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liar ~ starter The New Ynfs Star says. that
poor woman, Me Alice Aoterley, % found sd
Il Ter bed 90 Friday morning md an inquest held
by the coroner, whp returned verdict OF death b,
iHehpetAuee. She ~as ia state of nudity VIII u
iuund5 bat some suspicious circumstances caused
The artcst Of her husband and a boarder IN their
room, msn named saser scissors grinder AZ
ief the coroneis verdict they we're about 10 be G,,-
charged, but soEe communications having beeu
made 20 Alderman Waterbury be vas induced 10
couutaruaud lie orders " tho cofDnct. "a scare H.
ing about Tie premises, the shirt OF the husband
Ind the taenlse Oi TIE decreased, were found The
r,ak, both deeply dyed aud ciolted ~ib bDoJ; III,
discovery !oI 10 toe belief that the had been
nufdetel. Ph!siciau was odiisd iu, baa i more
street and ctitcaI examination catered iutO, hen
ID "ss e.cariy shown th~t he poor lad been
most bsIoer0usiy murdered. iu a mamie, Dis, ust-
ig- aud hoDlu.r, vhl-a . o. i.-9tslJ.u fr us ~
describe; but The means thai Cgu.ed her death ere
similar n manner Go tbose employ I'd tie destf.c-
ilon Of Edward lac ID, oi Eussnd. 4 new coro
ner's JIry ~as then summ.ued. --B5siya Dat,
Tine.
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A'THar srxEw osts.st. n. N,~4,i.,,. n 49,.
$3.50 ~ aae 1,e r''s 10 raaoui.f. II s,ira,s b.,
saiod 20 no ds.A II q ,aesn sd rsss u.l., "a
p''s'bs th'd. ~hoss M,fchsna reas 400 RAJ.
M -. hHled by niTscl AM 'hss .tisck ups ysAr.
ssosi ~a' 10 eerseqaeeee q rs sdnhtns u,rusi 70
ua 20 ne ssm ~ IS Up doliafs sncf whtch t,eus
mrnediairis len the cav TIE N,~ o.aa. Bviet,a a..
s'Aie. the esiticslsfs 81 tho escoaute,
ihey .nocs"d At the d,st 81 ". b,a-r waoh upon he
- "-s'd By hiu ,sd,,dsai, minded Il he ~c-.
Jahse cfmadei aaA fhe acre 80, he mo-, eae sud go
s'""s % IN . D ~Hhthem Doe rfthr ind,iduah NJ o.,
y" are 'nofmei PCT his hands tc iudso a.inr some
iofce ~ 'ie~ e. get h aiaag a a hrh
soa' ensured which resulted the rsth 81 Mr. pa, he
beios siabboi WITH sword NJ fg,a vss =, ihs IN. time
Engaged IN the stack 90 The lodge .od -, tJt H. a.
barge n dpuho hs-turi rpn hy vopor as p,..ins
tie zht ia ne house af'hs Jssrc I.,o a.. rths
"a, ''ls 'ho Others iu front i.nrledsio', Ten
The LoassHa Advertiser vtc icierne the fai, n tho
'ounR nco s1's 1T dae ihc ch.-tcr d oaf t,pal "a
:" s" ''t bot one optuira was ou I'd pc,a thtoarh.
out tie citv Tie slisr,ioa ~ TIE be,,9 5,r.s f i.
own hearth hy lodge He-fn1drt uay,rs,i E,er nso
'''"'r To- 'r J1lse ION 'ie qa' os ef b, united 10
c'odonn7- NE Lwlcss atirni up,a ha per.ie aad Ia ~
Pr,,'os b., rc-'.t,aee To- The atic-o,a,t POI
Tue s~ns7tin1 created 90 New prlps tirse tr-~-si
r'rnfs ~'s dcsp nd uuI,es t AZ d, Eue.ia, s,,s
ihe LouisuA Adtefcf. astoal-cai aod d,.us, ftleA
every continuance .busucss was slslsrdal aud is .r
wer, swnf. ,nta so,rpt .,,pp, over tie rt, n,l,,y
socn"i So "voicipsd hc cav aa ca oaprc.ed win t,cr
Fellow icoiug
Iht cnors To Grrerded Gazette state. that The
ft
corn a1d 'h7t the las been sitghth Injured M fr.
~ mat Nflntf. Toe P"fts 'eath ~ ~ Gizettc says
We continue tofocsiNc a-r-tc.. fre ,r co,tty r ctd
NAV ~" cf'p' Tie ptcsont vii be full, tdu, % that II
ue Az TIE e1t'' planted grain ias done rrua abl
vel "nd " carly corn looks much better than 90 last
yer Pc I"si has done ,srAl.al injury II any oxcct
That Which was l'ie planted F.tltnes to,. look very PROM
nf nhd - 'rT' p'"h,Ie that the prcg w not much
exceed thlt ~ last ,est
u appeors bT lhe Western p,nef that tho rise or brcai
sn1s itat section of tho countrt was nnin, IL ,p,,,
ed failure Of the cr,n. a, the Et - O," IN
no aa'Ae 40 tbs couni tae present year u. Daily
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S6ptock lake Eu,. The BoGslo jour.
BOD - ihe fret Iasl. says ~ most distressing
acr'aoni nccufei on the lsss on Monday uigbl
last TIE schooner President. capt. Kenned,
was upset 10 rqua'l. wlen about nine miir, below
C'o'e.aHi. sud Instantly filing. four of the crew
were swept ftrm thc Ge, aud found water,
traNa. The captain and mate sler remaining on
he " tcca t~" days and niglt we're taken or
'n very "yhanIcl s.a'e bejur -e.efel. bru.sed
SAL wounded aud carried into Cleveland by The
ech"oHl, !iaitda. Capt. Kennedy notauh.land-
- ms o"n eminent danger aud sYiisungs ~
aimed % ais grasp both the cook aud the boy until
hIih G'rd 30 he arm-. The flruict briug washed
overheard, capt. X. cpiea,urcI to lash the body
q" tie boy 10 order II possible to send It to con-
hrs"i, here hs parcuis reside. his ciilrts howey-
rf proved ona'ailinr. and tho sea soon swept II
sway. III" vessel O., Owned b. Me,srs. Smith
lscy SDd Russell oc New Yo.k. Who had no in,,
rance.
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have the honor to b. Or,
your OFT servant.

tn. $. Jrs,r, Ms. Con. Com.
Non LEWIS C-ss. Secretary Of War Washington
C,iy.
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Dated II E1flsad. tbs igh day u s-pas IN.
PER. 4 u les 80
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Formidable cannot ascertain the exact number You
know our condition--comuicnt il useless Many wo-
men and children must fall victims To The merciiess
my We all leave here to-day with the view of conccn-
tratng at Autogac or ST. Augustine.
(Sgned) r. A. IRWIN
Acting Com of this Municipality.
We satisfied that the above information is correct
and that the movement intended is advisable.
(S,gncdD +. THORN
H. RAGGED.
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GOIsgress--Hsd scss
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Wedacsday, lprH 81, 1886.
NAVY APPROPRIATION BIIL-sURPBUs REyENJR
MIR. CAMBRELENG'S VIEWS

NAVY APPROPRIATION BTIL-SURPIIS REyESIE.
MIR. CAmBRELENG'S VIEWS
On motion of Mr. Csa1releeg and in further execu
ton Of tue special order of the 2h Of Januury last the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, Mr. Mason of Vireiof IN The
chair, and took up tho tin making dpprogriuoas 10,
me support cfme -4,ny fer NE ysar 1886
The bill having been read through by the clerk
Mr. CambreleRg moved TO amend the following sec.
ton "Fof the Of tie Qualifications 5000 900
~ striking out this sum and inserting 81 224 Dol Mr.
G. sent to the cerks table letter from the Secretary Of
War dated January 2lst 1896 nclosng the estimates
on which the amendment vas founded which was read
lie also informed the HoKse that be had moved the
amendment under the instruction Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means. This was the first motion he had
made with reference to the disposition of he SurpiasHe
pcHte ana u was due 10 himself to state his views at
length MI g. then proceeded to reply the speech Of
Mr. Bell on the naval bill He regretted that the presd
ing ocer ol the last Congress should have entered into
controversy ABOUT he proceedings Of the last night Of
the session Mr. G. defended himself from the charge Of
Mr. Bell in relation TO Mr.. @assutnpon" fhat beye
was quorum at particular moment OF that n;obi
lie knew It from The yeas and nays. The then Speaker
himself also knew there quorum and the Jonr.
nal evidenced The fact Mr. also vndicated the course
OF the present Committee Of Ways aud Means in reply
- the charge Of Mr. Bell that the appropriation b la
been unnecessarily delayed There bad not been an in
stance 9 er,y years when so many Of the ordinary ap
ProPuauon bills bad been reported within fifteen days
from the time the committees announced. lie ss
veTed IN reply, 70 The course Of the gentleman from
Tennessee HIMSELF the ordinary naval bill cont,ining
appropriations for al parts 0fthe world which in times
OF high party excitement, generally passed without
inc slightest embarrassment That bilf retarded for
several weeks w motion Of the gentleman 10 reduce
the appropriations for navy yards half in order to
save S3O0OO0 ~ the cxigeney Of war with France -
Afer this had been debated for time the gentleman
from tennessee took another ground and made motion
20 reduce nm item from $679y0 % $50 500 which was
discussed o. great length, The gentleman
iour days upon ~ and then he refused vote on HE own
motion. gentleman from Vermont, (Nr EvefettD
moved 70 reduce the item $1,000 and then fle
gentleman from Tennessee declared that tbat visa fc
motion be himself intended 70 make
mr.. y. then edgoried 10 the proposition Of Mr. Mer.
te 20 esgfaft upon the civil lit proposition disri
bn'e the surplus revenue, and Congratulated the coun.
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HrAD QUARrEHs, Right Wing Florida Army.
49, CAMP GEoRe1A, April 8, 1886.
To Maj Gen. Scott, CormandiHg
SIR: have the honor TO submit repor, Of the ope.
rations Of this wing of the army since marching from
Fort Draue on the 2Gth uli.
80 The roGle IN the direction Of Camp lizard
on the Withlacoochce, the point at which the enemy
would most probably be found all previous al.
tempts TO that river, he had defended The passage
with such peftnacity 10 lead 10 the belief that bis
strong hold would be found in that vicinity.
1t was only by The great exertion Of the whole force
that the wagon train could be passed over the route the
roads being and the country and deep so that
much Of il obliged be laid down with logs The
wing reached Camp lizard the morning Of the 2sth,
and soon after The enemy gave notice Of bis presence
the opposite bank Of the river by firing into our camp
Preparation Immediately made for forcing The pas.
sage boats which had been constructed at Fort Dfane
for the purpose and brought along with US
Colonel Gadsden Qoaflermsster. General Of Florida,
Acting Inspector. General who throughout the march
displayed great zeal and intelligence reconnoitercd
the ground aud selected the point Of crossing very IN.
cously.
The details having been prepared the river bank was
occupied at four o'clock Ie morning Of The 9th BY
sharpshooers and the two pieces Of artillery, and at
daylight the advance companies and G., second artil.
iefy, crossed ~ small detachments under the command
Of Breye Major Ianiznger must here take occasion
10 mention an oct Of personal eaantry the part
Foster Blodge private Of the Augusta Blues who vo-
lunieefed to swim the and attacks rope 10 tree on
the opposite side which greatly expcdedth the first cross.
ing After the two companies Of the advance had possess
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cd themselves az the southern bank they w~ro followed
by the regimen, Of Louisiana volunteers and tho nrt,
regiment United States infantry suH;c,en, fire..
having thus been thrown to maintain the posi-
tion the whole passed in the course ~ ,bs
day. Two companies of mounted men had in the moan
time, crossed very difficult ford ono and huff miles
below Another swan the the Jerry. All the
train being over the rear division was crossing under
the command Of Lieutenant Colonel Bankhrad when
II was attacked in rear; but the enemy WAS driven f'
by two discharges of Tho six ,,oundsrs ,,,ier t;e,,
tenant Brooks and yoev from, The rear a,, md,
Captain Bolton. Except this attack IN, massage q as nm
molesed The enemy fred few shots into tie camp
during The night from the norihc side ,f The ri,er-
On the morning Of the 3O the win On the
river in sea:ci, az The eneo,, 49, 49,. = " -
covered in small numbers on an island in chain oe
lakes running nearly parallel with The riv.r MI. b,
gage train was drawn up in co,p.,. or,cr and ID, - IL;
guard of three huni,e men and The t,oo,s
TO the attack. The enemy however retired pursut was
continued about four miles when nsi was yrovin,-
late, the wing cncarea Matched early nm liz ,norn
ing Of the 3is and soon discovered the enemy ON anoi
tllrr island 1t will be- proper here To remark that The
chain of lakes before mentioned is spoed win sanda
of dense cypress and hammock rrow,b (rhcucs
the Indian name Olokiikala Syotted fs,ke ns WAS nj
forwards discovered on our march, nonI of The opo.
| graphy being known US AT first
Dispositions were nmcdint,.iv ,nade FIR attach l ,,
right column under Colonel smith ON ore end y, An.
island and lay the le column commanded by i.ieuten-
mi. Colonel nLbo,t ,,.,,I' -, ' - - ~ -
the other The approach NJ bo,h ron,s yo
bic to any but infantry troops and r,remely ;IEcl, 20
them the island bpins surrounded by very broad and
! wet sovannah And 60 h,,a, a., Y :, - 'y :, o '.t,
great effort that men could struvole ,I,rongh IL
As the heads of the right column approached the firm
ground il by SHARP ,scharre from, the enc
iy rides, but, dasliinp forward he WINS so,u dojrcd
and pursued for the distance of three or fanr miles vbcn
he driven across the river and the column halted
and remained bank of the liver until recalled an
hour afterwards. Colonel Smith and his cunn,and con.
Quoted with great spirit and courare throuchout
In The pursuit which succeeded the first charge that
portion Of the right column cou,nosed of ,he AIR ;,fa
Try, Whatons Dragons, and two commences Of onsia.
ma volunteers under the imme date of ie,t
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The Paris Messenger of the 23d of March, says: II
was yesterday reported Change, says journal that
The Treasury had already paid the inslamenis of the
delnnny TO the United States which are already due
We understand that, the 18th of March, the
essrs kotschid had applied to the agents the lavre
staImens under the Frcnch indemnity treaty. Nat Lnt
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senate, ncrming that body of the death Of the Hon.
Richard }. Manning
The Speaker said, that such message would be sent
TO the Senate as a matter of course.
On motion Of MIR. Pinckney, the House then adj
journed.
WAsuiseros, May 4-The proceedings Of Congress
yesterday viii apprze the public OF the death Of of
he most estmable that adorned the body. Mr.
MANNING the successor of General Blair ffom the Cam
den District, of the individuals whose per
sona popularity sufficient to stem the torrent of
Notification in South Carolina, and enable the Union
party To maintain representation in the House of Re-
presentotives. Although he most decided uan in
ms political conduct, yet such the suayity Of his
manners, the purity Of his motives, the high order of his
intellect that he met reproach from any quarter
we do not believe he had enemy in either party. OF
the character of his talents aud of his patriotism his fine
speech in support Of Mr. Pnckneys Resolution will stand
n monuncnt.-G Globe
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wounded. 2 nriyalea.
9 ycouneled

- 4 kiIIed wounded.
The officers of my staff fully efficient and car
ried out, with great promptness The dispositions Which
the circumstances required.
(Signed) ID. l.. CLINCH
Brig. Gen. u. S. .drny, commanding.
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For one copy

Ihe Price IF this PGPe Is put ioc that cannot az
ord 10 open accounts wi subscribers for IT, Therefore
no attention c be giro, toaHy ofdeT; unless Mo money
accompanies IT, TespOnsibe person IN his city
sa9u egres 10 Payh aohenecer required SO to do.
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LATEST MEANS FRnM FInRlnA

WAsnIsGrOs May 2-We have letter from Florida
Of the 18th of APRIL which informs u.s. that Gen Scott
had marched through the Indian country and had reach.
cd Tampa Bay without being able bring the Indians
to battle. The Indians had broken up aud fallen into
Struggling parties. General SCOTS division had been
hired upon from hammock by of these parties and
twelve men killed. but, such the nature of the
ground, that found impossible overake them,
Nothing was seen OF them but the smoke of their gems
General Cinch returns it is understood with five, un
dIed men, to the Withacoochee, in hopes that the In.
dams will mbody and that he may bring them action
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HsD9F ES'HHC.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. II.
LATER FROM MExIco.-1he schr. Crcpie, Capt Cor
ner, arrived yesterday from Taupco and brings us re-
gnlar files of Mexican papers. We have before us the
Gaccta tic Inmaafipas 10 The l3, ut and Lhr Diari0
del Gobicrno TO the 9Th ult, both inclusive We find
little in them Of interest relative the atirs of the re-
public.
The proceedings of the Mexican Congress possesses
considerable Importance, as affecting the commerce IF
the United States. Among other measures, find tie
discussion upon the prect of admitting Spanish vessels
in the several ports, proposed by d. Gaudulope Vic
toria fotmel y Vice President.
In the sitting of the 22d August the deputy Viami
presented proje of law for the withdrawal of cop.
per coin, AMI authorizing the government 10 borrow for
egn capital To amount sufficient to redeem This mo-
ney. The loan 10 be guaranteed by special mortgage
upon The half per cent. taxes Of the government upon
rural and uILane property.
The consideration of this law referred 10 the COM
nee of interior relations: report had yet been made
by them.
The voluntary subscriptions are being made through
al ue principal cities OF The Republic, for The purpose
Tas 'he government IN putting an end 10 the war
AZ :HaS he contributions continue 10 be so small
nat Tue government rely upon them solely, in order
the Greek Calendar. " ~
convoy leil Mexico the 22d August under the
cohduc'a OF Soione francisco Gazay transporting the
munitions, the linen and military stores nj ,b. So
against Texas. ~ J
The message Of the President Of the II : -.,,; .
the question vi the acknowed gment of TIN. ndama w
of Texas seemed to have made great impressinn in NJ
co if we are to judge from the Editorial articles in Tho
official paper.-Bee. Viz
The schooners Indiana and Henrietta, hence at Tam.
pco have both been seized by order of the Mexican Co
vernment for violating the revenue laws.
There are now 00 troops in the city of Mexico or
dered to rendezvous at San Luis de Potos-wh,her the
troops remaining out Of the 1000 Matanorss are
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
Josrph T. Damghcrty, Chnncs OsgoOd, and Charles H..

ESAFE formed partnership unier the Of Dau;ey O-soo
& Ddbney, for the purpose OF buying scin. and locating
rcrnmcnt nn. commission
To wishing 20 n"c in government lands the
dcrgncd offer great -ctcs amh One oil the firm
sides in the West and has much cXpcIcncr the business Of oc
Ing lands, particularly in Michigan.
For moderate commission, individuals have
their moncy proay invested, whuu, labor
porting specie the Land Office; ii preferred, tho undersigned
will take their compensation share (onc-af) the profit
from suhsequcn, sale Of the land antcin. the person
investing his principal ond interest Persons distance
have ;hcr Invested by RENTING crafts Baltimore f
cpid New York. Those wish before iEer
obtain the land, dcPosie in Bank New York. tin cc
OF the number Of they desire purchase dollar end
sixty cents acre. subject draft producing the proper
certificate Of title
Tn u1dcr gned have tic best o.! making Gdciou sccc'
,onstcy neither trouble expense obtaining all rec'
nmaiion and having devoted Themselves entirely 10 m bu
sness their interest TO Obtain good lands $500
ted for all who employ Them They will also sell on co"
sion Real Estate which! he consigned othem Ile'e
and orders from distance, promptly attended TO.
Office No. %, Wall Street, New York. .
DAUGHERTY, OSGO0D & DABNEE.
Refcrcacss-Nessrs Charcs H. Russell Co., Lawrence q
TmLle We,moc Hopper Co, Ne: York; Caleb COp.: Ef,
umpire ys Jones, Brown s. Ives PiiadcPla Cen Edward
Carnston Hon Richard Jackson Providence, r. H. Hon H. -
George Tucker Hon. Richard E. Parker, BnshroI g. Washington
Esq. Virsira Samuel Johnson Co. Eufao Hon. Autn b.
Wing, Gen. L. S. Humphrey, Michigan.
Oct. 7 fi-"p"
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NEXT BEST SCIlEME-24rm NOVEMBER.
q 900. 1000. 10. 600.
Alcxandrs Lottery Class B. to he drawn at Alexandria,
November 2illi, lS:,6--75 No. Lottery, II drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS

PrlZeS amhHnIl!ly IN SsI4U,-UU'
Tickets $40 halves ., quarters 30
Certificates will be forwarded for $l2S-ShaEcs In
proportion.
Tickets by the Package single Ticket in all Lotte
ries kept constantly for sale and will in all cases be sold
al as low rates as can be purchased Of any vcnder in
America. .
$40 ODO have been sold within few months. and all
raid as usual at Fortunes lounge, by BIGGER,
no has sold and paid Capital Prizes than any
other vendor in The u. States.
- Orders, heretofore, meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. and in all the orr glna
Managers Tickets aud Shares will be forwarded, con-
scqurnily not liable any mistake or dispute. The
Cash for all Capital Prizes be had as usual at sigt
The mnncnt the drawings are received.
NJ Please address THOMAS Is. BIGGER.
Garner oppnsitc the Eag!c U0tcl,
NJ All kinds Of uncurrcni money bought at
ElGGER'S EXCHANGE.
Nou1 52-N
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Tie alt Prize LottTy
MARYLAND state Lottery,
No. g3-draws November II, l130.
In d III IL nnf

No. 23--dra Ws NOVtmber II, IIoV.
IS Numbers, 10 drawn out
Cnpitals-l of $4,000, &c. Tickets $40, shares III
proportion. ,,,o,,
Ali tickets having Of the drn'rH Numbers on ,e'
a prize OF S3.
sill better fer The liM Torcmbr!
100000 and 50 Of 81 900. Tickets only So,
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class, No O. TO be drawn
Nov. IA, 1886.
IL Numbers, II drawn.
solendid Capitals-lO of $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
600, 81 $40; 80 prizes (cachy Of $ 900 Tickets 50,
halves 50 so: quarters 81 %,
Bigger has again the pleasure of presenting to his
friends ard p1trons another large aud splendid Lottery,
to be drawn On the 9th November TO which he respect
fully calls their attention.
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THE ELEcrIoS.-We bad occasion few days ago, in
calling the attention Of our political friends in this State
The importance of the approaching electon express
opinion that the encouragement which the Opposition
had derived from the first accounts of the local elections
in Ohio and Georgia, would prove stort.lived. The
truth of this observation is already realized. Notwh
Ohio, "a result uniformly deemed at least probable,)
tile Legislature of that State is safe, and Mr.. Ewing
whose perversions of truth will long be remembered
here will have the privilege Of returning to the ''so
tude, from whichit was neither honorable to himself
TOR fortunate for the country that he withdrawn
Of the result Of the choice of electors in that State
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a NEGRO MAN, who calls himself LEWIS was committed 10
the Jail the City Of Richmond tie 2Jth of July last
runaway and he was hired for tho
James Thomas Albcmarc. Lewis is about six inches
high compeSion and appears be IS
The ofthc requested forward
conpiy with law, he will be dealt with directs
w. o. STARkE
Deputy for YIN. u. Urea, Sergeant r. c.
August % 32-w3m
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.Egcleeasge ey,e4 lottery eSaSsce,
RICHMOND, FIRGIsIA.
.,forc good luck at Fortunes Lnungc'

..forc rood luck at Fortune S Lrungc! -
Drawn Nos OF the Va. Munungalia Lottery, E'x' t.
SO SO lG "a 81 al IL 6o -,
Ticket Nos "a 81 90, capital prize OF $SuO' So'o'
and will be paid at sight, by D'"'Hi'
The Lonngc ARRAYS TinmphnHt;
Drawing Of Va Wheeling Lottery Io' .. - =
II 80 - IS % G. 90 8 81 81 % o,r
Wlrr ticket Ms IS 81, capital prize oil Si,uoo'
sold and paid by the only constant capital prizestEtta
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September 30

RI OTlCE.--I wish to sell one thousand acres of Land
lS lying within one hundred yards Of Dinwddie
Courthouse, and The plantation that reside on. Also
IS negroes twelve Of them in the State of Alabama
men, and two young women about lG Is years DID,
The negroes for cash. and the land accommodating
terms. JAMES SCOTT
October II a6-wlf