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Esy" THE FOURTH ANNUAL ExHIB1-


TON OF TIE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
for the PRODUCTION of the MECHANIC ARTS will open
on MONDAY the 18th day OF OCTOBER. la51 in the
Main streets, Richmond, Virginia
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors and
others, III the State OF Virginia, well as the
try at large, respectfully invited TO avail them
selves OF the opportunity thus afforded to display
their taste and skill in the collection about to be
made.
The purpose of the Board of Managers will be to
make the Fourth Exhibition one Of great interest to
the citizens of Richmond and OF the State at large
The Premiums TO be offered will be Silver Medals
and Diplomas, according to merit and the degree of
usefulness of the articles. .s
In addition to which the Board of Managers have
determined to offer the following Premiums:
81 FOR the best Invention or ork OF Mechanic
whose age shall not exceed % years, TWENTY-FIvE
DOLLARS.
md For the best Invention or Work, the produc-
ton Of Female residing within the limits OF the
State, whose age shall not exceed % years, TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS.
3rd. For the best Invention or Work of Virginia
Mechanic, without reference age, FIFTEEN DOLLARS
18th. For the best Invention or Work. whether Of
tate or domestic utility. OF Virginia Female, With
out reference to age, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
5th. For the most practical Invention adapted to
common use, 20 be estimated with reference to cheap
ness and general utility, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
These Premiums will be awarded by the most com
petent Judges all the departments to which
they belong. both male and female either in plate
or money nj the option Of the successful contributor
The Premiums above enumerated are offered with
view more particularly to stimulate home industry,
and will in manner interfere with the regular Pre-
miums and Rewards of Merit which open to COM
prtitoFs from all Or any o. the other States.
The Board OF Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation of the Mechanics and Industrial Glasses
throughout the country in contributing to the i'm
portant object in view: and would also express their
to the LADIES for their interesting
contributions TO the Third Exhibition, and respect
fully invite them to renewal of contributions in
order that the display in the Female Department ni
Industry may prove eminently worthy of American
Female Talent
Any information in reference to matters of detail
will be promptly given by addressing postpaid, the
Chairman of the Committee on Exhibition, Mr.. GEO.
BARGAMlN
The Hail will be opened for the reception of Goods
on MONDAY. the l2th day of OCTOBER, and in or
der that all articles may be properly arranged be
sent in e,rly possible. Depositors are earnestly
requ, sted TO send fa description of their coutri-
buttons at the time of sending the articles and to
say whether they are designed for COMPETITION or
for EXHIBITION only. 3n--its
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, W UWT FNWIdI n fNVN.
KENT, PAINE Il co.

beg SPECIAL NoTICE.-MRs. G. j. Al
LEN wishes TO call the attention of the ladies of
Richmond and the public generally that she has Just
returned from New York with the latest styles of
DRESSES and WRAPPlNGS. and is prepared to ex-
all work in her limo Of business in the best man
ner and 1T the shortest notice. call is respectfully
solicited. 0rders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
No OIL MAIN STREET
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ftEFREsH LEEoHgs.-I hay,

kk3s FRESH LEECHES.-l nave Just re-
ceived by Adams Express, a fresh lot OF Swedish
LEKClIRS, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
F. s-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can boIound at all hours OF the day at the Hail
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
night on sth street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts X. g. HOBSON.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SoCIETY.--persans Wishing 10 renew their
subscription. or become members Of the yirginis
Agricultural Society. can ind me at the store o,
Mr.. A. B. Clarke, on Franklin street opposite the
Old Market, j. 7. CHILDREY
&C 2l-6t la
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PROOF.
b. LADIES BAZAAR, REMOVED oNl


booR ABovk THE OLD STAMP No. 900 BROAD STREET
We ART now opening our Fall Stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods to which briefly call the atten-
Ton OF the public noticing but few Of the maIy
tcies embraced in our line eff trade.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Attention is particularly called TO our stock Of
fringes, Braids, Yeivets, Bindings, Fancy buttons,
&C. &c Our selection is admitted to be most choice
ana desirable. possessing style and elegance which
cannot fail to please the most astidious yotsries OF
fashion. We have cat down prices far below the
standard mark, with q view Of selling double the
quantity sok oNk-HALF uaUAL PROFITS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
comprising beautiful assortment Of Ribbons, Flow
efs, Feathers. Laces Ruches Bonnet Frames, and
oth.r articles belonging 10 the trade. Miners are
ques!ed To examine our stock. being satisfied that
0sf GOODS and PRlcEs will pease.
EMBR0iDERIES
our assortment embraces the usual variety; Col
sfs and Sleeves, In sets, single: Mourning Col
,afs, Sleeves, Cans and Grapes; Cambria Swiss and
Bmity Eaiids; Cambria Edgings Linen Hdfs &c
Stamped Bands French Working Cotton &c 6c
Aiso, Gloves; Iosiery; Hair Rolls &c Zephjr Tai
mss Hoods; Riyoie.s; shawis: Nantes. Basaues.
Vs. Also, full line ofChildren's Worsted Goods
N nille and Chenille Head Dresses scarfs Zenhir
Hprsted HOOP fkirts Reeds: Brass Hoops: together
sfh greet variety Of Miscellaneous Articles. both
etapie and Fancy.
We are Constantly receiving additions to our stock
switch We shall be pleased 70 show 10 customers,
40 -" 70 inertia continuance Of their patronage.
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nyHuR CurrISo.-To the Citizen

And Strangers visiting the Cty.Ii yon wish to get
" ar Hair cut in the latest and most Improved style
I would advise you to call on H0BSON, at his Hair
Cutting Roon under the American Hotel-entrant c
OF iittI street.
\. Blot, Cold and Shower Barns can be had at
oil hours Single Baths . cents or tickets ior ST.
ap 23-a
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E.7F FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Every per-
son using SCALES should only use the best, which
can always be had of Fairbank's agents,
MESSRS. CLARK son, ANDERSON CO,
Sem No. TOO Main street. Richmond Va.
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KNOWLES q WALFORD. dealers il

IN Office Stationery, Blank Rocks, Cotton and Lis
en- TwineF at cash rrfcFs. lnsltes on the Lives OF
white persons in the Mutual BENEFIT biis Insurance
umpany. canitai 81. i0a,M0.
Insure the live. Of Slaves in the Albemarle Insur
ance Company of virginia.
Also Agents far the ea.e Of "fTerring's Fire Proof
Safes, with Powder pro-,f Locks, and for Leather
and Rubber Betting Parking iIose, &c. call at Sta
TONERS Hal, No. q Pearl street, Richmond, Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-

TATE, IN THE CITY or RICHMOND. ON
9TH AND 10TH STREETS, NEAR To iiAXALLS
MILL CAN Ais trnstee in a deed IT trust dated
Hustings Court, in Deed Book, No. So pa-e as
shall, IN execution of the same. having bee 50 re-
sell: at pu, lie suction, on the premises ON MON
pay, the 6th day of october. 1857. at o clock, p
~; II fair, II nof. the next fair day, much of the
discharge the balance of the debt secured ty said
trust deed, together with the costs and expenses u
SALE VIZ: 2he feet Of iaud the eastern side OF 9th
street running hack, $50 feet having thereon seve-
rai s,sail brick tentmenis, and bsaBded ON the
south by HaxalFs Mill Canal; also. 40 feet of land
on the west line of 10th street, running back i3t
Feet bounded on the North by the lot of l. W Glaze
brook, on the Souih of HaxsiPs Mill Canal. Tho
a'ove property will be divided into lots ut suitable
SIZE The title is believed to be perfect but the trus-
Terms cash. ~
IQ--fdz
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t<gg~ Nor1oE.-The subscribers are anx

ieus to settle up their books to July lst 1857 and
would call the attention Of parties interested 10 this
notice. Having made q change in our business
name and association, we must close up nil old ac-
counts. GK0SH0NG & TUPMAN.
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ny A CaRp.-JoHy A. CALYo, Al

has resumed hs course of lessons in DRAWING AND
PAINTING IN ali their branches.
Application to be made at WM. SAT'TLER CO.,
li2 Main street. &C Inns
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80 Fun hENT.-A most desirable
Iii and complete Brick House, situated on Canal
between lei and I'd streets, formerly occupied ky
Mr. Delapiane, containing rooms, closets hath
room, gas fixtures and chandelier attached oil cloth
kitchen with rooms fino stable and earriss . houe
attaehedali being in perfect order having been re-
Gently painted aud now ready for tenant
The uelling can be rented with or without the
stable and carriage house Pers jns in want Of a nice
and we'll arranged residence will please apply to
EDW'D. D. EACHO
Daa~
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CANF0RD'S LICORlCE for sale by
~ JANIS v. wRsT
AtJ ii. v. Mayo's Fac orr,
a Easfu
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GALE OF TIE BIRTH-PL1CL OF

GALE OF TIE BtRTH-P LACE OF
~ HENRY CLAY Will he Offered for sale public.
Is, 10 the hi hest idd r. the 9Th day Of cioher
tSb7 IL not sold privately before, ut Hanover Court
Ii ,,'-e the aforementioned tract of lHnd ltins In
the county of Hanover, within me mile o. Peck's
Turnout. on the Virginia Central eailrosd, situnt
miles from the Court House. miles from Richmond.
and containing 2f9 acres, being sill IT superior quail
ity suitable to the growth of t.bacco. wheat corn,
&c, and In go state ofimp' ovement
The improvements the Land consist Of q COM
'ortable Dwelling House, good repair of rooms,
good Barn. Corn House and Sable, and the
ry out-houses.
The farm will be shown to any one wishing to
purchase by Mr.. John X. Anderson. resi- ling on the
premises. For terms apply to
j. II. ANDERSON,
Or To Wtf,i..A ~ WESTON.
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A PROCLAMATION-BY THE GOV

A PR0CLAMATION-BY THE GOV
II ERN0R OF YIRGINIA.-Wh.rea q vacancy
has occurred in the Senate of Virginia. occssined by
the rrsg stiun of Thomas "a TATE Esq, the Senator
for the District composed Of the counties of SIN, tn,
Wythe and Washingt1n: Therefore. i. Henry A.
Wise. Governor of the Commonwealth, have, b. writ
of election issued and directed pursuant to law re-
quirei election to be held at The several places Of
voting in each county in said district. on the 18th
day OF November next for Senator to supply the
vacancy aforesaid. ss
~, Given under my hand rs Governor, and I'M
}Ls. der the less seal of the Commonw altb, this
HENRY A. WEE
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. MgNFoRp,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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BY Thomas w. Keesee

Dy Thomas W. KeeSee,
tOffiee corner of 18th and Cary streets.l
A ISTRATOR'S SALE OF
\ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Al AUCFiON.-Will be sold on MONDAY morning
next, October 26th commencing at 10 O'clock at The
late residence Of L. Read, decd, on the corner Of
adams and Leigh strret'. all of his Household and
las; Divans; Chairs; Wardrobe: Beasisteads; Beds;
BEDDING; Curtains; Washstands; Sideuoard Hat
Crockery and Glassware &c.
JOHN ] WALTHALL
Admir- Of Littleton Read deed
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEssEE, Auct.
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40 YOUNG MULES, AT AUCTION

~ ~ win be sold on W EDN ESDAY, the 2.,h day of
October. lS57, being the second day Of the state
Fa'r) commencing At Ii O'clock, at the lot on Main
street. Opposite the Fair Grounds, 40 young Mules
size. ~ ~ " Va soVu
The particular attention of farmers and others i,
called to this sale
TERMS-Four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. interest added. liberal discount
ior cash. G0DDlN APPERSuN
&C - lurfionaors
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NE
l. GR0ES.-0n the 10Th of OCTOBER, 1857. at
noon the premises, by virtue of deed of trust TO
me- dated February 18th, 1887, and recorded in Sus-
sex County Court for purposes therein specified /
shall sell at public auction, TRAIT OF LaND in
Sussex county containing about 1890 acres adjoin-
ing the lands OF Cyrus billiard and John Freeman
immediately OH the Petersburg and Jerusalem Plank
4 ad 20 miles from Petersburg, formerly owned by
Y. NJ. Eppes.
The Land is very productive, and has upon it q
new Dwelling House. and all necessary farm build
ings, which are also new.
BY virtue of the same decd, shall offer for sale
twenty -one young and likely NEGk0ES.
Mr. West who lives ON the land will show it to all
persons wishir x to see il.
Terms fer Land will be liberal and made known on
the day of sale. The Negroes will be sold tor cash
FRANCIS T.. RiVES Trustee
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CHANGE OF TINES!
" AWFUL SACRIEICES!!
1T MUST BE NETT!
ALFRED MOSES he's just received
~

TNJV.OOO
worth Of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, prr.
chased since The =
At aesicness sales in the city of New York for
CASH,
Al loss than one half Of their real value. Being
determined to convert them into cash again. he now
offers ,e entire stock at very small advance on the
original
COST, ..eez
For money exclusively. This il an opportunity
that rarely presents. The Goods were all bought
during the suspension excitement in New York,
and wonld be bargain NJ nearly double the price,
when compared Ia any stock in the city sf Rich
mond purchased previous 10 the
TREMENDOUS MONEY PRESSURE.
All solvent State Bank. and North and South Car
oina notes will be received ut par in paynient for
goods ALFRED MOSES,
oc 22-I2t 63 Main street. Richmond.
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G-P. II. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, aud attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
\ lillian counties
aB-O Office over the.storo of P Johnston Brothe
No. us Main street Jy tim
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Esa~ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
R. 4 G. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer il
Shingles Mahogany aud Lumber of every sescrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va. my l9-d6m~
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- BROGUES We have on hand
large stock of superior Brog,les of our
own make, which sell from 40 TO Is per cent
cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere.
&C 81 MARCUS HARRIS, ls3 Broad at,
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$50, 900 WORTH raH oH DRY GOODS.
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLH

NO ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES.
We offer our entire stsck at prime COST to raise
money and to quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell on credit and there is prospect OF Masking
cash sales, except ut great sacrifice, which We have
determined to make to close out stock entirely
by the ist January, and stop, expenses. Our stock
is fresh and embraces every thing usually found in
first-clsss Dry Goods House, consisting in part Of
SheetinSs and Shirtings. every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
500 pieces Fulled Cloths, Sattinets, and herseys
and Linseys
Flannels, Tweeds and Jeans
House keeping Goods, of every description
Large stock Dress Silks
Rich Paris De LANES and Mouselaines
yalencies, poplins and French aud English No
rinos
French, American and English Prints
Bombazines and Alpacas
CIoaks, ehawls and Scarfs
Wide Black and Colured Felyets, for Cloaks
Ladies' Cloths, all coiors
Hosiery, Gloves Hdkfs and Embroideres Of all
the new styles
Cloths Csssimeres, Vestings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemen's Shawis, Cravats and Scarfs.
We invite an early call from ALI our object is to run
of our stock for MONEY, rapidly as possible.
W. 2. PERKINS Il CO.,
&C i6-Im l4l Eagle SQUARE.
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W0 HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
At Prime Cost. for Cash ONLY

The notes of nearly all the Banks in Virginia,
North and South Carolina, will be received In pay
ment At PAR.
Onr stock was never more complete than at the
present time-Inany Of our Foreign Goods having
been landed within the past twenty days. The prices
named will in every case, be the prime cost and no
deviation will bs made, under any circumstances,
except 10 close invoices We shall continu. to fiji
orders for our customers, who desire TO purchase
upon the usual credit, at our regular prices.
&C lj-2w KENT, PAINE Il co.
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I6 GEORGE 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
AMI residence No 23l, on Man, between 8th and 9tl
streets Richmond. Va. my 39-ly
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ORD. Secretary Of the Com.

BANK OF KANAWHA,
KASAwHA SALISEs, nct. 2, 1851.
LIS EXCELLENCY, HENRY A. WISE
IL GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA-SR - The ex
isting state of financial troubles throughou the
country resulting in the suspension Of numerou,
banks has Influenced the Board Of Dir ctors OF th
Bank to discontinue the payment of specie from
this date. until such time as general RESUMPTION Of
specie payment by other nigliborins banks shall ten
able il to resume on fair and equal terms.
Having redeemed it's notes In gold on demand up
10 this time aud relieved three-fiiss Of its entir,
circulation in the past five weeks, it is with grsa
measure.
have thought it proper to give you immediate
notice of the fact stated above.
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ocl2-lm III. FlTZuUGH. President
MORE NEWS FROM THE NORTH. :

lvA Good morning, Colonel, what's your hurry =
Why, have you not heard ths NJ VS., Captains What
news, Colonel? Why, that wonderful woman OF II G
age S. Norvall House. Main street, My wife ~ q
daughters anxious to call on her, but they had
fear Of witchcrsft. and wished me TO go first. b
have been and fouDd her tn h- peri ct LADY. Wa
ever bigotfd against foreieling events but she Ia
actually converted me for I lind thrfe is no haek
truth in her SCIENCE and must say that the absurd
and foolish idet that some people iabie. that II Il
superstticus, nnawf"l, or sinful to study astrologi
il great aiisfake-one moment Of unprecedented and
wise reelection will convince You 10 the contrary
The Scriptures positively declares that the stars an
signs which shenld come t. pass &c. Alden. Capt;
call on the Madame and satisfy your own cur ositv.
nys- Price nptv Al lg- dS
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EOR SALE.--A large, likely and well
l. made black woman, p years old, who is
good general house servant; first rate Washer and
Ironer and good Cook. sho has two handsome
girl children, (black aged little over three and
four years These negroes are not offered for any
fault. The womaG is of good character and the
er wishes the family to be sold TO remain in this
State. Apply at Cary street Jail.
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NOTICE.-My wife, ARIANNA A.
IN ROBINSON. having on the 10Th day OF August,
1857 left my bed and board, and having refused and
still refusing return and resume her duties as ny
to the said Aranna A.. or furnishing her with any
article on my account. .o.,
&C 22-3ts EDWIN W. hublNoOS.
DOARDING.--We still have vacant
- rooms, and would he pleased to accommodate
persons ,,rinQ the Fair (and after) with BOARD &c.
al our residence or Grace street. between 5th aud
9th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
oc ~ lis 5a
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b@-RIcHmoNp MADE SrovEs.-Tl

By RICHMOND MADE STovEs.-THE
ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STOVES.
They made of the best material and extra heavy,
10 to stand the ill usage of servants. Broken
plat 3 can be conveniently replaced at q moderate
COS Ihcy are "arran,sd 10 opeIa'e 70 tae sa.s.ac
than the Northern stoves
Wholesale wareroom ~ the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six years, and have acquired a high reputa
Ton Tor the quality Of their manufacturer
ASA SNYDER.
PROOF.
For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
both as 10 quality aud operation The firm of g. d.
YALE 4 Go. are now prepared to furnish the trade
with any description VI these desirable Stoves.
CHAS. d. YALE,
al 22-3m l30 Main street
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FARM FOR sALE.-Having determin

EAKM FUR SALE.-Having determine
= ed to remove TO the West. l offer my farm, in
Chesterfield county, for SALE 1t lies between Ches
terrified Court House and Richmond. aboet two miles
from the former and 10 miles from the latter place,
adjoining the lands Of Moses Nj. Robinson, James A.
Fore and the estate of John Chalkley deceased and
contains 3a5 Acres 100 of which cleared 10
acres being rich low grounds, well set in grass;
on sufficient to pay onethrd the purt hase money.
The land is we'll watered and is vel adapted To the
growth OF Wheat, Corn Tobacco, &c. The improve
ments consist ola Dwelling Hnnse of:4 rooms,in good
repair, two Kitchens Zone nearly newt Smoke House,
Ice House Barns. &c., all in good order.
! will, also. sell my Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture; crops Of Corn, Oats, Fodder. Shucks. &C !;
wagons, Cart, Harness. Agricultural Implements.
one-hsif OF Threshng Machine and Fan Mill; also.
Sheep. Hogs &c.
If not sold privately before the 18th day of Octo-
auction on that day.
as TERMS accommodating. and made known on
day OF sale. ]. T. MCGEE.
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Fl. RIA VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
EsI 50 ROAD-ANNUAL EXHIBITION VIR
GINA STATE AGRICULTURALS OClETY.-Notes
OF all solvent Banks in the state taken at ticket Of
fees of this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members OF the State Agricultural Society who may
come over the road OF this Company to Richn.o Hd
the occasion Of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR
tober, will be allowed the privilege OF RETURNING
FREE. on exhibiting certificate of membership tor
the present year. certificate of life membership
to the conductor at any time between the above date
and the 2 o! November. inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will be chargedh
regular rate o. freight going TO the tair. Ii returned
AS the property of the same owners, they will be
carried back free, and the freight paid on going to
the Fair will he refunded.
Persons intending to send Stock to the Fair, are
reque ted to give notice to the Agent at the Depot
from which 1t Is 10 be sent, or to the undersigned
week previous to the time the are required, to
enable the cars to be provided at the proper time.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
&C 2i-ts TII0S DODAMEAD Sup't