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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JAN. %. 1856


FLOUR-sales at 5IGs5S to shippers, and 5h9'a to
the City trade.
wHEtr-,;eca to pi"o Red sIso'l's'; good to
PT9RS sale, n, aS,6,c tor new and 65s7Oc,s for
oATs-In demand a. $500 cents
TuBACCU-Thr receipts OF old TOBACCO continue
.,.u And but little old offered at this time. We quote
;er,nr OH lu.s At S6,G -: good SIs IS Inferior Leaf
- - 50 good - 15,l0 5oatL Fine Shipping scarce
g. mote such al SiI-l6 50 Fine Manufacturing, none
T.; ,,.k ct The receipts OF loose Tobacco have in
.,i very much. with more demand ut Improved
n;c Luss - 7,ai 5os5, good Leaf Sc 5Os7 3oas 50:
ss,rnnns $40 25al2 81!
- n Tobacco made by JANEs THOMAS, Comms-
;n Merchant, Office and store house. opposite Columbian
IL. Richmond Va, l9;h and 9Oth January: 70i lbs
Vsiieu at ST. AS lbs small to A. Thomas Son, at
lbs leaf to j. Thomas Jr., at So 100 lbs leaf
w. Cbil.s Caroline. at IS: 10 y lbs leaf from l.
TSnns. Caroline at IS; sl5 lbs huge, from f. Chiles
Caroline at So
nn,royIWe quote Sides ga cents; Shoulders SIC;
Hams p III, cts Market active with ligh. receipts
iARD-prime new in bbs Toe, in Kegs lie Baltimore
,sn.s3 in Pals III Cts and dul
REM Src, Rs-The advces from Louisiana, reporting the
;rv 10 the Cane, has produced reaction In Sugars
sns with fair demand for The season Prices have aaSsn
eed g ~ sr o5,Slc Crushed 2G12%c; Loaf 1sS0lSc
v%1rrEE-Rio lOSGtl?c ; Lasuayra lSGl3S
SoLASSAS-wi,h improve demand, the Market Is nrm.
we Observation-Disclosures Kectihed 22a2Sc; Cincinnati
nc rs, ,.seIS imperial and Gunpowder, aa@esl 90.
ilWE-Lss, sales at sl.SSGl.8'h from store None
ar,,IG anu Oard, Dupuy Co., 10000 Q
,.iion; A. segne,e, 1880 40; Sazerse, sS2Sgtoe
hsnne'sS Sc: do. old, 75c &l5O; Northern do, $50
npie ;,s,ion +5Stl;b cents. RuN.New England, 500
sS nis for mixed ssh for pure. GIS.-Holland. l9O0
i. nor ,ToEs-we quote Northern MERGERS Soc 9 bushs
pJrr-.aG5 cents as to quality and quantity.
sNT-Prom the wharf 81 an from Store os0l g.
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ALWEMARLK I.AND FOR .ALt.

2NOR SALE, my farm at three hundred aui ee'. .
y acres in A!,amarl' county. adjoui:. tna i-rj
J. o. Massey, Sneed and Others, six miles iroT
Charlottesville. two and h-li from shanw'l: Don,
and two from the R.vnnna improvement One huri''
and twenty cleared, well "ncosed and Ina b. ~
OF improvement. One third OF this Is good bottom.
land. dwelling and all necessary out building ara =
the place, and we'll OF nrst water IN the yard
TERMS liberal or, ii dg.i,rd M exchange iof Ric.,
moud property will be made.
Address me nj Richmond. call my Office corner {
Franklin and Governor strGeis
Oct l6-ctl Jas DIT =. A. HART, ". .
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGI.
a3n nnn

FOR TEN DOLLARS
NIHE following Scheme will be drawn by g. SWAN Co..
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery In each Of
their Lotteries for FEBRUARY, 1885, at AUGUSTA Ca in
public, under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
CLASS I,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February 9Th, 1858.
CLASS 2,
To be drawn In the City OF Augusta Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, February l3, 1855.
CLASS 3,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February 90, 1858.
GLASS I,
Tc te drawn in tie city otAugusa Georgia. In public
=" SATURDAY, February "a, 1858.
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Sixty DOLLARS REWARD.

EFT my farm in tho county of Charles City, three
IL NEGRO MEN. Jockey, Henry and Billy (ol WI.
liam Hockey, the End. Henry the 9Th and Billy the
18th Of the present month, January, ls5a Jockey
twenty three four years old, stout, well made ginger
knecd He Is No in size, make and appearance He
rom Hampton. Henry is black five feet i've or
six inches high, stout, we'll nude. thick lips holes in his
think one OF his arms, caused by burn full eyes
little tnged with yellow and twenty-five years old.
Billy Inuatto, sandy hair thirty i've or six yehrs Old
nrdinary height holds his head te sided and has
CT ooSed finger on one of his hands, the right think
will give the above reward n the three delivered 70
together placed In JAIL that get them, or gu
for either Of them.
Jan ly-cw3w JAMES F.. ROANE.
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-cayDID,TW FOR sHERIFFAL7

~ We are authorized TO announce Colonel NOR
WE'LL COBBS a candidate for the Shcrifaliy Of the
county of buckingham subject convention OF the De-
mocraric party TO be held at February Court
JanlS-ctl Feb
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LOGAN WALLER,

THE STEAMSHIP JAMEsTOWS-FUR SkW
YORK.
yByHE stsamship Jame.,own will receive I<Tss
\ freight 10 DAY. Monday, and up To the 1919
hour of O'clock p. N, Tuesday unless sufceacy Is
received prior 10 that hour.
Ian 2Lot LUDLAI g. WATSON
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LUNENBTRG LAND FOR SALE.


FINE Trnc, of well tinbGred Land, in the County OF
n Lunenburg lying Immediately on the Cox Road
Tho lard will be sold low and there To- doubt, timer
enough might be sold to the Plank Road Company 10
than pay double Tor the land All Of the land is In
original growth and contains $50 No improve
ment on it
For further niormstion apply to THoxA, d Rolling,
No IS, Cary Street Richmond, either OF the sub
ssrbers, a. New plylaouh Pos, Office Lunenburg
County Va. WIN. T. GARY,
WIN. NJ CHIMNEY,
Jan ol-cIt CtiAS w. kEETON.
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NOR BREMEN-The A / Bremen Barque Sit
II Wickland, N. Osterman, Master now at City y3&
Point will load for the above named port
For freight or passage, apply to o
TEFRREY's & DARCEY's sALT.-a,O0o sacks
81 Jefrey's Darcsy's Sat-for sale, TO arrive by
Jsn25 EDMOND, DAVENPORT GO.
KJOTICE-DEANE HOBsON. Commission Mer,
~ chants have moved their Office from Shockos Slip
the Basin Bank. Immediately above Crenshsw Co..
and near the old stand of Dssns Brown.
Jan 2l-dlm
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incon. Va lao
1hs proving to average the richest dcposc Of rhos
plate of Lime known 10 the world
Pure Bone Dust contains but - ia 10 urr Gent nj ,Lis
important Phosphate; hence ccmonr.gn of The rel alive
value of the Two will at show which The most de,
sirhblc Tor agricultural purposes.
GuanOs are oil TWO distinct spccias--those il which tl,
Phosphntns ri Lime prcdomnnln as in SuImhr.ro md
othcrs; anu those ~ which Ammonia predOrnn-- ~ la
tho Peruvian; Roth experience nni theory establish the
ihci, Ihn Ammonia AMI Phosphate Lime nrc rssrp,i,
ingredients ur general fertilizer and cun-couetIy Tor
general purposes. proper mixture the two RECON-
mcnded Whilst III. Peruvian md other Aanioniacd Gu
mere stimntdHts gurh,H,r rho soil the
brero AMI other PhUrphutc GuhUo permanent irrfi
but Of slower ACT onhnd less pcrcepbic effect the
year, unless aided by come smGanis Hence the er.Gf
importance al combining the ia proper pro GortiOus
which dOur makes the best most cOarsRiea and
micai fertilizer known. Assuming the Of Peruvian
tiuann Mt Sd sud Snmbrcro AT SI per toL-and with
recommended by experienced fnrmcrs) il evca ri ces
OF about Sill per fertilizer far more valuable and
permanent than the Peruvian alone.
The agrculturs. need only be refunded vi the nature
Of the two predomnaiing ingredients, In the different
species OF uano IL enable him understand the proper
van) is liable cvaporate rise Phosphate OF Lime
(n the Sombrcro is heavy and iablo sink below the
reach Ut the roofs Of the plants Their for. II should be
either deposited inEhe hl drill with the CROP Or used
rs top dressing III the proportion Of from 200 10 400 lbs
TO the ncre
According to the wants oil the soil ii used lie q top
dressing the Spring the bcsT time, when the crop
assuming liza strength and ssenancc that time the
benefit Of the Ammonia is less likely 10 be lost than il
used in the tall early winter.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n CO. Agents,
Richmond. Va.
1t can also be obtained of A. GARRETT r. WOR.
THAN & CO., DUKE e. HUTCHINSON, and Z. H. SKIN.
KER & CO.. Richmond, Va. Jan 23-,t
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HAMMER

TWO HUNDRED AEKES OF THE WASHINGTON
HENRY ACADEMY TRACT
'ESHE undersigned, committee acting undo. Authority
n conferred by II Board o. Trustees OF tho Weshir:
ton Henry Academy, will sell the premises eco acre.
OF Land bclongins to laid Academy. the 18th day
February II iar not the next lair day. The improve
consist OF good Dwelling House with the usun
out buildings This place is su.ed eight miles from the
City of Richmond and and halt miles from Alice,
station on Tho Virginia Central Railroad, exccllen,
neighborhnod
About forty acres are cleared the balance heavily Ina
n"red with Pine wood ready sale tor which found
Atlee's Station, Terms made known on day of sale
GEO. w. POLLARD !
I. NJ. GARDNER SComn,i,;..
Jan lg-ctds E.P. MEREDITH
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!BY +. IS. COOK a co, ATCTs
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES ~
ATcTIOS

AUCTION.
An TUESDAY, the :3i day Of February ncNt az =
" o'clock, shall expose to sale ut public auction,
the city OF Richmond, nj the store OF Messrs F. B. Go
Co., No 20 Main street, -undry Slaves, under dcr
Of III" Circuit Court Of Spoisy County, IN tho
Of Warning Wexford. Among them 10 mar s0ns.
lSo, superior servant, two women, girl y'!-fa."
boy. aud children These accusi"rlgj
to homework, aud can be recommended. Terms cay.
CHARLES c. WEXFORD, Trr.'"-.
Sale conducted by 4. p Cook 4 Co.. Aucr.one"G..
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COMMISSIONERS -.AI.r or REAL EsTi7
ON BROOK TURNPIKE. =! MILES NORTH T.

SOh.uISSIONER'S Sti.f ar REAL fSI ~ !
ON BROOK TURNPIKE. =. MILES NORTH ~
RICHMOND.
& ; COMMISSIONER, app lated by two several D.
"a crees, the one pronounced by The Circuit Com
Henrco on the 10Th of May 1855. ia the O, We:
against Taylor, GUARDIAN sc aud the other by HeIT.g
County Court, pronounced on III" - day OF -
1855. in the Of Tyler Us Tyler, &c, shall procc
sell. ut public auction the promises. SATURDAY
the 18th OF February, 1853 the hour .; O'clock T. =
two several parcels OF land. with small! house
the on" containing Elk acres and the other two
Th"se lnniS lie the side OF the Brook Turn K.
nearly opposite the Brook Church, ana .dm.t-t
adapted to market gardens.
Terms made known st the hour of sale.
BARTLETT TYLER, Conn.,
Sale conducted by GoDDIS l. APPERsoS. Aucis.
Ian SlLin
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n" charge ier Medical services rendered by Dr. Mason
lac session will commence the lst of February
hrxt, and continue iii the last oil November following.
Address Ilr George Mason, or Mrs Mary A. Jones'
liick.ford Va. Ian l6-rlu
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FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCEsTER'S
UERlVALLED PIANOS.
OPINIoN OF THE PREss.
1UNHE following notices of the prese will indicate the
Il estimation In which P;Aaos Of mis- manufacture
held at home where tbsy made which the hes, test
good Instruments:
Having occasion 10 purchase instrument,
suited distinguished Professor of the Piano Forte and
by his recommendation, applied TO Mr. W. and, are
happy to cay with entire satisfaction quality and
price."-tN Y Christian Enquirer.
Those in want of really good instruments, which thy
may purchase with perfect confidence, ghouh. Oy all
means examine those OF his manufact. rG"-IN. y Mir
ror.
"Al in want OF good aud elegant instruments, unsur
passed in tough and tone, for nny and ornament,
should pay Worce,te. visit before they purchase ese'
where."-I Home Journal, N. Y.
speak, the fact that the Piano he presented the Irish
Relief Committee. sold tor fourteen hundred dol
lars is conclusive this New Yo-s Journal o
Commerce
We do not hesitate 10 sy tnst respects tone and
tune, they excciled by those of any manu-.
Mirror.
To obtain the proper loue is the Ihest triumph OF ART
and only gained by the incest cutnhiustOu OF the beat
materials requiring tis hghns skill united with long
pericnce. Eminent musicians, who hive used Mr.. W"r
cescrs Instruments give them the preference to the best
impurted-l N. Y. Eveg Post.
Now, is hard to abuse Mr. Worcesters pianos To
make them janele and they yield fine tone readily
as to persuade to deal gently by them recommend
them TO society for it's snkc.N. York Go:lmercIa
Advertiser.
We constantly aupnl,ed Win iui assortment Of
Worcestcrs choice Pianos selected expressly Tor
adjustment 10 which we invite the attention Of PROBES
be found accommodating A.MORRIS,
Dec | 81 Main
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NOTICE..

sa<O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The under
a signed, guardian of Thomas L.. William w, and
Sarah ]. Melton, minor children OF p. w Mellon de-
ceased lawfully appointed and qualified in the Court OF
ST. Charles Missouri, will petition the Circuit Court Of
Fuvanna county, at its term, commencing on the
10th day of APRIL 1853 to make order requiring Rich
ard A. Noel the guardian OF said Minors appointed by the
dersgned guardian aforesaid his attorney
all personal property and money his hands belonging to
said wards and authorizing the undersigned TO tor
cover and receive all money personal property which
may belong his said wards and the the
state Of Missouri 10 which he resides and qualified
guardian as aforesaid JOHN A. TALLEY.
Jan 7-cwiw
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THE MUSTANG LINIMENT CURES

|RilEUMATISM;
The Mustang Iiniment cures Stiff Jointe:
The Mustang Linment cures Burns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniment Sores and Ulcers
Tie Mustang Liniment cures Called Breasts end Sore
hpps.:
Yte Mustang Lin.mGnt cures Neuralgia
Ina Mustang Linimeut cures Corns and Warts;
Ihe Mustang LiniInent 10 worth
l.0O0.OQ0 DOLLARS PER ASSUM
% the United States the preseryer and restorer OF
valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all sprains Galds
Wounds. Stir Joints, &c.
vii! you answer this question Did you ever hear Of
any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain Stiffness either
90 man beast, which the Mustang Lnient would not
cn'si Did you visit any respectable Druggist In any
part OF the word-in Europe, Asia or America-who did
hot say ut the greatest discovery of the age Sold
everywhere Every family should have 1t; three sizes.
BARNES g. PARK,
Jan s-dGclm Propretors. New York.
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HIiLSyII.LE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va.

u. r THOMPSON, A. H., President.
dssi.fel BY a jul Corpse EGciea. Instructors
EENHE Fifteenth Session o this Institution will
i the Monday ia January, AID cose the i
Thursday IN MSy R'rri J." had nj Elk dollars per
month III good families.
iIilisvr a small village the top Ut the Blue
Ridge, commanding view OF the most picturesque,
mantle md sublime scenery. IL il well supplied with
wholesome and pure mr tram the surrounding
mountains. T. i renowned tor health. IL affords
society smaller towns generally 1t is situated
the main horGugiare from rnncsSec TO North Caroins,
over which pnsrs dmily line Of stages Il ia within
lev houis travel oil the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
The last scholastic year numbered hundred and nifty
three students. An annual catalogue is Issued which will
be sent TO pe-on ut any time desiring further inor
ma'iun about the school Dec 2e-rln,
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vALTAHl.E FAK!M az 80, ACRES J., u,s.

Wv En- tOINl SEN ~ MILES EAST c. kl'.!-
MOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
q 7 the request o! Mr.. John HUT viii Sell -.
n public Auction, on the rremi.e. on WEDNESDAY
tie 10Th February ls5S. II o'clock Il fair II ro- a.
next fair iay the tract OF land located above sd .
IL owned "ni occupied by the late Thomas q Clark. J.
wl be- divided into two tracts may - psr".1
on at IN" hour Of ssr plat OF which will be exhibited
thu rnlo II lee about mite tom the head II the Me-
chancoSr turnpike, and hdjons the lands OF Me.srz
John Mosby. Richard Gentry Md ':hcrs.
There ar" two dwelling hoL-'s the place. one e.
winch is most excellent hrvEg aEpl- aiS.
lions besides the u-usl buildings. such ;cr-'
Stube, Quarters Tho lard admirably adapted e.
Vegetables, being situated produce them very
~
Tn. place ia healthy and ia, nei-hborhooi GOOD Z -
we'll supplied with springs o. coed water. Mr.. Gen':y
who resides the place will shcw the premises auy
one disposed to purcba-,'
After the sale of the land all the crop. Of Corn Tc1o
shncks. Hog, COVE Plantation Utensils. sc, will BE-
sold
Terms YoR THE l. ASp On NTH cc.h, taarce * t. ls
IL and "a months for ncgorishln notes inrcs; 4GGsi
secured BY trust deed For the personal estate ell
under 800 cHsh over the amount, roDrhs credit y,
taxes tor ls3- 20 be paid by The purchaser.
GODDiN y ApPERSON, a,c,s
2. S.T!cre Is a valuable bed Of mari on one ~ ,r~
trhcs J
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EYHECTUR DAVIS Avcr

H. EGROES We Wi! seil IN i.k,,y - -t,e..,.
" ton. a; our Office ut .! ucloc. to-day
ID. u. + ,LLIAM & co Auc,.
Jan - w,n.,,,-.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN

IIHNU
HEERCO COUNTY.
IN pursuance of n Decree Of Henrico County Court.
entered the llh day of January. 1853 in suit styled
Public auction, the prcmises the ash day Of January
,a5s at II O'Clock, a. ". II fair il not the first lair day
thereafter Tract OF Land containing about "a acres aud
lying Immediately the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad and the Richmond and Charlottesville
PLANK Road, and runs to the turnout Of VIM Taylor,
Leu. aud eight mes from Richmond, md ia known
lloftnans Upon it ID good Dwelling. House, with bill
ces,Sry Out Houses Ten cleared; the rest in
good Oak and Pine Timber and adoin5 the lands OF Col
G w. Munford, WIN TAYLOR, j. ID. Sheppard and others
TERIs-Oue third cash, REd the balance in two Install
OF six and twelve )Etl!s, with interest from day
OF safe Bonds with good security for the deferred pay
mems, and title retained until the purchase money l.
paid CHASTAlN WHITE.
Jan li--ctds Commissioner.
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Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets $50
0Half ~
10 Quarter" 20
Ii

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mall
Purchasers can have ckea ending in figure they may
designate.
The list drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
a. All prizes Of o. 900 and under, paid immediately a.
ter the draNng-oher prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets certificates to
8. SWAN L CO., Augusta, Ca.
~ list Of tho numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the Of the prize that each one Is entitled
TO- will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteigencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch, New-York Dispatch Augusta (Geo) Con-
ttutIonalist and Paudlng Missy Clarion. Jan 20.
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SWAN TAVERN At YORKTOWN.

SWAN TAVERN al tVnR1W"Ns
MIS- ancient building, now one hundred and thirty
nix years old public house, has been lately put
order and 10 for rent or lease, to careful tenant
s'ncmau of the mountain coua.ry had engaged it for
Term Of years and was about to move down and take
Possession, but he scc;delty broke Of his legs which
a';sbos him from doing active business Apply to the
Jan 26-clts Yorktown.
BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL
VIE next session Of this school will commence on the
frat Of February, and close the last of June. few
more young nss can be received into my family early
ence three miles North o. Gordonsville, in beautiful
nd hsal;hy region of the State. The Of nstruc
Ms:c pr.
Work. 's ""'''s Il" vi" ''aA "0'A ""' "''''''
, JAMES L. JONES.
Jan 2e-ei3rdFeb Go.donsvills, Va
|VRGlAIA- in CHARCERY.-At Rules held 10
an,, me cierss oise of the Circuit Court Of Louisa
IVORY On Jnb Monday Of sn
Rice b. schooer, Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wife,
eSander Johnson Care. scho0lsr and oi hss.,a.r
Tbs object Of the cross bill and amended ami supple
en'a bill. in this suit Is to act aside part OF the 6ps de-
exclude the e EsSs
seS from receiving part Of the estate OF Lewis
anson, deceased under bis last will and testament
nee had been used on behalf of the plaintiffs ascer
MA in corporation In .hia State the above
'mGd defendants are, without effect and that some 1t
o Al. Of the above named defendants residents
'hs Stale: motion of tho plaintiffs, BY their
onry il IL ordered thar the said above named defend
10 do appear here within one month after due publca.
OF this order. and do what 10 necessary to protect
eir inrrrsts in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
lsn sti-c~fw DAVID II. HUNTER, c.
HEAD QUARTERS FOURTH DIVISION OF
VIRGINIA MILITIA.
RICHMOND, Jam 10, 1853. J
tEEERAL ORDERS, NO. alt being essential
ai.r the purpose Of necessary arrangements, and
oper organisation officers commanding troops which IJ
pect ~ take part In tho ceremonies OF the erection "
the Eque.trian Statue OF Washington ON tho 22d OF
ebrqsry next will report to this Office speedily
setesbs, the name. strength and arm of their respec
commando the time at which they win reach Rich
pnd, and the mode of conveyance.
s.'p.Pers In th. snd other ssatss requested to
bsh this order
By order of
Major General WIN. B. TALlAFERRO.
W. AusSoAD. Major and Aidde.Camp.
Jan al-n
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K. MASRsS

VI
PIANO ALOON
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, BroadS ~.
BEG leave to inform the public that
Il have on hand large assortment of su. lsSSie,a
perior YSS4Sy
PIANO FORTEs. iFS{ "
from tho best Manufacturers the country amon others
w. Cache Co.. Baltimore. would particularly call
the attention of the public the pianos manufactured by
s,einwsy & Sons New York, to whom Medals OF the
highest order have been awarded, in competition with
the best makers, as instance:
Two Firat Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair, Wash
Ton, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute Crystal Pa
lace, New York. November, 1853.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, 1856.
First Prize Medal American Inatitue, Crystal Palace
New York, November. 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland institute, Baltimore
November, 1857.
All lev Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
Tor hve years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge
10 accommodate purchasers from the country. will
put up the lnatrument myself at any place desired.
Several second handed Pianos for SALE and old and new
Instruments for hire
Ln-n ..l.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-26

DIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUC.
Il TIOES-In few weeks will again. 6ss!pEEaE q
resume giving instruction In The nb"ve ST
Apply to Messrs. Hshliston g. Bro, No. log Main
Street who also have the selling of the Chic ering Piano
Fortes. NATHL. CARUSI