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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-02

RATuBUN. Bnffllo is gradn1llv rccov.
oring from the shock -ronrd by the
failure and forgcrie, Of Mr. Rl'bbnn, who,
though so recently employing he heads aud
hands of q thousand m"n. an WELD ng NIL
lions Of dollars. is now the innate OF a prs
on. Yes, this eyiranrdlnarv man, whp but
vest erday was lord Of most he surveyed, is
now consigned to a Cell t'nGr feet wide and
eight long! He was struck down IN the
very mid day of career of Gnpatall"lcd
enterprise the memorial. attract tn" eve IN
every direction. All the viron> AMI beau
tiful specimens of taste and 9 ANS winch
ndorn this magic city. are the creations Of
Mr. Ra hbun. THIS sprclouS church, yon-
der beautiful Theatre, that splendid Hotel.
those numerous blocks of stores. and these
elegant mansions were all erected by Ralh-
bun. These stores, filed with merchan-
disc. invite custom under the name "B.
Rathbun." This blacksmith's shop, ths
coachmakcrs shop, these brick and limo
kins aud that saw mill, all belong TO Rath-
bun. Those stages running hence to Chau
lauqne, tc Batavia, and to Niagara Falls.
III bear the name of Is Ra'hbun. 10 short,
| this most extraordinary man was either
directly or remotely connected with all the
business relations of Buffalo and the sur
| rounding country. His brother, Lyman
Rahbnn. who managed the money depart
rneni j. confined IN another cell. His ne-
phew. Ra,hbun Allen, the clerk who is sup>
| posed 10 have committed the lorgerieS, was
arrested in Ohio, and was committed to
he same prison. The wife of b. Rathbun
is held in unversal regard. In her praise
every tongue is eloquent, and for her every
hear, in this city blceDs. Lyman Ra'hbuh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-02

AMERICAN HERoIsM. The Algemeine
Zeitung, a Gazette published in Vienna,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

C The Alexandria Gazette speaks in glow
lug terms Of the improved CONDITION Of the country
j" the neichborhood Of thai city. An around
"r town (t says) there NANTES, Signs Of Urea,
c''ang".-N hat used 10 hr old commons are G'n-
rcd in and cult, a,rd-l arrcn fields are manurrd.
md prepared for Welding crop>--low grounds arr
drained-and ever, indication given thai ercat in
t"rrsi Il f''l by our townsmrn who O. nr,ally own
these lots, in good t,rminr."-N hat The Gazette
says OF Alexandria. W. ar" clad to say, scqualA
trlm at Lynrhbura. One who hid been ! ,s.la
from this place. FIVE six years, wonid br a>ion-
l>hrd al the change which, within that hrief period
has been wrought III our suburbs. Nor is tn, spi-
rit III improvement confined Ia the v:cnt, ofrnwn
Oar idr"'rS aud planters are losing their / r.,
ilcc> against what oacc <nrrrilulv cal, d
" nh-i,rpn-." and ere rapid, a,ai ~ thrm.
>',c> oi IT, ilor alton diiIns,d II ron h he ne
Inn, oi "ur a ricu M AMI "thrr ouraal,, to in
7t"sr th'nr Ian ;, hN mnr, il lrious SIS ms ii
culli,aliou than those by which rl,l h ,r h, ru i'm.
nvc, l>cd aud worn ont. Tn. organic ION al
AR cnlln ii Societies Is one oi the best evidence,
the or wing interest upon this ,it,l subject, a> il
!, also of the diffusion of that suarv Emulation in
which they have originated and by Which they az.
sustained. Regarding the Improvement of our
lands as one of the means ofdinin,sl,ing if
not of arrr>ting tina, vast tide Of emigration whci
is annually bearing af1 SO man Of our cntrrprz no
brethren IA the far West" We rel ice At il, rs
an Indication which points 10 the REGENERATION oil
the Oh Dominion, by binding her children TO the
soil oil their fathers, well by the ties ofncre.t as
nt affection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

W Inc Washington Trtsraph recently sal /
something about the usurpotion Of the Presidency,
I'd" o"re", which has nightly alarmed Mr..
"''n"' The object Of the Telegraph was only
10 SNOW 'hn', according to the reasoning Of the
van o'rrn men in Maryland. f Van should he e.
'e''eo ny majority Of electoral vo,rs represent
my minority ofte people, it will be- ,an,amoan,
- '" o>"fp'''"n-noih'ng more! Strange thai,
Tue saqn'r'r who has ,aeiily approved Of the con-
dustoi III" Mtr,ltrd sn,reh,,ts, should show fire
No Promp''y When "our bull gore, lis on"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Maryi""d.-'Ihr hong aeon, is supposed 10 IN,
"v'r. letter III The Is ltimor- Patriot, dated AN
nal",, Nov. lStI." annnuncrs the arrival ,lrrr ot
M"s>r>. Tl"mas ,ud George If Qn.n AIMS, aud
Fountain "l t'ar"nc, tire" ft'r nnrlrrn," in adj
d'i'"n ,"Nr. S'llm'n,"ho had arrad, Qualified and
Mr. Linlhicum. w,o h III avowrd hi, determination
I" d" 80. All oi tlrn. it WIS supposed. would on
the nru d,, enter the C"llrec aud cleo, So, ni,
"3r,I.r lnr til ~ n,vrr," tlouyh the, deserve no
credit Tor coming Ia this dcc>i. n,nnd. thu ll., nf
I'n lie oPinion & IN the face Of Gn Vraze, ;, pro.
,lam,iIop. Every mnn of iln,m should hr put II
der til ben, a. unw"rihy al future confidence
i"r Who can tell when Ia trust men, vino hav,
Violated solemn engagement, by refusing Ia di
charge the dur. Of an office which the, courrd al
The hands of iilc proplci
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
NOT

u ltGiAlA:-.h rules held IN the ClerA's Office
OF The county eoun OF bedford, on Monday the
Th day oi November, 1896:
snllhson u. DAVIS, Bosker Preston and John o
leit"ich, late merchants and partners, trading un
der the firm OF DAVIS. Preston a co. Pits
against
Moses Hawkins. James Hawkins, John hawkins
and Caleb Ewing, Defts
In CHANCERY.
The defendants. Moses Iiaw kins, James Hawkins
and John Hawkins. not having entered their appear
ance and gwen security, according TO the OF As
semby aud the rules oil thi, Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabi
tans OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered that said
defendants appear here the fourth Monday IN
January next and answer the bill of the complain
ants, and that copy oi this order be forthwith in
serted in the l.ynchburg Vireinian for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county
A COpy-'rosts.
X. G. MITCHELL C. BIC.
Nov. "a w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

o. in relation to the muiiudnons and na-
nous fal,choods Which we're put forth relative to
the Presidential lection in Pcnns, l.ania, the
Philadelphia Herald gives an explanations which
exonerairs the Wings of tina, city from the CEN
sure, which they would have justly deserved, had
they been parties to that criminal proceeding.
The Herald SAYS" The false reports which were
brought to this city and credited by every body,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

N y w , q Il D.
WE have Just received variety OF nav DosAs'
w Novels, &c. Among themMe
George Balcombe.
Three tras Of W oman's Life.
The Diary ofa Des Ennuyee,
Home, or the Iron Rule.
visits and Sketches, by Mrs. Janneison.
Elkswatawa, or tue Prophet Of the West, sya
Virgnian.
Lord Roidan, BY A. Cunningham.
Hayper's new edition Of Gil Bias, illustrated BY
Cruikshank,
Ovid. translated, new edition.
Marya,t'. Works complete, in ! volume
Waverly Novels complete. in q vols very eiec
gantly bound and fine paper.
Iryns's complete works, l9vos.
Corners do do 26 vols.
The Laws Of Etiquette.
The influence Of Mothers.
Childs Book of the Sabbath.
The Mother at Home.
The Child at tiohle, &c ~e..
With number ofoiher new wsxks Del Hs"''0s
cd above. ,oAua
~ a''s"ss'n' MARTIN = LATHAM
Eovsnb~7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

an The Goth Of December immediately after the
~ above sale surviving Executor Of " illiam
ats, and IN pursuance Of the provisions OF his ILL.,
will sell To the highest bidder. the TRACT
T. LAND, on winch The late Yrs Mary " ats
resided. IL contains about ZOO acres, and lies on
both sides OF Flat rcek. in the county Of Camp
bell " miles from lynchburg. aud from New
London. Much of the Land is very valuable. aud
contains IDcAhauslibe bodies Of i.nesnne-1be
buildinrs are large aud couveident--'lhc terms viii
be Que hall Of the purchase money ia hand. aud the
remainder Ia one and iva annual payments. ade-
quaely secured.
Possession will be delivered on the Isl Of January.
EDWD. " ATS,
Surf mr. EI'or. Of I'm. Watts.
November "a lid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
vVO1DBOU.NE SCII,OI

4 HE hst SESSION for the ensuing yoar will com
"a menee on the LIST Monday IN January 1897
and continue 70, 20 weeks. ! he price ior u,ion
wall contnue as heretofore, VIZ : for Spelling
keadmg. Nrtng aud Arithmetic. ~ 5Opcr mouth
For these and any additional branches of English
81 per month. for the Latin, Greek, Frcnch or
Mathematics, 50 per month, pay able at the end OF
the session,
The Board including Fuel, Candles, Washing,
Lodging and IIiet. s. per month.
The subscriber can accommodate in his own fan,
lily, II boarders. His School will be limited to 25
including his own children, and none will be- taken
Tor shorter period than the session nor any over l6
years Of age with whom the subsci ber is not peron-
ally acquainted SAM FL +. MILLER.
pntsylv Co. Nov. "a wIw
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o. We are told by the Alexandria Gazette that
''somc respectable citizens of Lou,loun county.
owners of the soil, s. u hundred miles from Mid
dlcbnrc, did not know which day the Prrsidra.
iial election To tax place, and were astonised
when they hearl that it had CONE and gone"
Schoonias,ers and newspapers mus, be- scarce in
that region. No wonder such men d, moi know
their rights, much less the duty of maintaining
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

AlAbamn.-rh" Legislature Of Alabama con-
vrnrd a, Tuscaloosa ON the III inst. Arthur r.
Bagbv. Esq. ". b. WAS elected Speaker of the
IL. OF X. without opposition, and Hugh M'Vsy,
President of III" Senate, by a majority Of 4 vnts>
aver Samuel Is. M,ore-bo,h candidates Van Blu
mites Were has yet been no test question
before either branch Of the Legislature, by which
thu STATE of parties can be accurately ascertain
ed We take il for granted. however, that there is
small ajoriiy in both branches in favor of Van
Buren,.
Gov Clay Message is very long. a large por-
ton al it bein. dcvnrd toa history OF ulr late
Greek War, aud the cir INSTANCES attendant there
upon. lie advises that Alahan.a shall accept her
portion of The Surplus Revenue, and appropriate
II 1" thu, consnmmhtion Of the important works u
internal improvement in which that State is en-
gagged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

:, " "'"nl"x "sh.y, t.ih hs,. ..u Ia New
! 'rk' and Ne think We could namc the ucn who
"a' "a"d )" II, and who pro6,cd BY these frauds.
we s"o" some Of them, though we have no, u. yc,
''' A'd Of evidence Of their ageaey tina, will bear
:" '"' giving their names TO the public, though VIZ
may do !, hereafter"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Perjury at Eke,ions-A man named Thomas
LAWS mas been sent to the penrn,ary for 10
so"hs' Tor swearing falsely thai, he had right to
vote at recent elections in Pennsylvania! liz
has paid pret,, dearly for his whistle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

0> i"s sOu,,s.. Literary Si.sssnser. ks o..
soser. hes been 'eerved, ind will BE- more par,ir.
"i"rly noticed in our next. The table Of cvn,cntsis
sasrd and rich. Illness in the office, and other MI.
iorcaSn Causes, have delayed its appearance be.
You'd the regular period Of ISSUE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
GiiEA1 HAit.AtNS.

rENiIE subscribers offer. a, reduced prices. their
l. entire STOCK Of GOODS, which is one Of
thu most splendid a,sortmcns ever of, red in this
market. As they wish to close their business MS
soon possible, they will sell their goods lower
Than can be had elsewhere, so as to make II
greatly to the interest of purchasers call them.
Merchants and all others who want goods will do
we'll To CALI and supply themselves. They ii,
sell 'L"r > ORE HOUSE aud STOCK OF
GOODS on accommodating terms Ia any person
WHOM wishes tn commence business, and give poses
SION al ans tine. An, person "ishlns To- commence
business In this part OF the country will do wei, 10
wall himself of this opportunity. as the i,,ise Is
siInaledin the GENRE of business. and is Of tho
most splendid in this coun'rv. with yer. liberal
run of custnm already extended to il. The store
house will be sold al public auction on the 20lh
December if not sold privately, before tina, day,
agrrably 10 former noti,r. They again repeal
that they d"t, rmined to sell their goods lower
than they be had, SO as force the sale Of a.
many as possible. ..
| ESTES e. WHITEHEAD.
Nov. "a ,2OD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

4 O>r YESTERDAY, >, her IA i.>uthUmg. III be-.
r. tween there AMI honr - sm III Rcd Moroc-
co Pocket Book, containing elmr SIS ~ $95, IN
Bank Mules, one $50 aud s. the balance il
tens. all Va.or Fnmcr>' Bunk Of Va. Perhaps
some other snall papers might BE- in tho Book.-l
vii give liberal reward inr the Book with lis
contents. GERARD T.. JOHNSON.
Nav 81 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

- the girth. which increases the
weight 81 this Saddle only few ounces. and gives
very great to the rider and horse. and Msy b
applied To Ladies' Saddles ~ we'll m sentlemen's
They also less liable to break and more essiiv
repaired than amy other kind of Paten, Spring Sad.
dies he ever was acqu ,inted with. In fact he will
warrant all he sells to perior'n we'll and 10 suppos
oi what he has SAID ho refers the reader to Col Al.
esandcrs letter below. and the csniaasts Of uur..
Der Of gentlemen Of the highest fsspcc,sbility whe
have tried for themselves.
OrrER VIrw. October I, lsY6
Dear Sir--'laving expressed a wish 10 knew hsw
liked the Patent Steel Spring Saddle purchased
Of you IN January last, have 40 hesitation in sac
,ne III the mos, pleasant aud agreeable Saddle
have ever rode upon. and can with confidence re-
commend TO all who desire aud comfort in u.
dag With much respect,
Your obeilient servant.
GERARD ALEXANDER.
We. whose names arc undersigned. have each, for
ourselves, purchssed one Of Boards Patent Sprins
Saddles. m,nua tured by John Thurman, aud do
fully recommend them TO the public, for ease aad
comfort 10 the rider aud horsc.
THOMAS II. SCOTT,
NATIlL. /. MANSON,
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT,
NELSON A. THOMPSON
T.. y. DIXON.
WM DANIEL, j.,
GS. COBBS
JOHN G. MEEM.
JAMES &. HUNT,
CllAUNCEY STEEN,
THOMAS A. FOURQUREAN,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
". L. DAVIES, Of Bedford,
JOHN W. THOMAS
WM. IL. MASSlE. ofNsison,
WIN .MERRIWETlER,c Of Bedfsrd
GEORGE BAGBY.
TIlOS. J. MASSiE. Of Nel.on
JAMES T. lIORNEK,
1IIDS. II. NELSON, Of Btdfcrl.
Lyme hburp bctohrr % IA IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Veriict of neighbours. again.-In Knox county,
where Judge White resides, 1861 votes we're Ia.
ken, Of which no received 965.-In Davidson
county. where Gen. Jackson resides. Judge White
received 1897 votes, and Jackson's Other S. IT, 9.53
Pu, this and that together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

another $500 Prize soM and paid at hrerst's !!
Averett's Prize oficc,I
November "a, 1896. (
Drnwing ofthe Norfolk Extra 9, in Richmond
on Thursday last.
Is IS 81 II 10 25 2 80 %
AG AIN!
O. 13. 65, 80. Capital Prize Of Five
hundred dollars sold this office. and cashrd.
70 Call and secure chances in the Splendid
Schemes, to br drawn Il is week at
AVERETT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Nov Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Good Il, is said that Gen. Jackson recent,
remarked I" the celebrated Mrs. Ro,all, in mn au-
cry tone, Madam, v"n have uapred Yourself"
" y" hare you" said the old woman 10 the old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

could s.ss been s,s..a-;,,. ,.,;..r,.
""s "eAs' MI not be less Than 5000. and j. e..
pes''d to exceed, 10000 So TIA, Col D;,,
johnson could not &c, his own State Wb., ,,y
u" 10 that, Mcssrs. tlnmburger., " no hav. h.. ~
80 eloquent about tlarriso"'s minority in Hamilton
county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

o The Express Mail is now in full operation.
STRONG a"""'s, how"v'r, are entertained wlellmr
the benefits 10 be derived from it will justify tin
large expenditure necessary I" keep i, in opera
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

~ The following statement shows the number
Of shares subscribed 10 the great Rail Road from
Charleston to- Cincinnati:
In South Carolina, 81 $50 shares,
In N"rth Ca,olna, 1926
In Tennessee, 1854
In Kentucky, 1871
In Ohio (Ciucinnati.) 127
1912
Iircqairrd 10000 shares TO save the charter
and the dcfici,, as VIZ mentioned iu our last, was
taken by Col. W. Hampton of South Carolina
and the charter saved. Il is said, however thai
the return. WIRE not received franz all the points
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
NEW JERSEY.

Inc JfIsfy B3ues" have com, un =, H..
cue, as We predicted some month, a,o ;..u,.
wye : and although in every calculation upon the
result OF the Presidential election. j, was ,o,..
aed 10 Van Buren,. yet slr has shown. thu, ,b, a,
'fa''' was not made Of transferable stuff. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
PE\\SILN ANA,


. ilIcal i,ii rus f. ni,,,i, c.uut, I'm, i,ur ,;,
:" h" Van Bnrn tI' h'.t n,aIor,y oi g. 1871 vote.
l." four committees TO :" h ard from. j, !, ,,,i-
n1hti, :" II increase the IN ,oritv SOM, 500 Yates.
i 'ln' Sla" Cnnvrni"n, il is now said, t,rr,
vii b" 81 Van Buren, aud sc VIII. m.mb,rs.
\ i,h such small mai rv It's hardly pr.,nr,.
Me- that AIRY attempt will be mad. ~ nulify the.
charter ri the L. $. b., X, even shout every ono
"i the Van r-n delegates belong 10 thu. Charter
breaking party, which We viii mt prrm, ourselves
10 believe. JUDGED, il i, said that several of them
lave nls a,""e' their hostility 10 the infa-
mous doctrine of Dallas Il Kendall.
NORTH CAROLINA.
We fear that Van Burrns election is rendered
certain bv the wonderful and a>erac.f,l apathy
Of the Wings of North Carolins. With New
Jersey unexpectedly against him, his tl,.f,.a, was
more Than probable, until old RIP Ian Wmkie.
his nn'ccoan'ahle dr,"sy fits. The last Faycttc-
vile Observer prciaccs a list Of returns with the
following paragraph
There is now much reason to fear tha, Van
Buren, will be- elected President, and Richard NJ
Joh son Vice President of the United STATE.
Oar own State, 10 the lasting disgrace of tin, Viii,
parry, las gone ior them. Thu full returns ar.
not received hut rnosh is known 10 render I'm.
dI>gracefnl result certain. Below WE give all IN,
ret'lns received, except number ol counties
heard from in part and b, fl, ing report. We also
add the August vote, which will show the reason
for our failure. The Van Buren, parry has fallen
of few hundred votes bun the Wl,ies have tail-
edt" 60 tn the pills ny thousands. In the Conn.
t, oil David>on II will BIZ seen. orr loss in this wa,
is about 700 VOTES. In Rowan, about 500 votes ::
and At is reported that our nalorit. in Randolph is
din.Ir l>hed about 500 votes. So that in these
three unanimous " Ing counties ave have lost about
1000 Votes. Arson. too, has fallen of nrarl, 400.
mi Richmond nearly 200. With AN nndoub,ed
Wing majority, W. have lost the State"
GEORGIA.
Returns from Sc counties give the following re-.
suit:
For the Wing ticket 1880
For Van Buren, 1880
Wing majority 2.459
In these counties the Wing gain, since the Oc.
iobr r election, is S65-rnough to cover the Van
Bnrrn minority IA that time. lf,m other coun.
ties vote as they did in October, the Wing ,ckr,
has succeeded. Bnr the PROBABILITY is tia, the
majority " i'll not be- less rh.n 1000.
1E\AE>S r..
We have returns iirm 81 counthx IN Trnnrs-
>sr, which Ai,n the following result:
F., the Whine ticket l7,oOO
For til, Van Bu,,n ii. he, ll,214
NJ j"rty thus Gar. 6,626
Th ma "riv IN Tennessee " i'll he from 10 Ia
$4,000, and would la.e Teen uch greater hni i,,r
tie III nm s. rhr vote. I lie p..Il, knowing tia,
ia 'g' " hne VAS t"rl'ln "t success. did not gene.
RI |, turn uur.
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Drawing I'm Richmond
valuable Rcnl Estate at auction.

NNTE will sell. on Friday the 25th inst. on the
w premises, comfortable Dwelling House ana
Lot on LIST street. now in the occupancy NJ Mr IL
Balew On tins lot which rons As feet fst srsev,
is every necessary building. with FIRST rate well
Of alter in the yard.-Terms at sale.
PAYNE g. TURNER, Anefrs.
Nov. 81 Nu
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TIFF. X ESUI.T.

II i sufficient, aScrrriin,d tn he faIlowir
lrrjurs have lrrn ,hu>ru:
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VALt 4 ssLE NEGROES Al
AUCTION.

ATsO = FstFs " F,9sEN9FIS
AUCTION.
IN SATURDAY,. the 18th inst, VIII sell. IN
~ iron, Of my auction room, on a crc,!i, of
four months. several Valuable Negroes. Amone
,hrm there isa valuable Waeronrr aud Carriage
Driver. also a valuable Woman for tho llpusr,
who can he recommended ns good Washer, l.
ro"rr, Spinner and Weaver, and under good
character; several other Negroes suitable for the
iarm. Persons wishing 10 purchase much Nce,ors,
would do well TO attend III salr as such are ,nrs-
]? offered in this market
Sale 10 take place al II o'clock.
CHARLES PHELPS.
NV. II y,
c. l,r ,ale OF the above named Nrs,ors is
"nas"idahlv postponed until Sarnri,,, III. 26,h
inst, NJ which time they w,ll pasiri,.h be- sold.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov. 81 q
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WARDrS pRuZE OFFICE!
DRAWING RECEIVED

WARDrS PRIZE OFEICE!
DRAWING RECEIVED.
N"rl"lk. Extra, Glass M. .. for 1886 drawn
a, Richmond on Thursday the l7,h inst.
DRAWN NUMBERS!
Is 65 81 II I8 25 \ 7 80 20
G}. Renew your Prizes IN thu follow ing hand
sonin Scheme TO b, drawn
THIS DAY
at Richmond. o. Drawing received on Sa,ur-
day NEAT:
s III T. NJ T.!
Prize Of 5000 ~ 10 Pnzrs Of 1000
do Of 1.025 Is do "f 100
| do of 1913 Is do III 80
| do Of 1913 70 do Of 90
b. sides $50, SIS. g.. a..
o. Tickets on'y S2-iIals's $l-Qisrtrrs
50 els. For sale Al
WARDS LUCKY OFFICE,
First door ADORE the fidnkim Hotel
Nov. 81
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iCilUSErTS.
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ro'nh' All u "l Bu Lights, Arrarian., An,;.M,.
: MS and Ah"lnloni>r> will TN. Van Rmrn nan,
X" nrh> from III tow, give thu Wigs 81 100
'4d the slonars p ,37S. In nine OF the Com.
'r''>>'"naI districts, hies and Nanr> have
hr"h "i"eied-"nr OF them Mr.. P,rmrn,ier. ,h.
openly av"w"d candidate Of In Aboll,ioni,,S. win,
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Th ma prnv in Tennessee ~i he from 10 To
$1,000, and would la,. cen ucl, greater but for
IL" III nm s. III" vote. lie people know inc that
JUICY White Was t"rian Of success. did not gene
RI |, turn ont.