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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
By THE GoyRRNoR OF VIRGINIA.


,ypoRNATION having been received by the Executive,
i ,ha JOSHUA WEST. free negro who was condemned
- bs County Court Of Northampton 10 three years iu
- en-, In the peneutisry for the crime Of larceny.
from the Jail OF said county: and that REUBE
Step another negro who charged in the county
>; c.r,ne with having cut and wounded white person
Wv i,irn 10 MAIN. disable. di.fgure KILL has also aed
go, ,.,ic- snd that both s"ng lar:e; there
q. do hereby offer reward Of two hundred dollars TO
,,,son who shall the said Joshua West and Reu
-. NrI and shall deliver the said Joshua into the Jail OF
TnN,p on county and the said Reuben into the jail of
colin. COUNTY hundred dollars for such and
rrry Of either and do rcquir. all officers OF
,s civil and military, and request the pco-
ner.y their best ,Ncrtions 10 procure the
-, Of - fugiiives that they may be brought to JUS
-l Given under my hand as Governor and under
I : the Lees Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich.
- mond, this twenty second day OF April. lsa9
" HENRY A. WISE.
Rs,se Governor GEORGE W. MrSronr. secretary Of the
Commonwealth.
icsu, We. is sOu,!y bail;; about FIVE feet 6ve or six
49, hi-h. very black about three-quarters o.
nh long over right eye thick poutng lips and
80 scar on the back par; Of his neck along and above
Of the hair 1; Is believed that he had With hira
Il. r,c.,r which bears date in the year 1850.
grha firi is about iftr years Of age nulatio about
40 ,.. hrh has full suit Of hair his teeth small and
b,r indifferent lie is probably In the county OF Essex
y rNd!e.ex or in the city Of Baltimore where he recently
. al April 23-cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
UNIVERSALLY g. oE 9. ~ ry.!lIlS:so!NlA. IL:

UNIV ERSlT OF viz Q Nj A.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS
point state studentS to 6l vacancies which will then
exist In the following districts:
IiI-Norfolk aud Princess Anne.
y.-Sussex, southampton and Greeusyille.
SI.-City Of Petersburg and Prince George
YIIi.-PoShatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield
IX.-Lun -nburg, Sottoway aud Prince Edward.
Xv.-CampDell and Appomsttox.
SSL-Ciy " Williamsburg, James City, Charles City,
Ne" Kent, York. Elizabeth City and Warwick
SvIl.-lianover aud llenrico.
XNil.-Caroline and Spoisylvania
XNlll.-StaGord, King George and Prince William.
XNrI.-fauquier and Rappahannock
XNxil-Madison. Culpcper, Orange and Greene.
XXfIlL-Albensrle
XXIX.-Louisa, Goochand and Piuv, ma
XNNlI.-llanpshire, Hardy and Morgan.
SSSlii.-Frcderick, Clarke and Warren.
XXXlr.-Shenandosh and Page.
SNXr.-Hockinghsm and rendle,on.
SNNVL-Augusia.
XxSvIi.-Baih, Highland and Rockbridgc.
XXNvlll.-Mlrghany, Bo,etour Roanoke and CRAIG.
SSXlX.-carror, Grsyson, Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski
xLl-Smyth, Wythe aud Washington
SL1L-Scoit, Lee, Russell and Wise.
XLlIL-kanawha. Putnam, Logan, Boone Wyoming
Roaur and Calhoun.
XLv-Masou, Jackson. Cabeli, Wayne and Writ.
xLrI-R,ehe. Doddridg-. HARRISON Peasants and
XLyIII-Cpshur, Barbour, Lewis Giimer Randolph and
Tucker.
L.--BrooEc, Hancock and Ohio
Applications accompanied by proper testimonials should
be addressed the subscriber and should reach the Cn
versitv by the 23,h OF June.
State Students exempt from charges for ma,rcu
ation, tuition rent and Of the Library but have
toe rovide for all other expenses
circular giving fuller Information, will be forwarded to
such u. apply for il. MACPtN,
April 2>--c6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
By TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

yIruEgEAs n vacancy has occurred in the Senate Of
w Virginia. in the District composed of the counties OF
pxh.su Cumberland and Chesterfield occasoned ny the
-,,na,on Of William OLD. Jr Esq; therefore |, Hen
-y 4 Wi.- Governor 0; the Commonwealth a! Virginia.
~ y,; o. authority vested in the Executive have thought
:sp, wits o. election issued and directed purrnant
Law 20 require election be held in each county
eo rg said Senatorial District Il; the several places NJ
r,, therein according Law, The fourth f-ursday IN
Nav sex (,h- 18Th day Of the moah) 10 supply the va
sancy Aforesaid.
Gl:sa under nv hand Governor and under the Less
, seal II ;he Commonwealth. n; Richmond. this eighth
/ - day o. APRIL 1859, and u the eighty third ysar q!
-. Commonwealth HENRY 4. WISE.
By tie Goyernor:
Gsos.. w MrxfoKp. sec'y OF the Com':h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
The Richmond Enquirer,
prpllsHEp DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND wEEkLY
Ry RICHIE, DUNNAvANT. TYLER 4 WISE.
TIE z Ms:

.rp.nr PArxs, seven dollars per annuu. and at the
-. o, eight dollars u taken for shorter period than one
- ~, For the SssiwEsELY five dollars per snnuin, and
~ dollars for six months, payable In advance For the
Wrsr,Y u per annum six copies for $lO be paid IT,
s.hlv In advance When letters containing money are
s sy na they must be registered, they will be at the
,.s II the writer's
!" ~ Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
~, "RcHsoSD ENQCReR" ADVERTISING SHEET Is publish
.r.,y Month the circulation Is twenty thousand copies
ix-,euents Inserted al twenty Ave cents per line.
~. All dues this Office may be remitted per mall In
and available Bank notes, ti reoisertd at the risk Of
~ All Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
-. lines are charged for rs advertisements.
.d,r, from distance be accompanied with the
,x.nce pay, or satisfactory fereEccs
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MErRoPoLIrAN ACADEMY AND

FOR THE EDUCATION OF BUTh SEHES.
Noe 81 ,Np 95. SiATH AvsSrE, Ns~ ioRI CITY.
Prof ; J. sEDGwlCk. Principal
pCiLplNt 100 feet 10y ~, five stories high Appoint
ID throughout o. the first order, and the hnest
GYMNASIUM IN the United States.
gUARDlNG PCplLs-Rcf-r-ncet TO well known gentlemen
ae North the South Catalogues Giay he obtained
~ at!rrssin. abO."
wanted this Institution. .vo ,.A are oE employ
81! able en eNp ri-ncv teachers lni.Tre"s may De Ma"
r;h he principal al any hour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
NM MAN x.SSE I'll Ekf.

TVNllIS FINE STALLION will stand The present GJS-~
Il season al the TIotting Park. near Richmond ApsA~
at 32U the season. and $50 insure with 81 tothe S
groom 10 D. paid n all custS rhen TIE ndie sc' es";
Parties insurng will have the privilege OF putting ,uel
the horse aext season. gratis, IN all cases ~"e'
they do prove in fosl
Mares will well fed at forty cents per day. hut 'heFe
will b. no responsibility IN case OF loss or accident
Season TO terminate lst August. -
NORMAN MESSENGER is years old the I'D OF Nay
lsa handsome grey, l6 hands high, Of hne proportions
and strength speed and bottom com ned cannot oe
surpassed lie IL kind in harness. and good stylish fo''er
lie has proved himself foa ge't.r Norman Messe
ger has taken the premum IN. Fairs in Maryland
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
PED1GREE.-Norman Messenger was sired BY the Import
ed Norman horse Diligence and Is out o.; ullblood Mes
Mo ri.own NJ Z. WAGNER
2-cIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
CAPTAIN roan's RANGERS NOT MAssAcRED.

The Austin (Texas) State Gazette OF the
10th April, contradicts the report that Captain
Ford's company of Rangers had been killed oy
the Camanches on the authority Of an expires
rider from the Captains camp: The Capsa..i
had made an extended scout OF seven nu.orea u!
miles. Owing to the fall Of snow ne uid not
succeed in overtaking the Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06
LAND FOR SALE, IN Cff as iE..c.....D
COUNTY. ON THE MANCHESTEK TURNPIKE. SIX

MILES DISTANT FROM RICHMOND
- lX miles distant from Rchnond, Manchester
- pike I5S Of good land for sale On the sorh side
Of the turnpike the original Of 430 acres producing
good crops OF corn wheat tobacco oats .cabout lOJ
lbs tobacco sold last year wheat crops varying from four
eight hundred bushelsthr place having been under r.
regular management There two lots of ~ exch
well in clover; dwelling house. in perfect repair (haf
new.) having 10 also, neat frame cottage IN the
closed well good water in The yard aa another near
the grsnary stable and servants, honse, There very
comfortable houses with good chrnnics and Windows for -
servanS all on. buildings needed for farming and planting
purposes. and for domestic comfort
small tract OF - TO 9iH acres Of good lani having
frame building With rooms, apd or two out houses,
comfortable for small family. On the larger tract have
seeded about 50 bushels little purple wheat free Of oil
defect guano applied. and looking we'll seeding oats
and preparing plant corn, good land With large
supply OF wood land there about In loo Of
nal oak &c, growth and ~ 10 of second
growth pine which is Very tall Much usy be carried
market u turnpike without toll
These may be bought privately, Of M,srs Go!hn
App-rson OF Richmond, separately together till the
TWENTIETH DAY OP NAY. (rRlDAY) II sold be-
fore day they will then b. offered TO su purchasers
AT PCULlC AUCTION, on the premises. Preparing TO
another State, shall be ahsvn; short tme du
ring which, person, de>irous Of seeing lying these
lands will have them shown by son, Chastan Cocke,Jr
and he Messrs Goddin Apperson, authorized 70
close trade.
Possession OF the Dweing House may be had 18th 0cto
Der Possession o.! the land and the larger number q"
out.buildings may be had immediately, b. reasonable
compensation oi growing crops. lfthe purchasrr wish-
October next Addre.sNchmond Box 6i,.
N.r.h Mac rnCKP
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM,
N llENRlC0 COUNTY, On DEEP Run TURNPIKE,

FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
XNE suihori:edby Mr.. Alexander Carr who intends
TO TO the city, 10 oer for sale privately, his
Farm in -nrico county, Deep Run Turnpike ~ mile,
from the city.
II contains 80 acres Of highly improved land reuarls
bly, healthy. and adjoining the lands Of Dr. Anderson Ar
chy Blair Esq, and Others.
The inprov are very comfortable framed dwell
ling with tive rooms, Kitchen larg. barn. and the usual
out.houses.
Should not be sold privately before the 18th day OF
June II will he offered a public auction Immediately after
the sale Of the property advertised by Messrs Huch-son
and Young
The above property adoins the "To Gate adver.
tscd by Mc.srs utchesos aud Young thereby allowing
the purchaser an opportunity Of securing more land.
If sold privately due notice will be given. Terms liberal
For further particulars apply 10 us.
April l9-2awtJun.ls; JAS VI. TAYLOR \ snS.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM or 3Gj
ACRES WITHIN MILE AND A HALF or STAcNT0N
fltHE MANSION is large brick building with brick
houses, including Dairy Cheese establishment and
bath house. and all the and appurtenances Of
u gentleuan's residence.
The barns stables and farm houses for md
grOrs extensive, substantial and In good repair.
fine Spring has been conveyed to the Mansion Dairy,
Bathhou and les In three inch iron pipes aud the
grounds may be handsomely ornamrned with fountains nj
small expense
There orchards the premises OF selected apple.
and peaches many grape vines and almost every variety OF
frui: adapted TO the climate
The land IL limestone In fine til.h ard condition. and
much OF we'll in grass 23 cleared, and the
resdu. heavily tmbered woodland and the whole under
good enclosure.
II will be sold upon easy terms.
Apply TO JOHN L. PEYTOS,
A,rit yQ-->f Siam Aa
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TO FARMERS

WILLIAMS & ELLlUTT,
u MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
"AvE lN STORE:
IL SCYTliEs-Graln. Ginss, Brambl-, &C.
CHAINS Of every description
llUES-w -eding, Killing, Grub, &c.
SPADES, Shov-ls, Forks. &c.
ANES, lfatchets, Hammers
Blacksniths' Tools building Hardware
House Furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tools Of superior
quality, &c, &c.
Our goods were purchased OF manufacturers for Cash.
which en bles US 10 oder them at very low prices
RICHMOND L. WILLIAMS, W. 4. ELLIOTT,
Late With Late with
Van Lew, Taylor Co. Smith lIsrwood
tpr,l iy
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TO ED.TOns AND PRINTERS.

liE -sb.crh,rs brs leave call attention TO their
i Stock oP PRINTING TYPES ORNAMENTS. BoH-
Dsgs PRESSES &c &C. large supply Of which they K. ep
senauiy hand their Type and Stereotype Foundr?
" b Goid ST. New York
w. have tuil assor,m.n: Of all articles required In
P.!a;lng ofc-, including
CASES, CiIASES, GALLEYS, &c,
Al OF wch equal every respect TO aay man
this country, and which We viii heil on the
terms months credit for approved negotiable
a,;rs per discount for cash. Type taken
evcsng. for at customary price OF nine cents per
?o-a If delivered within 61 days from time Of purchase
s:.-rs Sc six cents per pound. 80 M
Inc undersigned AoExr IN VIRGINIA, for the above well
iaosu establishment; can supply the trade with every de-
iC.p,ion o. PkiSTIAo MATsK.Ls, Rt the manufacturer
2sis,s. AID the liberal terms.
Having printed the "gicuyoSp ESoriREE' for upwards
Q, ten rar. with type and other materials purchased from
Me,srs Co. am induced to recommend materials
':s=a ;h,ir establishment; in preference to others
Spec-n Books will be furnished to the trade anu sueh
WM. Is. ALLEGEE,
fire. Rirliuonu. Va
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MONT DESIRAKLE NCBUKBAN hE.
SIDENCE AND SMALL MARKET FARM PUR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers hi, beautiful place Grove
IL for sale IL contains ~ acres, In fine state Of cult
va;ion The House is Italian Villa. rev. good size and
heavily ornamente There Is large Barn. Currage
house aud other convenient oubudings; also, large
Orchard Of choice fruits of various kinds
Inc location Is perfectly healthy, and to persons doing
business in Richnond wishing reside the city,
offers an inducement rarely to be me. WITH
For terms apply at the corner Of Main and First
streets durns business hours at my residence the
premises. l.. ). Squire.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

TNlE BOARD OF 'iSlfohs wh meet on The 9Th OF June
i TO make appointments Cadets. Applications should
be forwarded the undersigned accompanied By the usual
testimonials OF far moral character The age and Christian
name of applicant should be distinctly stated All ap.
pications for State Cadet appointments should satisfy the
board Of Visitors OF the Inability Of the sppcxn.
pay cadet
The following Districts will be for State Cadets
under the arrangement Of the old Constitution Virginia
". Albemarr, Amherst and Nelson.
VI. Augusta and Rockbridge.
Will MoRongslia, Randolph, DC,
y. Halifax aud Mecklenburg
NJ. buckingham and Campbell
XII. Accomac, York, Northampton &c.
Nil. Madison, Culpeper, &c.
NV. Frederick, Jefferson, &c.
Nv. Wythe, Tazevel Smyth &c.
XVI. Greenbri.r Monroe, Giles &c
XXII. berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire
SNlll. Harrison, Lewis, Wood &C.
NM. Botetourt, Allegheny, &c.
SXXI Brook Ohio, Tyler &c
Applications for Teachers from the graduating class will
receive attention, II made before the 9Th July.
The graduating exercises will take place the 9TH Jul!
and there will be the usual exhibition OF Fire Works at
night. FRANCIS II. SMITH, Supi.
1
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:. -17------ =. ~ -
LAND FOR SALE.
LAND TUX SALE
TISlIING 10 20 10 the West, oGer for sale the Il

NV HHNU 20 30 70 INC Ntst, DutI TOT sae Ut lIHvl U
Edward on Fast Creek ~ miles from Prospect Depo, On
the Soutde railroad. from lIampd-n Sidney College
and l. from Farmyie, containing $50 This Land Is
In high state VI improvement and Is well adapted TO the
growth Of all crops usually made In this section Of
country, and is Of the brS. Improved places In the
county. Tho buiinss all new having been erected
In the last years Of the best rrais and under
own eye-and consist Of HANDSOME DWELLING, with
nine conveniently arranged; large Kitchen. w!h
three carriages. Smokehouse, Stables Tobaccobarns
OF which framed aud very large, ard nit In the a-t
three years. and necessary house farm. There
large proportion Uf wood land both Of original growth
and pine There Is kind OF fruit OF the choicest
riecs. such apples, peaches pears pums cherries
;arines aprcots and great variety OF grapes Tni, is
Of the beautiful and desirable residences In the
State wishing those desrous Of purchasing view for
p.h QS-cnsfn JAMEs CDRps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06

These arms have used and offered for sale
GOT as unserveable secondhand. hut only because not
conforming the model last adopted for the United States
regular military service.
The proposals will state distinctly the number and ind
b. purchased located and the price bid per musk
o.. each kind They should br endorsed Proposals Tor the
Purchase Of Muske and directed TO the undersSned ~
Tie Ordnance Office, Washington, D. c.
FAR samples of these msk.;s may be seen on application
.o as purpose the Comma ndg Officer Of any OF the
Ar.enas specified above. 0! New York, waerown, or
Washington Arsenal The different proposals receives! VIII
opened this Office the l5; June nexi between The
hours OF II and o'clock and sales will be awarded 10 the
sshes; bidders the department reservng the rsh to re-
Zee, anv o!!s that may not be regarded satisfactory
Terms OF payment cash. In specie Treasury notes TO be
pail the sbusn2 officer of the Arsenal where the arms
deposited their delivery TO the purchaser under or
Dc, fur, hi, Office II. X. CRAIG.
April .g-gaw Colonel OF ordnance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-06

This Opposition pamphlet has been put forth
il he is obnoxious to any of its charges, if they
were true with regard to the Democratic party.
On the appropriations for the ST. Clair flats,
for ST. Marie river, for the distractions ut the
mouth Of the Mississippi, for the Des Mones
rapids, for the Patapsco river, for Instructions
in the Mississippi, involving expenditures OF
over 81, 10000 against the veto Of the Demo.
cratic PrcsitlcEt-on oN of these Mr.. I.ctchcr
voted in the NEGATIVE And had Mr. Goggin
been in Congress he would have voted, as an
internal improvement Whig, for all of them
On Dunn's travelling committee Mr.. Lctcher
voted in the negative. Journal, 1856. On
lIolloway's motion, OH resolution paying \.
IT, Reeder, on appropriation for books, OH
wagon road to the Pacific, on the Atlantic tele-
graph, on the New York fire bil!--involving
expenditures Of nearly $4,000, ,OOo--on all of
these Mr.. Lctchcr voted in the negative.
In the comparative statement we have made
between the 33rd and 3i;h Congresses. tthe for
mer Democratic, the latter Black Republican,
and made so by the South Americans we have
shown first, 81 100000 passed by the alliance
of the Americans and Black Republicans over
the veto Of the President, and near $4,000 600
voted for by this same alliance. And what i'm
pudcncc is il in the American party in Eirgi.
mia TO charge extravaganza upon the Democra-
cv as i party. That many OF our party have
voted for measures useless and extravagant, no
one denies, but as party, economy has ever
been it's distinguishing characterstc-and this
appears most striking in comparison OF the
33rd and slth Congresses, the former Democrs-
tic and the latter Black Republican, by the
trcaclcry of the South Americans.
Will the people of Virginia give crcdcnce TO
the eleclioneering Juncom.bc professions Of this
party, when the disgraceful corruptions ofmem-
bcrs of Gen. Taylor's Cabinet, by Galphin and
Gardner frauds, are so fresh in their memory !:
If high officials. if the Presidents constitu
tional advisers, ii the men presumed 10 be
above suspicion and above reproach if these
men are proved to have lined their pockets with
the gold of fraudulent and dishonest claim.
what ina; bc expected Of this party Of cormc.
rants il again trusted with the keys Of the
trcasIry:
We wouii call attention to the article from
the Democratic Review on tho expenditures Of
the Government Its careful perusal will cli-
cidate this sa9jcct and dispel the darkness
which the pamphlet OF the Opposition have
thrown around the exdendi;urcs.
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Am'.appropriated by Thirty
fourth Congress not asked
fnr hv tho Drnartmnnts


1t will thus be seen that an Opposition Con-
grcss, instead of restricting itself to the esti'
mates Of Democratic administration, or if
extravaganza existed, cutting them down, ac-
tually appropriated Sll, ,4SS,777777 90 more than
'h.t administration asked should be appropria-
ted
This excess over the estimates was TO have
been expended amongst the several depart.
m.ntS as fnlluWs.
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NO rl('l:.

IL person. holding claims againt the estate O! John
n Hi .rnan and all persons holding bouds with his
s,. security will please inform Charles har:rare
pasi. cour; houss Jno A. iiillsman, Jr st fahe
vile ia the county OF Amelia At the late residence "i
iao. l'.man and iu the county OF Amelia, there "iii
* ,ale tue Ills, OF this mouth.
CIiAREs \. HAEGRAvE, Idmr,.
JNO,. A. HlLlSMAN,
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: Allegheny Arsenal. near Fi.t,barg. Pa.
Baton Rouge Arsenal, liaion Rouge, La.
Benicis Arsenal, Benicis. CAL. -.
Charleston Arsenal. Charleston, {. {.
F.aakford Arsenal, near Philade!phia,
Pennsylvania. =. ................
Kean-beck Arsenal, Augusta, Name.
Li:tie Rock Arsenal. Little Rock. Ark,
s.. Louis Arsenal. 81 Louis, Mo. 80.
ws:ervliet Arsenal, West Troy, \. Y.
Harper's Ferry Armory, larpsr's Fer
ry Va .....
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SALEo or UNIrED STArES MISKErs.


W,sniSGIoS. April Is. l>59.
IDEOPosALS in writing. will be received at the Ordnance
Oc- Until N. 18th lay OF June, S9 for the purchase
o. all any portion Of fy thousand United States mus
i,:. o II. kinds and deliverable a. :he places mentioned
t,,ow
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MILES BELOw THE CITY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
XTE authorized 20 SELL privately, the farm known
w Laurel Hi" " on the Charles City road. miles
the city, and occupied by Mr. VIM Prarcr ]:
tains ty OF which W cleared md the bali
auce heavily wooded. The improvements comfor:s.
ble dwelling with the necessary ou;bnag together With
an ice house.
The soil Is very good and in fine state Of cultivation.
For particulars app! 20 Mr.. Wr. Pearce, upon the pre-
misses, or to U.S.
Inr;l Io-Iay2w JAS 81 TAYLOR kS0S
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WeCVNWISNS NSrDS

WtVUKWIlN'S
REAPERS ~ Nd MOWERS.
~ II. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS VI
". Eastern Virginia and North Caro- ~
Ina, his REApEkS. and REArERs and
MOWERS, ,deiiv cradle TO order, through N
his agent WILLIAM a. BIAXToN.
AppEKss-Aeouinton Pos. olHc., King william count!
Virginia.
n BAH persons wanting Machines are requested 10
send In their orders early
Dec 3l-ctf WILLIAM A. BRAATON.
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CALDWELL'S REAPER

the most practical and reliable Reaper IN use, ha'nB
i succeeded, in several instances, In cut.
ting down large crops OF heavy wheat
where All the best reapers Of the day had SsA11on
heretofore failed before the harvest half over and TINS
machine does work. each day than other, owing
10 s ehne,s and simplicity Early orders are respectfully
solicited. ,,o,c, ,orr, ~, r,,, r,u, W,
vhITYES attn continue be the best In and have
been improved 70 perfection. II CALDWELL
knr,l .-.'n Ayietts King William county, Va
sE6-.----ii. Il. n2.. md lrrsaed Su tsr recelysd