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New and Popular Mus;o

TINE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy
l. Bell Brandcns Don't be angry Mother
Norma March; Serenade March; IT'S
Midnight Hour; When the moon on the
lake is beaming Aurora Gallopade; Sa.
lutte la France Willie we have missed
YOU; and Shanghai Polka, just received
ard for sale by GEO. M. HERoMAN.
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TVse Rgngnsse Furnace.

/ FILTERS PATENT ron TILE UNITED HTArrs
II were granted Il FAN tEb II. GILMAN. ~ M.
~ Natches street, New Orleans, under The dale
of Dee d ish4, for furnace for burning woob
mud IAaARs
! The Furnace combines the following qualities,
! rs fully proved IN taking MI
SEFhN rR9fis 1ihE PREisffVT sEAS0R
lst.--lt works entirely by natural drahkht.
and without the aid Of blower.
Bii4llt CONTAINS iiB Crate Hals OF other ifans
IN the interior,
gar--tt never requires steppage The mill to-
have lie ashes oleatned nut.
4th.--T'he Iiapasse ID never stirred or touched
after II arrives IN the furnace.
htht4- burns ali the Bagasse, and makes
steam enough TO run the tniil engine, h steam
battery, aud pumping engine.
jhfH ~ ffr oH}Y FufHrda TINT haa ftkep MIA rjof,
IN honistana IN cohipfianee Hfh the abope fire
reftditfuHs
This furnace mates no pretenaiob to burn Bag
hsse aiens, Hnd dnes not resemble ANY other
furnace IN a snge feature II it's fer,a, IN the
principles Upon which II works, OF In the results
which II pfhiluees neither does Il approach the
rights If any other party reports circulated to
the contrary are ''mefe tricks Of trade" known
to be false by those who make tietn,and alculsted
only te deceive the public, aud palm Of articles
that cannot stand Upon their own merits Nc
person will be allowed 10 SELL make, ar use my
patent Furnace, without authority from inr
and AL persons having such authority will he
nl'y guaranteed In Its uhtisturbed use and pos.
session
My Patent furnace Ia as applicable 10 n train
ofhettes ma 10 steam boilers md am prepared
tecehtraet to apply il TO burning the Basasse To
boil cane Juice lii the common train Of kettles.
under a satisfactory guarantee TO the pur-
chaser.
treatise on the whole subject, In phamplet
form, with drawings &e.,to be had OF the subseris
Der, by mail OF otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
8i Matches street.
Ibi smd New Orleans
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Gbr Dailp q allet.
BATON RouGE,"AUG'sT y. 1850.

Sr. JANIS LnpaE--rhere will be a
meeting Of the brethren of Sc James Lodge,
this Saturday night, % August, al The
new Masonic Hail. corner or Main and
Church street, See notice.
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NOTICE.

V'lIE UNDERSIGNED wishing 70 Dull the Livery
/ business, Ia willing 10 ssll Oh LIBERAI
TERMS, The sthbles are we'll stocked With 1DHs
sFs, CARRIAGES AND HUaGlEs Wbud pre-
fer n good man for PARTNER One that Z, ould
take charge of business. He also wishss TO SELL
TOWN PROPERTY, md will do 40 on LITERAL
TEHMs The two Stables nte al this time feeding
Horses ut 20 cts. yer SINGLE FEED, and will
continue until farther notice. Il ..5. -.
Apl, 28.tf K0DT. BEAb'
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+ W. QutGGINs, would inform the
-. public that he has purchased the entire
stock Of J, 81 HACKLEY, and will con-
Time the business. at the old stand on Lsf-
syelta street. He will continue to receive
weekly, supplies Of all that is fresh and
fashionable, in the way Of Ladies, Misses,
and Gents Boots and Shoes. iulyti
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u Telegraphc dispatches from
New York of the 30th ulto, say that
the steamer John Jay, was destroyed
by fire Oh Lake George, on the 2Dth,
A number Of passengers persisted, in
tho flames. Particulars OF tho disas.
ter, have not yet been received,
Nfessrs. Brooks and kett, who res,
igned as Members of Congress in con.
sequence ofthe course pursued towards
them, have both been reelected. The
vote was very large and unanimous.
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Fresh .HrrirNIs.

DOR CELAtN Preserve Kettles iall
l sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales;
Hull's patent--impoved concave u anvil
Nutciacker; nisston's sBw.backed catcher
Knives Mahogany fingej Butter
mollds. MONTAN " HUGUET.
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MONTAN II HUGUET.
Notice.

THE undersigned hns This day associated
| with him in tho Hardware business
JOHN &. HUeUE'T, and thankful to his
patrons for thoir liberal patronage, sclicts
d continuance Of past favofs for the new
firm.
apis d. G. MONTAN.
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saw ana Saw blades.

HR0ssCUT, Pit, Pannel, Rip, lemon
~ Steel aud brass back Butchers, Bow.
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them oil
Spear 4 Jackson 81 make. Always on
hand ut the Hardware store oi
fan25-y. ~.AHeuiEs " IANouE.
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Nrpdinittrs.

lLMSTED's Dsi, hma and nysehtery
v Mixture, aeefiain eure. Also 0lms-
ted's Eye Salvc for sale al New York
prices, BY GEO M. HEROMAN.
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Hay, corn and Hsork,

JUST RECEIVED by The subscIibefs
y 600 Sacks Prime White Corn; 90 Bales
Timothy Hav, % Barrels Mess Pork
for sale lower than il can be had In the
market mt7l BARBEE " BENJAMIN.
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AvoyEtLs PAaistt.--A gentleman
writing from the Parish Of Avoyell,
says:
The crops Of cotton and corn In
this section are very fine. We under.
stand the caterpillar or army. worm
has made its appearance ii our sisters
Parish Rapides, on many plantations,
and we may therefore expect to have
our crops cut very short"
A LupteRors INCIDENTAL few days
sinee,.t the Massachusetts, CeIlege Of phar-
macy, made theft annual excursion down
the hafbor After they were well under
way, a steam tug, having In tow -four seows,
look np a position immediately behind
AMI In this order they went down the har.
Dor. The scows were loaded with human
bodies from graveyard in the city, in the
course of removal to Deer Island and the
medical fraternity had performed apnronr.
late escort duty. The Gag borne by them
had mortar and pestle.
u The inventive genius Of Am
erica mechanics, aud the Projections
Of American machinery are now duly
appreciated ii England. They have
the Bigelow loom for the weaving of
velvet and other tapestry carpetings,
tho American type casting machines,
improvements, in self.acting spinnings
mules, patent axels. MeCorniek's and
other reaping machines, BE, and now
tho illustrated London News announ.
ces that arrangements have been made
with Messrs, r. Hoe & Co, Of New
York, one Of the firm being now in
London. to deliver within the shortest
practical time, enc Of their type 70.
volving presses with all its latest i'm
,provements,
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Fine Teas.
Public Hack,

THE public are hereby notified, that the
i undersigned puts in motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack
The vehicle will be in charge of Mr.. Brock,
an experienced driver who may be found
at or near the Harvey House. Orders for
the Hack to be at any particular place at
certain time---if left at either Of the
stables, will be attended to.
juiy29 ROBT. BEAL.
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Hardware for the Season.
TO BAKERS.

FU KAkERS.
DECEIVED per steamer John J. Roe i.
Id Fifty Bols. Superfine Flour; rs Pitts
field Mills; IS Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial
Iune6 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Whistkex,


DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID y Jacksons Saws Plains # MI kinds
Augefs and Anger Bits, Braee and Bruce
Bits Hatchetts, Hammers, Cafvers Tools,
Gimblets and Ccopers Btts, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. MoNfAF h HuaukT.
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DeMffSfrn.

V~VVS' %
T,HE UNDERSIGNED erers his sSExxsA
L services TO the cltisens of I,a4 M ~
ton Rouge aud the adloining Par. 0IuYYp
tshes. He ts prepared to execute all BANNER of
Dental operations on the most approved and
Scientific principles known 10 the profession.
Being a graduate Of The Baltimore College Of
Dental Surgery, and with several years practical
experience IN his profession, ho feels warranted
Ia saying thas II he does rot give satisfaction NJ
charge will be made. Strict attention gives 20
irregularities Of chtidrens teeth.
~ TERMs--REAsoNABLE No charge made
for professional advice.
~ Office hears--from So'eieek A, NJ, to 6 i. M
TN- orfTCE--Seeas Faoor ~ He,nnaa,s
Brick Rsiidtar- prSeate Estnaees on Florifs,i
NFces. tJnlysS.tfl RE-, TAYLOR, d, ID. s.
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Fine Imported Cigars.
A SUPPLY of very choice, at retail by
"A laly3o JOSHUA BEAL.
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Brushes! Hrsssbes!
Herring Machines.

A FEW more left, Of the above labor sa :
"A. wing machines, with three angers, as
orted sizes. at LAReuinR " LAscrE.
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FLiT ROCK FEMALE SE1IINAHY


NOR the year lsa the frat session o! this institution
II vii! commence On the 9TH OF January nnd clos. on
2Oih July and close the lJ;h December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Tuition in the English Departments, including
French, Spanish and Italian, each extra. 90
& ~ "
Latin and Greek Glass. Taught by Jno Organ. jr.. 70 90
TSln cases o: proacted sickness deduction will be
made
In ordinary Female Schools of the country where one
teacher is employed, ii impossible tor Of time, for
the teacher devo cihat personal attention that
is needed. For instance. the little pupil in music ncr"s
sary seat the practice her music without as
sstunce Should there be only ten scholars and half hour
on devoted by each music the teacher 5e!ns prssnt
i've hours of her lime will be consumed and but little left
fer instruction In other studies To this may be traced
much OF the complaints OF fe'nn!e schools
The great object OF my school 70 secure the Undivided
personal attention Of the teachers ever department;
For this purpose teachers employed attend
the ordinary Epglish B.anchs intending Mathematics
and the Sc!caces ind the 0thc TO Music, rencn tdl",
Spanish and Ornamental Braucrs Miss L. ScoTT "!!l
again have charge " the FIST department, By c: fidelity
aud ainbiy OF character size has secured tic love oi
MI her pupils and from my cXaianaun know that
those under her instruction hay" progressed with cx;aor
binary rsp:dy and proficiency tnt i, is quite
them and their parents tina, progress nag
been maze il than lit any Z" yenrs before.
Ia the u.ner department embracing Music, French and
Ornamental Branches Miss MAEv ASN NFySs is engaged
lady great general inte- aud long exrr.enc
in teaching Having taught in THE Seminary fol half OF
las. session. her superior qualifications und Industry
that weuries have ensured the rapid improve
uen OF the young ade' in her department In Music,
the ladies take their lessons invariably in the
the teacher and then retire another piano practice
frequently examine the young ladies', especially on
such branches Us generally in female schools very
perfectly learned. When these 10 ,ake place is not
generally known BY them The consequence tina, the
always prepared
In closing feel il due ," RI, Touag Isdrs who have
attended this school my grateful appreciation OF
,he.r uniform kindness 10 each other and to every
knr, N.Y. untlr hair
dgent application to their duties and their proficiency,
mcri; more than ordinary praise
~ Every article of clothing should he ros5ked.
wy address is Marfr-!s:.Gs. i.unenhurs Va.
ll.ln. ~ lDiIN CREAlN
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SALE OF vAITABLE LAND A>p -iAT7.-

en- obcf.cnce 10 decree Of the C;r~ui, CaIc o.: S.-
ser. PR ECug"ed Oh the ii,a u M"'D- 20 DO
u boz. phn" pico: d. ioi-i"'. ''" ''""r- --s'.
che. P!fo: De R0i,.Ic:, Armand HENRY De
and Louise, hl- wife, md other. 10" urts.s. re- o.
Commissioners therein appointed vii. 81 I'll lS..'
ne 18th day Of June l-5G, il mir Il not tic rrs' E
thereafter tn. trHc; OF land which " CHI. Pc.
DisirIst died seized nuG r"sl' cd a. IN. 'El ~ .
Heath situated ia the county OF Hanover -e ta' 'n
AMI also the .a:cs belonging To estate OF u" '1 -.-
ricOt De Bo.S.siIct
s;us abou: six hundred and twel:y Ec.as. ,-:
purchased OF Roscoe Lp.Cgrb E.q. L = - - .'s -.
miles north of Richmond ;wo and ho! nil. -'' .
Richmond. Frederic ,sburg and Potomac ln3.'.a' ..i
the same distance o! the Virginia '"L!.a Na.-
About third Q; the fTac's c'cHrc AM ~ %. 90
tvatou - susceptible OF M! ~ "a" c'I-" ~! E,a.
Improvement. ! email! stream run EsHf.s 'h..i- '.-
centre o. th. trnCc. which "a -''uu''G Lhn-: 80 $500.
rncndOa LAID, and along III" whole %. ":.'a 90.
beds Of exceir', n:a.. v-ry Gag - 'r'' hf' "
experiment; prove, TO b" ~ ID '.fp 81 p't' !'
u the Land The .a,eh:eG t"d i I1' .''i ".'---
,ne best kinds ci timber liner" ar S'!i-s ~ 's-'
water on tqe pl.c. r.. Ja,oiHgs 'cE-rI Of g. T.-.
ram.d dwelling, nearly nc'' coh's.ia"- a''b. ton
good kitchen lar!r b.:" st-1" 'nii. -''As -s- g.
ofp.r rnGui-i:.' oE ;7ss. P"-,.s'' "i. D. .'' -
inotia;cly (.xc.' u IL" hya-" YFcIhEi hh- .l.'.
wb,cb wi, b.. retained until the nr, u JaEr5'v .5
and m. purchaser iii g." all tine crops grown m '
hand ryn-i,finr the wheat aO"U, ~ ssrg5. -
manned. lie Oats bhUI; - % 80 nSlr. taL 70 .
On bout 20 81 !sHG. T.. --'"s are lrr -- :
y. nIurs.r Ia.u sGI women, ant 81 .Iar . 10 '--
TERMS--F0r the zlaY'-, ,a-t fr 70 .-a.. .s. Z:
.:x ,vc,v. qui i.ht.-n month"; W. b. s.Fr.. '.'
CHASE. executing three bond. e ..a.l nIn'. - :
purchase money each with good .ra 'u'1r.=nr -:-
one payable siX months s'tcr ir' 90" '"-'' 40.
stl,r date md lie remaining one ei-H;e1n n it1t o.
ias each Cuni c-rryir- IL"r'-' ir0n ~" cfE o.. 49,.
An me ,;,e - DC ~ -is. u" "H.r p'f.' ' -7
% paid g. " H.. n..t', ,,,'. '-11.'.
NB-Is he Injunction srf!arh . NON ... . p.
ttc 40, We n p.r:y Ea been d.ss g''c1. = 3 .. :
ADVERTISED " ! erl'lhS 'Hhr ~ :" "eE -
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AUCTION S.iES,

~
I l. u J. - p'Fn2y :, :!
! HcH i-L..Nr ~ FCh!i" OV PRIVATE -lrr
= 7 hat i':eT;"U-i' -ct. c: '.,cl mn. - -
. ~" w,irtyn .: tai, pubRca,! -, 49, '' =!
N'Ln'-'ihE -" Iith d.? .! June n":, q, l., ,,,c:
~ ~ 'for' 81 The IrrrRsto' Exci.,,c pS..rS'.','
~! :.E!l. iit "alu be es;a:" comments ,n,yr \, -
lsait "a! r Main. continuing by ra"cn; survey -,
!.JJ ocre sc"cu hundred acres o, wbirh "a ,'
ua''c h!ch tarl nue.! D it heavily i.L5arcd MN o,i
nal crowd. ot TX, piHr. Sc.
h. -!IMh - III a'" In SIrry county Tr inia ab,u,
i've mi'r- below jamestown AID sep rated from IN.
brd.rd over. Tn" soil il fin" heavy yellow inulato
nn: entirely clear G: er!c l. fertile and Yet suscep'i
Die OF greatly increased imprO. rncE'.
Inc marsh or mlehipH land l. heavy GRrs land with
yellow clay foundation and has yielded from tour to
SIX tionh'd pounds OF pure herds grass hay. All me
that which hss boon Such reclamation cay, from he
TACT lA' there u not drop ~ run"!ug a.rr III the
oiiy '.eIance Is 10 the tGc without III" farm has
on u several wells OF most exceien- water
It's productions are those Common 10 Virginia, viz.
"het', corn, tobacco, vegetables fruit WIKI regard
10 'r!''soIcs ana irui' i! Is equal doubt aEy lana
any where IN this county Bean, and tomatoes. provided
with no protection might have been gathered there on the
ljr Oi Sovcnhc- last The Int of the su,r. fr,.,s
and The absence OF them IN The spring Cu: l., and ear
IS fruit aud vegetables IN IN" greatest prufI.ion F..
apricots pum-, peaches. spp!e cher les and the like
scarcely fail while the situation The estate make.
all the cities of the scabonrd accessible
TERMS for the Island and section Of Main, one TWO
and ,hrce y-rr= equal !n.;acnts; 70: .ae ,nl-rei land
ore third will he required in hand al! approved en-
iDrsed negotiable nGtr-.
Plat III" land may hr the counting room OF
Mc--rsi I. BraDch * sons, OF Petersburg Tie land
muc! Of which IS W." taken IN clover Will he shown by
Mr. W 4. Doyle residing the place and persons are
invited 20 examine the same
7 B. ROBERTSON,
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SIEIiGX EiEiS,


I
TONER'S SALE Of l.aHD!N HIN.
OVER. NEAR TIL !OaK CHURCH
-t'N'-!N4 70 deere" o. ':c L..CUr Court Q! t..c
- ,''thN % H.acT1F. pronounced Du ihci4.. :rl ai
-. - -c III s.: gr, "a "jrl.iD. under ~" -ty!r
81 l''i''i F.. '"'s, "-rs Tan.k!@s rud g.i-rs 80
u''f''-n'"' II" Commissioners therein .arn"f viii! on
u: f.e'','" az t. Mansion ilous. The drr o.
t!'' m""': tA!nyi :: 'r ocE. sr iuc rsr suitable Dr.,
c"''' proceed 10 sell 10 the ai:cst bidder Oh tie
follow III: terms: 49,
va MIRA cash. enc 'i..r w.vc months and the re-
'. h''! II; '"p !c'G-. III. c;c!; payments 10 hear
o'7 WI" approved r"fsnrr security the title 10 the
mh' Z" 1' r'tL"cG Tutii n- .gSr order u IN. court
1 ~ Fh'Ishi ihhd Hcr"inr.trr r!cnril ned.
rust n" tihct called Church Quarter adjoining the
!s!!d7 {" " !'.l'n IE1mpson. f-q., Msj P H. Price and
oihcr- containing acIcs On hi. hand there Are com
Portable building
S"con!--Ie Mansion House :rn,t ron,rjrinr about 10
acf's h'J "'h!iS ~" lands al Alexander ~ Morris Esq
Id "ih-n., Ed and others On til. trac, the buildings
mr." good m" Mansion House being one OF the neAtrs,
mousse ~ nat pHrt of Hanover The barn and other
houses ~. ~ respectable :cpnr
Iai:G Tie tract called Dukes s,p;piny IN. Mansion
i!pus" tract, Containing 80 ucrcs or fnerroyou.s
!oaiia- q" OLD Orchard. containing about 10 ncrrs
adjoining bVH.'s.
The n-t m.n l!pn"d rHcts viii he sold in body mr. in
iay Of sale. wa '''
II 10 rarely the TINT such an opportunity il ,,ror5
:rr"I- OF purchasing hand IN desirable and reuec,s
b!c EegtbpTHOoi - III" present being healthy mart
o! Hanover Ia miles Of the Virginia Cenir. rhilro,d
81: u! "a" Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac mil;
F9"d "i!i about '""ny miles ;r2fa Richmond Hanover
Academy l. rot more t!lrn mile III.
Persons wI-ir. h- premises will be shown them
~ Nj. Temple :. huH:. living on ia" promises
Wi. q WINSTON,
W. h. WYNN. =.
CHASTAN WHITE '''" IS
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GUN, sPORTING APPARATUS FISffIN
NEW PLOUGH.

NEW PLOUGH.
NvE have been engag ed tor somc.>a
w time pas, in getting up the NzAsr--o
patterns tor Plough especial. KIN
~ designed for turning under the aeSSaAAe0c7EsKe
heaviest srowthof vegetable matter and have the
pleasure OF Informing friends that think have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of the Farmers 20 this
Plough we'll TO large stock OF Plough. Of every
size. Cultivators, Corn Wecdcrs New Ground Jumping
Coalters, Large three Horse Cuvatori tor putting in
Wheat, Herrows &C. &c. All OF which are made in our
own shops BY good wokmcn and warranted 10 give sas
faction. GEO. WATT CO., franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond Va
J-rSIIv
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VALUABLE LOTS AND F,Rm1.c Lavp

n III 7. AN OF WOI'DFILIE. OH vi =
a Of RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT aCCT O. -g-
THURSDAY, the 9Th Of JEGc 1850, raurgs .r... .. 3
ocock wi be- sold premise. thou, J.. s-r.s =
ocau;I. land, su:;4Dl. tor bIllLn- Ice .e
residences market gardens, in tic PIN Il =. .., -
10 Fairfield race field p!a' u the roper, 80. e.
Office II will DO SOD IN tote or rrs M -
preferred ty bidder. Thera!sro o., 70 r'p.'sT ..r
this CRY htn the above ,ai now u,' cur c'. ~:
have become such burden our people U,sve-rn e
por;uu!y l. presented nC acc Nina ,g.ir,oe H. -
square in mort r"spc table portion Of lie ,.tg:t.,
comparatively small outlay.
1ERMS:-Dnr.;DYrh cs-h, bsi-rra g. { -: q.
month, Tor ncsurlab" note Dteres: acjCd, secure
tr.,st deed ~ ttc retained
May 2l-;Gs GpJn'N & mp tisOE agg'.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN NEW KENT
COUNTY FOR SALE

NE7ILL be- sold public nuc;ion,o the highest bidder
w New Kent Court Home on the 9Th day u JuLr
next Chat being Court day. all the rcs OF which
the late William VI. Sherman died seized and POSSESSED
consisting OF two valuable Farms and halt interest in a
Gri., Mil
One OF these farms, called MulcEs, lies near the cc!.
al portion u 'hc couu'y contains about 49, Scres o.
ver; superior mulao soil, has good dwelling and the
necessary houses, and Gbounds IN good water. j.,
indeed a very healthy location. From fourth 70 f';h
Is Ope and under cultivation there being twenty
thirty bushels Of vines; seeded al this trne .: which
the will Eav" ;ae sear;, possession will he
given Immediately, The .rInIs o! .ale
complied .gi:h The remainder is very heavily r!moereG
with Ec superior quality suited for cord wood and
white oak fitted tor ship timber.
The other farm called Vaidcns. contains $50 acres OF
good quality Hbo, one.thr open snG h!ted tor cult
vstinu balance Is hea'.iy tbcTeL " IL L.!.e wood
L. is deemed unncce.safy 20 give further description
oi these farms persona wishing 70 purchase are e
J Guest cd 10 examine them before the day sale
IERMS:-Unn.IAli ne cha money w.! he required
In six the other half in :.clve months from the dug
=al. the purchaser giving bonds Hith approved security
Th. nile viii DC returned unit the whole pgrcEG.e money
| shall have naen paid. NJ. +. RICHARDSON, EXor.
" hi copy.
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ATKINS AUTONATOS
nn SEI = RAkING REApE4 hLU MOMER

ATKINS AUTONIATOS.
OR sELF.RAKING REAPER AID MOWER
Id EST MACHINE II .:s.
Id uhc irstJ 4scd u i-+
40 u.CI Successfully in lo-'t
$50 "a twenty different STATES IN lsJ+.
/ 2GJ III all parts o, the Union in lSi1.
3usJ building for .hn harvest in 1874.
Thcr. ar- Fix good Tor this unparalleled increas
and great popularity .
% IL saves tine hard l1Oor OF RaLi2.-
I'd I, save. AZ least another th.d ~ binding.
lin f. saves SCATTERING j tbs careful handling IN th'
kinr besides ln .:.aw Being laid straight. y 81! -"
cu-cI in IL, sGea and docs drop in the after haul.
n ard tr heads al" no; exposed IN III" s'arh 80 h"'
nh, Grain savh. exceeds tho Labor s:'i"g.
Sin lisa good M":y"= being of 'ne hes; convert
Ole machines III use
t;tb mas knife that iOag acs cLoke.
IT. other -XcrilcGg!c.. !incrO1, 'o mea'!on here
nrc fairly cvca ia the Circulars. It's Intrinsic worth Is
also oVGR EIGHTY FiRsf FREMIUMS
PRIcE--Rcapcr and Mower, s205: 80 on i's receipt
sf ir. September. and 50 first December. Pm OF
Self Raking Reaper only $50 liberal discount tor nd
rance payment. -.
Order early if you would not be disappo:E:- as iht
number tor the market l. limited.
Circular, giving mpartialiy the opinions O! Farmers
together with orders, notes, 60. nailed 20 applicants ANA
pre- paid. ,, p.,,
corne- OF MO.umort street shall be hbl" N supply
r,rc-a IT. thar region with that required Hnc
maze all repairs cxpedous!y and chenpiy. Machine
and Ex,rns can also be obta ned ui the following -Eent
baldwin I,srdwrll & Co. Richmond W. > raHIcn y
Bro Petersburg; II. :. Whitmore ( Bro, Luxembourg
Wcllt,ri Eastman s. Co Frcdc-icz sDar-
Communications addreaI 70 either OF The Agents or ts
C. Thurson Chase, t."-":a! arcnt, &c VIII '''' VIA
prompt attent,o-. =, q,
Orders NAY Sc edrcsse! direct AZ baltimore" Md
~ s-i&wiY : WRIGHT. Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-23
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS o. 1TR ;.

CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AZ alC4lt!
WILL &c sold on the l!en.!-,s. 90. .E!IaI, :-o =
w june $50, cGryErnc!ug - LaIi pNG: &c..
u - feet q; ground on IN ~ ct Hiyya.-. o."
Of Hr H. D!ct!nnn, RAINING saCA ~ ;g-. r..'y
=. feet OF ground tue North s.lc Of Cay. .C'~-s p
and :h etreets, Itinlug back los :cet C. Il! sly
sDov" lots admirably located Tor grocery -
dwellings.
TERMs One fourth cash 5atrrc" Il. : AUG = r-,--r
for negotiable notice II;,r added, srsu:'G :, a;s;
deed or title retained Tie me E:Es. -. =.
be raid o. the purchaser
MAJ 2l-tts GuDD': / APpEESON. 49,.