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T,r-vy-y DOLLARs REWARD.

T" E'L-h I DVi1H y = y, y, -. .L .,;,,o,
A. delivery 20 me. or in some jail IN !ne state, 90
-. -. hin, scain, OF ruy slave LINsEY purchased
it.,.y n R!ca nond as w!n:cr, Of Mr. Cieneenin. ne
~, ..et ~ u,arle aud hss wife IN The county OF
R..,,n.s,n Ee,. doubtless lurking about Richmond or
S,, ION, % A!ocmarle buckingham, or may probably
bs:;y.o. % aai h!s way 20 a'ree STATE.
L.s.s5 :, se eleven :ncses q. az ieet taI
,-.," a, and we'll form d. and about 4oyesrs OF age.
"-'s''-' NV JAMES II cox.
..,'ls-cf wrsrEnPocx P. o.. Chesterfield GO.
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VALUABLE FARM FuN SALE


T OFFER for sale my Farm. upon which formerly re
sided lying immediately Oh Sw!u teex, In ;hc coua'
y Of Chesterfield. about fou, miles ABOVE iAe C"u: ouse
ANA twelve miles iren Richmond.
TIE :rsc; contains 264 acres ons.ird OF which - N
original growth: the other rwoth.rds Is open land -
good stale OF cu.!ysuop aud we'll adapted TO tho growth
Of wheat, corn aud tobacco.
TIE improvements consist of good dwelling and ali ne
cssssry out aud farm houses.
The farm 10 we'll waered, and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any ore wishing to purchase can call NE, or J. r.
Nov ls~crf p 4 GILL.
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VALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE, LEASE,
OR RENT AND LARGE QUANTITY OF BAkh sOE
SALE INCLUDING MACHINERY FOR CARkllSG
ON THE TANNING BUSINESS AND STOCK OF
RAW MATERIALS on HAND.
I'm consequence Of the recent death Of Mr. g. A Mar>h,
the above Tsnnery Is for SALE esse OF rent and all
tho machinery bark II aterai &C. are for sale The
Tsnpery 10 admirably located and has attached TO 1t
large steam engine, and the necessary machinery for
grinding bark There hnod shout 200 cc.6s
vel ssssoued bark, and parcel OF hides tan and
sog.shss with hOrss and .spRsIsn
csprs he Tsnnsry business here presents gre4 induce
msnts ss The Riehmoni markets ndord more tides than
Gan be manufactured the establishment ard there 10
stesdy and growing demand for all he leather that can be
TIIss: Tho price of the real estate is ss0 or the az
nus rent $500 Tbs personal properly will be sold az the
yausdon Of two competent judges Early applications
arc solicited ipplyo GoDDiN d APfERsoN.
March 46--2aw1w. =
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

''HE .a5.crbr, having discontinued the Grocery bu.
aess wi!l from ;ais dsa, devote hls attention ex.
ecf'ey tee romm!sscn Business, for the sale OF oil
kiaii c. Country produce,
WHEAT CORN, TOBACCO. &C,
AIo 70 tie purchase o; GcASo. GRockRIEs, &c.
Hs cas- associated his nephew w. g. Miller With hirn,
who a give III. attention 70 the sales of Tobac.
Hs vii also take this opportunity for returning his
acA;e ;asas, 20 his many t:end, for their liberal pa.
'on.e ,x;cuted 10 him for long time, and hopes.
y size; ,;eou TO business 10 merit continuance Of
lie sane ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Ogce %. the present al his old stand.
Ap-!l 3-re, No II Main IT,
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C0MME1;CIAL SAVINGS BANh.

CuMMEt;EIAL SAVINGS BANh.
4 0,HakIiRED ny the Legislature OF Virginia, Decsm
~ Dc. i?h. i3Sa-Cspta, s500O0 This institution re-
oe''t deposits, watch in,eres, is paid tthe rate OF
PEI ea psG saautn II remaining on deposit six uenths
sad > per cent for shor;er periods
WM. G PAINE, President,
GEO J. SUMNER. Secretary,
:, JOHN MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
Jan la-cly
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THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES

fA"Ih OF LAND FOR RENT.
HAVE for rent 500 acres Of land, .tustsd stauu.
,on liver H,lifsx county Va, not far above where
the Rehmond and Dsnvie Railroad crosses tho river,
which gyss the best facilities possible to the marke o:
Richmond Baltimore and New YORK Ine1sna equal 10
any In the Roanoke Valley.
ihsve built most comfortable and convenient brick dwell
Ing. for small farmers upon the land the land into
300 tracts farms for persons small
upon
To number OF persons or families from the same neigh
borhood State wishing good land no peter oR
po:uniy be offered They nust. however, como wen
recommended in character and capacity.
Ny post Office is Whitesville Halifax county, va
I'm CH4S.- -A.C CIAHh.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
u Bernard. This plantation lies on the james River, in
the county of Gooehland immediately above Maiden
mond /. contains seven hundred and thlrty s,rss'
of whichsevonty nve James River srounds
Of the best quality, thirtyeve acres are eIeeL s
sroupds and the remainder 10 Bcs dam creek reo
land There 10 on tho place good oweiiins.houis on
beautiful ste and all necessary unu 3otn
buildings and the fences are In good repair ana sne
L. In high state Of cuiuvsron
win also soil the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists OF horses mules cattle ineiu
of them, new, and all of them sood-and there arc
enough Of stock and farming utensils, Tor tie tho
rough cultivation Of the plantation.
Tue terms OF sale as to tee payments viii be made
worry rauch 10 suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ. Payne my manager living on !he place.
will show properly any pe1oc desiring to oxsrae
il, Ny address is Washinyton, D c.
Nav NJ ~ PAYNE
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LACREL SPRINGS FOR SALE

Laurel SPRINtsS FUK SALE
llNE Of the beaudfu! places IN Virginia In %
" minutes drive of tho Old Market, J! miles be'ow the
city adjoining the Tree Hill estate, two Sides and
fronting Mr. Robert Style seat You have from II full
viex Of the city Of Richmond, aanehester the river
built Of brick, aud all t6s psrtuors, basement TO
psrre. of came material has two porticos running
around three Sides over 300 feet bys feet lie In tho
rough repair indde and The enclosures are nearly
all new The servants houses large stable and carriage
house arc of heSrt timber brck spring aud green house
springs are superior soil OF lest qualify, and well d:tehed
and enough on # TO put Il IN nne Tar iuS asr
dening order It will suit any person desiring beaunu
rad ro,t healthy home. Tho pres n. occuFant being
Obliged 70 remove Richmond will be sold at great
bargain
IL will be with pleasure shown any person dshTlnS TO
purchase, by calling 81 the farm.
f0' '''a''' 'pp'' ooppN & APPERsoN. Aae..
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR
SALE.
VKAYlSG removed 70 Richmond I offer for sale, my
IL Farm lying In the county of Charles City, 10 81
miles from James River sod % miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
cd producing we'll and rapidly improving, under the use
of lime clover plaster &c There good Dwelling and
all necessary outhouses nearly new Also, an excellent
nieny divided in,otwo one containing 800 and the other
24J acres Persons wishing TO purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly Improving portion Of Virginia.
would do well examine this properly, disposed
70 sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
Tho overseer, my brother living adjoining Will chow
Address DR o. A. CRENsHAW
I,ne a-etf Box No. 37I Richmond. Va
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

BY MRS T.. l.. DICKENSUN
Mis- Institution 10 open and ready for the reccp.
IL ttcu OF pupils. Tho cCTrae OF study comprises all
the high and ornamental Gu of refined ,onae edu
cation.
Having given general satisfaction wherever rhe has
taught, Mrs D. Is furnished w ample references Tor ncr
qualifications as teacher, IRON the iHnies In Geor
gia, lsbsIna, South Carolina and Austin Texas
iniorms'ion can be had at the Ashland HOTEL personH
or by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION,
French and English, por month, each ~
Music on the Piano, Qncuo!ng use of tho instru -,
Music ON the 0vi,sr s 90
Needle WORK. IL all s various branches ..;-'' ="
doWer. Sva AAo"0oe Of wax work. In 'Is" sa. 20 90
Drawing and Psin.ing, ~
Alum work (uo charee)
Board, payable monthly in advance, ~ ~
Bed and bedding, per w
N BIho French Ciuss will be required "a c"n'rI 50
daily with ;he Ieachcr Particular phips will be tShen
in cuivanx the hammers dnd reiucncn; OF al! yeanS
ladies entrusted 10 her charge Dec 3t--Su
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NOTICE

4 SLAVE @as committed TO the Jail OF Alexandria
eoua'y on the 9Th dag OF October, 1858. az a run
sE'y he calls Eirnsef WILLIS CAVE, and says he be.
"ass 10 William Carr of AlbemArie county. Char
9'':'Tie lie stout black, feet inches high and
as 'nsi faser his rgh, hand has been broken The
o3ses requested forward prove property pay
sssiie' snd :ske hia away or he wilt be dealt with
as aw directs. LEVI HURDLE,
FOB Si--rfvv I.,l,r of hIex. nd -;o countv We
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BALTIMOGE, APRIL 81. ho"r mf5bc' n.
:.y, nlIhuuyh rs,n-ru"irf. ~ v.r, ~ ~ - %"
Toward srIrer -ure-. brou.hf s. IS: q airs
,-Id q; til, same price. ky- a'n' ts . iea.
s!,;.-' g"vd 10 pr,m 81 i5 80, Jim So - {
Sal 80 Coiu. wnhe 57s59 10 6J'i yeiC@ = cC:: c
Oats 4is45c. Rye, Mary i.ud r"mrr. at 7ie, -.
Psuusylvauis q, So Whiskey l.;az6sc.
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SE"i ~ LIE,
1NOR tho wear 1851 the st session ol lpis usNutioo
will nmeuce on the aj;h Jnnasry ana Close on 'e
10Th of June Tbs second session will commence tne
2Uth OF July and close the lo;h OF Decemoei.
TERMS, payable OF the cad oi the eeSstou' o.o ~
Bo,rS for rs, ,sinn ..................... .....eSO w
Tuition in the Enslish Departments, Including ,.oo
Mathematics, Sc-- s n
French, extra. On 6S
Music, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 00
Ornamental Branches eacn. extra % ~ ~
Lain and Greek Glass. taught bv the aupscioer Ill W. w
T.sin os.e. OF prorac,cd sickness deduction Will DC
made. ,~, ,vL.,o
one teacher j, employed II '' inpos'u o.r.on ~.
time tor teacher 20 oovo'c HAT cohs,n' @ j.;
tenton that ia needed In sucb schoos inc hl'le up m
music "a necessarily sent 70 the Psno 10 tan no @
rice her music without Rss.strncc Shouio tneie oe '
ten schol.rs and halt hour only deVot'o oy ehcu ="
music the roscher being present. 1--WE hours OF tae
srs time will be consumed snd pa: e .s, e sny
structvn In other studies. 10 this ney oe y e|s '
Of the complaints OF Female senooIs. .,o ,on.,s,,
The ares. cbjec, OF ry schotis:o secure me
attention OF tss .re emuoyed Hre 10 a.
tend to the ordinary Engish Branches neuding aaIne
mstcs and the Sciences and the other 10 Mu'c fencn
and Ornsmsutsl Branches. Mis-: L. 7 Scott VIII assiE
have charge of hrst Department By her ndstJ ano
hsr un,a bty Of character she secures the love oil Gil
her pupils and from my own ex.5Inaions know tns'
those under her Instruction progress With extraordinary
rspidity and proficiency.
In the other Department, etr5 ,cng Music French, sad
the Ornamental Branches Miss lsESE hsArrf is engss
cd, Il lady educated with seoat care. A. 'escOe'
she has given the highest satisfaction 10 EeT employer
patrons. All that hear of ter is exceedingly comPh
sntary. Observe TIA. in Music the Young Lrdes take
their ivarsbly In the presence OF the Instructor
and then retire 10 auother Piunc 10 practice.
frequently examine the young ladies, especially OF
such branches as ARE generally Feuse Schools very
imperfectly learned When ri: 10 10 take place 10 no
generally known by them Tho consequence Is thai heJ
are always prepared.
In closing feel /, dre &c toe Young Ladies who have
attended hi. School express my grateful appreelsSt
OF their uniform kindness each other ana 70 ever.
member OF my family. Their extraordinary decorum
their handsome observance OF those social pTop; ;ei:es
which contribute SO luch the of tcn-e 80
cety their dsen, application to their dut!ed aud thei'
proficiency, meri. mora u all ordinary PRAISE.
When rosicd whs: Day S;uicn't w;., reach BLACK
and Whi.e, ay The ci IN" sca,s.S:te Rs:Ioaa,
sutsSls conreysnc" ri, be provided.
Ev2.y article 81 c!1;iins saocd be marked
?tTsMy i.idrets Is mcfarland 2 !.-EenOuts, va
BIC l7-..: JOHN OEGhii. il
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telecrsptic despatch from Harrisburg, Penney.
ysna, announces the cesth OF Hon. Charles b. Pen.
ross, Of the Stats senate
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LLINs ms TITCTE


rHAsL COOKE. Superintendent,
~ -. Caspian
Wan Il. Pleniun,s, Mathematics and Sa.u.a' science
!ro Shepherd, Latin Language and Nora! ec'co''
!po +. Bingsr, French Language and Muic
Cb.s Cooke. English Language
}. 4. h. Winhar. Music
II. ssyfsrt, Music.
Miss l. Jurey, Assistant.
Miss 8. v. Williams Assistant
Mrs. 3. v. Cooke, Ma,ron
James Cooke, Boarding. Department. ,,.. .. ~,
On or alter tho 18th day of Apr!, at ~I!en ue 80
new building Will be operied fy ndtinonAi 10y
be limited for the remardcr he session lG' eoSe
Of the session and the snuusl couEsncement vi" o"su
the 81 Of september
Board and Tuition, Collegiate department. Sss d. "a
Do. tPrspGtutsry dep.:uneaD SIX ~
Music $40
pu!uuug from e5 TO Sl7 50. Oh.
Payments TO be made nui II Sdva.:e anu osi' e' ''e
close of the session. ,,,, .,
Pupils who como BY rail rosd will sop OF Bon'aea' OF
SalsSi
Address the superlr.eudsnt at sBoee'oust sp''as''
k-u1tv
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pKrC STORE FOR SALE.

My Professional ENGAGEMENTS requiring my entire
VI se-,:on Wi! sell tie key, stcca and nxtures oi
re o!r; Store now kep: by me- upon very fasorsoie
sm. II immediate Application Is made. The stock is No,
age ,a vesy wei! sclec;ed, and good business can be
4ooe 'y any competent person who can eve IL proper
c,sa.oa JOHN F. JACKSON.
Fen
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WdEEL sPOKES WANTED

a extra price Will be given for few thousand sea.
"A soaed Woeel spokes for heavy wagons. The ,pokes
10 be from 50 70 nche. long. large zs and Of good
tough wai'' 0ss' 'sas 1as e G. .i7 i7porrs
March o6-c3w Or atthe Va. Penirentary.
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n OTICE II HEkBHY GIVEN, thai two Vir.
~ gina Six Per Cent State Stock Cerff a,es.
bered lilo and @ dated at Rirhmond, July Is 1884, the
Edward Jansen, State Treasurer iof the state of Wis
cousn) In for the Cy Bank of Racine have been lur
and that application will be made for renewal Of said
certificates according to law CHAkLES KCEHE,
Sn:e Treasurer.
Madison wl,con.ia, Jan. lob, 1885,? Fen 7-w3m
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FIFTY DULLAhs NEWaRD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
A BSCONDED, about the first Of the present year,
"A ARCHER, brigh. m.lat,c, sbout ~ Yeas o. age,
fracked face, and juberswsd. ha may be about Rich
nond, where be lived, or IN the noighborhood Of
Gooe'. Bridge IA Chesterfield county, where his mother
ves win Give the above reward ct ay dollars e de-
ver to put In jai IA the State of ViTgira
that ! get possession OF him
AddresI JOHN SPEARS.
Guardian for Misses Pa;tcson,
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I,lpURTANT TO DRUGGISTS,

WANTED.-By physican Of i've years cxperi.
eree in an extensive practice, situation ss clerk
Dug s.orc. His reason for desiring situation Of
.aer. himself from his extensive acquaintance with
isa.s and Pay Of the South that he carry
Gse aao3up: OF trade any house. The best tesa-
Ads-es, TEDICIJS
!so l7-cwu Ralei-h North Carolina.
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WAsHi,Grus. AY'i S.-'rhc Vi uur:oin .tr'n ri
gat- /. ~ br ted f'r Sea unlneu'.I-y " b. - ~ o"
tile China srhinu, iu cuups with uiher y,s:e
not YET de-gna.e.i.
the Mason To Chius hn. been rendered % Hon.
Wm Is Reed of Phi nd-Iphn
The Naval Bnart h.ve commenced wrh :ht $50
of Commander Ogden. nn- of ii.. Gro pad Ge,..
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BALTIMntE APRIL :.

NEW YORK. apkiL S-F"u- las '''''',''
.l.- 81, .r,i,-rr 81 So iv G 81 St-'. hrhi O. "a ~
:, 6u VIM gt auG ~ change.
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THE NORFOLK NEWs" FOR SALE.
pESG seor: 10 remove from Norfolk, sn decIou.
n of sens. tie NEWS, tose,hc. with the JOE
OFFICE.
Tor ra:'-aa.on n regard to !he condition of the e'ao
.ia,s.a! .ii.:. Mr. Chas Os;, Daily News Oics ano
ts'c.n. e,c BAKER ?. LEE JL,
FesN..w Richmond
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WANTED TO PURCHtSE.-A tract Of timber
Nv land or wood land, say from 50 TO 500 acres
90 R!ver or some other navgabe stream. Address,
u Patiieular', stating location price distance from
nor &r, ALSO price Of wood per cord at landing.
,ss4ey Forge Post ofhce Pennsylvania
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NEW MODEL REPEATING PlsTOLa-Rs.
IL cslved to-day Q largo tsock Of Pi,tol Of every
n,.L. Cali and ses tia new styles the Petersburg
0rn warehouse, Oad strest c. LEONARD
Feb lQ-Sd
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able and useful representative 10 the mex, Lsasls.
trra.
Having unintenonnlly been the OF doing great
injnsce TO Nr. Mayo, take this opportunity Of reu
de.!ng hln partial justice.
p. EEAN, Reporter.
Richmond, April S,h, 1857.
COL. BENTON AGAINST EMANCIPATION.

SOb' lo-N AEaiNol EhANCiE tilO<t'
II wss mentioned a few dsys ago that Col. Benton
had written letter protesting against the movement
OF some of bis friends in Missouri in favor Of slave
emancipation. The substance of this letter. nearly
word for word is thu, given by the St. Louis Leader
81 saw with smazerient," writes Col. Benton,
the late abolition movement In the Legislature
and wrote Immediately TO Price, Rusk and others nj
Jefferson City TO denounce and repudiate it, These
persons ought 10 have cut themselves oose from ms
before !hey began such agitation. J: they intend.
ed to Start such question they should have let it
be known before !he election, nnd not have deceived
me.
"lwas told by mary that theee persons would
turn Out for abolition sitter the election but could
not believe il. That Stale asi'a:ioa of slavery
should be added 10 the National agitation the tins
we were dennunciug tbs National agitation was au
Incredible thing.
"Fnr persons oalnr themselves my friends. to
attack the pa;cy Of :-y, rhole life. 1.-THE italics sre
Col. Benton's;l 20 attack the policy of my whole
life, after making of iuy name to carry an cleo.
ton, 10 the greatest outrage nave ever experienced.
Not one OF them has ever approached me the cub.
iec or hos offered any explanation or Qualification,
for II 10 something which they can neither explain
nor Justify. They know perfectly we'll that intro.
duc.d the claus. agaip, emancipation into the Con
stution Of the State. with View to keep this Fla.
very agitation ort of politics, and that my whole life
bss beea opposed TO their present course"
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LAST LETTER FROM SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
The following litter from 81. JOAN Franklin 10 be
lieved to be the last received from bis pen. Ii was
never published before n America
"WHALE Fish ISLAND, BAY OF DIseo,l


"My Dear Sster-The APPEARANCE, dress, and
manners VI ihe Esqumaux bespesk that care Is taken
read the Bible with ease snd am told that when the
families are all collected, The children are obliged 10
attend school daily. looked in!o Of the huts
arranged with seats for this purpose. When ths min
lster comes over from Dice" he suPerinten5s The
school; al other times ths children are taught By /.
hnfcasie Z Equmaux. How delightful IL is 70 know
tha, the G"-pe spreading far and wide and will do
till us blessed truths disseminated through the
globe Everyship in these days ought to 90. furta
to strange land.. bearing among its officers mis-
.ionary spirit; and rnay God grant such a .pirt on
board this ship II Is my desire TO cultivate this
feeling. and ain encouraged 10 hope that We have
among us com. who will aid me in this duty. We
have divine service twice each Sunday, and
neve. witnessed a more attentive congregation
than We have. May the ssed soWn fall upon
good ground, and bring forth lruit abundantly tu
brother.
"tslgned,) JOHN FRAsxLIr."
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JOHN ffLsI Wa. Il. 1yLkk-
formerly Of ScotsvIle)
TYLER &: sGS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l3b. CAaY STREET kIcBMosp, Va,
SoLlciT copsiSa;nen,s Of rOoncco Flour, Wheat
Con- Batter, and Count Produce generally To the
s wsea Az; selection o: goods ordered their senior
gae' Jonn lvier (w!,h business experience Of over
" NEssts,' Will give MS personal a;teution.
Jan 3-r6m
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neoS2at :tOc ~ y i9S|ics
s5uaIeS. iroIn :oi iooaee
vrals, ns ov.l. half rounds, spg!e. hoops, esnds,
os,l rc,s morse saos iron.
AiSC-Rs. road chairs spies exles, bridge ooits ana
eoe, Plate All OF which viii DO eod At the lowest mar
is ,nce. R. ARCHER g. Co.,
f,5 27-c.: Arnory Rolling Mills
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TRVN siORE-For the convenience OF our custo-
l-.s AID the trade generally, We have opened sto's
op.s East SIDE OF Pearl street below Cory, where we
ia kce ecr.sn,ly hand gene:ul ortmentoi our
:on, uanciac'u.ed .: Virginia Charcoal Pig, vixi
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WISH 20 az. Z the ensuing year. number OF Goa
p.us.!. fsr whom full prices will be given. Du
IN, .ae pas, years not single serious seeioenth
IL. .. limb occurred In our underground opaanons
s.a q" -, -, ~ hi. CIV JOHN J. WERfH,
2S-r,. Agent
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TER Us
[edlc4I All Su-i 'ftcnoaNce-
~So SnalI.PUx Admired.
X ntiy<trIAN

lanes Bolton D. Grace street, between 4th mad a.h
r N,JI. II D lIrn prtwccp Broad and Marehel.
RT Coleman, II. D., corner 18th and Grace
p..;,.,. p,y.c,an-0r Wood Feb 26-cetn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-10
DglIEyUE HOSPITAL

TINS ln.,i:a;i3n - .t1s:ed on Cnu!c. ni' E,r
a3ad. Va 10 :@a.a;'ci. airy postea' sna Is iaf.
Missed wa c,e.y coaS.aeaes esseat!a! 70 .as
:r,,u.u, OF t..ase Tas 90, &C: OF ta's hospts 10
:a.a;.a n-dca ajd so5d uYrsnz spd suitable diet to
,cc servants. Gsausess az: vtAeT= .. Save not "nen
cck homes wa.c. -i:2.. - comforts on
me succ...:uI ,r.A,sa. i:5ss.e csn De given ne
49, In Wards sr 5c..., y .coi:oas Particular
,;,sn,ioa given 20 Su.ai-s. Case Ire undersigned
,.rs cir pe.so .a s:en:.!a &C s PseEis p!.cca uhoes
l7s. caa..s
colo-ed 7,:s:.. ..................Ssp per week.
Wci:ss .........'..'..'
P.vs:e Acco,crlcaa:oas -. 70
Tss.e -s.es all charges -. Bos.d Medicines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-10
l'sF CERTIFICATE OF VIRGINIA PER

i hereby given hs, application will be mnds
g. % the Tiessuts- Of the Commonw ealth Of rainia
.eae~a Of certificate of State per cent stock,
~. is'usd on The lst day Of November, 1885 in the
So sssa shs Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company,
T.oC-'aid certificate having been Lest or nislaid
SS.reh lo-cw3m w. Z DRINKARD
tST TO HAND--A t,esh supply Of WATCHES,
iwc:La c:LancRS, JEWELhY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GOODS &C., which will DO sold low at the sign
80 Mas Ola Street, Petersburg. Va.
C. LEONARD,
bA,, Repaises Of Watches. Clocks, Jswelry, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
WALL PAPER, CHEAPRR TnAN EVER

AYE will sell line vide heavily glazed wall raper
w ssh aud 3TS ceais which formerly sold and - now
selling elsewhere At 80 and 50 cents per bolt The paper is
in perfect order and the only cerr this induce
purchasers b that the papers, at tie usual prices
too high for te market. Wsave also In hands very
dne assortment Of cheap paper which offer very low.
Al o. Just received books among them the private
eorrSpondcnee OF Daniel Webster by his Son; Viva. By
Mrs SsuhwoTth Travels In Europe; BY tanseuS inquire
within; The days OF my LItc School Gmuselncnts; Graca
Atahsr, MIS- pennisen; &c haps
Of Western STATES for 90; also fall assortment OF Sshool
aud Blank Rocks, L., Ae.
->-rtss'iasls uresLi-
rvI No III Main St wheeling, Va