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BOUNTY LAND.

BOUNTY LAND.
rOSGRESS has passed an net, giving 10 all VINO were
~ in service IA days in bsttle one day IN ,he army
Navy in any 1916 and to the WIDOWS oi u
children OF such who have died. lou acres Oh 'S
much will make that quantity, win "h"' ""9 ~
been heretofore received. 49,, !; Oh.
Having had charge Of tho bounty Land business 's
Pension Office under OF September "sth iS'V nv"
many advantages for prosecuting Chains u"ue' wv "
just passed. ,r~,,,,h -.
Persons wishing procure their warrants through me,
can do So AT LITTLE INTENSE by sending thir r;"'ie
10 me- al Washington D. c.; or upon request WI. Tut
sh the form OF application with the necessary Iis'ructohs
AGENTS will find it to their interest 10 secure my ser
vices, which be done on very moderslS terms
JNO p. DICKINSON, Secretary
March l4-eom- To the late soldiers Convention.
DISSOII7TION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
yulHE firm of NANCE & GLASSELL is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either purity VIII sign iho
name of the late firm in closing the unsettled business
THOMAS J. NANCE
Nav York June l. 1855. JAMES s. GlASSELL.
LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have formed limited co.partncrshp,
IN transact General Commission Business i'll this city
l.r ,he trm of GRAY GLASSELl.. Janice II. Gray and
james 3 Gassel Of the city of New York being the ge
neral partners will carry the business and Shields
Somcrvile, Of the city OF Richmond and State OF Viz
rna special partners have contributed ind paid in sO0
10 tho capital OF the hrn.
JAMES II. GRAY.
JAMES ). GI.ASSELI,
SHIELDS s SoMERVllLE.
New York, June l, 1855.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO his friends In Viz
Glasse and begs leave tn recommend the new house
10 their favorable consideration assuring Thorn that they
may Sn nsy sN sEsss ~ Tuos NANCE
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tiGEyE'i ~NS.-rS
II Ei6iHI.:H>. 81 !. %. ACTS.


~ Will h. -o.d THIS ;'Grar:s' o. oclocS, """ ="
h"u rn."d Henry. 500: >: urr "i tie Ht'H'"'''"'.
hLSO-Wiii be uIried 10 CT: s9. Ills ."or'in. i's.r
Likely .;-.rocs, coHrisin,: nj Men. Boy tEG 'i'rs
lrra -, DICKINSON HI I. 4 CO.. tuci-.
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DIR. ADDISt.ln\ nE>rIST

nm, ,c, nn. ADDiNETUN, DENTIST,
6NpLlClIS an examination - hi. hc,u. ~rss.--s.-s,
gums s by D all VINO s rsa M nftuFr artificial
ls rDnms. one door from iruh on .I,in -l1-I1
street, Richmond. Va
The r"i's "hi'h govern him in manufacturing Block
Teeth ranno: fail 10 secure the o,i,n.i ,,,r a,d ~
preston oi thrincr ihcsc teeth ehcre - firmly TO the
10 enable tho wrnrrr food in prourr
and sonorous tones .hrrhy hlin an thr .mrno.es rnr
which such operations are Performed
Ii you prefer tho patent ni securing rr,b cp -.
y fusion ii thu -raIu,a:Gd gam; or artificial ,c, r,t
percn bars, yea ca. I!iain the same OF HIM
Ii YOU are troubled with aching tooth ar yi,b mi. FIJI
gums II YOU Gr losing your tech they seen, nirb,y
he In. thu remedy yo and by following his Jirecon
you can retain n healthy mouth ever afterwards
His little volume Dentistry designed To meet Tho on
ouirics of those suffering with their mouths cursinny H.
40 his views Dental Hygiene, &C. may he had from,
him. H. d. ADDlSGTON,
Graduate of Baltimore COLLEGE Of D"ntrl Surgery"
June II Practitioner for 10 YEAR,
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
TUNiIE ,uhscrib has on hand, nj his Couch
II making establishment, IN En- lie Alley, eIHs1
between 18th and l4th stre--. the S$S-1s
Columbian Hotel Coaches. Chnriuttrrs, NZ-N
BnroGc"s Bu r.ics with ind without tops. hnd Sui.
kirs all of hi, own make. of best materials md
Two, kinarsip ali OF which will DE sold ut the
most reasonable price," to -; the iimr-. And respect
fully n-k cull those Of any article in the Car.
riagc line Ia will make order any article. low
he made in the city Of Richmond OF the kind.
Al new work warranted.
April l9-iGm MICAJAH MANGIM
PRElIIUM BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. l2T, MAIN STREET
GENTLEMEN'S fArL%r LEATHER SHOES ASU CATERS.
FeNlE subscriber has u. received very supe. ST,
u iior lot UlCirnri-nrrs Parr, Leather :hJr- x3Sl
and iiirr-, which he Invites n III cali CAV
and examine. "s they will ind something really sS~
nice
June ALEXANDER HILL Manufacturer
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NOTICE OF THE UNION AGRlCuLrUISAt!
soCiETY OF VIRGINIA AND EokIH CAESLi-
In;o "a meeting Of the Executive CoTai.lee Of .he
No. it was ''Na "a 'Hst
aeioTsh Tha. nppon. as the time for the next An
t", - p 10 Ge held the Fair Grounds nea{ iAe
ana tour Consecutive days Furthermore, 'hG{
oS. S04 ssf' ss right baud of feowshp to a..
their good will and cooperation. JAMES C Balm,
Ian 5-c2awtf Sncrerary
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LAMBS WARRANTS WANTED

LAMBS WARRANTS WANTED.
yEyHE highest market price will be paid for 40 30 leo
u and 100 acres Land Warrants. also for Land Scrip.
Persons having Warrants or Scrip IN sell VIII do well to
call NM III tl.El
Exchange Office. No. :. Prnr! St. Richmond, va
B-Prr-nna living III III" country hrr respectfully re-
ouc.rt To forward their warrants, (Shcn duly nssgn"'D
by mail Or Otherwise and pledge mysc!to Ihcm that they
a receive the hi hcs market price. and prompt returns
in cash checks they shall deem proper 10 direct me-
Innr Sim WIN HURLEY.
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.,r ANNUAL. ADDRESS before the So
80 IN Of Alumni OF Randolph Macon Coiicse'
49, sre;rsd hy Rer W. H. Christian, 4 NJ OF wax
III be SsI g on Wednesday, 18th June
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGEt.
GOOCULAND ACADEMY.

GOOCHLAND ACADEMY.
JOHN HART, Jk., u. A., PRINCIPAL.
TIME Of this school will begin the Is.
IL of October next nni continue without interruption
OF studies except Sundays and during Christmas week
until tho ond Of June following.
Instruction be given in everything belonging to tho
Academic cuursn Of the University Of Virginia Circulars
giving specific niurnnlion be Luined by nppli
cation 10 the Principal The school is accessible by the
James River CHnnl-thc lnudiuy Cedar Point. The mum
her OF Hudo,s will be limited; early applications hrehorc'
fore invited
Terms Board, &c, excluding lights, soco-h"lf in adj
vance; BALANCE Is, OF March
Address the Principal a, ''Iladcnsvir, Gooch'"h"'
June 5-ctf
!SWhig, Examiner and Religious Herald copy.
BOSWELL ACADEMY. v,.
NEAR STAUN TON, k"i ~"
BY WIN. Il. JOHNSON. ..., l.; ,r,
TWINS ia Boarding School for Boys-'''"e' III
Il Der TO twenty. ,o,,;,,ss IA,
The session beria lst of September ana eon"'' u"
months with u vacation of two weeks ~ i ,h;n, mud
TEaxs:-Sslo for tuition, honrd' iuri. H' W, ""
lights payable half advance, hali on Ia" y I,,,y
MISREPRESENTATION A. II. H. r.n Richmond: Professor
son, Staunton; Geo. ~ Johnson, ,''i' Seu, ucIv
s. Maupin. University of Virginia sep. lily
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LID ANAWAi. from the Residence Vi the subscriber last
~ fall muatto boy named MARTWELL He il N
likely boy about i've feet six inches in height rather
lightly made with hair black and straight resembling
Indian and may be known by having one of his q
think ono OF the small onesC cut OF think he made his
escape OIL grey horse and that he eueavore to mike
his way TO Petersburg its vicinity The above reward
of one hundred dollars will be paid for his upureher-ion
taken out OF the Stuto and fifty dollars II taken within the
state mud lodged in some JUL SO tn Gag ge; him again.
"M w. MICHaUX
June s--clntf q. Jefferson, Pow haitian co. Va.
South Sidn democrat will pleAse cOly
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The undersigned will Sill, continue ls busness at the
old stand No. 3ig Broad street where muy ut all times be
found fresh aud well sccred assortment Of Drugs Me-
dcines, Paints US Dye Su.is, &C. which may be had as
heretofore on the most reasonable terms.
March l5-ctl WIN y. LADD. Druggist
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4 TI:AI'IlEIi

4 Ny pcrson persons wanting Teacher to sl'r ~
"A struciUn in Latin. Greek and Tho various Ensi-h
branches and also in French ii required VIII please I'd
dress NJ WyckGh New Brunswick, y. J. The beet oil ie
frrenc given the Faculty vi the College nn o.rrs
Those wrItn, will please max" known their terms. II not
answered i'm mrdsiey, the terms vii! not suit
Nav r'ivy
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NOR RENT-Two new BRICK TEN FNEN1'a rstA
II with Eve comfortable rooms iu EACH fire places
in every room and excellent well OF water in tho l
yard and about Of ground attached To each with
soil admirably suited for market gardens
rare opportunity is here offered for pleasant retired
residence with much ground combining the retiracy of
the country with the of the city, being situated
on a5th street. about three squares north of AsSury e
thodist Chapel on Union Hill Possession cnn be had tho
-. d 1.,y,, No. 70 Main street
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- EIREAND MARINE INSURANCE.

IrNlIE Insurance Company Of tho Valley Of Virginia nj
Winchester Va Branch Office It'll street ri door
from the Poe. Office Richmond, Va.Chnrcr perpetual
Capital s300G00
JI Co,ppsnv will insure first class brick dwellings. PSF
pctunlly for single payment OF per cent Time poll
ccs will sTo issued buildings, merchandise, &C. IN
town or country St current rates Marine and lnhI'
trims portnon risks taken favorable terms MS 10y
INV other responsible company.
An LOSES are promptly ard literally adjusted Mt this OF
t,r o. BRESEE, Actuary
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TEACHING.

A SITUATION i. wanted in SEMINARY, or "mly' inr
"A . yuun, lady well qualified to teach srth'n t'e
II;n.r nr hrsnchr- and Lain To Virgil inciuhiH"--
IL Nd s,cc,tnl experience and is well calculated 10
win the love of her pupils. 49, 49,.
male ,enchrr graduate of one OF the best colleges
in ,h J,;on cru be wiki through the same
III ~. '' June l;--c2'
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MERCHANDISE,
MUSIC sTORE-REjiGVAL.

MUSIC sTORE-REjTGvAL
Id II. L AYLOR announces to HE SG.l
friends and the public At large, that -
he has moved from his old stand Oh Main i Q 7 4
Street toihs sore occupied j.! William Ri;. =
ter dr; the ut thirty years, troNernur nonr Frank
lin street where h. will keep, heretofore,
mcnt OF pmuo Forces, NeOd' on-, hccord.ons, Guitar
Flute, Vioi Guitar ani Violin strings ard Mucn sicr
cirnd!.:. IL general; MI II the lcst Quality.
Also The TARGET sock OF popular sid :taadhrd Murc to
he found IN this state.
New Music rrceiv cd semi weekly.
Pianos tuned. rcpnirel AMI let On hire.
Old Piano. taken il pnrt pay 10: rev "nns Fob
PREMIUM HAT AND car STORE
FRESH SUPPLY OF HATS AND CAPS,
CST RECEIVED. to.iry. tor Gentlemen, .sf.51a>
" Youths. Boys AMI Children OF tho latest sSSggSSss5
e'!Ic' which, think. cannO: b. ru-pn,s=d by kT4
my III TN. narkc,. would particularly rull -
~, Ihl''iinn OF fla" Ladies h"" spDh.. Ny style o!
phhSs HATS r Gentlemen nae been gwen up he the
e "E'rcd Ill this city and hm selling them ss fast ~
'i""o"r'nrr them. Call and lrnv" your order, md
nave one made 20 your head
street. ;,,,,I; o., ,Igt;I.r
May 10
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GEORGE Il. SWAMI,
.TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEKf

JACKSON, Miss, ,
nRACTICES Law in the several State and Federal
IL Courts held at Jackson and in tho Circuit and Probate
Courts of Kinds and the ueigborng eastern Counties Ne
will attend 10 the payment of and redemption OF
forfeited lands at the Auditors Office
Refers to stephen H. Egge',un, Esq: lepry r lrrngi
Esq; Samuel MARI E.q, Cashier Bank &" Virginia.
Mes-rs Hs.:is * Gibson Richmond Va Nov. l6-cly
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VIEW STYLES.-Rcceircd per Jamestown "irect
~ rom own Mandatory, large lot OF White
Navy Duck Coats made up in the Napoe style and just
i. thing wanted Also. another supply of medium grade
A!asca Goats, which have been i'll such demand with
many other articles to which invite the attention Of
purehssers KEEN BALDWIN & CO.
jlncli loo, Main street.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A DEMOCRATIC paper located i'm Il houIi-hing Var
N GINA town. and III OF the wcnirst ami Target
counties in the state is offered Tor SHE privately The
mb.crihers and large and profitable advertising md job
CUSTOM which il constantly snd rapidly increasing For
further particulars address the Editors OF the Enquirer
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Subscribers will please remit their subscriptions on
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A story Of school.
BY WILLIAM d. HART.

The red light shone through the open door,
From the round declining sun.
And fantastic shadows all about
On the dusty floor were thrown.
40 the factory clock told the hour Of Ave,
And the school was almost done.
The mingled hum Of the busy town
Rose faint from her lower plainl
AND we saw the steeple over the trees,
With its motionless golden yane
And heard the, ,cattle's musical low.
Ana ihe rustic Of ofstandng grain.
In the open case lingering bee
Murmured u drowsy tune:
ana from the upland meadows song
:, In the lull Of the afternoon,
haa come on the air th9t wandered by
Laden with the scents Of June
Our tasks were finished, and lessons said
And we sat all hushed and stll.
Listening TO catch the purl Of the brook.
ana the whirl OF the distant mill;
ana waiting the word Of dismissal that vet
waited the masters will.
The master was old, and his form was bent
ana scattered and white his hair;
~. ns neart was young, and there ever dwelt
A calm and kindly air
Like halo over pictured saint.
On his face marked deep with care
MS eyes were closed, and his wrinkled hands
Were folded over his vest,
AS wearily back in his old ARMCHAIR
lie reclined as if to rest
And the golden, streaming SUNLIGHT G.lI
On his brow and down his breast,
We waited in reverent silence long
:. And silence the master kept;
Though still the accustomed sanity smile
Oyer his features crept;
ana we thought, worn with the lenpthened toll
VI the summers day, he slept -
sawe quietly rose and left our seats,
And outward, into the sun,
From the gathering shades Of the dusty room
:. Stole silently, one by one;
For we knew, by the distant-strikiny clock
twas time tho school was done.
And left The master sleeping alone
Alone IN his high-backed chair;
with his eyelids closed, and his withered palm,
Folded, as if in prayer;
And the mingled light and smile on his face
And we knew not death was there
Nor knew that just as the clock struck five
His kindly soul away,
shadowy messenger silently bore
:. From his trembling house Of clay,
To be a child with the saints Of heayenl
And TO dwell with Christ alwayi
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Coon OSE.-A very good widow lady, who
was looked up TO by the congregation to which 81
belonged as an example Of iety, contrived 10
bring her conscience TO terms for a little indul-
gence. She loved porter, and one day, just as she
had received half dozen bottles from the man
who usually brought her the comforting beverage.
she, ohorror, saw two craven elders Of the chur h
approaching her door. She ran the man out of Il q
back way, and put the bottles under the bed. Tie
weather was hot, and while conversng with her
sage friends, pop went one of the corks.
Dear me" exclaimed the good lady !" there
goes that bed cord il snapped yesterday, just lie
same way, ifnust have new rope provided
In few moments, pop went another, followed
by the peculiar hiss Of escaping liquor. The rope
,would't do again, but the good lady was not at d
loss.
Dear me, says she, that black cat Of mine
must be at some mischief there 'Scat!r
Another bottle popped off, and the porter came
stealing out from under the bed.curtains
20, dear me" said she, "I had forgot It's tho
yeast! Here Prudence, come take away these
bottles of yeast f'-M o. Picawtne.
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Two Irishmen, on landing IN this country. and
sitting down to their first dinner on shore, found
on the table a dish Of prepared mustard, which
neither ofthem had ever happened to meet before.
One Of them took spoonful at a venture, viii,
quickly brought deluge Of tears over his face
What are you crying forY" asked his corr
panion.
" was crying at the recollection Of my poor
father who was hung 20 years ago.
The dinner proceeded, and coon the other made
dip into the mustard, with result similar TO the
former.
What are you crying forS" was the grave in
quiry Of his comrade.
- am crying because you we're not hung when
your father was"
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RArrLEsSAKE AND Hoe FrGHr.--We fnd In the
State Rights Democrat, published at Elba, Coffee
county, in this State, the following account Of
fatal rencounter between rattlesnake and posse
Of swine. II was real sebastopol afIair
Mr.. James Cody and Mr.. Clemens, Of this
county report to US the following reptile and
swinish facts
They were lately in the woods, when their az
tention was attracted by an uproarous noise Of
hogs. Thinking that something uncommon was to
pay they repaired to the spot, and found that tho
hogs had been In fight with very large rattle.
snake. The 6ghi, from Appearances, had been
long and desperate one. Tho snake was torn 10
pieces, three hogs dead and fourth dying They
say that as the last hog would groan, the snake
would raise his head being unable to do any thing
else. The snake ard fourth hog soon died. They
report that for 30 yards around the grass and
ground was torn up. The snake was and half
or feet long. The hogs, in the fight, had demo-
ished all the rattles, except two
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conj1re you TO believe me, felow-citzens the jeal-
onsy Of free people ought 10 be constantly awake
sincs history and experence prove, that foreign m
Husaee ID one OF tho most baneful foes Of republican
government - Wdsbington. ,t,ssIg- M
~ hope we may fud some means, in future, o.
skieldng ourselves from @reign influence, political
can scarcely withhold myself from joinipg IN the
wish 0f Silas Dean that there were an ocean 81 Ere
between this and the old world. n--rIsfarse'.
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LOOK HERE!

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MORE Bounty Land to all who served
W. in any war, since 1880, whether officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, landsfnen. chapains
clerks, Indians wagonmasters, teamsters (or their
widows orminor children who have not yet received
nll 100 acres and who have been in service "a days.
will do well 70 write 70 us post paid and their Land
Warrant will be sent 70 them aud no CHARGE II not
obtained. em
Address, or call on
LLOYD A CO., Claim Agents,
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HARD 70 PLEAsE.-A Boston paper tells the fol-
lowing good story Of Irish expectations in this
country:
An lrishman, with bis ould woman applied
for lodgings at the fourth police station, night or
two since, and, after having been comfortably nc
commodated by our friend the Captain, told him
to "be after bringing supper as speedily as pos
sible.n
The Captain mildly answered that, inasmuch as
the authorities had furnished the station with nei-
ther cook nor cooking utensils IL was utterly out
OF his power to prepare an evening meal for visi.
ters. ##
And, be Jasusi are you after beevin' I and
the ould woman are going TO bed on an empty
bellyY Holy Virgini was there ever the like :
Let us out Of this, you inhospitablc spalpeent"
and the infdriated couple sought lodgings else
where.