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July 30
cuRSTRR RRMALE ACADEMY

xu1ur h,cribers announce to their friends and the
u public, that they have removed 10 the village OF
Chester and on the M ocsoSe, % mex ladies' boarding
1aS saiy d:y ~, ls5s Rss' ''''''''s ono ..s,
important reasons First health to themselves and pupils
Secondly long and practical experience, wen az oIse.
ystiop has c0nced them that the country s the pest
pace for the perfection of female education; 10 cun'ae
the mind soften the manues tutor the temper ana us
position and last though least to keep the nesrt ana
feelings in their native purity; while iree eAeres ~ S
open air invigorates the BODY, ana gFcs ne" ~
| energy to the intellect. ,.,a -, m
The buildings are large and convenient situated On an
emnence about four hundred yards ON the %
and Petersburg rail road. overlooking the village Oh
ter Chesterfield county, Va, twelve miles soutn OF Nich
mond and only from Petersburg The estaonsnmens
has been purchased and extensive addnons are nov ~
rsn,d progress with an intention make permanent
| residence and school,
Particular attention will be paid to the manners and mo
raj, of the young ladies all times, and deep nterest
.Ien In their advsncement in word Chester Academy
will be Christian School, and study there conducted IN
way to the pupils only learned but good ana
happy. rrnv,
Board including washing and lights tor the seion a,o
Tu,sn s in ali the English branches Mathematics
| excepted, AZ AZ
| Including which on
! French,
| Music instrumental and vocal on flAno shu "u~' xr
each, ~ ~
| The Harp, ~
| Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
Payments half in at the close oi inc
's'''' MISS ADA BYRON MINOR.
,ha ove so Chester and The essbshment Of sehoo
by Mrs Minor and her dsughtar Miss A. B. Anor, NEE
his eulire appreciation He promises parental eye eve'
every aeution will be paid and charge made Tor pro
fessioua services The situation, however, hremsrSaos
| for health. ".
/ Au02
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

Ibt iut6S ANU GthSs
srnber rsSeacnbers beg leave to call attention to their
EsnrnCk sSnIoCk OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
t'Sms.ss, pREssES &c. &c, large supply Of
sShey keep constsntly on hand at their Type and
Essypo Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street. New York,
tui assortment of all articles required In
--ag ofhce. including
d. CASES. CHAsEs, GALLEYs, &C.,
asss.ch ch We warrant equal in every respect TO any
In this couRtry, aud which we will sell on
terms viz: six msnlhs credit for approved ne.
,,. ao'es, or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
in exchange for at the customary price
cents per pound, il delivered within 50 days from
W purchase, otherwise six cents per pound
Pin. WIN. HAGAR, JR., Il CO.
.iaaeersisned, AorSr IN VIRGINIA, for the above
y y description of
t,, ,alsriNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
tss. - most liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
~ Sc'sER' Tor upwards of ten years with type
II 'i materials purchased from Messrs. HAGAR e.
Z 'haocedto recommend N terals from their O..
IN preference TO others.
EN- .,."h Books will be furnished TO the trade, and
at,i 'es ~ may bc selected will be forwarded with
j =, WIN. B. ALLEGRE,
a Enquirer OfRce Richmond, Va
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.,cUoK,s kEYsTONE CIDER MILL,
hNn,SI,FACTURED hn BY THE EAGLE WORKS,

hARhsbub0, "a
s,.riuc machine has. within the pest year. been
~ .ryere actual tests and been very much i'm
sSr me addition OF - inch hy-wheel. new gear
7r@, " ho,, and other minor improvements. and 10
..,.5 "a the public with the certainty that It is
The very best manner. and that il will grind and
81 . and faster than any other Mill in the market
Ea E'ss. and others supp led on liberal terms
S..re there no dealers near iarmeTs' tney Will az
g. NV. now ready for exhibition and sale, the best
" w. IN The world for preparing Corn Stalk Fodder
~ and In = superior manner. Address
|c,: y ''" w. O. HICKOk,
Agent Eagle Works. Harrisburg, Pa.
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o,,p DEMANDS AGAINST PARAGUAY.

i. stated that Judge BowIin, our new Mn 'riee to
NAV will be instructed to demsnd-t''t "n *
Ion and ample apology for the ndizn'y oi~r-d
q car f.s. Second, full indemnity to ~ s'''h
An Ian Navigation Company tor all il''.' 7a-7'n.
;, n. ,,.n; and, third. a ratification oi - 'f~e
..rn ~. Negotiated by Msssrs. schenok aoI .ndc-
,,n L. % the refusal Of either one OF 10 csc de-
,nauds T. -rnmodors sbubrick will be call upon to
enforce them,
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:. HOTEL. FINCAsTLE, VA.

! WRATE EHANS~sNV1 :,
srn'S Hotel is one of the most pleasantly situated
II Ssu.es in the Valley Of Virginia, and is now ready
.s.sn,ion of vsi,ers who may wish to spend their
IN he mouutsins Persons going to and from the
s ,in find this delightful retreat for several days
p-cpre,or has fitted up his sulphur Spring. one mile
H. , rySIs or can be furnished with comfortable
a,srrs. 70 aud from the Spring. The proprietor
80 in saving ,hs, house in Virginia can furnish
asn hi BY % Of
.,,ns &C. address the undersigned at Fncastl-.
'Er:'.is L ,vol rz
II y,y !i--ci! T. WI q.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BROOKLAND SCHOOL,
At GREENWOOD DEPOT Abe EUARLE COUNTY

BROOKLAND SCHOOL,
At GREENWOOD DEPOT, Abe udRLE COUNTY
VIRGINIA
UNSTRUCTORS:-WM DIswIDDIE, NJ A.. Principal
Il THOMAS u DUDLEY, NJ. A.; CHARLES L. c. MINon
NJ. A.
This School ia preparatory for the University of Vrg
nia for amy College The third session will
the lst OF September next, and close the Both
June following.
The Instructors nre all Masters Of Arts of the University
of Virginia. and the Principal has, moreover had years
experience in teaching; and was for three years. Assis
tant Instructor in the University of Virginia. in the schools
OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages
The location Oh the enlra railroad ls miles West
from the University Of Virginia. hardly be surpassed
for heabuln.ss beauty, facility of access and remote
meas from temptation.
EXPENSES. including every thing except lights, sl2j
per term Of five months, payable in advance.
~ For Catalogues, stating particulars apply to the
Principal WM DNWlDDlE, VI. A.,
Inl eli IrrnnYa nd nnnn Alhenhrle Nn.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,

ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Chartered by The Legislatnre IF tbs State IN 1904.
CAPITAL OVER > 100000.
NHs Company offers many ADVANTAGES by Insurance
with or without premium note The eapplichnt may
y ;h- whole premium in cash for one or two years
sr,si On annual policies. Or bv giving premium
becomes a member OF the 'ompany and mas g
ce IL il reyu alton besides saving nearly one:ha the
.oun, ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies
Differences in the settlement of losses, under our oye'
80 rtierabe to arbitration
DIRECTORS.
W Thomas. Fairfax, CHnIsrR NEALE, Alexdrla.
Il S1,sIER' Alexandria, R. F. LESTER Petersburg,
" TrRNER. kns VIM. ). I STUART, ralriaX,
B RoRgRrsoy. Alex'ria, p D l.IpscoMB. Pr.Wiism.
4, D Missy SILAs BI0Low. Al pomattoN,
HAsPsR r II. CARTER. Fauquicr.
HuL. JAMES CLOSE. Alex'dria.
,S.SssrEs A. X. BLAKEY, Madison.
Iw. Thomas President; w. D. MASSEY. Trsasr,
IL eoBERrsox, v Pres't; E SASosTER. Secretary.
JAMES Z. CLOSE, Actuary ana Gen. Agent
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C Id. PRYOR,S

MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
OCATIOE-Williamsburg Va SEssIoH-begins
IL with October, 1855, and ends with June 1859
THAcHEa-C J. ID. Pryor Principal, and the requisite
number Of competent sssistants suBJEcTsIAii usually
taught In the best English Cia scal and Scienhc SCHOOLS
TEAcnIsG-Thorourh In all the departments. DIscrP.
LIsK-As mild s compatible with the true interests OF
the pupils Board (washing fuel and light incuded) and
Tuition 5000 Tuition less than $50 more than
s5O-mu,ic excepted Music $50. Fuel and Stationery,
each sl Text Books rni,hed by the Principal. En-
penses estimated from the entrance OF the pupil TO the end
of the session. and paid advance and tho other
the 18th of February 1882 Deductions made only at the
discretion of the Principal Testimonials and references
the most abundant and satisfactory gwen desired Ad
dress &. }. ID. PRYOR A. NJ,
Aug 3l-ctlOOct Williamsburg. Va.
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RANDOLpu MACON COLLEGE.


yHNhE next session of this Institution will open ON
Il Thursday the 10th September and close on the last
Thursday OF June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, D. D. President, and Professor oil
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JoHs c. WILLS, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics and
Astronomy
WILLIAM B. CARR, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Lam
guages.
REsNnrr PuHYKAn, A. NJ, Professor of Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD, A. b., Assistant Professor ni
Ancien, Languages and Mathematics, and Instructor in
French.
X. ). IsBELL A. b., Principal Preparatory Department
This school has been removed from the College PREMISE
but sufficiently for the accommodation OF students
in this Department.
EXPENSES
Tuition per term Of 90 weeks payable In advance, sa ~
Incidental charge, 5t
Incidental charge TO students in Experimental Sci
ence,) ~
French (extra) per term of 90 weeks, in advance,
Analytical Chemistry (extra) " Is "
English studies in Prep Department, q" 10 N
Board per of 90 weeks payable in advance tO Ct
Students rooming In College furnish their own rooms
and pay for lights fuel and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board in the neighbo
hood for less.
Such students do desire to complete the course
may be graduated in the separate Departments and re-
cetve specal Diplomas July 22-ct2O Sept.
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FRTIT TREES AND sHRUbBEhh.

SUU THFKN UHEtN'VOVU NUfs..Hr.I r
HAVING on hand n choice variety OF FauIT -
III hEEs OF nv own raising and grating. sum ~
d, large rransplansnC, respectfully call the -
t.fion OF the public TO them
Nursery is located and-ahalt miles North,hs
III. Old Market, where will take pleasure 10 show
f;:aeui.
Al ORDERS addressed to. left at my agents, Messrs
IL Lev Taylor Co, No l9, Main street, Richmond
: \. or my,elf will meet with prompt attention.
! N.cb l3Nc6m LEWIS TUDOR.
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OF the retail merchant and on a. good If not better
terms, than they are now supplied farther North. Let
the merchants 90 there 70 buy and the stock goods
not there the frat season, l ra to be there thu
next Let it be known that nsy intend make their
purchases in those cities and the wholesale nero .-
will have the goods there ready for then. Let CAPT.
tai be concentrated at any favorable pc'ct sDd s:-
merchandise Il is intended TO buy will be there ready
to meet il. Let hear no more excuses then, from
our country merchants about not buying their sup
plies in Virginia oites on account of not finding Il
sufficient assortment there, while they every year
carrying out OF the State the money which should 20
TO advance the commercial prosperity Of Virginia.
1--WE may talk about direct trade and building up
begin at the right place. If We ever expect TO accom-
psh anything; and one OF the most important steps
TO be taken depends upon the course pursued by our
retail merchants"
We do not know whst preparations the other cities
named above have made to meet the demands of
country merchants for the present season, but We
know certainly that the Wholesale merchants of Rich
mond, 10 Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Quesns-
ware, Books, Shoes and Clothing. and all articles OF
merchand.s 9 aud msnutscturs. are prepared with
suited t. wants Of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee which they will sell at prices certainly a.
low as os be had in any city in the Union.
The in, ussng sales Of Richmond, from year to
year. evi the appreciation by country merchants
OF the o. rts of Wholesale dealers to build up
city that hall be worthy Of Virginia and the South.
Notwithstanding the great depression of business,
growing out of the financial panic Of last fall and win.
ter the sales of our wholesale merchants for the year
ending July lst, amounted to more than ten miions
Of dollars, of general merchandise.
The sales Of the current year will doubtless be
much larger. This statement is based upon peil
authenticated estimates.
In conclusion would call the attention of all in.
terested to the advertisements in our columns which
certainly show that the merchants Of Richmond have
very large and we'll assorted supplies of goods suta
BILE to the present and approaching seasons.
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

BRpNSHICK COUNTY VIRGINIA.
IuNHE next session will open the first Monday In Oco-
Der, and close the ast Friday in the following July
The course of study will be thorough and discipline firm
TERMS:
For Board including every thing, except light Si0o
Tuition in Classics and Mathematics. SO
Tuition In advanced English Branches .-. 10 10
Tuition in Primary ..:-:.. ~
The boarding Department will be under the charge OF
Dr. John H. Winfree to whom, in the absence of the
Principal all communications may be addressed at Ken.
n.dy'sP. o.. Brunswick county.
Conveyauces, on suitable notice, will meet pupils at
Blacks and Whites on the South Side Railroad
Aug ll-ctOcl AUG. l.. DiBbLc.
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fENHE School nt the residence of the subscriber in
4 Orange County. near Gordonsvlle, will be contn.
ued the ensuing year, under the instruction Of c: o.
Young, Esq, graduate of the University OF Virginia
4 few more boys be accommodated in my family.
Terms heretofore. $500 per session Of ten months,
commencing the fret Of September and ending on the
!ih Of June payable, one half at tho commencement,
the other at the end of the session Refer to the Faculty
ut the University. JAMES NEWMAN.
Ann.
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CULpEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE

TIME next session of this Institute will commence Oh
u the first Monday in September 1853 The Super
intendent and Instructor in Mathematics is graduate o.
the Virginia Military lnst and has had number OF
years experience In his profession The Ancient Lam
guages will be taught during last session. by Mr. John
W. Gillespie, graduate of the University OF Virginia. In
the schools Of Ancient and Modern Languages. The dc
partment of Modern Languages will be in charge of Pro-
essor Groux graduate Of the College de remagnc
Paris. Prof Groux speaks the Modern Languages
French German, Spanish and Italian, with fuencv and
has been engaged n teaching them for than twenty
years. during which period he has been connected with
Columbia and Georgetown Colleges and other institutions
Of high standing in the country.
The instructors will be aided in their several depart
ments by competent assistants.
The Institute supplied with good Chemical, and Pinto
sophical Apparatus and with Astronomical and Mathe
matical Instruments d For Catalogues apply to
CHARLES +. LIGHTFOOT.
Principal G.. NJ. l.. Culpeper c. H., Va.
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NEW HAVEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. ia spirited election
took placs here 10 day for assessors and members
ths hoard of relief. The Democrats were successful
by 10 majority.
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snII7HRIELD ACADEMY,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL-SEsSION 1859 50
1nlHE Third Session OF the subscribers Independent
IL Male School, will commence first Monday in octo
Der. aud close with the nermisson Of the usual hol
davs) the last Friday in July.
Terms per session of 10 MONTHS for Tuition ard Board
dncuding Washing, Fuel, Lights &c) in the family o.
the Principal $500; payable quarterly in advance.
For further information, address the subscriber al
Hampton. Virginia, until Goth September, after that time
at Smithfeld.
Aug lS-ctOcl X. NJ. CARY.
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II RrvCCsSoN.s SCHOOL.

A. ii. FERGUSSON'S SCHOOL.
vUlHE .ubscribprs school, at Norhwood Charles City
u County, will re.cominence The 18th OF Septemoei
1853 nnd end the 18th Of July iopwing during which
time NIL n,ermssiOn of two weeks will be given at Christ
TEnMs-Board and tuition per school term of ter
months Sl0; half paid NJ the time OF eutering the
school, and balance FIVE months thereafter.
For further information, address -
A. H. PERCUSSION,
Aug 25-c3m Charles City Court House.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
DTNnNnNn

IUNHE ninth session Of this Institution will commence
III on the first Monday in October next.
The mos, accomplished Assistants employed In eve
~ Department
Two French ladies reside in the family Of the Principal
and 1t 10 their especial duty to speak French haotuay
with the young ladies.
Italian Painting and Drawing are taught BY Mr. Persi-
CO. an Italian. Mr. Buchler, native German, teaches
German.
The best teachers of Music are employed, and every
effort is made improvement In this valuable &C
compishment
This institution well known the bishops and clergy
of Virginia The public invited to refer TO them, TO
the Professors in the Virginia Military Institute, to Prof
F. H. Smith, of the University Of Virginia. and to the
patrons of the school.
For catalogue containing Information to terms course
of study bohrdisg department &C. with list Of patrons,
address, D. LEE POWELL, PRINCIPAL,
Julv IActlOct Richmond. Va.
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lNXECUrOn'S NOTICE.-Aii persons Indebted
II =, IN. e.cn,r at Thomas Augustus nowIet decd
late OF Chesterfield county, hereby requested to come
forward and make payment by the terms OF the VIII
no induleence can be given and all WHO have claims
against the estate will please present them at once for
settlement. yOhH VI "II ~ 49,,
Executor of Thomas A. Howlett deed
Address-Amela Courthouse o. Aug ls-WsW
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.lRItD BLOOD AND wool MANURE,

81 Fully equal to the best Peruvian Gusno ana ~ nan
the price fvr many crups, especially wheat and roots
.ud MISC change In manures it Is better than RuSno
pnrs,., raj ,ed with have produced abundantiy
pun wh,-e Peruvian Guano used and they are nov
brn,u, one shilling more per basket in the New YORK
market Price $50 per OF 900 lbs in barrels OF 2oo
lbs. each. n u. ALLEN,
Aug 3o-w2t" 1S9 and l9l wafer a., Ne~ ioiA'
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N0ARDIN(: AND DAY SCHOOL

FOR yOfTNG LADIES-ALEXdNDRiA. VIRGINIA.
MISS T.. TEBBS. PRIscIrAL
the design the Principal TO establish in the city
of Alexandria a First Csss Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies which sha every advantage for
the attainment of finished female education and TO ac
complish that end pains or expense will be spared
The course of study will be thorough and systematic
and cyerv effort will be made to maintain high reputa
tion and select character for the School Competent As
sistans will employed in every Department and the
Principal will give her dir Ct personal attention TO the
mental moral and physical culture OF the Pupils.
The s-.sion will begin the 10th day OF next Septem
Der. and close the last OF June.
The Principal is graduate OF The Virginia Female In.
.tute and has had yeaIs experience in teaching
She would here adduce the following testimonial and re.
ference: -,
HsvIpq in part educated Miss Tebbs and closely OBJ
two y.nrs In the Institute under charge can with
confidence recommend her School 10 those who seek
Ing for their daughters thorough grounding and the dis
ciphne OF a Christian horne
principal OF Virginia Female Institute
REFERENCES:
RI Rev John Johns, D D Rev Charles Dana, Rev
lanes Johnson Rev ID SprigR Alexandria, Va; Maj
h Tyler Washington City; Oscar Crutchhed, Speak
or Ho1sr of Delegates of Virginia. John Seddon. Esqr
Stafford. Va: Randolph Tucker, Esq, Richmond, Va;
Nathaniel Tyler, Esqr. Richmond. va; Rev Phiip
Slaughter Culpeper county, Va; Hun ] Tyler. War
r.uton v,. DR. & Curre Lsnca.ter county Va; James
F Bali Esor Northumberland county, Va; q w Lewis,
Eso'r We.tmoreland county, Va; Rev U knsolving,
Col ii Powell Gen Asa Rogers, Middleburg Va.
For Circulars containing full particulars. terms &c,
sddyssa Miss T.. TEBBS,
Jnlv ,7-cvtsepl IS Alexandria. Va.
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY,

WASHINGTON ACADENf,
AMELIA, VA.
DHE next session Of this Institution Will commence
h September lst and close June 3Oth.
Reference to the Trustees and to all patrons.
JNO A. X. IMBODEN.
Finney Mile Amelia Va July e-cwtl5 Sep
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ALBRMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.

ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
II 5,h july. The heathiulness Of the location cannot
be excelled If equsled by any In the whole country
an experience OF three years with large school here has
clearly established.
Course of study-English, Ancient and Modern Ian.
gusges and Mathematics. :,
The Principal has secured the services Of Mr. John H.
Timberlake Master of Arts of the University of Vr
gna and Instructor OF Greek in that Institution du'
ring last session He will also be SISTED necessary,
by Mr. J. E. D'Alfonce foreigner of great experience
and in teaching and who speaks most OF the Mo-
dern Languages.
learned here from competent instructors at small extra
charges Military instruction will only be- given to lhoce
whose parents desire it, and will not be allowed to inter-
fere In the least with the regular academic course.
The Principal havn: determined to limit his number to
fifty good boys early applcatons accompaneu " 'a''
factory testimonials. are desired
Chsrges-sll5 per term OF 5 months, payable In ad,
This charge embraces Board Iuaon fue'' ana
Lights ,s
JOHN b. S STRANGE A. NJ,
J,,x on-c,oc,1 Charlottesville P o., Va
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,ylyGs INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND

slf:rE AT TnF STORE OF CHRISTIAN s. LATH-
u ROP, No. 90, MAIN STREET,
3IX' HERE deposi:rs will oc r.c-,vca -; when On In
" ,erest OF 6per cent. will be paid on all sum
n.ng or ieposi;c six months or unges and hvertV
= fer shorter period.
l.ns.i,ution has been in existence thirty one years
o,pel over ten millions Of dollars: has suspcrt.
has never lost dollar or tailed 10 pny Il
Z. wen due JKO THOMPSON, President
WM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
.ure a2-cIamos JAMES n. GARDNER, Secretary.
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GEORGE i. HERRING.
,ou,,IssIpN Ann GROCERY STORE.

No. Sc, MAIN STREET.
r. gEPs always hand full stock OF Groceries,
which he invites his customers and the public gene
- iI.on,ys strict attention to the sale OF country
luce sud j. now prepared furnish grain bags to his
sr5, VINO wish TO send their grain to him TO sell
RUS way GEO. HERRING,
.,f No. sc, Main St.
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ItIrI.yg CHURCH. WILLIAM R. FLEMING
CHURCH s. FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
+ :yER CARY ASD 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
LrMsIAS HorEL, RICHMOND, VA,
ty1-l!l yay particular attention TO the sale Oh ALL
Nv KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
,o. Of Agricultural Implements, which are warrant
,p 6eld and garden Seeds of almost every variety.
,.r +-rf