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no EsPONDENJ'S.


Io shall lay "Pubicoid," Mr.. Leigi-and 7rTan
addressed TO the Governor or tho
the next week, before readers We friend
printed Capt Reads Defence ynfcan eno
nent OF Had atoM poreml Wescel The justice Of the appeal
though we scarcely required tins ai
H. the opportunity Of being heard through
have been, and still much crowded.
Tie Proceedings both o! tho South North upon uk
2net ga that delay unnecessarily publication Of
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MARRIAGES

Married. Tuesday by REV rNeeing Kew Jcn
Lewis Sbuc, Mise Henrietta Hail. eldest daughter OF Rev Add-
company with AFand Mrs. Davenport SIAM
under the Patronage of the General Convention sp,st
u smiaaton u this United Staies. =
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DEATHS.

Died, AZ his residence tho nrh of tho
l7h u Mt James Rochelle, the 1sl year asc-For
county, and discharged the and
ubanty OF naunsr of VIII kne him, A
victim oil pulmonary consumpiion he fingered
his fate but sustained
tostiiudc, eyece-rl when suffering pain who
long of
exhibited.
20 well calculated to rtate the ind lac As
per with heard him
TO an acquaintance No man has e whom
uniting devotion
calculated inspire tho fondhip. ever lived
Who IN all The relations life, scrnpuosly
band is,he friend and masters his example beou
fl and hrig and og, long, will his memory with the
deepest aheciion by each ono who stood IN the above
has len wife, three children his
Teparab their
ting the purity OF his character. sV
obituary. ." " Wy "'- "'o'e
Died, al tic Sweet Springs Monroe county VIRGINIA Dr. r. n
Aer OF iwsgs county State of Georgia. orteth wear of
ls idf'cr was most exemplary
know him intimately recorded thai la ono r
those noble works God boautfuly mud ul
an honest man Dr. TMvor cann,y
OF inc state OF virginia, and omisrotcJ coosss
Wen ne was iHsr OF where
profession with great ki and success copcd,o
give up MS pIacee IN or IN
OeoIs o me virginia springs Tor tho benefit his
soon the
OF sicknoss which he mcancholy 10 edc
that men OF such sterling virtues permitted remain on
us VII 'h career OF Usefulness is terminated aee
Paralvzed the body
aePHs hpn 10 be oniense among Tarver had hs
friends Snd relatives around han,
VIII long treasure tho recollection Of his departed
esfcdo aiv ao
Oft death " Dr. Eacr,
Died. IN the county Of Hanover Both of Aur,st
hs Ann Cafse OF lingering dcase She
DEATH the
hII-tan lnith ny pcItect Icsignaton to the viii
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Inc following remark appeared in the last Enquirer
I'm asking at the Offices, informed prscs.
mute has been made SLOWED and reiscedut
at ~ out Of % claims ball. hcing
The Register of the Land Office requests us to CAV
that he uttered my snch nnininn
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The Rockville Register
,et II Is not true that the Ahoionss support Mr. Van
buren as the NulfcEs support Judge Whoand therefore
your conclusion falls to the Yn rnoosiy
confess, "do V. AluIionst
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MARKETS-SRprrNprn iOth. 1895.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10Th 1885
TOBACCO breaks al tie inspections lessening-Auc-
hon psices this week indicate q slight i'm
proVement for al qualities
fLoUH.-SupPlies moderate, demand Lmited--Sales of
small parcels at 50 10.
W4EAr~-Demund good-Red 81 IS a 81 20--whts
81 20 a 81 -.
sdvlces from England TO LIST Augustpfospects favor
able for Tobacco - -
Adyiees from New Orleans 70 Goth Augustine wea-
ther there unsettled and uuayoabe for The Crops of
Cotton and Sugar, both very backward
BAGWEBL, SMITH & JONES
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n ONCSiSb8ND RACES Onion Course F;glI ls3,
a The races for the first Meeting over this Course vii,
Jake place as usual on the siTuesday in Oct and con
nne tour ys In addition TO the regular purses of 5000
$500, and 81 900 of2 B. and mile heats there are sev
raj large wecPsskes ada match which ave already ex
o1.et interest in the sporting world Among
TIE DIST, IS Se OF seventeen subscribers as $500 each
and IN which, many Of the most promising cots both Of
the South and North, are engaged
The match Is between Post Boy years old 1.-The late
victor OF kosae Somers, over the Union Course for
T1OOO sido0 and the Gohanna colt Veto years old
(o great promise, having large sweepsiake in 6ne
syie and also recciycd forfeit in match last prn0N
nlne heats, for $1,000 side.
In addition 10 the number Of Northern horses in train
ing which unusually large Col Johnson Is expeo,ed
with his stable Gom the South
a L.. BOTTS Seoretory
~ Particulars Of second meeting Ibis FAN viii bs
given hereafter. At
Long Island, Sept IT, at
ENiELD AND GARDEN sEEDS.-Rcd. White
- and Hungarian Sapling Clover--Tinothy Or.
Seeds.
IN sssortmcn, Of genuine G,nnrs srrps, including
TIC Winter kae an excellent vegetable that will stand
the sevfrest weather uncovered.
MCormck, Davis, BarslIare aud Freedom PLOUGHS
and Plough Castings
Wheat Fans, straw Cutters, narrows, culGyators.
F' VIM PALMER.
Sept H. 81
HB iCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
40, TODAC RAIL.ROAD.-At a meeting Of the
President and Directors Of the Company, on the Let
September, 1886,
ResVieed, That further amount Of S25 on each share
be required from the ockholdsrs 70 be paid in five in,
stanenis, at the following times, viz - before
November next; - or before the 10th Of Decent
Der next; 81 before the 10th Of January next and
s. before the 10th Of February next These sums
to be deposited heretofore The Bank Of Virginia.
TO Tie credit Of tie Company
September H.. 800
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II does not seem, all (Frcnd Bronrhon) that Mr. Jam.
r. ot dd not hold the conversations attributed i'm that
thc accusation against him originated article
puoshedn the PORTLAND August aud that its bcng copied
inc enquirer was the immediate of the hue
you viii turn TO the nchbug ir an which
YOU have copied Herald you find the Enoncr
did not reach Lexington until o len tbs
p.
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The NJ T. f. Post is certainly Abolition
lie ptctenis to quote what Mes Patrick Mason
said abon slavery ia tbs Va Coavsn,on-and
that MI cnrys Interpretation of Cans of the Con
stnon has never been received orodoxSnd
looks what Madison &C., said in reply viz Anoher clause
secures Us that pfopsIiy n slaves shall
notice this heesy of the Evening errasln the name
wonders, what has the
Tappan Co. in furnish hnnde n,
Enemies OF the inioa OF
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,y;o,'d ', -, S,nS adroe;s gl PETERSBURG 1deeyi.
weekly paper, under this title has been recently ESQ
6shed by Messrs c. Stone & Co, at 50 so year
1t Is well prined-and we hail its establishment viii,
great pleasure. IL supports ce measures of the Ad-
minstraon in spirit OF moderation and decorum.-
he recent location of Branch of the Bank of Yginia
at buchanan has given impulse to the villages
which are admirably situated on the banks Of The
James River. 49,
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VIM. MAYO ATKINSON,
General .9gent Tirginia Billie Society.
COMMUNICATIVE

,,.pD o,,,.,,,,.,, -. COMMUNICATED.
IMPROVEMENT OE APPOMATTOX RIVER
AT meeting OF the Stockholders of the upper Apo.
mattox Company, at Jefiries Tavern, in the town of
rarmvilie on Thursday, the Sd day of September 1885,
neid according to previous notice, majority of Shares
being represented, Thomas A. Morton WAS called to the
Chair, and 1azewell Morton appointed Clerk pro tenn
According to the resolution of the last meeting the
superinienaenis OF The Company reported that
hundred and twenty three Shares of new stock had been
subscribed, and the original subscriptions filed with
the Clerk, TO be recorded.
On notion ReSotrcd, That the Trustees of the Com
pany he and they ara hereby directed continue the
books for additional Shares
Resotred That the Trustees of the Company proceed
to execute the contemplated improvement of the river
agrceably to law
Resotred That the Clerk cause the proceedings of
this meeting to be published in the Petersburg aud Rich
mond papers. And then the Company adjourned
THOMAS A. MORTON, Chairman
TAzEwELL S. MORTON Clerk prO ten
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~ word To friend OF the Romncy Intelligent
cer-n next.
w I" Small Politician shall apnenr in orr NOV,
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MANOR AITX

BALTIMoKE, Srpicmbcr s.-fhs following ia the re-.
suit of the Election which held in this CITY yester
day for Mayor fill the vacancy occasioned By The re-
sgnation OF Mr.. Hunt:
Gen Samuel Smith 8, l90-Moscs Davis GIL
General Smiths majority 3,579 votes.
Wbos number Of votes given, ....... GS0l
St tho election for Mayor in 1884, the oooc,
whole number Of votes given was '9o0
At the Delegates election IN 1884, , ~ COZ
whole number Of votes was -. Io,ooI
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Look TO rnE ALTERNATIVES. !
FOR THE EMO UIRER

10 The Hon0TGbte JOhn ". Patton
SR;-l was greatly surprised at the first toast Won
gave at the late 4th of July dinner in Richmond:
ihuleion W. farewell Governor Virginia: No matter Win,
party ne belongs to, will stand aud man
That he is man. no body is fool enough to deny: bu,
what sort OF man Politically speaking | consider
INN very Indifferent OF num- fit to spt hairs
only Did you read his Communication 10 the las,
Legislature of Virginia, If so, do you recollect his
representing the country upon the brink Of ruin and
swarmng with counereiters, because old Jackson had
removed the deposes Do you rccollect his TELLING In.
Legislature that the Revenue could not be collected ON
account OF the distressed state of the Commonwealth
Now, what sensible who was not the victim of
prejudice, ever made such assertions Governor 'raze
wei political sun is nearly set his s near its end
30 lar us the whole State is concerned. He ought to
exciain, save me from my friends Runner says
when he was so severely handled by the minority
oi the Committee appointed TO inquire into the dscre-
pancy between himself and the Auditor, that he pre-
pared letter of resignation be sent TO the Igsn
tnre which was withheld, upon the assurance no doubt
that ms lean minority in the Legislature would get him
out OF the difficulty. -KememIer, Sir you have by
several wing presses, been classcd among the doubt
iu, memoers oil Congress. Your District not doubt
full Therefore, beware of the Wings.
July l2, 1885.
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TENO IEACHERS.--A single man of moral b,bfs
ID who understands the Grrek aud Iati,s onr,,o.s
suhccntly well TO teach them and prefers c,unirv
scat VIII bc admitted into family and boarded crns
upon inc terms foowng:-'Ehs Subscriber will acco,n
mediate ten TO hcen boardcrs at reasonable rate wbils
inc Teacher VIII reserve To himself the whole of the iu
ro" res WIN me exception OF one, member of tile
family into which he (lhe TeseberA viii he aJ,,i,d
ne cue Iracher) VIII teach the languages and i,seS
aordnary branches Of the English only Tho stanton
Tor teacher IS desirable and brulthy line addressed
to A. b c., forthwith will be attended toy C;ooJe =
Bridge i.ost Office, Chesterfield euanty, Va.
'uIy -. 2L-N2vH
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DEATHS

Departed this life, the county of
fo~hatsn Sunday morning inst. year OF hs
age John w Taylor OF Mr. George Taylor couniyn
we o. ,n a@aole yooes discoasolste father three
brother OF
syo'aie son aud boherhis friends of alocd
ushhofhoo particularly the youth thereby o
He exhibited
,se essentials OF finished chaactepobiiy mdnes
eany trns and will b. recognised by all
move a IN. rect,ic OF pu'ae his high prine
amp
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Az ANlED, by young man recently arrived from
w England, situation ny Clerk or 0vcrsecr on an
estate IN any ct the Southern Staies-s an excellent
Pensman and Accountant, and would devote his whole
tune to the interest of his cinploycrA moderate SALARY
With the prospect Of advancement according t ,
would DC accepted. Please address A. b. Post Office,
Pittsburgh Penn.
July H. Ola
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a UGUSTA SPRINGS.--This deliahsfsl Summer
oeption Of company, under the aupern,ctdenc oc ~
subscriber To such acquainted with the ,yo
ter 1t may be proper To soy that is pronounced Lv
those acquainted with tic llarrowgac springs in Enc
land TO be OF The quality The situation is veSv
Peasap The surrounding country wild and picnresone
aho INC accommodations inferior 10 those Of no water
cring place in Western Virginia Visitors In ,l w.
hei, White Sulphur or other Springs im Western yir
gina may take The augusta Springs in their rontc with
perfect convenience, add without any material increse
Of distance say not than one milo new road Ir
ing nearly completed, which is quite level and smooth
ffon Stannton 70 the Augusta Springs.
July ~. lSl-4t JOHN w. PECK
a 70 7. KNAUFF has this DAY taken into co. r,,,,
m nefshp, Mr J. dc Waning The business hereto.
lore carried ON by hc former will heDcefob be- oonsnetg
by both the undersigned, under The firm Of Geo r. DanG
and 20, GEO. r. KNAUFF
Farmvile, July eth, 1926. 2lN2s
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VHVO JOURNEYMEN TANNERS.--Yhe subscribe
n wishes to employ JourneyInan Tanner thai can
One of industrious habits aud rood morals NAV meet
with situation by addressing
ROBERT Y. OVERBEY.
July ~. 81 ,.srv
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TENlE Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia at the
II adjourned meeting held to day, authorized the es-
ablisinentot an Office of Discount and Opposite of said
Bank at Buchanan in the county of Boe,ourt and APP
pointed as Directors thereof-Charies b. Penn james
Cartmiii, John NJ harvey Jno S Wilson, John Garth,
Cary breckenridge and James $. Woodville
July Is, 1875. 9I-9t
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,oo,- -, ,,,,, COMMUNICATED.
LOOK AT THIS, GRAMMARIAN5,
" hat conscience dictates be done
or O do.
lhis, teach me more than He'll to shun;
Thut more than Heaven pussuc
Erammarians requested above poe,ry in full and
give Solution. ~ f'; h,irI Ia ana
Nelson COaHtg. Oi>4'N-
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TO THE EDITORS or 7lfi: Evo JfRER.
AL III MORN CONN A. NtrIlN


Our Multiplying and Wing leaders, hereabouts are very
busy In their denunciaton and abuse of the Baltimore
Convention and its proceedngs.-Thcy are striving to
persuade we codhoppers that all such assemblies are
not only antrcpubcan, but hnpud-nt attempts al die
tation to the People, and all Van Buren, trick Many
good and worthy may be iscd by these artfu mis-
representations of disappointed and politicians
unless they exposed We have been looking 10 your
paper to do this and for defence of the Conven-
ton Pray, why are you silent: Probably YOU are
waiting for the Address of the Committee who were
appointed by the Convention TO prepare one Can YOU in
form us what has deayed whether one to be expect
ed! Among our recent antagonists, these parts hear
our late exSatc Senator is not the least oppurnatous
as he not changed his opinions upon this subject of Con-
venons, as well Others and for little cas.
DID he not in the year 1884 address letter To YOU in
support OF the nomination of Mr. Crawford and
IN defence OF the caucus system the best and ONLY
means OF preventing election OF President by the
House OF Representatives. Will you examine your
h'es, and If there be such letter. republsh il for the
benefit ot we country folks and the especial use of the
Dr. himself. Also his speech in favor of MIR Van
buren, in the Convention of 1922, (of which he was
menber) and his late abusive speech Tor letter. i'm re-
aiion to the distinguished individual and at the
same time inform the public, if you can what act pub
lie or private, Mr.. V. b. has since DONE which could
change so warm political friend into so bitter n foe =
Your early compliance will. oblige many of your sub.
scrbers IN OLD ALBEMARLE.
Jifig 10, 1885.
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Hes'rs ElisA@ nls ard zao BoolNs, l.artaers BY tie

Make NOTICE that the 18th day of ugnst ne It,
IA at the Tavern house of John Vim, in F1uvanna
county, State OF Virginia, shall proceed take the
deposition of John Cocks and on the 9th d,v of the
same month, as Wilmngton the Tavern of Basil M
Jones, IN said county and State shall proceed TO take
the deposition OF said Basil Nj Jones and others the
taking ofal which, shall commence a. 9 O'clock p
Nh and finish for the day spn-sct continue from
day TO day, until compleed all of which to be read
as evidence in suit depending and undetermined
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for
said county, wherein | Plaintiff and you are De-
irndinis-when and where you attend if YOU
please JESSE BOWLES
July IL oI-wav,
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on the 9th in the Liverpool Packethc will pass over
to Paris, and then repair u Madrid Minister Of the
u States Ills predecessor, MIR. Van Ness, is expected
soon to return to this country
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TWSHE STEAMBOAT CHAMPICN--In speed and
III beauty 'cithont equal, will hereafter leave Rock
ets every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at l2 A.
Nj for Old Point and Notwithstanding, will lea We for
Old Point and Richmond at the same hour on Sunday
"Wednesday and Friday
Old Point Comfort will be touched at during the bath
ing season only, and passengers will also be called by
the Baltimore and Washington Boats.
Fare to Old Point Observation-Disclosures. S3 90
Do. to Norfolk, Observation-Disclosures. . 5O
Passengers for Ral,insoUe will do well spend day
at this of te year. Old Point TO have the
benefit OF sea bathing and saline atmosphere.
Persons disposed to enjoy Steamboat excursions can
leave home otter breakfast. and return home by the
steamers Jefferson or Kentucky, the same day to
dinner. - -
The Champion will furnish increase of pubic ac-
commodation, which only be preserved bv public
patronage WM. 2. REYNOLDS, Captain.
July ~ 5I-tf
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The heavy rains which fell on Tuesday and Wedncs
day nights, have swclcd the water coursesraycd the
receipt of the Northern mail till clock yesterday
aud swept Off Tuckahoe Bridge OH the
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CEJy'ER9I. CfJI7Hr

Mr. Randoiphs HW--The evidence was closed on
tuesday; and Il was then understood that the case
would be submitted TO the Court without argument
But ON Wednesday, il was announced that the Bar
would argue t-and accordingly, yesterday MIR tanard
John Robertson replied. Gen. Jones will close the ar.
gnmcnt, IN opposition to the Probat of the Will lie
wiii be followed by MIR Chapman Johnson in favor of
the Will Under the provisions of that Will more vi
tho Slaves set free
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July Il. 1885.

AA OODLAWN FOR SALE-The subscriber "a
w DESTROYS to sch his Farm lying on Appomattox
IN tho upper part of Chesterfield county on both sides
oi The road immediately at Goode Bridge abost thir
~ Males from ltiehnoDd aud the distance from,
Petersburg; containing between $50 and 900 acres
nearly 300 of low grounds smsH rortio Of which ~
yet % clear about 200 Of the high nd in woods
wen umbcTcd, the whole of which IS prime tobacco land
The quality of the land IS fully equal to any in tho
Deghborhood5 TIE situation handsome and the improve
menls good The body Of the dwelling boase is 80
by 20 feet, two stories high with two ~ feet ,,nos
making good rooms oil Of which are well finished
besides which there good closets with ali Inc
necessary out hOusesan ice house that meyer f,ia to
keeP cr an orchard Of about $50 trees with 80 differ.
rnt Kinds OF choice apples Tie whole of this tract of
Iaho Is probably better watered tban any tract Of the
same size m this section Of the country-There
arc more than % goOd springs it, and they arc so
situated, shat spot the land is more than quar-.
ter % m'e ison good using sptiaK The Farm is
now cultivated under the four shit about 10 ocrea
of the low grounds well situated for standing pasture
aud IS first rate grass land about 90 ares Of the hip
land Is well set IN clover The whole of the low andis
tncky set with white clover and the largest portion Of
IT so situated that ordinary ireslets may easily be kent
out Wy danmng and trunks which has already been done
And although, have not Ind sufficient trial vet am
entirely cesiain OF success, there notbine bot back
WaeF ~ Keep oN and no steam running through
ccpt what arisfs from the springs.
should like 20 sell With tho hard the whole Of my
stock OF every dcsc plantation utensils furnitayc
and every thng which cannot be- conveniently moved
iDeudIDg my crop, and will give possession in time 10
seed crop 81 wheat this Fail Persons disposed to pnr.
chase are invited TO view The growing crop in Jolly
August
further description of the land, and terms Of sale
VIII be given by application 10 my son, D. s. Wool.
bridge, OF Manchester the subscriber living on The
premises SPENCER WOODBRIDGE
July ~ 2l--wtf
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MARRIAGES.

Marf'ed 90 Thursday the oh Mr.
Nccng m ksrby 10 Miss Julia Pollard all Of this
Married IN Norfolk the f.
vey Of spo,tsy county Miss
Mary, The only child Of Mai. Johnston. -
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/" lifr. Sfanard's Tonsf.

lHF' ofdHdrd|S Io1Sf.
" The Senate OF the u. States:
lts proper station ADD function in
our political cdilice--n0t uaHe az
Is top 10 Indicate The shifting cur
rents If tbe popular breeze, but a
Gain pillar raised on the equal
tights q. the States, aud necessa
~ to their preservation: Let IL be-
guarded with yostal vigilance from
Executive hostility and denoncia-
lion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

EE CUNT VERNON MILLS for saIc-I will sell
VA great bargain in this property, with 2ls acres of
ialh lying IN Tire eownties OF Fluyanna and Goochand
on the Big Byrd Creek in we'll tiInbeied country and
within abont males of Columbia situated on James
river about oHctErd cleared and considerable part of
TIE wood land rst rate tobacco land There is Crist
and s''w MILL and Work and Blacksmith Shop as
weH fixed as any in Virginia and in a good negibor-
hood ior custom There are comfortable dwelling
houses and other necessary out houscspood water md
the situation remarkably healthy 1t lies in cold re.
glons and quantities of gold have been gathered hold
ing out great Inducements for further Operations The
stream on' '.bici the Mills built is GOOD one
July "a, L5.l5- [2I--w4wl JESSE ROWLES
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MARK ETS--Jadv I6th. 1885.

- MARkETS-Jsdy 10th, 1885.
CHARACTERIZATION prices for week past have been ir
regular but rather the decline, for good
and tine dry shipping qualities-Leay snowy
tobacco, suitable for stemining, and small
waxy manufacturing leaf, in good demand;
such being scarce, prices have kept steady.
'ilr inspections in the State to 3lth of June,
exhibit an xcess OF i042 hhis more than at
corresponding season last year-The weight
of hhds. this hess than last year. about l50lb.
per hid
fLouR-Snal supplies arvingdemand good-sales
So %, q 3-S, aud q 80.
WuEAT.-No sales of crop
BAGwELL, SMITH & JONES
Prices Of Stocks.
u S. Bank Stock ............ SIlO 10 Ia
Dank oil virginia, .-.......-.........-. la
Farmers Bank of Va, ...........ll 2
fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road, 100
Chesterfield Rail Road. .......... 1872