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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEERS OFFICE OF THE
COVyNGTON and OHIO RAILROAD,

Covrsoros, Allegheny Co, Va, 9Th July, 1883.
GEALED PROPOSALS, addressed 10 the undersigned
- and end ,rsed Proposals." will bo received At this
Office from Monday the 2Sth instant until II O'clock M,
of Wednesday the 9th of August next for the grading
and masoury of about ten miles OF the Covington and
Ohio Railroad In detached sections, lying between Gov
iugton and the White Sulphur Springs, in Greeabricr
county twenty one miles west OF Coving'on
There are upon portions Of the line to be let four un
nes aggregate length will be about goo feel and
seven bridges In whose piers and abutmens there will
bs exceeding 80 900 cubic yards of masonry The super.
structure OF these bridges will not now be let.
The aud plans of the work and the form
of contract which fully the terms and conditions
upon which 1t to be let may be had and seen at this
ofRcc on and after the Goth instant.
The proposals received will be opened Tor examination
and comparison on the 9th OF August The results oil
ouch examination and comparison will be reported to the
Board of Public Works Of Virginia. in its character az
the Coviugton and Ohio Railroad Company, at their
meeting in Richmond on the 18th Of August next
Tho alotnents os the work by the Board as soon az
made will be communicated TO the parties Interested
Proposals will not, knowingly, be considered from any
who have not personally examined the sections and por-
ons of the line work 10 be let and the speclhcahons
and plans thereof from any who arc not prepared to
ve their personal attention to such work as may DO al
loted to and undertaken by them 80
The right reserved TO accept such proposals a. VIII
best secure the faithful construction and completion OIL
the work according TO contract and to reject any or MI
that are not satisfactory.
No transfer of the allotment of any section or work
will be allowed.
Persons proposing fo- work, who may be unknown TO
the uadegnsd expected to present satisfactory r
references By order Of the Board oil Public Works
Julv 7-ctd CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Eucr
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up RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,,,.sHsp DAILY. sknrwExkLr, AND wxKxLr.
nnrCHfE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE,
T E r NJ s.:

c.,v Psper seven dollars per annum, and at the
s ~ scIIsrsif taken for q shorter period than one
s6y the Semi.weekly, i've dollars per annum, and
|v; f,r six months. payabein advance. Forthe
lee ~ rnrer g. per snnum, or six copies for $40. to
's' %,rsysbly in advance. When letters containing
s' .spt by mall they must be resistsred, or they
-. -, :, the risk of the writer's
T. TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
D,LY ESauIRER-For TEN lines or less, hrst
svssy wsss or n4ss Im..
r' hall cents for each'nsertion after
and when Inserted only once week nifty cents
y .ea Insertion: rnHHnr:vv,v-For rxs lines or less, frs,
INK i've cents; for each
f7i inserted only once week seventy five
s:i iW wxyry-- For TEN iines or less, first inser.
>'as cents; for each continuance tity cents.
BIZ ysr,isers are charged S35 tor one square of
slaas stS Tor TWO squares, and in that proportion
b: ias' Of q greater length, except Auc.
+; s''..i' sso are charged 500, (paper inc!uded0
,i,uares and Tributes otRespect exceeding
B ~. w. arc charged for as advertisements:
rsst distance must be accompanied with the
or satisfactory references to insure execu'
l.. ,s, 70 this Office may be reuttcd per mail in
.rsiIsble Bank notes, IL registered ai the risk Vi
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THE COOLIE TRADE.

In reply to the London Times" aod other journals
which advocate the importation of Chinese and Hin
docs into the West India Islands, the London Star"
quotes evidence and facts 10 prove that the proposed
importation must be regarded as only another form Of
the slave trade. The "Stsr" says:
"The Earl of Csernarvon states. upon the authority
Of Sir John Bowrug that to Obtain Chinese laborers
for Cuba there il scarcely a single device len un
tried. They are dragged with opium until stupehed
and in this condition taken on board or they are VIC
l.n;lv Kidnapped or bribed. or openly pnrrhaa-n.-
Wn"n ono- board shy sr- made :" risn " mar Is
called contract 10 -crvr .igtt M ac"i"ny 'htE
i-er i'u,-t, hn: which -Gh-i ,rniy tn'n1 on :" "e
m 9..-.i.f IL cys'. n"':'hrr 81 'h- "i'r
-..:.r- .... w. 'aI '-, e''i -' "a i"'' 'li
....,.. ~. h,,..........I ',.. ~, -.l.-ir
.,...-,,. H. tr-s. 'a.,H r.,', i.r. ''."'' h'-'
81: .:a,e ,n aud Ne .';irI' '>-'' ~ area - :
snd ~ ,u.. The u,nliay r..~ - az ~ Guns 's
,I;,u lf;hi!ul. From IL. -. u February 10 lac
lat OF september, 1886, 5 sos men and seven women
were imported ltQ csba G0P Gias. Y 9ps asai
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~ THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.


.o,v.rIoN having been received by tn. Execu-
W. .ss: Wa A MARvEl, alirs Alfred Marvel ahas
y ~; chsrCed with the crime OF arson in the
t Miscn and confined in the Jail of said county,
'N bereirom and is going at large there
ss,eby oaer reward Of one hundred dollars to
mo- shall arres, the said Marvel alias Morga
p! 80 ,;r, INTO the Jail of sSid county OF Madison
"a, !, moreover require all officers OF this Csmmon.
rv and military. and request the people gener.
See ,teir best exerons TO procure the arrest OF
W.ry4 alias Morgan ,ha, he may bo brought TO
's'' Gwen under my hand ss Governor. and under
e, -. les, seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
k- -,opj ,his 3Oth day of June, lsss.
| HENRY A. WISE.
,.,.s Governor: GgonaE w. MrSRsRD.
''''' Secy OF the Comth.
,.,. slies Morgan is about rvc feet ten inches IN
~. 1.-y s;cu, built thick ar heavy through the
i,-ss chest, dark complexion, black hair which
f'.1W ION, straight and smooth, dresses WE'LL Ia
r5,s :, quarrel wnen under the aauence OF liquor
Ep'-. ~ pry y,essou ls supposed to have gone to
.I.-s,e where he has wife and children
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TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
0nATION OF AMI WARRANTS.

yuyHE undsrsigned is now prepared to locate LAND
.oc,, the patronage of his former friends and customers
as also all those who may desire Investments OF this kind
The certain value of Government Land the worst
seers and others and the fact that it will soon be with
drawn from market entirely, together with the present
low prices Of Laud Warrants should present sumclen
at this time in securing property which will
ed by any financial crisis No investment IN the United mite
States is certain to yield large Proht as a
will be Subject to entry In Juue 1000 oo0 acres
will be brought into market; and having made the most
will furnish customers with the best selections that can DC
made. A plat will accompany each entry o..
Land warrants cash be sent by mah OF eApi es
Collections promptly attended ana early returns
made Taxes paid for non residents on Lands IN Iowa
Satisfactory references also list OF iands "
entry furnished H desired. J. r. BAL Go.
NAV IQ-owl0, DuBuauK, Iowa.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

muatto woman named MARTHA. sometimes called
Martha Gaines. owned by Mr.. VIM. G. Wright. of King
and Queen county, and formerly owned by the late John
Gaines deceased of said county 1t is thought that she
s harbored by one in the city woman answering
her description has been several times seen Cen
trail Railroad Depot company with servants going to the
syringe Che may have been furnished with pass and gone
10 some one of them if so and such is apswe
ing this description hope shall be notified thereof as
may such steps will lead to her recovery She 10
about % years of age tall and quite likely, has stragh
black hair blue eyes, and is very bright mulstto Her
features are thin and she is little freckled well as
recoect The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver said negro in this city or to W. G
Wright Stev ensvlle, King and Queen county.
THOS. J. BAGBY, Agent and Collector,
JuIv l6-ctf Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.
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ont of 2OOp emgrnnts, l32 died during passage Of

ont of 1000 emigrants 1872 died during passage OF
l49 days In another, l22 died out OF us during
oassage Of III days. Both these occurred on board
British vessels The total number of Chineae coolies
imported into Cuba. from the 81 of June lS47 to the
let of September, 1sJ6-since which date no returns
have yet been published-is II $50. What has be-
come of them7 They have all been absorbed into the
slave populations for Mr.. Consul Crawford affirms
that they are treated with little more consideration
and that not more than one half will outlive their
eight years term Of service.
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-I,,e.rrRy HOTEL. FINCAsTLE, VA.

WbsTtKN HVfE IH-N Ut,
,.,r's .e Is one of the most PLEASANTLY situAteo
VI. in tho Valley of Virginis and is ready
sey;Ju OF vsiters who may wish TO spend their
-, in the mountains Persons going TO and from the
. | a.; ind this delightful retreat tor several tAys
. .-,.S-prsror has fitted up his Sulphur Spring, one
~. s,rs,.la and parties will lind this deligta
N. ~ " walk. OF can be furnished with comrortaht
,,.T.,.s. 10 and from the Spring. The proprietor
IN saving ,ha, NO house in Virginia, can furnish
,, ,ec1ranodatious than this, situated as tits. IN
:; r,s. ls address the undersigned at Fineastle'
F:..ia u yvorrz
I.v t;-clf r NOLiL
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VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED:

'tNERAL BROkERAGE IN NEW IURh.
'sE Undersigned having located in New York. is now
y eortuctinz u GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
IA. and .a,e Of Real Estate. Bonds and Mortgages
+ Warrants, &c. &c, and oilers bis services to his
Efta sen1s. who may need an agent in New York
make purchases charter vessels, or dispose OF Wiz
( ,ai' or their products He has repeated inquiries
..;a. in Virginia By parties who wish to purchase
c'.d and uni,nproved lands; and he has now CUSTOM
':sve:sl places II they be found to suit: Ad'
~ RO. II. GALLAHER,
'N'sh ls-ciitt No 81, Liberty street, N.
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ALBRMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE, my farm Of three hundred and esvea
HS acres in albemare county. adjoining tho land,
o. Massey, Sneed and Others, six miles from
{ (harottesvile, two and half from Shsdwel Depot,
4 two from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundred
and twenty acres cleared well enclosed and in high
state OF Improvement. Onetd OF this is good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings
the place and well of first water In the yard.
TERMS liberal; or, if desired. an exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address Richmond, call my Office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets
Oct I6-ctI JR&dtf ). A. HART ID
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HEIRS OF JOHN INCLEDEW. DECEASED

XHTHEREAS, Hu advertisement appeared in the Lon.
w don Times sometime since. for the relations anc
descendants OF John Ingledew deceased formerly o.
North Riding Yorkshire, who entitled to an cstat,
in Virginia; and whereas until recently the true and legal
Times:
This is therefore, to notify the persons person wht
had said advertisement, pubshedihe parties in posses
of said esrats-that an in receipt OF letter. dated
in England, June l7th, 1855 from one who claims to o
and legal heir to sad estate, and authorizes m.
to issue publicly the following notice:
The tenants in possession OF the estate OF John lnge
dew, deceased late Of Virginia. are hereby notified to
withhold giving possession Of the same or any portion
thereof until the true and rghu heirs prove their iden
tity and claim.
The locality and extent OF said claim has not been
made known TO the legal hers and Information is re-
quested by e. EDWARDS,
Macon Georgia, Agent for Thomas lngledew
LII IL
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laCERY AND coMMIssIoN BUSINESS.

:. eoic!iber has taken the new and commodious
3 S-osd street. near Seventh, adj dining the late
:. .aoaeyS Cooke, the Fredericksburg Depot, and
Ae Richmond Theatre, where ne will continue
[ $sy and commission business on his own account.
ia h!s thanks TO his friends and the public for the
ssF'aaee bestowed upon the late concern OF Dab
!, oose tof which he was member,) and respect
-S"e continuance Of their patronage while con-
-. eeEress ON his own account. His store will be
!, u tuesday, 9th instant.
s! -ciw ISAAC N. COOKE.
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FARM OF FIVE HUNDREDAND SIXTY. -FOUR

AND HALF ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUN
TIES OF CHESTERFIELD AND POWHATAN, on
THE DANVlLLE RAIL ROAD, FOR SALE.
VXIE authorized to sell the above farm 1t lies on
w Swift Creek, in the above counties, the NORTH
side Of the Danville Rail Road, one and quarter miles
from Tonshswk Depot and touching the rail road Tor
short distance IL contains 564t Of which abou
100 in Hat land very fere $50 open land
for cultivation; 5O in original growth and l6+
consist OF Yelling, with three rooms the lower
toor and three attic rooms much out of repair thre.
negro cabins smoke house. courthouse, good granary,
good tobacco barn. and mill house which may be used
id tobacco barn. There is the Tract abundanc,
If fret plant land and large quantity of building
timber Ii nes from and grst mill, at Toma
hawk Depot As the has use for the above
tarm il will be sold at low price and on accommoda
tirg terms Mr. w. Martin the Depot Agent Mt Toma-
For further particulars, apply to
Aucts
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IOIIISA LAND

a OFFER for sale privately, my farm "GRANITE
4 HILL" containing three hundred and sixty one
acres lying Oh the North Anna River and both sides Of
Goldmine Creek. IL is in the well known granite region
OF Louisa celebrated for making fine manufacturing
tobacco, and eight miles from the Court House
Afsrther description deemed unnecessary 1t is pre-
sumed that any one disposed TO buy, will examine for
themss which they in vited to do My address is
Louisa Court House. ROBERT NJ. KENT.
Jnlr
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OAK LAWN FOR SALE.


'H\HlL valuable Farm, the former residence OF Rev
n W. f Davis, deceased, and located in Gloucester
county, Va, mile distant The Court House, Is
offered for sale Ii contains about 100 acres OF land,
very productive, considerable portion being meadow
Its proximity the Court House rende ta very des
rabe residence for Physician Lawyer or any person
wishing to healthy location. in pleasant neigh
borhood.
The Family Residence contains six rooms besides
which there other buildings.
Persons wishing purchase, will do well to visit and
examine the promises.
Auction, at Gloucester Court House, MONDAY, the I'd
OF August. 1855, that being Court Day
For further Information, address the undersigned in
Petersburg, Virginia. w. I. DAVIS
July l3-c6t Executor OF w E. DAVIS, deceased.
Whip reouestad In copy
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

GOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE
TIME undersigned offers his Land Tor aae IL is on
il Bird Creek In the upper part OF the county aud is
about fIur miles below Columbia. The Tract contains
four hundred and sixtyfve acres, about seventy or
eighty of which creek aud branch low grounds There
is suifciency Of tmbered aud par, original growth
and part old held pincs. This land is adapted To the
crops generally cultivated in this section of country, but
especially the growth OF tobacco The location
healthy one, is in good neighborhood and 10
Venent " the James River Canal. The improvements
consist OF comfortable dwelling with four rooms, newly
this size.
TERMS accommodating.
July 5 elm c. FACE.
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LAND FOR SALE

n OFFER for sale about 800 acres Of Land with good
Il two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses, good Garden, &c. The houses all new and
in good order The land lies Butterwood creek in
pinwidde county about hvo miles irom Wilson's Depot,
On the South.Sdc Railroad and about twenty eight miles
from Petersburg. This 'nd is well watered, about
fourth is frst-rate low grounds, well ditched.
will take pleasure III showing tho land persons wish
ing 10 view it, aud in answering any Communications in
regard to it. r. G. CHEAThAM,
NAV 5-c3m- Crimea Dinwidde Co Va.
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THE CUFF BRACE FLOW.

was PLOW has been steadily ~
= gaining ,.yor with the farmers NRe&1
a ;an.ers fox the ast ten years, SAAA
ii may be considered the sza
ePOPEsr Plow in use in the whole South. 1t has taken
gs .Eree OF our State Fars and at the last Qs55)
IN. FissT OYER all the most popular plows In use
<SAs'o taken every premium given by tho Mechanics
e'e Of Virginia upon plows, as well as silver medal
ff,e highest award offered By this Institutes and has
i.:ces.uly tested in every variety of soil in this
~ ni many of the more Southern States.
1:..cured by the undersigned, at their factory on
't.a saset, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va.'
sasy DC had nearly every article used Tor tlins the
IL Gsde in our own shops of best material
= 3:a l5-cly GEO. WATT g. co.
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CHARLES B STUART,

Il a;uLA.D, BASovEa COUNTY Va,
Mn practice regularly in the Courts OF the coun..
NV e. Of Hanover, Caroline, and King william, ano
ea, 4, anv business in any Of the Courts held ~ the
:. 9,.,,,nrt Dec 23-d3t&ctf
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TEACHER WANTED.

'oUNG gentleman. who Is thoroughly qualihed TO
! I'VE Instruction In Latin and Greek, and who was
ssd &; he University Of Virginia, can hear OF good
tS2a Is sssi..an. instructor, by addressing
.s!-... Z :. FARaOR, At Palmyra, Va.
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GEORGE HERRING.

no. So MAIN STREET
KEEPS always on hand full stock OF Groceries, 70
sslcb ne vi,es MS customers and the public gene
:, .lsop.ys strict attention 10 the sale OF country
sad IS now prepared TO furnish grain bags to his
,.:, sno visa to send their grain 10 him 10 sell
GEO. HERRING,
,.c,f No SO. Main Ct
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DlSSuI.IITlON-

:. afm OF HAXALL d co. is' this day dissolved,
u..hs expired by limitation. All persons having
ti'lS The late trm, will please present them i'm
\. !ot hquidstion, and all persons indebted VIII
n'ke Psomp, payment,
partner will continue to sign the name ofthe firm
~SNs business. RICHD BARTON HAXALL,
WM HENRY HAXALL,
I. n GRJHDf.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL-LUCY ANN, supposed
u to be runaway slave committed TO !sil' on .o
10th day of April by Casper Stump, Justice Of the
Peace, for Berkeley County Said Lucy Ann Is oiaeK
girl about seventeen years of age rather dn OF niru
and about ye feet three inches Of height apa gag ON
whom srraated ipsey frock, .ed csea bonnet ana 'n
old pair OF shoes. 6,-.,.ra
Any person owping said Lucy Ann win come forward
prove property and remove her, according 70 law.
julv 2-rw6w THOMAS T. DUt1Ak, Jallol.
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RICHARD fl. WATKINS,

AIIUFNFI nj law.
lsACTlCGs IN the Circuit and County Courts oi
1 Prince Edward and Charlotte.
,;I,,,,-Noorc's Ordinary, p. O., Prince Edward
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IvISSOICTION or co PARTNEKSHIP

IL eopsT;nershp OF DABNEY & COOKE is this
y c'soived by mutual consent Either OF the
=, sn! s,''n liquidation. The books OF the con-
.Aos Ell q, the store of ISAAC N. Cooke, adjoining
I @Hore OF DABsEY g. COOKE. where all persons In.
Is will please call and close their accounts; and
asaon we are indebted will present their bills
\ "1sl., ROBERT A. T.. DABNEY,
Al ISAAC H. COCEE.
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CORONATION OF THE ROSE FOR THE BEN
FEIT OF THE MOUNT VERNON FUND.

EFT OF THE MOUNT VERNON FUND.
On the night of the Both of June, the young ladies
of the Calhoun Institute, at Macon. tMiss.,) gave
graceful entertainment under this designation for the
patriotic purpose above mentioned. This i, another
debt to be added to the many which the Association
owes to the tongue and eloquent pen OF the
Vice Regent of Alabama, as the following note ad'
dressed to her by the young ladies will testify;
CALHOUN INSTITUTE,
MACON, Miss, July End 1853.
Dear Madame LIE Yert:-Pease find enclosed the
sum Of eighty i've dollars, fOr Inc oenent VI no oun
Vernon Association.
II is small tax levied by US upon the good citizene
of Macon and visiting friends, for she permission
70 witness the performance OF csnata al the Close oil
our late commencement. .
snre every heart with wish to aid in its promotion,
mill the grave of Washington is secured to an asso
citation that will bedeck it with flowers, and preserve
it as precious legacy to grateful people. u.s,
With sentiments OF respect We are, dear III auahe'
your admirng friends,
TnE YoUas LADIES OF CALHOUN Institute.
Mr. Pondexter, the principal, is aaid to be an ac-
complished instructor, perfect gentleman and true
patriot This demonstration the part of schools is
among the most gratifying evidences Of sympsthy
that could be offered to the Association. Ii gives the
precious promise tHSL IlsluS
love for the great Washington, will wipe out the stain
of ingratude which shadows the memory of their
forefathers.
COTTON SPINNING ON THE PLANTATION
MIR. HENRY'S INVENTION SUCCESSFULLY
TESTED.
We have received from the plantation Of Mr. Geo.
s. Yerger of Missssippi,a choice specimen of cotton
yarn produced by the application oi the famous in
ysn,ion of Mr.. Geo. G.. Henry. The sample has been
examined by number Of cotton manufacturers, al
Of whom concur in admiration of its firm texture
unusual strength and general superiority over yarns
produced from pressed cotton.
Thus Mr.. Henry's invention is no longer in the
process of experiment. He has tIiumphantly demon-
,trated that, without additional labor, and with an
actual saving of expense, every cotton crop in the
South can be doubled in value to the producer. We
may confidently predict that, within few years, Mr.
Heurys carding and spinning machinery will become
an insepsrable adjunct TO the cotton gin.
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EYECUTOR'S NOTICE.

EAECUTUhS = NUTICLS.
IL persons indebted to the estate of the late Ottoman
N Slaughter Of King William, requested 70 MAKE
payment indulgence cannot be given AL those nass
csus against the estate requested to present tnem
properly authenticated for payment
Executor Of orroxAS sLAuearEa, deceased
Iulu a-oawif
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lyINI;, INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
ICE At TnE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATH-
AZ

FF.CE IT TnE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LAIH d.
EoP, No. 20, MAIN STREET,
1{ HERE iepos,es vii! be received on which an In
~ ,sresi OF per cent will be paid on all sum
-urs On deposi,e six months or longer ana nye rer
I. for a shorter period
s:,ar,u.ion has been In existence thirtyone years
Osr.i over ten millions of dollars; has suspended
has never lost one dollar failed to pay any oerth
!. when due. JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
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FRUIT TREES AND SHRURBERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSE ERf.
0 AySG on hand choice variety of FsuIT .onaH
|l ass OF my own raising and grating, suti' -
s .'ge Tor t:snsplanting, respectfully call the u
(,auOn OF tee public 10 them.
III Sur.ey is located one and .s.half miles North. Eas
r II. Od Market. where will take pleasure in show.
them
o:de', addressed to, or LEFT at my agents. Messrs
lew Taylor & Co.. No IL, Main street, Richmond
4 Q: myself will NEE, with prompt attention.
rssaADE Trees furnished to order.
Isrca l}-ciIn LEWIS TUDOR