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AMERICAN GUANO.

TIlE valuable fertilizer imported by the American Guano
Co, pany obtained from island, in their possession
In h. Pacific ocean Of which. JAWS Island l. situated
in latitude deg. :! :" min nor!h and longitude i5
deg min II west another New Nantucket, Bs-
kvr Island is situated In latitude deG Il lp north and
lunctu,.e 10 deg ~ min west.
These islands obtained by the Company hy pur-
chase and hev pr"tec,e in their possession By for
rl act Of IT,. red state, Government a, viii L- seen
h. the following
BY authority or Ac of the Congress Of the United
states Of America approve by Franklin Fierce Preside n
q the United states. GU the 18th of August. ls;6:
AID ALSO IL pursuance Of instruction from Commodore
William M-ryne Comm ,nd.rn Chief Of the Upit-d States
naval forces il the Pacific Ocean, fr" which the following
s extract: A aim ha, 6cn made By an Association
styled the American tlano Company to The prnpreorshp
these Islands, is the Intention of Government
To protect this e, asceTiaincd to Ie well founded snu
TO ex rcise sovereignty over the i-and Themselves you"
S therefore, In the event q! conflicting Claims appeai
G5;tta ?S possession q ''S'' II a' name d s'-
hereby take formal pos>ess.on Of :hls island unver
.ay known to photographers and na,igatos ~ JAWS
Island In the nam. Of the 10, crnn; Of ,he United States
Q. Amsrica Sisned CHARLES HENRY DAVIS.
Cou,cander Cnrd States Navy.
Comm aiding L. :. ship 81. Mary's
Us Sur ST. M,R,'s. J,svis lsLAxr.
Au.u. 18th, lSi.'
The Importance Of these acts show clearly The ,,ronr de-
sr- OF the Government the powerful agricultural
Interest OF the country to obtain Iss-ssion and place
within their reach substitute for Peruvian Gcano which,
under n. mana " foreign gov has grown
TO bc u mcnor"l! which cvershadews the agricultural
world.
when .he immense results produced ty .he fertil
powc., Gusno from Jarvis and Bakers Island he
come generally known it will relieve the farming !n
,.re.i from ;h has ali eady began 10 be iel! through
the land.
The power Of ammonia. iciins Guano Is well known
anI M ct Of the suiuu- requiring be maintained
son a...r renewed aud increased quantities, Is
also well and many OF land has finally runk
under the xhaGs!nS process into -'ic 81 utter WORTH
l.S,;iess. -
". clr- Tor A;n .can Gusno in which ;he Phosphates
,nd Spha,cs .. Line form IN. principal ingredients,
ow,r wh,c TO: only D. ,uc. for the farmer amply
rc.n, reward HI, prcs-u. lahcrs hu' which coners
ut!n benefit thc cc after :he crop has heen harvested
,n.iy>i, of Sarr:" Of Cargo oi snip Ply'as Eagle"
wa,,t. ......................, "a
Or-,u;. ,,.t,-r ...... .................... o05i
su!uha,. O. Live Phosphate. .: Live. '>'5
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WasnISGroS. April 5.-DeSpatrhes sent oy
the State Department to Minister Lamar At Ten
tral America, are of a positive character IN
stnctinc him to demand from Nicaragua an
apology. restitution and indemnity; and, on fail
nrc 10 complr with which, he is to ask for his
passports. H. IN,
strengthened. and the Commander OF the Gull
and Pacific Squadrons will be guided BY ad
..ic.. from Minister Lunar in case any actual
dcmonstration. Tor the defence of the rights
and property OF American citizens. In tn,
absence Of Lamar, they are to exercise lati
t,;iinous discretion
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politan district, the home Of Botts-and the
Richmond "Whig"-to create alarm and
apprehension: In view Of the place, the
principles avowed, the measures advocated
and the proximity TO Mr. Bolts, is not the case
made out that Mr. Abrams is disciple Of Mr.
Bolts !rce.negroism, a convert TO the views Of
the African Church speech: And here be-
hold the first fruits" Of Bolts free.negro
speech, colTupting Fillmore Wings into free
negro emancipation candidates. See the pre-.
bable results Of Mr.. G"gsin's election in Mr..
ABRAMS case, and from this first apostle ofthe
free-ncgro cvanscl learn the possible conse
quenccs Of Mr.. Goggin's election
-<-O-N--
KN0W-NoTHINGIsMsTILL ALIVE IN RICHMOND
After the election in 1850. it was the impres
sion tha, KnoS Sothingism, with all its odious
principles and practices, was forever dead in
Virginia. Ii was the hope Of every patriot,
tha, lis infamous prescription would never
again show itself within the borders Of thu
Old Dominion. The late Opposition Convcn.
ton that assembled in Richmond, held out the
saline assurance; its action was the psdgc
that never again would the dis.racciu scenes
| of SO be enacted by the Opposition in Nir'
ginia. That Convention cschewed the very
Maine Of" American. and. cleansing themselves
from It's contamination, adopted "0ppositon
as their party
Gut nn: so with the 'nppo>iton'' in Rich.
'nond city. Samism was revived, with al its
sccreSy. and from the cuivcrt has issued ticket
for the charter election, prescribing every Elan
who was a Democrat, as we'll As those who
would not thoroughly act with the present
Opposition. Ward nominations, made in the
| culvrrt, will hr presented at the polls Of the
city to-day. and the suffase> of the Wings
and Democrats sought for these rats of th,
culvertl Will the citizens Of Richmond en-.
dorsc this revival Of the disgusting acts oi
1855, by the election Of these nominees:
Let the citizens of Richmond. Of all parties,
rcbukc this ciT,rt OF rcvivins San-let its con
dcunnatIon 90 on; TO the State at its first incep
tioa. II this ticket is elected It viii be tn,
first gun at the full and complete reviva! o
Know .Nothiny,m throughout Virginia. w
have always believed that Immediately precc'
din: tho State elections the machinery Of Know
Nolhingi>m would be brought into ue through
out the State; and this is the beginning Of thu
work. Let Richmond put the quietus Of hcl
condemnation on the first peep from the culver.
by defeated and diSgraced sam. Let every cti,
zen he at the polls, examine carefully his ticket
strike from it every rat .ft"m the cntrert,
and place the name Of good and reliable cti
zens, without regard TO party, in their stead.
The ward nominations were inade in secret.
and have not been published and will not be,
unlc>, this mornings "Whis" brings them to
light, Mark ont the culvcrt names and supply
their places with good and true men. Let the
old Councilmcn be retained. OF, at least, men
who walk abroad in day light, and who prefer
not ''lark:css 10 light, because their deeds are
evil"
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA

y brief sketch Of the excitement about 4
runaway niger IN the Quaker City. appear.
cd ycNtrlay ual'r or ,tlc graphic hsai Tnc
matter caused great excitement among the over
benevolent broad brim. and grey pciticoats Of
some forty females IL the Friendly garb" Of
Philadelphia Many OF the latter were in
tears and among them, hodn: on TO the skirts
Of the hs runaway buck niger, was the sym.
pathsins figure Of Mrs Lacrctia Mott. who
took her seat beside the negro in the dock
The runaway rogue, who is thus being made
Quaker lion Of i named Daniel Dangcrfield
alies Daniel Webster. and is owned as the law.
iul property ol Mrs. E!iz. Simpson, OF
.Athen,v;e, Loudoun county Va Some scv.
cn years ago Dan ran oil. and 90; to II .rris
burg, Pennsylvania. bat was recently hunted
up and claimed by Mrs. S : attorney. Sanford
p. Rogers
The rabid abcll;oniS;S. as usual, raised
fuss on the matter. and prominent on this occa
sion to worship, hug, console and comfort the
runaway niger Dan. we find the following:
Mrs.. Mott, Mrs. Wright. wife of David
Wright, Esq. OF Auburn, y. !: Mrs. Long.
streth aunt of the Commissioner. and other
ladies belonging TO the family of the latter:
Mrs. Mckim. Miss Davis grand daughter Of
Mrs. Mott; Miss Anna ilallowcll. Mrs. George
H. Earle, Rev. Mr.. Grew Dr.. Furni>s, Mrs.
Nath'! Randolph. Miss Peabody. si>ter.in,law
of Horace Mann: Miller Mckim. with Pass
more Williamson. Robert Purves and other
well known anti slavery people o! the most
ultra stamp Of Niger worshippers.
a pair OF Jack.le-.GizzardG foot lawyers,
named +. II. Hopper and George Earle, appear
ed TO defend their nisgcr brother, and the ftl::
!ow Earle, especially. took extra pains, not hav-
ingany real merits on his side olthc case To dis
cuss. to indulge in the gross personalities which
AT all times cvaporatc with strong negro flavor
from abolitionists. In his csrcgious ignorance
and filthy paniering To those nSipid niggcr
loving fanatics who feed him. this Earle drew
up picture Of that poor colorcd brother 60
ing back in the chains Of n "LcGrcc' to the
rice swamp, Of Mi>>i>sipp' The ground
taken by these lawyers is that the papers and
documents presented on the part Of Mrs. Simp.
son are insufficient, Informal and unauthcntic
10 authorize q seizure Of the runaway negro
Thus the matter rests at present. amid the most
intense excitement in Philadelphia.
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RY THE GovEaNoa ox vi.s.i,.A.

WHEREAS Yacancy has occurred in The Judiciary Of
W An, ConuonS ssl,h 10y the des,n OF Green b. S.mrel'
br Jui.-- OF the Supreme Cour, oi Appeals. ~iIo
-,l Jaig. OF she third Judicial Section. compose,
-. ecu..s " Cupeper, Madison, Gre.ae Orange, Abe
-, riuvauns, Goochland. Nelson, Amherst.
-.,.Is AUGUSTA Bath. Peni!eton. Highland Rocking.
p,,. -. n,doah, Warren, Hsrdy, Clarke. Frederick
i-,. Morgan, Bcrs-ey, and Jri-->on: therefore, in
.,.i--y - law the sheriff of each OF s;id counties -
80 ,oai-ed 20 cause an election be held therein on
-.y the li;h day Of April next, al The places pre-
,li Nv ,.x for Ju'ife Of the supreme Court Of Al-
=. /. % .,;Ily the vacancy aforesaid.
ea gaer ay hand as Governor. and under ;he seal o
HE Commonwealth, at Richnond, this seventh day
-, ct January is9 aud in the SD year OF The Com
r,a.g-.l,h HENRY 4. WISE.
{, l.. Governor:
GgOGGE " MCNFoRD
Secretary OF ase ID.r!aoE TeD.0!.
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,n,orrsn, and rormids,ls Naval Demonstration.

WAsrlyG1ox, April 4.-Ordcrs have been
given by the NAVY Department for the mme-
dia preparation for sea Of the following yes.
sell. viz: The Po,t .mouth and Mohican at
Po tsmouth, y. H.: the Constellation at Hart
ford; the Nilgara at Boston; San Jaclnto at
New York; the Lancaster and wyoming at
Philadelphia, and the John Adams at Norfolk.
These being fer the greater part steam irigates
Of helviest armament, the demonstration l. Oh
,unquestioned importance.
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For the Ea1uirt.
p.n,.ra,ie Meeting in Caroline County.

Tie Democrat. q: Caroline arc requested TO M"
II. .!- Bowling Green, on Monday next, the l.th III
-'.,,. for the purpose of sending De!ecat.- 90 :h
to-Yc,"n proposed TO be held BY the counlir- .
Ionrco. hanover. Goochland. Louisa. Che-tcrte!i
K.u. William anI the city OF Richmond, IN Ric''
npnd on the 10Th instant, for the prrp"-c OF -,ec,
i,.s suitable candidate To- represent ;n- Di-:r.c: II
~. ncN: Congress Of the United State.
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March 22-cw3w san 1acin'o, harrs .o'' leN",.
THREE THO Z SAND ~ HLSDM ED u

a '
LAND FOR SALE. s., ,,
u fore will s-ii Of the hes! Landed Estates IN W.
riu situated on Siaunton River. Halifax county h !Ar
a, 80 where the Richmond and Danyie Ran hoad crosses
m, River which gives the best facilities possible 10 me mar
.,. Of Richmond baltimore and N-w YORK IL IS also o"h'
y,ni.nt 20 LyncEhurg only thirty hve miles DoA,s a
s .sinc dav 10 Roanoke Station where th'y arrive Va %
than day from my plantation, and the who'll crop San
shpr.l AZ once No estate !, pleasantly or peau1
situated in n high and healthy country g..
Their. are three thousand one hundred ana n,'!'n'e
3 ll acres in the tract. between six hundred ahi i
hundred acres In Saunon river. and creek lcw lahn
in fertility and thu production Of tobacco ana "hent W NJ
lands III. river. sixteen hundred t1Nl acres w
most heavily tnb-r-'i. with some Of III" hr-i p"n M
on in Virginia. Four years ago diNiftd u!
into ten Ilu FARMS of three hundred 3w acre. each ,o'
the purpose Of renting them out and built ninst eohi"
he and convenient brick dwellings, and all neceHa. u
houses lncludn; barns Iranare,, dc and no:"nssmu
in: IiaaN Is idrg. and wealthy county. NOT MY sah'e
In the county i've In better houses have :her lars ne
ter or conveniently hXrd. Ny own house = a,rs
brick dwelling handsomely aad elegantly Finished VAN
marble mantei pieces brick Kitchen laundry and DAIRY
and large brick stable. capab. OF holding iSenty horse.
with a large forage room attached .
The farms are amply and conveniently supplied Win
good springs and my income last year 0> from the
farm. va, seven thousand two hundred (a..a dollars
Nv terms xil be accommodating TO Time With The par
chase pas5 perfectly secured BY rost ofhee Whites
VILE HslkAx county, virginia.
March 9S~c2n CHAhLks CLAkA-
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a VALUABLE JAnEs RIVER FARM

tlrgARtY APTticNTioS = Ntpr.'
EITISilNG tn move adjoining county. ohe' for sal
w uy farm containing four hundred and seventy tw'
acres /: /, .l:uai.d James River, IN :h- County oi
Charles City thirty miles below Eichnnd aaa i've iron
Charles City Court House. ard adi"!is he il'' oi ha'
President Tyl and o,lcrr II IS "aareDaaly siu
.ed the chipping OF all products from the fara In o
nile OF the landing timber and cord "ood can 'e cut 'G'
c.nt 20 paw half the purchase mon"y and the" leave
supply Ior fenciDe, fuel ac.There ar. about oEr nun
.d eighty ninety of cleared land which has
..n recently heavily marie. and iined aud Is ia cood
The Geld faow is very tckly e @ith clover,
produces well wheat. corr and ;oeacc" u useless 10
say more the producyeDc Of James River land IS ton
well known 10 nCed much recommendation The dwelling
l. /, good order roomy very convenient and beautifully
situated i:h all necessary houses In first rat" rrDair
The ru, IA of Ia. choice variety Any one ~i-iibg y"
view the pIac. can direct their letters Charles Git!
Court I,nsc .ating the day shall meet them n k'nrons
aharC Terms made 20 suit the purchaser Apply 20
WILLIAM T.. CHRISTIAN.
o. cQnnIN ArnEESnN Auci.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DI,T.sICI

i COI 1T FOll TIE ENsI EEN DISI KICT Or NIEUINIA
held At Rchno d. Tuesday, February J. l. ;:
In the matter Of Baukrup;cy OF thomas Jordan,
Ordered ta, notice he publ she'd IN one Of the newsra
p- drrna,e the 2!i rule Of Court, at l-a'; ten day
before the hi day o! the mex; ter that the Court WILL
that day pass order directing dvid. nd and d.trbu
tion among the or dturs n the said Thomas jordan VII,
may have proved their debts of such may hav,
bern collected reduced TO money 90 much ,hereo
b. ss.ei disposed Of consistently with Ne risht
and Interests Of third person, leaving adverse clas there
TO. An extrac, !roin said order.
Teste:
March s-cvtlaN.y LOpTlS v ELLETT Clerk.
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March 30-ci'
ElRl:if,llf

fVNHE imported CLkIrLANp RAJ STALLI0S.N
l. & Mr. M.cs, will Stand the coming .ra,,n. .iN
1T Castle Hill tarrI, near Cohham Post Uiht ,LSAA
Albriu4rle county, aud srrve mares on The
heretofore 10 Wit: tur the so 10 be paid at tn
time Of service. whrn ,. Mare tiSen away. lTsu
go, u. which go To b. paid down 10 any even
for the services "f the Horse ad the remaining f o
when the marv Is 10 III FOai hrOnms Fc
81. Good Pssturas- ~ cents per week and grain, whei
desired, AT u.i shbnrhocd p.icrs. T. a. GILBERT,
March Is -cw.iu Agent for Proprietor.
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laN.y LorTIN y. ELLErr. Clerk.
n-lhN'u,

DONp Of the James River and Rlna~ha Company
ID guaranteed by :le state Of Virginia. .
Take notice, tina; shall apply for she sue o! dnpli
cate Of lost Bond Of the james River and kahawh' Cor"
pany guaranteed by tie State Of Virginia. for 1900 No
Az dated III. t~entynih ha! OF August ISIS, issued ''
John A. SHELL guardian o: Mrgire; E. and sanuelia An
drew aad irrrdecuabe Tor thirty years from the hrst ca
q. Jaruary lsiU The said John A. SMELL ~ we'll NJ hi
SAID wards being dead. v" Distributors maze Iii. ad
verteDcu; pursuant Law, Ger - purpose Aforesaid
JOHN MckEAGF.
IL rrh, Of h. wife.
ROBERT ERYSON,
Iit1t pATTENEAIE
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TISOJ. AN
WILL make hi, to..1 ~Di las, srAsoS i'm

WlLL make his fpu.t" last SFASoS IL
w This s.c:oI o; the state, at stables. near
BRAKES Branch lie will be lei 10 arcs Il. s3 lot Hy
the n: pn,urancr and vii b, limited 10
Kept with horse With proper attention 4. - cents pc
,iay.
fKoJAS was eol by Mariner Of Cas.andra; Mariner
10y Sharse, Of lionnc: ir, the y! Fashion
cJs,auIra was by imp rl;dIn, out Q! flirtilIa. jr.
For further in:vriua;iVg address
RICHARD V GAINES
March 3O-ci: Drak-'> r."r, Va
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-s s - -
lsl:N en-

NTILL make ais at ioy Stables.
w tl- frcEi III. city Of Richmond, on the A1sN
Mschauicsyl- Turnpike aud within sight OF th.ZSAA
Fairfield Race Course. He will Il. limited 20 si>y
TEKxs :-uEe hunircd dollars, and one dollar to- h,
sr1oG.
Mare. will he vel! t- and s"cry attention paid them.
hity Cents day JNo. W. LOFTS.
Hrl,I I'm
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ROBERT i:RYSON.
ELIZA pATTENGA
March A0-WSr
DAMELIA r. AND KOBEitT liILMER,

il chiLren Of RnnT GLWEr deceased will IrArn s"II,
thing to :h.ir advantage by addressing San D. Gilm1r
a, L.wisburs Va or Dr. Geo n. Gim.r Hsrrisonhurr
Va Any one acquainted with the whereabouts OF thes'
persons either OF ih-in will please sddress Sami 4
,,ilm.r L.wisburg, VA informing him whore letter
would reach them Such information siil be thankful!
received. They a-e probably IN Ea.:"rn Virginia.
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DAN RIYER LAND FOK SALE.

HIY TRACT uF LAND, lying on Dan river in he cnln'
wi Is Of Halifax. ia for sale. II lies three miles from
sc0,,.burc Depot the Richmond and Danvilr Ea Roa
and contains $50 acres of wh e5 are brst river low
grounds besides good deal Of creek fat most Of IT,. latter
IL in woods sni very Ene plant land OF IN, eh iaah a"ou
~ acre. ar cleared the remainder h"a,y ;ir'hcr. ad
OF ane quality For par,culart address myself NJ ralm"r'
Srrin. r. o. Mecklrnhurg. Va; or Th"nas e. Coleman,
Jr Halifax G. H. Va who Is authorized 70 act for me
poh Jsrr HENRY g. COLEMAN, j..
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LAND FOR SALE.

XTISlllN go 10 The Wet ourr TOT saIe te trHc OF
w Land Oh which reside lying in the county OF r'lnce
the southsd- Railroad from Ilanpirn Sidney Co'rse'
aud IL from farmve containing +jJ acres, This Land l.
in high state improvement, and is well adapted to IN
growth Of all the crops usually made in this section oi
country anil Is one Of the best proved PLACES In ,he
county The buiings ar. all new htyns been erected
in . las, or y.nrs q. the best materials and under my
own -y---and consist Of a HANDSOME DWELLING, with
nine rooms conveniently arranged Large Kitchen VIII
Two rooms. lc.housr carrag..housc, large enough for
three carriages. Sokchoutc, stables Tobaccobarns w."
Of which are frame. AMI very large and built la the last
,hr-. wears and every necessary house on farm There
|, rye proportion wood land both OF original growth
and pine There every Kind CT fruit Of the choicest va
rees such apples, peaches, pears PIuns cher's meg:
,arip.s aprcots and great variety o srape' I'M, IA
one of the most beautiful aud desirable Residences III h,
STATE. and wishing those esrcus Of purchasing 10 View Tor
Themselves shall civ. further description nj present
except to saw that Il healthy place in The nrd
~, S.cw,m JAMES COBB 5.
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FOR Ne Eoqui'


T. tbs Voters Of the Senatorial District, Compo'ed
Of tho C,uaties Of Lua.nsurs, Prince Edward and
Nottoway.
Since my nomination as your candidate for
<.,a, in the Senate Of Virginia, have been con-
,nced that good many delegates to your
convention voted for mo under misapprehcn.
sion of my views in relation to the proposed
ra;lroad from CiarkSvile TO Blacks and hitc>;
und r. these circumstances, as my majority
over Col. VIM {. knight was very small. |
c,anot consent to retain the place, and hereby
Withdraw from the canvass. With many
ih,,,kS to my friends, remain your fellow
r,;z,n Geo. W. HARDY.
Examiner and Petersburg Press will please
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convention in III. Fin. CONGREGATIONAL District

NORFOLK, April 5.-The Democratic Conven,
ton which met at Suffolk today. determined
to make no nomination against General Miil'
son, the late member Of Congress from TINS
District
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lASn FOR SALE.

WISH dispose Of :puo acres "f Land moi IN siai'
,rrt hut IN gross. tn u company To an Individual o.!
individuals WHO ma. wish make profitable Investment
In Texas Land.
These lands in Leagues half Leagues, quarter Leagues
and Sections ar. siiai- in the counties Jasper, Tyler
Polk Liberty. Harris Montgomery, Grimes B"s1e Johh
son. Erh l,1ar and other corn-s aud were 'eer'th NJ
an early prod settlement o the country The titles
arc clear and indispuab. the soil Is equ TO any III r
state for the production Of cotton and sugar as well a' or
the growth OF grain anI grazing Land. ,
part OF the purchase money will he required TO lie paid
in on long time from Eve 10 ten years with
interest payable seni.annualy.
ror further Inform alton cali The Office of the Richmond
'''i"''' ~ " j. MORGAN,
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

Ht .ad-fNInrt have forDrd copAr'rtTsh!p rndtr tNc
a.':se r! T. ANDERSON & Co, and will con
:. " a'Iaae,a'e a; ths.= works, and supply the f0i'
.'sE .':i,le- VI,
E,- .-oa, .! All sizes,
= = ie';''p inas Df Railroad Sappii-e
~ s2Aes, Fridge bolts, &c.
:.fi' Iars. s!ih iron or wooden trucks.
i'ian II lrss. or lion
,. ]'i ga aat Iss, a:t-d or separate
tn4ry En:iuc. 0: all size- for dcpcts. Water Sta.
: r.nPa. s..
." " ,'' tnsnav, to- Saw Mills and Girls, Mile.
-" 'aea ~e SiI sci! on reasonable TENS.
J. r. ANDERSON.
JOHN =. TANNER,
, Il. AECliEE.
.... :'-c.7 r. : ARCHER
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EErForn, L /, Jan 20. lS

{. : MtNsuAtt, ES'l,, o
Prr.iGtn; Of the American Gnano Company
Dear S!--l used \ small rcan;i,y Of American Gnano
s, year on various crops AMI the result wonderful
;.; consider i, worth mmGnica;ing 10 you Ny crop Of
OATS although used hundrr pounds OF AEie.
ric,n usDo to the acre, very far ahead Of The hed
next adioinin. which used Peruvian Guano the Yield
hin, NOR. than three time, Large tried the American
Gua,,o ai." yellow cora snd sweet corn .ne u! Hne
- ~ ern.;n 6;uano and other -rtiliz-r- In both. the
results American uano were very much larger ihhn
from the other aisnure of the sweet corn having
fourteen roy. TO the eSr-thr larg.S; ever saw
peas poato.- and cabbhgcs the rr4u: "a. the same
and the American the best fertilizer ever
sd Yocrs reSp.t. .!u.y r. J. BEYER.
II offering the American Gusno % :he planters Of Firs.
MIA ", only ak them give fair trial. IN quap,i
ties, IA wish rest upon its merit believing il TO
superior N. hes; Peruvian fertilizer and prrina
mont up-oYe- ,wo;hrds the price. W. viii sell IL. de-
Ny-r,! at ;he depos or boats al $40 per Ton OF :H@
pounds liberal deduction made 10 the trade We VIII
establish Agents ia Petersburg and Alexandria.
FELIX II. CAVE. Agent for
l,r; i-c9, Richmond and vicinity.