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RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.


Or,y I'm, Hundred Counties ar, nor sod IN thS Sfdf'i
orer Forty suV rernnin nnsod, for the riSht 10
r,duutnctare and sell
r. Ia,vI,,,s Now Patent Corn and Cob Mil
YOUNG AN Err A.
yuyO Foundry men and persons OF small means IN op
por,unity is now presented Over one hundred o.
,bcss mills are now in within few miles Of Rich
nonJ and farmers u.ng them willing to attest 10
their superiority any other mills yet known Their
rrcoes recommendation is their susceptibility Of being
renewed by changing the grinding parts in few min
utes, at triAng expense making them equal 10 ne"
mill Their simplicity and durability recommend them
10 farmers Messrs Talbot s. Bro now extensively
engaged in their manufacture in hs city, where farmer
ard other are respectfully invited TO examine Them.
For bills describing The mil, or iurthe! Information, ap
ply personally at No. 10, Main str.e', Or by mail.
Great inducements offered 10 parties des!roIs OF par
chasing county rights for the balance OF Virginia coun
tie. or State sht4 in New Jersey, Delaware North Gu
ro!ina and Georgia
Parties purchasing territory rights supplied with mills
Ut great reduction retail prices.
4 number Of farmers who purchased mills nave
since purchased rights for their counties and have rsH
lied more ;hun double their investment.
All orders for mills In unsold territory pqncray L.
tended to- Address r. McLhcS"
June 25-3m hi:InoiI... -
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tii(.E!.t HOTEL,

OF d POINT CO. FUR +.
fUNHIS delightful SKINNER resort tho most lnvi- a.
II ting on the southern Srab1hrd and, Ter atrac. S5iiI
ton inferior 10 zone in the country, convenient TO Kill
the Sni Brh and the many other Injuries O tho tid"w7
region, in broad view Of Hampton Roads and the chrs
apeaxc iav, and VIII, extensive military post beside IT,
h"s pGssri TO the prnprc'orsp Of Tho undersigned md
vii be- opened tor The public seccpUn the lMh day p
June, after which date il will not be again closed
pccase Old Point Comfort. Mt any season. Is almost
unknown. For health, may be snid indeed 10 rival the
most secluded watering place Of the INTERIOR
lint the uGl.jcr Amy feel rik in going down 10 test
the attractions of this celebrated uwand retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for tho general superinen.
lcnc" Mr.. Joseph b Strsn of Richmond, lot. Of the
Hu:urnO SPRING gentleman Ut marked npiltu. tor the
trust hr has assumed while his own supervision VIII
ur IA" comfort ol visitors aud the reputation ui the e"
Enlistment.
MAY I.i--3la Jos SEGaR.
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A ROWIE e. co
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
nEEER fnr Lnln ,nn MONROE SPRINGS III.


z OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, 10. GHHS@
n gcthcr with all hppurtenancr- insisting OF m ,,nnN
ample supply OF Beds, Bedding, Household hnC A.s@
Kitchen Furniture; also. CrOcknry. Cutlery. etc Tile
Springs situated in the Northeastern part OF Monror
county Aln in mile Of the Mobile and rard rrroad
nnd the same distance from the Mobile stage Ee The
tract belonging the Springs contains 30 acres oil No.
creek land Tn. IL hickory white Uk red ohk pop
lar sweet gum mulberry, elm holly, Spanish ouki with ui
dergruwth oil stink bush buckeye sumach. md other un
dergrowth indicating rich soil. About l2D acres oil the
above lands is in high OF cultivation and will pro-
uce 1900 ls00 pounds OF cotton to the acre The build
n.s In good condition, with large and comnodious
Hotel and winter residence for family; hlso Ten.Pln
Alley Billiard Room ind Table Bath House, two Ball
Rooms of which il fifty yards distant from the
hotel Al-o roomy Stables, together with Corn Cribs
Nc-.. .i0scs etc In fact there IL nothing wanting 10
this of the desirable watering places nthc
South the stands in high repute my in tho
Testimonials OF the tact be produced II re-
qured.
will sell the place the following terms: Ten dollars
per fourth cash, the balance in three annual
payments with and approved security or mort
gage OF the place.
ANY person wishing engage in business of the kind
would do well cxunn" these springs ~ the business
could DO commenced without my outlay Tor groce.
re1 there is ample supply OF things necessary tor
hotel business Any Eumbrr OF sn.cp be had NJ SlD
beet TO cent?, turkeys at - cents chickens at ~
cents. eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter M ID cents
For further particulars apply 10 t. h. Haynes Esq Ga
ze,te office chabh, Alabama, myself At the Springs.
June g-Gm ENGLISH, Trustee.
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RICHARD 'MOORES

SPRING STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS.
n HAVE just received my stock Of Spring and EN
Summer HATS md CAPS comprising all OF the Eka
various kinds qualities and styles to be had in ySSS
place.
French Felt Moleskn black and drab Beaver, Panama
Leghorn Braided Hnts Of all kinds and quality too nu
ncrous mention.
Ny style for Drrss Hats Is unsurpassed by any for beau
ty. ueatness, Hghtncss gcntility and quality.
If you sentcel and light Hat, call at the Premium
Hat Store, 207, Broad street
Country merchants buying their Spring and Summer
Stock will find to their advantage to give nc call, rs
will cell hrInon ne reasonable terms any house in this
city.
Ladies will find one of the finest selected stock Of Chill
drens Hats and Caps and Misses Flats, and Ladies HAS
10 be found in the market which selling very low.
Csat RICHARD MOORES,
ApriI Premium Hat SOro, G01 Broad 81,
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:srsT By TELEGRAPH
49, -. richmond Enquirer.

orE7N S"SsssSssS sss $751; 'ssS
IIH' reported joint resolution
agpr"pr'sss .,w.su O Charleston and
at. V. .! ms. ,,s; and September, tor wnI.n
''I aa;l"c A.. J,.s not provide. Inc eena'e
j. .-nt r'n'rr"'5 the Improvement OF Inc mouth
B, ,'.,,t :!- 81. ',irh was vetoed some "eehs
u,->>'??'', ~. NJ. Slidell made speech
sy ,'lr re ~" l'sss also spoke IN iaVSr ~ tur
10 -; lie b. s, zen ,aken, shall the OIL! pass
:, e !Issi.' t;.,;lrns Of the PRESIDENT I'LL"
..,suil': 10, nays l.. The Chair an
o" KS yea: i. ri those present. having So,
u =. fha: '"'','.,'D PASSED Mr. Mason Appealed
: I,r GrC''a ~ ,hp decision OF the Sha'r was
,gsne "' w. v, ,n,s- Tire Sena'e 'heu pnsseu
>. 90; aye ,,,,-r:rment oi the ~. Ma.S n'e'
-; "' -, :. over the frss'uen' o. 'e -
~. :, s. w. ~, 70 lner was ayes 80 N''' 'V' w.
!" .'e,' IN, admission of Kansas was
Inc H., :. y.aa.;iee gu territories A' '
,5,arsi ,r,y,iug for the settlement OF
Fu".. -.s- -. -, III. Revolutionary army and
,',.. r:':1' ,r,haus Of those who died IN the
| >, y - $40 =, ~. ensrosSed for third read
-. ,''''' :, suspend the rules III or.
T. irs E'~,' ~ resolution liking the osy VI
a 81 - '"T S,,;,,s Kansas oiil was oruereu
...ar'. -" w,,l tie amendments proPoeeu.
;r".':, "-uv'' palm. Haven and benne' VI
! fine House The: H"l"u.nso
al !AUNN, ...., ri White AT 3 no. t ss
N"ra. I,.r--nu!;r 5G to; ye!!o" " w.
rw WORK. JrLr Flour has advanced ,I ss sI
lNE" iUN" - -: onln 81 81; Southern "'
~ .,an,S i've eri', sales g" Ipn AZ SOCKS ks
'',> ., Cora .i.m sales at sixty cents ''''"'
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CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP

CHRISTIAN n bATfROf
VETOrLD call the attention vi Farmers visiting tnn
w city, ut this Of the year, to their stock Of
Heavy GOODS, and their prices
Cotton OsnE5Urs OF the best makes
Brown Cotton Shifting, s,hs wide. nj Ct cts
DO do do 3 i;Es wide q, u cts
Do. do Shceting-, !, 5 { md 81 wide
ColUrcd Cotton Pants SIiis. very heavy
Hrnvy Linen Drills and bucks
Fancy Prints, limo and good coors at I'll CTS.
Printed Lawns aud JacOuets bought lutte III tho
and sid ut great bargains.
RcL Drc-s GooCn OF al styles.
Black and culorci Silks, from 2i cite. to 81 PR yard.
Also Heavy Wooden Goods will be offered nj great bar
gains TO disposed To purchase out Of tho season
CHRISTIAN LATLnOP,
10. Main
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NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND

TO THE LADIES AND GESILEMES Or RICHMOND
AND TIT COUNTRY GENERALLY.
A LII lhave TO say 10 my customers, friends aud A.
n the public generally, is, that Gun row fur. Wa
nsh ladies' and gentlemen with Eoots. Shoes and -
Caters that cannot be surp seed crhcrc or elsewhere
either OF my manufacture, o. the bcst Boots and
Shoes manufactured expressly for in Paris by thu pre-
MUM Boot maker Of Franco, Chat is Melee. u rar!,
that all in Of Boots md Shoes OF superior quality
such cannot be purchased elsewhere. ca! ~
ALIEN. HILL.
Manufacturer md importer Of Ladies' md Gem,encus
French Boots and Shoes. No l29 Min street Richmond
yirp,Din Jane :
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WILLIAMSBURG MAIZE ACADEMY.

WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
TIME next FIVE months session Of this Institution will
Il commence August 4th aud close the Goth December
English Course dover branches0 .............Sl2 so
DO DO (hisher branches). ....-.---...... 90 90
Classical aud Mathematical Course, ........ 20 90
Board DO obtained in good families at sa month
JNO. A. K. lMBODEH, Principal,
July l-c6t Finney Mills Amelia Va.
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SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.

PASSAGE TO NORFOLK And PORTSMOUTH:
TIME Steamer CURTIS PECk. Capt. r. s.s.SiI
IL joins DAVIS. hrvin, Just undergone kSSI1EY
IL tioIouah o"cyha,Ins, will resume Inc
regular run between md the above places leaving Tue
wharf u; Rockets on SATURDAY morning next luth III
s,nn, ut 81 O'Clock prcrisrly, aud every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY mornings at that ilour
Returning the Curtis Peck will leave Norfolk every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings at the
hour q. oclOck and touch III all tho regular land
ngs the river going and returning
Passage and meals as usual
The freight on Mi articles landed the river must
be paid when they sent 10 the boat.
Nav R. 0. HASKINS.
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AND NrcARAGUA.-Recei,

xVIALKER AND Observation-Disclosures at
w RASDOLPHS Bookstore:
WESTERN aFRIcA--I;- history. condition and pros.
pc.'s hv Rev J. | Wilson; 81 -.
CLARA or Slave Lite IN Europe with preface by Sir
Archibald Aiton, Bart 81.
THE ATTACHE or Sam Slick in England; SOC
HISTORY of thu Navy Of the United States oil American
nIsnus .rip,s and G;hcr sources. !!,Csru;cd !! 90
John HALIFAX Gentleman; By The author OF Olive,
&c; 5Oc -.
Il 81; Illustrated clifton. = vols, 81 81.
WALKERS Expedition 20 NicurnEua--a history OF the
Central American War; with map o; Central America and
memoir aud portrait OF Walker; by W. V. Wells
cloth ;5c. paper J}c
DAVIS SOUTHERN BOOK; . vo!e, paper g..
Julr
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WANTED

A T Northumberland Academy, person, Qn"rrird man
"a preferred 10 take charge o. the boarding depart
mcnt Salary, all the profits / gentleman well qualified
will lind the situation lucrative and permanent Also al
assistant well qualified to ench Mathematics. Il graduate
of In" Virginia Military Institute preferred
Address subscrbrr llcuilsvr Hur!humbe land coun
~. Virginia. WIN. I. HuDGiNS.
hmm II
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BIS GODMIN & AprERsON. AICTs

"a EGHOES.I"i- day. at Q. O'Clock, we will I"
~ HcsrDcs-,n"iI boys, women ard girls
July : PULIlAM j. DAVIS Auct-
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VALUABLE FARM IN CUESTEREIrl n
COUNTY. SIX MILES FROM MANCnESIER, ron
BY PAANILL & SON ATCTTONEER~
'ARM "CoBBS" ron SALE At ArrTIn>

FAtM "COBBS" FOR SALE At AI'tTIG>.
I'm TUESDAY, July iJ;h. at II O'Clock 4 " r' .i.r
premises, we shall So" It: auction q: PTorIuG-Y
sold privately that most desirable Farm. ia Chstl
kno:rI H. 'CUbbs
This Fam Is Situsrrd All tn" appomHli"N Elycr ri,
below Peer'hrrG and nijon> Pom Whlhail GuI ih --
OF Mrs Mary Dunn, Mrs. Sarah Lynch. Mrs Hewlett
Mr.. John SracEHn IL embraces about 100 H'rr-f0U
cleared aud in ci,ivatiun-:ni hr crGLs .rnwin..r
il will rompnr. iGvornlly with iutlC U n0si
the rcniuind"ris III wood, and poonoit i, heavily
bored
The farm Is we'll wn:"r'i by creeks nnG hF. an ar.
dart supply par. spring uni Well water Tks iuI-,,
mems n large wooden dwelling. coutnu,ug 81, som
rooms. nvrrsrerE house. II kitchen, stnbc~ Irr,.
crib SC. There j. good mil! within hall II mile 81, '.o
hou.r and very convenient 10 the place
The Alpomat;Gx from this pyin 10 IL junction "r' b.
James, Sufficiently deep 10 nimi; vessels az rr-, .
them and there two landings the place Ih, l,t
ties nI sippim. Murkc; vegetables, trus ard rra..
generally unsurpassed.
immediately nter the above. shall sell - T.k, e..
gros-. number q: Mules, and III" S;"ck Farming Ir"u
sils. SC.
lI owners o! :hs property ANXIOUS 10 81. :"r CO..
vision and prefer to d!sp q the "n'.r" properly
purchaser. such Un" upon ra!ly application, ~. E.
Il Bargain AMI me term, will b" made liberal.
Mr B0wirs, who resides upon the FnrIs nil b" g!a!
show il 70 Any desiring 10 examine H.
Ry order of the
Petersburg. Juno Lids fhhSil.L s. SON. tGT"-
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MEADE & BAKER,
APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
No. ls Worth. Hcst Of Main and Tenth s're JHs'
ADORE the Custom House.
EHAEE opened and h,ted Apcthccary ana Drug
( IL SiOr", with every improvement and convenience
for properly preparing aud dispensing medicines. .,.
They have on hand ani will cndeav9r 10 keep eH"
plcc assortment Of fresh and reliable Drugs MeeIs
and Chemcnls ground and unground seeits4 Sp.ucs'
Cooking Extracts Lubiu and other celebrated perfume
THE FINEST IMPORTED CIGARS;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco: brushes; sursen ~.
s,rruments Trusecs and Surgical Appliances oi every
descriuUu Mothers Clo.hs: Colognrs sponSes;
and every article usu,lly sold In Drug store H.,
Il /. their design to give strict personal attention 10 hs
business in all its branches and no articles VIII De ISSUED
which may not perfectly relied ufoa "' proper Seheth
As they have both had many years experience In the
s,s dr stores Of tie city they ice authorized in saving
h pbv;cinn. orders ami prescripOns and every Phar
maceuticsl preparation will BIO filed and prepared as
promptly and scientifically as at any other establishment
In the country. 49,
DEMONSTRATIONS will be accurately dispensed By
one of tho pnr;ncrs all hours Of the jay or night.
Inns E7-2n
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS
ME subscriber begs leave to call the atten'
IL ton OF his friends and the public, to his 49,
STOCK SIC x, Of CARRIAGES. CARRIAGE HARNESS, SID.
DIES, SADDLE BAGS, English and bis own make OF
Bride Gathers Bits Sti-rups and Spurs, with almost
every article usually kept in such housc
Also, Wagon, Stage, Oar: and Drag Harness Of every
description tor SALE ct low for cash punctuAl
customers. tho same articles can be obtained any
where South or North.
Please give call and for yourselves at No 81
Main street, Richmond, Va.
The subscriber also for the of Posts Patent
stirrup, Hsme aud Collar. Persons wishing to obtain
shop or country rights, will please address the
May 24-2m JNo w. DENNIS.
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WARKENrON FEMALE COLLEGIATE lNSTI
| TUTE
TIME DIST Session Of this School will open the Let
| il Monday in July.
Provision ma, been made for filing every department
with able assistants.
| l1-c6w GRAVES & WILCOX.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

hAlL
TUNHE Notwithstanding removed ~
II TO their new factory Cary \Ar&k-a
street between 9Th aud 10th streets, AN
are prepared to receive orders Tor all as2H-aD
kinds Of Agricultural Machines and Implements Of the la
and approved patterns which will be made OF
the beat materials and OF superior workmanship They
ask attention "Cardwes double and single geaIcd
Iorsepowers and Threshers" which have taken pre-.
MUM at every Fair which they have been exhibited
Also to "Croskl Clod Crusher" "Mannys Patent Reap
er and Mower the beat in Fawkes Patent Lime and
Gusno SprVader, highly approved Hay Presres; Hay
Rakes; Corn Shelters from $40 to $685. Smiths Patent
Straw Cutter Grain Cradles, &c Nchs Patent Iron beam
Plow, of various sizes &c They subj the opinion OF
the Hon. VIM c. Nvcs, of these Plows.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL co.
Richmond, March !, 1855.
CASTLE HILL, Dec. is, 1854
Col WIN. B. sTorcHroH-Dcar Sir. take pleasur" in
recording here my impression of the performance OF your
P .ow (Richs Iron Beam PATENT nj Gotham, today. The
ANY pillow | ever in operation before The furrow
opened by very generally R inches dcsp and about
20 inches wide in hard close land and most eectunly
and perfectly cleaned out none OF the sod Garth falling
back intoit.
The trial Of the plow witnessed BY many OF my
neghbors among whom will mention Messrs Frank R.
Nelson, H. Genet } Il Lewis c. b. Hopkins, Thomas
Watson of Louisa &c, all practical! men and most excel
lent judges of agricultural implements and there was hut
opinion among them 10 the superiority and uneS
ceptionable performance Of your pow.
Wishing equal success elsewhere in making this va
luablc Implement, fuvorably known 10 agricultural
brethren, | remain, yours truly,
March WIN c. RlyEs
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR SALE ~!


COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR >ALi y!
AUCTION
rHVHE undersigned. Commissioner .! The f:c.'
Il Court tor R0ckhrid.p in The suit az /. T. -, .'.
Admir- VS. A. T. sloan, E.rs by vIriU" Ut Gror'" 10
i.rrd IN said cause. VIII cS"sc To .al" To- the ti-h'i "
Ter, the premises. on TUESDAY ~" I'm "hS ~ .'
gust next HAT valuable property known TIE
COLD SrLiHUR STRINGS.
Tm- property i, si;UHl"i IN Rochbiidc" County r".i
he main stag road lrrdT. from GDsb'n ID pot ~" pr
.., t.r,np,, of the ;otrni R,l RT') 10 the crhrIf'
Roc brid A UEI Spr.n-, from wAlch they IRE G-H'.
,bout miles The Depot ut GOsErH Bridge 3. T.-i'.H
hon, l. miles, ami tn" finn. !-r hTi good tIu pix.
sJ,u tr., thence mako the Cold >ulI hUr STiLg. Il:
n, ISL nrrrs- BIZ, watering piac" III he mountains. ir
.priurs have been highly c.ircm'! ard u-cG tor arv
year by tho citizens 81 ROckLr'-", Bath and Au.'.
md fo- ,rYrr r"cks oi summer aryr BUmb"r 81"
hnm have r"-Urtrd there tor he l. Hnd pcnrrC. Inr
prr.. t'!r indicate, are SupEurOus and U. '
cold temperature, highly b'n"hlh! III H"rToL- ...
eases nai have produced excellent r"uis Ia all ds'-
Of the iuuci These gru uui= in ltr sanH-0: -
OF good taste be, conveniently nni beautifully
as ans watering place in the state Thrr" ir" - Or 20
Cabins about iicru 81 winch are tnsh'd) a COZ" H..
Pin Alrv Ia 90 stable b-h House r"i S'oI" :'nu- '
recently erected upon the prc:nl-s, ara very '
tons nh. REQ v i'll cnrhle the proprietor 10 o"-.' '
ar,e number OF visitors. There ahn. Eo n"r"- -
lnnt in the trnc cnlcly in timber OF good qu.Ty oF
building purpo-rs aid there the iinlncC.ne vic':
several Saw MilI, which humber DE sawed - -
seldom TINT property combining so m"l.y good .-ll--
and Gcc.z-!bc 10 "i-iters Is bred fpT -' ma per
s,ns desiring such property will d. well 10 "" h.
,, rnd every facility will be nfrr:.d spr hIiJH ."
Mrs Eleanor ". Sloan WHO r.-iles At IN" p!n-, " 70
The subscriber. who lives near Lexington Va
TERMS-C0sh In hand su:ir.Gnt % deirhy th' COZ '
tns sse ard credit upon the residue ct o. u: an" -
months the purchase executing bona. with good f's"'
security and the title retained ~ u,inhte s'cutNF
Julr 'l-ctis WILLIAM DAVIDSON, toimsr
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THE MuSIC STORl

THE MUSIC STORE
Nd II. AYLOR would remind -ekk%
L :. his triends and the public generally
where may be found PIANO FORTES,
MELODlANS, GUITARS, ViOLlNS, FLUTES, and AC-
CORDEONS, OF the best quality and ut the lowest prices
he tho solo agent this city for the snc OF the ccbra
ted Nunns and Clarks Pianos which surpassed By
any other makers. and cquallcd by but low Aao, Cad"
& Co.'S superior Pianos.
He has the largest stock OF MUSIC be ;ourd this
State and is constantly receiving the latest publications.
which he will se at the reduced prices and upon
good terms AS can be had elsewhere
-. Pianos tuned, repaired and let on hire
ESsOld Pianos taken In part pny for new ones.
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NEW. PROFITABLE AND LIGHT READING
ENOR sale by A MORRIS u, Main s,..
II Cuopcr's Naval History.
History OF tho Navy o tho United Stars Of America,
abridged in volume from the edition. by j. Fen
iinorr Cuoper-contnu-.l 10 1856
Western Arlch; s history, condition and prospects:
by Rev. }. Leighton Wilson.
Clara, SlnHe Life III Europe" with preface by Sir
Archibald Alison, Bart.
Walkers Expedition iO Nicarasua-n History Of tho
Central Amcri:nn War and the Sonora AID Kinney Expe
dinn--Map OF Central America md Portrait If General
Walker
The Auache Sam Slick i'll England by the author Of
"Old Judge" &c sc.
&C.. &c July 10
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NEW pLUl'GII.

"
WE have been engaged tor SOME ~
w time pas, in getting up me \NE&4-4
patterns for Plough, especial. &N
" designed for turning under the eI..zk-szAD
heaviest growthof vegetable matter, and have tho
pleasure OF informing friends ,ha think we have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention of the Farmers to this
Plough we'll large stock of ploughs of every
size Cul,ivators. Corn Wceders New Ground Jumping
Conters Large three Cultivators for putting In
Wheat HarroWs &C. &c. All Of which are made in our
shops, by good workmen md warranted to give sans
faction GEO. WATT L. CO, Franklin street.
Square below tho Exchange, Richmond, Va
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TRAIT or TINIisEW LAND t0W sNI l..

Am WEDNESDAY. 10Th september, l-Jo viii ell ..
SI pub!r auction, L NO; soni privately before. fr
o: Igud lying bo. SIDE, ut the Rich j0udn Duuf
Rniliond part IN Prime" Edward ana pat IA lUuotDg
md Immediately Mrar:r'm Drpn, Containing 30 Dci,-
$50 Of which in original tlrc. md Hrnvi.; u.brry.
Tn" improvements c1Is. o. oil dwelling houss r'.
necessary Ouf buildings
TERMS Sl2 % per acre; bird cash, arG 'i' ht
ancc in ana ycar-pords bearing incrc.t. nLd decd
OF trust 10 secure. deferred pnymcn
For further information, address
RIGID Y. GilNEs
JuIv Dr,k.'- lruurll /.
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SHOCkOE FOUNDKi AND MACHlHE SHOP
CONNER or CARY AND ETH STREETS,

5uyABoTT & BROTHER, Proprictors Of nc ,1ovs
wn,Ss ,rc now building PORTABLE .-TFtH Il
rIyrS ~ nm narrowed construction &: all f'zes from
ix -, trty Horse Power, suitable i" Gircr,sr sa9 Mi'I.
rSrnsinc Machines aud oihc: pa poses. which tlv fiat
ar themselves fully eqGr II NOT superior, 10 thy In
ms ever bulk here csewherr.
''TTcc will also "a nish STATIONARY STEAM IN
GISt;S from t... Horse &c any required power.
C.IECUL.R SAW MILLS o! the mos, approved COZ.
.;rur,: IN and ~ various sizes.
PUMPS ailu WHEELS Tor WATER WORKS, POR-
TAR GRST MILLS and IRONS for MILLS OF h.. aucS.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description
TOBACCO Presses FLATTEEING MILLS and al'
articles used in Manufacturing Tobacco; together ",.
every kind o: BRASS and IRON CASTINGS Az
IRON WORK.
They also tho exclusive Manufacturer IN III ely
and Agents tor the ''EXCELSlOR YOUNG AMERICA
CORN AND COB CRCSIlER." which they confidently
10 their customers and friends superior 10
any M:ll of the kind with which they seGGHS;eG "
supply Of which viii always be kept on h1Ld, i"r "%!t
they sn,icit nrders Apr.I !.
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ROBERT STEVENS,

T.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
ONCE, ut I76 North Second Street, ~ Louis, Mo
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on CON5IGSMEHTS
I'D EFEkENC ES:-Capt John SiuIUnds, Messrs. W.
H6 n. Morrison y Co.. Crow, MCrce:y Cost
Louis
Capt. ]. C. Anderson, Mr.. W. r. Kidwell, Mr.. W..
Wheeler Messrs Arnold & Henderson, Judge j.
Hen !erson-Casway county, Mo.
Capt. J. X. Sheley-lndepcndence Mo.
James Tutt-Henry county Mo.
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