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Rs.g~ LOOK AT THIs.-If you want

Essg LOOK At IHIs.-If you want n
genuine Ambrotyps just call at GIEB's Gallery,
where he Is now furnishing his customers. with the
Eenuiu. double glass Ambrotyps Warranted for
beauty and durability. superior TO any madel AT
cheaper rates than any house il the city
Our work is two well known to require any pulling
from Us.
lIiery. Coruthiau Hall, between 9th and 10th
Main street p. l.. GIBBS.
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So A PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE FOR
XII SALE.-A physician. with an extensive coun-
try practice desirous Of retiring will sell his house
ami lot gu reasonable terms and with them the good
viii of the location The practice is eqau II not su
Vrrinr most of the country practice To be had IN
the state and 10 physician wishing TO locate, tho
inducements offered great. The house is in com
plete repair and comfortable the lot large, and am
NV sufficient for the wants OF "A phy sician
For further information. address box 100. p. o.,
Richmond, Va. 80 2-sw4t
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By Alexander Mott.
NURNITURE DRY GOODS CPOCL

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RlEs, & t.-Will be sold at auction, AT NV store
corner OF Main and 18th streets en- SA1ItRDAY
nex', Mth day Ut September, at 10 O'Clock a general
assortment OF bew and second hand FURNITURE
consisting OF Beeiseads, Mattresses. Tables, Chars
Stoves, &C, &c.
GRuCkBl ES-Soap, Candles. Ginger Wbiskey
ware. ~ ~
DRY G0oDs-Delaines. Hosiery. Cloth. and Tweed
'as'lmere Coats; Pants Nests, &C. Also large IDt
of Summer Coats " - ~
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY-Seyera, Gold ans,
Silver Watches: Gold Lockets. Finger Rings Mr.
Riu9., Giasse-, &C.
SEES ALIEN. MOTT, Auct.
HORSES! HORSES will be sold at
Il auction, at the Horse Lot, opposite the Contra,
Depot. on SATURDAY next the 18th dav oF Sentsp,
ness Horses, one Buggy and two Carriages.
p ALEX NtITrr .,o.
GALE AT THE BLUE RIDGE TIN
~ MELVIN be sold at auction TO the highest
bidder. at the Western end of the Blue Ri11e Tn
i not, the next fair day. beginning at IL clock tho
following articles: ''>
10 HORSES
8 CARTS
s Dump Contractor CARS
quantity of Cast and Wrought IRON
large number of six inch Cast-Tron PIPES
Some few hundred feet Of Gutta Percha PIPES
and Gutta Percha ROPES
large quantity of CASTSTEEL
Hammers, Crowbars, Sledges. Blacksmith :,
Tools, &c
A Turning Lathe and sundry other Tools.
Terms of payment made known on the day of sale
c. CROXEr, Chief Engineer
sc lT-2aWtd Blue Ridge TunneI
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aud have found them tn give general satisfaction
hlt As 10 quality and operation. The firm of C..
YALE Il Go. are now prepared To furnish the trade
with any description vi these desirable stoves.
CHAS ID. YALE,
au 22-3m l3O Main street
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EARM IN HANOVER COUNTY. on

4 THE CHICKAHOMINY, IL MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, CALLED
"WooDLAwN," CONTAINING $50 ACRES FOR SALE AT
AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of September
1857 at ii o'clock, A. NJ, if fair If not, the next fair
day. the farm located above now in the occupancy
OF Mr. John W. Reeve. 1t adioins the lands OF
Messrs. VIM. Taylor, Vim. n. Waldrop and others
If desired al joining tract of4l14 will he add
ed, making the entire tract 29l5l acres; of which
about one half is cleared, balance in oak and pine
growth. The place is well watered, having several
never failing streams running through it. The
buildings are mostly new, and in good repair. The
neighbOrhOod uneXceptonable The land is in an
improving condition, and web adapted to wheat,
oats tobacco &C. besides it is admirably adapted to
a stock farm.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; balance at !, and years,
for bonds or notes bearing interest, secured by u
trust deed. G0DDIN II APPEkSDN, Aucts.
P.S-rhe above farm can be purchased privately
before the day of sale. q. Il 4.
9--2ta
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BY Larus & Shine.

HORSES, MULES, COWS, &C., AT
AuCTI0N.-Will be sold. at auction, on SAT
URDAf, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the horse LOT
several fine Harness AID Saddle Horses aud Mules
ADDlfl0NAL.--Wil be added to the above. No.
Mule, OF fine size, years old.
Also good Mich Cow
Sc q IARIfS SHINE A,c,s
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sa-sale coadactedby Gono4S & prPEEssos. Aue,.

CENTRAL AND ELIGIBLE BUILD
~ ING LOT On FRANKLIN, BETWEEN Still
AND Yfu STREETS For SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on IT. EsDAY the 18th September, Isa5
upon the premises commencing al IA o'clock, T. NJ,
the lot located above. fronting u feet ON the south
side of Frank lin aud running back iS7 feet and
tanning breadth oni Is Re of 81 feet, with the
privilege OF using alley extending cut uh street
feet wide The central location of this tot together
with the very excellent BeighbcshOoi that il Is IN
renders il very desirable fer private dwelling.
TERMS 0ne-iiith ceSh. or note AT short time, the
residue at l. 2 aaa years for notes, interes! AID
ed &c.
A Mat OF the Lot can be seen at our aisee.
81 "a GODDfS APPkkSON, Auets
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RICHMONn STNYE MORRIS.

For nearly six years | have been supplying m
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured
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Bag To THE pEorLE OF HrxRrco.-Th

BssS~ To THE PEOPLE OF HENRIco.-The
citizens OF Henrico county are requested 10 meet nj
their Court House on MONDAY the eth day Of DC
tJles THAT being the frEtday OF their County Court
at IL o'clock for the purpose considering the qnes
lion Of extending the corporate limits Of the city Of
Richmond. This being a question Il great inn or-
taDes % tile people Of the comfy 1t is highly desira
BIO tina, every citizen shall attend. sersin MeRae
aud John Is Young Esqrs. and other gentlemen win
drsss the meeting.
80 l2~td MANY CITIZENS
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BY Larus & Shine.
EvENING TRADE SALEs.-The sub

IL scribers now receiving daily, large sonsign-
m nts from the Northern markets, consequently Civ
ing them more extensive facilities than ~ sap
ply the ,Iobbing Trade of Virginia and North Caro-
lima We have now in store large and extensive
stock of British and American Staple and Fancy
Goods also an extensive assortment If Gold, Silver
and Plated Watches OF all styles and patt-rns-to-
gether with a large and beautiful stock OF Gold
cwelry. suitable for all grades in the jobbng line.
The stock being large and desirable, country msr-
chants would find il to their advantage to attend
saies, as well as to examine stock daily at which
time We will sell to the trade privately, At y very
small commission
Our auction sale will commence ON THURSDAY
w GNiNG, at ia O'clock and will be continued IN
til we close out the entire stock.
Every article offered will be positively sold aad all
goods warranted to be as represe nted.
se lists LAKUS * SHINE. Aucts.
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T'O UNTRY MERCHANTS AND
Il OTHERS BUYING CANDIES, by wholesale
will find it TO their interest before making their
purchases elsewhere, to give me a call, | am ma
nutacturing CANDIES, in great variety of styles,
oat OF the best refined sugars which l warrant TO
stand in any climate, equal te any in the United
States and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety of FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS CIGARS, 6c, with large variety
of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACC0RDEONS, &c, at
low prices JAMES MOORE,
81 Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel.
M
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II heartily approve Of this application, and com
mend Capt. DiInmock, in all respects, as worthy OF
patrona &c in the school Of instruction he proposes
lie has my unqualified approval of his plan, provided
il intarferes in ptdsrdl degree with his duties
Commander oi the Public Guard.
HENRY A. WISE.
Richmond, August %, 1857" ses-ts
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r. PASSENGERS FOR NEW
~~@f@FsssSs. YORK United States MAIL
T1a---lt-sT Ata-Es- STEAMSHIP ROANOKE Captain
EcxZExscssX1 skinner, leaves City Point SATuR-
DAY morning, at o'clock, for New York via Nor
folk.
Passengers desiring to go by her must leave herr
Saturday morning at So o'clock, by the Petersburg
cars securing their tickets and berths at naF office
south side of the Basin.
Epassage to New York. meal5 and stste room I'M
cluded, only $40.
Sc 2t-2t Lup1AM & WATSON.
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Eas@ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
r xs M i,tns 1 n WISH 70 t ge
| would advise you to call on H0BS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room under the American Hotel-entrant e
18th street
N. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Baths % cents tickets for 81.
ap &-tf
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TIE EXTRACT. ABOVE REFERRED TO.
4 Nnxyu TENN- AnC. 9th. lsll.


Il arrived in this city yesterday. after tedlois
and harassing travel of twenyfour hours, from the
Mont gomery White Sulphur Springs, whence
wrote to you last. The country from that point 10
Bristol on the Virginia and Tennessee line and the
terminus Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
presents very many attractions, we'll calculated 10
diminish the tediousness of the travel The distance
between these points is about hundred anu til'r-
ty miles In richness, fertility and heanty OF scenery,
the country along this route may be SAID 10 sufItss
world. 1t is peculiarly the garden spot OF virginia
combining agricultural aud mineral resources
enough to constitute very important ell ment III
the trade, which it is contemplated TO establish De
tween the Chesapeake Bay aud Europe. In fact, the
success of that scheme Is based TO great extent,
loped under the impetus OF increased railroad facl.
lies as well the connections with Tennessee and
other points South, which the Virginia and Tennes-
Railroad will establish. The country along this
line IS very uneven, though rich TO perfection eh-
like other regions of like physical outline. it main
tans equal degree Of fertility. For pasturage. It's
hills exhibit signs of richness, In perfect Keeping
with the productive character OF the intermediate
valleys the former being less remarkable TOR the
production of beautiful beef and mutton than the
of the pfe-eminence which this region enjoys over
all others in the State in these respects might mem
ton the fact that by far the largest proportion OF
prizes distributed at the cuitur tAf, are carried
off by the farmers of Southwestern Virginia Ana
strange, It was comparatively but httie kh9Ml pre-
vious TO the construction OF the rgf,a and Tennss-
see Railroad In fact without the hcilitfes Whieh
this line has afforded its resources wanid DC uuVe-
Iopad no practical good iRasmueh ~ there was no
outlet for it, products; Even now the worh ni ae-
for as yet the current of immigration has NOT ses IN
this direction, owing probably a. the TACT that the
advantages existing here are not generally Known.
~ i7-2awfw
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Rig MILITARY ISsrRrcTIoS.-At

suggestion of many Of the citizens of Richmond aud
wiki the approval Of His nxCeliency Gov. Wise ~
may he seen annexed, the undersigned proposes to
form company Of youths. between the ages of II
ami 49, TO be instructed in the manual OF the various
KINDS of small arms now in use-te learn under what
circumstances each piece has its peculiar merits-tu
learn the drill Of the soldier company and battalion
aud to have planned to them the object and reason
for every moVement0 learn the essential principles
Involved in marches, field works and of camp duties
all OF which Indispensable to the efficiency of
corps from the moment of taking the field.
In this instruction il will b. the care of the under
signed TO "straiteu up the boys-giynE thea
health and good figures, and manly bearing: nor
will the opportunities for making favorable moral
impressions be lost sight Of
Til. days and hours Tor this instruction shall be
ranged not 10 interfere with other school en-
sa2e.nHnts.
For terms &c, call on tho undersigned. at tbs Ar
mOry CHARLES DI5INOCK
CAPTAIN Public Guard.
p-y-rha Cglc,l "a tb.. ~ 81
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BY Taylor & Williams, Aucts.
TRUSTEES sALEOF REAL EsTAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN DuvALS .ADnlTI0N.-By virtue ola deed
of trust, executed by Frederick Anderson and wife
to the trustees oft the Monroe Building Fund Assoca-
ton dated 9TH June, 1855, and recorded i'll the Of
flee of the Clerk Of Richmond Hastings Court to Sc
cure to the said Association. the payment Of certain
bond aud by order of the Board OF Directors OF said
Association shall sell on MONDAY, 5th day Of DC
toJer 1857 commencing at I o'clock, z NJ, upon thu
premises the property by said deed conveyed to wit
Framed House aud Lot, on the West side OF 81
Stephens, between Duval and Baker streets front
ing St stephen street 81 feet, and running back
I29 feet, being the same property conveyed 20 said
Anderson By Charles agan and wife, by deed, dated
Also, a lot Of Ground, with the buildings thereon.
situated az the intersection Of Second and Baker
strests fronting on the West line OF second street
30 feet running back Of an Irregular Wiit about "
feet contaiuing breadth OF 81 teet on It's rear line
being the same property conveyed to said Anderson
by " III. Langford aud wife, by deed dated 81 March,
TgRMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
for notes. with interest added aud secured by trust
deed. FLENlN NJ GRIFFIN, Trustees
+. 7. ISBELL,
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN MITCuELLS PLAINLY virtue Of a deed
OF trust executed by Josiah H. Woodson 10 the trus-
tees of the Monroe Building Fund Association, to Sc
to the said Association the pay ment OF certain
bond; which deed bears date on the lith day June
1886 and recorded in the Office OF the clerk OF Henri
rectors OF said Association, we will sell ON MONDAY
sth October, 1851 upon the premises at O'Clock z
NJ the property in said deed conveyed. to vii; All
that land Wing and being in the county Of Iearlco
near to Miteheli's Spring AND described on plan
OF hclls Spring property BY the numbers I, -
H. 3, 9, IS, Of, or also lots VI ami Academy iot
being The same real estate conveyed by John X. An
dprs0n 20 said WoodS,n by deed dated LIST day OF
January teai and recorded in HenFied County Court
Office, ,
TERMS; 0ne-third cash. balance at and months
for notes with interest added and secured by truss
deed e,,,,,,,
\. I. ISBELL,
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

E0R SALE.-Forty acres of Land, on
l. which is a beautiful site for building one mile
from Richmond. Price 5000.
TERMS 0ne-ffth cash, balance at one, two, three
and four years. negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by trust deed. Apply to
sc Oft GODDIN Il APPERSON.
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1888
AUCTION SALES.
FTTrRE DIX.
BY Taylor & Williams.

IMALL FARM ON THE BROOKE
~ PLANK ROAD MILES FROM THE cry
AT AUCfloN.--On FRIDAY the I'd October at a.
o'clock, 2. upon the premises, the small FERN Of
Mr.. Il. W. Nahones, situated on the Plank road and
adjoining Mr.. stansberry and others, containing 10
acres. There are of cleared land the balance
u in woCds. The improvements consist of comfort
able dwelling. with new out houses and fine young
orchard.
TEEMs-one third cash; balance at aud IL months
with interest added and secured by trust deed
0S TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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M BAGS prime Laguayra COFFEE, for
w sale by seq TIios. JONES d CO.
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7 AND FOR SALE.-Intending to dis
IL continue the farming business after the present
year, offer for sale privately The Plantation up3n
which now reside, situated IN the county of Pow
hatnn. about twenty-five miles from kichmon1, nine
miles below PoWhatan Court House, four miles from
lanes river, and about SIX mites frcm the DanviIle
Railroad.
This tract contains about 225 acres, and joins the
nds OF Peter q. Elicit h.. A. NaXey, Benz. Hughes
John +. Whitfield aud John G, Porter, is situa ed in
al Agreeable ne;ghbOThood. convenient to churches
o. the different denominations. within tive and half
miles of several good mills, and convenient to a post
Office. The Improvements consist OF good dwell
tnghOuEe, with five rooms below stairs and a nas-
sage: an excl rut kitchen. containing four good
rooms new Barn, besides ali other houses common
toa plantation The place is in good order we'll en-
closed and divided By good fences into six different
fields
Should this place not be sold privately before the
5:l day of November next it will then on that dly
(f fair if not the next fair day. be offered at pub
lie auCtOn TO the highes: bidder, together with the
stock of Horses, Mules Cattle, Hogs Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Implements, &c.
PETER A. SUBLETT.
Ny address is Subjects Tavern, Powhat.n.
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TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT-For
i sale by Ell. PIC0T. Druggist.
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WANTED ONE HUNDRED

:Sr YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
ISgxGs MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas,
-----G> Nebraska Caiiferaia, Texas and New Mex
leo Pay from II to S22 per month. Heres, accor-
sremcnt. sothns, food and medical attendance fur
lished free Of charge.
For further information, apply at the rendezvous,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Rich
mond Virginia B. II. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut.. I'd Dragons,
~ 2-3m Recruiting Officer.
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BY |. s. G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

A CARD To THE LADIES. Miss j.
n II. C0NDREY, who has taken the rooms Owe,
Mesars. jones a Bros CONFECTIONERY store, No 90
Main street. opposite I. X. Price Ca $ for the pnr
pose Of conducting the DRESS NAMING Busl
NESS asks share of the patronage Of the Ladies
She Is prepared % execute work in the shortest ts
at all times with the LATEST Fashions. on as
reasonable terms any other establishment ia the
city.
orders frum the country promptly attended to
~ lh--dlms
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FALL GOODS f!

sMO FALL GOODS!
~ EULKLEY h co, 1877 Main street.
- Are now receiving thSig NIL supply OF China.
E& Glass aud House Farnishing Goods, silvsr
Plated Ware, Tea Waters, Cutlery, Block Tin and
Brittanla Ware. tiIs SETS Fenders and other 6esds
adapted to wiEteT They will also open in = few days
with a splendid stock of Gilt Mirrors and Gas Fix.
lures 0f patterns and styles to which We would
invite the attention of purchasers. our stock will
be very completee. and worthy Of their attention.
a.
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EEsy BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMoND.-
HORACE L. KENT Pres't. L. B. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM b. IsAACs, Secretary.
COMMITTEE If Arbitration.
WILLIAM $. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAZEBRO0K, JAMES b. DUPUY,
Z. w. MCCAsCE, l.. d. CRENsaAw.
N-tS
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COFFEE sUGARS.-50 bbls. Egger-
~ ton. Doagherty. Weeds 4 Co.'S "C' Coffee SUI
gars. for sale by
$50 T. H. SKINNER CD.
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FOR SALE, &c.

ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
Il PLETE FOR SALE.-I have Of Noyes' %
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour, u
sale very lo", comprising Smut Machine, Screen:
Roting Chests, all ready 10 be- attached to Water
Mil OF Steam Engine, and capable Of making Il bar.
res of best Family Flour in II hours. This Mi and
machinery has boon worked in the city of Richmond
about moaths, by George Merriam deed, making
superior Family Flour, and is now as good as new
The present owner having for it, will sell it
for less than half OF the original cost The hinery
can be seen and price ascertained BY application nj
ths u. s. Holel. to JOHN 4. JETER.
y. B.-This Viii will grind 10 bushels of Corn per
hn,, into he Mail S-HtS
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL, NEAR STAUN-
II TON, BY PIKE P0WERs-There ara several
vacancies IN this school. which may be had by tio-
ly applications.
Pupils charged from the time Of entrance. at tho
rate 81 $50 year, exelusfso ofligbfsA - t3-sv3~
TO DENTISTS.--We invite your espe-
a cia attensoR 10 the CRYSTAL GOLD and
CkfsTAn GOLD Foil, which we are SOLE
AGENTS. Tkese articles arr absolutely pare, and
have gwen entire satisfaction tn all who have us-d
them, they Possess the advantage of being more
plastic, and their welding and adhesive properties
are such. that the plugs aud filipgs made OF them
are More even and dnrilbe than those made Of any
ether Foil. Price $50 ounce, CASH.
MEADE & BAKER, Apotheearies,
ls6, n. W. corner Main aud 10th Sta,
L Rilehtnannh Va
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HEAD QUARTERS-FALL GOODS,
Al iS57.-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply of Clothing and Gentemens Furnishing Goods:
also his stock of Fall Cloths, Cassmeres festings
&c. &c, of the latest and most fashionable styles
which he is prepared to make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
style and cut and workmanship, 70 be surpassed by
none. T.. Il. SPENCE
"a No 10 of Main and 18th
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NTOTICE.-The Twenty-Third Annual

NOTlCE.-The Twenty-Third Annual
L Y Meeting Of the Stockholders of the james River
AID KaDawha Company, will be held at the ofise OF
the Company, In this city, ON MONDAY, the ssaa OF
October, 1851.
APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
kAoc an men BY these presents bat ve, the sub
srbers beiug Stockholders In the James kiver and
kanAwha Company, do hereby constitute a0d Ap-
point our true and lawful AttorA~y
and Proxy to represe; each Of rs in all the general
meetings OF the oekholders OF said Company. held
within six months from and after the date hereof,
VII nor personally present OF represented
by sonae other Proxy, with fall power and antbor~
v, ut such general meetings, 10 give sneh vote or
votes and 10 do such ether act aets MS each 81 ns
could give do. as member 0i the said meetings.
il we were personally present and we do hereby rat
lily aud confirm whatever s0teR, act or acts.
laid Attorney may give OF dafer Us, IN pursuance
OF the authority hereby ennierrei upon him.
W'ness our hands and seals this day I
one thousand eight hundred and
Teste, tSeal.l
-4ai.l
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WANTED-To purchase. 1000 cords OF
W good STAyE TIMBER, On the stump, either
by the cord or acre. 1t must be either the Canal
River or convenient to some Of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory, corner Byrd and llth sts an Its
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EOR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.
l. r. BONDS. ISAACS & TAYLOR,
Jy ls-ts Brokers.
TOR SALE.-SlO,000 STATE STOCK,
l. in sums to suit purchasers, by
~ lS-ts c. W. PURCELL K co.
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B"Ths School will commence on the 22d Of sep
TENDER Ut a O'Clock. TERNS-S5 in advance; s. 10
three months. Arm. and sccoutrements furnished
frpe
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TEItE + WATKINS. No 49, Main street are rt.
,~.vjnS ihrr large and ell giant stock Of French Eng
l.,a ma American DRY GOODS, xmOnS which are
tie taIoWjuS.