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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

What's whisky bringing inquired
large dealer in this article. Bringing
mon to the gallows, and women and
children to want was the answer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

Myers, the Texas dccr-hunter, says
bo "a k;lIed six thousand deer in the
las, nine years, on the Houston prai-
rios
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

G. W. Grant, of Iona Island, in tho
Hudson River, has exuended $4,000
upon barren island in the propagation
of grapes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
Number AZ.
POOR LOLA MONTEZ,


A New York correspondent furnish
es the following melancholy picture of
poor Lola Montcz, who is now at Asto.
ria, Long Island;
Lola Montcz is stopping at Astoria
with akind friend but alas in what n
condition Of body and mind She is not
exactly an imbecilc, and yet that term
will more clearly express her mental
hclplcs ness, Physically she is an in.
valid ofa melancholy description. A
female friend ( minc saw her day or
two ago, and it was enough to mako
ones heart bleed to note her pictures.
que Innings ofthe wonderfully chan.
god woman. Lola was costumcd in q
half night and half morning robe, and
she sat in apretty garden, her hollow
checks, snnkcn eyes, and cadaverous
complexion forming remarkable con.
trast to the ny flowers, She was Una
bleto uttcran ineligible word except
spasmodicalIy, and after repeated ef.
forts. Her mouth was trothing, like
that ofone in partial commissions, and
she was constantly wiping it, us little
boys do, by drawing it across the sleeve
Of her dress, In fact, she had the
strange, wild appearance Of quiet i'd
lot, and is evidently lost to all further
interest in the world around her, and
its affairs. And 50 ends her cventful
history! What Il study for the brilliant
and thoughtIcss. What n sermon on
human vanity "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

Forty thousand poor, homeless $50 e" 10
dren roam the streets OF Ne"
beg, to starve, or to steal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

"Mkc, have you settled that affair
with Lewis yct%
"Ycs; ho kicked me off the step
last week, and since that he has stopped
bothering me
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

All or, ready to punish bad ac'' 'n
e,w "a reward good one
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

The Alexandria Lag Democrat of
the 22d ult,, says: Thee are at pres.
cnt strong reasons to suppose that the
sugar crop will prove almost an en-
tire failure in this parish. We were in
formed u few days since that it will
fall short of i've thousand hogsheads
The cotton crop will probably have an
average yield.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

70. GhAr,.... ......''.'' h' NJ boffi
Gray & Duffie
ATTORN EYS AT Law
T. Princeton, Dallas Co., Ark.
June .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

CoNNEcTCur--Or the eight Demo.
cratic papers in Connecticut, six have
hoisted the Breckenridge and Lane
flag, viz;
The New Haven Register.
The Hartford Times.
The Middleton Sentinel
The London Star,
The Bridgeport Farmer, and the Nor
wich Aurora.
One has hoiStcd the Douglas and
johnson flag, viz;
The New Haven News.
The Hartford Press gives quasi sup
port to douglas, under protest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

transported for LiiS-rho man that
carries happy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

aroN. Ian. APPOINTMENT members
U.s.. protass 10 believe that the 9nesnoh
"'srar,tsn Of Speaker IS more din'cnIt Oh
ne man ever. The Republicans oeeiare
F3i"-'r yin or lose on sherman. Some "f
ih'A LII rn,t his election Impossible unless IN
.'e'a 3,nral.iy rule, of which there IS no
,,s>ent prospect and o,hor
"'%Ys oC The Government are eiamorons m
fF''. tamsriS but only a few OF The former
I''', ,mr5wn up their Contracts !theuga oai's
ne heir threats To do SO, III ~aeh0e
- nres>ing necessities. liz
!" .c,rY. the delegate from ttah. Is here Nv
-. t,,thp organization Of the House. Fu'e-
' nm anntication for ats admission ihto u'
I'm A. State, accompanied with ~
In several wears old. He claims ina -
unpuiation .. lVN.otN, ana sasS -.
s.lfartsl form OF government WA
.-rsrYable ~ the Normons as '"". 80
90 crowded they be allowed 10 ~,
49,, Ulcers. and that thry wouth t'"Cho'
'f.-yl 10 DAY the expenses OF tn'
.csjdes. Prominent men ~ retv
, however. are convince" ,oyood tb,.
.na ,,yn,val OF The Mormohs heNo"u "a
of tile Union. aad a - not "'iIlne,' -
.., viii be brought before Congress .nS
an TO NE ieiriment Of hooper aPf'""-
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of Pennsylvania.

f--.nnr on thF FsNFVT"0T -,
t.rg,.RreG pa. Jan. i--GovernoI rack
an. delivered to-day. lie con-
- - IA. ,poti. on the condition OF me
.,o,oI n. vhich decreased at The rate o, Il NIL
-. v,,rlv. in OF the sale
:. /" ,,' St5,r canals. In reference to the iiar-
,s Terly affair, the Governor says II Is graz
,o+ no prnn>ylvanians participated III
~ mud tnat the iugltiNe> arrested
The boundaries of the State were
-, surrendered to justice. While ca
'1"' ~ no doubts tina the Union VIII en-
4 r.. -, The latest generations, he eNhorts 10
odcrat.on, harmony AID national 1fa'erhaa
'f t . to Danish The present disturbing
dement's, ,ar
p,unsyiyania's 3.GQd,0 oo treemen enable her
,, rrbuke he plotters Of treason al the Norm
r. S3a,h. and say emrhatlcaliy that neither
mall disturb the perpefuitv of the Union, ce-
by the saiictified blood OF our paIrlollc
,a.h.r. and that ,hes, states shall be forever
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n.o.,pdtnc~ ~, ( onSft>s.

x.su,>aro>. Jan. t-S,nofr.-Mr. ig.ai!'
~ Texas >s"1i@rI 'S p,o,h 81 in a suit Of
~ pr'|.dcn;'s message was taken "P ana
-h''". Harlan and Foster made Kepubii-
al nr Howell introduced "A bill Tor me fepea'
ranking privilege
-'.Speeehes consumed nearly the wnoie
,ra,snired
oITr,se proceeded 70 vote Tor speaker
,iIozsqly 10 a choice i~0i-Sheilhan reerin.u
Inc remainder soai'efe" aH'o"H '0
urmbers.
.g-,urnPd.
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BY Crensbaw IL Co.. Auct'$.

4 SO4 BAG FRAME RIO At
.CUO AUCTION-On FRIDAY. 9th day of
January next. comHercInC Ar II O'Clock A. NJ we
viii sell at the warehouse of c.. L. WORKMAN. X Co.
on the dock
o06 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
in double baQs. just received di rect from Rio de ia
metro, per bark Ninlired. and selected expressly
for this market.
We viii also add To close y consiEnment-
s half pipes pure FRENCH RANDY sent
ous under ru.to,n house seal.
Nessrs. c. /. NORF6AM X co. Will sell at the
same time and pace = carS"oi
3pl i,hds CGAR and
Az hhiS. MDI.ASStS. from New Orleans,
TERNs-Under : io0, cash; Over Sl00, 4 months
credit. l0I approved p per.
de :si-tds CREsSHAW 4 co. Auaf's.
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COAL, COKE, 60.

CoxE.-.The price Of Coke until further notice
y Will be as fol!ows:
SECT SECT ftf
orders promptly executed nj Yards corner 10th
and Cary and 9th and Bird streets; Tsrm: cash
de Its JNO. J. WEkfH, Agent.
OAk AND PINE OD-seascned and aa-
u =. d is- shelter for sale 5 /, fes $. W1EEdsrH, Ar.
IUcODA LUMBER FOR SALE...Ths
W subscriber has on hand, and will continues
keep at / g ward. on the South side of the lock. b.
tween 18th and 10Th streets, adleininsS $. p, HayeS
II Sons Coal Yard, SEASONED OAK. and flNA
CONSTANT, on hand ktNDLlNG WOOD read, Pre-.
pared, at s3.25 per load OF 90 cub; feet: dci,yeteS
Ia anv part of the city also. VIRGINIA PINE
LuMshR cut to order at short NJ v9t' g PHILIPS.
n. B.-A cargo If superior seasoned PINE
0 per schr Henry Read, now inndinE and
foT sale low from the wharf. -
lie Stu W.. F.4.
!aaMrEia H ! I iIppn tnr ". d Rlshhs;
4 have catered iato a 0 -PARTNERsHfP. dat
ing iror, the 22d day of NovemL er: Is59. under the
q 'S. and No % Is s ." s1d hia ! + slvstS Esid iot On ss' Bs.is
| bank. where all orders VII be thsnkielly Iece'ysd.
~ aay orders let with STgEsIys& PuLLEN; No:
iOi Broad street, or with & so. l.. HEKRING, No. u
IA. Office corner 9th street and BASIN hank.
rn no si-a@ JOIN 5SAss w FISHER.
| 60 TX PER LOAD-COOK's HARD COAL.
'~C.Sc This COAL is Bituminous, mot of the
for The quality. aud rs the price viii ie hishss. per-
sons who wish 10 try It tsd better can At once.
va Office on 18th street, one door mellow Mr..
mo- sm. 81" +. COOK.
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nv VhoS, W. hpsspc, .Aact..
AL.--a= ln+L nrl ltarE afraats 1

TOBACCO Factory rs AT
L AUCTION, -Willb he sold on FRIDAY morn
inr. January 9th. commencing at II O'Clock. 81 the
Factory on 18th St, between lam and Cary streets.
formerly occupied ~ Messrs St-arns y Bfuniuiel,
T. Goode, consisting Of Fia-tenins Presses. Box
Presses Hogshead Presses, FiattenIn Mills
stoves. Bands. Bars. and other articles used IN the
manufacture of Tobacco
TEaNS.-For al sums under SEQ, cash over
s:lUD. four months cred I, Tor approved negotiable
paper.
The HOUSE can also be rented 70. toe ensuing
year at a moderate price. benz htted IN every Wa!
for t4rge and convenient Factory
de 20 THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct,
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INTERESTING 10 TUEFMEN-TENNEssEE rs.
VIRGINIA "A responsible gentleman, well
kaown "a turfmen, yesterday, in this city, Of
t-U4i 10 wager $1,000 thai he could produce 4
IT.. winch would beat the Virginia "Planet' IN
= .yur mile race, 10 come oil over The Memphis
'ptr-a. "Pitnct' Is considered 'some" on Il
lac. aud II VIII take a fast nag 10 beat him.
" -.IA.N irgAS.
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HNTIHFTU i ' Ut T. ~ TT
~e,r EoRK. Ian. 4.-Cotton quiet at UNCHANGED
Irs,es Flour trm-Soutliern SIS % too 20. " neat
and m more l~uqulrY-white @i45 10 Si3o.-
"Enrn rsqI new mixed - cents: white and yei-
- 20 30 cents. PORK duii-Mess SIS Il. prime
.Sll 70 10 II 80 Lard lo'2 to los; "h'skes rs 10
:. cents. Sa.ar hnos ant NJ an advance" ~ ; mus
T,Ipen,lne steady. RosIn du!l. Rice hrm. Stocks
IlwJT. 81.
H4trfvnRE. Jan. 4-Fiour hrm-Clt, hiiS and
s,rett S525. Wheat dali for want of
500. corn has q decil nInE tendenc, nnquota-
,e Nos Pork Sljau. Bacon SIDES 94c. issheJ
dpt II 2jc.
NrRToLE. Jan. 4 Corn SAFES yesterlay Oh sel-
lew a ~. mixed at ~; ana White al 5t2.
rn-tou-There IS hat little clsnge IN the InaTket,
aud We quote ny before. 81 a lUI- aitnoGtii tiie last
h.pr7, are only obtalned Tor PRIME and select iofs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

NORFOLK. Jan. 4.-The schooner Magnolia,
<ra,o Boston, bound TO Richmond, with an as
s,r,ed cargo. sunk in James river yesterday,
hren cat through by The ice.
Norfolk harbor IL open as usual, hut no BOAT
i exu,.rted from Baltimore or Richmond Tor
s.ferai DAYS.
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- l. q e
s:. VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATEF

s. v LIN h'<4AA 80
PERSONAL PRopfEksFFyG1fF GREAT VALUE.
,a Anen sTEE "S he saw |" and MH GRI 81 'HItf ";'n Many
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCES and c,he. bsi:d,ass
EfIRsTTS.-on WE.DNEsDAY,th the nth day OF jana
arr, ls0, The ~pndsrsis ned, by virtue of eertalneon
public auction, at Bisler's Mills, IN FORK county,
The nost desirable propert, That has ever beer ex.
p'Se' 70 SOC Az + Es o La $50
living on York Rive, and known as the Ripop Hall
SAW and t" GsIsT Mill: a WHARF I extendias
between seven and eight hundred Yards to aeep
Eotst s. 1?I Ad H'sf!i . g as's en-. sae Or ' lem s;i~a,s
RESIDENCES. suitable ior the comiortahle ac-
Stable, ard a Blaeksm,th's shon besides corn
houses and other out bulldinKs. A BR~lCh-1ARD
young Peach Trees selected and set oui with great
care, some OF which are expected 10 bear iruit next
In addition to the above are Ii or II good HORSES
| and MULES, Log WAGONS aud Lumber ems
Harness and Chains, Farming Utensils. Lan,ter.
Bricks. Shingles, and various other commodities
A numbsr Of very good Mich Cows, a good Dur
ham Bull, tselected and brous ut on from Now
| York Yeaflings and p..s. OF Improved breed.
The LAND will be sold in parcels Or IN one entire
Land vii, commence on the lin Of Jannass' iHo'
q, IL o'clock M.. and the shols sale VIII 10 con
iinued from day TO da> TIL completed:
Made known on ne "a, 81 snvtI
P is , ,;.ars e ss's' as Sss .pnps Il, ;ais &. ). Nar n q. on .s The
premises. or to j.. ]. BowoES. Ess. Williams
burg. Va. W~t-osus
TO THE MEMBERS OF THEsLEGiSLA.
l. RE.-DARRACoTF, HARRIS Il CO
would rsspectfulty call the attention of the mem
saper q 'a s.oss .,"f READY MahE. CLOTHING,
trade, and they promise Ia sell as low as tire snme
quality 81 Goods can DO bought anywhere. Call
ana 1904 / pARRacoT'F.' HARRIsA co
No. T2 Main street.
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BY Chas. L. Workman y To-, AuCt's.

BY Chas. I. Workman y Co., Auct's.
On FRIDAY. JANUARY 6TF. 1860. ~
~ our Warehouse on the Dock, commencing atil
O'Clock. A. NJ, we Will sell the cargo per schr. Jno.
Aumack. from New Orleans consisting oi
3i hhdS. prime TO choice y. Orleans SUGAR
Al bhls. really choice MOAASSkS-
TERMS OF SALE.-For Sums under Slt0. cash
over SI0O. monthsf credit. for approved ne 1ntlabie
paper. CHAS L. Wuhl " w., Ahcts.
VII he added:
80 tierces prime old HAMS.
$50 sides SOLE. LEATHER.
VIII he added the caro- per schr. Eclipse. from
Attakapas. La. consisting OF
90 hhds. prime to choice n. o SUGAR.
$50 bhls. choice N. o. ~NOLASSES.
c.. T. W. & CO, Aucts.
Messrs CRENSHAW X co. will sell. at The
same time and place, 800 bags, prime 10 choice
RIO COFFEE, per bark Wintired. de 2l-tds
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By Thes. W. K..se~. Auctsr.
tOiiice u nrr 18th ana e., .ts
BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

EURNlTUKE, GOODS. On o T.
i RI Els. 6c--W,li lee sod 1T auction. At my
store. corner of Main and 18TH streets, on THURS
DAY the 5tb dss Of January. commencing at 10
y clock. a zeueralassortmsnt OF new and second
hand FURNl TURF. ST0vFS. &c.
Net Sh rts. Drawers and Jackets. Gloves. Yarn
socks. Scars. Spool Gotten, Flax. Thread. he.
GkUCERlFS.- Wine, Brandy. Tim. Soap. Man.
ware. ALEA. NoIE.
lad Aucttoneer.
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" IRGINlA SAVtNGS \ II -.
Chartered by The Lexfsfatare Of Va.
CAPITALS 100 W..
MONEY received on deposit in sums OF FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. on which interest at the
rate Of six per centum per annum il raid for SUMS
RODS. interest a. the rate of S per centuin
The whole joint stock bound for the de posts.
Deposits received aud certificates issued ps tle
Cashier, r Ii STAHkE, at the store al r. ..
Speace, corner Of Main and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va. D.
IT, STARKE. Cashier.
a.sa-am q WAl.THALL, Secretary.
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~~~~~@NSr~-@ ~N%
40 VIEW YOnk-FIRST VESSEL.
IE6e Richmond and New York Line nf Jackets.
= = Jtie SUPERIOR las. se'nns schr. FL:
engaged and SON on ts,afd. will have quick dis
'i j. IT.. For balance q bh XVI = . xxx wM t" cuERrE.
IS FOR NEW YOEk-The superior fas.
<EsT> Ealing schooner ISABELLA THOMPSON.
s0@sCapt. CoasoN. having u portion Of her ear
go already on board, Will have quick dispatch. Fer
ia t-St wM. D. CoLQUITT 4 co.
IS FOR CifaRLESTOH.s. The ST.
80 rssieg fsst5 sailing s1tr: SJANh {. PAT
8 considerable portion OF her cargo eng aged, Will
hsve dIspatch for the above pot. For remainder
ia i-iw W. D. CoIQUITT & co.
SO FOX NEW ORLkANs..:Ths supe-
90 rier fast sailing seiir. C~HkYsOLIfE. Cap
of Ter cargo enraeed, viii SAL with quick dispatch.
De save 0' ''S WE. CoLQUITT CO.
LII. S ~ Ct; TIE s,assYyf[NyyR H1
ss4=s7zl@<A5th inst. discontinue running be
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk. until fur
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt z. C. CLIFFORD.
Will continue the refalar run letween this Ports
r %oath THd e NsTi"l n5,d' s'5,ns 'h W Tfsyf 8 k'fSs snd
FRIDAY MORNINGS At 81 pressel. and re
,aIn Zach alterna., aass. b 5Sna'"' excepted 'saV-
de It's y ''' H. o. HAsKINs.
- sGye~=NSTAKTING TO PORTSMOUTH
Ton OF F4hkffp.-ff H seGIHkS ,co 6,E and c CGR
IFS PECK will. on and aftet Monday next. Bird OF
October, leave ths wharf IL Rockets, ever, morn
,ns SUNDAYS excepted at o., O'Clock preolseiy
the Glen Cove leavlns ever, MONDAY, "Wednesday
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. aEa
both boats return each alternate DAYS touching az
ali the reguia landings goiHg and returuinG,
phssale for the round trll, to anc from Forts
"'0'" o K, o. HAsKINs.
@csA THE ADAMS EAPKEsS COM
80 -, R hsIs Ys;r E Ms1f RI Et:k + f;f5 gt ss ssd
MOND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and ROA
NOKE. which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
SESpAY and SRp ~ nn Nt .hsnSe h3 RA Al
BURG, SALEM WYTHEVtLIE and the princi-
pal pLacesi in VIRGINIA and K CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward. with 5reat dispatch.
at reduced rates. every KIND OF Merchandise. Valu-
able Parcels. JeWelry, &c.. to the above named ci-
ties, and all places on the Sraboard.
Oar Express on the Steamships VIII DO accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS who vii
give their personal attention 20 the careful handling
Of goods entrusted to the ADAMS .
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers Will please take notice that packages &c
| points in Virginia and North CAROL ma will he SEN
BY Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day of sailing, until Sock
P. NJ. J; l. McDoNoUGH,
SPECIAL, N0TICE.-ExPress p~ackases for Nor
sinia and North Carolina. intended for shlplnentb,
| Steamships . ,<UkE and JAN vii
COMPANY. who are the authorized agents for Elk
press privileges on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs. ACTS.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF.-The
Lvnchhurg Nirginian states that a man calling
himself lanes b. Williams. and hailing from
Richmond. was arrested at Bristol on Monday
last, on suspicion Of being the person who
stole a horse from Mr. Robert NJ. Dickerson,
" Prince Edward comfy, some days since
II IL stated that Williams was on the eve OF
beng married to Il highly respectable young
lady residing al OF near Bristol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

LARGE FIRE IN NEW ORLEAN5.-The Jewell
y store Of HYDE & Goodrich, corner Of Royal
aud Canal streets. New Orleans, was burnt on
the 18th nit. and the store of Benthuysen,
Lewis * Co. much damaged. The Delta says:
The stock of Messrs. Hyde and Goodrich
WAS valued At %3pn,OG and hey believe that
moi more than $50, 600 is saved. and some OF
th1t damaged. They were insured for SlJl,-
o0 Ia he different city offices. The building
y damaged 10 the amount of some sd utn, ana
qelougs to X. Il. Sheppard, and insured The
stock # ~Eeuthuysen, Lewis y co. was valued
II, Si-u.ttU, and is damaged TO the amount oil
about seveuty-1ive per cent. or probabiy less.
The total loss by the fire cannot fail short
Of saj9.OuU. B~enthnysen, Lewis II Co. are m
sured.
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yT,O THE FARMERS OF "lRGENIA.-Facts
together with advertisements, and a card which
has been sent extensively through the country TO
n nuke s' ti,s fsli wv NJ extract: Tile subscriber have
ING conducted the above business Tor the last 8
yS1T s on I Ffanf 1e rs sI Iesys 10 an' sntc tns i ins friends, 90 Ss
and the customers OF the Old concern that that
firm does not now exist, na!e satisfied as 5Iata
ing made to deceive the public and iead them z
believe tiaat the concern OF GEO. WAT X co.
is not in existence anG that the only place 10 get
Watts Patent CUT BRACE Plow is from a man who
is daily violating the Patent Laws, and ~unJnstls
| his Patent Piow. without MS authority or consent.
We desire to correct the impression thus song ht TO
e es msns; 81 sn SsEloDiRSG5 T % Va fl ( s"s sd sD Is S., 'pi ii e eae
lstence; that Geo. Watt, the Inventor and uaten-
s ses, nt' Mr.. F.. "! Scott. of FredericssGmrs. to
I, make any Of his Patent Plows. and that We keep
CONSTANTLY on hand Z large stock, of al 81 zes, made
| genuine patterns, of the hest m%aterisis, together
with a VARIETY of other Agricultural implements,
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter
| mined not TO be undersold by any one in the mar
ket. Our GEO. WATT returns HIS sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, who have sustained
tI,ai If hsigeoi"'e anu 81, To- xTW 70.
lie ?2-dkcw1m
7 OCksM.THiNG, BELL HANGING
IL SiLVER PLATING, Gc.-The subscriber has
Just returned from the, Northern CITIES. where ts
has Lad in q ain'n1fIeo snyphIs q m iNG1 BsL q I Hss re-
ING. SILVER PLATING, etc. and invites pub
lie attention to his business. He has employed tss
hest worhnen To be had, and is prepared To make
TO order every kind Of Lock, to hang DxLLs 10 taf
best manner, and To do Silver Plating IN a style no
to be surpassed by any establishment MT in this COIN
try. All his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience of many years IN this city
and an acquaintance with the best Lock makers il
this country, he ha,ters himself that he can civ,
satisfaction, both as TO workmanship and prices
and therefore soiicits orders from town aud coun
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have LOCKS MApEoR REPAIH
sd, BELLS HUNG in any style, or sII.vEg pLArIN,
executed in q superior manner, are invited To Ca
ut MS establishment, on 10th street, three door
south III Main, where they will be attended ~ a
the shortest notice.
Orders from q distance, sen: through the Post
Office, viii t5 immediately filed; and Bell HanslE
done in any Dart Of the country at city prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD.
Silver Platter. Looksmith End Bell Han ger.
% I7-d3m 10th street. Richmnrd Va
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VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA
STtbNtS!. VIRGINIA ! :
RICHMOND STOyE WORKS,
tSTABIlSHEDtN 1851.

Manufactures n III : celebrated
SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNO DRY,
CYLINDER. UOX. r ARL.O and COOKING
STOVES. Of ths npst t.esl rabte ST, les and OF supe-
cor woGs.ny auaL,issi .is9 9 Aik
MIGRANTS. SINKS. &c. &c, aud Inos; deserip-
tons ri lI-ht MACHINERY and Ornasncnrls Castings.
The prnpSietn- is convinced that Sufficient ngpre-
caive patrons could he found IN his market who
would pa the vsluruf a good article, To Justify BIN
N The use III the hes m9terias and IN the employ
nent oi com petAnt mechanics. No-tatyJs a the
n0s'dsgS e~n!Pi0ySi "a taest Sfoc : are srgtHtans.
rbo har. learned thtiT rlGe a. Ihess Eefky.
rhese Stoves have boen sradusiis gaining favor
Irtl ther have become The most Popular of any In
ass. Their superior 4trenst.i and siTpIc,ts oI ope-
rarnr pecrt arIr 6ts tter, tor the use Of servHnts.
REfAIRtNS LAT rs prompts supplied
Timers aad Stove dealers throughout tAe South
are desired tn forward their osdeIs to
ASA SN DIR. X ,chnond. Va
Re.ailed in Rici,mond by Nessrs CD YALE
. WM SEAFS WGO0 - h
Jr.. and w A. UNTCASTLE.
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audited SKIRTS, QUILTED ~ sRTS.
Openinx this uloIElng. two hundred mora of
those sUlsndid quilted skirts. with Steel Hoops
and adjustable hustle, white and c"lored. The.s
dEsyfa Ara decidedly the iaes, coIi q rfatie article
now worn hs The ladies. | am selling them NJ very
reduoed prints. Ever, body ought IL rave ane.-
10 fGhad only 81 sERTS
Cheap Store, ~ Main et.
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HlASnLIrioNOF CO.PARTNERsHIP.

II IL 60 raIfNtTsHtV IFEVTT5TNTF FHFFIIH..,
tvsen ARNE {. MOORE and AN y &. ElSl.
hi IS tbis tay d ssoived by mutual consent. All
the debts, property. accounts. &c .ofevery descrlp-
ton, have been, hy deed assigned to us Tor ire
benef: OF c~rcditsrs; as therein named. ;,.,
to come forward Immediately and pay NJ. as no II
dulsence will be granted All persons having
cfa,,ns . ainst the concern viii present iiem to us
Ior na.rnent. BTRFORT & FRIEND.
Assisnees and trustees for Moore 4 Weisiser,
IA S-2w iu&nchespI.