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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
yNUE HIGHEST Clsn pWsCEs PAIN

sHNnE nNsHESt tA~H fhaeES PAiO
n FOR NECROES-Thc subscriber begs leave to inform
the citizens Lynchburg and its vicinity that he has returned
ynchbug where he will remain for several month for the
purpose purchasing Negroes the southern rket he
the of and thirty years for which he will
the highest Richmond cash prices
lie be found at the Auction Store Of Mr. VIM II Mos
bv, Main street all times. X. II. DAVIS.
y B-AnJ information concerning Negroes will be bera
Is paid for. r. II ID
Address IvnrhhurP. Ifc ls-d9sc3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
OF an iuihoress,

CHARLESTON, Feb. lS-Mrs. Caroline Lee
iientz' the authoress, died at Mnrannu. Florida
on the llth inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
\ 1855. FALLM WINTER ARRI.

N~ssN-zE.-A TNo'b. r Ill n W ~ "! - III
~"@la.z3a1S~ yAL.-SIMPSON BRO, sign of the Golden
$500 Pad Lock Main street. Lynchburg, a. are now
A@sAno reccivinga large assortment of Hardware,
Table Pistols; Hunting nd Fishing
Tackle Plated Goods Floor and Table Oil CT ohs Win
Shades Cornice; House Building Material Capen
ter Nilwrights Smiths Tools Carriage nd Buggy
Trimmings Saddlory; Shoe Makers Findings; Woo and Wi
Ware: Farming Utensils; Housekeeping Article &e dc
Their extensive and desirable ev er offered
public patronage embracing the rs class OF
goods whole of Them recently purchased many of which
introduced for the Fail an Winter
radc OF lr!sL
rhev cordially friends and the public make
Inspection Stock either those no wish to rehse Of
may desire merely large and varied assortmeI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 30. Flour dull. Sales OF
Howard Street at 81 so; Ohio nomnally the
snme City Mills declined with sales Mt g..
Wheat declined Red 81 80 to 81 GO; White
81 ST to 81 63 Corn-White and Yellow IS
In 81 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS IONAI..

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~. -HousE-Mr. Mill
son introduced bill TO repeal an act to promote
efficiency in the Navy. Mr. Cobb, of Alabama,
introduced hill II extend the time of the ray-
nient of duty on Railroad iron. Mr.. Mice in
iroduoed bill. which caused n sensation. TO
prevent slavery in Territories North of 36 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

81 We are authorised TO announce BOOKER L. SMITH
for Inc Office OF Sheriff Campbell county at the
,,s,,,'a sIantian liam "a d&ct22d may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
C,NDaDATgs VOs. OFFICE.

~ We are authorized announce JOHN H. COMFY
candidate or tho office Of Of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. Jan oo,1"e11e-
~ W. ase authorized announce Capt GEORGE w
LEE candidate the Sherins.y Of Campbell county
I1grtia, t,n ts3I If Nav Jan 2i-dSetde1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
Araw CONGEKN.-Tbc gned hmvina
m / "A

Saloon Bank square Lynchburg Va Measrs STROLLER
Whteheads Drug Sture, where be found AT all times
ASSORTMENT Cbickernp celebrated PIANO FOEIES
which stand higher thu country than IN the world
These Pianos will be sold the Northern retail prices and
prove defective in any way be returned any dine
within twelve months after the purchase
Old Pianos taken in exchanCo
assortment of MUSIC always hRnd Of the latest
and most fashionable publications.
Pianos tuned and repaired usual
fp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

NEW YORK MARkErS-FEn Goth.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat dropping
-sl.s2. Corn declined--- mixed II cents Vir-
ginia SKIES 95t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
sALEsBY AUCTION.


vuyRUsTEE,a SALE OF VALUABLE 49,.
i soNAL PRNpERTY-As trustee In aeed .. , 1ssH
made ly George Curle the 18th day Of eepemper
will sell public the Piedmont w9rh ~ VI
suburbs Of Lynchbnrg Thursday, the 24th OF the
month"; the following property eonveye In snid neeu
large qusntliy Of Building Lumb r. Agriruitnrai i n
nenta kinds consisting OF Hay Presses Corn oo
era ay and straw Cutters Flows Harrows Patent Chuns
Wagons Cuiivators, and various other articles. o.
Trims SALrFor NIL Of $50 and under cash ~
ali snms Of sUO 800, months credit wiz"
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed :.
ian IA epith ian JESSE SALMoNs Trustee
P0stpOmcmeut. -
The ahnve sale postponed until SATuRDA1 the -9a 'Is
f. aidSe,23d JESSE j. sALMOks, Trustee
NvAIUAnlE NEGROES At AUCTION.-u
will sc on SATURDAY, the I'D inst. at ii o'clock IN
front u Market House, FOUR VALUABLE SLAVES,
tow about - and the other about II years
ase; about ~ oda first rats paniator
also girl about n Of Aforementioned 10 ho"sc
wnrk--al of which yery likely and healthy.
Terms made known day of sale.
ia 0dt2Jd BRYAN AkbHS, hnct6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

" Having determined so to arrange our store as 10 81
,nr c,nI,cn,, from this time the CARPETlNG. MATING
and FLOOR oil CLOTH business On more offensive scale
tan any house present Virginia viii from and after
tins 4u anv article have in the general Dry Goods
line without to Tor CASH and will furnish our
regular prompt customers on Credit ~ prices tn ~
make il their interest fn buy OF us ,-. -, g.
Wenoy have on large stock Of Winter and summer
1ods from we can promptly supply the trade and we ear
nstly solicit an examination by orders from prompt paying
dlyaS hlSHAl'b -
fn Il I'm % Man street hlchh!uh'' "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
uNEMALE COLLEGIATE uNsTl1'UarE.


II The Spring session of this Institution will Wed.
nesday the goth February. with the following fac ty
JOHN c. BLACKWELL a. NJ President and Professor Of
Natural Science
WIN PAGE A NJ Professor of English and Classical Lite
J. j. PorTs. A. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics.
ARNAUD PREoT of Modern Language and Music.
Mrs T. A. PREoT Assistant in Modern Langu ages and Mu
sic.
MISS : YERRY lnstructress in Ornamental Bran ches.
SARAH COBB English and Scci title Branch
Miss MARY F. EDWARDS, Assistant in Music.
Miss NJ L. BLACKWELL, Assistantin Music and French.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

IVA uu.ORu Ns..-Ihr - b.c ribcr has taken the
i Room the anre of Messra James A. stiger Go.
formerly occupied by him while doing business for
MeFsrs CO. where he Intends conducting tue TAILOR
ING SINESS Ia all it, branches He invites hls friends and
public generally him call Every exeriion win he
made on his part To give satisfaction
Cutting all kinds done In the latest style and on
the best terms.
~ The room is approached through the store below
IL din1m MARTIN MEARA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

EXPENSES PER TERN
Terms session of five months as follows
Board including fuel, lights and washing, $50 90
Tuition in English Branches 10 oo
Tuition in Classical Branches ~ W
Tuition in Modern Languages 50
Music the Piano Guitar with of Pauo,,. 20 10
Vocal Musie-no charge.
Drawing. and kinds Neede.Wo each, 90
MOnoChromatic Painting, full 10 %
Or whole expenses pupil in English Branchc % %
or whole expenses Of pupil in Classical Course 10 w
Modern in either course 50
All advance No deduction except. in of
proaced sickness Pupils viii be charged for reakage and
abuse OF furniture JOHN &. B14AC kWEIl-
GRAVEL fnRhsm, fian p ltls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. WOYaTER, BR OTHER Il CO., Rich
~ MoND VA prepared to make liberal advances on
rouajgnments Of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF iona'o' HpA
produce generally, to the address OF thir uieos ae
urnmmel 4 Roystcrs No ~ Water street, New ork
Shipments To Messfs. Brummcl Roysters 'hro"sh ""'
''''e' ' ~ " a H. HoYSTER,
j. D. ROYSTER,
Ian or a,a JOSEPH BRUMMEI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

j ED ny THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE. RICHMOND,
NA-BuTTERS SIMoNS, No. 1871 Main street. tnearly
opposite the Exchange Ban Richmond, Va have received
the agency tho State of Virginia for tho sale OF VIM r.
nm.taon's celebrated P1ANo FoRTES. These Pianos are
finished tho best and for their sweetness and
hrnncy and durability. equal to those of any
ether manufactured In this country.
Facr WORTHY or Norf--ono Of Emorson's Plano
rnrte the Fair of the Mechanics Institute just clo
sed In Richmond the knowledge Of Mr. Emerson
r,iycd tho hishea premium dpardedA FIRST CLASS d.
FIONA.
Every instrument warranted In every respect.
shall sell Plano Fores Mt tho lowest prices for cash
u good ogotiablc paper janHjfd&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

UNV&S1IETION. The 0o-partnerehtp OF
~ SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by mtati m Is
this av dissolved thanks to our old friend ana
customers liberal patronage since We have been nt
and continuance to the new concern OF fh
a. SAUNDERS. 80, ~,
h old accounts MS early as practicable It very dc SRA
o ~ ~ p ~ SAUNDERS & IRB \.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

VNOR GENTI.EMGN'S WEAK.-We tnke pIens-
u calling the attention of gentlemen to stock Of
Sleeve Bosom Pins and Studs We feel free to
that of the elegant and tasteful patterns
that he found any establishment They have been
selected and offered reasonable ad
upon manufacturers prices They of the finest
quality and workmanship
Gentlemen will do favor by calling and examining
assortment SILVERTHORN Cliff,
fn formerly SilXerihnrn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOks!.-
~ American Almanac for S5b
The Three Marriages; or, Life at a Watering Place
Philosophy of Marriage-by Ryan;
Union with the Chureh-by HarbauRh
Poetns-by Gold Pen;
Voice of the Church the Reign of chrlatby Taylor;
Looking unto Jesus
Memoir Alibone Life hid with Christ In God;
Kate Weston; VIII and 10 Do
Loyds Steamboat Directory and Disasters the Western
Waters
Boswells Life of Johnson, (New Edton9
Blithwait's Retrospect for January
Headland on the Action of Medcine
Raubu's Abstract, for January;
The Quarterly Iourna-by Jsyfor which agents
Price IS per
Laws the United from 1870 TO ls56by Dunlop
f. le.ts PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
I1EED CUTTERs.-Th su
DULLES ,ussE.. CuIXDREN.lU a, rned

Yesterday runks of SHOES In the lot re La
dies Norocco Kid and and Buskns; Miss and
Chdrens Goat Boots; and also something imp ortan
lust now Chdrens little black and coored S res OF
g. "a! i. SEABU RY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

gnNO rOBAGGON ISlh.--esre0t reduction ~ hIecN
II ToIl.S-The Lock Tna for the Dock connection arc
Fire Cent? Why then pay FIFTY Gents
Tobacco when save the az
terence shipping the subscriber, the Doekf HAVING
draws my own only i've box on Tobac-
which all the charges In Rcmend by steamers
or otherw se-makng The Who'll. expoune from iynchbug on
honrd, only thirteen centa per box
II ALFRED J. LINT. ishhiuohn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

- Strict, RiCuMoEn Va. socts consignment Il To-
acco Flour Wheat aud all kinds of Country Produce proi
sing dilgent personal attention.
Gonsignments coming the Virginia and Tennesse"
the d. B Phelps Esq VIII be for
wardod free Of charge 10 the owner
lie will also promptly all orders for Plaster GUAM
Merchandise, Sc.
Ills oNporcnce with strict and prompt attention, and quick
rlurns ho hopes will trade which will be profitable
hnll Als IN lnmnrs mud hlnsnlf mug 26ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
. Y,,TV, E-rhc ID, Goods business here soforc


-LTDTGsE.-Ghe HI Goods business heretofore
conducted In this city. by JouN rrity1s my Agent,
Is discontinued this date An persons Indebted
,utrtcd make immediate payment 10 Mr. Pnrslr, who
iaihnrzed to receive the anne. JAMES s KENT
1vnchburg Feb. |, lFaG. lto6dlw
NEW BUSINESS AND NEW GOODs.--s
~ hall open In days large supply Of Goods
win be sold all times cheap rnins for cns II
purI keep constantly hand well assorted stock
To his shah receive, nearly every week fresh doods by
Canal Railroad and Express line INo j plkRNIS,
irinO) Agent Tor Horace Kent
ATOTuFE.-1 have this div appointed John =.
PrRNiS my Agent for aud Ia my behalf 90 conurt,
Ia the city Of Lvnchhlrg, WHOLESALE AND retail.
DRY GOODS ~ slNTsS. All snes made by him nrc Ia be
No for purchases credit Will be binding
10 5d2@ HORACE L. KENT,
february lst, $50
NTaw GONGEkN.-abc Under ignsd Wing
" this day entered into eoRrtncrshp under the style and
of NJ HOIIiks e. Tor the purpose of transacting
Grocery and Commission busncss taken the
Gently occupied by MIR. John loius where they viii bo
pleased their friends and the public GENERALLY
MARTIN IoLLINS,
JAMES W. RIfRCH.
GEORGE II. BtRCII.
Te subscriber ba wing sold his stock Goods NJ Holms
Co would most choerfuy recomm' nd them te his irends
patrons. JOHN liOILINS.
JANUARY lst la56 ian 2 dkctsy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

NOR RENT...A small House Mr.. Warren -
II Gsnnaway with about two acres enclosed ands ;;:I
good Spring within thirty yards Of the door Posses
sion given immediately. Apply 20
m 26 dts. JOHN hoLLIHo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
NiiiH. DIR. MINORS SCHOOL.

NERS. JEFFERSON MINOR. respectfully informs her
A7R friends, old patrons, and The public, That she has re-
moved from Midway, Essex county, TO Richmond. She
will, on tho eth OF January next, open q limited cnd uc!ect
boarding and day School. She has taken tho new, elegant
and spacious mansion on Grace street, opposite ihe Cen
by competent; teachers in every department. Mrs. Minor
and Miss Ada Byron intend their school TO ssort the
means, not only Of IL thorough course 81 substantial IN.
s,ric,ion in English and the language, b, also OF MI
those different accomplishments necessary 20 \ hnt-Led !e
male education. Particular ~atleutop will be paid 10 the
manners, and morals OF the young ladies a, sl ;irns-, and
a deep interest taken In their ARRANGEMENT The School
will commence on the eth January and close on the 25.h
Of July. Terms will be moderate. For particulars apply
by letter, or in person. Mrs. Minor considers thH; her
long experience of sixteen ycara in The successful trninin:
of young ladies, together with tho extensive patronage
sine received at Midway, rond.rs any further reference
unnecessary. Borders vii! lie charged from :lc time o;
entrance 10 tho end of the seseion. psy schCla!s will be
charged by the quarter. In even, Of sickness every at'en'
ton will be paid, and Dr.. Minor will render professional ser
vices free Of charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MlHOR,
Dec 25-iff Mla- ADA III RON MINOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
IMPORTED CLEVELAND BAY HoRsF


VlIE r!oper:y DIV. c. k!vcs. ESQ, will stand 49,
Z tas .n.dia: season a. Castle Hill Fern, Al ~lS
f'aatie. Ta!, stallion. low Eve years old, apdC
sc .:I;s-r a1ads AID a half high. !, the best specimen
per .c:r'dGced into til. country Of q celebrated race Of
tss', e~e,:h.nia., il rae greatest degree, tho requisites
senr: size All power, with superior action, syametry
!. H5!e. Il Is believed tbs, no other s:ruin Is 80 well it.
" !Gaie.or. c.n,:as. 70 sdspr on: blood aad improved
S' 10 all practical purposes, both useful aud elegant,
:! s::pSisiy ,ofu:u:,h the highest Style OF carriage horses,
y Halen. according 20 G standard authority, Qhe spirit
DE TINES , from 81 800 10 5000 the pair ID not unire.
1sa:y Obtained n ,ae New YORK. raarse.
inpe'n; a.s already been exercised in single harness,
sa considering MS age, give. TIC promise OF an action
,faa!ed, so;a Tor speed ani squsrencss, by any horse
u ''s IN the country. lie has remarkable powers OF
-Iasiace AM Tue h-Giies: constitution, aud uaites with
y sSt7. tempe Q. perfect doci!i;y.
.5a".-FoE iac season, 80. 70 be paid at the time of
~ ~ s:-p :ne MAZE 10 iakcn away. Insurance $40,
80 s%a C DO paid down In any event for the ser
~. ~ re ao7.s, sud tie remaining $50 not until the
- " uonstsk=sbly ascertaiued 10 be In fu.l. The
800 o. 80 groom. Good pas.urage at so cents
c..ta sai grain, when required, at the current neigh.
..s-a5sr oiraa that vii! be served toe represent year
,r...s % forty, and III. desirable, therefore, that those
800 send shou!d make early application, either per.
~!St oy line eddre:sed,o the subscriber. Ut Gotham
w., SSsne Hs county. {. 4. GILBERT,
AGENT for the Prnnrip.nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT 0F RICHNOYD, MARCH 3, 1856.

ARRIVED.
scbr Go;isn Rue, Cleiv-, New York, Guauo' ba'
! scLr Jos Homes, Homes, New York, Guanc, Cren'
Sobr Adelaide, Jameston, Attakapas, Sugar aud
Nolssse., Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
/ Schr Fior., Armstrong, Gibson, New York, Lime
| Seb- Mississippi. Hopkins, Attakspas, Sugar anc
Nol,ses. E 7 Workman s. Co,
Srbr Delaware Farmer, Builder, Norfolk, mdse, w
tD. CGeui;, i CO.
Bng Marion, Eldridge, A;takapas, Sugar and Mo
Eu..s, Dun.op. Moocure d Go.
SAILED,
s,ooo David and Samuel Terry, Norfolk, Saw Nil
md Iron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
caE,rxar,sLp CouaTaorsI, STATE or VIxoIsiA-

Ssuudly S~u wv
yBxo John BEAsLEY AND NANCY His WIFE, AND
FRANCES GOODWYEN, IL LIVE. AShlF DEAD,
TO THE! HEiRS.-iuu are hereby notified that, in the
cas-, OF WIN. y. Barnes aud wite nd others against Fran
Chesterfield County. ,Ee Cou,f. az Octobcr term last, &c
creed . sale Of the 5a,azcs OF tho -aci OF ierd OF whIca
Collins Goodwynn died seized. lyinE IL ne county OF Chr
t.rbeld, which sn!s hss been usds oy toe sheriff, appoint
cd for tia: purpose; ;tgr Of the net proceeds the sHid john
Begsl-y aud Nancy lie vile, IN Ter night, il s!:ve, ana, J.
dexj, thcir heirs, ure entitled 70 ose h::s part end t.; SAL.
Frunses Gocdwyru, Or her heirs, 70 Il like portion; ard thst
they are also entitled In IKE portions 70 the proceeds o. ts
sale of apart Of tee same tract OF lasd herGto.oIe so!a aL'
conveyed by -, the widow Of tie sad Colin, 9G?-
WYNN. DECD, and some Of hs children, to William WIKI,
son, OF the ssid county, which said shares or poruoos as.
,,iii retained In the hanlls oflhs SAID Wilkinson, rs sPps",c
BIZ his answer 10 the bill O; the pl4intit. IN tho Case ~
mentioned.
- oaNNo W. w. T. CORelLk. Comr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04

| Ma. DEaIPSTEit,
COMPOSER or THE MAY QUEEN
LAMENT OF TIE IRISH
The BLIND SOY" and other popular songs,
EsPECTFuLLv .nncrnees tts, h. wli give his oi.
dual BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT s
METROPOLITAS HALL.
10. Tuesday EVENING. Msscu 4, including the toll
lowing sonSs:
'Tbs Indians Complaint" 'somo things love me.
3joha Anderson, my Jo,' Lament OF toe lr!sh EnI'
A.o-" The Barring o the Door" TIE Dss.h OF "sE
l. ,-"Ths B.iod Boy" I'm alone. 81! aloue," "Duncen
n.y' end hs celebrated Car.et.,
"TEE NAY QUEEN
In three par..
4 The whole accompanied OF a Piano Forte, furnished BY
Ia polrepe ss o. Mr. P. Il. Taylcf
Tickets 20 cents. Bcok.:5 cent?. To oonmspce at 9
6,Lock March ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
PKEMICM MACHINES.

EEYPaTEST STRAW CUTTER At SO. was 80
WE awarded ire bret premium offered by the VET ~
Straw Cut1er 10 o. exhi5iiod nj their Fnir Ia 1883 AZ III.
Suite rr!.. IN 1854 ard 1855 4: again competed With si
otl..s, anA cAcn yea: received ihc highest award Of the
Society. Besides HIS evidence Of superiority. ] chrr, 10
all ,rG.nn. not fsn;I;Rr w.E II. Tie n1actire, subjcc;tobc
returned IL a rIan,L, II. ltle5 tT:rl, Il dots not prove the
Vantage, Tor ci;iirs hay oats, sislks, shucks, vcge.naier,
&c. The uachlre, when IL go lCSg d!stnrcct, viii be 81
eyrely packed, without charge, SO SE 10 occupy ou' 4 Gu
Die fcc:, md ,nsy bs sent &C nEy part o! the CH!'cd st-tcs
e; a:rifirg sisi. Metz. on any Soiveat BANKS, or refer
cncc. cnclc.rd with order, viii SECURE prompt attention
Nv CYLINDER COcN HELLER, cnrieIc OF shcline
SEC Juthc s n day hy hand, and my Cnnl5!ocd ,nncljDf,
capable d. -hc.iin5 roo by hard, s1d TO- by hcS;e powcr,
were each AWARDED he hrs: p!cr7!um US aso"e, IN 1850,
They are wrrrnn"6 20 be OF supc.iDT workmanship, ana
not .iimhlc to bs put out o. o-trr.
Ms TIRESIIES.S haye been awarded al the premiums
fired hy 10. State 4 Agricultural Society IN 1891, 1901 snd
lGI5, after oaCh year competing with all the prominent
Thrcihe :s manufactured IN this and many CT The NorthfTn
Stntcs. ruTchusers plhy, in ADDITION ~ the Ihcro si'
dcncc. Of merit, hav, tso experience OF mofe than one
Thousand fsrn'rsusin@ them.
Pits THRESHER md SEPARATION, wih Cleaner at
tnchcd, sEi mhi:ntrd on T.cCls. wHs awarded IN IeoJ,
1851 aud 1855. the hisacs; premium AWARDED. 10! The hes;
Thra-ter ard c:caacr. na manufacturing ticse in.'
chiucs in u superior. rpsourr, and shTl oe hb!r TO .urHltp
oil orIr., Eircc u lime Tor ;hciT completion:
fix.saS i McCornicks REaPEaS, with all late inn
rro7cinents, ho..e-powtr, stationary aud portable Thrcth'
rrs, Wiisst Fans. Straw Cuters for power, Shelters 70!
hand. at 90, and fer horse or steam power n; Si5. .h6liGg
I. SO 5u.hel. a day; Nsrrows. Seed Drill:. G.,.G~asrs, Horse
Rsk.s, Hay Prcrsc., Innd Rollers, Lane S~preaders, Ma.
cnire Bo!;:n; OF ell kinds, win q general assortment Ct
Asr,cul,u.u! Nach;ccrT rnS Tobacconisrs' Fixtures, kePt
Constantly OF h..i, or furnished nj shc-. notice, ut my
Far;Sry, OF. Main aud ls:. .trce'q. Richmond. Va.
-. Ic.c having ReSpcrs o: Thrc.hc.s for rtpsI, will
promote their own interest by sending them curly:
Fcb 27-csw II. y. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
Il. WINTERS U~SRIvAlLED EXHIBITION
! or CHEMICAL DlUHANAs. CRYSTALLINE
LENS nIhIN.nEDpPa L.

OF CHEMICAL UIUEANhs, C~ETSTALLINE
j VIEWS. CHhOMaThOPEs, &c.
IA 7 HETRoPOLiTAS HALL, commencing WED.
SESUAY. Marth Sh.
E,,!o,aop On Saturday Afternoon, s:a O'Clock. On ths
occasion. children 20 cea;s.
Tee EGteT;a!arien, coIuroenees with q large collection
n Crystalline We've, representing Aneien. md Modern
Cider, RG!as, sc. Views. MOONLIGHT, Winter and Summer
foso~, Fire. and Volcanic EIuptions. Ai;sr which, M.
h'tou, Cp.oma -ofes and Metamorphoses. TO DO fol
n~si by 80 large Chemical Dioranus, (passing through
r. ns n pdsaons OF light peculiar 70 the natural day)-
Yrs Seers. Mia" CATHEDRAL. the night scene OF
wlsG WI sloS lie cs'sorst!on of Midnight Moss. SO
eed, COURT Og B1BYLOS-t5s Night View The Bril-
len; So>rs Q: Eslskeezer's Esast.
I:skes cert. oLjy-Ch:ld .ea under 10 years. IS cts.
poors open c.: ! o'clock, commencing at quarter 10 8 pre-
E.eiy.
y B.-Tt, Is the sane exhibitor With extra novelties,
f.!ea vs exoic! cd her. Ia isl6. March 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04
TO EAHMEHS.
HOHN BURNS, lately Of the lrm Of Wils

EOHN BURNS, lately Of the lrT Of Wilson, S,ni;hers
~ g. Burns, Of Dover Mills, has associated with him ~.
tuuel Shut. for the purpose of carving on p Foundry end
Plough Making Business at their old sts.d t,s:s Dove! Mills
where they are prepared 10 fsrniss :5e!r friend and the
public generally vita every variety Of farming inpIle'
the hes. ms,srial: Of wood and iron, they feel Il lcss, JUS,
tIhcd in asking for n portion OF tine patronage here'ofoie
given TO the old trr,, plcdeing themselves TO Uc every ct.
iort in their power TO rive satisfaction 10 all who uny
favor them With n call. They have on hand several new
patents of Ploughs. which are very superior, together with
smi,bers l. Burns, at the two Agricultural sR;rs in lich
nlunG.
They also pledge tiemselvesto furnish oil kinds OF work
in ,sei. lae o. ~ good or better terms Than can be Fro
cured elsewhere, Of like quality, with Inc understanding
II will be taken back should 1t not si-o sh,:stachoa.
Ohm BURNS,
Doyar Mill, Fob l2-c3m SAMUEL SHUFF