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!. IN THE VOTERS OF AMELIA COtN-

H. TY-FELLcw-CIrlzENs Having i'eHi" W.ura,
- N circulation much to the injury OF my SON imam
,,r IN. d; The candidates tor the Sheritalty whch
mort bens connected with myself take tins oppSf,",
~ ;. d.a5usiuc your minds and placing myself anu ,oI
w. n. proper position before you II Is, as ~
IN good authority reported that il the said William
ey is elected sheriff: that am 10 be the Sheri III nr
and he opy mere nomiua This assure you Is r III,
rue and founded in prejudice or misconcePon us
opj he Violation OF the spirit OF ,e Constitution .. gu:
CDmmnwea,th is also reported that AN 10 reesiSr
and hs.e the profits Of the office with E'm MS 70 ",o
~1.rr. This would be n violation OF the duty every pa
rsp: owes hi. child Of permitting him 10 Icees a @
nc mo nrodcts OF his own labor could never consent
such an act Of injustice, even ii F'q"es'H y "'
70 DO ,, 49,, .s,, ,.;i, bs
ne is elected to tho Office OF Sheri 'hs once WAL De
yaoy C., his dsposaI sE direction :" receive Su ns u"
prot,. thereof AS he may think proper sh"I iSy rs
NJ b;s denu,jes .ds.ired by him. as al! other deputies
Sury oaiV 10 :id and as.is, him This.
Is the plain and uurarai.hed statement OF tue whole ru
With thanks and gratitude for past iavors,
49, / am respectfully You're.
JOHN A. JETER.
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s~GOLD, DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS I =

49, STONES are valueless without health Nay, 10
rho sick-especially the Dyspeptche world and all lis
eontents-even life itself would be burthen If no RENE,
Az we're placed within his reach and yet we see sufferers
Who arosu and fret, and ume and complain day BY day.
and night after night OF the ills to which they are heir
nd which they have become possessed OF by areckes.
S;srernr, OF Nil rules of prudence when they might md
s,eeJy relief and certain by using few bottles OF
RaEER.S PREMIUM BlTTERS. We have known thou.
sands of dyspeptcs of them on The very verge OF
,hr rave entirely cured by this invaluable medicine
rb:h cp,a,ns no mercury or other poisonous minerals
and 80 carefully prepared that the most delicate woman
mr. child can takeit without the slightest fear OF injury
Try it, Price only 80 cents per bottle.
TO b.. had OF all the principal Druggists in the city OF
Richmond Al,o of the following Druggists:
Peel & Stevens, Alexandria. Va; T. H Mcksnney: Lev
ishurs va Todd Hinton e. Traylor Petersburg, VA r.
,slsr Lynchburr Va; King Toy, Norfolk, Va; Garck
{ Gwn.'sy, Portsmouth, Va Dr. canm wi"%s0% %n
lum 4 Co Dnvle Va; Wheat & Chaplne. Wheeling,
ia; Thomas Adams & Co., Sm,hheld, Va; Bibb Wiii.,
Charlottesville Va: J. b. Eskrdge Staunon. Va; Wal:
Ter H. Middleton Farmyil!e, Va; w. Il. Lippltt, VII.
mns,on n c.; Charles Stot Co., Washington CITY; eau
lev latch Baltimore. Md; Bodekers Miller Coring'
ton. ny and irom Druggists generally
Orders addressed to Z. BAHER, Proprietor,
Mayo Richmond, Va.
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GREAT CURES!-ClT1ZENS. READn-
b. RHErMArIsM.-Mr. Joseph d. Bnre, Myrtle
st. says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately.
PILEs.--Chares Sexton. Esq.,. Ex:Mayor Of Camden,
says applications cured him. Also cured his Rheu-
matism.
NEURALGIA Mr.. David Mann, 400 Vine ST. says he was
great sufferer but the Oil cured him. SO says E. II.
Grant, Esq. SIT North Eighth At.
CnouP-Ths Oil is ntallble for Group. Ask lady 1T
Girard House: also, a lady eel South Thirteenth
FEVER AND AouE.-The Electric Oil will this in
night: Ask VIM Watson, corner Rose and Shipper
lanes, and others.
AsrHMA-Ths Oil made new of me-" says Jas
A. r. Thomas, George street, above Ninth.
RHErMATIsM.-A wonderful cure-l4 months in bed
Mss Mckinley had two doctors-used the Oil and was
cured. l0l7 North Sixth ct
rHrHlsIc AND AsrlMA,-Mrs Mary Sutton. Twentieth
and Poplar. cured Tie Oil has singular and pleasing
effect in such cases. and throat and breast dsorders
BrRss -Hundreds aud thousands have been cured.
PAINS BACK AND BREAsT.-Thomas Z. Potter, Esq
Broker No. Lodge street, and 900 others. Ro"Eec
trc Oil" is right unless Aligned DeGrath Co. and A.
Smith.
uhce 80 South Eighth st., below Chestnut Philadelphia
Tie (g-auiue) Electric Oil' sold wholesale and rera
BIZ PURCELL, LADD CO., aud sold throughous the
United States. Mhrch .o-u
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LIBRARY AND READING ROOM:

30 OF THE RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION Library and Reading Rooms OF this
Assoc ution located in Godan Building econd hoor up
stairs are now open every day from 10 o'clock NJ,
lP. NJ, and from to 10, P. NJ except ihursu"y even
ing and Friday morning.
These rooms contain variety Of wellselected standard
and BOOKS as well as all the best VIEWS
PApERS of the United Stste received and filed by the
latest arrivals.
ersons visiting the city, as well as citizens gem
.rsiy sre cordially invited visit the their
Measure and read the books and papers
Subscribers paying 81 per annuin in advance will be
ent, e, take books from the Library under Its reeula
lions All monies paid will be promptly expended i'll
,he purchase of new books. April Tim
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HNOR the wear 1850 the first session OF this Institution
H will commence the 10Th OF january, anu close on
the 10Th OF June The second session vii! commence the
2Oh July and close the 10Th December w ,..,,>,
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION ;
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics &c.,.......... 10 w
French spanish and Italian, each extra, w
Ornamental Branches each extra at teachers prices
Latin and Greek Class, taught By Jno Organ IT.. ~ w
l1n cases OF pro'r"e'ed sickness ae'u'''o" VIII "
In ordinary Female Schools of the country where one
teacher is employed it Is Impossible Tor want oil tnc iu
rho teacher 70 dcvUt cat constant personal attention that
Is needed For matinee the little pupil IN music ncces.
sRrily Gent TO the piano 10 practice her music MS
sance Should there DO only ten scholars anu nan nou
only devoted by each 10 music the eacher peie present
five hours OF time will be consnmcd and but te lei,
for instruction in other studies To this may be traced
much of the complaints of female schools , . g.,
The great object of my school IS TO secure me unn'uu
persousl attention of the teachers 10 every department.
For this purpose two teachers are employee one 20 acu
m the ordinary English Branches Including Mathematics
and the Sciences and the other to Music French Italian
spanish and Ornamental Branches. Miss SCOTT WI!
and amisbiy character she has secured the love OF
all her pupils; and from my own eEaninanoh Kno" "n'
those under her instruction have progressed win exaor
binary rapidly and proficiency that Is quite common
for them and their parents that greater progress mas
been made in one than in any TWO years before
Ia the other department, embracing Mn'c' french ahI
Ornaments, Branches Miss MANY Ans NrvSs IL engaged
Indy of great general intelligence ana ION. c%prcc
In teaching Having taught in this Seminary Tor h" VI
last session, her superior quShhcatiohs ana an
thai never weares have ensured the most rapid improve
ment of the young ladies in her department IN Music,
bs ladies lct nvuIaUy IN tho presepce OF
the teacher and then retire another piano to practice
I frequently examine the young ladies' 'Sprc,"'y; On
.h hIhe Il, or. generally in female schools very I'M
nerlcc;ly learned When these are 10 tehe place ~"
Generally known BY them The consequence Is '"A' e'
In cIo.nd feel it due to the Young La'iics VINO nave
attended this SCHOOL TO express grateful appreciation OF
their uniform kindness to each other ana 20 ~ I'M;
her nj nv family Their extraordinary decorum theil
digent application to their duties and their prohe'eneS
merit more than ordinaIy praise. ,,
sxJ- Every article Of clothing should he markru.
w nJ JOHN ORGAN, IN.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


yHyHE twenty first session OF this school will commence
III on the LIST of september, and end on the 2!th OF
June. Having snployeda graduate OF the Univerhty oi
Virginia To assist me- shall be enabled to enlarge the
course of instruction. The school Id situated in the VII
arc of Jehersonton about two and halt miles from the
Fauquer White Sulphur Springs IN nm unusually healthy
neisbborhood and one almost entirely free from dsspa'
ton Further deemed unnecessary, MS the
school is well known. >
TERMS:-Board, dncluding wishing fuel and hsht1
English Branches and Mathematics ...-....-. ~ w
Languages Greek Latin, Spanish, u man, one . 80
PAYABLE one half in advance the balance the Lot OF
February No deduction fur absence except in case oi
protractcd iness but charge will be made from the be-
Ginning of the halfsessou which the Student enters
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal
w. NJ. FlSHBACk, Assistant.
.,e J..tpr
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LAND FOR SALE,


v\HE undersigned wishing to close his farming opera.
IL uDnsin Buckingham county. Va offers for sale upon
Reasonable terms in exchange for city properly, two
valuaole land lying within six miles OF Bucking.
hsIp Court House
Uue CT SAD ,scts contains about 80 aGras aGd IS
tlowI Iy tbs na,re OF "GwEA'S MILLS" having about
l0 acres at present in cultivation, with growing crop OF
wheat corn, and oats There ia on the place small
awringhousa and ali the necessary out.hou:ss sueh as
stables &c with stock Of Eosses cattle and hogs arn'
Ing utensils &c. Alao steam and grist mil, with
engine Of thirty FIVE horse power and Tor
Inc support o! IN. place, il purchased separate.
The other tract hes within oneiourrh OF mile OF the
one FIRST mentioned and contains 2l6 acres Is entirely
covered with timber but we'll adapted cultivation tho
.ol icing IL exceent 1uau.. -
These lands nIc in remarkably reauy section OF the
S.t,e with abundance of the best OF and being
';sA,ed ery nor e buckingham gold mines. there is
The above nnds will sell low to' par, cash ind
long credit on the balance viii exchange the whole 10,
properly In the city Of Washington The growing crop,
&c. will sell in connection with the land or separate for
sssa or abort credit
Persons wishing more particular description will please
consult Mr. s. Owen, No 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue, or
4sy5-d3w&eoIn EDWARD OWEN
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1III E0RN E0R SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN CAROLINE
u COUNTY, ADJOINING MILFORD DEPOT.-As
eouH OF HeuricU s2ecsl term OF said Court, made
I'D January 800 in the slt OF Cahr IS. Cabell &c
,ha o.r AZ public suction at Caroline Court house on
the IN t.y OF Nav ls =, - O'Clock that being Court
day tie :urm known Ar MILFORD, adjoining Milford ac-
pot In. ,rsc, contain. % CO acres and lies on ehch
q, .c Na,onI r,vcr The wood land Is very valuable
here being an sbund,uce of timber for the farm Inc
open land is as good any on the ver out mas pcfn
rented out for nber OF years, ana can eas'y
10 high state Of improvement A. ,.,.
Thrre large orchard Of apple trees on the place,
which by ht,le attention could be made 10 ied large
sum. :; ..- ,o5
The improvements the place are not in very good
condition ba, eau be readily repaired TO accommodate
small fumily. 80, a
returning TO Richmond
TIE TERMS will Ue made known on the day OF sale
Per1ons desiring Information can apply TO Mr.. VIM
jouldin, or the subscriber, in Richmond
j. GRATTAN CABELL, Commr.
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90 N0TICE.-The creditors OF Texas IRE inform
49, ed that copies of the Prospectus for the supple
mrntary settlement of the public debt Of Texas have
been transmitted to N NJ Martin Esq, of Richmond Vr.
gin;a, for distribution among them.
The meeting of the creditors is postponed to Monday
the Goth May. 1856. HaMtLloN.
MAY l-cSt
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

FAIR At COltINTHIAN EALL-Tbe
DSS Ladies Of st. Peters congregation have the
honor OF inviting their friends and the public to patron
ntu and valuable articles The proceeds of tie Fair will
be expended in paying debts tor enlarging their church
Anvil .N--Itf
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DIIiECT INTERPRETATIONS

OF EUUTS ANJ SHUES. FtIK LADIES AND GEN.
TLEMEN. Mss Is, AND CHILDREN.
III Have rcrCi:rd and opened Of Ladies' es,~
4 aEd irnticm.n's, Misses ndIChildrens Boots k44l
nnd SHOES imported direct from Paris by myself
They are OF superior qunity. such hGois and Va
shoes have been this pGr Of the World be
fore They manufactured By The Premium Boot and
Shoemaker OF Fraaso, who received the medal the
Worlds Exhibition in p"ris Inst fall will challenge
hv.-r in Rc. nOud in the entire South produce
such goods have also ntcral- for the manufacture OF
Indie, liaers OF all colours such cannot be- surpassed
here lrwhcrr. ALESR. HILL,
Importer, and manufacturer Oi Indies and Gcnemnn's
Boots and Shoer, l2T Main 81 Richmond VA.
Anil L..
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WILL be sold public aucton.to the hichest bidder
" 81 New Kent Court House. on the l2;h day OF JuLe
-sx, hs being Court day) AL The real estate of which
me l,e William NJ. Sherman died seized and possessed
consisting valuable Fsrms and hall interest in II
Gri,: Mil
on. Of these farms, called Mulens lies the
s norton Of the county contains about 43i acres OF
~.y ,uue, Tor auls,o SOIL has good dwelling and the
necessary ou,houses, and abounds in good water
i,fsd very healthy location From a fourth 10 fifth
- ope and uuder cultivation there being twenty
b bushel. OF wheat seeded on it nj this time OF which
,bs will have the benefit, possession will be
"a, nrda,ey or ss soon the terms OF sale
.m.hed w:h The remainder is very heavily timbered
With Pie OF superior quality, suited for cord wood and
white OAK surd tor ship lipber
IL o,her farm called vsdens, contains 300 acres OF
GOOD quality about onethird open and ned for cult
slc The balance ia heavily timbered with pine wood
=, deemed unnecessary 10 give further description
n sese !s.m. persons wishing 20 purchase are re-
sp...s! % examine them before the day q: sale
TEhMS-One halithe purchase money will be required
,.ux ii. o:llc1 halt in Twelve months iroi the daT OF
~ ,rs purchaser giving bonds With approved security
T..,e wil! be retained until the whole purchase money
,.,. NV. been paid. M P. RICHARDSON, Exor.
Az, ..-cw4w Wing copy.
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NM + GILL.

sr The Sir q sheriff Mn Of i issa ' Snd L
.n Election % s% hs;G ih sa "s the best OF
ny ability ,, "N -
L
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&S ,r'.STV Ow CITIZENS lit pftoiii'";
Es-Sa 'V w.x. 10 cleo, n Sheriff tor our county. !
peeessy IN MSs for tina, office Having served
yeS for Ps sEss Ss an opinion nR 1P as
has been n:o"t ;,. rays. should il be your pleasure
MIC 70 continue my eor,sto merit your confidence
>. ..vas john 7. CHlLDREi.
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IN CnANCERY.-sTATEo or VIRGINIA, To wIr;-
At Rules held for the Circuit Court OF Powhatrn COun
~ In tho Clerks Office of the said Circuit Court the
iii to the 9Th day OF April inclusive in the year 1856
Della Goode, pltH.,
Against
r F. Graves administrator with the vii, anne xet Of
Thomas ioode decd, and administrator Of uith Goode,
iced and az late committee of the said Judith Goode,
Jecd samuel Xix snd Merry Lig wife, John T. Davs and
Elizabeth C. his wife, Nm Lewis and Agnes his wife.
james L. Lindsey, Aaron J: Lindsey, VIM q. sras'on in
his own right and as adln'sraor 81 Arthur Lipsc1mh
s.Is Derby Foriiaes William Forlncs, George L,
Eorlpes Martha Pierce Jeffrey H. Davis aud Betsy MS
uife VIM p Piorce and Mary Susan his wife, Taron i.
9th and Gabrielle T. his wife, d. A. Brown and Marga-
re-, b wife Mary Jane Fortunes Jesse T. Robertson and
Nerv his wife, VIM Lpscomb John Henry Lipscomb,
Msry Liuscomb Elizabeth Lipscomb Arthur LipscoIb,
Merit LII Lind; ;t w %rsn Ware and liz Is wife VIM For
ines Rober, ForHn:s ,o,ds F6Sprs Relalnin For
lines Nary ,orlines James Forhnes Aid Nifty tornef,
?. s. C6iTell, aud George W. sneilnss, sheriff OF The
county of Chesterfield and IS such administrator OF the
estaie CT Robert Forlnes, decd, Defts
The object OF this suit is recover the property which
held by Judith Goode during her e under the VIII
thereof the plaintiff claiming the same e Gc only chio
apd h.r Mt law OF the said judith t;o0dc decd
And sfdavit having tecG made and filed in the eanse
that detsntauss WIN evils and Agnes has wife "a
ltrsl liix aud Mary his vile, Granville Lindsey, -
li6ket and Rebecca his wife John 7 Davis and Eliza
beth C. his wife, aid George L. Forlines, arc no, nhabi'
dered tina, the said VIM Lewis and wife salnuei Hi1 and
wife, Granville Lindsey. Hooker and Rebecca his
WIFE, John T. Davis and wife, and George l.. Foriaes, do
sppear here within after due pubE at!on of
this order and do what be necessary protect their
interests this suit and that's copy Of his order be pub
Iished once sweek r four sueccs weeks in the Rich
nond ENQUIRER newspaper published in the city of Rich
on and that another copy be posted the door
&c ,he Cturt House of this county the first day OF the
NJ s County Court, copy-;Tsse: ,v.,
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NOTICE. THIS.

TIME suhlrr;b2r. Wishing to reduce hs stock cEEl
IL al CARRIAGES. will SELL for month, g.
Persons buying in this time $50 SS0
in buying Buggy; other Carriages same proportion.
J. ". DENNIS. No. 81 Main Street, where may siso
be fuun. almost every style OF Saddles, Iarne7s &c. r
of which will br sold very reasonable ferEIS call Is
respectfully solicited. Ap.il IG--atawln
NN7E HAVE AT OUR REPOSITORY caEEA
w one line open Fh',foa OF superior finish 60
ond style. and several Top BugQies. Aso
Of Coaches and Carriages su the srsaon which
invite tie attention of tn" public.
HITCHCOCK & OSBORN,
Mays Square aoove the Banks.
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- CONSUMPTION. sCROFuLA. &C..

CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA. &c,
9>4 &c-HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos Qate Rush.
ton, Clark & Co's) CELEBRArED Con Liver OIL has
been proved by eight years experience tho most efca-
cous remedy discovered tor the above discusses Is
the pure Oil prepared with the utmost care from Cod Fish
Livers iii nostrum or patent medicine but ID recon-
uended by all the eminent physicians in Europe and
America
CAvrIoS-See that the Eagle and Mortar are on the Ia
bel and signature over the cork OF each bottle Tor
since tho dealt, Of our Mr. Rushton there has been
tcle called Rushtons introduced in the market. which
ID in no way connected with X. c. & Co., or H. e. q
Co. HEGEMAN. CLARK & CO.,
Wholesale Depot l65, Broadway, New York
The genuine Oil of H. c. & Co. is sold By Purcell aadd
Co, aud BY Drug.iste generally FEB l.-d3n
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NEW PLHCGH
w + have been cngHg I'd tor some ~
w time past in getting up the \NEAnmq
patterns Tor new Plough especial N
y designed for turning under the aeka.sksss16A3e
heaviest growthof vegetable matter and we have the
pleasure OF informing friends that think have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention of the Farmers to this
Plough well to large stock of Poughs of every
SIZE Cultvators, Corn Weeders, New Ground Jumping
Coaers Large three Horse CutivatOrs for putting in
Wheat, Harrows, &c, &c. All of which made in
own shops by good workmen and warranted give salts
faction GEO. WATT s. CO., Franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange Richmond, Va
Oct 4-c&dly
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XXU00n f,EaIETERY-The Annu

SHOLLYWOODC EMETERf-Ihe Annu'
A al Meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Company
will be held a, the Office of the President over Mr. Alex
ander Duva. store OH TUESDAY the 9th day OF May at
5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
full attendance In person by proxy is desirable ne
he orr anil alton Of the Company will then he changed
under the Act of Assembly incorporating the Company
April 22-td VIM H. HAAALi', secretary.
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nj. YorkKs OF HESKIC'

E ~ Count r,;rcn;, Court OF Henrico, by the
- clerk N the n announce myself cand
sst- = hs ate ns"' Having acted as assistant and
he .'d !,trs Office OF the County Court OF said
lea .r,hc last tour lily have afforded them All op.
he voters ',ninu a. 10 my qualifications,
INV ). forming q" .ah;, tina, question 10 them for
:G'. ~, :espct;'"1'! TEMPLE ElLETr
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES,


H\HE MISUNDERSTANDING removed ~
IL to their new factory on Cary NARua
street between 9Th and 10Th srrrcts KIN
are prepared to receive orders tor ali kEesz1e
kinds of Agricultural Machines and Implements of the Id
te-t snd most approved pnttcrns which will be made
the best materials and OF superior workmanship. They
ask attention to "Cardwcs double and single gcarcd
H0rsepUwcrs and Threshcrs which have taken u pre-.
inan at every Fair at which they have been exhibited
Also To "CrOsHl ClUd Crshcr "MRnnys Patent Reap.
or and Mower the best in use; Fawkrs Patent Lime and
Guhno Sprradcr, highly approved llny Presses; Hay
kakes; Corn Shelters. from $40 to $751; Smiths Patent
Straw Cutter Grain Cradles, &C. Rich's Patent ronbeam
Plow OF various sizes &c. They suboin the opinion of
the Hon. VIM. &. Rivrs, of these Plows.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL & co.
Richmond March ., lsjE
CASTLE HILL. Dec. -, ls.A
Col. VIM Il. STouGHToS-Dcar Sir take pleasure in
recording here of the performance of your
Pow (Richs ron.Bsam PATENT ut Gotham, today. The
work wns lar thorough and complete than that OF
any pOw ! ever saw in operation before The furrow
opened hy il very generally IL inches deep and about
~ inches wide in hard, close land and circtuaiy
and perfectly cleaned out Of the sod earth falling
back into
The trial of the plow witnessed by many OF my
neghbOrs, among whom will mention Messrs Frank H.
Nelson, J H. GENET H. Lewis, c. T. Hopkins, Thomas
Watson OF Louisa &c, all practical men and excel
lent judges OF agricultural implements; and there was but
opinion th",r the superiority and
ceptiOnable performance of your pillow
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making this va
brethren, remain yours truly,
March WM RTVES
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

r. II. BOSHER, Successor OF JAMES BosHyR.)
HAS on hand q large assortment OF CAR. cIFE-A
N RlAGES and HARNESS, among which 60
may hC found line Coaches with outside Dickey
seats; Hour and Rockawnys; slide seat Bugges and
Bugges with and without tops-to which he particularly
invites the attention of those of any article in the
Carriage line they will BE- disposed of aScommoda
ting terms by application Mt hi. iau.actory No. 223,
Garner Main md Orb strppts Aug 3-cots
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MILLER g. 4
MILLER & CO.,
EANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
Corner ~. Paul and Bntimore Streets

BALTIMORE, MAINLAND
Somahing Nrp More Prizes ndn Blanks
VNlE next Havana Lottery Presents some fresh and
interesting points. 1t shows one feature of com
nanliug attraction, viz the buyer of T. t. or 10 tick
cts or shares ia sure and ia guaranteed to draw hs OF
them prizes ol MT least The value OF - 20 each This
fact will make this class decidedly the moot popular
ing OF the series II cnntHins
10000 TICKETS. OF WHICH $500 ARE PRIzgs!
This scheme brought is Class lG to be drawn on
saturday, OH day Of May.
Aud contains, IN will be SEEN prizes than blanks
Buyers will bear in mind that ingle ticket cos,s $40
back The advantage of purchasing or more tickets il
obvious 1t gance-thus while the outlay is SO vet the
risk ID but 81 So being only 81 80 more than on single
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