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LTJNBER. SHINGLES, &c.

LUMBER, Shingles, &c.
(NNHAND md for sale at my yard general assort-
u ment of white aud yellow pine lumber, consisting IN
part of the following, viz:
10000 feet white pine viz: inch, l! to H. and J.
100000 feet white wood suitable for tobacco boxes, &c
$4,000 cypress shingles, all heart and very hne
$4,000 feet dressed flooring, heart and sap
$4,000 feet 4x6, ixs, 3xs aud 5x9 heart scantling.
$4,000 feet 1t step plank, all hcurt.
$4,000 feet = inch yellow pine.
Together with full assortment OF ali kinds OF lumber
suitable for wholesale and retail purposes.
can furnish bill timber at short notice, OF good qualify
L. w. GLAZEBROOK,
Corner Canal and 10Th streets,
D,c3-lm South Side Basin.
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SliiGUis .SH tiHlHtas.


FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
Etok III" year iH' the hrs Session "i ,hir Institution
will commence ua the 2i;h January, and cusc t'
ION 0; JH"". Tue second Session viii commence tht
.tth OF July mnl clUse thu l0;l ui DrCrIii,nr.
TERMS. payable at rIs end ii III. Session:
Tuition in ID" English Departments, ncuain-
",i''l,:r' W
' ~
Hh-ic, ~
Ornamental Branch"- each csiin ..-...........3 IN
La IN AMI Greek Cla-s tau t b} ;lr h-rrih-r ~ on
msis !" cases OF p"'r"s'S1 sickness dea"T''0" will be
la tho ordinary Female Schools of tho country, where
one teacher la employed it impossible, Tor want @.
t'nc 10" the teacher IN devote that personal at
tcnton that Is needed In Sac schools the r pupil in
music ~ necessarily sent In the piano learn and prac
tce her music without assistance Should there be but
ten scholars, aud halt hour only devoted by each TO
music the teacher being present. five hours OF the teach
ef7 iiile W" he consumed, and bu ltle left for the m
itrurton In other studies To this may be traced many
OF the complaints OF Female Schools.
The great object OF my the constant,
personal attention OF the Teachers TO every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed one
tend to The ordinary English Branches including Maihc
ntrs and the Sciences and the other Music French
| AMI Ornamental Branches Miss f. r. Scorr will ngan
have charge OF the mr., Department BY her fidelity ami
her amihiilty OF character. che the love of nil
her pupils; and isia my examinations know TINT
Those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidly and proficiency.
In the other Department. embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches, Mrs lR..E ksAUFF eugag
ed. a lady educated with grrm care As IL teacher
SUE hhs gwen me inquest satisfaction tn E.i employer and
patrons. All that hear NJ her ia exceedingly cUmpli
mrnlary. Observe that IL Muc TIL Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in tie presenc" of Instructor
and then retire TO another riuno practice
frequently examine Tie young ladies' especially
such branches generally III felnnle Schools very
impcrisctly learned When thu is take place is not
generally known by them. The consequence that they
| are always prepared.
In closing. iecl due the Young Indies who have
attended this school to cxprcss my grateful appreciation
OF their uniform kindness to each other ana TO every
| member OF my family Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance of those social prophecies
which contrihue much the pament of female
ccty thsr digent application their dUtes AMI their
| proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise
When notified what day Students will reach Blacks
ard Whites by the OF the SOuth.Sde Railroad.
| suitable conveyance will be provided.
~ Every article of clothing should be MARKED
| IL My address is MncFsrland's Lunenburg Va
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BY GODDIN L. APPERsON. AUCTs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 20 SLAVES AZ

Commissioner Of the Circuit, Court OF the city Of
"A Richmond, by decree pronounced on the llth NJ
vember. 1856, In the OF Harve MarshsIs oxur
&c. shall sell at public auction, In front OF the
Court House, in the cyoi Richmond. on WEDNESDAY,
the 3lst December 1856, ut L. o'clock, H. the Remainder
Of the slaves decrced to be sold (bene % in number
consisting OF men women and children AL of whom have
been living in the city for several years past III. char
acter OF house servants, &c.
Terms cash. w w. HARVlE Commissioner.
Sale by GoDpIS & APPERsoN. Aucis Dec 22--tds
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

In pursuance OF deed of trust made by Edmund ?.
II Wilkinson the 10Th July, 1850, recorded in Chester
field county, will offer for sale, Mt auction NJ his
dence Sknquarter the 18th day Of January lsj..
the following property much may be required
satisiy the trust, viz the Tract of Land which he
sides, believed 10 contain
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-sIX ACRES
with buildings sufficient for ordinary -zrd family, Hnt
four slaves woman Of middle age her three ctl.
drcn, girl grown and the others, email boys All
represented 10 be very likely and valuable
The land lie sad 10 he quite productive in the staples
this pnrt Of the country The si,un,ion convcnn;
healthy, and the neghborhood good The distance ronr
Richmond is about % miles and miles e..
yer Hill PITT.
Cash will be required the amount OF about 81 100 'or
the rect, the will be made known the Jay OF s6
The slaves under prior incumbrance tor a srb,l
amount; when sold, will be tnkcn have ircum,
brHnce discharged X. W. FLOuREOI.
Dec 2i-dlt&cit Trustee.
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CARD.
c 4 2 Z 4 II los c ACAD Envy

CAIEU.
CAPPaHOSi SIC AcAD DENY,
ALEXA.DER lIoGG. PRINCIPAL
THNlE patronage OF this Institution having sufficiently
Il increased to justify it, We have procured the ser.
vices Of SIR T. c. Buytop and Lady, take charge of a
regular Academy Boarding House, which will be ready
tor the reception OF young gentlemen the opening OF
the spung term OF the present session, which will com.
mrnce January l2h, lsj7.
Board and TUITION heretofore, from slO6 Sl46 por
ten mOntts.
For further n;orms:icn, apply to
JOHN L HIBBLE,
President of Board OF Trustees
Gloucester Court House, Va.
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JONKs & DEANE. n,> y,

GENERAL AGENTS
RICHMOND, Va
NEORGE HARRIS JONES, Agent and Collector my
lug associated with J. d. Dcanc Informs the public
that they will give their special attention to
HIRING OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES
and to the collecting and adjusting accounts put in their
hands by Printers Physicans. Merchants, Clerks REQ
Bills &c. also attending settling accounts IN the city
for Farmers Prompt returns made in all cases.
n BIN Hiring out Negroes We shall have speciai
care in obtaining good homes aud seeing them well Prov
dcd for in sickness.
REFERENCES:
w w Dunuavaut, Richmond Enquirer. Macfarlane
Eeruusson Southern Literary Messenger VIM. II. Davis
g. Co Coal Merchants Richmond. J.. II. Warine, NJ d.,
Richmond John Lively, Caroline. Thomas L. Furish'
Cbarottesylle George b. Brown. White Hall, Abe
mnrle Co A.V PAYNE NJ. D., Cioochand.
5:RsOfice on Wall Street, under st. Charles Hotel
Dec la-d&clm
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CO.PARTNkRSHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WE the undersigned, having on the 9Th OF May 1850
w purchased the business Stock and Fixtures OF
WIN A. PRATT, in the DAGUERREAN and AMBRO-
TYPE GALLERY No las Main street. hereby enter int"
copartnershp carry said business on the cash ys
tenn We respectfully solicit share Of the patronage OF the
public, and only ask for examination Of our work
r. 8. SANXAY,
JAS. F. CHALMERS.
Mr.. have great pleasure in recommending the above
gentlemen my SUCCESSORS the satisfaction which my
pictures have given Ia mainly asclibable to their efforts
having personally done but little in the business for soma
years past. $500 ,r,,
Nov oQ-dlm WIN. A. PRATT.
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GENERAL. AGENCY

GENERAL. AGENCY.
rgyHE subscrber tenders his services the public for
the hiring out OF Negroes collecting Claims, rent
ing Houses and all business connected with General
Agency and Commission business He will also attend to
the sale and purchase OF live stock of all kinds Any bu
siness entrusted him will be promptly attended to-
Office corner OF Franklin and Wall or 10Th streets tor
merly occupied by N. B. & c. Ii. Hill.
REFERENCES
R. H. Maury g. CO. Richmond.
Dickinson, Hill & Co., do.
VIM M. Harrison & Co., do.
Jno P. Ballard, EsQ do.
James Hardin, Esq. :, do
Frank. G. Ruifn, OF Chesterfield county
Gen. F. NJ. Boykin, Isle Of Wight
DR.. Samuel Wilson, Surry.
Alex. Dudley ESQ.,, King & Queen.
D. Walker Haxall Charles City.
FIX Nelson Esq, New Kent.
Peter Hanger, Esq Augusta.
Jno. Wood, Jr, Albemarle.
Chas B. Williams Esq, Henrico. Dec. ~
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1TORE NElV EOOnS

IWUItE NEW tEUUUS.
~TM. F. BUTLER, ~, Main street, is now re cEA$
w ceiving some entirely new styles OF whteS ~
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Goods, which, with gen. TfS
cra assortment of China and Glassware, nc oters -
OF wholesale md rctniI Mt moderate prices. Nov u
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OF HOl FOR MO0RE'S PREMIUM HAT AMI

CAP STORE. no 207 BROAD STREET
ID MOORE has some OF the finest and
Rbs ncatcst gcntlctncns Dress nnd Bust sE
ness Hats of every style and quality to be
Ind Boys', Youths, and childrens Fan Sn1A
cy Caps and Hats OF every style and quail
Is 10 he had. Ladies Misses and Children's
Fancy Fur. Of every description TO be had Also large
lot OF Negro Wool Hats; all OF which will be sold cheap
Oct % RICHARD MOORE.
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1LESiEhEh OK SALr..- " III b" sold hg ~ n
= r,'ny' md January, negro m,, 80 gears old " 40
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r. BEST s CHOCOLATE, COCOA, BROMa.
lard in ho, iron Chocolate Tuscan Salad Oil Mus.
B.el Ps bottles and cans Curry Powder, Cayenne and
Fec "a f % ba a I;i New Apothecary Store,
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a SITUATION WANTED by young Lady. who
has had experience in teaching and is qualified TO
teach English, Latin, French and Music.
References can be given,
Address Miss B. l.. B.,
Dec ll-c3taw3m Norfolk, Va.
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Vocal AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
ANR. N. CARuSI. Professor OF Music who has recently
IVR opened Piano Forte Saloon in this city where he
keeps constantly Tor sae large number OF the best instru
Of Chckerngs manufacture tenders his servcesas
Teacher OF Music He has for many years taught in the
most distinguished families o! Washington, Georgetown.
and Alexandria, and bcgs leave to refer the following
gentlemen who have been his patrons:
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War; Hon Jesse
Bright President OF the United States Senate Hon James
Mason, United States Senate; Gen Winfield Scott Uni
ted States Army Messrs Gales eaton, Editors OF the
National inelligenceri VIM C6rcoran Esq II Bradley,
Esq Or w Magruaer, Mayor o! Washington T Tow
ExMayor OF Washing;nn Rev D Gurley; Judge Jas
Dunlop, Georgetown d c. VIM Fowle, Esq Alexandria,
VH; Edgar Snowden, Esq, Alexandria, Va VIM Bradley,
ESD Washington.
MIR. CARUs.has brought letters the following gen.
emen OF this city to whom he has permission to REFER
His Excelency Henry Wise; WIN Richie. Esq; Col
Stafford II Parker Rev 7 Moore Edwin Robinson Esq;
Samuel MARY Esq Col Thee Bigger; John Rutherford,
Esq Lewis Webb, Esq; Professor Hubert Lefcbvrc,
Professor Robert Morrison Joseph Anderson, Esq;
Judge John 4 Meredith, Conway Robinson, Esq Rev
Enquire at his Piano Saloon, No 6o Main street oppo-
site the Exchange Bank, and over Messrs Habliston g.
Bros Furniture Stnra Aug 26
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EDUCATIONAL

FUI VATIUNNI.
TENHE subscriber who has much experience In teach
4 ing, and can produce testimonials of character and
qualifications, desires establish in healthy and agree.
able section OF the country Select Male School, lin
which will be taught the usual English branches with the
Latin and Greek languages.
lmmcdiht- Application is desired. Address, Urbana,
Middlesex county, Va. A. II. CURRIE.
Lei
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HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS


~ EN- Of the Season, So co.
~ Dictionary OF Poetical Quotations, 81 25 to So co.
Great Truths of Great Authors, 81 90 TO So co.
Poetical Works of Shakespeare, Byron Milton Moore
Burns, Cowper, Thompson, Scott, Pope Shelley, Gray,
Bea,tic Collins, Young, Upper Goldsmith, Roger,
Longfclow, MONTGOMERY, Lamb, Kirke White, &c. &C.,
bound in Musin, Calf Sheep, Turkey Morocco, &c.
Life in Tsracl, 81 90 and 81 So
Lals Rookh and Indy Of the Lake, 81 90 and 81 90
Aspiration, 81 90 and 81 30.
Forget Me not, 81 50.
Snow Flake 81 so.
Free.Masons Annual, 81 30.
Passion Flower, IL so.
Life Among the Flowers. 81 50.
Young Mans Friend, 81 so.
Song of Hiawarhs, 81 90 to 81 90.
The Oasis of the PhopRna, 81 so.
The Token OF Daughters of the Cross. 81 so.
Friendships Offering and the Violet, 81 50.
Cowuer's Tnsk and Rosebud "a on.
Mcmory's Gifts and the Pet Annual 81 50.
The Gift of Affection, 81 so
ALSO,
Prayer Books Hymn Books and Bibles in Turkey Moroc
CO and Velvet, Office Bills Ladies Reiicues and Cara
Cases. and Toy Books for Children. Call at 2G MAN g.
Dec II WORKMAN d. COIIhhLL.
H@OD LIVER OLA fresh supply of superior Cod
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TO FARNTEKS.

EXTRA STRONG SHOES.
XXTE have in store, of our own make, very
w superior Shoe, made out Of the very bestt2zAz@
leather, and very heavy soles They have been pro.
nounced by good judges be about the best Shoes for
field hands they hnve Also, mems superior
heavy pcggcd and nailed BrOCans Of the very best quality
We invite all in want OF good shoes for servants to give US
a call. PUTNEf s. WATTS.
Nov
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LOTTERIES.
SOUTHERN LOTTERY, ON TIE
HAVANA PLAN.
PRIZES GUARANTEED

~-~-~~~~~~~~---------~~-c> -N-~o"~o~oo~~~~-~
SOUTHERN LOTTERY, ON TIE
HAVANA PLAN.
PRIZES GUARANTEED.
CAPITAL SIS 900!
Only 1900 Nnmbrs.
IvspRlZEs PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION IL
uAspER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- 8YAUThoSITFG o. T ~ STATE oFGEoRGiA
To be drawn JANUARY II, lsa7. Mt CONCERT HALL,
Macon, Ca, under the supcrincnrncco OF Col Geo
NJ Logan AMI w. {. Anderson, Esq.
Remember this Lottery has only Ii 600 nun.ber.--!ass
than any Lottery in the world creorrt is the best ior
Investment Examine the kchcme
SCHEME
Prize Of $4,000
Prize of sUOU
l Prize Of oOUG
Prizes of 1000 are 1900
s. s. Przssef 800 are 900
~ 100 are 5000
1000 40 are 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
90 Approximations Of 500 are $1,000
80 50 are $500
SO 20 ara lOU0
l7l2 Prizes, amounting to sI0o OOG
Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 81 -
Certificates of Packages OF Ten Tickets where the
numbers end in l. 34 T. g. 0, are sold at the tol.
lowing rates:
10 Whole Tickets, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Halt Tickets, I'D
1t viii be perceived by this plan that for SEQ the pur
chaser has Certificate OF ten tickets when, it he buys
tickets he would only get for that Gum six whole Thur
ne Has more cnnncp5
przes-Halves and Quarter packages in proportion.
The 200 prizes OF $40 determined by the Inst figure
of tho number that draws the capital prize OF S5 OOO
The capital prize WILL Of course end in of the figures
l. g. t. S, 6, Z 8, O. 0. Those Whole Tickets ending
with the figure the last the Capital will be emit
tied $40. Halves and Quarters in proportion Checks
on New York RENTED for Pr.zea
Persons sending money by mail need not fear it's being
lost Orders punctuAlly attended Communications
confidential Bank notice of sound banks taken ut par
Those wishing particular numbers should order irnmc
dstey
FAddressJAMEs F.wINTER, Manager, Macon. Ga
Dec "a
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SAML. 7. DICKINSON,
Caroline. Dec 30, ls56-.ctds Eve

VAL U A BILE FARM on SWIFT GREER
WITHIN TWO AND HALF MILES or CHE.
TERRIFIED COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE Ar AIC
TON.
HOY virtue Of decd of trust from Edward VarEe,
NJ me- shall offer sale by auction, at Ch-steIri
Court House. MONDAY, the l2th day Of January II
(hat being Court day. that valuable OF land
ly owned by Geo W Snengs containing 223 ncrcs two.
thirds Of which il cleared and has been recently lc"
1t is well adapted TO The growth OF wheat. and
is well watcrcd and Is situated in desirable and h.ai !
neighborhood adjoining the land. OF Walter Clarke ani
others Ii is and half miles from Chesterfield Con-,
House. and twelve and hall from Richmond and Peter
burg The Clover Hill Rail Road passes through M
place.
The improvements consist Of large AMI cem.or,7b'-
dwelling, continuing tive rooms and passage, and al!
ccsary utbuildngs, which in good repar Tho pos
chaser take immediate possession.
TRRMs-Cash for cxpeusns Of sale AID Of cxe"u'ia
the trus the balance credit OF 6, IL and IL 0't-,
the purchaser to execute negotiable nues we'll cndor
interest added, aud lien retained until the pT
Dec 30-ctds JOHN MANN, Tru.ir,
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FARM INCUEsTERFIELD FOR SALE

pursuance OF IL decree Of the County Court OF Ches
ter,icld county, in the OF Hail. &c, vs. Hall, &C.
shall offer for sale, Commissioner, Mt Chesterfield
Court Iouse on MONDAY, January the 18th, that being
court day. small tract of land the Turnpike about five
miles from Manchester, and adjoining the lands OF Mrs
Horner and 1hos. g. Brown
The above contains about % acres anu has on II
small dwelling house.
TERMS: $50 cash; balance credit of {, g and l2
months aud title retained. H. J. BROWN,
Dec o1-ctds Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WM. =. PHILLIPS.

WNl. =. PHILLIPS.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
The old stand of the late I'm G0aidn, uih nhom ne kns
been associated for tie last yedrs.
WILL continue the same business hereto
w fore done by Them viz: Hiring out Negroes, Kent
ing out uuscs. and Collecting Claims OF every drsrp
tion and will give his prompt attention to all business e
trusted to his
sS Special attention paid to servants in sickness
nrc l2-nN COW
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE
SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
NoR the purpose Of paying the debts and legacies Of
their tcstaror's estate, and in accordance with the
opinion of the Judge OF the Circuit Court OF Hanover the
undersigned will proceed, Tuesday, the 18th day Of
January 1857 if fair the next fair day Mt Mason
shop the upper end Of Hanover to sell at public suc
ton for cash. certain Slaves Int the properly OF their
testntnr Stephen T. Pullam consisting Of men, women
bows and gire and amounting 10 10, or whereabouts.
These Slaves are many OF them, of great value, and
the attention persons wishing TO purchase requested
to the sale The subscribers either OF them will be-
glad 10 give any information in respect to them The two
men, Robert and Richard he residue OF the slaves OF the
esta,e) will be sold, early day, III Richmond, OF
which due notice will be given.
GEO. w. boswell,
c. w. DABEEY,
Adm'rs with the will annexed of Stephen T. Pullian,
Montpelier T. o. Hanover Va Dec 27-ctds
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SAMUEL 8. WEISIGER g. SAMUEL A. GORDON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL attend the Courts of Powhatan, Amelia, Ches
w terfeld Nottowny, and the Circuit and Inferior
Courts and Court of Appeals at Richmond.
~ Office, Amelia Court House.
Mr. Gordons Post efce for the present IL Basville,
Powhstan Dec l6-d&c3m
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HITCIICOCK X OSBORN.
.CH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS

COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
No. 2l3, MAIS STREET, RICHMOND Va,
ISAFE in store large assortment OF line SsrrlSy4>
EH fashionable COACHES, CARRIAGES, St1a2--
BUGGIES SULKEYS and HARNESS, suitable tor couI.
try and city use made vi the best materials and put o
gethpr with much cure which will recommend To our
friends aud III" public and sell such t.rms no viii ga
cure the mutual of all who will favor us with their
patronage
From long experience in our business, and by prompt
personal attention. hope to merit continuance OF pas
fsvors
IN. i,,;,.i s,n,,. Feb 2o--ly
NKIASTED.-s00 Good Horsnmrn ana HlHrhsi AK
w mon f,r the H. ~. ORA. ICONS anu Mountch SNjz
p' - IN =" a. California, Texas, New Mexico. YYteSx
tin ..Il md Nebraska. sSSls
Also wanted irnmei atey, few MusicHns orIe Ennds
of the Mounted Regiments
For particulars apply nt Mounted Recruiting Rcndcs
vous, Franklin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall
Aug 1T
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NEGHU HININE.
TIME Subscribers beg leave their thanks for
Il the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed us
aud will continue hire negroes the ensuing year
Particular attention paid them in of sickness and cx
ertions made TO obtain for them good homes md liberal
hires. BAhEn tLIaSAtIo,
Dec 8 corner rranKHn anu OHioh bueets.
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ACRICITI TIIRAI. IVARRIIOUSE


TENElE subscriber shaving removed ~
u to their new factory on Cary NzARssaraa4
street, between nth and 10th streets, GA
are prepared 10 receive orders tor al sss..e@xs<zk~
knds OF Agricultural Machines and implements Of the la
aud most approved patterns, which will be made OF
the best materials and OF superior workmanship They
ask attention to "Cardwelis double and single ecnrcd
Hofsepowers and Thres!ers," which have taken PIE
Also to Crosks Clod Crusher, NANNY Patent Reap
er and Mower the best in use Fawkcs Patent Lime and
Gunno Sprsadcr highly upprovci: Hay Prcsscs; Hhy
Rakes Corn Shelters from $40 to SIS: Smiths Patent
Straw Cutter Grain Cradles &c. Richs Patent ronhns,n
Plow, Of various szes &c. They suboin the opinion Of
the Hon. VIM C.. Rivcs. Of these Plows.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL & co.
Richmond, March Z, 1856.
CASTLE HILL. Dec. IS, ISL
Coz. Wa B. SToUGHToS-Dcar Sir: take pleasure in
recording here impression Of tho per ormancc OF your
P ow (Rich's Iron Bsam PATENT Gotham, to-day. The
work far more thorough and complete than that O!
any pillow / in operation before The furrow
opened by very generally IL inches deep aud abou,
90 inches wide in hard close land, aud most ecctuny
aud perfectly cleaned out Of the sod earth falling
back inoit
The trial of the plow Witnessed by many 81 my
neighbors among whom will mention Mcssrs Frank K.
Nelson H. Genet, II. Lewis, C. b. Hopkins Tkoma.
Watson OF Louisa, &C. all practical men and most excel
lent judges of agricultural Implements and there WIS but
opinion among them 10 the superiority and uheS
ceptinnable performance Of your pillow.
Wishing you equal success ewhere in making this
uable implement iavoIably known to agricultural
brethren, remain, yours truly
March WIN. G RIVES
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To conclude with
THE KINGS GARDENER.
FOR BALTIMORE.

FVh
TIME BELVlDEKE e expected TO ar NFSH
IL rive this morning from Bultmore.-SSS~l4fr
II she succeeds in getting here, she will re- ~-
ceive eig, for Baltimore and leave at O'Clock, Tues
day euinC.
No freight will be received until her arrival which can
be ascer,uped by enquiry at office south side OF the
Basin
Dec 2a-o- LUDLAM e. WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
SCHOOL. IN LOUISA.

SCHOOL. IN LOUISA
H ANlNG engaged ns teacher. Ml.s PAIGE, expe.
Il renccd and accomplished lady, the school at Smith.
held Louisa. will commence again the LIST Of Septem.
Der. We will take limited number of boarders The
discipline will be parental and strict Alteration paid
morals OF the young ladies,
For session of ten months board and tuition in all the
English branches, Sl9O
Latin, 70
Drawing Observation-Disclosures.
RAINING, "a
Ornamental needle work,
Music. and use o. Piano .................... sc
Music taught by SIR. Boiling
Address EDWIN J. BAKER.
Aug l2--cf Tolrrsvillc z o. Va