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JOHN DOOLEf,
HAT MAN FACT URER.
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALERIs
HATS, FURS, HATTERS' TRIMMINGS, &C., &c.
(sl. Main Styes,s. Richmond, yal
EXIOpLD respectfully inform, tho Trade that he
w has no In Store bis full supply Of HATS. VI
of the newest and fashionable styles for the -
~ SPRING TRADE OF l55a
Hs old Gu TONERS his sincere thanks Tor their long
continued svors and are solicited still continue their
valued patronsge-whie urgently invited
TO examine one Of the largest stock al HATS ever offered
TO the public 10 this market
March 23-lm JOHN DOOLEf.
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DIASO AND VOCAL INSTRUC.
u TlONS-n few weeks will HgainS 0[1f5an81
resume giving Instruction Ia the above
branches. II
Apply IL Messrs. Hablston 4 Bro, No. l69 Main
Street who also have the selling OF the Chckerng Piano
Fortcs. NATIFL. CARUSl.
DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE
TRIED NASH'S PlASOSI
III. we ask OF persons wishing TO pur- <ulalnEs
"A chase PIANOS Ia, that they Will give
ours trial before going elsewhere and iifT w
We hi, 10 please ii will be 1T our own expense.
r.. 7. NASH, BOOK and Piano Seller,
Dec II Petersburg, Va.
NUNS & CLAKK'S SUPERIOR PIANOS.
VNllE subscriber is now receiving fur
II Their supply Of Pianos from the above
celebrated manufactured. ;at his Music STOREY \ "
No Les. Main street
Feb II p. TAYLOR.
a., =, =, &C,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WIN. F. WATSON. sAmL BATIY
WATSON e. BAYLY,
ATTORS At Law,
DRACTICE in all tho courts OF the city nf Richmond
u and cnuntics of Henrico and Chesterfield.
VIM F. Watson. United States Commissioner and Com
missioner in Chancrry.
Samuel T. Rayly Commissioner of United States Court
OF Clnms Commissioner ot Deeds etc, and Notary
Public.
Office on Bank street, in Goddin's Building.
Ian Atm
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAXINE INauRANC

INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Okee No 49, Main STREET, Richmond Pir9iaia
Capital O,OO0i
1NONTlEUES to insure, on favorable terms. against
u loss damage sy fire. the dangers OF the and
inland transportation.
1t has furnished the pub reliable protection gains
loss from the abo hazards for 26 years-hsvng paid
l4r without unjust ii,igadon to the of over
D, 100000.
Dwellings, storcs, parehousas mills. factories iou1-
res depots bridges barns slabes mcrchand Sc urni.
turc and produce and shirs their cargoes and freight
and almost every kind Of lfoperty insured at lair
premium.
Applications addressed 10 the presids Secretary
will receive prompt attention
No charge tor policy survey In any case.
DIRECTORS w. l.. Cowardin, President Jos Allen, H
l. Kent William Palrer A. Il. Parker, J. A. nloes J. F.
Wadsworth, VIM Beers Tho. Samson, c w Purcell,
j P Winston II. A. Claiborne, Patrick Cullen q. W.
smith, r l.. Winston, II w Frv. aud S. T. Pulllam.
WIN. l.. COWARDIN President.
WILLIAM WILLIE, Scc'Ty. March ls-tf
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NOTICES.

-tAsCEST consumers of Gss 10 Madison Ward
as hereby notified that il they fail to pay their gas
s1't Il. hour Of O'CLOCK. 7 NJ, to-day, they will
VIA according t. the requirements of the follow.
'N's'' l'om the ordiaatce concerning the Gas
'a".'eH..a unpaid for ten days next after that on
~ H" eHted, the clerk shall notify the superin
~ sho .aa!i Cause the gas TO DO stopped from the
80 IL respect 10 which the default exists, and not
.
Undersigned will Dr. in bis Office from o'clock,
,OjoclOck, ~ T. r. HARRISON.
~ 2I--lt Clark (,itv Gas Worka
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KEEN, BALDWIN d co

KEEN, HALDWIN q Gu
HAVE NOW In store. and constantly receiving the
III largest and attractive stock at FINE SPRING
CLOTHING, and Gentlemen FURNISHING GOODS,
ever seen in city State which they ask the at
en,on of pur ,hsseg: as embracing great variety Of
the stes, aud ost fashionable manner and warranted In
all respects. The recent panic in the money market
gave them great advantages the mspufacture Of their
present stock and they can and DO offer the greatest In
ducsmepts.
"E1cel,or" Ia our motto, and friend. and the pub
lie generally may DO assured that We ahs maintain the
reputation we have enjoyed for the past twenty years.
selling superior quality clothing at moderate prices
Call and see for yourselves
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will open SALE
FnTl and FANCY ARTICLES 1T the LECTURE Roon
Kun S.a street, between Grace and Franklin,) on
En-. ga lnst, a, o'clock. p. Mo be continued
|atsSDAY night
[''s OF Refreshments will be abundsntly supplied.
.aSAh'!y attended, for the accommodation OF those
=! fA'rnnize them through each day and evening
f'oce"d, OF the SALE with the exception OF one oil
- VIII be applied to che support of Domea,c
III Virgins, under direction of 1.-The Domestic
NY Society," ~ Richmond" The patronage Of the
FySahy re.pe1ully solicited.
fN>sioN FREE. March a0-d5t
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their no es.
KNOWLES s. WAI.PORD.

y1yHE WEEKLY SOCTH.-M the Instance Of
many persons In different parts of the country,
have received To issue Weekly Edition OF THE SOUTH
This Edition will contain the Chief Editorial and Lite.
ray articles Of the daily paper besides variety OF news
and commu ncn tons.
The WEEKLY SOUTH will be seht to single subscriber
Tor year tho OF g. but clubs, OF three
or more will be furnished ut the following rates:
For three copies. s. 20
- nve ~
In every case the money mu.t nphny tho order
The first number of the WEEKLY SOUTH will DO issued
in a few days Persons wishingu complete file send
their names in Immediately.
Feb o5--sw&W2W ROGER PRYOR.
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TO EE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN MAR

ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND HUNDRED EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets II
NIPICENT SCHEME
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StTATEMENT, JANUARY lST. 1S5S-THE
- MUTUAL RENEFTr LIFE INSURAEE COMPAEfH
KNOWLES & WALFGRD, Agents,
Office 81 Pearl street. Richmond, Va.
balance per settlement January !st, 1857 isi52 ID
Received premiums and interest
during wear 1857 ............. SG75Ul7 81
Paid losses by DEATH expenses,
&c In 1857 PCT ,4l3 20
407 GOA 6s
81, s92, il6 81
Dividends paid the Insured la ls,7 79l IA
NETT BALANCE JAsuAAY 1883 81 7I3, a95 II
In less than II years this Compa.
ny has paid for losses by ..
death ......................l,7O 4, 34s S.
It has paid to tie Insured in dtvi.
dends .......................l.00 600 500 n
And has a surplus capital Of. o.7i3 3a1 ~
--a 454,27s 10
This Company PAYS AssUAL DIVIDEND Of rs PER
CENT in CASH those who pay their premiums In cnsh
Those giving their notes for portion OF their premiums
are credited their es.
March 2o-c2w KNOWLES s. WALPORD
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BY Z. Is. COOK =. 90 AJ;CT's

~ ItmItoES--lhis day. al a O'Clock. viii srI
March 81 't,G|,rI,r ~ ~, So.
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tllCTJAN SAFES.
ri UiChiSSOS. MI d CS-',,,3,-
by %. u. TILLIAM d 90 ht-,,.
Bi HECT0R DAVIS AUtI

~ E"hOES-We will sell II likely E"gro.- III al .
y "oh' ID our uthce, al y: O'Clock to-day.
March =? " ~,
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NOTICE TO STAGE OWNERS
PROPOSALS will be received by the Virginia Cen
II trail Rail Road Company. from proprieors 81
lioS with this Company to the Virginia Springs
BY order of the Board
March -tl5thApri FONTAlHE. President.
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tIIr, 90 McDtClNES.
-. Ro6lhSOS INVITE the special attention
4; -. Physicians to their largo and varied a.
80. y, rromlam Surgical Instruments, which In.
!, .fly every new improvement 10 this department
A. ~, shd rare remedies lately introduced among
|. h. ~, me Compounds of Quinnia, Quinidia. Gin
Iodine, Deiphiuia, Digitalin, Ferrocysn.
:. ., ,Anstes. &c, &c :"
-. ,.a r; F,sY.,-i.9r., prepared by themselves
IA, p,. ANA Mechanics Institute AWARDED the
s,is pare-'he same Us are dispensed by the sub.
~ extensive city prescription and physiciaus'
aiun. LAl0LEY 4 ROBINSON.
SswU I Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy,
): 10 n;us aad payticians' Fur alslihg atore.
0i a. Noiner 18th and Franklin sts Richmond.
S.,,bS 81 GUANO, in bags, for sale byt
E. II. SKINNER l. CO.
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W VI. a X e Err COCK r
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

RIcHMosD, Va.
Ill practice in the city. and IN thu county ~ i
Hy lrrhrld March l--h&cLnI
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AYRR'S CATHARTIC PILLS!

FILLS lhHl ~ EILLO.
nROF. HAYES, State Chemist, Of Msssachusetts, says
they are the best Of all Pills, and annexed are the
men who certify that DR.. Hayes knows:
II. J. GARDENER, Gov. of Mass.
EMORY WASHBURH, Ex-Governor Of Mass.
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut.. Governor of Mass.
E.. NJ. WRIGHT, Secretary State OF Mass.
Holm r. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop OF Boston.
Prof JOHN TORREY. of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, New York City.
DIR. G. T. JACKSON, Geoiogiss of the Public Lands Of
the United States.
MEN THAT r MEN.
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rspidity, we may mention
Cosnveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn; Headache, arising from a foul stomach,
Nausoau, Indigestion, Morbid inaction of the Bowels, and
pain arising thcrefrom; Rlanlcncy, Loss OF Appetite; all
UlceFous ana Cutaueous diseased. vnich require an
Evscuent Medicine; Scroula or Kings Evil. They also
by purifying the blood aud stimulating tho system, cure
many complaints which it would not be supposed they
could reach; such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neural.
sa and Nervous Irrisability, Derangements Of tue Liver
and Kidneys; Gout, and other kindred complaints, arising
| f.ou: e low STATE Of the body, of GGssrvctohs OF its Ednc-
! dono. They arc the best Purgative Medicine ever dis.
covered. and you will but need 70 use them once 10
know IL.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER, Lowell. Mas.
Sold, In Richmond, by PURCELL, LApp & Co., FISHER
& WINSTON, w. PETERSON, Dove g. Co.. DUvAL e. Nor.
TON, and all druggists. Feb 6-d&c2m
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DNtNLS " THNnS
March ll-d&olm Proprietors, New York

T-THE SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN
inventive genius, not only over that Of our English pro.
eenitors, but indeed Of all other nations have become too
tangible to be disputed. It was notorious at the Worlds
Fair in London, that the Americans far outstrippod all
others in the useful inventions which they supplied. We
beat the English in vessels, railroads, and manufactures
by power. We are beating them in the scientific arts Of
Chemistry and Medicine. as we have long beat the rest Of
shown in the fact that tho principal remedies of the allied
armies Of the East are furnished from the Laboratory of
our own countrymsn Dr.. J. c. AVER of Lowell 10 filing
orders for immense quantities of hs Cherry Pectorsl and
Csthsrnc Pills, for both the land and sea forces in Tur.
kew. His medicines have been tried and approved by
those in power who have found them the most reliable
which they could procure for the e~xigeucies In which
thew are to be employed in. ! City Times.
Sold BY the principal Dfuggics In Rishmend and else.
vhero, April ll-lm
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SALE OF THE HUGUENOT SPRINGS AND


TIME properly is offered for sale in consequence of the
proprietor's long and continued i'll health.
The whole tract Is estimated to contain 100 acres In
Powhatan. on James River, II miles above Richmond.
and about ~ miles from the Richmond and Danyilie Rail
Road. Has on it a quantity of line wood and '',nhcr, sui.
ficicnt for use OF springs and tHrm. To &c divided into
two tracts to suit eurchascrs, perhaps shotting l5O rcres to
the springs, and 64o to the fHrnt
Connected WIN the spriaya IS large hote, a number
OF cabins. ana n hands9fne ORNAMENTAL cottage. anornias
in all accommodation sufficient Tor probably aO0 yi-itnr.;
also, stabire, xitchen ana o'hfr outnouses, Downing "icJ
md BLIZZARD saloon, oath mousse; two Ice Donsrs, spring
house, &c, all well nnit OF gooo materials; Inc "a'rrs
ARE hree-Sulphur Chalyhcatc md a combination oil inc
two. highly esteemed for bathing. The spring waters are
mild, and we'll suited To ~invigoratc feeble constitutions.
There are also three wells, all Of fine water for domestic
purposes. Thes: springs were kept az u watering place
tor about s"n gears during 'he 'ale pf. hoyspoh . nc ana
The situation is healthy, in e good Dciahboraood, and
the scenery around is unusually striking and picturesque,
OF which a more detailed description may be found near
the close OF DR.. Moorman WORK on the virginia springs
The other portion OF %" uact ohs on "A Gom'orthnie
dweIhns house ior q sinai ,"mny'h arg ana coi,in1u,.
Gus hItr' win ihresh'ns inacune, an ice mouse, ana %tA"r
"nt.h9nses. II has, a. Is SUPPRESSED hooat i5o acres Oh me
river 10" grounds. me . 10 sood cuniva,loh. ~ - Ie
growing crops OF NncaI, COIH, oats anu lODaccpi VIII ~
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Rep OsTETTRR's BITTERS-Facts c.unot be
questioned. when the people of any country bear tosti.
mony In mass, as in the sase of DR.. J. HosrErrEn's sTo.
MACH BrrrKRs. Not ouly have we the individual EVIL.
dence of the land, but almost every paper in the Union Is
commenting upon the great benefit derived from the use
of these celebrated Bit,ers; besides various diplomas
chanics' Institute, al their Thirteenth Annual Exhibition,
at Cincinnati, where the Committee was composed Chief.
ly Of Physicians In the citj. These are weighty facts that
cannot help but convince the most credulous that it is at
least worthy of trial. Fer Dyspepsia 10 any form these
Bit1ers are a certain cure when used as per directions on
bottle.
For sale by all the principal ~drugs,ats, and dealers go.
nerslly. April l0-d&cws
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BANCROFT'S
NEW VOLUME.-THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
LITTLE b OWS & CO.,

Have now In Press and will PUBLISH on the first of May,
The HIsroRY or THE UNITED STATES. Vol. VII.
Being Volume !, of the American Revolution. By GEO.
BANCROFT. Octave. Uniform with the previous Vols.
rINHls Is tho first of four volumes which will embrace
tho period of the American Revolution, from the
Blockade Of Boston to the Treaty Of Peace at Paris, in
and unpublished sources-the history of the nation during
the first portion of this eveutul period, including
the Blockade Of Boston Harbor, the general organiza.
ton of the country, the alteration of the Charter of Mas.
sachusetts, the resistance Of the people Of Massachusetts
the spirits OF the South, the Congress of l774, the progress
Of measures in England, France and elsewhere, the bat.
ties of Lexington and Concord. the Siege of Boston. the
Congress OF the choice Of Washington Ms Command
erin.Chiet, the Battle of Bunker Hill, etc. etc
As there will be doubtless Il great demand for the lIisto.
y of the Revolution, independent of the preceding 20
lumes of the work, these four volumes will also be pub.
ished separately, as the AMERICAN REVOLUTION. NoLS.
1. II. III. Nv. with title page and binding to correspond.
The first volume will be issued in May, and the others
will follow as soon as they can be prepared for the press.
April l4-o2t
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UNHE second session OF this school will commence on
the first day of noxt September. The course Of in
struction will include the Latin, Greek, French and Span.
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry. and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are grsdu.
ates Of the University OF Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute, who will adopt the modes Of instruction plr.
sued In those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ten months.
$3.50.
For circulars, containing fall Information, address
E. LlGHTFOO1,
Culpepcr Court House.
EXPERIENCES:
We have the privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty v NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gildersleevs, Schele de
We're, McGuHey, University of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor, William and Mary Collage
Rev Joen A Rrosdu2. Charlottesville
John Hart, AN
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county -.
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev WIN s White, D d, Lexington
Rev VIM N Pend!eton
Gen VIM II Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM r T~aliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w d Wallsch, Gon George NJ Cooke, A Bell, ESQ,
Washington citv
Maj Henry Hill, u Army, New York
r S Voss. Esq, RapDahanuOck county
Capt James Stark
The citizens OF Cul:aper. July 3l-ctl
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Nd AGRICULTURAL iMPI. EMEN
MONTE rTfTDrDd

TIME undersigned you'd remind the@---
d Farmers and Dealers in Farming NC
implements luat ihry nc still In the mAr.SRn09
ket pi;u "a large assortment OF Ploughs in their almost
endless variety, OF the best timber and workmanship.
Cmiivators inr Tobacco md Corn, farrOws, Straw Cut
lers Of different Patterns, Corn Shelters in the- variety.
Wheat Fans Of the most approved :isjs; Wheat Cra-
dies aud Dcwys Patent Horse E6ko or Cleaner, which
gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also. Agents 70: Msny's, Rays and McCormicks Kemp
ing and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large variety, since last season,
some useful and important Implements, nRraciy: n Patent
Anne Arundel County, Nd, which will do the work of six
or eichthands in the culiurr OF Corn and Tobaccn. Tothis
we call the special attention Of ell farmers. A new Sod.
Cutter, when is worthy tho attention OF tRrnrrs; il is
highly recommended for pulvcrizing tho sod. h is dill.
fnrcnily constructed from any other Plough IN use in
stead Of a plain Surface Mould, there aye Cutters extend.
ing irom it to break the sod fine. Thoso can be removed
or rcplaccd-whcH worn they can be made new at a
smnll cost.
Horse Powers and Threshcrs of different Patterns can
be had OF W.. Among them them the Fits improved
Power and Thresher.
Pcnin's Internal Cleared Power, which superseies the
necessity of the leather belt.
Plough rnd Machine Castings, by the ton o. sinsie
piece.
Forks. Spades, shovcls, Hoes, Traeo Chains, &c.. &c.
which We invite tho 50. Sa: attention Of farmers and deal.
crs generally 20 Gail and examine our stock, rs it is n
source o, great satisfaction To us TO be enabled to help
md promote the in,crrst OF the farmer.
We are always on hand with our usual promptness. and
ready 10 accommodate nj the Old stand, No. l50. Pratt
street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
March 11-6m C~OTTISGHAM g. HARDING.
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,Y TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:

CITATION having been received by the Execu-
l.. IL. scven prisoners who were confined In the
| l:en arle county, have escaped from said jail and
ksT soins nj large. to wit; NELSON SHELTON,
Fsi z.h murder; John w. WHEAT, with shooting
E,:su, 10 kill: A }. ~SHAcHELFohD, with sssaulting
Esrlug sith intent to kill; TOBIAS SMrrrE1L and
AIS GREGORY, each with larceny; AMI II PACE,
k:.ery, aad JoHS A. HAwLEY, with malicious stab
,~.e:ei0Fe DO hereby offer a reward OF Five Hun
d !L. 10 any person or persons who shall arrest the
E,sa persons and deliver them into the Jail OF Abe
ogaty: or Sevcnty.ive Dollars for such arrest and
" % sny one of them; and I do moreover re-
ii cRcer- Of this Commonwealth, civil and militia
j .equest the people generally to use their best eA-
NO 2rccure the arrest ut the said escaped prisoners,
EI nay b" brought to justice.
J.. under my hand rs Governor, aud under the l.ess
| Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
.Ga dag OF April. ls5S. HENRY A WISE.
sGovsrnor. GEORGE w. MUNpoRD,
1e.Y C. to- Co::s.
n StaNon Is about rye feet nine inches high, be.
tM-rive and it,y yesrs old, bald head, rather sal
Sucsi Slon.
sg Whsstis about six feet high betw cen thirty'fve
J yeaTs old. stout and heavy made, with a slight
the shoulders.
! !..:czslford 10 about five feet ten inches high,
g~:l::y-ive years oid, sandy us!r.
" sniSc eel 10 about twenty uie years old. tive !eot
mine inches high. stout made. fair complexion.
! lia Gregory is about twenty.one years old, about
=; sight Inches high, spare made. swsrthy com
t.ih fsee j, aOour twenty ono years old, lye feel
.cass nigh, fair skip, medium size.
A ulwicy is d low man, black hair and appears IL
Il. April 20-c3w
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T.. W. j. ii + LPS'
COMBINATION BEE HIVE.
PATENTED APRIL, 1852.

ENR " iT'<H
vtSHlS Hivsis now, no new untrted experiment, but
has been thoroughly tested tor Elk or seven sen.
sons past. and given better satisfaction than any other
hive known, and Il greater number of them mnde and
soid. during the scssous Of lsJ6 and 81, in the states of
New York AMI New Jersey, than Of all the other patent
hivcs combined, and been awarded the highest premiums
where exhibited. viz: The first Premium and "A Diploma
at the Ohio State Fair In 1851. in competition with six
other patent hives The first Premium and a Diploma s.,
the Indiana State Fair in 1859. The first Premium ST the
Wisconsin State Fair in ls53 A Diploma and honorable
mention ut the Worlds Fair, in New Yo.k in 1853, in
competition with Davis Platform Hiss.' The fret Pre-
MUM nj the New York State Fair and American Institute
in New York city In 1854, in competition with Davis
Platform Hive" and "Di. Eddy's Patent Hive" aud tsa
first Premium ~ tac New Jersey State FRir, held n! Cam.
den, Scp,cEcber, isa5, in competition with "la1sstroth's
Pntrn; uomb'moving Hive Also the trs; Prsmiun at
Zoe New York State Fair at Elmira, OctaDer, 1855. The
hrs, and second Premiums at the New Jersey Slate Fair
in 1857. and tbs first Premium Il the New York State Fair,
held nj Buffalo, New York. ia 1857, in competition with
LanastrOth's Movable comb Hive"
The subscriber " how prepared 10 sell county and in.
dividusl righto III Virginia nEd North Carolina. We haze
several il operation in this city.
Individual rights, including recipe for the feed, and
printed instructions for using. sJ, or right aud hiyc -,
feeder 81. County rights on reasonable tcrns.
WANTED to purchase, Or exchange Tor hives and
rights, any number OF HONEY BEES, either old or new
colonies Also will be purchased any quantity OF HONEY.
Address As MADDOX, Agent.
For Virginia and North Carolina,
A,tll S-rI,s Qihppnpl Ea
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rs PREPARED to Survey. Locate and MHfe 20 .
4 Tor all kinds Oi Canals and RCHtc: vi eu.
Lands and Furnish Drawing. Tor all Np'- o.. -U
nrcring Works Bridges, Machinery. Ac h., " .
Designs and Esiimurs for Public BUj'jinl.. ITIs.r D--
sidehces, stores and Manufactures. aEI -up'I:ar,u rH,
Construction OF the same, He will alsn 'rrrtuIr o.. --s
oiEarth Work, Masonry, Bricklarinc,C Carpenter H.sa.
&c. fIeltceis confident that he car civ. sn-si.rnoD 10 o..
who may favor him with their pBtronnE..
J. r. CRUMP, c. F., is now ns-oeIsi""i win :
CL.OPTON, ard the business Wi. i.nc. .pr;a a. ,.-
Quoted under The style of CIop;om 4 Crrlnp
tW7Ohicr on Main Street, icur doors below E>oasu-a
RAnk- Richmond. Va. I-h -.