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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

For the purpose OF cnuduc,ln-a
GENERAL COANl~> ~ BUSINESS,
For the sale Of al C0uh,.y Produce Lumber, Wool
&c and by ,:ric attention 10 bu'in.-.. h"re To merit
and receive liberal share of bu.ius their friends
and the pu5l generally.
Mr.. CHARLES c. Elicit. man Of long experiences
as builder in this city, will give III, personal attention
to the sale 0; all consignmcn,s Of Lumber.
Oar office, for he present, will be at the corner o!
Eighth street ana the Basin.
ASHLEY j. BELL,
novlt ALBfN l.. SHEPHERD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
A TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHAR.
LOTTE,

on Turnip Crock adjoining the residence Of old Patrick
Henry, deceased, containing five hundred and seventy
two acres celebrated for raising the best manufacturing
tobacco. originally very rich soil, and now IN good
heart nearly hundred acres creek and branch Hat,
well timbercd with plenty of good plant land. Inn
provcments-lurgp sound Dwelling House, eight
rooms usual out houses icehou>e tue spring IN the
garden near the houscgoOd orchards susceptible of
division particularly for two tracts of three hundred
and seventy and two hundred and two acres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSuiP-
~ The firm Of BAGBY y GRESHAM Wa, dissolved
by mutual consent on the lltl instant.
All persons having claims against Tie irm viii please
present them tu George Ba-by pr settlement and ai
indebted tn them will plaa-e call 1t the said
Bagby ut the old stand, who alone 8, authorized sct
tie the same. GEORGE BAOBl,
t,uI7.Iw GRESHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

THE Mayors COURT-MAYOR SAUNDERS IRE
SipING.-Dayd Reid appeared before the Court on
the charge OF being drunk aud disorderly.
Policeman No. - stated that lac was passing
through the Market Monday morning, about five
o'clock and saw David ia a drunken mood and
creating disturbance with another party. lie was
committed i'm default of S2D1 security.
Fanny TAYLOR WAS up on the charge OF being an
escaped prisoner from the city jail Captain Jen-
kins arrested her She said she got over the wall OF
the Jail. Her children Were suffering ut the time
and She wanted TO know what sacrifice mother
wouldn't make for her children. His Honor there
upon said he would discharge her, thereby reducing
| the expenses of the city
Henry Clark was called up on the charge Of as,
slultng and beating Alex +, Buriett He plead
guilty TO the charge whenIhs honor required secur'
"a OF him in the OF 800 to Keep the peace Mr.
/ Griswold of the firm OF Jones Grswoid, became
his security in that sum.
Major Marabe was up ON the charge OF running Il
cart over the child of j. GcuuOchio on MOnCay.
James Augustine and - GeunpchiO aged about
10 wears testified that the accused did run over the
child seriously injUring it, on Monday evening.
Major the prisoner, stated that his team was un
/ manageable at the time which was the cause OF the
affair He also declared that he would not lAJure q
I single hair on any child's head
His appeals amounted % but little, however, and
h. was required TO give $500 security to appear be-
| fore the Hastings Court m February.
Theodore Shoemaker. charged with heating 1T
! lie bow Lv the name ct Weim-r in the Second Mar
| kct about a stall. Shoemaker was bound over II
| the sum of 800 to keep the peace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
DRIVATE SCHOOL,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

Having engaged competent Teacher, at my resi-
dencc within i've miles OF Charotes Vile, in most
desirable On am DESTROYS Of obtaining five YOUNG
LADIES between the ages OF 10 and IL years as pupils
and boIrdrrs.
TERNS-For English Bru ches, except Mathematics
'gur which there will be additional charge al 500,
SIS for session Of five months. Ancient and Modern
Languages $50. Music (uO charge for use OF instru-
menll, $50. Board including fuel, lights, washing,
&c 81 per m1lth-all payable in currency.
Address RUx llS, Charlottes willie.
iana3-3t GEORGE II. CRANK.
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AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina,
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
facturers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and
other cities, enables to purchase sell In either of
the above this olly any article needed for dispo-
sition upon the best terms.
We propose to extend our connections with all tho
principal cities in the Union, and thereby be- medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and com
municate upon all subjects Of business character in
any part Of the country.
The facilities pu-.ess will make II much 10 the
interest Of parties to purchase sell through for
when we cannot order direct from tine Importer or
Manufacturer hall do through a representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted 10 the
Of their particular markets. enabling them To- pur
chase at the lowest market price and on much better
terms than a person possibly do who only max
occasional visit for that PGrPos, beside, saving f
expense OF the trip and loss OF lime. ". vi Er
friend, - kept aIvis,d uf the vaC uf such 4lfD
Virginia and North Caro!.r, iuay lave G." di-.i-, .
so that will inform friend, 81 h" b--t uH -t-
and the price that will BE- oDained before shiPp.uf
when desired parties &How the price 81 good. b.
fore giving their "rdsIa.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PRAIRIE DoG.-There is little animal on the great
plains known as the prairie dog 1t multples as fast
as radical rascality and beats No. l67, D. : l., all
hollow for il subsists without even water. Yam
kee savan recently asserted that animal life could
not exist in some of the planets because there Is no
water there aud vet Horace Greeley, good authority
among radicals asserts that even on this globe AMI
ma can exist without water, tO-wt the prairie dog
aforesaid II the stupid slvJu not satisfied with
Greeley, testimony, who is good authority among
radicals he ought to know that the great Creator
could aJaBt forms of life 10 any cline. Moreover,
the Savan ought 10 use good telescopes, which he
can get from ScnmOuS, upticlan and OcullSt. OO9s
Broadway. New York who too, has superior Spect1-
rles known as "the ErIz'. liam pebble, which we
haze tried with great satisfaction to ourselves and
which are well known in the South. Read adycr-
tscmeut,
ArLAxrIc.-The Atlantic ocean IS a wonderful ill.,
sttutiou. 1t deyourl the great electric eel, known
a. the telegraph cable, as lgecdiiy as did Icl'
mond audience Bagby's bacon and green's 1t
has swallowed up whole multitudes of emlgrantS rs
voraciousIy as guartermaster or cOmmiSsdry gluts
himself on perquisteS aud Government stun. IL
makes ones stomach rs sick Is does Richmond
whiSkev. and is ever raising COmmOton Ike lhau
Stevens. However our business Is not now WIKI
th-- Atlantic but with an Atlantic high and dry al
Onancock, AccOmac county, 70 Wit, the Atlantic
Female lnstitute where there is aS much good mo
raj ira ming and literary matter OF the highest order
administered, the most eager aNprant Tor the oeH'
GIFTS of good education eau swallow, II Is an eN'
cciaut and valuable institution. Read advertise
i maHt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

CREAT REDUCTION
"
Ia order to reduce our stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
As much possible by Spring, We are now
SELLING OFF
OVEECOATS,
BLANKETS and SITAWLS,
HEAVY CASHMERE SUITS
And all Winter Clothing, at greatly reduced prices.
ianIlf WERTENBAKER II WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
GALE OF GOODS
NOTICE.

All persons having claim, against the estate Of Isaac
Adkisson, deceased, will please present them 10 me
and those persons indebted to tho laid estate will eoms
forward and settle. J.. =. GARRETT,
Administrator Of ]. Adki.sou, deed.
Glover Station, Halifax county, Va, Jan. 3 1866.
| ianlO-t2tian.
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FIVE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE ACRES, ON
Two HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES,

For 81 800 cash The two together for $1,000 cash. OF
5000 fourth cash, residue in six twelve and egh
teen months The wood for fuel, sold in Danville
will more than pay for the tract.
Also,
Situated in the central and business part of the
town Joining Newbeil's drug store. The house is two
stored could be made comfortable dwelling while
the front room with little fitting up, would make one
cheap.
Also,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

APUuLrc HALL.-A pubic hall, for the delivery
of e lures holding public meetings and the like, is
much needed in this city There is no hall or build
ING now in the city except the theatre-and that OF
course cannot be devoted to the uses above men
tfoned-of sufficient capacity 20 hold anything Ike
a large assemblagc. Another thing we want badly,
and that is "a town clock. This latter could be easily
gotten up by subscription.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

The ROBBERS OF THE PAYNAsTEE OF THE OLp
DOMINION NAIL COMPANI.-J. h. Kelley FerdI-
panI Giniui, William Heuney, James Delay, and
another party, Were before his Honor the Mayor yes
t.rlav 0n the charge OF rO5bing Robert Eiuc the
clerk of the Old Dominion Iron Works ON saturday
evening between ? and 3 o'clock, in the tuuucl u,
tL. DlnyilIe railroad near Manchester, OF IL 10
The witnesses were called, but few answering, e.
r..rally for the Commonwealth, his Honor con
Guided 10 postpone the case until to-day. john
h Young and MIrmaduke johnson were present
20 repr,sent Ginni aud asked that witnesses
,,r,-s5t he heard i'm order % bail him. The Mayor
refused - bail any OF the parties, aud they were tnen
conducted 10 the prisoners box.
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rO.PARTNERsHEP NOTICE.
WElSIGER. MONCvRE x co.

o. 2. WEISIGER & Co have admitted Into par
nershlp W. =. IOyCURE and II. n. PAINTER, and
the business will be conducted from January J. 1896,
nnder the firm and style Of
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BANK NOTES
<. Ii. MARY. J. l.. NArKY. x. 7. BROOKE.
ID II. AURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,
Bank Notes,

State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes, and such other securities
may be the market, bought and sold commission.
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in the Uni
ed States decb-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

THRUST SALE OF \ FINE FARM.-sss
/ By consent Of parties and a, Trustee under 80
Deed Of Trust from Robert Coles, decd, to Tuck
er = Coles, executed AMI recorded in April, lS6O,
will offer for sale the premises, on 7 HURSDAY the
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, 1866, il suitable, and II not
ON the next sulbic day, Of the finest farms in the
county OF Albrmirlc, situated 10 or II miles South OF
Charlottesville. adjoining the lands Of DR.. b. F. Ran,
doph, Z. ;. Coles ESD, and Others, and containing
about 900 ACRES 81 which five orsix hundred
cleared and the balance finely timberod. The improve
Inants consist u u large and convenient DWELLING
comparatively new, with the usual necessary b1I-
ings including house with four rooms for labOIcr,
also, WatrrM!i, with two pair stones for wheat and
corn. This i, Green Mountain farm and like most al
the land in that fine region, is of superior quality, and
admirably adapted to the growth of Corn, Wheat To-
bacco aud other virginia crops, For several years past
1t hr, been under the management Of one Of the first
a.rcultuH.t7 Of the county.
TERMs-Uulcss more favorable terms be announced
on the day of SALE from eleven to twelve thousand dol
lars of the purchase money will be required in cash
the balance with interest from day of SALE to he paid
annually will be payable ia four equal annual install
ments be secured by bonds with good security and
I Il decd Of trust on the land.
For further information address p. s. Coles Esq 81
r. ). Coles, ESD, a; North Garden p. o., Albemarle
county, Va, the Under>i gned at Charlottesville.
ini-doagiw T.. II. WATSON.
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AUCTION sALES,-.-This Day.

By Grub, Williams, Auctonser.
VERY VALUABLE FRAME DWELL III
ING and VACANT lot GA COLLEGE STREET e.,E
between BROAD and M gsHALI STREETS FOR SseA-
SALE AT AUCTION.-wi!l be cold at auction, on
M. PREMISES, on WEDNE DAY, the 24h Of January AZ
orlock p NJ the frame Dwelling and lot located a.
abov. described The house has ten room, and kiteh-
en- all in good order with sas and water, bathing roo
Sc The lot fronts loo feet inches, College street.
and back 1874 feet to alley ~ feet wide There
is productive garden in rear stocked with choice
fruit
TERNs.-0ne fourth Cash, balance at 1, :, and y
months, with interest
hn3O-tds GRUBBS X WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
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SMITH x wHERrY.


WV. II. SMITH, O.. wrE?fi.
RRYEKEy, Dunlop Morrnre x Co., Harrison. God
din Apprr,un, Charles f. Woriham Co., r. Ainpud
VIA. T.. Converse y Co., VIA. II. Price Co., :. W
York Jos. I. Hanson, Philadelphia. n0yi--s.h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
A TPACT oE LAND

In Appomattox County, Va.-23j acres-wihn two
and- half miles Of Pampln's Depot but located imme-
diatey ON south Side Railroad, fourth in best For
est Growth and mc-Ourh in Pine Forest lies very
level susceptible of highest improvements; has bed
of the celebrated AppomatoX Pipe Clay; also Il Soap
stone quarry few yards from the Railroad bed dwell
ing House. We rooms, office, kitchen, ice-housc &c.-
The wood for fuel is said to be worth more than double
the price asked, which Is So 900.
Also, a vacant LOT, the Depot, In the town OF
Damvile.
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CIRCULAR.
EXTENSIVE LAND AGENCY,
DANVILLE, VA.
ianoI-6t Fl

The undersigned offer their services to the public
agents for the sale and purchase Of LAND
They will promptly sell and buy Real Estate in Nir
iuia and North Carolina, and, special contracts,
Tbr Location near the border line Of Virginia and
North Carolina, and at the junction Of the Richmond
and Danville and Piedmont railroads, gives them easy
aces, to the surrounding country. They will buy
sell lots IN nlnville other towns ia Virginia aud
Nrh Carolina-isoated tracts ia the country and larger
area, for mIni grafton colonies, also Mineral Lands for
mining operations, in Western Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
mics and agents furnish capital and purchasers hch
will increase our opportunities for ehecting sales
long experience in the legal profession will enable
Of the partners accurately To investigate titles and pre-
pare title deeds. No general law business will herea
Ter be attended TO by him. The business Of the
Germ will receive his undivided attention.
Oar list OF Lands for Sale, wish minute specifications
Of locality soil &c., will be most extensively circu
lated by through Northern and Sou hern
States fee from five 10 ten dollars will be charged
in advance, to the cost Of advertisements, and
usual commissions aler sales-half price charged if
Land is Withdrawn or sold by owner after advertise
m-nt.
Our patrons will please give minute descriptions Of
locality size of tract qualities OF soil and to what sta
pie crops it is best adapted whether suited to the
growth Of the vine, and, where lands offered for
mining purposes, full description of their mineral
qualities. Send also the price per and terms Of
payment. READ y HILL
GEORGE W. READ. CORNELIUS II. HILL.
REFERENCES William T. Suhern, William T.
Clark W. S. Patton (Banker Bouldin X Bouldin (At-
torneys) Danville, Virginia; James NJ Whiule, Hon.
George n. Gimer, Hon William NJ Treadway, Pittsyl-
yania Court House, Virginia. John L. Edmunds, Hall
fax Court House, Virginia; Wood Bouldin, Charlotte
county, Virginia Hon. William Daniel, Richmond or
Lynchburg; James Alfred Joue-, Charles Il. Williams,
A. Y Stokes Y Co., Richmond, Virginia; Mcllwain,
San Co., Joseph Z. Venable Co, Petersburg, Nir-
ginia Frank y. Watkins, FIrmvlle, Virginia John
wilson Samuel Watkins, Milton North Carolina Hon.
Edwin G. Read, Marlborough, North Carolina Samuel
p Hill Yanceyville North Carolina; Willie j. Palm
err Charles Dewey Raleigh North Carolina; Bullitt
Fairthorne Philadelphia; Samuel Ayres, Son Co.,
Charles r. Hunt, william l.. Hill, Clement Read ChaS.
u. Hill, New York Little Brown Co., Boston, Mass
NrCli.h Rives 4 CO. Herbert & llairson, Baltimore,
MARYLAND John r. McPhSil, Norfolk, Virginia; Con-
~ RoIinson. Alexandria, Virginia.
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TENIFER & REYNOLDS,
81 GENERAL PURCHASING AND SALE AGENCY
For all kinds OF articles both for residents and
residents of the city.
PURCHASING BUREAU
Under the Immediate supervision Of of our firm
assisted by the most accomplished experts.
FOR SUPPLYING ANY ARTICLE IN THE WORLD.
Particular attention will be paid to the selection pur
chase and sale of Thorough bred Horses, Dogs, Cattle
60 Carriage, Buggy and Saddle Horses; Carriages
HARNESS. Saddles and Brides all kinds of Sporting Ar
ticles fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c, &c.
Agricultural Implements of the most improved kinds
Books treating subjects Of Importance to the Farm
er Horticulturalist and Florist.
FOR THE LADIES.
We will procure the latest fashions and styles Of
goods Of every variety choice Literature, sc.
We also res peetfully solicit consignmens. In short
for any service which may be required the public may
rely upon u with the most perfect confidence for hde
ity and despatch. w. H. IENiFEk,
No. IS, Exchange Place, Bait more Nd
REFERENCES
wethered Bros Baltimore S. Teackle Wallis, Bait
Hodges Bros, r W bruno,
J. Howard MelIenry, " DR.. j. IL. Thomas, "
Johns Hopkins, Baltimore,
Col Oden Bowie, Maryland,
Douglas H. Gordon, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

I.yNcuByRG NATIONAL BANE.-The STOCKHOLDERS
Of this institution held meeting few days ago
when the following officers were elected President
Charles X. Bingham Vice President, John NJ. War
wick. Drectors-David W. Burton, William D.
Miller. James j. lrby, William IL. Hall, John l..
smith. Robert L. Owens and LornzO N0rvcli.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

AZ ArrAcS o. a POLIcENAN.-On Monday
night. while policeman ODwycr was doing duty on
,,Jst No. az the corner OF Seventeenth and Grace
.,,,e.s. above the Central Railroad he met negro
walking down the street with quite large bundle
under his arcl. The policeman enqured oil hhh
,I . 3, contained and the inst response he 90, was
two s;ol shots from said negro. The r>t entered MS
can aud the second passed through the cape OF ha'
cost-pc:ther. however, doing hum any bodily M
Jury. The negro then ran, when tue P9Heei''u HIeN
"a Inn, .y, .,I times At the second shot the negro
fem and cred'iAstily While the policeman was 10
tb, AZ of Going To- him, the negro jumped zap and
,ke4sldied. The policeman pursued him. but dld
mos eyrrtlkr ham. Five shots Were hired ny TIE
tiolit.ulu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

DgvoKFsr'S MuNIHIN MAGAgTNs.--Ezti4oriluary at
traction, Ina the February number, comprising popular
Music large and beautiful EugrtvincS, Interesting SO
ri,s. original Poem by " e.. Bryant splendid Fash
ions Valentines Dancing Skating, Household Matters,
- other liant novelties. Ne. 413 Broadway, New
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MACHINISTs' SUPPLIES, &c.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS.
Hubs. >r"k"s. Felloes,
shaft, PDles, Bows,
SPRING., Iron AXies,
Bolts Bands.
Enam-iad Cloths. Leather.
oil Cloth, Lsces. PRINCES, &C.
And a general stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Mechanics Tools. Sc..
To which respectfully invite the attention Of city
and country trade. L. l.. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams s Eilior,l
jln2]-u ~. Main. u+ar 18th -.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days,
by Harrison Goddin Il Apperson, Auetioneers)

IDy IaFEi.0n, G0ddin 4 Apperson, Auetioneers.I
VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE II
hElCk RESIDENCE, on THE NORTH SIDE iiH
/ Of CLAY, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRDs~
STREETS, FoH SALE AT AUCTIOY-will be
sold NJ auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th January, 1906, at u o'clock r VI. Tor Immediately
alter the sale Of The hand residence on the corner
of Marshall aud Ninth streets, recently occupied by Mr..
BENJAMIN Davis, the very neat aud comfortable BRICK
TENEMENT, ioC'ed above, ia the occupancy OF
Rev. Henry ". watkins Ii contain, eight rooms with
places to xix Of them, besides brick kitchen framed
Snoke-IIouse, and Gas and Water the pre- misses
Possession given the first of April next or perhaps
earlier.
TERMS -One-thrd cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest added secured by
trust lcei-the take, and insurance to be paid by the
purchaser. . ,..,,,,,,,. =, ,,,,r,s,,
i.Deg-tls Auctioneers.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
NELSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM D. CABELL, tGrld. Univ. Ya) Principal.
LACNCELOT NJ. BLACKBOARD, al. a. Univ. Val
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Jr. Grad. V. NJ. H.
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ENGINES AND MACHINERY
Of all kinds repaired in the best manner and with qui
d,..uu.ch
e. sATIsFACTIOy GUARANTEED. "a

N'0l'Asth.
El- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. JA
W. would call particular attention To- our ficilite,
for manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTENING MILLS, &c.
Having done a considerable quantity Of this descrp.
ton Of work recently, onr stock Of patterns very
complete.
All the Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the HOWE
TRUSS and other Bridges supplied, including the
long, heavy Bolts, complete, with Nuts Angle Block,
Washers, &c.
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads
fitted ny complete, with Wheels and Axle, SPRING.. sc.
Having erected connections Smith->h0p, We are
prepared 10 DO Rack smiths Work Of all kinds. inclu-
ding WRuUGHT-lRON GRATING>, for dwellings,
Warehouses. &c.
For tn" quality Of the IRON and BIASS WORK sup
20 refer t. Charles Campbell Esq superintendent cry
6aS Work., AMI The officers Of the James River ana Mana
wla Canal a. wei" A. the uperinendrnt' Eng neer ana
Master Machui>- 81 the several Rail roads IcadIhS from
this city; .so. Major T.. T. j. Myers Engn"'r hIch
monl Fr.lrrir, sburg and Potomac aud Richmond ahi
PeersLurr Railroads, aud A. L. Maxwell, E-q.. bridse
Builder. Macon, Georgia Tor whom We have executed
large orders. ,,,. ,
since ;hc omission 1T october last, OF Nj J. J.
Mpntagu 10 81 interest In our
SASH,
and DOOR
rr.inass we have increased and improved our Ma
eharv and are prepared 10 furnish with neatness
aud de- patch lowest cash prices, SASH Blinds, Doors,
Moaldin--, AMI scroll Saving.
We AK especial attention to our facilities for working
CIRCULAR MoULDINGS,
az any size. Hard Wood Moqdings for Railway
Coaches. and Ornamental saving Of all kinds
Orders solicited. TANNER EHBETS.
Hi.he,: c.,h price, paid for OLD IRON, BRASS COP.
PER, %c. ianl7-tf