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pI0u,5iiops LauGs Hll md TDrn lets far sale.

PTGHili0Rs, Lands. still, mt TOhrH lets far safe.
rs't finding very aronvcucEi 10 atr 10 the
Il q" property Gvcisc located proposes I" SELL upon
IT,, credit o from one" I've years
Tn. pnaI;iuH, lands !Ic &C., viz 'e plantation on
lc ya:s the county "l UnochGi, ana co;
tajn. hundred acrc oihor plantation on
aan creek containing between 200 ma 1863 one Gs
aud Jnnfcurn. Mil Bcnveram ce.k together w rO acres
az I:n thereto; hail l III H.: OF Richmond
lc thams y " 2 acEc' on S'on"y
creek rGa! o.iAonToc V" 900 acres %" hShnse creek
tho RUSSELL patented ~ the name
Of Jno scott Philadelphia; and 900 acre Mill creek in The
Stale Of UHp. ~.
between and 5000 acres, IN tho Ncs
terra ri Of vrsini n:asr orao5 and SITUATED IN
the countc, Buckingham, Bath, Arghany Monroe Gtreoc
nul a-he ST the u5scrot IN the ABOVE lands lafsc
5ru about sso, undivided interest III between ~
nI l5n Of Ohio and kcnuchy As Col Jo
Attending The sales OF the ONO lands the
sbcrhcr ouy alu"s I" such as nc may not dispose OIL wish 10
would prefer getting them III anic-tt such VII pay mo
highest market price, in cash. j. l. ",ihiNs.
Persons wishing information respecting the above property ara
referred Jn$cp Watkins Of Gnochand Messrs Lyons
and r. Crump Ricon Mr. Joel Watkins, OF Bucknshan;
Mr. j. B. Mu.o A-ns Mr. Levi Phelps OF MaryssI", OHIO,
or to subscriber, residing rear Dover Mills 49,
Nr-u
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TIE ,S|Er

The Editor Of The Tuscalnosl f.ag If the Enion (ilr.
Merk having been appointed by Governor C:ay Aiu.r-
nry. General Of the State has withdrawn from Tie En-!
t1rai department o. that paper. In his Nardctrf AL!
dress he drcllres, that hc Drmncrhcy will trim nh III
the approaching elections Of :Nabacia, b. large maj
riiy-':al Judge Whites hare- faced aposacy during the
last session OF Congress, has exhibited to the people Of
lhr Sale his tnc character and that Alabama
tain I" vote for hlartn Van Buren,: that That period
Shall arrive
The ST. Louis Argus speaks in The following paragraph
with equal confidence Of our in Missouri:
LOOK Ar THIS! !!-lniormatinn received from every
part OF the State affords opportunity OF express
ing with certainty, the result Of the August cecon.-
ioIgs (nr GUrcrROr,J Cannon. flor Licut. G0rernor
Mer and Harrison, (or COagrcss will be elected by
triump!ian! majority In this county (Colc) where the
majority against Ashley last year but 30, this year
ii will not be less than G0i and similar changes will
take place in many other parts OF the State number
Of those who beturc voted for him for Congress cannot
support him he holding to his scat in Congress
and running for Governor"
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C0U.Nt .EI(.!!ED.
At meeting Of the citizen5 Of Furvilie and lis rcln-
~ held the "a day nf August tsi6, Capt A!th J..
PRICE called To the Chair and inzrwcll ) Morton
appointed SecrctaryThe u! ec Of the meeting vase
planned by Nalh'l f.. Fenab!cand on motion, l; '"aS
Ers"'rcd That it being nndrrs"Gt shat 1t is cohten
plated both by the citizens Of Petersburg aud Rchnnnd
10 rnrrry promptly route for Raj! road from lllc
Wafer to Lyrc,Jurg, Connecting with Earmriii"-Nc,
r citizens ofFarmrr and lis vicinity feel great interest
in such an improvement and hold ourselves bound to
aid in paying the expenses "f the preliminary survey
Rfsoirrd That although would give our support TO
the work, whether located the north or south side OF
APPROXIMATION river vet consider the location Of the
road the ridge dividing the winters which flow into
the Chesap rala Bay from those which flow into the Al
hrn9rlc Sound. more advantageous i'll every point OF
vrw. and altogether free from the objection OF rI"a'IIng
njuriousy thr James River and kanamha Improvement
Eesoired, That Nath'l. T.. Vrnahle Henry Thwcatt
James Madison, William l. Marion, and John Dupny: be
appointed Committee to obtain subscriptions to the
preliminary survey and to confer with the C"hm'crs OF
Petersburg and Richmond on the subject generally.
Resulted. That convention having been called 10
meet at Charlotte Courthouse at Charlotte September
Court the subject Of extending a Eall-r"ad from
Farmve TO Dauvi!e, we do hereby appoint George W.
Daniel, Henry Ihwealt, James Madison, William l..
Nlorton John Dupny, Nathanis4 Price and TazewfiI 5
M"rton 10 represent orr interest IN that conventlnn and
pledge willingness TO co.orrac will, the friends OF
that WORK
RrSorcd, That copy of the proceedings OF this
MEETING he forwarded The Dunyilie Lyncburg Rich
lnund Petersburg, and FavllG papers for PubiIcation
NATHL. PRICE, Chairman.
TAZEWELL S. MoRruS, SecgC:arR
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ed to be out Of powrr-and that the Federal Party
succeeding in every direction after
nonizing and that too with little bloodshcd The priests
were little cared for-1he treasury completely ex-
hans'ed '0os said that the nse party oroad not on mig
account prosecute the Wnr in Teras."
TEXAS.
No further change has taken place in the relative sill
ua!!ons Of either the Mexican Texan army and no
movement ri Importance may be expected ill towards
the close nffSep:",,!"r Both armies arr awaiting
Inducements. Grn. Houston has yet j,n1d the Tex
ian army, and have been informed he wil! We
understand: that he is nj his residence Nacnaioclrs
which he reached short time since. Gen. Lamar, WHO
SUPERSEDED nn in The command ,a: the entire conf
dcnci Of both lie aruy and cabinet.
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Our agricultural advantages are gradually slipping
away from us, and The small experiments that have been
made in particular manufactures invite to The prosecu
ton of others We have the experience of other places
10 teach what to pursue and what to slun and unless
mean our town 10 remain an uninpnrtan village by
popnlaton we must enter upon new career Of energy
rxerlon and enterprise If we obtain no funds from
abroad and accomplish this by either means, let
us unite aud ask the Lei slaure for .hae'nri"g anu
Mining Bnnh 90 any thing that We honorah!E can 10
promote object desirable. YOUNG.
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INt' hJ'J.lS

Died. nj ? ocn,k sunday thn 9Th i'; EonEKr 3 LroS,
third son Of James .yons, Esq.
Drp.rirh tI. Ia the 4l uI ii III" 3N! year Of her
Mr.. SARAH H. LEWIS Col. John Lewis, NJ McckrE5ug
r;l:r, SI.i III. Ti; ari T iy smark II" Tie candor
sincerity vi her ani IN hn vLrion relations ~ wife,
n.ui0 parent. as! nsIcras, had equal and supcTi0
Tn. oa tr%h.r ! iacn-n.hl husband speak, that
the loss i ::lnd rfsparI5r, while circle OF
rirul' AMI rrll;ivr crl: :"pir" her m!nry crl Ent
80 The poEap uf her ,lIry, III" prid" Gi power,
Anri al hat l,"ti,Iy, al that wealth c'rT gave,
Await allie :,i:"Ji' inur.
The ,;i nt a!ory leads but 10 The grave
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JoHS P. SAMSON, Secrtinry.
IL tic RkpnLicnn Partn oc .Nec!ieH9srg COUNTY

To Tic Republican, Party o! .aeeat%sFTgLONAty:
A meeting Of the Republican Ean Buren, Correspond
ing Comm!sc for the county oflHeckenbutg, appoint.
ed by the lie nsstive Convention. according 20 long ss-
abIsEed Republican usage, !sparcularly requested at
Meckcnburg Courthouse. in BoydLon, on the third
Monday in August t being court day. tor the purpose
oil adopting the necessary measures preliminary 10 Inc
approaching Presidential election full acndance OF
the Committee is desirable, ind the friends generally OF
the Republican Party, throughout the county, orc also
invited TO attend
s., ar Rn,yOEr
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CU-IHU.NTI-TTEII
Oae Of the city ucrs has ground small crop of new
red Wheat the quality Of Which, he thinks, is uC0re The
average Of this season After making fair allowance
for filing up the convcyors sc, e iRds lis yield 10 be
barrel inferior supe.fnc our !r eTery h bushels
of Whpnt
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8 $4,000, 50, 600, go, 900.
6sTassfi Consolidated Lottery,

To be Drawn October 49, 1886.
Brilliant CapieasI Of $50 oOo 1000, 20 oOo u ssn
offs COO aof 1905 900, of2 800; II ofa,oOo 10
OIL :0O Is Of QUO, &c F. ,oy,-s
Irizes amounting 10 than ono milton 0ol'a's'
Tickets 80; halves $40; quarters - -
Tickets by the package or slnge tcae. III ~ A'''
7ies 10 be had in the usual great varetSS orrICF
TT Orders for tickets shares, meet me most PtSiP
ato,ion and in all cases. The original (Managels l'EH
cts aud shares will be % css for al " sso,a
1;,ss can be had, rs usual at sight, the moment the
drawings are received. ruo - R1GGER
f!ease 1o1'e Richmond, Va.
, 27-lt
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IL scorr County, $500 ACRES, VIZ :


In T0rnshiys and Il, Range9 East.
S quarter and L half of y Equarter OF section "o-
231 acres $ln per acre. =. m
F quarter and f half Of N quarter Of section 90
2JO acres at $40 rer
T. half Of y F Quarter and w ha!i and quarter of
= quarter of section l9-2Do al $40 per acre.
half Of section H.: f half Of section l9-G44 acres
at $40 per acre. 80
/ baIf of scc;;on 800 acres at $40 per acre.
$ halves of srotions and 5; quarter and half OF
y " quarter of section {; half Of secon9-ll7G acres
at $40 per acre. 80
whole OF section 3: quarero section A. S quarter
Of section 3d. half OF SECTION "a; quarter Of Sec
ton 35-l639 acres at $40 per
Ia Township ), RungrS and 10 East. o 81,
E half and Z half Of " quarter of section 10;
ha.r of W quarter Of section H. half OF quar-
ter Of section 1850 acres At $40 per acre.
F. u!r Of S f quarter Of section ' 4, nan Of :, =
quarter dissection a. S half Of secon . w. e:tN 49,
Of section s. whole Of section l5-L:os acres aI s' Pt
acre. .,,.;.,l,- Ir .r;t
The above Lands in Scott couatE aS Pa.'1cu u
pd 10 such Planters may be desous OF g1ng q once
fully into the cultivation Of oo,' G nrare barren with
,L &c hieto-v Black jack, ind strong hgh g7asa.-
81 itk and deep II 10 Is inches. In hlgh ana
healthy country-numerous springs ana o!ancnes, au
or the contemplated railroad lou'c i'''' ''1H's''
lnck.on to Mobile.
All ,ie foregoing Lands are offered tor sale al the
,;ss mentioned They have been selected with much
arc and are deemed fully eGral 10 any Lands no" III
u'aket, Liberal credits will be allowed. Persons dis
posed to purchase. will find the subscriber at f'tEsSe
f his absence hle7srs. W q SINS and JAS. j. CIIEw.
MISC are fully authorised represent him, and VIII aa
in the examination of any tract, whenever called upon
Vicksburg, August 1, 1886, .,st, -
n B-I have also about 50 coo acres, in adouoh 10
the above which will be disposed of on terms equally
liberal p:.,.n,,J and -
Messrs. JOHN Scorr & Sos, FTedsTschSsurg, pa VINO
| are authorized 10 sell. - -, 1Es
! Aug tE-"uI
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MARRIAGES.

Married" Thursday evening, III: 4,h a'i, By the Rev. ~ d.
Pollock Laws; Esq i-srx Miss ,nIA ISABELLA
SHORE augte OF the a,e Iirnry Shore, Esd OF '' ci'
Married. Saturday the 10th u;, at Pensacola by the
Rev = T.. Ives AEr DILLt commanding the l.. :.
Squadron : West nIics ,E. 81 dam htc Of Byrd {.
Willis. En-. OF N:LnIna
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NJ We have received the Resolutions and .73drcSS o!
the Van Barren Committee Of P0mhatnn-as also. the
Proceedings and 4ddress of the Conyrnon Of R"pnb-
lican Delegates from the ad accent countless held in
Fredericksburg we shall lay forthwith before our
readers.
H. Several Van Buren, Committees, &c, unavo'd'
ably omitted, will appear in our next
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TnE SrExcs.-From Correspondent otM Nhi!e
Sulphur springs. (Grcemb,jer coumty) I'd inst" We
hav now here $50 Ladies and Gentlemen: and they are
continually coming in. | think. 500 people can be ac-
cu:nmodatcd; but We haze the grace beauty
and gaiantry OF the Union the ballroom filed every
evening overlooking. and fine band Of music. 1t is
the most beautiful place have seen; and is improved
and improving with great taste.
(Frnm the last Fiadrricksburg I{crnId)
hir. Editor-Eascrn Virginia has cause To be proud
Of the very splendid establishment she has i'll the White
Sulphur Springs, in Fauqnier county; where her sons
and daughters, and those of other States can visit and
partae of the snlubrous water that exists in abundance
and the medicinal quality Of which cannot he question
cd-No expense abonr has been spared by the pro-
prrtrrs render every thing agreeable and interesting
The accommodations at said Springs are equal If not
superior to any other Watering places in The IT, State
There is every thing to make the place aGreca'le-ln.
tcrcstng walks pleasant and airy rooms fine baths, good
fare and delightful music.
The number of persons collected there at this time $
considerable and numbers more expected. Doubt
less persons who visit those Springs fer their health
will become fully acquainted with, and appreciate the
quality of the waers-and those who repair there fnl
pleasure fashion, and comfortable accommodating, vii
find every thing to their liking a FlailO h
.9uJus{ 2I 1896.
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:" This day, Wednesday week, went over to New
York and met Colonel Webb close by Trinity Church
After The ordinary sauation asked him whence he dc.
rived the particulars Of article my subject in his
paper of the day the day but before In the act
OF evading the inquiry he interrupted BY Charles
l.. Livingston, who joined He then finished the an
swer, and stated TO MIR. [. my question. After some TO-
remarks he invited Mr.. l. and myself TO spend the
following Saturday evening aud Sunday al his house.
Long Island | declined, on lie ground that did
wish associate with Politicians under my circnn.
stances, as might b. led speak o! recent military
events &c. MIR. Livingston. who is strong supporter
Of Mr.. Van Barren. and myself then walked up Broal,
way, and Cul"ncl Webb down The next day again
went over 10 New York. and CHANGED tn meet Mr. Cha:
King An article in his paper, day or two before
headed General in search Of tie tioctrntat had been
pointed out to me. | asked him whence he had derived
the knowledge OF the particulars, NC. lie gave
satisfactory answer; when remarked to him, the
day before had said to Webb al! the world will attribute
the article to declare before God, that am as g
no!ant of the Of either article, MIR. Blair him
self can be-
Upon the absolute and crcumstantial denial made by
Gen Scott himself, we unhesllatingy declare, that
acqut him OF the suspicion Of having prompted the at
tempt TO divert his into political channel and make
ii subserve patty interest, and avail himself O! party
support.
We have room for the rest Of the Globe article.
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4. &. MoRToS, Secretary.

NJ The attention Of the counties Of Prince Edward,
Halifax, psyvania md others interested in the pro-
posed improvement, respectfully invited to this subject,
and they are requested send delegates to tie Cunvrn
tion 10 lie held at Charlotte Courthouse. September
court day. The interest Of this fine and fertile portion
of Virgna, requires such improvement as tie one
proposed while the amount OF produce to be- transported
and the travel on this route will make it safe and pro-
,ablc investment Of money those who shall subscribe
for the stock Now too is the time to put in our clnm
for fair proportion OF The fund about /" he distributed
hY The General Government. TO the States.
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C0.HuL,ITC.4TED.
Ciinrlotic CuMrt.houSr. Nuy. Isl. lSI6.

Caarlotic Courthouse. Aug. Isl. 1850.
In pursuance Of proposition mad through the pub
lie Prints and proclamation made in the court yard the
ptpr This day convened in the Courllonsr to appoint
delegates to Convention to be held al this place, on
The first Monday in September next 10 adopt measures
procure the construction of Rl road from DanViile
10 FarmriIlr, the AppomatLox river
Capt. Henry A. Watkins was appointed Chairman.
and 4. G.. Norton Secretary. The object Of the meet
ing having been explained by Dr.. A D. Alexander the
following gentlemen were chosen delegates 10 the SAID
ConventIuu to wit:
Dr. A. y. Alexander, Robert Morton, John D. Rich
ar'son VIM b. Green, Richard !. Gaines. John ARMS
tcad, Henry \. Watkins, Edward W. lienly, Genrgc
Hannah Henry Z. Scott, john Narshall, ihos Edmnnds
John +. Edmunds: Henry Carrngt"n, Wood Eonldn,
John Boo:he, John Harvey, rhos. F. Sp"ncrr Samuel
ID. Morton, Dr. john AT!nstrad. Henry Madison, John
y. Spraggins Ciement Darlington, VIM b. Watkins,
Thns. Z. Spencer.
On motion, Ordered, That these proceedings be pub
lisrd in the DanviIe Reporter, the Richmond Wing,
and Enquirer, and the Farmvr J"urnal
WATKINS Chairman.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The papers by yesterday Southern mail contain but
few additional items. The county OF Bsuuot returns
, White delegates, and gives Dudley 755 Spaght 2G.
The Newhrrn Srntne! is pleased with 81 low maj rity
';having i'll its estnne conceded majority of 700 ir
Dudley in that coualy.' Grnnrie has also returned
White delegates and given Dudley 977, SPaight 39l-
bn the Republican MINORITY Of Edgecombe alone balances
those two counties: having given Spaght l"l, Dnd!ry
Nash Than oisctts il, by giving Spasht 60 and
Dudley li2 The result of the election is nnt decided
Til" Fayetteville Observer (Nhig) allows Spag Ll
jory Of lIi in the 5 counties Of Edgcconbe: Wash
ington. Nash, Pitt, Franklin, Warren, Granville and
Beaufo-which is 2 votes fewer than had previously
estimated. Both parties sanguine Of success. The
Oxford Examiner says "hcre is no doubt Of Dudley's
election" The Newborn Sentinel (RepnLIcan) congra-
the elections and says that the election for Ncwbern
District was to be Thursday last: and that III The
friends of Spaght do their duty, he will receive in That
District 1900 majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

Is lin" that f:c.ina and President ains should y"! /" the
want and demands Of iIuG iE!tri",iSln.' 49,
What Sir OrncIe u,tcrs this pompons ipsc Dirt? The
Wing The Wing: Aye-one OF the most fnrti"rs jour
mails OF the day-and which has done much iii The at
tempt make and unmake Presidents, rs any print in
the Union. IL indirectly contesscs thai IN nil this
il has not consulted the HnR GCmHHHS q 'rGc PIT
iriO;;sm We agree with it-bnt will the Wing carry
out its own prcccpl; Will it yield to pTeccPt which 1t
has p.. forth in crotchet ofits brain bc@o
at one moment. only tobc forgotten The next: hM ~
Look at every No has issued since the above arclra
tinn and see whether it has not constantly violated 1t
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NJ SPLENDID lottery soon to be Drawn. II
s,eesz,s;rg Lottery. no. .,

To Dtaw Aug p, 1916.
Splendid 0oo AGO. SooU 2oo[
Tickets ONLY SIC; Shares in proportion.
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SSHaHGE3Es'S
E.rchmssge ea.N EOstcS'y Office,
.LLN1NNN N1nnIyIa
RICttMUND, VIRGINIA..

.7uother &inre Of SlOG00 paidby Biggtr.
Half ticket "A $3.50 the capital of Sl0.UO0 sold by
Brrer in the Alexandria Lottery, Class Al yester-
day presented b. gentleman .om n Carolina, ION his
way 10 New York; and paid, as usual, at sight, by
BIGGER.
The following are the drawn numbers-
4 s5sS 30 9R a..
Single No. Prizes: $50 $40 $50 So $25..
Drawing of TIE Wheeling, No:4 drew July 23d.
10 10 SO 81 46 So 81 Is II al 81
Whole ticket, : 10 II and 10 II 81, capitals-sod
and paid al sight.
Drawn Nos Of Petersburg Extra !, drew July %.
G5 50 25 - az 81 33 SO al
8 33 So Both Capital prizes sold and paid by
25 IS BIZ . In
Drawn Nos Of Wheeling. Ex 5, drew Aug a.
81 70 Ca - 20 30 % 30 81 ~
10 80 60, Capital sold, and paid al sight
Drawn Ns of Grand Consolidated. No 81 drew Aug. 3.
% 80 50 2S 90 81 36 % Ga II 2 5
Half Tickle, q 50 Ga, small prize OF $3.50, sold and
paid.
Drawn Nos Of Petersburg No. TO- drew Aug.6
81 j IS g 55 81 OF - i"
Whole 1iclssa Nus. 2 Al Gil small capital oil SE~''
sold, and Paid at sight
The above Prizes we're all sod and laid (as nsua ct
ei,h, by BlGorR, aud can be seen Mt ~
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The New York Express had better try its hand again.
The Enquirer has never declared thought nor had
it in its eyes, that " Mr. Van Buren, was not qualified
for The Vice Presidency, iand therefore the wise query
Of tue Express is ridcH lonsD viz that II moi qualified
for the second Office in the gift of the people, bow he
lie qualified for the frSt7" The Express frs: mistakes
the fact, and then founders in its conclusion. Try
aga:i. most 'riSe aHd lciUy Sir
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Drawn Nos of Wheeling. Elk. s, drew Aug a.
81 % ca - 20 80 % 30 81 30
10 80 60. Capital, sold, and paid al sight.
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- ,gGjIYiONl>TS-i" Ciac;"aati and BoSt0n.
NE :n,;,,n,,i Republican Of the 3Oth ult contains
I've ...,osalsnce between the Select Committee, and
@ and his A:s"s1!F so OF s E The aa
~ Ill ,.,r,e positively refuse to comply with the
y''' ,f Citizens of Cincinnati, to discontinue the
2n'>' 4" -, they assign six reasons for their con-
'',", ;hcm are the following extraordinary, suic
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3. RrrUELIcAS OF ROANOKE.
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, ,,r,nl"ia. with youc qmn<t-1cr',usc, if il has
81. ,af r.p cii'2cis. II is an oiiici"nS and nnasSr'
hnsi...>s-u uthrr>--if Gnuaa the citizens al
.;,,.;,: q: dir,a;iu: rs inSulrnt and h.il-hau,l-
. ~ g, ,,,,.. >u.;-i sion to j; would be b,s anI UT
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Es5cIs,,l " saoles:sse Prices Gssrrcsst.

TGn.cC"--IIIss 81 2JG b d
Common refused i Il
Other rc,i.sc.i .
Passed rOnI. 10 mid. c 20 { .;
Good AMI Iiac 9 q ~ N
Extra fine Scotch IN 10 Il Il D,
Fine manufacturing iHD0 II ID o!
FLouRs-cIl. Mills ~ 81 Il ,:
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n PUBLIC NoricE-The People of Powhatan are
requested to meet at their Courthouse, the first Mon.
day September next being Court day. for the purpose
of considering the proprety of presenting memorial to
the next General Assembly of Virginia, praying the in
corporation of Joint Stock Company, construct Rail-
road along the Ridge from Richmond to Lynchburg.
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III IOWNEN7V % !tHN;"' ls'S1' . =, -
~ half o; E quarter o. section TO- 5 halt OF +
quarter, and halt Of quarter, and + hall OF -"
ouartcr, and S + quarter Of section II; w quarter
and W half Of quarter and \ hall OF 5 w quarter
of section I2 w quarter and w half Of n quarter
and quarter of section H. half Of Equa-ter, and
ha!f o.: cuase: OF see;ioa l5-i3ai scres at so
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28
VALUABLt; PAOPEKTY IN EAST BROAD
DAKER, JOHNSON& Co, WHOLESALE CIohier,

RAKER, Johnson 90, WHOLESALE CIoIhers,
ID Inform their ard tatthey have
had handsome assortment If Ready Made Clothing all
featured since the late fire. from fashionable goods which
they offer for sale the reasonable Terms Their stock
braces every suited the southern and trade and
thoe csthag RELY Sding such goods hi,
tabshmen will please at l97 Pearl street
stairs, until the M Of Febuay and after that at No 50 iam
street, Wall strset ian Z3-jts