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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25

VIRGINIA., Rules held in the Clerks 0ihcc of
the Circuit Of the County Of iG-nrco, the first
Monday in February. l,j9, lit being the iia day OF the
moL,h:)
f. C. Mnrdsush, David Minee Mary Dettie Wilson Bena.
min Harrison John Roberts and Frances L. his wife,
John May and Mary D. his wife, Ann Harrison, Ed~ ard
X Turnbu and Elizabeth IT, bis wife and Sarah L. Iia:.
rison, fIalnth',
Agains.
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Mr.. noHrpELL CT ALABAMA.

"picwic," tie corcSpordcn: OF the Alabama
Montgomery Advertiser anl Gazette, gives
the following h,' from The accomplished and
able representative Of the TART district Of that
State We ,,ke this occasion 70 express our
regret tina: 50 pare and sif.ei man as Mr.
Dow!cll should absen, himself at this time from
the Federal Legislature. Iii, letter declining
the candjacy in his district is source of re.
gre, 10 the friend, o! State Rights throughout
the Union. lie mounted into the horizon a
modest star il the midst Of TIE Know Nothing
storm Of lSjj; and now that he is fast
kind!;us into the lGh, Of meridian SUM-
he quietly sinks into the shades Of re.
tiracv. We trust that Alabama may soon
give him back 10 the Federal Councils,
viii: ne: most emphatic approval. Mr..
D0wdcl wo,:ld be an honor 20 any delegation
in the rnior. s. he would dignity any office in
the Rcpnb!.c His uncommon abilities have
lost :hcir instrc N TIE greater and purcr light
Of hi, personal eXccIlcnc!cs. As s member Of
the Committee Of Ways and Means he is al
uncompromiSins advocate of free trade. There
is no; a man o. I,iS age in the Union who would
more adorr. the Chief Magistracy Of the Re-
public, and, if he lives, we predict that this
distinction is i, reservation for him.
y it npropos to the protection speech Of e.
ward Joy Morris, OF Pennsylvania, when he
challenged any 'adyocate of free trade 10 men
ton single at'tcle which had had the Lcmc!it
of protection ,1, serjes 81 years, that had not
fallen greatly in price was very fairly given
By Mr.. DoHl!e!i in the following words:
He says: In answer to the challenge 10 the
friends Of free trade, can give him Il class of
property orno little value which has for series
OF years yes. sir, for fifty years been protected
against foreign competition TO the point OF pro-
hlhltion and has all the time, aside from tempo
rary fluctuations caused by arrangements in
the currency, steadily increased in price, hun
dreds per cent. allnde to the slave property
q, me >outn. nov worth s2,0p0,oOo, "o" l.
not this = case in point
This prompt response Of your Representa-
tice set the accomplished gentleman from
Pcnnsylrania very much aback. \ general
broad grin iliumincd the faces Of sedatc mem.
her, Of the House, which very much destroyed
:!e force o: ;he protection speech.
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THE LOTUS;
ANNIE CHAMBERS KErcHuM.
MONTHLY NIAGAZIN
fDirEp by

rINE Ar number OF this new enterprise. hegnhng With
i January, 1859, Is before the public Tn. publisher,
have f,borne TO issue prospectus. fully confident that
N. merits Of the would commend IL 10 the patronage
II all who love genuine literature Is commenced under
ne most favorable auspices It's gifted Editor stands first
among The Young poets Of thfesent Of Enr-h
and assisted by corps OF brilliant contributors. both Ia
nj, country aud Europe. will furnish monthly choice
store Of instructive entertainment, as any periodical o. the
country affords.
Tn. work will contain nothing sectional or sectsrian but
% clean from, all h.ls whatever worthy and acceptable
ru.nr 10 IN. and lberaly Of the ensh
enei and liberal for such encouragement ahh d" "
deserts may claim. ,, ~.
Al communications pertaining TO the Literary pHpar
,,, must be addressed to the Editor All voluntary con
tru,inn, be accompanied BY the Names OF 'nr r.
.,-ctiyc authors. to secure attention.
Remit business letters can b. addressed e"
% :ke Editor the Publishers.
TgExS-rhree Dollars per annum invariably IN adsahee
TWENTY-FIVE cents per single copy No snbscripuon CON
tpuei for a longer ne than paid for bookseller, ana
uewsyeaders supplied terms usual 10 the :rade er"s
Inducements offered 20 Clubs. Address,
HUTTON CLARK,
rh.c;p Memphis. Tennessee.
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LECTURE BY DR. REESE.

Tho.e Of OUT readers who were SO fortunate
a. 70 hear the Lecture delivered bcfo:c the
y,un, Men, Christian Association last winter,
br DR.. Reese Of Baltimore, will DC greatly
ratified. wc are sure, to see the announcement
that the Association will be again addressed by
that gentleman on Thursday evening the @i'n
inst
An accomplished scholar, vigorous thinheF
and graceful speaker, we venture the prediction,
that in his hands the poets and poetry OF
America" will furnish the theme OF ] most
delightful discourse: especially. II. AZ "e trust
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>S -
LIP. MoXLEY'S pENEFIT.

The friends Of this very popular gentleman,
whose business tact AMI courtesy have Won the
approval Of all the trcquentcrs of the Theatre,
anticipate 4 marked demonstration OF the occa-
son Of IA, complimentary benefit, tomorrow
evening. \ similar compliment, was paid TO
bis partner, Ni Kunkc!, last season, and
,icnsely crowded house testified to i high APP.
probation OF his services. Mr.. Monkey is not
less f4yoraby known 10 the public. lie is
equally Interested in the lanagemeu.-eqn,.iy
active in catering 10 the refined tastes Of his
patrons-eqla!!y liberal III al business details
-unquesiionabiy- gentleman, and worthy o!
all esteem, both in his public and private capa-
city. These claims can hardly be overlooked
by the TneaIrc.loving portion Of the commun..
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SALE OF MOST VALUABLE TAVERN
pRnpERrY AT LnUISA COURTHOUSE.


WE authorised to sell that most valuable and we'll
w known Tavern Property al Louisa Courthouse W he
rg the only u the yiage together with about ten
acres VI land.
This is believed he the valuable tavern property
In Eastern Virginia. possessing advantages which but II"
other locations do.
The buildings consisting Of three large houses. together
with various cottages and Offices, render h well adapted
for the accommodation OF the stopping
a public occasions aud peculiarly so for the
cep,ion Of hoarders during summer.
The dining roo bar aud stables abundany supplied
with spring water which also affords constant fountain In
the yard keeping tank containing 40 GALLONS Constant
v filled which will supply water FOR baths. gardens wash
Ing &C. The stables containing S6 stalls do not AFFORD SUI
Gc.nl accommodation for the public on court days
There also a and saddlers shop which
rent well, belonging TO the tavern. 49,
This property being situated imme atey upon the Virginia
Central Railroad 62 miles uorthw - Of Rehmond anu ~
miles Of Gordonsvehe junction OF the A.handra rail-
road with the CeLtrRlthe mail ca passing twice day
In each direction make IL acctssbl from all points
Declining health ouly induces me- 10 dispose oi such valid
able property =.
The Of payment will be made vsry accommodating,
exchanged for railroad bonds stocks or other real s-
tate.
Apply 10 J. c. CAMMACK, Louisa Court House or
I,n .iarIn GupplS d APPERSOS.
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sTATUErTE OF JACKSON.

There is now 10 be seen at McSsrs. StebbinS
& Pulen's store, on Broad street 4 most ex
1uisitc work OF art---a statuette Of General
Jackson, from the original moulds OF Clark
Mills. This beautiful statueltc is as much l'ie-
like as the sreal orisinal--thc old hero-ccuid
be made in 4 statucttc, being CT the colossal
kind. Statuettcs do not become him. THIS
work oil art will be found particularly interest
ing. being an exact copy Of Mills statue at
Washington. The execution is most excellent.
and the little figure the very counterpart "i the
great work OF Mr.. Mills Al! who desire very
handsome parlor and library ornament can sa-
tisfv their taste bv calling ut Nessrs. Stebblns
4 Puic, ..
The National Intellgencer," in speaking OF
this work Of art, says:
~ CnoIcr WORK or AMERICAS Asr.-C"m-
plvrg with polite invitation from the honor
able Chairman Of the Senate Committee ct the
District of Columbia. TO inspect specimen OF
American effort in the department OF bronze
casting. which is now in the District Commit
tce. room, we Yesterday found there s.atuc.te
!
cf Mills Justly famous equestrian statue o
Jackson. in Laiav.tte Square This ia an al
vance copy from the hands Of the artists, MessrS
Corneliu, i Baker Of Philadelphia, and ws>
nr.scn:cd to Senator Brown, by the proprietor
IF the copyright. Mr.. \. G. southa'i, it is, tc
saw me least, faithful copy in miniature, and
i, ex9uisiteiy finished, not surpassed in some
judgments, by any Italian or French work OF
similar character. Wealso learn, that in order
to briug out this result in a manner honorab!e
10 American art, Mr. Southall has spcn, more
than three years Of continuous exertion; 49,:
1T is the design o! the proprietor to ofer 'h's
beautiful production first 70 the people oi Lou,
i=iana and Tennessee, from whose pattio'lsm
and xeli known admiration ci the character
and decd. Of General Jackson he may be sup.
posed to hope for appreciofi'e 'od generous
patronage
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hEU'f a. uhA

T..> .;asL!.asl Race Horse will stand :he.
l -l'i;c 'es.yn. commencing on the 18th ~.
f.'--.y aai ,:d.. 2 The 10Th OF July 4, DyL
s,.. I. IL T:0'i.Is Park, near U.hmoLd, al tie
sit {. 10 .l- Groom Ia paid, 10 all cases, wh.n
f .Fs served Shou!I ,he mare not prove in foa she
be ,G; % :h. horse ;he peN season gratis. Mares will
:t - A. Jfiy cva;s per day. but there Will be no re-
';i.f! Coz accidents or e,capes. As the subscriber
's;o 4.l! u. ifoub. o; collecting the eseason-. he
a. = ptyaa!e IN advance. and this IS his lnducemrnt
s'-..i.ts '.s lorsr 50 low.
.--,iol :, six years old this Spring; dark chesnd:,
'; sl:. except IN the forehead: i've feet one
- sol ;--e.:, hi.h-fcl! under tee standard, and is
'". :as.: proportions and mos, beautiful symmetry
= ;so1as remarkable for its size and ensth. lie
:1si 20 be taller than lis sire Revenue and taller
: ;iHf ,'s, Trustee. Is more than two inches taller
.-pF'sf N,tl-y. and those renowned English sta!.
u .',@,s'= AT! Nhd!ebon-; and Is more than i've
' ',.-' han :ae famous four.rile horse Jmcr'cs
=-.i't as' 20: ~ Revenue sire Of sue Washington,
''- Washington. Ensueer, Planet, &c, and IS ou, q!
Is .l',a ~ Imported Fri III lwinner OF 'he Derby;
- 'i;. Vsiphac h? Whsser (~inner Q! The Derby,
- - o;5!tsf 70 Whsiebonel Z. grant dam tIcreeds
= Hy Lady, ~ CoMus Of the Coioncrs daEi, by
,'-s .fp!e Cider. by King Fergus; Sylvia. oy young
S'- ''oa'' . Svvi, R-suus Lord Morton, Arabian,
'' y: Ni.o Bag Turk. Bay Boston, Coneyskn7, Hut
: ''"s Barr. I!er!y rcrs, Busiler.
- - '';=' mare. The Queen" tDeuealont dam "a,
''- ~ : ,;!nsushed mares ever in the lni'rh
- : t'.iancrs from on. 10 four mile heats she
-' a. ,ltr % Monarch equally distinguished. They
''' =. be! st;le Royal stud at Hampton Court The
- gag dam NJ Lady, was the dam Of 'hc d'''in
- t-.', FACE h0rs. and stallion Jertro. ana a'so 'hc
- .l29rvi Passenger. My Ladys dam MAS also
-. &c to.oas. winner Of ST. Ledger. and one OF the
'';. ayi racer, and S;allions IN tnrltnd, nnd her
,'A:= 'he :. d,n. pf tn. famous four nile nor'e
rs is!. gree Is r.Tnarsahl. FOR it, rchnr.s and 80
'2' ;.- .:ou,nrss BOTTOM "f It's crosses and j..
y -l,; sac.,a: TO b- found In The stud book OF
i.l Fia'.n: bsc. 20 the reign OF Charles /.
" " 9-for'haaces Il IS suiicient 10 SAY that h' ran
'- AL Aou ;i,v11 ali except Of n- heats. t'ic
- - sF-: raa "a; iha. d!s,Lnce) In which h, Sas
~ ~ .s-'!or horse in consequence OF being d:c'
as IL A.! h, o;vr races, which were oil i~o ami
'. hat. y c0n:.nicd with the finest horses OF is
.''''.g ta:aerr Shockor .6Tar River, &C.. &C. And
.1. r'Ipv.;o-, ah such .age ;ha; he never was put
'ieci, - many Instances distaneing majority OF
i.i-.ly .a jane. iSj;, while on his way 10 Long
{. 80 %, engagemen, in four mile Sweep.isse
N',.'', /, Sd- Washington and others, In passing
Ne" f-ts giy, he received an Injury which caused
r .. - - '''ui tie ,ar: For hs peFlorrance. IN iah
- i.ta {. WAGNER.
S-De--a.'oa vi. be exhibited ~ Powhattn Chester.
-'tt.i@tt auJ Hanover courts, IN ,hr month o:
arN. s!'-r NAch he slli remain a; his stand a,
80 -'s'- &. ".
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MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS


YiSG IN Jackson county. twenty miles from the lay,
on :he Ssydai river at the head Of navigation, at
I-NAna.
splendid league Of land, comprising upwards OF 1000
acres good land IN the state uniting the rare adVan'
;age, Of fertility Of soil salubry Of climate excellent va.
ter wh any quantity OF wood and excellent timber OF the
bes, qua.y-cnough TO last sugar plantation hundred
y,ar-w,h under fence upwards OF H In cuii-
walton all good fcnciug-with hrs class Gin recently
pu; up negro cabins other houses, etc. In good
On this land crops Of two OF tobacco can oe
successfully cultivated annually producing all the cereals
together with trorica! fruits in abundance The stream
aboundny with FISH, the woods In game all combining TO
r.srnt mayni6c.,, chance for lover Of nature in her
prroal state. For this land will take $50 o0osay afty
thousand sUlars-one.half In negroes.
,n, or the Lavaca river which emptes into the Ssvi.
Had ,nn. six miles below Texana another splendid league
some three miles d.tan from n. rst most beautifully u'
,lutipy with wood and timber in superabundance pre-
.nug rare advantages This league has no improvements
The titles to both undispurd and uncputse can be had
u: 40 0-,ay thousand doars-a or In part
payable negroes Most excellent, in fact no better stock
section In the state. Come and see for rourselvr.
{. ". fIOCRNoY,
P.b iS-cs T"rana Jackson county. i'Nae.
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SHOCKOR MILL.

TLASTEIV
VIE subscriber has completed his , Tor grinding
Plaster, located the dock, at the mouth of Shocko-
Crese, with enlarged and complete machinery suclen,
supply demand for the that arise n
years to come He prepared supply order, for
PURE GROUND PLASTER, tpuverzed 70 u degree tina,
cannot bt supposedly from heavy stock Of superior Nova
Scotia Lump procured with the rrestcst care with the full
knowledge that great dea! Of Lump Plaster is entirely
worthless to the farmer, and 1stters himself that his
experience In ts business. with the close attention
study given It. will enable him supply the
this and adjacent States With this valuable fertilizer IN its
purest and richest state and at satisfactory prices,
With full determination sustain the established rspu
taton Of his house FOR RicHSg he respectfully
solicits orders JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Nov 2p-ctlstNa No. IL Pearl street.
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,.,,u RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
-r,lsi!Ep DAILY. skMi'wEEkLf AND WEEKLY
90 erTcYIE. DUNNAVANT. TYLER WISE.

.s-n,rY P,rtR. seven dollars per annun, and a, The
:, r.h: dollars i taken f.r shorter period than one
Se r., the Syx,-w.gSLy, five dollars per annuIn and
90 t,,ar for six months payable In advance For the
A. per sanun SIX copies for slO 70 he pai, In
...y In sdvaner When letters containing money are
mall hey MAST he registered, they will be al ih'.
-. Z :Ar writer's
:. ,ly.-,i.sRen;s inserted IN liberal terms.
=. "Glt,iNc>r E>QcskS ADVERTISING Sns.r Is publish
Month; the circulation is twenty thousand copies
r. ',.,c;,,s inserted at twenty 1--WE cents per line.
!, sl-, this cfcs nsy he rrUitie'i per mail, in
= available Ban. notes, U registered at the risk VI
4, Ch.,aarics aad Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
-. ne charged Cor Rs advertisements.
-. f-our distance must BE- accompanied with the
- nav o. satisfactory references.
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LINDEN FARM FOR SALE,

TnNilS farm formerly known CharmaH farm. nov NE
property of Alfred H. Carter o: Mis-s.I' containing
about aye hundred and forythree yias within hall
u ri o :e Warrepton Junction, on the iue o! A. ana H.
RAJ. Road eight miles Of the aourushins town Of Warren
Ton and through which ,c warr-p;on Brauch Rail Road
psc, is sale will he sold such terms aud
credits viii fail attract those desiring farm IL
highly improved, well taken 10 gras veil nlbered aud
wa,.red E an agreeable and healthy n..hborhood. and
ha. upon II u. dwelling b"u--. newly built convenien.
nrhouses all new and Spod iS.lns house for mana.
ger Il Is on The wtpe. of ~. uo> desirable farms 10
hi. .sr:;u and tnus; D.. sold even al ! sHcrirr-.
This farm II not sold by THURSDAY, the 18th OF April
next viu on that day together With larec amouu' oil
,r-ona property. be sold at public .ale For further
Information apply in person or h. letter TO
R0RERT RANDOLPH,
D. Law W.rr Va
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COTTON LANDS FOR SALE.

HAVE in different sized tracts about Eight Thousand
acres for sale OF good land for the growth OF cotton
N can be fod In ,h. United State. Situated the
bes: cotton growing districts being all Arkansas River
lands the yearly average production OF which, is on. bale
Of Gotten ny bushels % TO the acre All OF the
land elos Little Rock and the Arkansas River
viii . Il oa very accommodating terms and In such sized
tract, will purchasers The price vary account
OF quality and location from five to twenty-five dollars per
acre The purchaser BY paying interest Ak the pay
nents 20 sui, himself Or will take an Interest with the
purchaser. the cultivation Of n. lands. he will furnish
the hands 10 cultivate the and after deduci!ng all expen.
attending their cultivation. walt until the profits Of their
productions will pay the purchase money.
Persons wishing purchase, can ascertain further par
,cu.ars by addressing GEORGE BRODlE
Little Roek Arkansas
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FLUvANNA LAND lNEAR CoLUMBIA,l D

IVIs I.,.'.
DY WRITE OK 4 TRUST DEE, EXECUTED TO Us.
ID by Jane, r. Gak on the Tih Of October, 1885,; and
which IS recorded in the Clerk ONCE OF fluvanna We shall
TO satisfy purposes Of said deed proceed on The 10Th
DAY OF rEBRC AIRY i5s TO se a. auction on the pfeul-
is.s, the Of land known LAWflELp ~hich WAS
convey cd 10 by said deed The conans about ~
acres and Is abou, four miles from Columbia on e James
River anil kanswha Canal II lies in good ne'shborhood
and the prcuciv.ness OF surrounding riu, strongly nd
Gates iha, under uslous culture might be made val.
liable little farm II contains the farm budings The
perfect, acting simply trustees will con-
yey with special warranty.
fE MS OF SALE.
Between four and hundred dollars Su be required
In cash down: about go the lsi day Of September,
1852 and the bs.,ce months from the day oil sale
The purchaser giving bond with good personal security
bearing from the day o: sale or the deferred pay
merits, and the legal title ~ be retained. or trust deed
given a, additional security The possession will be delir
cred "a, onc. WM. K COOKE, .r,,.,..
srI,e, a,-cylu WM u. PETTEr.
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H. ccc-!3A'y snppIc9 VIII. Ia and corp:'r hs-Hr''
y ;l-ut of .hr choicest
IIASo-FOISuES
nos manufacture. IN Mi country, shich re1-
~. offered for sale Oh rcasonable:erps atthe 3{y~l
f'cior! cash price. and the mes; -ou,r ani 0 NJ
Standardization guaranteed 20 parchascrs.d
- ""rd' o; correspondent, I've ha.e often snii and We
lake pleasure In repeating the truth tha WORCESTER ;
Instruments made nron honor, and equal any ia the
world hsv, hc.f ai are daily being cor:obora-' ny the
ish'>i testimonials from t.ous ands of purchasers.
Attention IS asked 10 the following notices OF the prs
From h- " Y. Commercial Ady--,is.r.l
fanos male nv Mr. H. Worcester Of this city
i br surpassed in Ill :ic gusf!s ;ha, an
vi!ualie.
ifrnn:. y T. Courier and Enquirrrl
WoEcssrtso Pi,No,.-Thc constantly Increasing rrru.
a'on .! ,ac RanoPortt, manufactured by Worcester
iho'itcs 9uT reminding readers that Worcester ins:ru
mrnt are Is b-:uGl dii ornan-nt, ~ ;hc- ;il.-j
10 be unsurpassed Ia .- essential qualities 81 n:s
sal excellence.
,Frori III. v Y Ccinmercla, Aiv.rri-er.i
Those dulc- strains of which '.c-y truly yours
s7oak- cane :ol i-on; human throat. bu: fro ..
to'' "gndc. r.c, o. nrciauisia known worc-st.rs
Flames As Ne have than said, they Siye forth
.a :" the arIoiy Of the voice in loves whispering. the
.w--." and mos r-r'cc; harinonon, and Elodiou=
iha' We accustomed to listen tc''
Ian Sol. Agent air
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4 : DESIRABLE RESIDENCE


FVAvING moved 10 my farm. this place. wish 10
sell the House and Lot formerly occupied by ne Ths
onsr i new containing four large ten foo, pas
sage above and below with port.eoes roa; and rear All
necessary In repair hue garden and
~.. Of excellent wafer the ysrd. The Lo, contains ofe
acre Any ohe wishing 10 engage Ia c manufacture OF 10
iccn would ind this admirable location. would at
,ch from i've TO thirty in of n: Lot, on which
th.r, /, os ey,b. site for factory for manufacture.
81 any kind also admirably adapted to erc~ng fruit OF all
kind, market There hrsi class schools IN The place
T.r,,. iis-raI Address G. ". BEALE,
Jordonsyill-. Va
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t:,,oCERIES. LIQUORS., &c,

ANtNG associated ourselves tose'ler iof Tue PuPo~
III 81 doing whcis..ale ...,
GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION ECslSFSS,
And taken the large comnciors hous. Pearl street
between Main and Cary forerly occupied by Me-.r-. VII
ln,har & Tardy. will Se-p constantly on hand hrs'
stock q! well .ri-ct-h GRO. ERlE-, FOREIGN AND po
MESTIC LIQUORS. &c.
LIBERAL Cash advances mad: consgrnen:- cf Couar,
Produce CT Merchandise In hand FOR SALE and particular -
,cr,ion S BE- gyea that b'auch Of he business by que
OF the firm. go
We soc share ot patronage from our friends and .h'
public. JOHNSON. foCNGtR oik'.
TH6~. /. Jouy-os.
formerly Of lee, John.on Co., Lyachiurs.
s,. ". YcrSGyr.
tprm.riy - Younger Saith LynchbuFs
GLo I;,-ruS Urrr,
formerly Of Peter, Spence Co. Lyachhnrf
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it shall be enl!vencd by his exquisite readings,
or rccitations. As I'll clocutionist, DR.. Reese
has fcw equals, and We earnestly hope he will
he greeted by !, crowded, as We know he ,c'N
by a captivatcd audience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-25
McCORM1Ck'S
RE IDE,ISS - Mo MOWER

McCORM1CksS
HEAPF.SS AND MOWERS.
~ H. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS ol
~. Eastern Virginia and North Caro- ~
lima, his RHAPEEs and REApERs and C~-
MOw EES deliverable TO order through ~
hi, agent, WILLIAM A BRAST0N t11kk[x1kszk3a
Aporyss-Aco uincn Post Once, King william count?
Virginia.
y. B--Ar persons wanting Machines requested :;
send IN their orders Early.
Dec S!-c.. WILLIAM A. BRASTOS.
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Yet Il
RiII R0AD IROH.

RENSSELAER, IRON WORKS, TROY. NEW YORK.
XHTILL .nr rails of their mas nuG =: 9c
w ~ guaranteed.
OLD RAILS
received IN exchange TO- rcs. .cr rs.uanrlc,nrns
These Works being accessible BY Hudson river for rss.
ciarg. class are ayoraL located Tor ,hpmen 20 or from
ans Atlantic nor. JOHN 4. GEisWULb. Ages'.
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