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"a. Asue and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST

ka- Asue and Fever. -
DEBILITY OF CHEST
AND LIMBS.
EVERY DAY WE HEAROF THE WONDER
FUL MERITS OF
Hi " PTON'S S TINCT Z.
SALUDA, Middesex Co., Va,
August II. 1859.
Messrs Mortimer Mo,cjray:
Gentlemen: 1t is with unaffected pleasure bear
testiuon, to the great merit of your HAMPTON :
TlkCTCRE. | was taken last spring with the
ague and fever and debility of chest and limbs,
tined various medicines. but found no relief but
on being advised by friend to try your Tinc1ure,
! did SO. and am now enjoying excellent health;
having akeu only one bnttle. - W,rabtfe Dictn.'
You can use this hest suits You.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
+. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call ard get pamphlets and see cures of Cough
Rheumatism, Scrotula, etc. As restorative ano
invlgorator II has been highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves anC
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Ths TT Nc
TURE Will be found great medicine for all the n
diseases.
Ba Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD K CO., Richmond
by Dr.. COOKE, F Freder .cks burg: hy ali the Drug
sis.s in Petersburg: by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and sy Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
So de 5-d&cwts
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~ Notice. Having purchased the interest Of
my fate partner. Mr.. Powell. | shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
in Al! its branches, as heretofore.
With thanks for the patronage SO literally ex
tended to the late arm, solicit continuance OF
the same ,e old stand. corner of Bank and 18th
streets ROBERT GARIE KIUHI.
=
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sA. There i. nothing so gratifying TO the

N There Is nothing so sratifNims e the
ABsENT As TO HAVE-TMEM KNOW THAT
THEY ARE NOT FoRGOTTEN.-W would re
others who may purpose SONS home to pass the
ho days, TO call a. the PHOTOGRAPHIC and Fine Art
Gallery af G. w. MINIS and secure one OF his
beautifully executed LIKEN ESSES. and have ii
placed In Gold Locket Rreastpin. Media liion.
Fancy Case or Frame. all OF which he has beau
:ifui assortment at his GALLERY, 2H MAIN
STREET. No Iiemento could be more ,accepta-
bie. de 2D-tS
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THE JEWELRY THAT Is WOIN.-It is stated
by writer in the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle ::
have visited these fNorthern) "Jeweiry Man
utactories, and can testify that there are um-
bers who make such stuff expressly for auc-
tion sales At the South. l speak from know
ledge when say that five dollar gold piece
miI make a 5arrei fnH of fine - breastpins, ear
rings, iockets, and full sets generally So, too,
with their silver ware. Most Of it is made OF
zinc, and coated with the thinnest possible
layer Of silver. The whole thing is an nten :
tonal swindle from beginning 10 end. Pin
dars razors were made 10 sea and not 10 shave:
this auction made trash IS made to both sell
How wonderfully verdant must "A people be
who continue long to be thus made the dupes
of such men.
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The wtashsr, yesterday. was extremely cold,
that lec0moti0n was extremely daDGerous.-
Not only the bssin dock and ponds about the
city are frozen over, but the river oppesits the
dock Is choked up with Ice and snow, and The
suspended in u short time, unless the weather
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ra-rhe Great virginia Rcmedy. and no

FOR GONORRHtEA. AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.--Ths great American remedy. contain
ing no MercGrial or Bslsa,nc properties, eScels
r.tive. restorative. and reEovating powers: and
the medical warld are astonIsned when told that
coniounded when they fave ocular demorstra
tons of the facts. But the proprietor. who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of a case OF twenty years standing to be
restored To perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored without a single
exception, and therefore challenges, any case Of
5onorrhPa which tbs remedy Will not cure. pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any purch lsing
hae dozen bottles, aud using accordingly, in hls
or her case. he guarantees a perfect cure; and IN
case of failure. will furnish additional medicine,
free OF charge, to complete tee cure, through his
agents; and cure va be Effected without lncoa-
venienee ~ the patient Sid oy
ApPEaSON & DifPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
auS-SU" No. 20l. Broad street.
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tOHN Y. GORDON son,

l4TH STREET. NEAR THE EXCfANG II HoTEi,
Oder for sale large and full assortment ot IRON.
comprising Swede's, American Hammered. Peru
Hammered. English aud English Refined, Eng hsh.
American. Russia and Imitation Russo Eel
iron. Hoops, Band and Scroll ron, Refined Piow
Iron and PioW Plates. Also, Tin plate oi various
sizes. ior timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bot COPPER. Shee, Zinc, Speitcf. Il I'D the Metals
usli4 q, sold in this market. ap It's
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,oup.>. VtNN co.

j EtrEnAL COMMISSION NE NJ H2Ni ,,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale snd Purchase oi
al Kinds ct PRoDl cE and n MtRChAN NolZE.
p.'ne 4 Co. Messrs. Crenshaw Co: Richmond
L"'-o - GEO. w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. VIM,
Iate OF the firm II Breeden \ toH,'
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SAINT Fl ting. He remained ut the fort until
February, l11o, acting as ranger aud spy
About this time some men from the "fal!s,' or
Louisville coming to Boonesborough for corn,
he, with four others, accompanied them
their return. In 1880 large number of fami-
lies having arrived at the Fails" General
Clark influenced one hundred families 10 go
TO Fort Jefferson, also sometimes called the
Iron Banks at North Maysfieid Greek, on the
Mississippi river, and Phelps volunteered I'M
der Captain Owen Cor Oins,) and went with
the Illinois regiment to that place, and was
employed in erecting garrison and protect
ing the Eeighborhood some fifteen months
During this time and before the fort was evac-
ua,ed, it was twice attacked by Indians-one
lasting one day and night, and the other. about
six weeks after lasting three days. In iss2,
assisted under the command of capt. Jacob
Van Metre, Capt. Owen having been killed by
the Indians previous to the return from the
Iron Banks, in erecting another garrison ~
the "Fails
George Rogers born in FauQuier county,
Virginia, was draughted from there into Cap
tain Francis Triplett's company and rendez-
yoused at the Court House. BY way of Rich
mond, Va, and Hillsboro' and Salisbury, n.
c., they marched 10 New Prov idence old fields,
South Carolina, and Joined the main army of
Gen. Morgan. At Rugeby Mills i'll an engage
ment with the tories, captured $50 prisoners
He was in the battle of Cowpens, AID served
in several scouting parties. In l'S1, upon
call made Tor relE Eforcements to be sent 10 W IL
liamsburg, he, being informed that he was
draughted. left home TO overtake his com
| rades, who had already left. After reaching
| them, between Fredericksburg and Bowling
Green, he, learning that it was not so. volun-
! teered under Captain Holmes. Joining Gen:
Washington's command, the army WAS moved
| forward to invest Yorktown, where Lord
| Cornwalis was terrifying the town, in antici-
| ton oftheir approach. Rogers continued with
| the army through the siege and surrender OF
| the place, when he was detailed as guard to
| the prisoners, on their way to Winches ter
| Barracks, and remained there On duty until
| discharged.
James Sheriff. entered the continental line
| of Virginia, commanded by Col. Saml HaWes,
| Mt Culpeper rt-Ifouse. in 17o0 and was in
the battles of Camden, Eutaw Springs. and
| the siege of 90. Was detailed as a guard to
| the prisoners in Albemare Barracks. Makes
| a plain statement Of his service without :iilu-
| sicn to any incidents connected with it.
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A rsrbatin1 copy Of the above has also been
mailed 10 Gov. Wise, of Virginia.
JOHN 7. ALEXANDER.

REPORT OF NORTHERN SPIES FROM THE
SoUrH-The New York CORES spondent OF the
Mobile Register. says:
The Republican leaders here sent contiden-
tia! agents in September 10 every Southern
State to examine into and report The extent Of
arms and ammunition IN the South that could
be used in March. 1861. should Seward : taking
his seat be opposed. copy of the report was
sent by Il friend in the office OF the Independent.
l will merely mention what it contains in
reference to Alabama, South Carolina and
Georgia. The spies report that the arms and
ammunition - Alabama is OF no possible ac-
count OF South Carolina he speaks Ill the
most con.emptuous terms, and contrasts the
arms and supplies Of The Federal Government 1t
and fortress with those OF the State ut Column
bia and a Charleston. He says there are not
even rusty nluskeis III the State sufficient to
arm 100 men, and if there were That the mus
kets would explode and kill the holders. In
Georgia, the spy says, there is scarcity OF
arms and OF powder and shot for the ordinary
hunting done in the State. All the States are
repor led, and il the report be true, We're | III
| Your Legislature, not a day should pass before
| q remedy was had. l would create a perma-
nent supply, by legalizing manufactures OF
| arms and OF powder. Why not
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[ HoitE FAMILY GROCEH:ES.-I have
trcns s,nfie; ne and Tor sale n the lowest market
rs noa extfa sugar-cured Hams; No. l Macks-
,o,,h ~ Alls; = and "a bls. GunDowder Teas. as
fnaF fFH ~ qGa,!tes, from 75c. 10 .i.5o per H. Also,
In,hk eas AdainantiDe, Sperm and Ta,ow
Ra t"sis sa!t Old Government lava. Lag guayIa and
Ware. 9s Liquors Of all Alnds. assorted Woed
sho,' = baskets, Brocus; Mateheg; Powder and
apeas. ph Yarns and Cordage Sugars. assorted;
and f., a., ,iekes; Family and Extra Flour, in bbs.
40 '', hasish Dairy and Cutting Cheese And
and Bge. on hand choice article of ButteJ
Charge 'oieo ia any psft q the cify iTee oT
NO ~ Franklin street, Old Market
vi Just received by 1'' 70 r"'
+. P.JoHSsToN 4 BRO, Druggists.
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I AIDES GUM OVERSHOES AND SAN
- DALE, with or without heels, Of the finest make
Price 81 per pair. MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
H6 Main street.
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J'o COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE

TRADE GENEkALLf.-l have made ar
rNhssmenis with several very extensive houses IN
Boston and New York. hy which am 0natied to
sf4 10 county merchants the following Goods, Al
re" ORR pfices: Figs, Oranges, Almonds Rals
ms Lemons, fiiberts. Prunes. Dates, Enghsi
~ :" Atnu's, Cuuants, Lemon Syrup. Ground Nuts.
C!.tlon' hIn.er. Cocoa Nuts, Domestic and Impnrt
90 Citafs. Also, NY unequaieG steam CAN DIES,
OF ever, variety. My plan of business IS cash, o. a
ciedlt noI exceeding sixty days, by which time
merchants can remit the amonnt. This methoC. III
,ohnecNor v u other advantages. gives he Inc
iscltS OF Sc Ing Goods az prices which cannot laIi
~ ~ F,tase Merchants are solicited TO call anu see
.ne poo1s aEd learn Their prices, assuring them ~
Viii D@ Ia thar ,utarax, "a, on
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MARBLE 81 UHks.

John ". DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
MONUMENTS. TONES, HEAD PIECES,
MANTL ES, FONTS. &c.
"a First Premiums awarded b, the Virginia As
TlCIYturai Society and Mechanics Institute.
II HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
II. DER. 10Th. between Main and Cary streets
r Richmond. Va.-Having fitted up FOUNDRY al
The .hove place, | am now prepared % execute a.
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
mss. at the shortest notice. and cheaper that
any cher establishment South of Baltimore. Also
SARRETrS PATENT ANTI-FRlCTiON AMI
EABBl1's METAL, for sale At :educed prices:
y B.-HlEhest CASH PRICES paid for OIL
METALS and taken IN exchange for new.
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NEW Use FOR -WEED.-The Paris pa
pers speak of new material TO be used in load
ing firearms. Sea-Weed has been found to be
the best gun waddiDg ever yet used l an
swers the purpose admirably, keeping the iron
cool and not liable 20 ignition like the cotton
wad hitherto in use. BY order OF the govern
ment, large amounts have been gathered on the
coasts of Normandy and Britanny. The ma
terial has already been distributed TO the ord
nance department al Nincennes.
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K 49, THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
pow ER

x THE "p,SfArcH" pdT s STEAM
PRIN NI'I 81 OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenta Strss.s, Rsehm ond,
This Establishment, (teng the most complete
Printer, IN the south, both as reg ards Types. Or
naments &e. and the Latest and mos. approved
Machine Presses) is daily tarnns out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
1''' II L DING. cHEeks, ief:3 &C.. .le VI LA
As WELL as
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen TO fine work for Banks.
Pubc Offices, Insurance, Railroad. and Transpor
tation Companies. Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars Labels, &c., are capable OF turn
ing oh 1900 impressions per hour. thereby enabling
the patrons of this ahishnient to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice
OF speed '0''' f''''' '''" ~ inv ''' ''''
ia. Printing. in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch OF the business the propretars can
safely Challenge competition.
I OCESMiTIfiNG, BELL HANGING
IL SILVER PLATING. &c.-rhe subscriber has
just returned from the Northern cities, whers he
aasS s IN csaRpeM 4 BELL ihs
ING. SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
best workmen to be had. and is prepared to make
to order every kind OF Lock, to HANG BILLS in tine
best manner. and To do Silver PiatBg IN style not
to be surpassed by any establishment In this eodn-
try. All his work is warranted, or no sale
and an scauaintanue Win the BEST Lock makers IN
this country, he fatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both AS to workmanship and prices,
and the reiore solicits orders from town and conn
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADk on REPAIR
I'D, BELLS HING in any style, or SiLvkR PEArtse
executed in su perior manner, are invited to call
at his estabshnient. on 10th street, three doors
south of Nam. where the will be attended TO al
the shortest notice,
Orders from distance, sent through tho Post
Oics, will b Immediately filed; and Bell Hanging
Address WM. w. SNEAD,
silvsE. Platter. Lockamith and Ball Hanger,
90 H-dSm 10Th street, Richmond, w.
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LOUIS J. BOSSIEUA.
Five story Building, No. - Main Sc.
pt.AELy .hIlhy J $ SET or TEITM.-!APpERsoN

5i-AhLH SET OF TEETN.-lPFEKSU
I Y y DENTlFRICE This unique
compound VIII lie found of inestimabe vaIne in
preserving and beautiiS iug the Teeth. strent then
.'lk The Dahis, and IN rendering the breath sweet
.he Teeth. and insures pearl-iiae whiteness to
.he ehtiheted surface. Its Antiseptc and Anti
suiOIuc properties exercise a highly beneficial
49, aletafy ,n1aencei they arrest the further pro-
tiess pl the deca, OF Teeth. induce healthy nc
toh oi the butns. and cause them to assume the
ness Prepared aad sold b,
APPERSON Il DUPUY,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, i t
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BA- EZekiers -
lNFILLIABEE.
Price 81 per hottie To be had Of any of the drug
gists in this city. Wholesale depot for orders, 50
Main
| am prepared to furnish the trade at the usual
discount Orders promptly attended 70
de l2-lm K, EZEKIEL, 60 Main st.
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There IL q freshet in the river at Augusta,
GA, caused by heavy raias in the interior.
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A VILE ABOLITION Book SOLD IN THE
SoUTH.-A young gentleman showed us on
Saturday a book, purchased at one OF our
books torres, doubtless the proprietor had no
idea of its character) with the title: "Wild
Sports in the West; by Frederick Gerstacker: :
Translated from the German. London and
New York: Routiedge, Warnes RontleGge.'
A vier, more abominable, lying, abolition
publication, was never printed. The page or
two we read were more closely packed with
libels on the Southern people-wi,h lies about
slavery and skaves-than We ever saw before.
Surely, our booksellers can find some way TO
prevent such works being foisted them.
They cannot, OF course, read the books they
purchase; but they can let it be uuders TODD
that they will destroy and not pay for them.
The law will not compel them to pay for
DO ,ks the circulation OF which is against law.
Let the press denounce thu wild Spol Is, .
everywh here Mont gon,eTy 1iati.
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Late OF the firm ot Breeder h fnx,
.Is.fq ROBERT :. JORDAN.


GEORGE DAkBs. nulictnfeT hNslt tof
IL f1a sale of DOOHS, SASH, BLiN DS,
10i,J pI6GS. Sc. A large assortment constant
- an hand Orders, by Egli or Otherwise. promptly
st.erted To. No. Is, Governor street. hlchiuond,
"a Togng see ehrated Smooth Sawed II NbLE
MACHINE PUT up any part OF the State, at
- :. ,-1.. % " 29-6.n
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etter from Richard X Reaif to the President.

To HIS ErcsileHcy, the President Of the C"tted
SIR: Having recently observed, from the pa
uers which have reached this distant region,
that the discovery of the correspondence OF
John Brown has disclosed my former copntc-
tion with him As Secretary OF State, under the
"ProvisioHal Constitution adopted at Chat
ham, G. W., May 10th, ISIS, have thought 1t
nv duty to state to you that while l have had
no connection either with Brown or any 0: his
party since the beginning of June l.5e, anu no
know ledge Of the resusctation of the organI-
Zation which died out al the period OF, ana III
consequence of my detection therefrom, ami
although | have, since my return from Europe
in April last resided wholly in southern
States, acqultting myself as law-ahding
citizen. yet am perfectly willing (by reason
of nv conviction that The organ ization and the
insurrection We're alike cruelty " cked,) to
surrender myself either 10 the authorities OF
| the United States or Of the State OF Virginia,
| in order. if il be necessary, TO suffer the penal
| IL of my egregious folly.
| l have since the date OF the insurrectlon,
| been once or twice dissutded from offering
| myself as witness, ON the ground that the
violated majesty Of the law Wah being amply
| and fully yindicated.
| BY reason, however. of the recently disclosed
| fact that the insurrectlOn occurred under tht
| auspices of the "Pro4isionai Cons stitutlon, l
| have determi ned, on account OF the PoSslrlil'F y
| that my connection with the dissolved Organl
| zat.on OF May, ISIS may entail responsibilities
| on me in December, 1859. to express my Will
| Hugness to expiate TO the last degree, the con.
| sequences of nv atrocious blunder. For this
| reason that, whereas, when an Abolitionist
| l would have died III defence of my convc
| tions so now, that ! am Il Southerner, an
| also willing 70 die III proof of the sincerity o
my present principles. If, therefore, the errol
of the past involves me in present punishment
| am content 10 redeem such error by suffer
ing such punishment
| res III this city, from which l shall no
| absent myself until you have communicated
| your desires or decision in this matter.
have the honor to remain. sir,
Your Exceliencys most ob't servt,
RICHARD REALF.
| A rsrbatin1 copy Of the above has also bee,
mailed TO GOV. Wise, of Virginia.
| IouN IT AJFy NpFR
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GEO. W. DOswELL,t Com,


OF Hauover County Court. in
do ls-cwtd Taylor Us. Tay lof's Trustee. 30.
TIW THE CREDITORS OF TuON1AS J..
i pEANE,-Notics is hereby gwen TO all POI sOns
havink claims AZ sinst THoNAs ]. DK.NE. either
individually or "a q member Of the lsse hrm Of
Deane Il Brown, that at the request OF Jas Lyons.
Esq, Trustee, have appointed the 9th day OF
January 1880 ss tna dry ard this ohee - The naco
for receiving. proof OF ali such csi,ns Creditors
are requested Ia present their ciaims properly a.
thentica.ed on or bs fore that day.
Given under hand. ~ Commissloser IN Chan
ceYs of the Court of Hsstlngs OF The city OF Rich
rond at M ntSce At Richmond this Dth d4y OF
December, 1859 H. MlLfON CARY.
de 81 d3.swtd
TWO WORMS Al b. Il TO THE
i SICK or WE'LL, sent hy mail, no pAy Nx.
pected q nsi received. esa aud approved.
Addtess Dr.. s. 8. FITCH. ia Broadway, New
York.
Isl. SIX LECTURES on the canses. prevention
and cure OF Lung. Threat and Skin dleasses kheu-
mat!sm. and Male and Fcinass complaints. On
the mode of Preserving Health TO lC0 ysals S6U
RsSes.2 Ensraynss. Price ~ cents, in silver or
L. o. Stamps.
and. work on the cansc and Cure Of pseasss
of the Heart, Stomach. t.iver. Bowels, and Kid
neys; on ApopieA,. Palsy, ard p,spes;a; Why
we grow old and what causes Il lsease, l3l pace. .
eneTavings. Price 81 cents Say witch book sou
wish, Swing name, State. county, town and post
cfhce. ~ slowly
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gs Good Advice Worth Eol.owing.-T
smcn of fellow beings that suffering from a
teran@euent OF the digestive system. We advise
-ne use ot that wonderful medicine. BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. Many have failed to find
relief from other medlcnes,-but ali those that
have taken good advice" and made use OF the
"Bitters' have found great and permanent relief.
60 thou and do likewise, IS sage advice, and
followed in this instance viii show the man OF
sense. All that are afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Nervous Headache. Liver Comp laint
and all diseases arising from indl Sestion. should
make use Of BAKERS BlTrERS, il they desire
to be certainly cured.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in this
city and elsawher in Flrginia. Orders promptly
filed by addressing r. BAKER. Proprietor,
de cts Richmond, Va.
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DHiLlP KAHM-
L EAGLE hACHfNE WORKS,
CARY, BETWEEN EUURTEENTH AMI
FIFTEENTH STkEETS,-

L EAGLE MACHfNE WORKS,
CARY, BETWEEN FUIRTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STk,EETS,.,,,
MANUFACTURES ef Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES Of @ay required poyeI, With
either locomotive, rlne, or Cylinder RoileYe: cu-
gar Mill: circnlsr Saw Mills; Irons fOr Vertical
Saw Mills Grist Mills; pralning Mschinee; Shin
gle. i.ash aud Planning Machines; Tobacco Fac.
tory Fixtares every description, An4 ell hinds o9
CASTINGS in iron and hrass.
The sahsc rier was awarded BY the U. y. Afn
cnl,url Society, held in RichmoGd, Va, 0ctobef,
PoRTABi.E STEAM ENGINE. fss fasa. .sss.
He refers, by resmission, to Govsrncp H4nTl \.
WISE. Mcxsrs. WarWick & 0arksdAte, puHloDs
Moncnrs : Co.. and HAxail. cssnsAeu 90.
ia H-cwly
n II. CHALKLEY, DsflsE "A leatAes. eheo
fimqEnxs. E. 2u MI is9nes Se:rs ~ .ss ~ ~
Nan and Ga CAY et ~
: : s:s; !: e; Z y.if as !: :: .sS
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