tunrtcn, views shruudrd i'll the dark recessca
where the midnight putters meet, will fade away.
Cap;tal again will seek iia proper channel, and the
haInmor and the saw, and the lathe, and the hoarse
co,,hIng uf ts engine again bo heard III our midst as
husily na they before the tornado ui tanHIcisn
spread itself over our land.
Every heart that signs for liberty-every heart
tim, loves the freedom of noble America should hrOb
with iov nj the result in good old Nirginia-the mother
of statesmen and hrrocs-in whose keeping rest the
ashes of the Father ol his Country.
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Present majority for Mr.. Wise lo'''2' .
Tbere ara u counties yet to be heard from'
cling the strong Democratic counties OF Scout anu ''
Mr.. Wi.e's majority will DO about li'ooo'
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST
The Democrats have carried every DISTRICT IN 'ne
state-al the late members having boen re'eiee'ed'
Returns yesterday leave no doubt OF the triumphant
reelection of Mr.. Lewis about whose SUCCESS some
doubt was previously entertained
ELECTION OF MIR. HoLLADAY.
Thsre i, no Ion ,sr any doubt Of the election of A.
r. Holladsy, Esq. as a Commissioner of Public
vor,., ,r,,n tbs Central District. His majority IL
worry decided.
THE LEGISLATURES.
The noxt Legislature will be Democratic by up
wards of ~ majority.
TIE triumph is complete aud glorious IN all re-
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from the New York Daily News.
~ ,,,,y,t>.I. I-I L'CrInN

We think il NAV be safely assumed that tho now
rutnubteJ ,l.rti3n Of the Hon. Henry y. Wise as
Gny.rpnr Of Virginia ior the term ni four years Is
nm, of the most remarkable and significant triumphs
aver achieved even ny the iniomItah!c Democracy
Of th. neycr.cnnJuerrI Old Dominion. When we
consider the peculiar features ofthe campaign through
which Mr.. Wire has passrd-t inees.ant labor he
Las endured for months past in addressing the people
of all srctinns and parts OF the SIn'e-hr confident
expectations of his upponen;'-the unprecedented
existing in Viz nin and reflected through
ont the entire Cuun-the secrecy u the organization
which opposed the Democratic canddntes-tie DANA
uiug interference Of the Cabinet organ at Washing
iun whose every issue lost votes TO the cane It pro-
f.sscI 10 uphulI-and above all the importance oithe
issur involved in THIS struggle, whether !he South
always the Democratic section OF Ito c"nn:y, c0ad
br ulieuated from the national and State Rights stan
dar-we are at loss for wof;'s TO express cur con-
rrntuIaous tn the noble OF Virginia, whose no
6l. efforts of Thursday last have been :" much moro
successful than We dared to hope. Henry \. Wise,
whatever have been his earlier errors, has done more
than any OTHER man 10 preserve the Democratic as
ccndancy in the South, AID for this We ii the North,
t.,nporarjlv overwhelmed By Abo!!tloul1m and lis
Kindred denominations. have good right to thank hinl
The ofc. he has won for himself in this capa!Cu is
but small recompcnse for the service he has done for
his party. ,,
Had Virginia given way, the State could scarcely
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or 'i"f' winch might not have followed in tho path
y. "?t.unheIt OF Democratic principle i.ic c,t
lreS'drHtmi election would have been n mi. tie
sernn rice; ahd might have had To bc decided by that
""Is' y, "a' r'istn"na methods rho hy States
tens OF the coming Summer cannot bnt furnish new
g'i"eic,' VI Democratic asccudancy, and mothin.
6nt prudent and jnlicnus counsel. in ,h Cincinnati
Convention WI be required in lS;G to SECURE the
bc nominated
The Democracy Of New Ynrk-tle Old Line, which
never tolerated the Wilnut prnvsn h.rosv md whrh
will never tolerate the Administration thar rejects the
Bnfm"re riafiorrl--congraluln'e their brsthren of
III" Old Dominion, upon this emphatic this uuInokc ed
for result, 1t is triumph worthy Of tic old fashion,
Cd Nebraska Democracy.
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From ;hc Alrxandria Sentinel. !
TILE IAl'SI. DR LIZ.

The Washington Organ says the "Amercans
wnud not have been defeated iii Virginia i hey hat
taken saosgh copies @ ma! p9pfr This '' modest a'
upv rate. ,
But thcro are very many "tmericnns" who think
that the party took more Organs than was good ior
its members. Couhding in its confident predictions
and assevcrations, based, it said, upon positive
knowledge of the strength OF the "+rdcr' toey
stakcd their money. often at heavy ood-, upon .he
for betting seems to have ragged 80 ucrcelY oe
tore. Those who had could borrow money stake'i
that; those who had crodit staked t'h' honse o"
i,s bnr., cnrrir-rs wu,cher breustplns, wines, c-
gars in shorr, everything embodying vaine or eiJoy.
aent, was freely wacercd. Eveu ladles ana cnureli
members in some cases forgot the propr!eses am,
The solemn obligations Of their positions, ana engaged
in the excitement OF the timcs.
These various persons s'hnrng under !nt'f | osse
turn with bitter reproaches upon tnose WHO in's'ed
them, and particularly upon tue Orsd".
In ;;as 5s Edit Editor s,Is'd. Esspold. to bst sIs Dir
complaints telling hsn %, %s r.f,r % ,nsr.r as nc
N IRA Id what llesays;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

APPROXIMATION having been received by the Executive.
,h.. Nod, k.sp.. fEs properly Of Mrs. Hebeocu H
s..oa .. the county Of Brinwick who wns convirted
a murder by tho county OF Dnwidie and SEN
euc- 20 he hanged he 18th day OF the present month
escaped from jail OF Dinwddc county the night Of
the sIth ullimo and is going large: Therefore do
hereby offer reward of One Hundred Dollars any per
,on r persons who shall the snid slave Ned and
deliver him into the jai, Of Dnwddie county, and do
orrov- !sQ-ire ell otaccf. OF this Commonwealth, civil
srh military arl request the people generally. to use
% be.. exercs procure tie arrest OF the suid slave
ths, be MAY he brought 10 justice
Given under my hund rs Governor and under the Les
JSesll scr Seal o: the Commonwealth at Richmond,
this 18Th dag OF May, in the year ISIS.
sos JOHNSON
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From the New York Mirror, Kno~ Sotnins)l
TIE RESULT IN VIRGINIA.

Ii tho American party aro defeated in Virginia,
Massachusetts notification has done 1t. When u
know-NUthing Legislature at tho North enacted u
statute in direct opposition 10 the Federal Law, anu
declared il State prison offence 10 assist IN the re-
clana;iou uf fugitive slaves, they threw mill stone
upon the neck of the American party Ht the South,
and parIvzed tbe hopes md tho efforts OF the friends
of the mon from Maine to California The exciting
rlouucice Of Mr.. Wise, acting upon the ihiAmmhbio
passions of the beughIrd Democracy OF the "old
nomininn"-;he Old Dominion of political bigory,
sectional prejudice, aud first fnLnly c"nceit-whs
less effective in the hour OF battle, than the following
fncs fired from ten thousand tongues into the faces
Of Sans Ergina friends:
The Massachusetts, Nullihcaon Personal Liberty
law provides, i'll brief
l. The writ cf hnbcas corpus in hthalt OF fugitive
Fla avrs, and q trial by Jury.
=. Heavy fines and the State prison tor nre years
against any person who shall attempt TO carry oh, un
lawfully nr come into the State for the purpose nf 30
cnrrvin nif an alleged fugitive lave, who no tug-
live according to Massachusetts law.
3. no S,utc officer allowed tn do anything in be-
half of the return of agi;ive to his master. Judge
nrnr compelled expressly Ia resign his office Of Uni
led STATES Commissioner his office of Judge under
the State.
T. State officers who may dare TO assist in arrestng,
imprisnning OBTAINING might've slave, ARE subject
To- heavy fines and the State prison.
s. Closes tie jails and prisons Of the State against
the act Of Congress in relation TO fugitive slaves.
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,C,os Ms DaupN. R,pi,.er, DEYoHg :ls E...t:,- ,
: SALT RIVER.

The scenery about tho bead OF navigation ci ~,
river is very poor We have had the plea,nre Of -
,iding in osu parts for several ycnrr, and :-
to be found on tho globe. We sincerely syTPas ~
with the Wise purity, who in the Course of IuI. '''i
intend taking up their quarters there. They ",. a3
rowed up tho stream by about twenty-five or :'.r'T
thousand Of the nblest bodied men OF the "Oid Dg-
miuuu." Well, they will hnd provision, scsrrc o.
there and b"turs they got 81 down s2nu' lie jY-CI
men now will have grown 10 be quite gray
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ALBElIARLE IASp FOR SALE.

WE Sser Tor SAFE leanatn arm; ~ tnf COZ Gousty o.
West Mcuntsa ds,srt from keayick phe Virginia Cen.
nj Rail Road nepos) one r9ietEorn the contemplated
e,tcnsion Of the Orange and AcyandF:a Rail Road one
re ami from the Rvans lin.e honr improvement four
ral,a IL contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND OSETHlRD ACRES, $50 OF which are
cleared we'll enclosed and in high state of improve.
meu the remainder is in woods The buildings are nj!
pew ,he dwelling is OF brick two s,orics, containing
rooms hall and passage and lar as completed ia I'M
i.hed in h. very best sye The location is
taed ..i GOOD socicy TO Fishing healthy country
ainincr es,deace t;s particularly desirable es it Is With
ir few hours ride Of itichmoad or Washington u II
a,cs, farm. is preferred 400 acres or mofe adjoining
can bc had a, fair price Reference muy be hnd to Mr
Jane. sr, of Albemsre. keswick Depot or 10 Messrs
F. G. Rut.in and John Jones Of Richmond But persons
are reou,s;ci 10 examine for themselves. = A. HARl
Ny o.ice |, Kcswick Depot, Albemare, Virginia
c1
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-

W AsHSGTOS May 2th.
The Virginia election appears 10 have absorbed AZ
much Of public interest everywhere, rs any one that
has occurred for some time. Ii was looked upon as
likely Ia settle he question of the ascendancy Of the
kmUw-NOtjng purity over Wings, Democrats, and E!l
other part;es. IL was test too of the nationality of
the paFty-fnr if the South took il up, il would be-
come national, Us distinguished from sectional or
ganzation. Tho success Of the order in Firgi.
MIA would have given it prestige that would tell
both at tho South and in the North and perhaps have
controlled the next Presidential election.
presume It is we'll understood that the Democratic
ticket Tor Governor and for Congress has prevailed by
Il decided majority. Mr. Wse authorized his friends
yesterday TO state that his majority WIS according the
returns and fair estimates about ten thousand. The
virginia Democracy stands unsliaksn. Virginia is
the only State in the Union that has any decided pO
litical cinraccr Ali the others have been the sub
lect OF frequent political changes. Virginia has stood
hrmly and stcnd.,y tho Democratic sido from tho
period OF the po!ita! revolution in 1901 till this hour.
1t WINS one Of the d1n of john Randolph that none
"t the Eaetern States had any political character
cept CONNECTICUT. But that State very SOON httor
mat remark was made, turned somerset and Gust or
her federalism md her steadness together and has
been nhiltlng over since. As TO all the other North
ern Stacs they are by turns subject to Whiggery,
Democracy, Anti-lasonry, Nntive-AmercauisIn,
frr--S"isIn. Aboiitionsu ram and rum parties, and
Know -Nohngi-in.
AT tho late election in Virginia it will prove that
the Wings did not uuits cordially and uIedly with
the Know Nothngs Many of them held back from
the polls, aud many voted tor Mr.. Wiso. Whether
s escto IS due 20 their detection is yet I'd be-
tanned.
The reelection Of judge Bayly will be q gratifca.
ton 10 tho whole couury. II i, not TO be doubted
that the country is III considerable degree indebted
To his discreet AMI wise Course, as tine chairman oi
the committee OF foreign relations for the present
favorable condition Of our renlIons with foreign pow
era.
It! anattcr for congratulation that tho Virginia
Delegation. which was second 10 none in point OF
ability and usefulness in the last Congress, will give
Us tho bonett Of their experience in the next Con-
srcss.
The mex; political movement of general interest
will he the mertin. If the National Council Of the
Know. .N"tngs III Phi!adc!pha. They will frame,
or ntt.npt TO frame, is supposed, political plat
form q national basis loN.
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JEREMlAn OF THE y. Y. MIRROR, (KNow-No-
IIINGl

But we confess have little hopa Of cheering
rcws from tho hnck woods. Anrlicuuism fourshrs
best in the light ui day. 1t has affinity with the
owls md bats Of darkness and superstition y Stn'e
that lncks roads and tregruphs by which to forward
its election returns State whose probable Governor
elect once boas;cd III Congress tut he represented
district in which newspaper pabli-hed; State
that contains more wh!tc rc3plr unable Ia read nr
write than any other STATE i'll the Union, will natural.
" be The last T. y:r!i 10 tie al-subdung spirit of
Amc;icgni-i. :haI il dratincd soon 10 melt down oil
opposition. and purgin. the whole family ui States
icolr all rc,inal drUse fuse into one brg gt and beau
i';l nnd everlasting AMALGAM all the better clements
"i the republic, literally consolidating the contederh-
cv and making il the l.. PLuRlaus USCM Of naons,
-lN. !. Mrt0t,. *. W
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POCAHONIAS.

WREEN TlNk, .iITN VI ~
To the Editors oi ihr EnlniIrr- -itruf',r.r -
Thinking you would wish 10 get thc yyu:!:s i:aia a
different counties carly az po..;bia | ar;4.r. E.
enclose you statcmrnt nf the vote of Old T.c5l l.-.
viz: Henry A. Wise 35T, McComa- ~. gu,-r-
449, Holladay +3l For Congress, Edmnnis-,u ; ..
Elournoy lb'. Bcnl- Uo, Patton lu9, Nome 'c1. ,..
Congress, Staples lO4. lIousc Of Delegates Ect..a-.
ham 2s9, Jno. Mcneil, tDen.) l32 T,r4c Mo,., :.
~
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(SIATEEN HINUNEU AV hf'TI FOh SiI.I.
"AVISG leased, for n term OF yc"rs, The fau9uer
put..ion the belle! that they will be kept IL the
bes: STYLE the undersigned ocrs fo SALE the valua
bic farm which s,rrourds the Springs
1t contains upwards OF 80 OF low grounds remark
able for extraordinary crops o Corn and capable Of being
made the best possible meadows Apart Of t, land yield
ed 100 bushels of single 1853 the ,xe year
-c,;ye cultivation akaaI n.dSGce, and IN lsi bad IS
vas Ii, SEASON produced 20 bushels The farm Is euay
tusrep,ibs Of ION and s certainly one OF the best In
1fRMS.-One.,hird ON Il. o: December next. end the
balance in and years thereafter with interest from date
Of delivery.
isr. addressed ys-:ctoa sp!ngs, "a, o; TO Wash
a.ton,, b. e. ,,rry
Nav I-cit THOMAS hhEhN.
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWAKD FOR SALE OR

r.Y authority yested IN me hesetY offer COZ es:o
b rent the late re.idence of Ilr Bennmn F. Terry al
Prince Edward Court House. ,, l.,
The improvements are, large frame nopte' vim s,s
rooms an Office green house ant' al nects'n ou
ioutcs-,he whole in good repair ato large ore""'d
aud garden with thirteen acres Of arabic m.
,V 4 E;nrs nd clucnnousl: q being within a mile Oi
H.nndrn Sdney Coiese and Union Theological Semns-
ry, and also very PROT BrantS fcmslG seminary m
especially recommends nsei 10 persons aeSn'u' vi ~"
T'.,e purchust oi the above mentioned property can
ny ri t-c, Lp. itr !c.:s eSiv acres ot lana neat
+. hu, no nd onas thl SAME tue qdGer pat vi %hich
10 wondfand Address Prince Edward Court house
% % Trch y eff RICHARD H. WATKINS Agent
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sALMON,S P,r.NT GRAIN AM GRASS


YUyHlS Machine was invented and patented by u: b.
n ssac? o. !llinoi-. and wherever II has been .ShIo
lied hat p.eceIee" az FL others tor cleunns Grs
sud Grnss Seeds.
The hrs SILVER Medal wac aYarcd to the inyentor athe
Worlds Fa. IN cw fo-k and the srst prize ut he aew
York State lGr l.. .saa has heef adopted BY the Rich
nond city Mier. o reroEmeri i Us the rest nachiEe
for separating cOck!"s and other impurities from
Wheat J; Th .epGse ty two seeds OF dineFent size or
weight, is sii cunsuciOn nad easily Kept ~ or
der. /, peculiarly adapted farmers uses, es 1t To-
qurcs but little power 20 WORK H. aud cleans grain more
perfectly than any uIachnc now ia
il can be furnished at the following prices viz:
For Farmer Machine that will clean Is TO 30
bushels per hour S30
For Farmers Machine that will clean 30 50
bushels per hour -
For nFarmcr's Machine arranged for horse pow
81 tdgt will clcsn 20 rrsnes per hour 50
For Mile.'s Hachine tliut ~. cieaG 81 to ~
b1.hels per Ectr 65
For a Millers Machine that ~i!l cloan 50 to IS
bushels per hour 100
For = Millers Machine that will clean l25 20 80
Fora Miiler's Machine tist will clesn l5l to arO
bushels per nour ,,,> 1p
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Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va
pcounty kights will be sold on reasonable ternS,
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