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The Tribune and British Courage.

1t will be very discouraging to the English
when the New York Tribune reaches England ano
they hear ii positively declare, I'VE will not join
in the noisy chorus which, In Great Britain is now
extoliing to the skies the bravery of the troops
that took Delhi by storm" This is melancholy
Without the Tribune's applause, the warriors o
Delhi may bid goodbye to Immortality. The Tri
bune 10 jrdge of pluck, and 1t declares that the
prodigies of prowess performed by the Anglo,
Saxon besiegers were no great shakes after ALL
This is too bad. Let the British government send
over at once and employ the great military genius
at the head of the Tribune to command the British
troops. He is the only white man in the world
who ID match for Nena Sahib.
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IMPORTED sos TIT psILY psspsrCH.
rnfs ,st,,ls.is on .tl4s. i l.ss.

PROCEEDINGS On susaaE.ss.
W asHsuTos Disc. .easils.-fAe annual report
OF tue Secretary OF the Treasury was received .,d
Rad.
Mr.. pngh, Of Ohio, gave notice Of HIS Intention
to introduce bill for the Improvement Of the Ohio
river.
Mr. Gwin, Of California. gave notice OF his in
tention 10 Introduces bill TO organize the territory
of Altoona; ALSO "a bill to authorize the construc-
ton Of three Pacific railways aud teiegraphs.
The Presiden''s mes .se was taken up and Mir.
Douglas made speech of TIVE hours ON the kansas
| question. taking ground against the Leeomptou
movement. Mr. Bigier replied, aud % sharp diis-
logue ensned between the two Senator's
The Senate then went into executive session.
Houss.--The House proceeded to the election OF
printer. Mr. Smith, Of Va. offered areseution for
| the appointment of committee OF three to inves
| tigate the subject of public printing Rejected.
Mr. SrE .DaaS. of Ohio, was then elected PRINT
! err by majority of thirty.
| After occupying an hour in drawing for seiats
| the House adjourned.
| TIt is understood that Mr. A. d. Banks, OF Viz
| giuia, will be a DO partner with Mr. steadman the
two sharing equally in the expenses aud profits o.
/ the printing 1t is further intimated that they
will establish newspaper in Washington before
| the close Of the year -EDs.
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The statues.

The bronze statues of Patrick Henry and Jeffer
son are beginning to assume q dark and weather
beaten look, which does not add to the dignity OIL
beauty of their appearance. They are looking al
present rather like gigantic sepoys than civilized
white Americans. The lamented Crawford, before
his death, left directions for restoring the orig
ins complexion of the statues, in the event of such
a discoioration as has occurred which We hope ina,
be promptly employed
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THANKSGIVING Day.

1t is said that Beecher Co, awaited themselve,
Of the last Thanksgiving Day preach up seditiol
. and civil war. This is one way of showing pou'
gratitude for the mercies of Heaven. The late
financial panic has injured the vocation of the alb
olitionisrs, and they are in any thing but thank
ful mood.
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Inhunaanity.

Some of the French papers are hugely distressed
at the inhumanity of the British soldiers in Delhi
Perhaps it, instead Of putting the sepoy scoundrels
to the sword. they had smoked them to death as
old Peissier did the Arabs, they would have prov
ed themselves merciful and compassionate. The.
might have learned from the French Revolution
some lessons of civilized warfare.
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CHARGE OF FnLIEusTEEIsM--Thomas J. Mackey
has BEEN examined before the q. S. Commissioner
in Charleston, S. c. upon the charge of violation
of the neutrality laws in fitting out an expedition
70 Nicaragua, in the service of Gen. Walker. The
defendant was bonnd over, in the sum of $4,000, Il
answer at the January term Of the U. S. Distric'
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HoS. EDWARD EvERErT.-This distinguished ger
tleman, has replied to invitation to repeat hi.
address on the character of Washington before the
citizens of Savannah, saying that it will afford him
the greatest pleasure to comply with their wishes
On his anticipated Southern tour.
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John F. Carter, Esq of Ia late assistant Edi
tor of the Union, has been appointed Chief Cleri
to the Clerk of the House of Representatives,.
Jubilee College. at Peoria Illinois, was burned
down on Friday. The students lost much of theii
property. but the library, cabinets and furniture
mostly saved.
Edward A. Lu.z, was shot and mortally W ~und
cd, in WASH 9ton. Thursday nj hit, by Jane
powers, who was arrested
Letters from Constantinople announce the death
of Mrs. Hamn. wife of Rev. MIR. Hamlp, mission
sry of the American board, now stationed al
Bebek.
Gov. Walker made speech at the ST. Nichola.
celebration in ~ T., on Monday night
Thomas Darcy McGee has been nominated f
the Canadian Parliament by portion OF the ell
Gems OF Montreal
Gen. Tenn Thumb now in France, is said 30 BIZ
very dangerously i'll.
VIM. Wayne, old and retired merchant o
Pbladelphis, committed suicide last Monday
Ellsbnry johnson, uHder sentence OF DEATH es
capped from the Jail of Buucombe c. UNITY n. c.. Oh
the night OF the 3oth ult.
Before leaving Norfolk ex President pearee ha
q pleasant Interview with Ex-Governor Tazeweli.
The bill prayIuBg for State ami to railroads LA,
been defeated in the Georgia Legislature.
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SunerstfttOM.

The Southern Monitor Gays that Astrology and
Fortune Telling are considerably patronized i'll
Philadeiphis. A good many people in these hard
times have had their fortunes told without the
bother of consulting the Fortune Tellers.
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FRoM THE PLNNs.-The st. Louis Democra
learns that news has been received at Fort Leayen
worth from Majors and Russells trains, for Utah
that the government animals were dying in grea
numbers on the plains.
Col. Hoff nan, who left Fort Leavenworth tn.
last of October, arrived at st. Louis on Suuday
uight. lie brings 10 news of the Utah expedi
ton.
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HoMiciDg.-A young man, ramed John j. Cal
houn, was murdered by James Thompson. in a
house of ili-fame, at Columbus, Ca, on Friday
night last Thomnson Was arrested.
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TIE DEPARTMENT REpoRTs.-We commence this
morning the publication OF the documents accou,.
panying the Presidents message, commencing
with the report of the Secretary of the Treasury,
which we have abridged for our columns, retaicing
the material and most interesting portions.
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THE MIppLEsEx MILLS AND THE FAILURE OF
LAWRENCE. STONE Goa preliminary investiga
tion held in Boston. on the 7th instant, into
the affairs of the MiddleseX nills, as connected
with the failure of Lawrence Stone Co. George
II. Kuhn, the recently appoir ted treasurer, made
financial statement, which fy vote of the stock
holders, was laid on the table After much discus
sion, resolution was adopted appointing con,
mittee of five, with full powers TO investigate thu
affairs of the company, and determine whether tn.
work of the mills shall be continued, and TO repor
At meeting OF the stockholders within thirt,
DAYS.
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H. ACAaD-TorHE MEMBERS OF THE LvGIsI arug,
AND erRASoERs VISITING THE cIrY-I have now in stor
the nnest assortment OF Boots and shoes that hay,
ever been able to offer to the public having yistc
europe IN the early part of the preseot year, ant
.hsre made selections 81 the fnest assortment OF
uovas no'h OF manufactured work and raw mate
.ha. mas ever been osred for sale in this or an,
@her city This with my own manufacture. ars, =
well selected assortment Of Northern w.,I s,a
s.ock the most complete to select from OF .nv i,
Va, AL IN want Of goo work and At fair nr,.a
House Of s.r@ aha.actnrins
de TIT .aiLL,
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THE Presidents MEssAGE.-The National Inteili
gencer, at the close Of brief comment on the
message, says, "we have only to repeat for the pres
ent the exr ression Of our qualification at the
greater part Of its contents, while of its genera
and spirit 1t hardly be necessary to SPEAK
n terms of praise, admirable is The style which
It preserves throughout"
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AdxefSeemento nor tho DIsPASS1 .'s
"a IN By ~ Sciock ii the ataer1aoa, IN order % Ap
OAR the Asxt day. Tie heavy pres safe ~ aaver.
tissmeus, UNION the ooiamns OF car paper ~aIi not
49,. - .hs,r rscantion alfer the hour named.
sszasze.xssrsz@zx -
rsi Thaver,s Vfrginta Settlement.
o., ,.aaars are aware that that smart Yankee
vi, rh.yer. has established . fres-Soil Colony ia
cere,o. wayne county, Va. Que Of the settler
Thomas j. Lewis, gives q gloomy picture Of the
concern In . letter to the Bosts Daily Bee. lie
SAYS his oh3ect In writing 10 10 prevent others from
being deceived or imposed upon, as he thinks be
has beel, by the Published newspaper reports and
letters written By the cereao Company. He says
that the settlement consists of twenty persons
tive brick kilns, an old farm house and barn, re"
wooden shsuties, and unfinished printing ONCE
TIE 500 900 worth Of stock said to have eeeh sakea
up by Nisginsans iu thirty minutes. consisted Pfih
eipally OF laads owned by Ptr5,n'aaS ON WINCH 'h'
new city 10 10 be built, and WHICH nas oeeh cut up
into yxry small lois, 20 by les, and 70 oy ioo Rect
and sold az suction at frens on 70 ,oo ooisfs per
lot oue.shird ash and the remainder IN ten years,
win interest The correspondent thinks 1t will
be from six to twelve months before the settlement
Fan Le made comfortable for the eassern emigrants
and tina. probably the company wonid not be able
60 obtain full possession OF Of the lands until
emigraats are badly accommodated at an old farm
house, which 10 used Tor hotel At dollar per
day.
He 10 also much disappointed In the weather.
He declares that he finds the climate anything but
the "sunny SOUTH" and that he hs scarcely had
. glimpse of the sun for week. If they had set
tea 10 Eastern Virginia. they would have found 1,
warm enough He speaks of four inches of ice in
his wash bowl, . cold, driving snow storm, and IL
informed that the winters In Wayne last about five
months. Mud 10 plenty. lumber scarce, lands are
not cheap. II il doletul letter that the unhspp,
Thayerite writes, and shows pisiful beginning OF
Thaysr's grand swindie.
We trust that the gloomy epistle may discourage
others from being duped by Thaycrs fine pro
misses Apart from the abolition feature of the
emigration, which would kill 1t outright If IL
possessed any of the ordinary elements Of success
it 10 q speculation that won't pay, and is not de
signed to pay anybody but Thayer.
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nay PROTECTION BUILDING FUND CON-
pANY-The reg liar monthly meeting OF the Com
pany will be hill THIS EVENING, at their room,
az IL o'clock Dues received during the day az III
Main street. u. ToWNSEND. secy.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoNs.-Ansel Phelps wa
reelected Mayor of Springfield, Mass, on Monda,
u. ii. Dunbar. Republican. waa reelected Mayu
of New b. dford a ha X. RI II rs electe Ma,o
or Of Lawrence.
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BANK OF WnMiSGToS.--This bank has declared
dividend of four per cent, and will also carry to
the continent fund about ga per cent.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrIFIcArR.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing %
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do her =
by certify that the above Is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, rs they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
Y. c. BARBER, S,vou, f,ov,,..
l.. p. DUGAS, S"oih Yum 10
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, De-
cember 9TH, LAST. LEWIS LEVY. j. P.
ExPLANATIoy.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
il the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number mis- in are emit
lied to $40 in addition to any other Prize which the
aboYe drawing may entite it to. Halt, Quarter and
z ghth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme sold in
the following places, viz No. 93ts, $60 400. not sold
No. 3s5a9: $3a000. Boonyile, Ark, and Mobile, Ala
o. AZ .222.. $40 600. Newberyport Mass and Kings
ton. Tenn. No. ls.4!3 5000, Cassvllle. Ga. No
1892 8 .ooo, Newman; da No ~ go, 81. 900 Louis
81 500. Richmond. Va
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DG~ ask especial attention to the
large sale of Law and Nj E0US BOOKS.
to take place THIS AFTERNOON. at nv store, NO.
$50 Main street. HENRY w. QuARLEs, Auct.
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~ PURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT, tie
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA
will meet TOMORROW morning. at IL O'clock, A.
~ ss ING ROsr. J. MORRISON,
de OFT Chairman Executive Committee.
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m- CARD ask special attention to
INV large sale of Dry Goods and Ready Made Cloth
ing THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Terms 50 days credit, ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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Tak NAIAb QuEAs AT raE TaEArEx-The maYnis
cent spectacle Of the "Naiad Queen which proved
exceedingly popular here last season, will be pro
aaeed Tonight, with all Its former splendor OF
scenery. decorations and stage effects To tho.s a,
our rssders who are familiar with the peculiar a,
txsesions of the piece 1t Is unnecessary 10 aasra
Avord ~ the way Of commendaiion; but In or1.,
to induce The attendance Of strangers, we nsy r.
mark that II 10 one Of the most beautiful renre
ssntssions Of It's kind ever placed upon the stag,
That the house will DO crowded, we entertain \,
doubt.
Tie juvenile portion Of our community will hay
40 opportunity Of attending the isvee Of the Nais,
Queeh ON Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. James Virgins, Boston merchant, purpo
SEES to bring a suit against city railroad comps.
n.y. for having been elected from car because h.
refused to pay his fare. The car WAS full, and til.
reason Of his refusal to pay WAS, that he was not
nrnyi6ei with a
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hSy@ AUCTION Groceries, Whiskey,
Leath :. &C., THIS MORNING, by
de 10 l. g. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts,
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SUDDEN DEATH AND MURDER.--In Cincinnati on
Sunday afternoon last, Frank S. Mcclure went into
the store of Messrs Beattie Anderson for the pur
pose Of talking upon his business matters with Nj.
t3eattie About an hour afterwards Mr.. Mcclure was
seen to fall from the front step the store. anu
when picked up it was found that his skull hao
been fractured. He died from the effect Menda,
night. Beattie, before the coroner's jury, testified
that. after parting with Mr.. Mcclure in the store
he returned to the counting room and then Learo
IL noise at the DOOR On going thither he fonnG
Mr.. Mcclure lying on the sidewalk, and he sup
posed that in passing out of the door the deceased
had caught his foot in something which threw
him out upon the sidewalk, causing the Injuries
that resulted fatally. Mr.. Beattie was arrested
on the affivadit Of Samuel Mitchell, accusing him
him of the murder of Mr. Mcclure by striking him
on the head with an iron bar. Beattie was held to
bail in $4,000. The parties were We'll known and
highly respectable,
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CONSULAR ADvIcE-The Swiss consul in New
York counses his countryneu at home agains
migrating to the United States for the present
aud Until the times grow better.
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nag DECEMBER 9rH 1851 have just
receives, the following desirable articles: Ladies and
Misses Wersted Caters Ladies' and Misses Worsted
mets: Ladies' Wcrsted Hoods. Nubies Clouds, ha-
chefs and Sontaes ready made to order rcn hiack
Button Trimmings. New supplies OF w1rs,eus; slh.
gle double I'd 1apesses ie of the latter for knitting
shawls and Blankets. have the most complete as
a,rt,nant aver offered S. HIRSH,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
do iu--6t% cog Main street.
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"a EAxcsM SENTENCED TO DEArR.--Sentence Of death
I ras passed ON csncemi, tho murderer. ia n. T.,
90 Tuesday Exceptions have been taken to the
ruling Of the Court the trial. and these will %.
] 70 the Court IL Appeals Cancelli when ssksd
Ehat he had 70 say Why sentence should moi h.
psssed upon him. replied through an tpterpreter.
Il an inrocent Of the charge. .All the witnssss.
pes3nrsd themselves they were hunted 40 by
ths police and bsthsrs Of this city.
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TuE ANGIn SAXON ARRIVED

PORTLAND. Dec s--The steamship Anglo Saxon
has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th .uit.
Her advices have been anticipated by the Baltic,
She arrived Yesterday at New York.
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~ fosTAisKs CREAM OF WILD FIowERs-A s.a
grant preparation for the toilet, for washing ~
wing, removing ian, frccsles and all inperies items
sold BY all druggists, and by
w. PETERSON,
~ ~ Richmond, Va
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~ TEMPERANCE MEETING.-LAFAY-
rrrs DIVISION. No. Is, s. of r., will hold public
I'nnPERANCE MEETING, at the Methodist
Church in Manchester, on THURSDAY EVENING,
at TX o'clock Seyc al addr-s ses may be expected
Tht Divisions of Richmond and vicinity are invited
" JUN VIVA ~ W. JOS r. GILL K. 8
,garchas,or nac & 1851 de 9-2t*
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sszl WORCESTER'S PIANOS
s.esysAssly Ell AGENCY 81 Main street
91V1f A s NOR r. RI sss,, boz
would respectfully suggest to purchasers Of
PIANOS, that there is much difference in the
qualities of Pdn0S there is in the brands Of Fio
lr grades IF Whe0t and Tobacco, and to those who
regard the value OF Piano for its musical excel
euce, should examine and inform themselves wher
"W0kI ESrER'S PIANOS are made upon homer.
md are equal to any made in the world"
v. I. Commercial Adyt7ttSer.
"Thalberg and Gottschaik have inaug, "a; ed q new
furoF for the sweet haimoDits of the Piano Forte -
there is one OF those charming instruments u.s.
made by Worcester, which for its power of a" tor
for the richnes clearness and sweetness of tone j.
the more remal kable. from the fact of its having
in use twelve years This manutacsnry Well
maintains its old reputation for the durability of lis
Instruments. Being intended for use. rather then
mere show, they are made i'll the most substail-
ial manner, anj for this reason, specially com
mend them to our Western ana Southern readers -
theleXtra time and labor expended on many Pianos to
make them sell We /. is put upon Norcesers
nents 10 render them more lasting and to defer the
necessity Of repairs for logger period. The frailty
with which many Instruments for Southern Use are
made and the unskillfulness Of most persons at q
distance trem large cities who profess repair and
une them very often, rs famili = know by expert
nee, render them almost unfit for ter year or
wo. For these reasons, the Worcester Piannis nor
My afforded at less now, but is subject to less
risk and expenditure hereafter in keening in tune y
Halls ". \. J0nraal.
l am constantly supplied with wore ESfEk'S
PA rOS, and ak an examination of them from pro-
irssors, amateurs and the trade.
A. MORRIS
de LOST 81 Main street.
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dal0--3t

Res FOR NEW YORK.-The
>Ef ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, will re-
ssLeeA.lklLS ceiye fright all day during the da
Ekxs.s2of FRIDAY, and leave her wharf al
ocketts, SAL UKDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Passengers can either get On board heie or l. ave
,ere Sa1UnDAY EVENING. by the petersburg
:.rs, and get on board at City Point.
Tickets and Berths secured at our office. South
side. of Basin. LUDLAM WATSON
do
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To THE EbIToRs OF THE RICH

-. To THE EbiToRs OF THE RICH
49, MoSD DIsPsTcH-in reply to the publica-
taken from tie Paris (Ky.) Flag, permit me to say
that there never was firm of "Green Walker"
aud therefore 1t could not have failed, 10 never
isIed. At the commencement OF the present peeu-
MARY crisis, Mr. Walker was in Kentucky, where he
usually purchased large quantities of mules, and ne
cessarily had drafts falling due and to mature TWO
creditors becoming alarmed at the many failures
taking place In every part of the country sued and
held him to bail This crested panic among the
other Western creditors, who, at Mr.. Walker in
stance, sent committee to hiChmoDd TO look into
his affairs. Most of these debts had considerably
time to nm. After arriving here and making a f,l
examination. tie committee were paid half of the
entire Western debt, and the other hall, including
the debts sued on. have been satis torily arranged
NV business has not heen suspended i'll any mas Der
whatever, ami will be prosecuted as formerly.
All papers which quoted from the Paris Flag, Will
please iusert this in tlieir next issue.
December 3th b. w. GREEN.
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The above card has been shown TO ME, and the
facts stated in it correct. | shall procee with
my business of selling stock and be happy TOT rnlsb
my old customers and the public generally.
EDWIN WALK EK.
December Attn. 1857. de 5-56tdcw4t
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CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DE
GREE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9-John ctaggett. who has been
on trial here for the last eight days for killing
Jerome b. White six weeks ago, at the High street
Hotel, was to-day convicted of murder in che
second degree.
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no FOUNDERS, CABINET. MAKERS

T'O FOUNDERS, CABINET. MAKERS
l. AND C0ACH-MAKERS.-Th town of CsSrks-
vile, Va. is Of the most eligible locations in the
country, for tho business Of u foundryman, ca6-
lage of 800 TO 300 Inhabitants; is the fth to-
bacco market in Virginias Is the centre nf a deuse
popui ,tion of wealth aud refinement, aud can fur
nsii just much bu mess any one establishment
either in the foundry business. or IN the cabinet
trade, or in coach making, could possibly do. And
realized necessarily, there would be no campeti
ton Whatsoever.
This advertisement is published with The hope
that persons competent to manage thsee different
departments OF industry, will be induced 20 remove
to Carksvile for the purpose Amy letter Of inquiry
will be answered Address
SEVERAL CITIZENS
de e-dlw Carksyille Va.