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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R0n AIuaIC,

~ SCH00L-INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC. PAINT
tNd AND DRAWiNG.-On the first day of Octo-
English school, iD which will be taught ali or any
Q! the 'oiowing branches. viz: Creek L1ttn French
re- tief nsa HtSG.Y Ggrdphy, Mathematics and ali
- OF giving strict and proper attention to a large
schooi, the mum Der OF pupils will be limited 10 rs
aaa .e entire charge for instruction in this depart
Der, le3o, ending the 30th Jnne 1859 Tho ancient
languages Will be taught by m self tine higher
branches branches OF the French, By Prot. EA,oS; Of the
and Mathematics by fully competent teachers -
private lessons will also be given and .riyat Cjass
es formed IN any CT the above branches. With this
school Is combined an Institute for Music, PStnfino
ana ITd,oin1 In the Musical department, undel
supervision OF Prof V. BUSCH, of this c;ty will be-
Bass AND On pa oe1" ~ p thorough
ard al Observation-Disclosures by professional teach
ers Special attention will be paid to sacred VOCAL
MUSIC, ana instruction ven both privately and In
strumental Masic en application The departmen,
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be hinder the
direction ef Mr ALFkED SMITH. assisted by Mr.J T.
FISHER, OF Philadelphia. recently arrived in this
Gity; specimens of whose talent be seen st the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Drawing OF every description will be taught private
~ or In cases Specldt opportunity of pcrfecting
themselves in all or any of the above branches will
De anorded TO YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
themselves TO teaching.
With the impression that an Jps:i.utiou yhare
instruction III tue mot general branches of art end
science mar be had at moderate rrices from tea.b
ers q established reputation, will prove beneficial
lightened public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Main between 9th and 10th streets, over DIR Hud
O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept. 1853. se6-dtlN
Geo Woodbridge Rev H kepler. Hou Caskie,
Rev L Burrows and Vim Ritchia Esq.
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kUCf1oN Saba
ET1RTD1zT
By Goddin 4 Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE or STORE AVID

TRUSTEES SALE or STORE AND
- DW6LLIN9 ON RROAD STREET.-Iy yirtss
o. Two deeds Of trust fram The late Frederick recsi
Assciation. duly recorded in Hrnrico Cosnss cunsa
e ell q pablic sustion on WEOs ssDAY Z. tSs sosS
.nd 90 Is. NORTH "a "a. q Bod 's e.
49, s..en1so into Hsnrico county. The lot ffonts
sss .d a. sn sSn :. ssss =. Ct e =. .s
property has been recently occupied by ssid Krsrs
ano e present ~ John Allan Lacy q GrOosry and
TEnAs-The trust deeds require . cash ..,.. h,. an
sl.ahssmsnt VIII oe INSIDE to give the usuai cre.ifs
~n'cn VIII Do msis I'm xpogn e she heur Of sais.
k sSsYsE sS adSS.. +1rs.s...
go saie conducted ~ 0oDDn ApPsRsoE. Auc-
FRAMED DWELLING AND STORES
FOR SALE AT MISUNDERSTANDING ar
Ter the sale of Messrs. Bayly, Schsd and Moor
trustees. will be sold the framed Dwelling And
2. the corner q Broad Street Brooke Avenue
ana aaams street These stores are considered good
stands tor any kind Of retail business
ierms liberal. and made known &C tie hour of
'. ae Il GODDIN AtPEksOs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80
v1ad AiGNHfss' d iS HANOVER COUNTY. ON rus
rli k On klCHsoSD.-Aa Trustee in . certain deed
o. trust from Edw,d Howard, bearing date. and
f,-.,-x 100 NuV ,feCofl-u In Hanover County
vourt snail proceed 70 sell at public auctjon on
, ,ns, premises. on THURSDAY, the 2ist October.
a q u ocleck fair II not the next fair dsr.
NC oesuaeie farm located a. above, Containing AZ
acres on the border OF Hanover county. recentiy &C.
c9pled by the said Howard. A Considerable ps-tion
me soil = remarkably quick and peculiarly suit
90 ior market gardening. The location 10 one wesls
sncb ha IGr the residence Of good physician
within two miles Of the PLACE now offered. Which,
was also occupied bya physician about two yesrs
age. distance from &fchmond 81 miles
The terms. which will be remak abiy liberal will
DC made known at the hour of aale The title ia be-
neVed % De perfect but the trustee will csuvey with
the usual special warranty. ~
W o WINSTON. Trustee.
sale conducted By GoDpIS APPEsso.. AucU.
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HDUcAT1oM.
Mr.. LEFEBvRE'H SCHOOL.

-. ~-'As~ ~S'~ spey p - $500
The uext session Of our School begins the la Of
UCFobER. lS5s. and ends the ist OF JULY 1850
. For tie benefit Of young Iadies who have auished
their regular course OF Studies aid who wish 70 ear
~ on further their mental Improvement there win
DE class in Bellies Letters and misunderstanding
twice week Price Of admission, $40 for the whole
The greatsst Efforts will be made to render this both
antefesting and improving.
In The Primary Department French win be taught
to the little children orally. without any charge
FACULTY:
HUnKRr LzrEBvRE, A NJ, Principal.
wv @ WILLIAMS. A b. Vice Principal
NTs. Bennett, Miss Mary Gordon Mis- Eli
"a Bartlett. Madame L Bianchet Mrs Miriam Tny
Tor. Madame Marie Estvan John Cayo, W Til.
low. VIM Graham Heinrich schneider siepofins
AEtonietts and Marietta Erba from Italy
TERMS:
Ell npa,d 90 90
III !" n 20
~ LIZ 70 90
roI tEueFsh unhn. 20 10
r roI mouelu LANGUAGES, eacn ...:...-....-.. % 90
FOR French. when studied exclusive Of the
English branches. 20 GO
Ut ............ 70 90
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar. Organ, or
Singing:
For one lessen (of an bour> a week.. 20 90
ror Two lessons (of an hour week. ..-.... 50 90
LOT .nree lessons (of an hour) week..-... 10 90
or Jour lessons lof an bour1 W. ek....-. 100 90
ror me use OF Piano on
rof Drawing, from Models % On
oot Irawing, from Nature 40 %
uoI cntlng IN water Coors...- 20 90
Fof Oi ............ 50 %
PRIMARY Department, for children under IL
years Of age -;................. 80 90
For further particulars. apply TO
HUBERT p i,EERpypR
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By Goddin h Aprereon.
EoUR-vALAuBLE BUILDING LOTS.

EOUk :vALAuBLE BUILDING LOTS,
= ON GRACE AVID BROAD era. m RUTHER.
FORp's ADDITION. Two SQUAREa WeST 0Y
TIL CORpoKATIov L. NE. For SALE Ar AUr-
DAY: the 2lst October SIS, at 4 O'Clock. II fnur
beautiful building tots located as above. one hav-
ing 'front.' OF y, feet on the norh side IT Grace
the south eide OF Broad street. each running back
l6O feet to an alley IL feet wide
TRBNs.-One-fnurh cssh: balance At g. 6 And q
months. For neeotshis notes interest added secuI ed
by trust dsed or title retained
socio COP IN & APpERsOy Aucfa
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RUNAWAY.-SI5 REWARD

Ran away from the subscribers farm. ia
~ Hsnovtr, about the middle of August Ne
A.dR0 NAN. named ALkCK, about so PEARS
ole. feet 10 inches high. medium siEe speaks very
quick when spoken to- had moustache and small
scar on one OF bis Jaws, walks slightly bow legged
Tie had on. VIII n he left, white drab ocat. Aieek
was sold by Mr.. :. Swift in louisa county about
years ago. will give the above rewasd for his de-
livery to me, secured IN Jail that can get him
TEMPLE BL0UNT.
y
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WV tiser's residence. on Cathesi ns ssrsst.
>Ns beyond Baker. on Monday last, . Iarac
bAI 90. has white tpot on her iorshead aud
her tall is half white, and white under the belly;
has long horns and is about 10 years old. rssson.
able reward will be paid for her delivery at the Gro
Gerry Store OF Mr.. ENGLISH, corner Leigh aud ID
streets. a. l<-aee
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By l. & q. b. Davenport.
By l. & q. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, sc, AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, 2ist October. We will sell at 10
oc'ock 1T auction store, an assortment Of Groce-
ries, VIZ;
$50 ibis hite. Yellow and Crushed Sugars
30 hhds Bacon
Laguayra Coffee
Soap, Candies
Green Tea, TannersOil
N r Rum
500 sides Sole Gather
sup. rior Old Bourbon whisksy. direct from
"kentnekyn
Fectined Whiskey
100000 imported Cigars.
ALSO,
Under Custom House" LUk
s Pipes hne French Brandy
10 4 do do do do
Is do Port Wine
IS u do Sherry do.
TKHMs-Under 500 cash Is 100 and ever months
oc Is IxG b DAVENPORT. Aucss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 8
VERY HANDSOME PRIVATE DWELL

YyNc -. I "a - III v AN OWEL-
LING, ON THE EAST LIME OF STH at.
x SUSyrHd OF LEIGH STRkEr, FOR SALE All
AuUCTiOS.-At the request If the owner, wa viii
f nav PnDao snction on the premises. on TUES
o'clock. the new and Conveniently ARRANGED Rr;cr
Dws.iiing locafed as above. In the q cupapcy
I'll m NJ george Herring. at an annual reat Of S150
..taete, &C The dwelling is of modern finish, hay,
lng handsome iron verandah in front. aud is sup.
pheI Wtn gas, water bathing arparstus, &c. 1t Il
Ornamental. ~
TERMs.one'fifth cash: balance at 6, IL. 10 and "a
M Ier negotiable notes interest aided, sscur
I'D oy trust deed. GUDDIN APPERSON,
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rEOhdE hEhhlN6. . While man,
~ chunky built. boot and shoe maker, feet or
me. on Saturday night, the 9Th o. tIbsr, two pair
dine sewsd Boots; ards black Cassf6stt: SIX ysrds
mere PsDts tnewl red sids stripe hand siso soms
shirts and Shirt Collars also. black con Hat. He
mas sxgest gone 70 hicnmand. or 70 Manchester.
ward vii. be paid for his delivery TO me or IN Cum-
terland Jail. Address w Z Wilkinson, Royal Ceka.
Va. WILLIAM WILK
Cumhar,And Oct. luh. la6a oc l4-d3fcx1o
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Ashland. Hanover county, v


EY @o NEW AMI VIII pay 30 re-
~ ward and all reasonable ex pensAs, for the de-
n livery 70 me. at Jetersviile Depot of blind
calls himself who left my house abeut six weeks
ago. SAID negro is black about IS years of age aud
stammers badly when spoken to- I understand he
has been employed at Pohatan Station for the las,
month to pump wa err; but left there on Monday
last will pay the abdyereward for his delivery to
me, and $50 for rhe conviction of the white man ho
deroyed him of JNO A JETER
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AUCTION fALns.
- = :. 4tsll-->--;i.-s s-FL--<
F~gLRE DAYS.
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

I'm MONDAY. 18th inst !, at 10 o'clk.
q my store. win sell ct auction . lares lot Of
articles:
2 hid. Of Bacon Hams. bhls Flour. 10 boxes scsp.
q bills Herr Dgs. BIKES Smoking Tobacco 10 bnxss
Cheese. Salt. Wrapping Paper. &c. Alsr, s bbls
Whistler. Dbl Brandy, boxes Brandy in bot
ties. &c
sTOSE wARE.-I viii also sell large lot Of
new stone Ware. consisting Of fur different sizes
OF j srs aud Jugs, each. Stone Churns. Mix Pens,
&c. &c. r CAUHORN.
&C IL Auctjonser
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z B COOK
IL. AUCrIONEER AND COMMs'N MERCHANT
Respectfully informs his friends aid the rubc
gene ally, that he will continue the Auction and
Commission business, at the old s. and of b Cook
Go, No ~ Main street and flstters himself (frem
his eHperiet ce In the business) that he will be able
to give satisfaction We returns his thanks to his
Jim and is determined TO merit continuaace ofthe
same,
"ewill attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description. horses. cattle, &c, SC
Ortd~ or sales attended TO at the shortest notice.
and upon the most rea enable te ms.
COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
No 10 Main street.
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D ECEIVIN9 PER "JANESTOWN."-
~ 200 cartons Bonnet Ribbons, q splendid assert
ment
$50 cartons best Black Velvet Ribbons, all num-
bers.
Bought AT the late reremptory sales in New York
and for sale very low.
oc3 KENT. PAINE & CO.
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a CLOTHING. 1858. FALL

IA CLOTHING. 1858. FALL
RM GOnDS-SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
N CEIVED The s1bscrb has 10 store a
--lAA. la ge and varied assortment of Clothing Of
his own manu- acture, embracing every article in
the Glothng trade. Materials and wor kmans hio
not surpassed by any.
Also. Furnishing tfcods, spch as Shirts, Collars,
Drawers. Socks. Cravats, Neck Gloves Suspen
ders. Money Belts Pi.ttl Belts, &c &c
In his Tailoring department the finest and best Of
Cloths, Cassimsres and Vestiugs, selected by him
sell person WIN especiai reference to the retail
in the city which he win make to order in the
shortest time IN the best AMI most fashionable sty e
b SPENCE,
Ne 40, CIR er of Main and 18th SITS.
0c Glofhjer nd March ant Tailor
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CLoAKs AND sHAwIS.
- 4 - HI afAsi sfriaa and
DIsSOLUTION OF co PARTNER

IL SHIP The ccpartnership Arrangement OF
VALENTINE Il SON expires to-day by the terms OF
a,,rft'rceut and mutual CONSENT Any unsettled hu-
iness II tha concern will have the attention OF
WARTIME. JR, TO whom the matters OF 'ALEN-
TINE & Sun are now transferred -
MANN s VALENTINE,
MANN VALENTINE. IN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALu-

- ABLE COAL PROPERTY. IN POwHATAN
COUNrY.-By virtue Of q decree of the Circuit
Court of Powhstan county. rendered the n tn Of
April 1883, In the sxit Of semple Elicit ct ais. Al
fred Eddins ct ais. the undersigned as Commission
er. will proceed. on "WEDNESDAY, 10th Ootober
1885, If fairs Qf not. the next fair day to sell at
public auC&6on, on the premises at IL O'clock NJ,
tract Of kand. in Powhatan county, known as
Branch's," Wi CHI the late Daniel d, aach died seiz
cd and possessed, containing, by estimation, 3s5
acres more or less aud lying on the western side OF
Jones Creek ADJOINING the lands OF the late Beverly
Randolph. and Norwood" the estate Of Miles EEL
den. EsQ.
The said tract Of land Ia valuable. not only for
IA, ming purposfs s. but chiefly on account OF the
large and rich deposit Of COAL. of most excellent
Quslty which is represented to contain and the st
tenton OF coal miners and capitalists is particularly
invited to the sale.
TgRMs-One-fourth of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance a credit Of one, two and three
years. with interest frem the day Of sale. the pnr
chaser 10 execute bonds good security, for the
defer ed pay ments and the title to the sad land
be retained until the whole purchase money shall
have been paid. JAMES PLEASANTe,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Cox, Aucfs.
co 5-2awtl5JAtdtds
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- by JOS.
OF Particles
RS ara ear.
IS immsdf-
md tickets
i hours, at
airmsn
N. Inst,
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CpI.kNDlD sTOCR OF

- Nkl UUVDS.
tn Undersigned would respectfully inform his
s-ses custoners ADD the public generally, that he
q M, va,s,sing direct from New YORK and Ph'ia
dainhie = large and 6o~irsble stock Of Fall and
Wi5,tr DRY tlapis embracing all oithe latest tyles
smnn.y "a HIGH NAV be toned choice selection Ell
LADIES DRESS 9buDS.
Ala lsrrn assortment Of Cloths. Cassimeres.
yes,}ngs Jeans Teeetis &c. for men aud boys
wesr Francois Irish Linens Bieeched aDG brown
shaatincs. Biasched and Brown CoiteDs, Cotton Us
uxb-res very low; together with an extensive
stock Of ~ ,
n rat from New York and 1T the latest styles; and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large qusutitie@, consisting Of kerseys. sat
retrs stanton Cloths Pull Cloths. Idnseys. bIan-
sets aud many oher articles too numerous to men
tInp An examination Is earnestly solicited; IS am
determined to sell low. GES X bAuBi,
"a - 81 Man street
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an sOCIETY=Ths undersigned. NAY 3 Sbnnd
tAmerican Hotsl,) between O'Clock A. n, and
p. N 10 deliver certificates 10 ell who desiru 70
enroll their names a. members Of the Central ART
cultural Society. Persons at distance may obtain
certificates by sending their names and Post Ofncs,
and enclosing 81 70 undersigned.
WI, II RICHARDeON IN
&c lI-lw G}tpl ent Va C~nfI ~ 6otv
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FALL TRhDEli
k'ALL hhDLl!
4 MY STOCK or TRIMMINGS.
WURSTEDS FANCY GOODS AND Ed
RPDJDEPTES

any other house in TASTE. eie zauce, variety and
chesnness would invite the public to personal
examination. IL would transcend the limits of
ordinary advertisement to enumerate the many
really new and attractive articles which now crowd
my store: and it wnud well pays visit even from
those who DO not want to buy, to witness rare
and novel collection Of goods. s HIRSCH
80 Gi-Iuls 2n9 Broad st.
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DHY GOODS
SPLEN'InI'lT 3 3 n = Z ;Trkrrr-Uvr

a SPLENbiD cItfsk UF MILLiGEkY
"A GOODS. AT soLpsNiTsS, Us Broat stres.
can De tcrad seanhfHl assortment OF whsfa black
snd co,ored Bonnet vesvsts saiins aiks, iorenses
Aaeeitains., kuehes. Flowers, Chsrtfilss white
and blssk Blond Laccs. Edaiaas and Footines Eih
eons Feathers, Net.. Head Dresses. Mohair Cars
velvet sibhons aud all descriptions OF Miilirery
nooas hbefAi reduction made 70 Millners Bear
roLDsMiT IS selling Bereges for Wells
- st 23c. worth Soc; Linen Ca,abric Hdkfs Al ,6c
xse Collars at Csc, worth SIC; Bands at Iassc
Elastic beits at izsc Fancy Hair Pins extra ebean:
IIusmInCs Tor dressss extra cheap and manv otntr
soods rust purchased at the Ialses Bazaar a,ction
&C II lanf Dsaftp -. n au a s. .
usT OPENED THIS MORNING,
Eagle Square; '" s''''' w 'S'
Found CorBered Ard Square Stella shawls
nieo brocbe Cashmere do
Hound Cotnered square and Long Wool do
ieh Chenele shawis
Velvet and Ghenele Sea. e
Misses Fine Stella shawls. oel3
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF THE
~ VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY On exhibition. at the store of Mr.
q NJ WEST, Eagle Square. specimens in the follow
ing ornamental branches:
A case of Wax fruit. and Crystalizsd Basket of
Wax Flowers; = sukpendinR Basket ornamen ted
with pellis or Leather work: Grecian and None
chIomatic Painting Also instructions given in va
ri us kinds OF needle work. Terms. and other ia
formation may be Obtained at the store above men,
tened.
Miss NJ A. GIBB, a native Of this city. and well
known, having received q knowledge Of each Of the
above arts. Is prepared TO fmpart thorough know
ledge of the same to any or eli who may wish 20 re-
ceive instruction The best guarantee In refsI
70 qualifications are the specimens furnished. Sat
isfactory Information be given Of character, Dc
II required. cc4-dts
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND ST OK OF BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES. FOR SALE-With a view of
moving to my new btore. on Brook Avenue, offer
Tor sale the large three story brick store and dwell
story store ami brick storehouse and dwelling in the
rear The whole premises Is large and reomy. and
we'll adapted to almost any kind of basinese-from
= retail to wholesale commisson house fronting or
Canal street. Immediately opposite the Basin whe
large majority Of the canal boats receive and de,
liver their freights-and its being near to all the
City Banks, Custom House. Postofice, Haxal and
Crenshaw. Gallego. and other Mills Tobacco Ware
houses and 9th large establishments renders il
both valuable and desirable as business house.
This property, as an investment, would pay good
per certage on the price asked for it, also Offer for
sale my entire stock of Boots, Shoes Dry Goods and
Groceries as whole. or In parcels at prices which
cannot tail to suit purchasers The house has a run
OF custom already tsbltshed which could be large
" increased, thus sfordinR an opportunity seldom
offered. to those wishing to commence business.
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THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method
Of informing his friends that he will remain
with Mr. u CoUk, and respectfully socits a cou-
tipusnce Of the patronage 30 literally extended 10
the firm of L b Cook j. Co.
&C Is WIN MOTT.
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER DRY GOODS The best bargains
ever ofkTed in this market Having made wi; hin
Ih' last few days large purchases at the New York
auct ons, at prices far 5ei the Of mporta
We are prepared to sell al very low Prices our
sortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods. SILKS. rmbroderes
and fba~1s is complete Our stick Of Men, Wsac
Blankets. Flar uels Servants wear and Domestic
foods is very large. All ask of til ose who are
in want of goods is, to give us call and compare
and Judge. j 4 Ii R0SENBaUM,
dntrc II
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| UST OPENED THIS MORNING.
BARGAINS IN CLOAKS Asp SnAWLs

- l have a desirable aseort l..ent OF new style
their advantage 10 call and purchase O good bar.
gaia, as bought them under the most advantage
Gus terms. AUGUSTUS MAILERT
4, Sn;n a,sSs4
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CEED WHEAT.-We hsve very supe-
~ riosllot u Tennessee esed wheat: scr!c.ls
o. IL HARRIS 3 MQ0k4
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL
ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
proposals will be r.csived by the undersigned until
Masonry of the first Fifty miles of the above road
extending from ths Virginia and TenHessse Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The profiles Bnd
plans upon the above pamsd distance be seen 1t
the office OF the Chief Engineer in the town of Al
ngdJn, after the LIST day of November next, who will
give ail necessary explanations in regard teerets
The line is divided into about ono mile sections in
the above distance there will be earth to move
amounting to about 952,C00 yards of loose and hard
rock about 5l3 90 yards of mortar masonry, 20, 0J
perches Of dry drains, % 900 perches.
Those proposing fot the work are requested to
state in their bi what am mt of stock they are
Address the undersigned, ut Abingdon Va
W HAWKINS & co.
NB-The inspecting of the Prohles and Plans oil
the Chief Engineer. has been changed from the ,2.h
OF October to the LIST OF November, owing TO the
great amount Of labor required 10 prepare them
W. j. Ii CO,
Sc 2l-dtd Abingdon. Va.
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DIssOLUTION OFPARTNERSBIp

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of s MASON a co. is this day dissolved by
tnu usl consent All parties having claims against
liquidation; and all parties indebted, will please pay
As soon as s.ible. In winding up S MASON
Cn'S business sither partner will sign for the firm
The Subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived since going into the Bottling business.
i MASON,
EDW'D McADAN
N. in consequence of the approaching season,
and Wishing t6 extend my old established Soap and
Candle business. find L cAunot spare time suf!s-
Gent to devote to beth factories have therefore,
sold out my interest In the Botting establishing MT
10 8. MASON. my late partner l take great nlea-
sure in recommending him to my friends ard the
public generally q gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and encouragement
EDW'D McADAM