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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
IMPROVED ESSTRCH Emf,

For surveying aud calculating lrcas.
INVENTED ASp PATENTED rr COL JAMES y. LILLRY, op
SrIrSToS, VA.
TJNHIS instrument consists Of s-nlcircuar pia;e, with
4 neelrLOx attached 10 the Gianetrr, and the .rcu
lar edge graduated IA degrees and halt degrees, and
movable limb aiidalr ched 10 the centre Of the r
with v.rn;srs both ends thus the bearing Of line
be read for any number o. degrees nT minutes.
The plate Is divided FORM with the SCALE 81 the
lldade, table nf lines ia-trH'i ol numncIs
which gives the latitude aud departure Of any
and distance run.
The table al.o the purpose for nscer,nnins
heights and distances, the required distance Ii read
from the plate without The !oub. OF referring TO the log
aritbmic ,bles.
It gives the horizontal measurement OF the Inca Of
survey and where there Is local attraction, the line
be traced without usa: the nre. there being two pair
Of sights enabling the surveyor 10 form at the angle
required by the bearings OF the courses.
The variation Of old line is easily calculated on IT,
and for such work leyeng for nIl.racrs or draining
land, II Answers every purpose OF the level.
There IL attachment for sclrIn. oblqle I!angles
which gives the buse and perpendicular OF the triangle
from which the can be ascerLained very readily aEd
Il aso gives the bearing and distance o the closing line In
division or land.
The Instrument be used With either the sights Or
telescope. Address Z. D. LlLLEf, S;auT;0n, Va.
USE 10Th, ISIS.
Iha-c carefully examined Col Llcy's instruments
surveying plotting, and ito not hesitate To pro-
them ingenious, simple and useful conrvancrs-
They are indeed, calculating machines for the Surveyor;
and, |. employed by him. would save an immense amount
Of time and labor ! can most chccr;Illy Recommend
them to every practical Surveyor. y. r. BLEpSOE,
Prot. Mathematics, University, Va.
u. 8. NJ ACADEMY,
WEST Pu;sr, July 9th, ls59
have examined With much Interest Col. }. NJ Lillty5
"Instrumen for Surveying and Calculating Arrears" and
unhess,insly recommend Il To all practical Surveyors 1t
cnmDIrs all the purposes Of ordinary surrey the
properties Of The Theodote and Compass and b. giving
at once the latitude and irparsr- Of courss, win save
much labor In the computation OF he area OF surrey
i-yl Prof. Mathematics L, S. NJ. 4.
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Rrnn, wash IMP ION CITY.

WAsHlScroy, Feb. THE New York Her
AIDS correspondent says that the Presidents
reply to COL Hayne was transmitted yesterday.
# calls for M answer from Col. Hayne which
will be made Immediately, and this will close the
correspondence.
The Government refuses to comply with the
nropositions Of South Carolina for the surren-
der of Fort Sumter. All hopes OF solution OF
tho question are now abandoned. There has
been an apparent disposition on both sides to
DELAY matters in the hope that an amcable ad-
;ustinent might be made which would lead to 4
n.,ccful termination of affairs in Charleston
barbor, but the matter cannot be further post
noned South Carolina has presented her ultl-
m.tnm and the Government has positively re-
fused to comply.
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JAMES WOODIIOUSE u CO..
Booksellers, Stationers, and Dealers In

a;zpIAHo FonrES. GulrARs, y1o- nr5ts
itczsysSyES1 LlSS, Music &C., % ~
II q i39 Main Street, Richm0af lIr., ft.?G!ix
E(i leave to cal! the attention Of the public 10
ID their stock Of Goods, which, already Of the arses
In the STATE n their line Of business they incrr6s
ngby fresh supplies which will makei complete In every
department, and well worthy the attention or buyers.
They especially invite examination from the country
merchants confidently believing tina. they able sup
ply their wants to their entire satisfaction.
They furnish from their look indery and Ina1ufac.
tory every description OF Blank and Memorandum Book
aud al low prices
Their NareRoolns are constantly supplied with large
Of PIANO POKTES Of the very best manufac
ure, which they willing TO sell reasonable trrrn..
Orders respectfully solicited and will be promptly
and faithfully sttendrdto.
JAMES wooDHOCSE h co.
p. S.-Thev have recently published new work by an
nbe and distinguished Citizen Of vIrgna-Thr Lost prin
cpeaddre-ed especially 10 the Young OF the South
but which hus been fhroraUy rre7ed by the reading pub
lie everywhere.
amidst the sensation novels and frothy literature o! the
Nineteenth century, Is refreshing See Issuing from the
press. either side Of the Atlantic, work full Of bold
and original thought but especially when such work
from HirsnGn and Is in Virginia first published
tn. world. Such Is Lost Pr;ncirr' by GaTEarossa-
[ Kictm0ad Examiner.
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YAZOO COTTON LANDs!!!

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGR0Es.
fEIiE undersigned proposes to SELL exchange 20.
4 Negroes from 900 10 700 acres OF the finest Cotton
Lands in the iaZoo Valley. Some OF these Lands In
cultivation with Steam Sill and gus-ohers deadened
and can be easily improved.
These Lands are In the riches. portions OF Yasoo and
Washington Counes-are easy Of access md convenient
10 navg gallon.
Any persons wishing negotiate referred 10 Messrs
J. K. Anderson Co., Tredegar Iron Works. Richmond Va
And can address J. ". BARNETT, or
n. LAWRENCE,
Dec S-dtf Yszoo Clty Miss
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PROF. L. IIILLEi:'S
HAIR ENNIGORATOR.

~ E?FECEiiE, SAFE And EInHON!CAi.
COMPOUND
Ef0H Restoring Gray Hair TO is original colo:
h without dyeing.
Eo- Preventing asalducss and curing H. when
there Is the lcs; prr!!ce OF vitality TecGpera;r-
e!:y -t.aai5Gg.
Eor Removing %cIirE ans. DauirTT AID 81
cu::Ercus alcctiC.s Of the Scalp
go. Iicnutiiti,Ic- is.r Esair. importing 20 I;
capitalized Ginss and bianCy ianiac il EG aai silky "a
III texture. and c.usi'!. 4 % curl readily.
This preparation cieaGscs the head ard -rGp from dan
dru and ether cu,~neoIs Diseases. TIE ha!r
iuMuEisnty. strengthening the AMI restoring the
growth those parts which have become ball. and causing
Yield fresh covering Of hair. IL will -.ecualiy pre-.
vent The bnr from turning gray ua the lac-; pr:." -
lfr ard in Cases where The hair has already CHANGED
color the o! the lnyigoraC- will wiki certainty
Il TO is original hue, giving II dark glossy appearance
As perfume for ;lc toilet end Hair Restorative IL Is !st
ticulary Recommended having agrccn:r fragrance.
and TIE great facilities l. ahors In dressing the La.h-:c:
the great het1and for i 10y the ladies' CT
article which ought 10 he without, ihs price .L
IL within the Teach 81 all. being ":Y q: cents RcTr.r,:,
be had 81 all respectable Druggists aii rcru!9trs
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents ~ !GuTt
dls the o. his Inyeorator in where - @
drens hair inc!ues 20 he weak s! !s he ioufa,'.o.
Il good head OF hair
Wholesale Depot So Dcy Street, and sold b. NJ! ,.1
principal Merchants anil Druggists throughout the world
Liberal discount 20 purchasers br the quantity.
81 also desire 20 present The American Public -
SlW AND IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which. after years Of scientific experimenting have
brought 10 perfection. Dyes BiScE hrown '?staG?,
without injury i"tne Hair SH!nwarantrd the scs: -
lice OF the klad In existence. Price only 20 cents.
Depot 81 Deg street, New YORK sept i-c!tci!
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ss,!s:HS SALES,
LIZ or EaSD AND VALUABLE NE.

SALE OK EANB AND VALUABLE NE.
GR9ES At LOUISA COURT HOUSE.
9f virtue Of decree OF t:c Circuit Cout: Of ToT.a.
county. pronounce. ia tac sGis OF Tint er.ahr', GiS
Tributes IS IimheriaEas executors and others .i
proceed 10 sell l., Louisa Court House. siU%Iai
'he I'm Gay OF February, sd! commencing 10 .cC
a. W. from 9"lo 100 likely Negroes the proper: Il the
ia's OF hona County The sae will be ccEtg,. .rs. G@y
20 dag uEt: completed
We VII! also sell on the day. 4 rac. &c sad Iy;G-
In the same county. rot FAR fr"r Thompson C:os Roads
being the trsc: which iss Elizabeth rirr,. .i.a
~ the time of her death.
TERMS o; sale S;.vrs: On 4 crc,, az months.
the purchasers giving BOMBS with good security bean b.
terrs from the day o' SALE With liberty, however 10 a
purchaser 10 pay The whole any ar: or III. p,r:La. Il!
cash 10 the commissioners.
As the Land: one.i -h IL cash, ard IL. -vsiaa
on credit SIN twelve anG eighteen u:cutb. :-er :.
day Of sale the purchasers giving bois with good ecrr
- the deierr-! Instruments, bearing inrre: va rs
dates and the title be retained until The purchase money
!. paid Us further security therefor.
L. b. WADpT,
WALTER b. LEkKE !Con.'r.
Jan l,-co; ALIEN. u. SANDS
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Affairs IN Texas.

FoRr SMITH, ARK, Feb Sit is stated that
Texas has threatened to take possesSIon VI
forts Washita, Cobb and Aroucle IN the '''"'D''
Territory. .s .,ot
|. The overland mail conductor reports tua'
the arsenal was taken possession Oh oy arAaN'
sas State troops on Saturday night last
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Flour steady; Howard
Street, Ohio and City Mills 1925. Wheat duii;
Red 1926 a sl.s2; White STAT 1882. Corn
lower-Yellow 5s GO. Provisions active
Mess Pork $1s. Lard 1O4 cts. Coffee steady
at 124als4. Whiskey steady at 10 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

MANIPULATED GUANO,
ys,tlE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY are
now prepared furnish the farmers planters Of
virginia and North Carolina with the above Fertilizer for
their Spring crops. It's application 10 the wheat CROP
seeded last FALL far a developed up 10 this tine mas
been enjnen;ly successful and II Is deemed TO be equally
we'll adapted Improve those OF tobacco, oats and Corn
The stock hand is moderate, but the supply will
all times be adequate TO The demand and during inc
nrsscnt unsettled condition OF affairs thought advisable
to solicit those who propose to purchase, to signify their in
tenon OF doing early day. TO enable the company
make timely preparation 20 execute a orders 'h"t may
come In.
Price per toa OF 1000 lbs, go cash.
Orders be addressed to the Commission Merchants
Feb I-c2awGs E. b. BENTLEY, Agent
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STOCK, &C, &C., FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
OFFER. for sale the Valuable Estate, In the county o.!
T. buckingham, known BY the name OF Monerdeo, for
lneIy the residence Of judy. Cabr) also the Negroes,
Stock &C., OF every description The Estate contains 22O
acres, which .UU James river fairgrounds OF
the quality Large crops Of Corn, Wheat ad Tobacco
are annually ulae Upon this Estate. It has all The
ssry improvements The negro quarters all new with
brick c!nn.s and plank urs. The tobacco houses
built chestnut locs and covered With chestnu: shingles
II has Orchard conaipng OF 2uUo trees OF the
choice fruit apples pears peaches cherries &C. IL Is
xeiTa;ered and healthy and has magnificent vcS o.
james river, mountain scenery, &c This Estate Is the
Soutsde OF James river having covered bridge
the river the James river and Kanswhs canal about
quarter Of mile from the estate. bargain may be had
by application at Richmond NY will snow
the estate any wishing to purchase,
CHAs + MoRgIss,
100, MRip street, R,chmoud, Va.
AirO, For Sale 1000 Of heavily tiuUerrd land 10
the county.
This land "a in Its virgin growth, and lies 2A to
miles the James river and kanawhs canal 10 miles
from Richmond and 80 miles from Lynchburg
Persons Wishing Into the lumber business generally
rail- road ties slaves o. hooppoles will do well to
e1amiDrlt.
Sly only for wishing to sell the above estate, Is
that other engagements will not allow time TO attend to
It, Parties may, therefore, rely getting ne property for
Il low price, US am determined to sell.
ANY ofhe above lands will be divided to suit purchasers
also for sale nne farming lands the city Of
Richmond.
june 2-,t CIAS. 7. MORRISs.
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IA accidents mil hoppca Apen In -RrE0uidted in1t
iss very desirable 10 have some cheap and convent
cnt way for repairing Furniture, Toys Cfocsery, kc
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meet ell such emergencies and household cGn afford
b. without It. Its always ready and up 10 the sticking
point There Ia longer NECESSITY for ilmping chairs,
spntcrcd yeneers hcadlrss dns. and broken cradles
sust The article for She'll AMI other ornamental work.
30 popular wLh ladies OF Refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemical
held IN solution and possessing all the valuable qualities
OF the beat cahInet-mascr1' Glue II may be used In:
place Of ordinary nucage, being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
ia Brush accompanies each bottle. Price % cents
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Csdar.st., New York.
Address HENRY @. SPAULDlNG & CO.,
BOX No. 3,6N0 New York.
Put up for Dealers In Cases containing Four, Eight and
Twelve Dozeil-a beautiful photographic ShowCard accom-
pnuyng enc package.
ga single bottle Of spALDING's PREPARED GLUE
vii! saYc IT, annually every household a.
Country mrrch.nts should make 4 nute OF SPhLDINH's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. II ",
stand any climate, Feb l1-dckw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

CITATION EOlsTH CAkOLINA-ROCR-
= INGIIAM COCNTY.-Nil,iam ". Roper and others vs.
c. L. Geno administrator Of Charles Roper deceased-1n
Equity.
count Of L. Green the administrator OF Charles 10
per deceased and that advertise for oil Of the next Of
kin OF the sad Chas. Roper decd, TO appear before him
At The time and place Of taking same and prove their
relationship.
In obedience the foregoing order, notice 10 hereby
given that appointed my Office In the town OF Went
worth Rockingham county, the place. and saturday
before the Monday In March, 1851 as the timc when
and where shall proceed state the account above men.
toned ut which tine and place all persons Claiming to be
the next kin Of said Charles Roper are requested to
make their appearance and proof to make before me- II
proof they csn OF eIr said relationship 10 The said Dtes
tate. A. ~ SChLLo, Y. w. L.
Icr 0l-Gin
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INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
TIME first session OF This School began the 18th Of Sep
E TENDER ls5g, and successful.
The second session began the 2Uh Of February 1890
under Gattrring onlens.
The third session will begin the Cd Of September l5SQ
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 80 6O per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT LAN
GUAGES 40 60 per :, sson.
BOARD SO per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. hartley, A. NJ,
Nh mi lrur. Gruy Va
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Feb !, l5G
cnTFCH

IntrnhinPto coniunc the COMMISSION BUSINESS.
most r-spsc!av AK of the patronage be-
s;oweh on the 5ra Of randolph Page, and hope by
strict attention. 10 merit the Ny uncg, D. T. ka-
doIph who will probably be here often for the next eT
months will aid Inc in my business
Feb lin MANN PAGE.
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60. IIh- firm Of E. p. NASH CO., Is this day
f,,.,,,' e' oY limitation. JAS. X. R6UTH,
s. Dc. 81 1863. JOS V. NASH.
l.tt.n., =, neo partner OF the late E. P Nash, and
+. I. T. NASH CO., will continue the Book
I'D eU'ioess at the old stand; corner Of Syca.
ia;. srn win make payment.
= TSS;;,:neslS Jan. /, 1861. J.E. RoUTH
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STANTON EO0T, SHOE and LEATHER


FACTUK1.
TJIHIs Company 10 prepared 10 fll orders for Mems,
womens Iioys and Girls Boots and Brogans, Of every
variety from the finest Ladies. Slipper and Mems Congress
Cater and Oxford Tie the heares; Boot and BrOgsn
Southern Factory, bull! up ty Southern capital,
with the approved machinery worked hy steam, and
having as good Surkncn In the United States, and
will furnish y. good work. at the price, any fecto.
~ In the Union Let Southern sustain southern Man
ufactures.
All orders p.. mpty filed and I'll work warranted 10 be
such as ordered. address
WM q. CARRIER
DEE lo-dScom Superintendent.
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rYo wTTNDRED DDLLArss REWARD.

TWO HUNDRED U1E EkS ne i" NND'
pANAWAY, OIL the 21s February last; two negro boys,
IA HENRY and JACKSON. Henry Is 81 years OIL light
brown or yeliowish color about feet VI inches high
and weighs abon IU pounds, and has lost 'front.' tnoh
He Il very GOOD plantation blacksmith and handy at
anything you put him at, and wo:es lefthauded-has
pleasant countenance when spoken 10 by strangers Jack
son Is 90 II years old brown cOppercuored unu
weighs abnu, $50 100 pounds Is about feet III or II
inches high has rather short walk, Ind II he has shoes
they are very apt to be run over outside.
Twill pay the above reward II said slaves delivered
to me IN Chambers county Ala, eight miles west OF oni
owery will pIy $lUO for information so get them
L. H. DOOLlTTLE,
Oct 2I-cwSm Oak Boyery Chambers co., Ala.
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THikTS DAYS MORE.
thirty days rcmain FOR the sale Of our largo u
4 most desirable stock of
WINTER CLOTHING,
and In order 10 force sales propose offer the sreht
bargains ever offered purchasers Our policy not 70
carry over stock from season to another, but al MI
times show fresh and fashionable goods hence oe p'e
ent stock a,1Lst be Sold
Call early and secure bargain.
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
Feb1 luz Main Street
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNEeSSlalP.
TsIHE firm Of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on the 8l-t
January, 1o5l by the withdrawal Of ,. c. Randolph,
who has moved to the country They most cordially re-
turn their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed ON
thea By their very kind friends Either partner author
ICED 10 close the business.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Feb ! 1851 MANN PAGE.
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IRILLSEOls0', y. c., MILITARY liC..


FENllS lnsIi'Giion-of thoroughly military and sc.n
L tile charIcter-is under the conduc: VI CuL o. C. nj
TEw, formerly Superintendent; Of the Stale Military M
Academy At Columbia. :. e. The charge Is S3l5 peril
annum Including clothing The next academic year begiLs
February Gth 1851. For circular, address the Super
Int. n,I.r,t nrr2 l-rrE Evntu
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THE C8EsISTIAS DOCTRINE or
SLAVERY.
EOY GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG, D. D. / rol Il nu.,
- Cloth. Price 50 cents.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Dr. Armstrong has ether object than 20 bring the
whole question the sovereign tribunal OF the Bible, and
do not hesitate pronounce his argument the Scrip
ural aspect Of slavery, the rrrpcuous concise and
satisfactory have s--n.-[ Methodist Quarterly Re-
rife.
II this hook could only 'r read rh unparalleled eyes,
vast nnount Of cnntention a1d :r would be saved
fSouthcrn GHurchInun.
Rarely, upon any subject. have found work SO cienr,
direct and conclusive 10 its argument, the little
work OF Mr.. Arns.ong-I Hoti,e Daily :4drertiser.
For sale 1t MORRIS bookstore,
Prb 5 81 Main street.
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HAMBERLAYSE & KENYON,
IESPE CTORS D f. T o. i Q co,
ShockOe Warehouse, Richmond, Va,
1LTILL SELL ALL TOBACCO CONSIGNED TO THEM,
w as Painters may direct and remit proceeds promptly,
N B-Tobacco cannot be listed for Inspection unless II
Is Ia the city.
The legal size Of hoghead is ~ feet length OF staTe,
md three feet inches the heud, within the crow
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPoN WoIscEs-

Nj ORCESTERS piASOS.-Thrse PgiIus e1yas-..r+s-ss
w have stood the test Of 70 many yearssaE.-17ti7
trHt they hardly need Il word OF encOmIuml 7 81
now For the better part OF generation they have been
constantly before the public; ali OF them, old and new,
proving by their stability and conr:ancy the skill with
which they constructed. For durability Of
aud uniformity Of work, and for excellence Of
fruncs, these pianos niGy we'll challenge competition
We know Instruments OF SIR. Wnrcesrrs OUT: that
have borne the Trimmings Of fifteen years. and remain
perfect in tone and In build in their first estate The
nunbe. made a. this factory is largely Increased from
year year-[Fr"m The -fe'0 }0rk Com. Adrertistr,
lin November, lSjp.
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HOOK AND MUSELLE WINES.
FgSHE undersigned would call the attention OF ne prDc
4 TO a large let OF EOCh and MOsELLE hlH in
cases and casks which he has JUS: received ars s
from Germany. Among these Wines, are some OF shs
Ting ever bsfo.e seat over this country For sae By
O. GRAM
Jan "a No. 9, Exchange EIoci.
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lIIPOETED GOuDS.
GtHEpDAR CHEESE OF superior quality, beautifully
" put up.
Dutch Cheese, in balls Of superior quality.
Olives, Capess, Olives :, rel
Grande Cknrtreuse cordial white and green.
Naccaroni, Vermicei, Is, Goa superior Cigars.
Chow Chow, CauliIower Onions, Wos;er Sauce, Soyers
Relish, Pquant Sauces, Mustard. Olive OIL sardincs
Brandy 1895, Chanpagnes in Magnurn, quarts pint. and
half pints.
MADEIRA, Por. and Sherry vines,
For sale by BLAIR Z CuAMBEELAYSE
Jan 3O-Sy
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TWO NEW NOTES UPON 1vOKcEsFEls,s

l. L ~ ~ ~
ABOUT S.-We are appealed to al times for In
formation In regard 10 The best maker Of FianD Fortes
Personal knowledge OF the Instruments made by H. Wor
ncnes award the palm Of superior merit
him. For elegance Of finish, and durability OF material
and the elements that into the musical qualities OF
nrstrste instrument Mr.. Worcester Is unsurpas,cd-s
YOrf Com. Adpsriorr, Feb. IS, 1859.
We hsve In many and Ut many times expressed
opinion strongly in praise Of american mechanical art
b recent visit 10 the extensive plano mapurctory Of uora-
ito Worcester has strengthened that op!eon and
well convinced that In the construction OF these beautiful
Instruments Americans rirang II not excel!ng,
Europeans. The Philharmonic Society the scicutInc
musical society In this country Worcrstrrs pianos at
their grand concerts We have had In constant use for
the las: IA years, and nd dimnuon In clearness
sweetness. uf tone IN. J. Express, Mlrch 90 1859.
constantly supplied with full assnrtmen; OF Mr.
Worcester choice Pianos and shall be happy serve
the public "it the best Instruments, at the lowest prices
Sov2u 4. NORRIS, Bookseller, 81, Slain st.
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NOTICE;

CAPTAINS OF VOLUNTEER COMPANIES THROUGH.
" OUT THE STATE respectfully Informed, that
the Commissioners appointed By law Tor the purpose OF IA
obtaining accourelneuts &C., have mad contracts for
these items and fast they delivered 81 tails -
post they ARE Issued immediately according 10 priority Of
date OF orders.
CHARLES DIMMocR, Capt. supt Armory.
I.,a-tf Richmond Va
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0nehaf payable the lst Of Octuber 1860, and The
Iuninder on the 18th Of February, 1851.
Reference Is made to Rev. Dr. Meaes D. Hogr, and 10
any OF the former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed IN
formation be obtained Ht any Of the Bookstores
by application 10 the undersigned
July 10 =. NJ. DUpUY. Richmond. WI.
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s'-lvJ po1ss Jsekson's Candles, for sale by
L 4 6. b. DAVENPORT. {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
THE ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.

Since Isl: the Company have sold 900 90 They
sell Only 10 actual cuvatr and every con-ac; conI!ns
nsrccmc, 10 cultivate. The road has been Constructed
Through these lands An expense Of 500 900. Ia $50
the population OF - cours through which Il passes
only G jaS since which 80 293 have been added making
the whole population 81, sol, gain Of li3 per