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.PdmunIfg Lana for Sale

FdWU0IfD J0fl1 Tor SAFE.
oFFER for sale my Form King wiIli-io eounty sno,-,
by the tame II T"ckorlan, oontsuins 100 acres 81,
hundred Of which high isnd aud portion of II ,y,
uhersd The remaining four hu,dre se itch rs,b
land which may be essiy rees,ed There on this ,l,,,
large two story dwelling house, which may put in eonpe
fpa, very uia'ns eapenie, snd sufficiently Tsrys 10,
INC GO nortable accommodates Of large family Tbs
WIZ be accommodating. Persons de,iros Of vii
litsse sPry 10 Mr. Thos Moore, King William or H. he in
pc son. at Malvern Hill, the residence Of Capt gsnucl nj
Dookius, or by letter addressed 10 me in Richmond
WIZ. RING.
~ D. TIE ahoDs tract +cH be oGsrsd NJ p,,be sri, NJ,
King ViVinn COthouse, IRE fosrth Monday of f6.s
erfh at being court day, ansi presiosiy di,e,s or
Malvern Hills, oct. 10 A. rqf.
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TIE ENIiInIrroN OF

THE -SOL.9R .NICROS SCOPE.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
1NHE citizens OF Richmond respectfully in
formed, there is now exhibiting in this CITY a
large SOLAR MICROSCOPE. which n,scn;iies
objects ONE MILLION times their natural size
With this Microscope the mites upon figs * cheese,
that are invisible TO the naked eye appear as large
AS rats crabs; animacula in vinegar, TO the size
OF eels, from 20 to 30 inches in length; the pores
IN various species Of wood, one inch in diameter,
and the process and confguration of the chrysta.
cation OF the various saline solutions beautifully
illustrated
The objects to he magniied are numerous, in
tcresting and instructive.
AS the objects rnagnihed are represented upon
large screen, any number OF persons can view them
at the same time.
Room directly opposite the Merchants Coffee
House, Main Street
Hours Of exhibition from 10 4. NJ. toa p NJ
N. b. The Microscope can be exhibited only
when the sun shines.
" Price 90 cts Children 80.
Oct. 10. AZ o,s
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PURSUANT TO deed oC Trust executed 10 me
oy Richmond G. Terrell, on tie sth day OF
Oc'ooer, 1877, ana OF record in county courts of
New Kent and jienrico, l Qayina been required
by the parties interested to carry said deed into eff
iect) shall, Tor the purposes therein named, pro.
ceed on the 10Th day Of November next.
at IL clock on the premises to sell to the high.
esq oodcr, Tor ready noney, the tract Of Land
therein named, containing three hundred acres
lyiDg in the county OF New Kent adjoining
the lands OF Edwin J. Clopion, Patrick Clop
Ton and others, and is the same where die
said Richmond G. Terrell formerly resided.
ana ,he following negroes. TO wit George, Tom.
Reubn, Alkaline, and Clary, or so much of said
property "a win satisfy ,he debts nained i'm said
deed; The title is believed unquestionabie: 81 ling as
trustee, shall only convey such title as is vestcd
in me by the deed.
JOHN IL. CIiHISrftN Trustee.
Sept 10. lJ-d,
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Thirty Dollars HetC0rd.
1S AfAWAY from the ,ub'efber, in Lancaster. s. O. on
Sss %. I'm Of Juue last two Negro Slaves, MARY snd
JENNY Mary about 81 yesr, Of axe yellow
about Sfsei inches high, spssk dnety Jinney Is about
" years OF aye, quite dsfk complexion generally suh in
,he bxufe her attire; She brought from Vvrina
lev years snd supposed they vii fr TIA, state
II supPosed they have changed their have cot
free rspcf' The above reward viii he given, II i,dscd in
any Jail 80 ihat set hen Fifteen D0srs for eher
cs.ier,F q fLIEJ FORD, IL.
--.-&e fsct
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no TIE POLLS,


We have the Proceedings of the Jackson Cor
responding Committee for the county of Kansw-
liza on the 22d ult., DR.. r. Putney in the Chair,
and Mr.. James IL. Fry Secretary. They have en-.
larged their Committee 10 the number of I40--
They came TO the following resolutions:
" lst ReSofDed, That the members Of this
committee, entertaining deep conviction Of the
importance Of the crisis at which our country has
arrivcd sensible that in the pending coutes; Tor The
Presidency, the aristocracy OF the country, assist.
ed by the Immense power, patronage and infiu-
ence OF the government Is arrayed in direct oppo-
son 10 the rights Of the people. and TO The princi
Interested patriotism the united Efforts, aud the
un,iring excrtions Of republicans alone can attain
success III such struggle, do most solemnly pledge
themselves TO use every fair and honorable means
IN furtherance OF the sacred cause in which they
are embarked, and on the triumph Of which de
pend tho luture dcs,inies Of this Uepubc.
=. Resolocd, That it be recommended 70 the
'sisI-So ?, iea-Tc~ Jackson, - ernt-9ce every %
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REHABILITATION as far as accounts are ,
THE EI.ErTrn&

The ELECTION.
Our election for Delegates took place Yesterday
and Notwithstanding the registry system, of the
Adams party, their constant, unrcmi,tng, nightly,
daily, weekly, hourly Observation-Disclosures
The patronage OF the General Government and the
patronage OF The State Government operating ,pon
their ofiicers-notwitsian,n their efforts such as
men never made before, we have beaten Them
They had calculated on beating US; they talked
most confidentlysorne Of them of I5O some OF 200
majority Tor the administration. Oh! yes they had
enough votes regsterelto elect their candidates.
And they would, in the most friendly way take
jackson man TO one side and advise him not to bet
on SfeuGrt and .Hc.Ndlsou, for that Mr.. Tiernan
would certainly he elected. Yes, he is elected; but
II Is, to STAY ATHOME. Every fraud, that could
be practised, was resorted to by the Adams party
Of some OF the Judges OF Election--some of the
adams Judges, we mean--'ye shall have occasion
to speak hereafter--the Lotc officers Of the state
may have something more to do. We do no, speak
lightly on this subject
Well, we have gained the election by an ayerare
majority oil 37J. This, the candid men Of the r.
dams party will admit, is not half the real Juchson
majority. If they don't ADM. it, we will prove i,
In November. EBalt.Rep.
We heartily concur in the following lust tribute
10 the merits of MFR. SINNERS excellent work
F" Ihe.9mericdn Farmer" No one engaged in
Agricultural pursuits, can fail to be benefited 10
an amount, annually, greatly beyond its cost; 10
say Nothing OF the instruction and amusement il
affords.
We are aware that prejudice exists with many
persons against all book or printed knowledge Oh
tie SUBJECT OF Rural economy. they call every
Thing theory that is reduced TO writing relative 10
IT. Yet they initiate The practice, Of their success.
iul neighbors, and listen with svidify 10 The verbal
accounts OF improvements in other counties and
states. Such work MIR. SINNERS brings tbc
experiments and practice Of practical as wen as
'he"eticnf mento the test OF every readers judg-
Inent aud experience. II is no disadvantage 10 the
armer that HeU practices are suggested, and that
even visionary theories are sometimes presented
to his mind. They only call upon bin cor rcGcc-
non on The subject that mostly interests him. ard
can DO INN no injury, " he has any opinion Of his
own. On the other hand, The practical part of the
work brings the reader into weekly intercourse
with rejecting and sensible men, who ore qualified
&c instruct OF amuse liim, and who can have NO
motive to deceive hin.
From, te Phiiodeiohin MT. GaSeffc.1
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
We read this valuable journal with increased
interest, as its pages appear recently TO confirm
greater variety Of curious and mporian, NATTER
The cdiior has coDrivcd 10 enlist the nensof men.
~ 81 We - 10. "taSs - t"s '.:nr. 20
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AsSlsTANT MAN1En

ASSISTANT WANTED.
IVANTtD as m assistant IN The school Of the sub
scfiber, gentleman qualified 10 give ins;rnc-
non ~ the Latin and English languages None
need TO apply unless willing 10 submit 90 a sric,
examination OLIVER s. SHAW.
Oct. TO- ar
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q y r. tn % II II & IN nor r. r
. Jtcfcts $4-HiiVes s2--Quariers al
FAcs est Of i6 whole keis which must Of H.,
" dolls may te had oF 72ciiG Slsre5 N ssrs grnc,s,e
OTdCIs from the c0tB'ry, Gree Of postage !,
promptly dife1i9ed TO-
where ", 80 80 Capi, prize ~ re, TAsnsdnd Dof.
whole i'tksi wsf gsid within dey, t. ssnlsrsn
fetesturgi 70. car NJ
IfTti.s 2 tnKETYRFf.
~'i-'H s,~ -
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"'u'ondl ffotei.- " ush!Hgf0t CHY.
WIS spacious and extensive bIiI,n,, believed
TO be one Of the largest Hotels in the T. s.
(caPabis OF accommodating 300 persons) is now
nearly finished 6 ready for the recepton of the
public.
As 1t has been expressly erected for house of
pubic entertainment, the plan Of the building to-
gether with IFS interna! arrangements and conve-
fences, are believed TO be SUCH as 10 give uuyer
sal satisfaction, and render ts accommodation SUI
perior TO what IS generally met with. There are
80 single and 80 double bedded chambers II mar
Tors and drawing rooms. with suitable number of
very excellent and comfortable family lodging
rooms adjoining, all of which are newly furnished
IN very handsome style, with separate entrances
10 that part OF the house, which makes il as desra-
| Ole Tor families as private dwelling
As the house is so extensive and tie cxocnscs
necessarily incurred i'll carrying on so large an
Enlistment must always 90 on The Prop,ietor is
determined, III order to encourage business 10 re-
dUce his charges 70 one doHGr per day al his pub
nc table, TO all persons who stop for longer period
han week, and occupy room with more than
one bed, and for shorter period al tho rate of one
dollar and twenty-five cchts per day. The char
ges tor families will bear proportionable reduc-
lion. The stabling is extensive, and CHARGES for
livery moderate The liquors are of the bcs G,alit,
That can be procured, land his wines some of which
are very superior he ia enabled TO sell at various
prices, from 81 10 So 80 per bottle. The proprietor
WIZ, as usual, do all in his power 10 render eve
ny accommodation TO The patrons oil the house and
BILE : possible JOHN GADcEy
Washington, Oct. 10.
N b. a Stage aud Steam Boat Office ia attached
to the establishment, where passages can be taken
to auy part o! tie l.. States.
Oct. 10. A5-6t
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L-aC

Mr. Halle, Representative in Congress from
the Stale OF Mississippi hassent in his resignation
10 the Governor. The reason is contained in the
introductory paragraph of his letter to the Govern
or, which runs thus The result of the late cleo
ton has indicated to me the course which every
independent man ought TO pursue under similar
circumstances Nat Jour.
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MARYLAND ELECTIoNs.

Baltimore City e Jacksonnen eiected) average
majority for J. 377-(Last year the jackson av.
maj was 445-This year, 9ls more votes given
than last year)-hfr. Luke Herman, very popu.
lar Irishnan ana Catholic was run this time on
the Adj ticket-In Anne Arundel -four edminis-
tration men elected,) av. m. I26-Annapolis City,
one j. and one Ad. candidate eierted-av. IN. for
j: 4-fhese form one Electoral District, giving .
Electoral vo:es--Av. j. maj in the dis.255
Baltimore county, Jackson candidates elected
with ease-lt forms an Electoral district-onc vote
Ito jackson.
Hartford CO II jackson candidates elected-an
average majority Of lSO.--In Cecil, Jackson cam
"ina'cs eli cttd-and another tied with an Adams
man-av. maj. l0o.-Avcrage maio ity in this E.
lectoral District, tone vote) for J. $50.
Here erc Electoral votes for Jackson.
In Montgomery and Prince George Zone Z. vote)
about 800 av maj. for the Admin.
In the Electoral District of Frederick, Washing
TN AMI a lsghany e E. votes) the change is d.
gainst Jackson-W ashngton giving an av mai to
The jackson side of 122-Last year is was $40.
(Ihc Electoral vote OF Maryland, may probably
he about 10 ~
REHABILITATION ne FIR nc 1rcoy,te nv, 80
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NO BL.d.N'hS
In the three first schemes of the Next Lottery.
COHEN'S OFFICE-BA LTIntoaE,
Sept II, 1923.
GRIND. SITE LOTTERY OF MD.
proved Mode. secured by Letter. Psen and nv which the
hivsnurer CANNOT DRAW BLANK, until the whole
OF the Sub schemes petedn the he Ia,
the chance OF prize in the entire Lottery, WITHOUT
ANY RISK WHATEVER, ill the completion the last
Sub sclls
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George IT, 5fofi1ocs, z Tsus-
, In IL TE-,F.oo faos

~. u me 'ae of Unavailable properly not having betu
oade on The l5,' instant sshen person, dfsu Of pueha
w WE veil 70 s,end. The terms Of -se shsurh cssh by
tc tequsion g the drsi, can 10 ionh' c sor aed
!" fHi 'hf r9lf'n.cnsc o!ltr t.t-';'t- O. H. ~.
't: f.,,~ ~
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'.ai,lobie Lanl & .NIprofs.

I'dhuobie Land r. Negroes
v conformity with two deeds OF trust 10 the SUB.
-scriber by Joseph worsham, being duly recorded
in the Clerks Office OF Halifax county, purpos .
selling at Halifax Court House, ON tuesday the
2Sth day Of this month"; beip. the day after Halifax
Court the following property, 70 wiz: One tract OF
land containing 10y estimation 600 Acres, lying on
W;nn's Creek, on which said worsham resides;
the following slaves and personal Estate, Esther
bob, Peter, Reuben. Harry, John, James, sam,
Betsy. TIN. Cilier, Sarah, Susan, Frances, Eliza
Charlotte, Cinda. Nancy, Crcsy, Lcthe, Patsy,
Eleven head Of horses, one road Wagon, six sets
Geer, and one old Wagon: and on the following day
at the said Worshains residence few miles fror.
the said Court house, The following property, 10
wit: three Black Walnut Tables, 80 heal Of hogs
20 head OF sheep, q beds and furniture one yoke
oxen 4 cart, 10 head cattle, 100 barrels corn 50
stacks oats 10 stacks OF fodder, and the said Wof-
sham interest in his mothers estate in riisylyatt-
Ia County, which will he due at her death under
the Will of his Father The l.nIi is represcn,cI
to be Of unusual good quality, and the negroes like
ly & valuable. The object of the above SALE is to
secure the payment OF -uudEy debts therein men
toned, due VIM. Bailey. surviving partner or VIM
bailey 4 co. James Bruce, surviving partner o.
Jno ChappeIl s. CO, and JAS 5. Easley s CO. The
said property was made subject to a cash sale;.u
according TO an arrangement made betw cen SAID
w orsham the Creditors credit will be extend
ed OH the land one and two years equal instalmens;
and OIL the negroes and other personal property ore
year. Bonds with approved security will be re-
quircd, and also, Deed of trust on the land. 4
discount Of per centum will be made for cash
The title to the above property is believed to be
questionable; but as trustee, the subscriber will on
ly convey to the purchasers such Hue US is vcstc,
in him by the said Deed.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Halifax NOct 10 to. $40
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~ HiWc Jr;fHd fOy Sffc.
IsAg fiue NJ deed of tfud executed 10 n. Nv EI-l
80 L'Seiuss' dated the 9th day of April 1871 on re
cord 10 Ounbefhnd clerks Office we ,iaU on lie 95ti md
1ber ini ss on the Peise,. 10 uhshc biJer for cal.
n' Va"snh hss OF iani conveyed &C. US by TIE iced a.
lossd lying N tie souoly Of Oanbefan % bob III, Or
fYsf, one os below Stephen Trent, nii and CON
elhl"E ~ tsatton $40 acres The title y uu1ns,'innabc
sn, ws ,hali only convey such title u vesfel N % bs
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W I'VE ErfsuN variety ~ Nos at
COAENS' OFFICE

III, Market street, Baltimore
where the Capital Pze. all the previous Cses we're sod
aud where boihthe Great Pri1os OF
One Hundred Thousand Doll0rs each
were sold IN former lotteries cepa, p-;,
hnrs oten sofd than at any ofhe- office IN 1rerica.
ofSsrs from any pat of the United Statt either by
nh (ost rsdj private conveyance encions the ah or
fsne i'cket' in any OF the Lotteries will The same
~ Add, es,to
J. T. COHEN, il. & BRoTYfERs.
BditiW0rc.
Baltimore, sert Or, raea. 4l--.Gi7tho
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VIE maryland S Virginia Steamboat Conlpa-
NY" having purchased the Steamboats, Virginia
and Norfolk, the public respect fully informed
that the Virginia will leave the lower end of Bow
lys wharf, baltimore, every Thursday morning at
O'Clock, and .Nofoik, every Monday morning at
4 o'clock.
The Norfolk every Monday morning at 7 O.
CLOCK, returning will leave .N1rfoii every Thurs
day IN ornIng at o'clock until further notice
lhc boats will also Carry what freight they can
without incommoding the passengers, till their
Two large new boats are ready in the spring,
which are calculated for freight well as passen-
gers
The above arrangement will insure TO travellers
bound either North or South, no delay or dsap-
po'ntmeht. Passage s. fare Ss-ai baggage, SC.
al the risk OF the owner or owpers-appiv 10 the
Captain OH board or TO
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent
No 90 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore
oct ~ d5-lt
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Halifax,>Oct. 10.
ETalunbie Negroes for Sale.

y u!UnOtS .fcSfOes JOT SAFE.
l conformity 10 Deed of trust made to the sub
scribers by Richard Camp, which deed Is duly re
corded in the Clerks office of Halifax County. we
purpose selling at Halifax Court House, on Tues
day the 18th of this month, the following slaves;
Consisting Of Men, Women, Boys S Girls; OF so
many as may be necessary TO discharge the debts
expressed in the said deed, TO wit: Betty, Ursy
Anderson blacksmith, Sam, Sally and her infant,
Fanny, Kitty, Polly, Eppa, NiPpcr, Cathcrin, Mas
tin, James, Siller and her infant Lethe, Rose, am!
her infant, Gilbert, Lucinda, Simon, George Huse
Charlotte, Collin, Simon and Horace, also, a fuli
and complete set of blacksmiili's tools. Twelve
month credit will be given, on receiving bonds &
approved security, according TO the expression OF
the said deed, and the agreement of the parties; 6
per censuin will be discounted tor cash. Those
who want valuable snves for their own Use would
do well TO attend the above sale The title il bclicv-
cd perfect; but we rs trustees warrant only such
title as is made TO by the said deed
JAMES $. EASILY.
WILLIAM PENICk
Halifax Oct 10. ,5-tds
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JaeI:son's .Ncgro- Tralin ..

JACKSON 8 .fcgTo- 1r01lno.
The affiliated prints are again clsnoring about
General Us being negro trader--aud they have
hunted up two bills of sale which he gave TO one
Abraham Green of the State Of Mississippi for
slaves sold ny biln-and does this fact make him
negro-trader' If so, there is scarcely Citizen in
the South. who has disposed of this species OF pro-
Ferty, who is not liable to the chorge.--A pegro.
trader is lac only who makes il his business to buy
ia order to sell again, for profif--not he, who T.
forced to sell slave, TO pay his debts or save him
selffor being securiiy--ss Jackson was--and as
the following letter from Mr. Lucas clearly estsb.
fishes:
OAK CTocc, Limestone, .fio. SEPT. 8, 1928.
" Dear Sir:--Amongst the numerous charges
brought against Gep. Jackson, by his enemies, I
have not been little surprised at the one which
accuses bin Of having joined Mr.. Joseph Coleman,
deed, formerly Of Nashville, in the purchase of o
number Of negroes from Mr. Richard Apperson,
now deceased, with view to speculation.
" While boy in Virginia, was well scqusint-
cd with Mr.. Coleman. Mr.. Apperson was my
ncxt-door ncighbour,snd gentleman with WHOM
: was wen and intimately acquainted, rccol-
iect perfectly his taxing out to Nashville about
s.~ty negroes The precise date do not rcmem-
~, - tnz .;rls als-s. 1903 ~ -. De this,
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10y virtue OF deed OF tru;, executed to us by William,
~ Skpwith, aud recorded the Office OF Cumberland
county court will be sold Tuesdsy the day of Noyeu
Der next, h IL not The next fair day, l,ubie TO prior
y'ns IN Cumberisnd county, Appsmsox river
TO contain 1000 acres he the lees The sale
VIII lake place on the premises credit Of md
three YEARS Bonds with approved security, and deed OF
trust The land will he required. Possession will be
on the fret o January next, With
should he think proper crop Of wheat The
money! by direction OF Mr. Skpwitb aud consent OF the par
ues will be spcied 10 discharge the balance due under
deed trust fist and the residue paid Co
suh'equest neunhronee according TO their respective
Profiies Selling rfu,ee, w,i Of course CONVEY
only such title a. Is vested in
Somuet Taylor. 2Tus-
tyndham Robertson, tees.
Oct 20. "a.
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~ I6perfiseen, omitted shall be offended 10 ia our merit
if SHALL Petition the next Legislature to re-
"lease to me 1870 90 Of the amount paid, or to
be paid into the treasury by the bail of David
Greenlaw, whose recogniZance has been estreat-
ed. THOMAS JESSE
Oct. 10 45-wt2m
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Baitimore and .,o.Jo!h Steamboat Line.
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Dismal SCan,p Land Company.
EkAHE owners Of Shares in the Dismal SSsmp IsnJ
Company, are notified, that Saturday the 18th day Of
NV nsit the day appointed by law for the meeting
Company in-the Town Of Suffolk We
FIELDING LEWIS, President.
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CA6is NM sUAHEs ron SALE Ar 3'ffI
M Am AGEaS' OFFICE

- g. -: R sI,nS;. ai,slo Tickets.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,

n Tho sab schemes arc as follow the first
one OF which will be drawIlO on
H,rInesoiuy, The 22d u October.
The others will follow without unnecessary DELAY