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CoNvrNr1oN or sONs OF MALTA.
SAILED FOR EUROPE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia grand Convention oil inc
Sons of Malta is now in session here. large number
of delegates are present from all sections of the country
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RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
Every other Ticket n Prize.

fTiLes pEyhple IN 1ll, WITHOUT ueuucuon-
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn.
SPLENDID SCHEME
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VROV TEXAS

NEW OELEASs, Feb lJ.-The Legislature OF Texas has
changed the OF the Pacific TO the Atlantic ana Ia
eide Railroad The Governor has signed patents LOT
State lands in favor Of the company as required oy 'ne
charter
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TK Cay Sr,5rz-Tbe delinquent Directors ofthe
'Lalss Cav Statue .5siatioq of Virginia ought TO
be a'lluei of themselves An imporau. meeting 90 see
lee. ar orator conclude arrangements for the iuaugur.
uo1 o., Che statue etc vas called Monday afternoon bet
cly i've or SIX responded and as they DAD not constitute
AIio--u 40 1ssle-, transacted This Is the fourth
o. NH TINE v--u thcp past few months ta4t Ju- same
oe-lgleucy lls occurred and We are decidedly OF the
opinion tlA- the Director. who DO nor intend 90 oh-e
As such olgl, 90 resign at once We learn that another
Meeting Will 1c bella shortly and chat proposition Viii
ss made 90 ac, definitely whether quorum De present
Z" lJ- IlAtsug1t Z. is folly to wait tor absences
sao v9at attend and Though they might be among the
MT 20 a-t hult with vhtr done We would say 20 the
active, members $50 ahead,"
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Iaf ArltEN, which is indigenous to the old fields
round Richmond is cultivated u England as a Parlor
y-aneat and termed The American Velvet Plant. -
- introduction iuto gardens here would become fash
'lA'e some OF our "6sst families oui take the lead
mullen stalk ia tail bloom is aot the least attractive
0.ec' IN the Vegetable Ki- glom"
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2O4 approx nation prizes hanging from 500 TO $780,
IS 3S5 ,rizes, amounting 10 $4,000.
Who'll 1dckn,s go; HalYes as; Quarters q 30.
CATTTION.

Persons living distance should he extremely cautious OF
whom they Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Packages OF
Tickets country Is flooded with bogus and sWindng oite'
Every nucement held out To get persons TO invest money
In them Capital Prizes OF from S200OO TO $4,000 head their
schemes-vih Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes are
offered Five Dollars All such In every Instance are
frauds; and money sent TO them for Tickets Is so neh
thrown shadow chance OF getting prize
all Lotteries where the Capital Prize Is unusually large
comparison price Tckets In Instance where
large offered small cost Of Tickets put down Tor
a certain fraud. - - - z 90,
~ All orders addressed 20 FRANCE, BROADBENTs Co,
wilmington Del will meet with prompt attention. and the printed
official drawings sent az over -
FRANCE, BROADBEETs CO.,
.I--l.n
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NEW York, Feb. l5.-The steamers Asia and City oil
Manchester sailed for Liverpool at noon to-day. Inc
former took nearly half million of specie.
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y,XTIS 1ORDTNAHY AUCTION SALE orc CA

ENXCR AORDINARY AUCTION SALE or CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON,
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity With permission granted by
acts Of the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the 18th day OF April 1850
in the town Of Weldon proceed n sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power and the said OF Weldon
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles
beginning the head the falls Of the Roanoke
mating the foot OF the the Also another
miles above the fourth mile long which
fall Of feet and Is around Eatons falls With these Canals will
be sold all the lands the margin Of the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all It's privileges and properties
the towns Of CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueducs Locks Mill
Sites and every other thing thereto sppeanng This property Is
deemed Of value and field OF capital and
prise without superior in the Southern country There Fall
Of eighty feet and the volume y In the River about
the passes the falls oJames River Weldon Is the
focus OF four Railroads connecting with Richmond with Norfolk
ingy productive country abundance grown
the negborhood supply ~ extensive cotton
uiacus The lower Roanoke region poverbia for is pro-
ducou Of corn and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon Is
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers Invited 70 examine this property, and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon viii show 1t to all who desire seei and
will exhibit a map Of the same.
Terms Of sale will be oned cash onehrd in six months
third In twelve months with interest deferred payments
requrelb by the act Of the State Of n. c.
THOS McGEHEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina,
WM H. CLARKE proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WM H. WESS0N for the Stockholders. de29-dtds
EB The sale will be conducted by
wM. PANNILL, Auctr,
Petersburg, Va
Who WILL any time furnish all necessary Information in
gard 10 the property either in person or by letter.
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IN he GaGa an, court at Chattanooga.

Alexander Bell ct. ais,
IN the CAdRcery court at Chattanooga.
BY virtue Of decree said made Ia the above
at January term 1860 will the 22 February next pub
lie outcry the premises OF year. the Steam
Mil and Dery in the city OF Chattanooga known Bells to-
gether with ectng house malt house opers shops and hog
capable Of holding 1000 hogs and appurenances Note with
approved security due II months will be required for the
also bond for The surrender Of the possession Of the property at the
end Of the In good ORDER reasonable excepted
The Mil and Dslery In large bck building and capable
OF making 80 barrels Of -four and 80 barrels Of whisky and grind
ing 800 bushels Of corn per day.
ja2O-tds. WM. J. sTANDEFER, elk and NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN a ApPTEsoN. Aue,s.
s SAILS oE nys5ALIABLE RESI-

T5lRJ SEEE's HNLE UF VALUABLE WFNI-
z DFNCE on FRANKLIN, BLTWFEN 5TH AND Ora sra
IN THE CRY or RICHMONDAs trustee in deed from James
God1n 25h day Of July 1884, recorded IN the CerE,
0ce the Hastings Court sha THURSDAY the 28d day
Of February 1850 al - oc OK NJ that day be fair Il not
the fair day, sell ~ public aucoo he highest bidder on
premises that valuable residence located as above now oe
euriel by Mr. l. A. Gcddin.
The lot Franklin street about 80 fee, nche, and
back between parallel lines about 53 to an alley 90
wide The building contains rooms besides which
lhere wing with four rooms and threeeory brick build
Ing containing ample accommodations servants fuel
property supplied with water aad gas whole premises
well drained by large euVe connecting with the city
9Th street
The premises adolns on The ives, the han residence
James Dunlop, ts and well suited the accommodation
large family being IN quiet and excellent nehborhood and Al
time convenient to The business part Of the city
TEsBy agreement between the parties interested the place
will be oneh cash, hsncc AZ T. is and "a months
for goable Interest payable yearly secured by
trust The 10 be paid by The
purchaser. JOHN O. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by hoiDN x AFp&hsON Aucts feii-tds
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FINANCE RfrokI.-l, is rather unnecessary TO call the
'lloa Of our readers TO the finance report in days
Ilpyf AVi We are sure, be read by aud all, with
u1ch Interest
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
on GRACE STREET BETWEEY Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

k nv n br- p YoSF; D. D. Principals
TIME duties the will
i sumed on IT. ESDAY. the Sd day OF January, 1890
INSTRUCTORS
Rev Moses D. Hoge English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy, A. NJ Mental and MOI al Philosophy and Natural
Sciences
s II Coleman, University Of va Mathematics Ancient Lam
guages and History.
Mis-. Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Seibert, Piano
Madame Matiille Estvan, Vocal Music.
Prof A la Bombaric, French
Pref G. Persico, Italian Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos Cordoyyz Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DIR Hoge English Literature which have been found
interesting and instructive will continued Young
dies residing In the city who longer pursue their studies
school, but who still wish to cultivate Bellies Lees may become
Of his Glasses prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
Board for nine months lending day Of June 1900 On
Washing and lights % 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 30 90
do In ordinary English branches .. 40 90
do In advanced do do Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
do In Modern Snd Ancient Languages. each. 20 90
Music Vocal and instrumental piano Gutarl for one
lesson Of one hour per week ~ 40 90
For two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 90
Use OF Piano 10 90
Drawing in Crayon ..... % 90
Painting In Water colors 80
Painting In OIL 40 90
Dupuy who exercise Parental control h young ladies
trusted to their
Hoge will pleasure answering any letters Of inquiry
with regard 10 the school, All business etes oud be addressed
TO A. NJ. DUPUY
ja2-dly Richmond, Va
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Tm YoRS RIVER R,LEoAp-Iu recent trip over
this road TO It's preseucmnus, were struck with the
uamproved condition of the country through which
passes. There is almost uubrokeu growth of trees on
either side with here and there snug little farm. Now,
The land lu1g poor down there but 10 is no, unfit for
cultivation and 81 the owners viii not improve 10 them
vs, .tey should give &, aWav sell &c a.. low piice,
70 somebody who will make TWO blades OF grass grow,
where only brlm1s and orushwOOd are 90 be found
The RAILROAD company ought TO exert themselves in the
matter Tor would be greatly 20 ther interest 1T the land
along their road Wa, put Don state Of cultivation We
are almost OF Die opinion chat che Legislature should pas,
Ae 90 condemn iaj sell 90 the bighes, bidder the nett
proceeds 90 20 20 he owner aus land u thiS Common
wealth sl.,l remains uncliayated for ten fifteen con-
secuuve wears
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IA'aAsE-lI /, mo-, possible TO raise ia the ueighbor-
loei Of Richmond enough of c,blagc for the supply cf
zoe local demands is necessary send North or else
were Tor vegetable So easily cultivated: Daring the
,1 month Che Baltimore steamer, brought 20 Richmond,
AZ" bead of cabbage How many more we're brought
ION other ports we 90 mo-. know ba, we must confess
- seem, exceedingly strange 90 that any should
gave been brought dther. Surely, our garduer- can
e A good cabbage che people %, amy other locality
ana ilis being the case Vhy should tdey not so extend
~ .--.--e . U meet D.. n--L. nL LLe communILy.
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NOTECE,
NOTICE.
ruo rur U,prEUS or VIRGINIA AND


ITO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA-We would call attention Of the Farmers
OF Virginia and North Carolina the fact that nov manu-
featuring the Justly celebrated "Ger reher Cleaner and Bag
for grain adyse those In want Of superior ma
chine 10 send forward their orders
First premiums awarded ts esher az the Central Az
cuura Pair October last; also at the state Fair
Petersburg Its advantages over all other IhresheTs yet
vented consists in tie being portable threhng much cleaner
an supercedng necessity Of nring through the Fan MN
One half the force usually employed on all other machines WI De
found sufficient prepare In given time an equal quany Of
grain for market
We tax pleasure referring few Of the LARGEST wheat grow
who using machines for their superior merits viz
Mesrs Robert Sims Of Turkey Island VIM b. Harrison, Up
n.r brandon; William Gee, Prince George d. Walker HaNal
enrico; Taylor Richmond; Wm BaardPreston, Mont
gomery Adolph Dill Henrco; Thos j. Green, Marrenon n
Tbos II Garter Henrco together with others OF the
largest and best farmers In virginia.
We would particularly request all who contemplate purchasing
Thresher this examination We are satisfied from
m MANY advantages will receive their preference We have al
no purchased right and manufacturing the Buckeye
Reapsr and Mower" superior machine for cutting all descp
lion grain and This Reaper secured the FIRST pre-
MUM offered by Abe united States Agricultural Society also
awards Of many states counties and towns and at the last Cen
trail Agricultural Fair held here and the state Fair in Peters
burg received first premiums for It's superiority over all con-
testants
No pains or expense will spared in the selection Of materials
or In the workmanship produce such machines as will be une
fI Ss - ' JOHN W. CARDwELL co.
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NEW MAMMOTH HOTEL.
PmLADELPHIA, Feb. I5.-Steyens mammoth hotel WIZ
be opened tomorrow,
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PIANO TUNING

l,mOKING TORACCO.-Lynchburg 0ronoco Smoking
> Tobacco receipt OF fresh supply OF ms Inc tobac
which offered customers In Oe papers and IN pound pa"
pers At pc. '" L. hAhING pTukss''
fa1O
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77e Managers call Tie attention Of ne public % IRE oo'cHS
Splendid Schemes TO be drdon IN Wilmington, Deldudre
UPSTATE AUTHORITY
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GET TElE BESy' -

VIII 3 BtE EEINI.'
~ GOD, well made aud properly adjusted Piano
u FOrtcs, very scarce We have been S1f<f4S1xn
,eing "NoDe but the Best. for the last E+jkez8fz4
twenty odd years, and responsible house can IL
possibly offer safer better ndlcements
The most Imports and valuable improvements Late
y effected IN these INSTRUMENTS which, More home testimony
declares ee Press Sept o. 1882 wi take the
place Of the costly Piano has
never been good fortune hear power combined
with such deic&ey Of ntonston" T.. p. NASH CO.,
ociT Petarsbur9 Va
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.-Some four

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.-Some four
hat he had prepared hair with which he
experimenting his head whose entirely bald
We hun days and the place bald four months
fine u hair has with vigorous growth So
convinced Mr. EZgE Of the efficacy Of his discovery, thai he
has named Il 'rHE lNFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER'
T. Is about going into extensive manufacture OF article
which destined OF anxious interest bald patcd
fhends-FrOg E,ctlt5td Enquirer, Dec. l2h, 1859.
This article he hal Of the principal Druggists
persons desire head oha have only the
according tQpnted directions the bottle Those who
ofs efficacy have them removed Ia short
time b using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER INFALLlBLE
Wholesale depot for orders 60 Main St. R. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND Nov. Il, 1859.
n EZEKIEL oath the Holy Bible, that have been
years and have restored hair EZ
KIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESrOEER. NAPHrAI EagEIEI-
day before me, by Nsphtah Ezekiel JOS MAYO
del6-i&wiv Mayor of Richmond.
ENCOURAGES aIOHE MANUFACTURE y.
The ami keeps constantly hand
Richmond Iron and Steel Works large and fine asso
mrnt %
Refined and IRON consisting Of all sizes Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll. Iron
Tire Iron, Oyals and afk0uuds
Horse and Mule shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares
Lightning Rods round aud square.
Agrcultu- "a Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco MN Tapered and Plate Iron.
short description OF IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEL Steel Coach Buggy Sulky TIRES
and GA ,rry HaERound Steel JAS HUNTER,
f-lU-3mF Richmond, Va.
~ All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand made
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IlRUsT SALE or vALUABLE CITY PROP.

n Y
EKTY.-By virtue Of deeds Of Trust executed by
Thomas A. Rust and Phoebe his wife bearing 18Th
day January , and the other dated the 18th OF Jolly l
both duly recorded 10 the Office Of Richmond Hastings Court
shall Trustee therein named proceed Thursday the first
March, 1860 the hour Of four o'clock the fair
the premises hayng been thereto rsqured sell the following
property 10 wit pere parcel Of land In the City Of Rich
mond which the said Rust purchased James
James Jones beginning the Southwest Colonel John
Mayo line, thence along h line sixty the Northwest
Of the lot known IN plan Of the City Of Richmond by No.
825 thence along the side Of that lot TO Cary street.
and xtythree feet six inches the
Cary the line OF William Mtches South sixty
feet thence the line Of said Mitchell In his lie time
the beginning suljec however prior lien upon the said
property favor Of the Richmond Fire Association
deed from the said Thomas Rust dated the 21t April and
TERsCash areeably 10 IN conditions OF the deeds and the
purchaser Taxes and Insurance for the 1880
The title the above property Is believed be- good but sell
ing Trustee shah convey the property above mentioned, with
special warranty only
sale to be conducted by A. D. Williams Auctr
fr9-tfe3O GUSTAVUS A. MYERS, Trustee
sReferng the foregoing advertisement may he added
by Of detailed description that the above property Il
situated the North side Of Cary between 18th 18th streets
adjoining the foundry Of Mr. Rham opposite
Of Messrs sk'nker Co. has It eyeral buildings,
which rented az about $500 per annumn
Regarding W location which about eqldistant from and
the several Depo The Docs Basin
lest business portion ohe City this may justly considered
valuable property now In the market for Warehouses
ries or other business purposes
1t will he sol according plan which may be the Of
fee Of the Auctioneer.
Although deeds Of Trust require sale for cash hoped
that be made previous
whereby credit may be allowed upon portion the purchase
money.
fe9 A. D. WILLIAMS, Auct
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Trr Or7sGA CowQrE-As we expected, a large audi
s-.s was in attendance at Mechanics Hail. on Tues
sr @ TO l,lranI see the performances of tbe French
01-, Troupe. and o. the weather bad been favorable,
,ba HtlI would have been crowded. As We were only
r-,e. tor o. ,l0r. time having other cuglgemeut,l We
cannot express definite opinion OF che merits OF the
e,nalnv Tie p.,ua donna (Mie DJrcyl seems TO be
o-I,a f.w degrees above medOcriry "a vocalist Her
ye , rather ,lrI and iu execution she avoids those
ornate aoursae, by which the majority o. her pJoS-
sion afford a tes, of vocal capabilities. The tenor, ~.
Dgl5. nude a very favorable Impression. His y0ce /,
under good control and molIa,eJ With artistic propre
az Ne have mo- doubt tbtr many persons u the audi
s-es aers disappointed by the entertainment as only
tbo,s who could understand French. able 20 EMO.
bs co1agie- As these were ree-iy i.gqueuti Guild
not be .lrpr1if th.t portion OF the audience 10 wbi
We e should have looked upon them rather AN iad
t57.aan au entertainments the p4utncy Of Pr. olluui
might have redeemed them n their cs,.u, bur Uar-
rv (, not "L..'s Pie" uu che other hand ,ht fellow
eoaa.r,msa OF che performers, and Others who are
si niae French lingo. mus. have been highly gr4tdyd
and amused by the performances.
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r.,x, ros AExASs,s.-The Petersburg hieligs,csr
..In passing the book aud Piano store Of Nessrs.
= p Nash a Co. we saw a splendid piano Of Durhaiu's
-.orf,ct-re New York, addressed TO "a lady OF Dallas
tv Arkansas This tells well Tor tour city, aud like
- couc'usiy,ly evnces that spirit Is nov abroad aud
: br- constantly Infused prompting persons TO encour-
=. S,5tbsru concerns This splendid Instrument VAS
-t,ssd bv the order Of lady 40 one time resident
N p.-a-,bl-r bu- now residing bon Arkansas.
When a southern lady desires 20 purchase Northern
,.,-o a Petersburg. sc would De glad 70 hear that
sbs had pl,rouzed Messrs. Nash a Co, az any other
Ss,l of Cha. establishment and, SO far as We know,
D,rbsr piano. would be commCuu19.e choice; but
-. the It..I..,e.r speaks, u t1e above connection,
,6o1t the encouragement OF southern concerns ve
~ be. leave -0 remind 60 that We have iu Richmond,
80 -b-ee piano vANJFAcIoRIEs which turn out In
srt, scarcely 1t 40 ALL inferior iH an the essential
,-Htts t5s hose made i1tbe North. The misiortmeis
b,t tiey agk reputation og celebrity, aud they vii at
- dis we are sure. just soon tsr people OF Viz
- or Arkansas any other state, viii make up their
minds TO give them i4iy TRIAL.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR FEBRUARY 1850.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.. Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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HruNes Corsr, H-si,aaay.-Pre Messrs. Cas-
Ee. Brly Ssnzey, and Undertake.
ono Noryarssra. q native of Blyarl, took the oath
ofa.t-suce 90 the United States.
Flaa,. slave TO Elizabeth Meredith. charged with
poisoning an infant child Of Ro5er, r. Luck, was sem
fenced to transportation for hie and her value fixed
P.-,s Eeaa was Gned 500 for ass1u'tug Har-
ri.1- J- and ordered Co boz committed 90 prison until
tbs fac vas paid Immediately upon the announcement
o. the sentence the counsel for Keau produced release
from ru ,,Jalsa. obtained 40 tae hand, of the Gov
era0r out the u.y Sergeant doubling lhe authority
release r such ease, retained tae prisoner in custody.
Subsequently bel1 made application for writ of babe
IS corr. from ige Meredith. We have not Yet learn
Cd che result o. t0e application.
Tue following pre-eu,meaJs were made by the Grand
jury
James Walls, Henry W. Dobsou, George F. Low, for
m.slsme.r0rs.
Pa.lp Harrison. Jr., aud Slas Beal'cy were present.
cd Cor carrying concealed weapons
RICHMOND BE,rgS The returns of the contributions
to The National Washington Monument Fund, from de-
posts H. the boxes hep, for ,he purpose In the Post Of
f,e, throughout the United States, show that the people
Of Richmond have only contributed Slu while 'i-e Pc
ter,3l-g has gwen Slt.2& Norfolk Si", Portsmouth
81 zs and Wheeling S-i. FucaStc gives ID cts, and
Yorktown So cts Though Richmond hi, contributed
50 CO., more than the STATE Of New Hampshire hope
thai our citizens viii no. allow themselves 90 he ,urpiss
Ell 10 manifestation OF patriotism bv their te.o" cu-
rrs iu other parts of the State let them, when they
70 90 the Post Office 20 day. tomorrow, or next week,
make a gallant ea0r, 20 'cl-ch up Every man can
spare bait dime and many would mo-, miss @ coin Of
much larger denomination. Come, gentlemen, don't De-
si1gy uut With your Dimes quarters and halves, and
secure favorable repor, uert time.
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BY DICKINSON. HILL a CO.. 4

bi nhCIOh DANlH, AtcriDsNA
20 NEGROEs-Ihs day alto o'clock VII sell hny lbs
cOsslayc. HECTOR DAVE.
Aucf
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~ And By dealers generally 10 nam Sus sDSC SHIUpf
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.

VALt BILE IMPROVEMENT.
GATHER he Thoroughly tanned without the bark
~ form whatever and at than
cent in the price OF materials and in onetweh the time
Tuired by the ole process.
Will be tested by experiment and shown any who
ested In the subject.
Heavy Hides will be tanned in from 90 to so days.
Light Hides IN from 10 10 70 days.
Kip Calf Skins from 8 10 ; days
Buck, sheep, Hog or Goat skins, IN day.
BY this process better article Of Leather made being heay
tougher mperyous TO water and pretler article Ia
ct the old mode Of tanning utterly Incapable making
food Article Of Leather and will submit IL the decision Of
aay competent judges
One Of the principle articles used for tanning by this process
pant growing Spontaneously the country az
le obtained simply by cutngit-
Any person wishing TO obtain interest IN this process With
II all confidence oaer to the public can address
JOHN p. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
ieb3-6m Proprietor