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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17
GNOLD NINE TRACT nm Observation-Disclosures

NOLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM.-For
~ sale or lease, the dover interest OF Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis. in Tract oil Land. lying WsItons Fork the
county OF buckingham, about miles from the Court
house, belonging TO the estate OF her deceased husband
the late Col Wm j. Lewis This tract sometimes call
ed the Gold Mine Tract is supposed contain 100
acres Gold has been frequently found upon it--in
instance single lump, said TO have been worth upw
oil Si0O Col. Lewis short time before his DEATH
and before searching for Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced preparations
extensive scale for washing and separating the
more particular description is deemed unneces as
none, IL is presumed would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed for Mrs
ss interest will please address their aons post
paid, to Gen b. w. $. CabeiI, Danve, John Robertson
Richmond, or the subscriber, Concord p o.. Campbei
STERLING G. ANDERSON,
Attorney in fact for Mrs. Il. Letois.
Mayl3 2-u
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by RITCHIE & COOK.

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three timcsa week during tho
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thcn by mall the
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Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid
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huvo the tenth gratis.
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6stHORr PUMP.--The subscriber having rented this
- we'll known and healthy establishment, ~ miles
above the city OF Richmond is prepared en,eftsn
veers aud others upon reasonable terms and IN such
ner as he trusts will give general satisfaction lie respect
Enlistment, aud begs leave TO call tbs attention Of the
public and OF the citizens Of the lower country particular
W, TO the veil known heshulDess Of the stuson. His
bsr is we'll supplied with the best Of liquors. ADD labor
expense will be spared to promote The comfort Of all
who may favor him with their custom.
RIO. /. PULLIAM.
Mays. I-w6w
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Fresh Dry Goods---In Store.

WE snip JEFFERSON, just in from Liverpool having
n brought the remainder oil importation OF Spring
GooDs, excepta lew packages-and receipts OF Do
nestle and other Goods from the North having very
heavy within few days-we prepared TO offer
10 our customers and TO all who may choose call
one Of the largest supplies of Goods ever had in
store, and which equal in style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen fer many seasons. Goods
indeed ooth handsome and cheap. more general adj
veriisenent will appear in few days.
+. & J. S. JAMES & CO.,
April H. [1l0-t1 Market Square
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SPRINGS, (WAits suIphm. l-Th.

nAGGER'S SPRINGS, (TVhife Sulphur 1.-The
~ above Springs situated In the Northern part Of
boieourt county, within aud half miles Of James
River, 10 miles above Pstonsbrg and Buchanan on the
road from thence to the White Sulphur SPRING. from which
they distant AZ miies; Lexington % miles and
about the same distance West of the Natural Bridge
Having but recently become the this properly
our best Efforts have enabled complete
ments SO lar as desired We have however, made such
progress with the buildings and other as 10
authorize confident belief tia, by the let TO the 18th
JULY we shall be prepared Tor the accommodation OF some
10 or 80 visifers.
These Springs, though well known in the adi.cen,
Countess are from (rom want Of preparation by their
former owners TO receive company comparatively
known TO the distant public therefore deem proper
say Tor the information Of such that the waeris si.
lar IN quality, TO that OF the White Sulphur Springs in
Grecnbiier county. and held in he highest by
those who have used They under the management,
oil hir Charles L. bibre who is using every effort be
ready Tor he accommodation OF those who may Viii, him.
The Eastern and Western Stages arriving every other
night al Buchanan, Hack will be u readiness to convey
10 the Springs the morning. snch passengers are
disposed TO visit him. JOHN GARTH,
j. w. DIBRELL.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17
By the Gopernor of The Commonwealth Of Virginio.
A PROCLAMATION.

XMTHEREAS a vacancy bsil occurred in the repre-.
w scntadon Of This State 10 the Congress Of the Unit.
ed States by the rosgnnoD Of Andrew SieveDson-Now,
hereore ], Litileton sler Tazewel Governor OF the
said Commonwealth, have thought proper direct The
Sheda Of the counties Of Henrco Charles City, Hanover
New Kent, aud the Mayor Of the City Of Richmond,
(Which sid counies and City compose The eleventh Con-
gressiond DislricO 10 hold election the first day OF
their next July Courts respectively, Tor Representative Of
the said District in the House Of Representatives Of the
UnedStaes ia place Of the said Andrew Stevenson re-
signed.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
fSEAL1 lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
mood, this sixth day Of June, 1884.
(sgned) LiTTLETON w. ThZEWELL
June 40. 10-w4w
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POrO.


VUVHE Commissioners named in the act incorporating
~ The Stockholders OF the Richuond Frederic burg
and Potomac Rail Road Company hereby give notice,
that MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND SHARES THE
STOCK, in the said Company. HAVE BEEN suBscRIBEp.
and tho subscribers TO the Stock stand Incorporated
The Commissioners, therefore, call general citing OF
the subscribers TO be held the City Hall in the City
Richmond, Friday the twentieth day OF june 1891
ten O'Clock. at which time and place President and FIVE
Directors will be elected.
JOHN II. EysrAcE, WILSON ALLEN,
FLEMING JAMES, FAYETrE JOHNSON,
LEWIS WEBD, VIM. M BLACKBOARD,
JOHN A. LANCASTER, JOHN l.. MAsYE.
JAMES BosHER, JOHN DIcKERsoN
Richard &. WoRTHAM, Jos. NJ SHEPPARD.
CONWAY ROBINSON,
June IL. 10-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

ROLTING CLOTHS.-rhe subscribers, importers
OF Boiling Cloths, offer for sale, the favora
nabe terms, by wholesale retail ge
nune Anchor Cloths. JAMES CHESTON & SON,
Commerce 81. WhaU
Baltimore, June lO,h, 1884 10-9,T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

HUST. PUBLISHED" Randoiph's Letters to Young
oD Relative embracing series OF years from early youth
to mature manhood, and for sale by r. 1. SMITH.
June 10. lift
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Richmond. June 7,h. 1884.

III AND FOR SALE.-I will sell about 800 acres of
IL prime Pamunkey land, combining many advantages:
part OF the celebrated ferry estate formerly in The
occupancy OF Maj. Geo. Dabney deed. Ii needs
COMMENT the neighborlvod is not second in pont of in
teigence and hospitality any in the Old Dominion.
This land Is is miles only from Richmond; fertile aud
beautiful, with an ample supply Of timber great bar
gain can be had by early purchase. II sold by the
10th OF August next, II will without reserve, be sold on
the premises on that day, TO the highest bidder for one
third cash. the balance ia equal annual payments
cured by bond, with approved security lien the
land. w T. GAVE
King William, June TO- lo-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

EHIVE DOLLARS REWARD Stolen f ON the sub
Il scrber, on Thursday night the 29lh oil May, grey
HORSE about four feet ten inches high. ten or eleven
years old, trots and PAGES WE'LL and works well. will
give the above reward any person who will deliver said
horse to me OH Church Hill, city Of Richmond.
June l3. flat JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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Daily line OF stage Coaches.

A hUR daily line OF Stage Coach
fT{5S F.SjsilzesS W es will commence running from
6AyzggfxsA21saS6 Richmond to Lewisburg the 9th
-z&asssssas instant. Leave Richmond al A.
Nj. and arrive at Wilmington at p. NJ. Leave Will
miDgon at A. M. and arrive in Charlotte ville al 10 A..
M.-and leave Charlottesville I2 A. NJ and arrive
in Staunton At l-2P M.-Lesve Stsunton morning
at A Nj aud arrive at Warm Springs 81 p. M-Leave
Warm Springs al A. NJ. and arrive in Lewisburg at
r. NJ.
This arrangement affords fine facilities TO invslds who
may wish TO visit the Sprngs-and those who may visit
them for pleasure, IL will not he Objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER s co.
j. N. c. STOCKTON & co.
=
PORTER, BELDEN g. co.
June 10. 10-I6t
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16An DOLLARS REwARD.-R.n away from
NV y the suhsc raer Senietnhsr In So.,h

Enn DOLLARS REwARD.-R.n away from
ROV the subscriber, in September, 1882, in South
Carolina. on his way 10 Alabama, Negro me n namely
SOLOMON and RALPH Solomon is sbort I'll years Of
ase, dark complexion, very full eyes, sbou, ee 10 or
III inches ia height; and purchased of Mr. Harvey,
at Lancaster Courhouse, Virginia, by Henry N. Tenn
pleman. Ralph sometimes calls himself Thomas, is
about the age dark compile xioD trowns very much
and was purchased Of Doctor Kirk county, Va
by MIR. Tcnpeman-The above reward will be given
for their apprehension and delivery me, in Rehnod
and all reasonable expences paidor for their conne
ment in Jail, that get them sgan-or $50 for either
oil them. think il probable that they have gotten back
in their cid neighbohood from whence they purehas
ed. JOHN ID PRENTIS
June H. ll1-S,"1 Richmond, Virginio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

"ANTED, as an Apprentice The Printing Bust.
w ness, Youth Of respeciablc connexions from
- to 10 years d age possessing good Eogsh Education
kpPiy II the ofsee Of this paper, Msy 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

A DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsn away from the
HV subscriber the 7h inst, living in the county
OF lunenburg, my two negro men, Anthony and George
will pay the above reward ii said negroes he delivered
10 me, secured in any Jail so that get them again; or
twenty dollars for either Anthony raised by me
He is about Elk feet high. little light complicated has
large Hat feet, recollected and had on when
he went away blue broad cloth coat, dark pAnisloon
a brown iur hat; his other clothing not recoiected-
George Young raised in Jefferson county, Virginia
His iatbcr Is free man, aud lives in Pennsylvania,
where is probable he will try TO get lie pur
chased In Richmond the twenty fourth Of April as by
my son, Linn@us H. knight, OF Mr.. Newton Boey
He about six feet high black mark recoect
ed had on black fur hat, much blue broad eo,
coat, wasco4t dark, panlsoons thiny striped George
has bad counensnc and sews The white of his eyes
when spoken to- Anthony appears 10 have ile his
counienance when spoken 10. J. w. KNIGHT
June ID. l-Sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale, ia the eotIu-
fy Of .hafhetcs.-By virtue OF decree OF the Cir
oil Mathews, pronounced the 10Th day Of APRIL 1881
Ia suit depending in the said Court, in the name Of
Brooks ct ais against Brooks ct ais, for the sale the
real estate OF Capt VIM. Brooks, deed.
We. the undersigned, two OF the Commissioners named
in the decree aforesaid, will SELL NJ ate VS.
urthouse the first day Of August Court x fair
not the next fair day thereafter credit Of IL and
Is months the following Tracts OF Land, 10 witt One
Tract containing $50 lying in that part Of the conn
ty called Winter Harbour, which there is two. story
dwelling, barn. large and convenient, togs with all
necessary out houses.
Secondly-One Tract OF arabic Land supposed TO con-
tain 10 lying within 800 yards OF that already
scribed.
Thirdly-one Tract. containing SO acres one third of
which is iimbered, within mile OF the anson house
tract.
Fourthy One tract. containing about 40 acres one
fourth OF which is tmbcred lies within Que mile of The
Mansion House tract.
Fii'hiy-Thir'y OF well imbcred land within one
mile and half of The Mansion House tract
Six'hiy-One tract containing I20 acres with good
iaru House; one-bali Of which is we'll mbered.
Seyenthy-One tract, containing 60 acres one. half Of
which is arabic, and within two halt miles OF the Man
sion House.
EigInby One piece superior White Oak ,imbered land,
containing 81 acres, lying about three miles from the
Mansion House.
Ninhiy-0ne piece superior White Oak and Pine tim
beied land containing so acres, lying about Jour miles
from the Mansion House tract
Tenthy-One tract, well timbered with Pine, contain
ing 80 acres within miles OF the Mansion Honse tract
Elevep'hy-One Tract contsining 20 acres, with a
dwelling house, subject TO widows dover, within Elk
Lastiy-0ne Tract, containing so acres, subject TO
widows DOVER within two miles OF the Mansion house.
All OF which Land is convenient TO navigabe water.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required Of the
purchasers. VIM. NJ. BROMLEY,
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
May ~. l6-l2tJ Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

DEBATE IN THE SENATE THE Posr OFFICE -
The debate Of yesterday tie senate gives Inc hnisl-
log hand 10 the iabors Of the committee. Tie attempt
made 20 impIcalc the President and render him 70
sponsble for the minuest details IN the management OF
the Department, without knowing whether I've evsn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-21
To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette.

|
/ send you two extracts from a letter of the
late Governeur Morris, of New York, to the
late General Henry Lee, of Virginia, dated at
Washington, 22d January, 1901. Mr. Morris
was then Senator. The whole letter is an in
teresting one, upon the subject ofimproving the
water communication between the Eastern and
Western States. It will be found in the Sd vol,
b. 146, of the Life Of Morris by Sparks.
7 General Lee, who also was member of Con-
gress, had by letter applied to Mr. Morris for his
views respecting the commerce of the interior
country, the political consequences which might
result from it, and the means the United States
possessed OF rendering that commerce and those
consequences favorable to our government and
propitous to our future prosperity.
Mr.. Morris, after remarking upon the waters
connected with the River Mississippi and the
Lckes comes to the Potomac, aud says You
" tell me you are welacquainted with the Poto
" mac navigation. This would be sufficient
"reason with me not. to dwell upon it, were
possessed Of equal knowledge of the subject,
which am not. | place it, however, in the
/" foreground, because. being already advanc
f" ed the national effort to complete it will not
I" be great, since it opens on country already
:" cultivated, and because it leads directly to
sc this capital of America, for the furthering and
fostering of which the public faith stands
pledged"
Again, he says: " AS to the means Of operat-
{" ing, they must be left to men skilled in such
" business. Our attention will most properly be
turned to the means Of payment 1t appears
sc to me that the produce Of the Stamp Office,
| Z" increased by extending the duties, might be
"applied to this object, and placed at the dispo-
{" sal of the Commissioners, who should be en-
g powered, with the consent of the respective
" States, to open a commodous navigation, as
" far as the same may be practicable, from the
/" waters Of the Potomlqc to those of the Ohio
g from the Hudson to Lake Ontario-from the
&C Chesapeake to the Delaware, and from the
g Delaware to the Hndson:-I verify believe
that in few years that fund, properly applied,
&c would effect these great objects, and we
f" should peacefully and benefcently make
{" conquest of the finest country on earth, which,
I" if these measures be neglected, it will cost us
&c at no distant period, item times as much to de-
&c fend, as at this time, and in this mode it would
" cost us to secure"
Thus it appears, that, more than thirty years
ago, some of our most distinguished and pa
trotic public men had in view the improve
lnents which are now going on, so as to con-
meet, by a, permanent internal navigation, the
Eastern and Western portions of the Union;
and, what is more, that they always looked to
the nation for furnishing the means of efecting
these great improvements It's hoped the same
views are held by our present public men, and
that they will not withhold their aid in effecting
! these great objects. A CITIZEN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm pursuance OF deed of trust, executed to
Il me, and recorded in Alexandria County, Lii
Der P. No. 2, folio 6S, shall offer public sale,
on Tuesday the lst day of July next, at o.
clock, P. NJ the following PROPERTY, viz
A LOT on Fairfax street. beginning at the
north line of M. McLish, running north with
Fairfax street 38 feet; thence west parallel to
Queen street, 80 feet; thence south, parallel to
Fairfax street, SO feet; thence east 90 feet, to
the beginning.
One other LOT, corner Of Fairfax and Queen
street, beginning "a feet from the north line of
the lot last described, and running thence to
Queen street about 80 feet; thence, with Queen
street, west, 90 feet; thence, south, parallel to
Fairfax street, about 25 feet; thence east, paral-
ell to Queen street, to the beginning.
One other LOT on the south side of Queen
street, beginning 80 feet from Fairfax street;
running thence west with Queen street, 32 feet
inches to Richard M. SCOTS line; thence
south, with said line, to M. McLish's line; thence
with said line, parallel to Queen street, SO feet !:
inches; thence north, to the beginning
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, at the intersec-
ton ofWater and Princess streets, beginning at
the intersection, and running, with Princess
street, - feet to a twenty feet alley; thence,
with said alley, south, so feet; thence west, pa
rallel to Princess street. to Water street; thence
with Water street, north, to the beginning.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, on Princess
street, beginning at the corner ofthe above men
uOHCu dllCy, anu IulllluS WIFI the same, SOutH
AZ feet; thence east parallel 10 Princess street,
81 feet thence, north az feet, to Princess street;
thence, with Princess street. to the beginning.
Also, A HALF ACRE LOT OF GROUND.
less sixty feet; bounded by Royal, Oronoko and
Pitt streets.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, situate on
Wolfe street. beginning at the line of Doctor
Charles Douglass, and running thence east, with
Wolfe street, -, feet, to the line of Thomas
Irwin; thence, with said Twins ine north, to
the extremity Of his line; thence, with his back
line, parallel to Wolfe street, east to Pitt street,
thence, with Pitt street, north to the centre Of
the square; thence, west, parallel to Wolfe St,
to the centre of the square; thence, SOUTH paral-
lei to Pitt street, to the beginning
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, situate on Wa
ter street, beginning so feet from the corner of
Water and Princess streets, and running south
81 feet, to John Young's line thence, parallel to
Princess street, to twenty feet alley; thence,
with said alley, NORTH 81 feet thence, west, pa
rallel to Princess street, to the beginning.
Also, one undivided half of HALF ACRE
LOT, fronting on Oronoko street, between Fair
tax and Water streets, beginning at the centre
OF the square, and running east - feet; thence
north, parallel to Water street, to Pendleton
street; thence west, with Pendleton street, -
feet; thence south, parallel to Water street, TO
the beginning.
The sale will commence at the lot ilrst men
toned and the terms then made known
COLIN AULD, Trustee
apr 3O-wt1stJy
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WAS COMMITTED

TEyO the Jail for the County of Alexandria. D.
Il C. on the 10th instant, as runaway, 4
negro man who says his name is JAMES IRA
ZIER. He appears to be about IS years ofage,
feet 6 1-2 inches high; had on when commit
ted striped cotton roundabout and linen pan
falcons He says he is free, and that he lived
County, Virginia, for the last two years The
owner is therefore requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away; otherwise he will be discharged accord
ing to law. ID. MINOR,
Deputy Marshal and Jailor for the County of
june 2l-eo2w Alexandria. d. c..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ny virtue of Deed of Trust from the Bank
ID of Alexandria to the subscribers, for the
purposes therein mentioned the following de-
scribed PROPERTY will be sold, on reason
able terms and liberal credit:
The WHARF and LOTS OF GROUND on
the south side Of Cameron street, now in the &C
cupancy Of Mr. Benjamin Waters.
"a The WHARF, WAREHOUSE, &c. cal
.iiI led fuckers.
"a three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
l:aA and LOT OF GROUND, on the west side
of Water street, between Cameron and Queen
streets.
~ The Brick DWELLING HOUSE on the
#Lnorth side Of Cameron street, between Fair
fax and Royal street. occupied by Mrs. Mills
~ The BRICK BUILDING at the intersec-
E:L ton Of Cameron and Fairfax streets
~ The four-story Brick WAREHOUSE on
E:I Ramsay's wharf occupied by Messrs B.
Wheat 6, Son and Mr.. Thomas Sanford.
ksssA The ACRE LOT and BRICK HOUSE,
aiA with several out.houses, on Washington
street, in possession of Thompson F. Mason,
Esq.
~ The large WAREHOUSES; at the cor
;ii.-.. ner of King and Columbus street, and an
excellent FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ad
IN A HOUSE and LOT near the Village:
:;ia formerly owned by Mr.. P G. Marsteller.
A VACANT LOT on the south side of
Prince street, near Pitt.
~ A DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
E:iiI GROUND ON Pitt street, opposite st. Paul's
Church, formerly owned by Mr. Gurden Cha
pin.
A vacant LOT OF GROUND on Water
street, opposite the Farmers Bank.
A FARM in Fairfax County, Va called the
Meadows" containing 275 acres.
Another FARM in said County, called Lo
max" or Sc Turkey Cock Run,"-352 acres.
One other FARM, called " Willow Spring.
near Centreville
Vernon Road containing, together, 3o7 acres.
Particulars will be given on application to Mr..
Isaac Robbins at the Bank of Alexandria; and
proposals for any part of the property, directed
to the subscribers, will be answered by
GEORGE BRENT,
BENZ. WATERS, ,r.,a.
WIN. H. MILLER, hiu''eeS'
VIM. c. GARDNER,
june 1S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-21

The debate on the Cumberland Road Bill, in
the House of Representatives, was very ami
mated one. Messrs. Halves, Chiffon, and Har-
den, opposed the bill vigorously, Mr. Chiffon
particularly referring to the large sums Of no.
ney that had been expended in making the
Road Messrs. Mercer, Stewart, Thomas, and
McKenan, and others defended the expediency
of the appropriation, in order to complete u
great national work. Mr. Folks exposition of
the finances, and the probable expenditures of
the Government induced the House to cut
down the sum asked for. MIR. Polk said:
"The bills which had already become a part
of the laws ofthe land, contained appropriations
To no less an amount than $l2, 504, 900. In these
he did not include the annual appropriation
hill nor the indian annuities bill. This amount
thew learnt had been increased in another
branch of the legislature. In addition to this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-21

If it we're not FOR the Bank Of the United
States, the advocates of power would be at
loss to know what theme to go upon. The
Bank is the finest thing for them in the world.
In their patriotic rage against it, they lose sight
of the Post Office Departmen t-Retrenchment-
Reform-the Constitution-every thing. What
a blessing the Bank is to folks in quandary!
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

IA convenient three-story brick DWEJ.-
G;iI LING HOUSE on Duke street, in com
plete repair, having Carriage House and other
out.houses attached to it. Its in a pleasant AMI
healthy part Of the town.
As the subscriber is DESTROYS of selling ont ber
STOCK OF GOODS, she offers them at redn.
cod prices. REBECCA TAYI'0R
~ one also IS oilers for hire, by the year,
YaiuaDie MAN SERVANT. june 13-dtC