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United States Mail.

PoHT OFYIcE DEPARTMENT.
Contract ONCE, July Is, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying the mails Of The United States from Isl
september 0th day june 1889 ineusive in the
Virginia. wi be Contract Office of the Port
Office Department city Washington, until of 2lh
August decided 2h August 1857 the routes
and n herein speci6ed
526 From Williamsburg Landing miles and back, sI
a week.
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, AT 5am
Arrive a Landing day by i0nm;
Leave Landing daily, except sunday, at2pm;
Arrive Mt Williamsburg day by
1927 From York Landing miles and back three
"A week
Leave Yorktown Monday Wednesday, and Friday ats N
Arrive nj rove Landing days by 10 ami
Grove Londng Monday "Wednesday, and Friday ata
Arrive at Yorktown same days by m.
Proposals for six illness week service invited
522s Williamsburg Yorktown, 70 miles and back, times
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, at s am;
Arrive a Yorktown sFme day by IL am;
Yorktown daily except Sunday, at i pm;
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 27-lawiw Postmaster General
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United states Mail.

RoPOSSLS carrying the mails the United States
tday October 1855, 30ih june 1853 inclusive,
Carolina U he received the Contract Once
the Post office department. the city of ashns:on, until Mon
day H7h August, 1885, al be decided
Raleigh by Barcaysvle, Aveshoro' Kylss Landing
May' GARDEN to ayeitevie, e. mi,s and back daily,
coaches.
R,ee, daily AT IN pm
Arrive Fayetteville next days by ~ am;
Leave fayetteville daily at pm;
Arrive D Raleigh days by
of bid AID certificate, also for instructions,
advertisement inviting proposals
Virginia. North Carolina, dated January i2th 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1855.
July 22-law4w
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TrebIe Patient Improved Eyelet Maohlne

FIRST patent-combined on stock.
Il Second palent--seif feeding with eyelets.
Third paientpant improved fastener riveing both sides.
All parties in want Of good cycle, machine strongly
mended but Ipman's improved which dec
dedy the best brought before pubc
advantages
II sirone durable, and liable get of order
II the hole we'll and Ut The eyecf and In opera
lion clinchos The eyee ON both sides.
time, the papers, be
cnch The eyeet second tme with all
machines.
II useful TO the mercbantn filing away papers wen
attorney conveyancer, the shoemaker tailor mnsr and
merous others, and IL very labor saving machine
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR q MAURY,
May 20 Book and stationery Store near ON street
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hIOsICi.-I viii sell the ot- street, opposite
IN Square, 18Th street,
opI, liberal terms Of pymun which be learned from
smith, Bureau of Yards
X tAendg hundred forty
Il, t,ity- feet alley ALBEIT SMITH.
Aug -2arAw
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Delaware College.

E first term of The next coege ~ institution will
K 29t aud
scicnihc may
is gwen agricultural
analysis Of soils; also engineering and practical
acaiemcal department,
". Weston. A. Nj correspond with hose of the college.
For further particulars address
DANIEL KlpKWooD, President
NEWARK (Drl.,) July 10, 1850.
July l3-lawBw
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VI avenue ilt Savings Bank. This
laid the plan Of the celebrated Greenwood
the high distant
CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway This received charter from Con-
their making
fee and prohibiting all cneo,ohnens IRON,
legislation otherwise which those who
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,

VIM. NJ. Merrick,
LAW,
No. SO Louisiana apenue,
WILL practise in the supreme Court of the United States the
OF claims. and the several courts OF the District OF CO.
lumbia.
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NE BOWS REVIEW for May.
~ Frank Leslie's Gazette for May.
The ps aud Duts Of Paris, by Julie de Marguerites
The O'Dohery Papers, by the late VIM, Magma; 2yois
McEiligots American Debater :. -.
Mays FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Every pers right Of empton 10 any OF the
uads within The parts townships above
required establish the same to The satisfaction OF me regis
and proper Office and make
az soon as practicable AIR seeing notice. and beior the
the public the lands
bacipr otherwise claim will be forfeited
JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land OHice
July "a iawl3w Intel. and star'l
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THE RECoGNITIoN OF WALKEE's GOV

y /.
Col. Wheeler, the L. Minister to Nicaragua in
his address to Gen. Walker, recognizing his govern
ment, on behalf of the United Siates, nftnr assuring
him of our friendly regards, said
"Our true policy is to declare and to maintain that
the people of American republics can govern them
selves that no foreign power shall be allowed to con-
troll III tho slightest manner views, or Interfere 10
the least degree will our interests. Our dignity, Our
rights aud security MS republics demand this, and Inc
idea Of any interference colonization by any FUR
eign power on this side of the ocean, is utterly lnh
m;ssihle BE assured, Mr.. President, that nothinS
shall be wanting On my part advance the in'cres's
of both republics and as the representative oi me
United States TO discharge my important ana de!l'
cute duties in manner agreeable to you ana sat'S
factory to my own government
Walker, in reply. returned his thanks, and assured
the Minister that he would be glad to malntain amt
cable relations with the United States, and endeavol
10 establish, on firm foundation, free institutions IN
Nicaragua.
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THE RICHMOND ENeu'n1 ,.rH,,,
.,,.yrp DAILY, ssn,wNSst'' S,V.Sr. AND S
~, r,TCuIE. PRYOR & p'HN'''
u, Y III =

i,Iiar, per anau,n and NJ tH
SS pau! .. !, taken for shorter pf=ii"A = ' mi
fae OF esh SIN. w c,kly nNe dollars PEI -, ~ yciG
year f,r ,ix uoi..hs phyn!' III six dollars
ta'te "I 40 .r r.u,c,i ~ n''"" poS' t"'"
" ,,,, 4; the era ot the YOU. , circulation Of the
WIN va, ne rNoIiRER III the s"uihrt" SWwrsiY
RCHNv' ~, c,mrncuc d the Issue "t %; r,o,,,r of
Pro2Ii.s' r,.h contains nearly all t'e ''"'s
fAihnN ,s sem. w c"ky Sd!'''ns character of the
We n,rI sH Ni,jtfE whi>t. :. uow VIA. II WV v, M ,h
ElCUHcN' - - -, .ts, that il i tue pSFPoee " r.
c.ua!y tso W y. r rnc-cs - TIE discuss 'o % W III
EiIofs - ,,.n 81. Sn,s .Ao:hInstsn! hHs "f"'-'''
iSut> "h!'" "' -, ,,a.,
corary: , ,.;-.- i ,,,bi;.hea every "een1seS5 AZ II
The "ecsS tn,,n if ra.L in advance, 1' ,;n 10.
mcfrahs ,or made il atNauce \ . an s;x
when pa! - ~ TIC ,uliow!n: r"ilo; 'o' son
made IN i,', v.oxiv W fncurcr vii, be iurnshr" w -, in
copies o! tae Sac rw,u,Y iour copies, anu % 0' -
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iEn,,.x,-F,r TIN tines or less Hist
~ ;.,, cc,ts nra ever succecdir; ihsef'oi ~ wv. .
~ .r, r,,.s u insc-ted twice week - r.;on afrer
.b-,rs.ysr and hsI cents ter ea'a , So. c.,,.
sF ,,-. ,,l whey. inserted oaiy oIce "eeA A''' ~
fof eAS:' vyryIy-ro. TIN h,rs or i"'s' nEs. III.
u ..vr cons: Cor each sros' 'qa'h' @
So: wh,l. inserted only once "''A s'''''
-. t.. .rcu !nscrt'oH :. ~, So. ;rssrtion
-yy ITrrxLY-tor TEN mes VI ", r,.s ~
- -, ,-u.s: ;oc each n,iruaHce MY S'"S. :,
see! user. u:c CHARGED Sa5 tor one square OF
~ .or ,wu suus,cs AMI IL! ;:n: ps"iot'.o" ~. o.
- 80 -, c greater lsu :;t. eNceHi Auc'ohe'''' "
AZ, c5t rcrd SiOC lpHpe. i:ci"Ho''' p.. ox.s,5;ro
- ali Ob:;uu!Ic- u,It Tributes "t NeSPec' eN'e'o''s
a;- ..,s are charged Tor IS EMBELLISHMENTS ;,, -,
80 rom n distance :Gl., be- accompanied WIN 'He
a.,v ,r satisfactory rcireir-s, Ia Inshre eSec",l"h
81 Ipe. 20 th- Office may hr 'cn.iscu per ,".I -
available ,I&nk EC:cs ri he risk O' 'he f'"'
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,NpORTAS'r FROM WASHINGTON.

WA.nlNGrnN, Dec. 6.--lt has inst been h,ctltaln'
I'D beyond the possibility oi cavil ihnt despatch
has been received IRON Alr. buchanan. r"la!ive 10
,hr f'romrton diriiaulty-Le tenor OF which is thn;
tho British government in courteous 5n; positive
manner drriine- giving such explanations as were
demanded by our government regarding the alleged
violation Of onr neutrality laws by British agents.
cate Obligations. and il will require MI its wisdom to
.yfri,ate itsel. from its present dilemma,
The governments OF Sen Salvador Honduras and
cnsti Ken have strongly protested To this govern.
nent ucuins ic recognition by Minister Wheeler ot
tfo present NicaraGnan government. Mr. heeier
bos Irobably ll.us acted wh The concurrence OF our
government nud u accordancf with uniform pol
lev. Whatever may liz thr objections on the part "t
th, Crnlrn! American States, tie governments hrst
nu,ned predict that III. prelen: order {" affairs 10 NJ
caracua will not long contlfre 10; the reasons aeu'
and thev d-cnrp themselves resolved to eIternnute
al foreign adyen.urer. who may invade their soil for
revolutionary purposes.
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A DIVISION IN TIE CAMP.

ar. Bartlett, the President OF the Kmow-Nuthing
National Council $. y. A," publishes procla
rnation for the election Of dcieyntcs to National
Convention in Philadelphia on the 22d February
1856, to nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency On the other hand the Know
Nothings OF Virginia and North Carolina protest
strenuously againat so earya day, as they wish tc
watch passing events and 10 kno,; Oh what ground
they stand. We shall see whether the imperial or
ders Of the grand National Council, which in Jane
last adopted the resolution nre to he oleyel like the
uwo Of the Medes nnd Per-ias and in that case, how
the refractory know-Nothinss of Virginia and North
Carolina are TO be- whipped in,o the ;races.
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sAlupN,S PATENT GRAIN AND ''''-'"
TOR

u,v,s Machine MAS iavcaed AMI ps.en'"d by u; ~
Su,mon, OF !l:ro:s and. wherever ~ pen 80
- las taken precedence OF sli others for ce"H's "'"'
spd Gras. S,"Is -, .,,!ur,,,,r n. .ha
wis Fair in New NoC, and he mr.; pr':r AZ te ew
w. S,,,c rnr in isia J. Has b-"l adopted ~ W" i;'eu
- CRY Nu.rs WHO recommend Il rs the best macniac
snowr fox scrs.a,ia. cookies and o'hrr - -
Whes, II viii scpurr!c ray t"o seeds ol u!!e'sns '-E
vc;rht i, s;:npie ia its construction, and easily Ssp IN VI
Scr l. peculiarly adapted 70 farmers uses NJ r.
o;rss bg, it.e power work " and cleans gram more
p--tec;ly than M: G'uca:ne ao@ III use
I, can he furnished ~ the ioo" III frices, VIZ
Fo, A Farmer Machine that will clean - &c ~ .,o
bushels per hour o, IN WV
ror farmers Machine that Will clean 5" 10 " -
bushels per hour ,. ~
For + srmer's Machine (s-rsngcd Tor horsepo"' =.
s ,ha, will clean 80 bushels per hour D
:or Miller's Machine that vii! clean 'o 10 ~ :,
susa.ls per hour - - =. -
ryr KILLERS Machine that will clean 50 to 20 -,
bu.as per hour 10>
poya ai,ler's Macaae tha: will clean 80 to 40 -,
bus4cls Ter hour ,>,,rp:cx
AGiress Ro: " ANpLhScS,
Csnraission Merchant Richmond VA
A n-County Rights will i've sold on reasOanble teTn!s
rL =, ~, Il. NJ. 4
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Far tie Enquirer.
COAL.-iAKricLE ii.

Coal-as History, .Hn'ay thsr'Gi, ard rs |''"f.
In the year 1912, Col. Geo. Shoemaker o! schuyl'
kill county, Pennsylvania, commenced Juggling
small nit for coal on tract of land OF ms o~n near
the Norwegian Creek and mined out sufhcient G"a 90 10
load nine Wagons with which he proceeded to fhila-
dephia after weeks travel which may Snd nov Ss prr
Goal Road in four or five hours. He spent much time
in endeavorng to introduce his avSr,s article :" ue!
to the but all his e"It. at 'ha tune
nroyei unavailing. Persons who deigned 10 Try 10
pss p.nnsylyania coal declared COL Shoemaker to be
u ;nno,tor, for attempting to make them believe
to be coal and Ss suss anS
nnat man him from iliberal minds, he persisted IN
his noble undertaking. and at last succeeded III 'sp" %
sing Of two loads for the cost Of e
remaining seven he gave to persons VINO pf'''se' -
Some lime utter Mcssrs. Mellon and Bishop OF Dei'
county Pennsylvania, at the earnest '1a, m si,
ton of Col Shoemaker, made trln! OF II IN @ .ne.'
rolling mill and found il TO answer fully the chaisc
ter given it. These gentlemen proclaimed It's us'so
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l. Il T. Il 4 R Y.

We nre indebted 10 Mr.. Wo"dIOufe !,r t.~O va'.
urnso containing the Po.;cal works nj .oi!.: ~;
4 new edition with notes and lie OF tn au;ar ~
John Milford. Published BY Sampson * Co.. b. .rr.
Also for the Poetical works of Samuel io?!'. Co.
ridge, edited by Derwru. AMI Sara Co!s!i'i.. ~.
-hed by Appleton Il Co., Now York, on" 'E...,..-~
Also PoeiicI works oi William Shcns'on. r'.,. ''.,
critical dissertation and explanatory mp;,,. D.. !! ..
George GiiIan. Published by appleton y Co..
Nrw York. Also, Poetral work Of B"ot;., 81.
ari Eni"orer with live, cr,ti1a dissertation. p. = 2:
psnut"ry notes, by Rev. George Gliii.a - -..
bv Apg...on y Gu. Now York. Ih... ;s.u.a.. gu'.
unr.s. which should have place in every : -ts;'
ar. al put forth admirable style. 81. CO.. -
and handsome binding.
H,nirs lHb MEr, Win EsMs4>i. ar G'r'.o
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ral u;.t!.o: cI Tab!e TRAIT, SIC. tuo!s.,s, -
field, New York. Received fro.: lir. Js'. "og..
h"uae.
We have 'renl r"'ne nlosI asif sahe how: . ..'H.
sing the trivia! ond records" o! ncn H"f maj: rs
which are chr;Girei ia th!. Charming 6ays. 10:
voum@ rlnia,.s : Ini ii arnusin. ;rtGG:--..yr -..
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Casting her sprn:lce ot tic lcsme Of dte-5"
The lsIASD EMPIRE, Or rus Scr:.! O. -!
FIK,r EAiLE OF THE ENPrH0n SAr,'.Ey' l.
By the arthur Of "Blonde'c.' Psi ri3ls ~. ',
Parry 4 Mcmillan, philai-i?ls. %rst.Hec -
Nr.A. MoI.s.
1ha ac!nor :ives au GEcmt.:ioUs III. Pi5a:'"G 1'.-
. ra.iye at brie; ras,:uca cr toe I.sit g. G'ot E
soms interesting g.G.iu=crpcsa ot ..e ..T.-.l.
exile.
NOTE Bc.H NJ ~ Etjt!:a oPiui EA-:'. ="
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WoodEYIss.
This volume Of zi.cel!ar!e', from tic ?c2 OF c7a
Of tbs rncst powerful! writer's Of Ice ese, aGs ne;
vitl very ns5ksd success, aci tie rt.;c : .G -.2i
to the spirited publisher, ttro=Sh ~h3:- d c@..!-
cey': H:it:og a1s becoming sT.i.s: IL .-....:e=-
readers,
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SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II EFT my Farm, Beaver Dam in Goochlund county,
II On the - September, without any cause, two
Ero men-onc named George Gordon. came from Char.
t,esvilc nbon, ~ yenrs old five feet eight inches high
ssck and well built Before he my farm hear
&C away three hines aud taken of Augusta
Rockingham und Nelson county uils; tho other named
five fec, eight inches high brown blackf hight stature
rar above reward will be paid their delivery my
hrm COBlS WARWICK
Svy .D-siw
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MARBLE lARD.

HoHN T. ROGERS, e,h street, Main, Richmond
IL Va Dealer in Egyptian Italian aud american MAR BL Z
MONUMENTS TONES, GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
PIECES of every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
&c, &c.
Any design In Carving executed in tho
Orders from the country, with citS 'etercce promptly
sstended to.
Mr. Rogers having served his e In of the las
establishments in New York City, aud hayin; rxp-
fience In the business haters himself that all work exc
cuted his shop will give enire satisfaction ny done
North or South. Oct. J-cly
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CHANCENY.-AI a Circuit Cou

NJ lRSIISiA-IN CHAMBERLAIN Il Circuit Court
continued and held for Fluvnnna county, the
Courthouse thereof the l5h day Of September 1855:
George B Payne in bs right, George b. Payne md
John w Chine late ncrch nt- and partners under the
rrm OF George B. Payne * Co.. John D. Brown Ben.
iamin IT. Nm.ruder. PEuuno Lewis cSn"u,riX Of Galley
NJ Lewis aceased AdcliHe Davis md Richard Graves,
Psinfs,
Against
Abraham Shepherd Jr and Thomas G. Payne, admins
traitors of Thumas Burton deceased Thomas b. Sanndrr
SON aud Ann E. bic wife, formerly Ann f. Burton, widow
of Thomas Burton deceased, William James, Susan ran
els Arena Catherine and Mary Elizabeth Burton, children
of the said Thomas Burton deceased Defendants
EXTRACT FROM DECREE PRONOUNCED IN THIS CAUSE AT
TIME SIT FORTH ABOVE.
"The Court doth adudge order and decree that one OF!
,e Commissioners of this Court take account showing
the balance remaining due and unpaid to Thomas b. San.
derson and Anu E. wife, under the decree entered in
this cause on the Ist day OF September si nnd how
much of sa:d sum 80 remaining due and unpaid will be
proper sc,tlcmen to be made by the sud Thomas Sun
d. rron on his wife, and make report thereof to the Court
with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent by HIM
self required by any of tc partie. to be so
Aud in order 10 curry the foregoing decree the said
Commissioner shall give notice Of the time aud place OF
taking such accounts by publication once week for four
successive weeks the Richmond Enquirer newspaper
printed in the city Of Richmond; End such publication
Shall be equivalent personal service of notice on all the
parties
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G.y u uST LffNI = LNI TLt-Y
Casting her oprn:|ce oE tic psms Of dte.5 "

not AN ECHO EVEN.-Mr. kprr s:5i2d, -
Wednesday i'll his spr:cE 1t Hends:s"1 lii; .'-r -.
had ,skeu his scat III lbs House ri E,.l' 6s@'a'iT
and had given ;ood Wing vo:cs. "a'! s.rad vo;:s
,uu on tas .larv.y Grc5:v., kv l.: sc:: ;'''i l
-unur.d rDr ,is Northern VII. bc> a.r. !.:r!r-
pec,ed they woc!i be with h;:l: Ud a.Gio: Ihera
wanting, aud Layins called tor then -"er! answer
ed s1ca::rei Q gentleman IN Il G crIvd, ''hey
yysro MT there" No" said .r. kerT, ';tgrs rGs
tt crs,. az rcto rn. str!Lir;; IpiSr cocinS or.
pvrsun :ly, "ttcu5 ut down the boase.'
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TUE MONUMENT HOUSE FOR RENT.

TIE MONUMENT HOUSE FOR RENT.
ENyHS delightfully."- situated Hotel fronting iune "a
diately upon the Capitol Square. is offered for i$
In addition TO the buildings heretofore upon the lot very
handsome addition containing four stories ubove the base
1nent, warmed by Aues and with every modern eonve
nience il in the course OF CONSTRUCTION sho VIII 70
uieted before the first Of February.
Possession of the residue Of the property viii DC gwen
on the fret Of January. JAMIE L'o'''.
Nov 27-uG
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND. DEILER ~ PROFESSIONS. RICHMOND. IA.
BOARTlCCl.AR attention given the ssle OF Flour,
Il Wheat. Corn, &c. Cash advances upon consign.
ents. Win supply Richmond Ground Plaster our grind.
ins loose packed) Virgins hone Dust and Super Phos-
phate OF Lime, Peruvian 6uano, &c.
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D ANAWAI from the subscriber, Friday, The 30th
~ November. negro boy by the name Of PHILLIP.
Said boy i. about years vi ag. ave feet three four
inches high rather thick sc hGou: hc color OF ginger
cake full fuce and lnrge eyes has habit OF rolling his
such tinlcr httle inclined bwacgcr and drag his
feet when walkin.. He carpenter by trade born
nod raised in Richmond, Virginia and WILL perhaps try 20
make his way TO that place.
will give the above reward for his apprehension and
delivery me, for his confinement in any Jail 10 that
get him +. COLBERT.
Dec 6-ctf Ncw.Bc-n \. G..
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THE GREAT CORN SuELLEH.

TSSHE subscribers having purchased the entire right &c
8 the STATE OF Virginia Tor The sale nnd nan"acire OF
Ncun,Ur, Patent Corn Shelter (hc following colntie:
excrr.. VIZ: Alexandria, Berkeley Brooke, Cnbc, Ches
te:sea CLARKE Culpeper, Ehzabcth Ciy, Fairfax tau
outer Frederick Hancock, Harrison. HcuTico, JACKSON
jefferson Knna,vhu Marion, Marshall Musop, Aoaonga
Eu Sor.u,x OA.. Preston, Prince William, Putnam
Bpo,-ylvrue S,raord Tyler. Wayne Wood would here
by caution all Gssinsl usia. said nachine eSSep
in the syc ,.ir cou,.,,es without consent: Per.
sons wishing Nrclnes county rights will be supphed
b. sppA 20 any authorized agents, who will ca
the State III :cw days, on by mail to
MAGEE COLEMAN CO.,
Box M. eS. Pos; Office, tilcghhny, Pa.
Allegheny, Nov l.--cl0t
Virginia p,rera will please copy 10 amount of ST. and
Send copy If ,aaer with nrcounts TO advertisers.
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H. V. GRAVES. WM. II. GRAVES
NV. GRAVES & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AHD GENERAL AGENTS,
N EVOTE their best energies the sale of Nil de,crp'
IL tions OF CorSrpY PHoDrcE, and will hire out
SLAVES the ensuing season
For reference, sce Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Whg, TO this date
Office Oh l:rh .treet, between Mun and Cury Rich.
| ln,nn YIN Nov lO-ctf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

by RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAvANT.
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WIN F. RlTCHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
SATURDAY, DECEMBER >, 1858.