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SEWING MACHINES

~ SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs!!
UNIFERSALLY ACKNOWL EDGED TO BE
The BEST IN USE AND PhEFERRED By
MY A. F., FAGTERER , ,,,, EAMi les i TAIh0RS
THE BENEFITS OF THEI;. USE
III STATEN Co w5uid solicit attention to
their CELEBR ATED MAUHINES, the ii ret invent
ed and the parent of the numerous class v hch has
into existence since the date of their patent
Q846).
rnese Machines hem. gather, tell. rata stitch quit
tuck 1eitaOM busting and shirt be made coin
pee With ut q stitch OF hand sewing. except the
button holes. A good operator can make three
shirts dry
The sewing of these macri.es will not unrarel
and has the same appearance en- both SIDES
These machines are almo-t GOisetess-gsrU SlUift
making about $500 STITCHES per ni'uts-soloty Con-
Ccted, and the siLpi combustion of mechan-
ism ever iLveDted.
They Can be operated en- eli kinds Of goods from
Cambria handkerchief to Harness. and work q 8
satisfactorily OF esch.
The iateat mp rovpmsnt aud patent the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE is the finest pIece
OF nn.chanlsn ever invented IN The shape of sew
ing Machine.
he great number sold in Virginia they having
BEEN introduced only siS 'ceekSnoicates their pop
uiaruy.
They are light soFidly made run ps,y fast. hare no
complicated machinery topuz=le and horfdSS the OBJ
eraIor ana cheap-price only $75
We have different s'yes which are adapted to
everything that can be done In the way OF sewing.
descriptive list sent to any wishing it.
Our Machines are all warranted 70 be perfect in
every respect TO work to the Ct persons
using them
Having Just moved into our new store and hav-
ing the largest and INST varied stock of machines
every offered III Virginia. would invite the PUB
lie to call and examine their prac zeal operation.
NJ STEARNS. Agent ,e3-Im
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ALEX'R B HUTCHINSON
JOHN A HUTCHINSON, lco,..
j b YOUNG, ooin II
BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
&C. AT AUCTIoN-0n FRIDAY, 10th inst
commencing at l0k O'clock, We will sell at Messrs
Lewis Webb q Co.'S tore, their valuable stock Of
Groceries, DC. consisting in part Of
SO hhds good to prime New Orleans Sugar
AS bbls A, B and G Coffee do
43 bbs Pow dered ana 9rsnulated do
1875 bbs Cut Loaf and Crushed do
half boxes Loaf do
33i bags good to prime Rio Coffee
100 bags prime a2uayra do
81 bags Old Java do
IA bales Mocha do
us bbis Portland and Refined Syrup
$50 sacks "Jeffsey's" and "Darcey's" Salt
hhds prime 1fApn sides
2l0 bxs sper m. ABamsntine and Taliow Candles
li6 kegs cold Dominion" and Avalon" Nails
so bxe Sxl0 and 0xI2 class
$50 Guhny aud Grain Bags
l2i dozen Bed Cords
Letter, Foolscap and Wrapping Paper
Gunpowder, shot. Pepper, Brooms
Pimento. Tanners Oil, Tea and Soap
One large Iron Safe
Writing Desks. &c, &c.
TERMS: Under 500 cash; over $780, mos credit
for approved negotiable paper.
BY order OF Aessrs ANDREW JOHNSTON and JNo G
WADE. Trustees
jos DUNLOP. MONCURE L co, Aucts.
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EXECUTIONS

HAMILTON. c. W, Tuesday, June Z, 1S59-Jobn
Mitchell vas hung st O'clock this morning for
the murder of his wife. Notwithstanding the ear.
" hour of the execution, . vast number of specta-
tors assembled. Mitchell confessed the murder,
but refused to disclose his previous history.
BssNrToRD, c W, Tuesday, June =. lS59-The
too negroes, Moore aud Over, the murdere-s OF
the mail carrier, we're hung at O'Clock this morn
ing. They made a full confession ct their guilt
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JOHN v0Uyr
sS $. EsSsS S.k4. ;o"~n.
Bale conducted by JAS III TAYIoa 8 Son. Aucts
my &c ' ~
VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN.

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN.
RICO COUNTY, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE
AT AUCrION.. We will sell, upon the premises
mencing immediately after the sale advertised by
Messrs Hu cheson and Young. Commissioner. the
valuable farmin Henrico county on Deep Ran Turn
pancy Of alexander Kerr Esq. who intends to re-
land. remarkably healthy, and adjoining the lands
OF Or Anderson. Archy Blair, Esq, and others
me improvements consist Of q very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING, with five rooms Kitchen
large BARN. and the usual out houses,
The above property adJoins the TOLL GATEu
tract advertised by Messrs. Hutcheson and Young
Commissioner. thereby sffording the purchaser an
opportunity Of securing more land
TaRMs-Ons fourth cash, the balance at 6, IL and
Is months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by q truss deed.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON.
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Hor STRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Ia
NATURES REMEDF ZOE .rHR0NLC, d

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS
The aotel a, ,h. pl. 1A : q b. one, ~
ZION ot Nsitors. on the first Of June next The an =
~! OF Mineral Water Ia abundaut and there are n
bAIds! constantly supplied with fire. al water from
a ''s SPRINGS OF various temperatures .rlm $50
.Ee J.oarls.l, Her3 -is'. taraiysi, free
!lhanmatGrT action q; Disc ases OF the
Lser va lnJ1~ls to tbe muscles Joints aud ten
Gas Hnisrsei utands; spinal Irritation; Curonic
more thoroughly andrapIdly han any cther re1 d.
on the American continent
asAH h-1sE AND CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those OF any other NineraI Wa
teE on the face Of the globe.
Many pereoDs afflicted with the diseases erumsr.
AIed ABOVE, IN fJrins which had resisted the mos.
skilfll medical treatment, aud had rendered tn
hSes OF the sufferers alike wtetc,.ed and useisss
throngh lone ears OF pain. have been restored to
peIteot Meath by their us.. OF the vast number
10. SUFFERING with such malades. there are COLI
psrstively few ioceed who would not be either cur
ed or greatly relieved here.
Tue opIlngs are situated 10 an elevated m ountaiu
region: The scenery around is wild, romantic and
beautiful snd more healthy and delightful sum-
mer Climate can no where be found.
Besides tina Hot Rsrhs for inyaIijs there are two
fLNE PLEASURE BATHS. tor persons in good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
season.
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
states by Railroad, to tho MiIlboro' Depot OF the
. virginia Central railroad" thence by Stage
Coaches. ~ miles, over we'll graded turnpike to
me springs. iasseDgers leaving Rict mond Va or
baltimore. Nc il the moraing, can come through
10 TINS place the same day to supper or pass the
night at the Warm Springs and arrive here to break
fast, next morning.
Fora full account of this celebrated watering
place see DE Bow EyIgw" for June and 'AMEa-
Jean FARMER for May, or write to the subscriber
tor pamphlet. GOODE.
my 2l-d3m.
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SUMMER REsORTa.
-
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
rup.ovrSSp RlEas; 49,.

SHoRT S7iGiNs fTNR R0ADS IyD St.-
PERB SCENERY
The NEW RIVER WHIrEsuLpuUa SPRINGS
" " nnss county. upon New River twenty miIe.
.ru ILL.,. the montgomery White and yellow snphar
spfthgs has been improved by several new hufid
snss incudins fine Diping saloon ami Rail Rcn,n
- .eAoy Tor yl,ltors. The " alter OF tho SPRING.
a,na nIoag Miphar, resembling the celebrated
h ss white sulphur, though no, SO cola a.
rsety Of diseaxes IN ava
me scenery at these Springs ia bold aud beausi
~ Use eetebfeted New River Gifts are In sight OF
sne nnsel, tie nnest Views Are afforded By the sur.
r.unong country, especially fGuns the Bs.Ii nob
peheseo 70 10 the highest point IN viTginia naar
uie pesutifcI Moantsin Lake, which M onlv aersy
inues distant. In addition b. the ssuaI ansnsa
menus ,bc guests ~ a.. lace can eplov ira
ing aed trout nAhiLR In short royhere "a shasn
of country. ' =" WIS region
The TURNPIKE across the Mountain bv tha No,,,.
,sin Like 10 The saH sulphur il nnia,si In
asssts teJton Co.'S iue 81 ge@ will rur rsgnis
upo x ~ aso upon the roads between the aontro,,
SI5 wnhe. yellow sulphur and New River Woi,a
SSipnut springs. line also pitea hrtvsen ~
49, nter white and Pe6risburr where ras.an
snr,ns As s, we s.Ssss 10 the Monroe HE'D Sulphur
toed Baud OF Musfc 4. on znssd
fne iaoe viii lie suppied in the best manner
Ahhss-tlrst week $40; second week a.: third
week - Tor the montb s32. ~ '"'u
;os. WILLIAM E0GLEsToN.
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II UFFMAN'S
II OLD DOMINION IRVING MAOHINE

HUFFMAN's
IL OLD DOMINION SEWING MACHINE.
VIRG MA INTENTION
The Old Dominion Sewing Machine Company, Of
fer to the public sewing Machine. on an entirely
new principle, ia its working parts, and recon.
mending itself by its simplicity; durability and
chedpnsSS 1t is a lock-stitch, shuttle machine:
this stitch is we'll known to be the only one which
shows on both sides alike. and cannot be ripped
The tension of this machine i. pronounced 10 have
no equal, and is NJ quickly and easily threaded
takipg it between your thumb and finger. The
shuttle is entirely new in construction. and does
away with the irregular tension the under
thread. The shuttle race 10 adjustable. admitting
the use of large shu ttle wi coarse thread and
large needle, or q SIN all shuttle with equal rum
Der of yards of fine thread and short fine needle
The entire machine Is so simple, that one hours in
struction will ENABLE any person, white or coOred,
to understand and use it. This machine will do all
kinds of work. from ths finest and liyhtest family
sewing, to the heaviest of tailors' and plantation
work; will hem. ga her. tuck. &c. Any Argument
In favor of sewing machines is unnecessary at this
day The question is which is the best most simple
and CHEAPEST These qualities are oil combined in
this machine.
CilizeNs and strangers are invited to examine this
machine. The inventor b. Huffman, q native of
Virginia, and q resident of Richmond. will take
pleasure in showing IL TO all 1t will be sold at the
reduced price of fifty dollars, which Is less than
any other of the same class
ifice in Belyin's block, 18th street. Orders from
the country promptly attended to.
Address 'Old Dominion Sewing Machine Com.
pany" Richmond, Va. nv 39-Im
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by Richard Cauthorn.

IOCSG AID Lot IN PORT MAYO
FOR aALB AT AU0TI0N -~pe- q. - .. =,
o. y aa.Sit sgped, nvm has Tsoberts and
EIiIaosii hs wife, SD duly recorded IN the Clerk g
once OF sbe County Of Henrico. i wi sell ct suc-
ZION on noNDAf, 18th June at ~ O'CLOCK. N, on
the premises. two lots OF aroupd In the town of
Port Mayo, situated at the intersection OF
street with the Williamsburg Road, upon which
there Ii q comfortable Brick DWELLING with itch.
en- enclosure. well In the yard, &c. &c selling As
trustee. l shall convey with special warranty,
though the title 10 believed to be uudoubted
TERMs--Cash, as to 30 must of the purchsse money
40 may suffice 10 defiay the expenses Of executing
This trust and TO discharge a bond due to VIM
nelly, Dy sad Roberts, amounting to $50 the bal.
ance upon such terms as may be Indicated BY said
Roberts. LAkKJN p fORD Trn.tas
kale conducted by K CAUTHoaN ieI
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By Goddin & Apperssu, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF y )UsE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF y )UsE AND
, LOT ON THK II AIDE OF s.eKrwHzN
shSNeo~ -" 81 sT6Et IS Les srs4,ts-
tn Se.t4ia deef aA,rt sssa p.a; .s6e dolly ~
ecVaed " the REQ mend arae=r= 80 s,ssr.
DAx. e ga ssy Of june. Ins At o,eloef ~
the real estate conveyed BY size salt dssd cor sst.
ing OF lot Win framed store snd dv elling tbsrson
for IS per month. adj joining the property OF John
Agsms fronting 22tee, running back $50 feet.
for negotiable notes interest ADDED and titie n.
Isined till all the purchase money be fulIy PAID
The taxes for 1889 70 3. paid b. the purchsser
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ElnODs IN me rpPER NIssIssIpp1

- FtuLs, NJ. T., June The >cds 10 the
uVl c! Mississippi have done = great deal @. damage
terr and 10 the town Of Bro0klyu opposite, many
residents being forced To absndon their houses
At -. An'houy's the upper bridge has been swept
awAy and the lower Que damaged. SeErly all the
bridges soovs there have been carried away The
river is higher than II has been for many years
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E;E.fgNG'R ATa



COMMISSIONER SALE OF VERY
AZ HsNRIOO --Pursnsnt 10 two decree Of ths
rcuis gourt 9! Henrioo, in the cases 81 joha So
ya staples and els !" rendered on shs srh NAV. Ia
me q e,.anissioners viii sell st pub.
no ~ !9 sns hIshsaf bidder on the prsmisss
d the n.I. day sSeSsafsar esss gu af
o. ~ O'clock. y. The worry valuable Real Essats
about four nsiiss from tn q civ al ar ~ ~
H. and Kslruad BEING ~. 80. sII r.sas 'n 1ss
which Francis staples died possessed, and distin.
A-ContaininR acres. with threa ;es.,,o,.s.
ther.upon aud lying immediately upon he null.
B--Containing nearly So acres, has up,r .,
ana griss nili IA COMP order. and small dwell
C-Conlsining se,< acres hns u : On h a v.r
Portable framed dwelling, with the usual out-hons
es oil in good order. Aeout half Of This trae =
land Is In high state OF Improvement and lies i'm
n.ediateiy upon the kicanond, Frederick burg and
= D-rhe Mansion Tract. and the late residence of
franc's staples deco hes o handsome framed
dwel,ng. With kitchen. DArIs. cora house, Stable
beea thoroughly repaired. 1t contains " acres Of
sups e!or farming land and has sttsc he'd vineyard
AID q large young orchard Of choice fruit trees
E-Cohtainlug ~ acres. adjoining the above Ia
cl.aTed NJ d highly improved.
f-Vontains 70 acres. OF superior farming land.
0-Lies Immediately upon the Deep Kun Iuru.
pike aud the Mill Road. 1t contains is acres OF
shops The soil 10 excellent
,H--Lies on the Deep Run Turnpike. adjoining the
above, containing q acres In very good condition.
Such an opportunity Is seldom presented to per
sons dearlng to purchase real estate in the vicinity
OF the city OF Richmond '
n,ap and survey Of the said land can be seen at
tue onlce Of JAS Taylor son. All persons de-
siTlDa 10 make inquiry about the above property,
are referred to the nuctioneers
ILaAs-Vnethird sf the purchase money In cash,
ana the residue In two equal ms AZ ooe ~
two years from the day Of sale the credit ma VIM
70 De secured by n gotablo notes. Satisfactorily en-
aorsed, with interest added and the title retained
TIL the whole pure base money Ia paia aad a con
ssyance directed ny the court
POSSESSION will be given Except OF the Mansion
tract immediately. and full posse ssiou of that
on ,he Is, January ts6O, and the purchaser of IL
WILL De ailo : ed 70 seed crop of wheat.
The sale will commence at the Mansion Trsetr at
81 o'clock, P NJ.
JOHN You've
CIV RANtOiEH, ,Caum,,
MILTON GARY J
BALE condueted.by JAS III TAYLOR 8 SON, Aucts.
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FROST IN CANADA WRsT.

TORONTO, c. W, Tuesday, June I, 1S59-Ac-
counts from different psrte of Canada West state
tbat severe frost on Ssturdnn night has done
most serious damage 10 fruit, potatoes, corn and
asrd-n vegetables. Wheat 10 uniDjured, and it is
thought the effect of the frost may be destructive
50 the fy which was beginning to appear in some
sections.
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;ae WILLIAM E0GLEsToN.
yN'-NN PInnriet.ar
a ME'iA WHITE SOLP HT

-, sPkis0s.-This delightful Summer Reaor,
18TH June. VI '"to's on the
me water. are similar TO the far sarmsd White
su,pnu'i aug thtir accommodations equal to any
hey are situated in Amelia eour IT, 50 MILES from
hIcnu'ond, and "a miles from Jetersyille station
on The kic m nd and Dsnyilie railroad nm wbtr :
mere sIetwo trains daily - and from Jeters,iile
Hhere mere Will be always in readiness a conway.
TS IT, ~ tue 90 lngs, on the arrival of the cor.
iheir locality aud easy access m.ks than a rno.,
uesitsbie sGmnsf resort tor families
buAnu-Per mouth, So; per week SO: per dav
= 3 Children and servants half pr;ce ~ WY
Je S-In" TIL D., WILSON sON
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NAkLlA EsCApE or :. ncrAN srsMEAR

? "hSs - a--e~ a., a..
1.Ass -. wiz tso o.
%. .srtncats ed witch water. having
,tru,k A. 'cebess Monday, "a = iense fog. IL
wss by the most vigorous exertic g o. the crew
Ao1 passengers, sAd continuous working Of m.
pEmp>. thai she vas enabled h. each here A,
81 ta4e her pos4'icr - &C., =. AT g.
: .- p i'a1se4 - led, ana .ds pas.
ssrs.r. allotted by lots 1, a. Expecting ever
Heui 10 cave. All on board are ssfe and we'll
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TRUsT SALE OF NEW KENT LAND

By virtue Of a deed of trust from Robt TAYLOR
bearing date the 4th day Of pecen ber 1889 duly re-
corded In New Kent County @ urt, the under sigu-
sell at public auction, on the premises on TUES
DAY the 18th day of june. 1889 tf fair if not the
next fair day. beginning at IL o'clock NJ the real
estate in said county. conveyed In said deed CON.
Ssting of tract IF land containing about I721.
acres, lying about five miles below New K emit O. h
and about 2h miles from the Pamunkey river. and
bounded by the lands of James O'Dell deceased ed
ward Langley and Ira L. Bowles, with the house
and improvements thereon
TsRMs-''ne-third cash !; balance upon a credit of
one and two years. for bonds bearing interest from
day Of sale, and secured by lien on the property
RCWISON.
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A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY I'M.

A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY I'M.
"A PROVED FARM, FOUR MILEg IRON THn
TOWN or MANCHsST r, IN CaESTARRIBLD
COUNTY, ON A FREs TURNPIKE, CONTAIN
ING $40 ACRES Il offer for sale, on most accom-
modstipg terms, that valuable farm. located -
described above. containing I've hundred and forty
ac-es-2 40 acres cleared, and produces we'll q the
bousand bushels Of lime recently spread upon Il.
The balance Of the land IL we'll ss In pine and oak.
from which II 10 believed. enough wod could be
taken to pay the larger portion Of the purchase
IN oney leaving . sufnciency for farming purpoees.
This impr sveaients are luch ~ farm o. thas siss
requires. consisting. IN part OF framed dwelling
with eight rooms kitchen. negro quarters. large
barn, wheat thresher, &c; Also, grist and sav
mill
The location Is perfectly healthy. the socisty
CORD. and abundance Of pure water very conve
nient.
ing would soil o great bargain In the Farm. and
give liberal credit. AM person wishirg 70 yisw
the premises will please call on MT Whttsheed.
WI O lives on the farm. or Capt 4 Dodeher, Apsths-
cary. Richmond; and f,r .sfns, "a apply To-.
cfice In Basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
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AIOTICE 40 TAX PAYERS.-Re IL or.

NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS.-Be II or
ANdsined by the Council of the City Of Richmond
give notice 10 at least four Of the daily ewspspers
OF the city. for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
Of june that he will attend at his office daily. be.
tVssn the hours of O'Clock, snd O'CLOCK,
NJ from the 18th to the 39th II june inclusive. for
the purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with City Taxes the whole or one half of the
amount of Taxes charged. deductirg FROM the
whole amount. or one alf. as the case may be- ten
per csntum thereon
fifteen days prior the 18th OF December. that he
will attend at his office daily between the above
c.mber Inclusive for the purpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid one-haif only Of
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining half,
deductina from such half ten per cent thereon.
In pur 'uance of the above amended ordinance,
passed January 18th, 1855, will attend at the Col
iector's OMce. at the City Hall, from the 18th to
the s0th Of june 1859 for the purpose of receiving
the Taxes a above directed
JULIUS HOBsON
je lin Collector of City Of Richmond
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SLAYER PICKED Tip

CHARLESTON, June The coast survey steamer
Walker, from Key West on the 4th, reports that
The bark J. W. Cobb, after lapdipg cargo of
saves on the coast of Cuba, was picked MP at sea
scuttied, and towed into Havana by New York
arhoanfr.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

CLOTHING, SHOES. SO, AT AUC-
~ TI0N.-On FRIDAY. 10th inst, ct 10 O'Clock at
my store, will sell at auction. lot If seasonabie
Clothing. consisting of Cashmere Frock and sack
Goats. Cloth Dress do. Cashmere and Linen Paats,
Vests, Suspenders. Linen Bosom Shirts Cravats
Neck Ties Silk Pocket Handkerchief. Flannel aud
Merino Shilts.
AL.0--A lot of Meuslins Prints DC.
BOOTS AND SHOE5-t will likewise sell o lot
of Boots. shoes. Slippers, &c.
K OAUTHORN, Auct.
SCHOOL DESKS
At 10 o'clock precisely, will sell superior Ma
hoaany School Desks. Of them with four seats and
with six seats.
les CAUTHORN,
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DUN'T FUKHET those Casslmere aus
St34 90. 50 and 8 90.
as,iinere Business Goats at - 50, 800, 90, o.
90 and 1900
Black Alpaca Sacks and Frock Coats - 80, 90.
I 30 and o.
Black Drag d Ete Sack and Frock Goats 81 SO
70. % LdsVJ, at WALKER CO.'S,
It3. corner Main and l4th SITS.
les Richmond Va.
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~ AlsxAndsr Mott.
HROCERIRa T1PNITurR crcw
BY =. b. Cook. Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs sALE on aRNTRRr

THU5TEE6 "A OF 6ENTEEL
At AUCTION. BY virture OF 3 DECD on TYpst- noSs
by PL Woodson and wife, 20 the sub, cfibsr. snd
duly recorded 10 the Hastings Court Of1cs o. the
dsnce Of said p \ Woodson. on Olsv, near Monroe
street. on THURSDAY next. 9th inst. Of 10 o'cIk.
All the Household and Kitcsen Furniture. contain
robes; Bureus and Washsta dds with marble tps: /
secretary and Bookcase; Mahogany and other bed
stea'e; cane seat amt cosamoa Chairs; MAhAwany
koeking Chair; Feather Beds; Mattresses; CArpsts:
glassware and Crccker1. together with the Isuai
variety OF Kitchen Utensils, amongst xhich = .
good Cooking Stove.
RANDOLPH X wOODsoN. Trustee.
PALE conducted By = 3 COOK. Auct.
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A SMALL TRACT VALUABLE

Al ON dUL 7 Is a 2 UF Valuable
1AWOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, EIGHT
MILES BELOW hICHMOND. FUR SALk.-I offer
sale the tract of land described above containing
one hundred and fifty acres 1t is heavily wooded.
and has on it some very valuable timber. suitable
steam saw mill II adjoins the land of the Messrs.
Andey so4. Formerly Weeds,) and others. 1t 10
Gated within short distance of the York River r
X, and the wood on the land, when brought to
market. will pay than the price ASKED for it.
For terms, &C., apply to
RBLYNE, Land Agent.
Office In basement Metropolitan Hall.
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r n NIMNO.
Gen'l ARt Va PsniteDtiary.
leo. WATT l. cos PLOWS.
- GEO WATT 4 CO.'S PLOws

GEO. WATT l. cos PLOWS.
~ GEO WATT co.'s PLOWs
GEO w ATT CO.'S PLOW6
GEO WATT 4 CO.'S PlIOWS,
The agricultural community and public alnersL
ly, are respectfully IL formed that the conosfp AZ
GEO WATT co,
Plcw Manufacturer.
Is still In existence and conducted In lie mech
cal department by GEO war; tn. inventor And
manufacture of the Cuff Brace Plow, with - IN.
prsv, ments, (and who alone has conducfed the me.
chanical department OF all the firms Of Geo WATT
4 Go since 1872 and Hugh A Watt, O. the Old
stand. where 9 ND WATT co have at9ays dene
business, notwithstanding sundry advertisemepts
have appeared. trying to create an impression =
the contrary; and they assure their friends And
the public generally that they are prepared ct ali
times ofurnish them with PLs5Ws and other Aeri-
cultural Implements. of the beat quality, without
Infringing the rights Of others. endeavoring 10
mislead or deceive the public
GO WATT IL now perfecting various improve
meats on all three o. his patents. which We 1hipk
Will lessen the draft. give more strength and lese
wear and greatly lessen the PROBABILITY Of The
choking OF the Plow We hope 70 have Plows Of
the various sizes. with thess improvements. recde
Tor the Gus msr faiow. INV IA