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The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
ried !; and kits; :, Soda; ,

tins; Eastern 4 Gal. sugar. Dds, hfS
Axe handles; Matches; and boxes;
Beef, dried; Maccaroni do Crnshed
Bacon; Mince meat; do Powdered
Butter Nails spikes; do Ground;
Beans; Nutmegs; do Granulat'd
Buckets; Oysters do n. Orleans
Brooms; Onons do China;
Barley; Oil,Olive, Polar, do batavia;
Candles asst'd.; Lard sperm; do Manila;
Currents, dried ;Pcaches, dried; do S. +. ref'd
Coffee, ground; 4 fresh, in tins; bbls. < his.
do Java; Paper; Tobacco, Grape !;
do Rio; Pie Fruit, Eng. do Sun;
Cheese; & American; do Peach;
Cream Tartar Pepper; do Fruit;
Corn, green tins, Pickles. do Strawberry
Cards. Peas. do Aprcot
Goldfish; Pipes; do Spanish;
Crnmberres; Pencils; do Watson's
Chicken, roast Flick handles; Smoking;
Corn meal; Pork clear and DO GoodWln's
Camphene; mess; Smoking;
Candy; Pepper sauce; do Natl leaf;
CLAIMS: Potatoes: Tomato Catsup;
Caps, percussion ;Raisins, J. ! and Turkey in tins;
Crackers, soda; whole boxes; Twine, cotton;
do sugar; Rice, Carolina. .Tacks, assorted;
| do boston; China, Bata-Tea. green, I'M
Flour, Haxall q via, Manila & perial, gun
do a;s'' GaI Soap, PHI Hills paeTomatos % in l tins;
do Buckwt; do Chem Olve;Tapioca;
do Rye Syrup, Boston inVermcilli;
Hams various; kegs and bbls Vinegar;
| t1OUluyi w Oal luh- o"e' L O"N.i'i
Honey, in tins; cisco, kegs dc; Preston & Merr-
Jellies; Starch; ills;
Jams Salt great variety
Lobsters; Strawberries, in of Spices and
Lard. tin kegs; tins Case goods,
Mackere ,hf bbsSardnes, & boxes;
LII @ U 0 r S!
English Ale and Porter Sauterne;
in casks and bottles; Choice French Brandies
San Francisco Ale, bbls. American do
and half Holland Gin;
Stoughton Bitters; American Gin;
Hostetters do Club House Gin;
Boxers do New gland Rum;
Woolf's Schnapps; Jamaica Rum
Voldner's do Scotch Whisky;
Turner's Ginger Wine; Bourbon Whisky;
Gordon IS raspbey " syrup; Monongahela Whisky;
Barbeir's do do Lemon Syrnp;
Shey, port clar't wine A gen'l assor't Of Liquor
Orders for goods not in our line will receive
prompt attention.
Ali goods shipped to our care will be forwarded
with dispatch to all parts of the mines.
Feb1a-3m SHEATH Il ARNOLD.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

NO. 1913 J STREET, CORNER OF 1TH,
Sacramento.
Agents for the New sdria GuicksiIver,
(The purcst and best article in the State y
Agents for the Imperial Insurance Co.,
and Northern Insurance Company,
for Fire and Life.
XETe have on hand. and are receiving by every
w clipper from the Atlantic States, additions
to our large stock of assorted merchandise, which
is purchased entirely for cash. We are enabled to
sell to the Country Trade at as low prices as the
Jobbers at San Francisco. Our stock consists in
part of
Apples. dried and kits; Soda;
do fresh in Mustard Enr'h ShnYels:
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25
Bones for Trees.

Bones are always accumulating in villages
and about the country residences which
might be put to better use than to cucumber
the streets, or to emit disagreeable odor
from under the fences There is nothing
like decaying bones for all sorts of fruit
trees. They are perhaps best for pear trees,
next for apples, and then for ounces; but
are good for any kind of fruit unless it is
cranberries, which seem to live and grow on
little but water. The true way would be to
make the bones into superphosphate Of lime
by grinding, and then adding halt their
weight of sulphuric acid, to be applied in
small doses every year. But as there are
not bone mills everywhere, and as the ma
king Of superphosphate is trade, which
could hardly be recommended to cultivators
to learn, the next best thing to be done is to
break them up into inch pieces, and mix
them with the sol! in which trees ale trans
planted. From half a peck to a peck for
draft trees and two or three pecks for trees
designed for standards, is enough The ac-
ton will be slow, but very lasting, continu-
ing through the life of an ordinary tree.
Bones are richly worth saving for this pur-
pose; and at the same price at which. they
can be had in most country places, they can
be bought to advantage. They render a
tree vigorous and healthy and greatly i'm
prove its fruit. 1t is not a bad plan to dig
the soil about the trees. E.rchange.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-25

ROBERTFISHER,
Undertaker,--Allo orders as In
dertaker, promptly attended tc. -
[n.v344] Il. .J.flSHEf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
p, BLIC SALE or THE tLLuGuA>Y
SPRINGS,

u Ilii COT MY ar MONTGOMERY.
y flii>l tNtt Il Tie provisions 9: . decd 4 t-gs', -.
i .clt.i! 10 me IN The l0th day O: Aprii. i$:. hy pr. Ned
: Hrid-'. ant VII. and ol record IN the Clrrk- or'cc, 81
-" c'nn'i"- 4 Nor. aa;,ry s.t Franklin. aitG- 8 ,-c.ge
lie h,',F- Holt, IKE .orErs proprir'ors. the PsyEtn: o.
~, rnrc'"'' money for ~ ~hiechany spring, properly. /
NJ q, TRUSTEE la Ngii decd. o-rr for -tI". .; public auction,
i'it 2lrH pAh az tEBIr igY. $50. 4 fair. ii not. then
90, ,nr - ,',r ~. .>c"It >GHiay anl Monday. ritI;tf
tNpl' MD fol EIIlS vi all thai gelI..aauu property il.
:, ..1iiE ~ Nnhl:univry. .np%u - N, .NLLEuHNNi
STRINGS PROPERTY. which consist. th--ily, tire Springs
proper 81 8 irtci - LaUd, supposed 10 contain about $40
hcfe', 81 TIE Hotel. Cabin. lslh lIouse, aui other Improve.
n,rni- ~ ile AID ,rl'' ~ Land. and q: ID. lIou,.hcid and
hiclrn furniture. Plantation Tool. ana Live Soc, U..i
aud employed upon N. SAD tract ii Land. AMI h,lnn,iu.
&" the Said springs establishment. r.. Improvement. ar. OF
thr mot .Gt'-inuiia. sini. AMI ar. -uiicirn' for IN, ,,,a.
Portable accommodation Of IlSE htNEstp v.-i:uE. Tht.e
Srr!nr. have, :"r several Year, past. Been regarded 4,
amongst th' hest ~ mol. indeed. the best pic,s- u prar.r-
y In the si.;e-;hc Naicf b'in: justly celebrated Tor Il.
"s,cnIv.y pl:ronisr'I ant -goh !, ;hcir celebrity. no, onl,
in ihi, state. hut throughout ;he Scott. that . further :.
o'rip;ion I'D. riaed unnecessary.
Possession VIII Pc siy.3 uDch iiG communication OF IL.
sale. - ua' III" purchaser will have ample ,nH- 60 Ir1ls
cfraHsrri-I.t-l Tor he ensuing spring - A>"n.
! atI authorized 10y VI. u. ". I. Holt. the ouars Il ttr
"'.cr fourth % dis property. % ssy. that II the purchase
AZ IL" al" advertised desire f, ne an purchase Vi, iat"-t,'
upon ID" most REASONABLE, term,.
To NEE: he requirement. OF the ,l-ti ~ t-u,;. = ,a,.
na'ia'ni VIII l.. Required. alich viii amount 10 .ho:,
fs"t"o. Tic irirEr"! pay n"n,s, IN further pursuance %. a."
:rg.'. Nil .or required . le ~ ,ic Oh tie nrt dsy. q J4nu-
arg. i>%' aud l~j:. uult's otherwise agreed between ,hs
'af.!o, N 'ntrr.s'. JoHN u. l.. GoGGIN.
Ian . -.fI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
AUCTION SALES.
VERY DEsIRABLr: FARM IN powm,

INHE proprietor being atcu. 10 remove from The county.
4 will 'tTrr Al pGhic safe. or Tie PREMISE. on FRIDAY.
FOURTH OF fEbiii AIRY. l>j?, the Farm upon which he
fesile'ih fou'ha'an COMFY. EIoNn u WooD LAWN y. 'oH'
,a'ui'. about 80 srr,-, = ltr:. proportion OF which J. yL:u.
~" T"od i"nri. TIL. land liloin- ia~ farri u tt.rl'' Tar
.f Lee, k-I.. ard other: one mile from James River. ~ =
healthy neichiorhcod; conyeniru, 10 churches. po.toiGc.>.
'nili-. 81. The land /. Q: valuable character. web ws.cTe'l,
and easy 20 improve.
The I"t!lin: i neat. large. well arranged and ,,,ar.y I"W,
WIN unnecessary "ui'hul:iug- in complete repair.
To = city gentleman, ic.iriu. a cnun,ry r~,-;terc,. cay
"'acc'-s, an! which n.ay bee pEcfiatly worked. hi. place
oGor- unusual attractions IL po!n. Of hr.rty an! ,.lrt. J.
Is presumed parties te-iTins 3, pgrcka,e VII personally
.Xarninc the p.rnis--.
Trays -oneilirt cash: the balance IT on. aud Two
Years credit, :Ur bond, with approved security, wjr,5.i
Interest. and decd oi trus: ~ the Land.
Should the land Dc sold. much of the ~pcri.hati- rrsf.-r,y
will be- offered FOR sale II the .aur- time and place,
Refer 20 ,hr proprietor, =. ". Wstkin., or. John /. Lay.
Subjects 7. a.. or Edward -. Watkins. City Point. Prince
l.,r.. H. ~
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VALUABLE FARM or 45a ACRES n
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. StN Mills FROM Man

NIIESTTK. TUt SAEI-
4 VAIL iIL.E and comfortable plantation. tx nile.
n from the ci!r Of fich,acnd. "T TIE NIuclc.icr .grU.
pike. in Chesterfield county. having -, acres. Ih- turn
pix j, q smooth. l-rci one. with NJ toll. The plantation Ia.
"v"r 200 acre. u we'll t.rrbe-ci land. ITcrt.in: matcg..L-. Z
wanted, :or further buildings. aui a large supply 70! msr.
kri. Tn" building. ccmpris. q dwelling House, ioGT r"nr'.
al which are n,~, added to .X Other ucaiy and n.ails re-
paired, and = a.S and neatly framed cot'ag" office. NhA
two ROOMS. la "a. yi.i .aCi"-:r-, snatius very snris a..
Communications Tor a larry family. with a ne. srarary. corn
house. stable. vc!i Irransci h"iS.> FOR thirty -rr'an;-. -
ha"rn houses. j." house. r"l;.rncioscd garden. kitchen.
ucat house. good well Of .,t,r. A..
\ rlGc" combining - :n,ny comfort, j. --i'!rm ,rerri
for .IiC. And he subscriber. Win the purpo-. al rc1n-
vim. to another STAT. siil I'll q nar,.ln To- rs one n!,'ir;
TO purchase . pleasant sui u~ru.;all. residence. r.. r,vE
-! Manchester harins = Charter 20 erect another Bridge
over Jane. river, viii very .,p1 make land situated ~ NJ,
:, lacc Il. doDbiy valuable.
Me.-r>. Godlin 4 Aircr.oa ~ Richmond. axe ccmu',.
stoned 1" maxi : -slr. Or application may hs made 10 :n..
personally on The PREMISE. CtASTtIN COOKE.
SIN mics ~e.' - Richmond. on the Manch,a,-r
Jan I-c2awll Tgruu!...
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WHEAT FiMu FOR SALE.

INiis FNEM Is 'lirnt"i m" riie- NoIti-W'.t II kn0N.
J. vile. Tennt>,ec. snd OF the iiuc Of III Knoxville ami
k-utucky Rail .oai. ~ the head CT Second Greek, e.
Grassy Valley. Thi, valley IS on" 81 IL. be-. Tor wheat Iu
East Tennessee. The Farm contain, about -" acre. Of
which about IN acre, are cleared AMI ;i- balance veil tjT-
herti; tw" hundred acr,- ar. in clover anil siass, aut ms
acre. in wheat. The soil naturally i. not -arpa,s,!hy aay
Ia Last Trnn,,.e-. The land H. almost ievr!. and j. highIy
Grasses. CoEifrrr,hl" improvements. good spring. JH.t
arrl- aIi peach orchards. rur hcIl;h. good ari:hhnrf.ud.
beauty AMI convenience q i,c.,iou. Il +. al which could h"
desired. Til. farm +, offered upon ;.ru> ln,l rt.i:i- -
advantageous. easy aud unusual a, shl rp. ri! 20 a',rJc:
;h"s: irsirin: = airu.
Tfn.s-unly "ue,-tah 10 per cent.i Of the rurci,.e
Money required upon The contamination 81 The ale. Tie
balance Ia ton -p,al annual it,ishn.n,,. wi.h annual int,
r".' upon all The deferred payments. II - desired. ~.
Farm ~ii - sold upon shorter rr-iits. or farca.h. Posse
-'ri siSca AZ ANY 'iu". FOR o,~:t.r particulars aprIy l.
JOSEPH 4. NAieN,
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SALES OF STOCKS ~ RICHMOND.

FOR Nr Hs.G stEsay JttHfFH ~, l>H.
RSPoRTEo BY c. ". PrKcELi. & Co., SrOcy lnokEA.
slt..all 8 per cent, 81 yearsto rua. no sales ~ the I-r,-ur;
Do. DO shorter dates, sales !?6G in:e:cSt %.
Richmond City Bonds, sales ~, interest OF.
iIg;.is Eank Stock, par so sales al, extra dividend.
Farmers Eais stock, sales slrlH, offered.
~:Sc.,ne- Bank Sjocs, sales sl"i .. offered.
Virginia Fire and Marine INSURANCE S,uc., Sale, t.G4.-
Dvid.nd oG.
M--chAats Insurance Stock, las; sales 80.
gc,aonl Fire Association stock, par so, sales 49,.
R;Aaond, Fredericksburg .nd Potomac HslrosI >eptA.
Ar' sales so.
Virginia Central Rsilroad stock, ~.
Sccaoa. ,nd Petersburg railroad Stock, last sales So
Richmond aad DaEri!l- Railroad stock, IS offered. si5
a.se!
lia-, River aai Kanawha stock, last sales So.
Redmond aad Danyilie Railroad guaranteed bond.
sales -, aaI Interest, HAT.
JII.s River suG Kanawta guaranteed boGls, par IA u
{iu'. las; sales 81 Hat.
v!r.a.a ani Tennessee Railroad Bonds. Fad mortgage. 80
an. :at-.-s.
Virginia Ccn;ral Railroad Bonds as and interest.
orange AL Alexandria d: abroad i,ou'ls 81! and interest
~Lyaraburg Gas Company 50
u'.H;e sad Alex tndril ; per cen: Boh'!s ~, aii in,-.s.:.
NicSsas Gap Rail Road EpaI i S5l AMI .AIeFe-t.
Sl5.O.S City f.3R, fat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
THE INDIA RUBBER PATENT TRIALS,

WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE case Of Good
wear 4 Hay RS. Tclllnan. lieinrichs & Co.. came
up yesterday in the t.. s. Circuit Court in
which an injunction prayed for was granted
This makes the fourth case in which the Court
has restrained the parties charged with in
fringement on the india rubber patents at the
present term.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
T4E MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-Flour is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat is firm; sales Of white at
81 35al IS, red 81 GOAL %. Corn is scarce;
sales OF white at &c.
Nrw YORK, Jan. l3.-Cotton is quiet. Flour
is unchanged. Wheat is buoyant. Corn is
quiet: sales of mixed at SIC. old Southern yell
low 9Oc. Naval stores are steady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. LOTS. Jan. l3.-Col. Sumner left here
TO-DAY for Fort L~.cavcnworth, with orders from
the War Department. 1t is thought his trans.
fer has reference to disturbances in the South
crn part of Kansas.
!! gentleman from Salt Lake, November 2Gth,
gives a painful account of the suffering among
the men and animals on the plains. in conse-
1uencc of the cold. Men were found frozen to
death, at nearly every station. Ten Of Major
Russelrs men were frozen to death at one time.
The snow isvery deep and the weather colder
than it has been known for thirty Years. The
mercury was - deg. below zero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON

SUCCESSOR To
8IkFORO. DICKINSON & WElSICER.
Nh. :, MAIN STREET,
Richmond Nir~inia,
IANlN6 purchased he "ri.r" intrr,s At Of +. y.
IL Einiorl and rovhatan W,i-igcr. IN IT, FIRM -
Of BlSFUIp. DICKINSON \ WflSIGE,. will con- ~
time n. business. In all II, branches, At the old -;ani. ~
In the nam- of ROBERT l.. DICKINSON.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
the old firm. h. hope, Icy strict ani prompt attention. and
keeping a we'll elected stock, 80 Merit = continuance Of the
same.
GEORGE w. DJE:SBf.RRN.
Who has been With The old hrr Tor three years. remains
with him, WHERE, "a. u.ual. L. will De glad To- ..Ty- hi,
friends.
lie hs also secured the service, Of
JOSEPH Is. STE.CIAI.
20 well known. who respectfully ,oict, a call from H.,
friends.
81 All crle-> ,,rictly .l"i promptly attrnde,! Ia.
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON.
Dee .! w. - Main street.
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p. IL. TAYLOI,'S MUSIC SALOON
y PIANn fn!irE WATERFRONT.
y.

ZEE
PIN NO SALOON,
'rF's;T: EESkbE. & f&, NJ. Us, BROAD ST.
Btii ieayr 10 INFORM ~" pubic 'ha! have aHs@-
j on land a iarse a..or:'aenl OF rrcri"r E9I1.@I2
PLANO FOETE>. T"
from N. best Manufactures H. IN" c"untry.I . 4 v =
amongst others ". Ga-!!c L 10. Baltimore. would par.
tirr'ariy call tie attention .: ti- public - the Piano. man.
uf'ciur.d hy Si"inway a SON, New iori, to whom Medals
Of ,li- highest order have been Ivar'icd. IN competition with
the .r~. ,nrk"r-. ~ iD.tanrr:
Two First Prixc Mcds- 81. ;t- METROPOLITAN tair. Wash
ingtcn. March. l>H,.
fir-t Prize Gn!I Nciai hr-rirau Ia.,ifnr.. Crystsi Pa.
lace. N-r YORK. November. ~.
fir-i Prize Gold N;"isl. Mar, bud In,,i ute, Baltimore. No.
.cnii.r, i>.t.
fir-t priz- Medal. American In.tiu'". Crystal Palace, Y.
York. November. $50.
f'r-i rriL" Gold N~ial. Mar.lsnd In.ii'u'-, baltimore.
S-v-tnh-r. iSt.
All new Instruments sold ~ ,his establishment, warrant.
I'd for live Years. and Kept IN tune for ieY years without
ch,r:".
T." accommodate. rurcha. ers from the country, I will put
up 'h- in-'rum-r' m.--if At any liic- desired.
several srron'!.l"ini-! I'iic- for SALE, md "hi .ni nrS
iu-'runcnts for hire.
hlv" ais, f,r sal" Mi:I!uDEoN$, with single AID 'i"ui.i:
rood. iIolINS, GUITARS, &C.: Superior Strings.
address =. MAYE, letter box "a.
Carr Of fiviu Morti1U 4 Co. Richmond. Va.
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SALES or STOCKS IL RICHMOND

For % Hex suIadg January II. lS9.
REFORMED Ur JUHS \. LANCASTER 4 SOY,
yr.ia.5 " per cts, sales ~. and interest.
Glai. ~ Irant-.d 10y ;h- STATE. sales $gS and in.erc,,.
E,ha"aI Ciy bonds, las; sa-- SO and interest.
y'siliI Bank Stock, par ..t-sa!e> s;.L.
f4ratr. Bank stock, sales io!9.
iy-4.lcc Ngn. Stock. sales los.
I=..l.. fir- and Marine Insurance Sock, last sale, u.
Merchants Insurance stock. last sales 80.
Richmond Fire Association stock. par .O--sai.s So.
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad stool
..!- So.
VT-.i, ce.;Fai Railroad stock. sales $in.
s'tmlad aaI Pc;erShu-: Railroad stock. sales 900.
Ea;afapnd ani DaEville Railroad Stock. last -ai-- 81.
Jl1s, River AID kaaawia stock. last sales f..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
T FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX. Jan. lathe steamship Niagara,
with Liverpool dates to the LIST instant, arrived
this forenoon.
The steamship Wezcr, from Bremen for Nav
York. returned to Queenstown in a distressed
condition, her pumps chokcd and leaking,
The steamer Wiser encountered a hurricane
which lasted seven days. during which she lay
OH her beams end with seven feet of water in
her engine room, and her fires out, After
making temporary repairs, she reached Queens
town.
The bark Oakland from Charleston for Liver
pool, was struck by lightning off Cape Clear.
Onc boat, with the chief officers and four sea-
lncn, was rescued. The others have not been
heard from.
The Emperor Napoleon has again pardoned
Montalcmbcrt also, the editor OF the CORES
pondent." and lG0 other prisoners. II is report
cd that France has officially informed England
Of her support, if the latter adopts measures to
counterfeit President Buchanan'S policy in re-
latiOn to Cuba, &c.
y false alarm of fire in the Victoria theatre,
at London, caused a panic in the audience, and
lG persons were tramplcd to death.
Mr.. - succeeds Lord ErSkine as-Secre-
tary of Legation at Washington. The latter
goes to Stockholm.
The Spanish papers denounce, in u tone Of
offended pride. President Buchanan's message.
lnSurrectionary movements were on foot in
Servia. Prince Alexander had been depo>ed.
and Prince Milosch proclaimed in stead.
The steamers Europa, llammonia. North Bri-
tain and City of Washington, arrived out safely.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The sales of Cotton for
the week amount to ~, 900 bales. The market
opened with Il declining tendency and closed
steady. Brra,stuifS have an advancing ten
dencv. Provisions are dull. Consols 9Gs to
95g for account.
Flour is very dull. Wheat is I'd. higher
Southern white Us. I'd. to IS. I'D. Corn is I'd.
highcr-white 50 To 33S. yellow IS to Dos. {;
mixed - to 2SS. Provisions are dull. Rosin
is buoyant and scarce at IS. Id. to rs. ID
Holders demand a further advance. Sugar is
firm. Spirits Turpcntinc dull at 3?s.
Cotton closed quiet and steady. Orleans
Fair 7sd., MiddlinS ID, tplands I'd. to 6ll-lGd.
The annual statement shows the stock Of cotton
in port to be 34?. 00o bales, including 265, 900
bales of American. The total imports for the
year are upwards of 1900 600 bales; being an
increase Of 81. ono bales over last year.
Money is very active. The amount of bull
lion has decreased elSo.000. ConSols eX-
dividend 96i to Ma.
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Ry vHE GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

Y TTNUtI'NW
XLTIiEsEAS \ vacancy has occurred In :le Judiciary 81
this Commonwealth by the death Of Green Is. sa'niiels'
one OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court 81 ippcsis. WHO
was elected a Judge Of the third Judicial Section. composed
Of the counties Of Culpcr"r. Madison. G;reetc. Orange. Abe
marie. Louisa, fluvanna. Liocchland. Nelson, amherst,
Rockbridge, Augusta, bath. F~rndl-ton. Highland. Rocking
ham. Page. Shenandoah, Warren. HARDY. CLARKE. freIcricI.
Hampshire. Morgan. Berkeley, aud Jefferson: therefore, IN
conformity 20 Law. the sheriff Of each OF said counties Is
hereby REQUIRED TO cause an election 10 l." held therein Oh
Thursday, the 18th day OF April next. n :iic r,ac', pre-
scribed hy Law, for q Judge OF the Supreme Court 81 hP'
p.aIs. TO supply the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand IA Governor. and under III" seal pi
the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this seventh day
RI. 81 of January. lSi9, Ind in the nd year of the Com
monwealth. HENRY y. WIZ.
Iy the Governor:
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STOMACH BlTTEIsS have doubtless created a much srn'
sation In the community FOR its remarkable cures, rs any
other medicine eXtant. II l. a fact that In tie imlnds OF
many persons q prejudice exists against What are called
Patent Medicines. hut why should this prevent you r".nrt-
ing TO An article that has such AN array Of testimony I" -uI-
port il. ~ iioSTETTERS STOMACH BlrTElsS. Physicians
prescribe H.: why should you discard il: Judges, usually
considered men Of talent, have and 40 use u in their iaini-
lieS; why should you reject V: Let not ycnr prejudice uSurr
your reason, 10 the everlasting injury Of your health. u
you are sick and require Il medicine. try these lit;rrs.
For sale by Druggists and dealer. generally, every where.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
nIuE R.PIp INCREASE IN TIIE SALES

7 TTTE III ..r,..,.. ~ n.
OF TIE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
since the reduction Of prices. on the ut Of October, mas
brought the whole number sold up 10 IMtHlf THOUSAND,
go r, Of which on..hslf have been sold in the past year.
Jhis Marhinc has taken the highest Tr.i6tunl. ihis yea''
=, the Pairs OF the United state, and t!r states oi virginia
NJ. York. ycw jcr.ry. Pennsylvania. Kentucky, lIiiio'-.
Wisconsin. Michigan. Indiana. Mississippi. Missouri ana
California: and ih- Fairs Ia Cincinnati. Chicago, -. Louis,
ORIGINAL .nool; makes hens, turL.. ;slls. and In the most
perfect manner. without Blasting: j. adapted to coarse or
fine work; runs 9TH cssr and r%apidty; !. simple ana aura.
bic. easily adjusted and managed. and Of eie-an: model
and finish. Price. from So 10 slcc. Terms cash.
No charge for instructions. or packing AMI shipping.
send for a circular.
Office a2I Main street. R;"hrr"rl. Va.
I"r ~ =. II. CRAlGE, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

RAWLINGS & HOLLAOAT.
GFSElht. AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
i,ICNq"Nr. Va,
I EtERY return their thanks for ti- very liberal patron.
IL age bestowed 81 them the past year, aud again "l-r
their services for IIl.EINt; OF NtrEoE>. RENTING OFT
HOUSES ANp COLLECTING CLAIMS. and for the .aio ri
TOBACCO. WHEAT. CORN. OATS. fLOtI. a..
On and after ~. j.; day of January. l>j!. t,rr will b.
found ~ li-ir new oir'. ~ l;.iyin'- Building Oh I!'h street,
corner oi Banh. IN. q. RAWLINGS.
De- lin ALFRED l.. ilOLLApAY.