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'his ei'y and give notice accordingly; and we are
instructed to say that the like amount will be depo-
sited IN the same place to abide the result Of the con-
lingency.
We are sorry our contemporary should have felt
fastdious touching the morality Of betting, mas
much as II is the only mode 10 silence those,
"who cen though vanquished, yet will argue still !"
and the only way to test the sincerity of opinion and
answer the arguments Of those, who
" Convinced against their win,
Are Of the same opinion still.
In influencing the elective franchise IL Is not what
is done openly, but what is done secretly, that
rupts and demoraizes; and he who Is known to bet
upon the issue OF an election, would never dare TO
resort to the purchase Of votes lest he should be de-
tected and thus annul the validity Of his bet; and
moi only lose his money but his character.
We would moi be understood to say that betting,
per Sc, is moral but may be allowed TO say, that
il is far less immoral than many other modes and
means resorled TO- influence the result Of the popu
lar will at the ballot box
Says the editor, in paragraph following what We
have quoted above
Betting is scored from our code Of chicks,
by a double black mark, and we have an honest
desire TO stand clear of the sin, but we are the
editor oil political CaZete ana ii We WISH 10 retaln
our place, we MUST move with the impulses Of the
day"
But having committed the sin" by announcing
the acceptance of the Washington banter" we
think the most amusing part Of the piccadilo is It's
atonement which is entirely on the Homeopathic prin-
ciplel
Ergo, they begin by betting-we must meet
them. So here goes. A wing who voted for Jonas
X. M'Clinlock, as candidate for Mayor, of
ferst wager, thai Thomas Williams, the Anti Van
Buren, candidate for Senate, will be elected over
Jonas X. M'clin,ock, the Loco Foco candidate for
Senate, as follows:
Fifty dollars that Williams beats McClintock even.
Fifty dollars that Williams has msj'y Of 100 votes
Fifty dollars that Williams has may Of 200
Fifty dollars that Williams has msly Of 800 votes.
Fifty dollars that Williams has msly Of 400
Fifty dollars that Williams has ma'y Of 500
Fifty dollars that Williams has ma'y Of 600 votes
We say nothing. What say the friends Of the no
party hnni6ng?"
We have only to add in conclusion and explana-
ton, that the heralds part which We have taken in
this tournament was neither intended toexpress any
opinion or indicate any preference in the contes-h
being one entirely of veal nature
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THE MAIDS OMAN
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1888.


In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE uNITy--iN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS acknowledgements.
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. DELAWA ARE.
John ]. Millgan
MARYLAND.
B. C. Howard John Dennis
Francis Thomas James A. Pearce
J. L. II. Worlhihington VIM Cost Johnson
J. p Kennedy
Daniel Jenifer
VIRGINIA.
Walter Coles Henry A. Wise
Isaac S. Pennibacker Francis Mallory
Andrew Berne c. +. Mercer
John w. Jones John Taliaferro
r. Craig ... James Garland
Joseph Johnson Geo. w Hopkins
w. S. Morgan JIM. Mason
Francis L. Rives A. Stetrdrt
James w. Bonldin John Robertson
Linn Banks
George c. Dromgoole
NORTH CAROLINA.
James M'Kay E. ID. Stanley
M. L. Hawkins Charles Shepard
VIM Montgomery + Deberfy
Henry Connor A. H. Shepherd
Jesse A, Bynum " Alb. Rencher
s. I, Sawyer-(W) James Graham
Lewis Williams
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Francis w Pickens (W) High Legdre
w. r. Clowney (W) Haddy Thompson
f. ii. Emore (W) John Campbell.
John X. Griffin (W)
John p. Richardson 49,,
R. b. Rheu (W)
GEORGIA
TIL Glascock W. c. Datcson
J. F. Cleveland !Seaton Grdnfiand.
Chas. Z. Haynes
Hopkins Holsey
Geo w. Owens
G.. w. B. Towns
Absent Jdbez Jackson, (Con)
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SPEECHES.

r.r Mr.. GaaL.sDs' speech against the Sub-treasu-
nv now in the course Of publication. 49,.
Mr. LEdARF's great speech OF last winter lsd edi-
t;on1 on the currency and banking.
NJ J,Mrs M. MAsoNs speech at the extra session
against The sub-ueasury TO be had at this ofAce
June 2S--3t
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Correspondents will be attended to in our next.
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nUIwER's NEW TALE--Calderon the Courier,
Is tale in one volume by Buiaer Is tins day received
far sale by +. TAYLOR
Also, The second part Of Nicholas Nickleby, by Boz
The Credit System Of France Great Britain, ana ne
United States, by II c. Carey fcl.
- =. .a,,na, = june %
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T,OuND, few days since, small gold pencil, cham
md lockc, The owner can have the same ~ call
ing at this oce proving property and paying 'or as aa
yertisement. 49, -
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oNE THOUSAND FOSTERS COPY BOOKS
are this day received from the publishers and will be
Ia - oanbcrs or 10 those who buy TO sell again. al the
S nuhi;sbers lowest wholesale prices. Apply TO
Juno % - =" 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
TO TIE CITIZENS OF PikGLiLi.
PETERS
IEGET3BLE .4.NIi BILIOUS
pII -

EEANE been long renowned Tor the purpose" mentioned '
ncai that they justly held the highest estimation
IT," which the genius OF AmrrE
commerce penetrated Tho il best proved by the
patronage thn they ENJOY all drccons which ona-r ism
as1g such that with great difficulty H., b.,
prfiutcnds all the process Manufacture HIMSELF hGt the !r
supply orders.
Certain persons nstigad by their have been
roWHrcti PErEKs FLLs aud cnIcAvOu.
the world ia" GENCIHr AE1i,LE and Thereby many vp
lives ic0paI2Sd 10 o:e toPu; money IN the pockets o t
Of atGOcouS villains.
remedy this Gnriag and dPrrat" imposition. thc
take especial i look luT the lc me at the
prrlUs Signature, which viii b" fuuuI the cuiur"d
round ra box of the real TER.' PITS: TIE c0gH's
0C Tiich Is dr'6 ys""y.
Ihuetorc purchasers viii only attention Ibis they will
mpu-iiIDr m Peters has offered Lrrl:
offers THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD Tor tine apprehension
person who c,gpcH iis igHgrGa G. which N thus
far and hereafter deter nPoS,o fem attempting la
zlr.iuus speculation.
The following comp 1in's few of the for the .:
which Dr. Peters P- widely r"I"h.rrd VIZ Billion L.
vcr Fever Aguc U,opy I"cr Complaint EUiars TIE
Spleen Fcvcrtako. Headache, Ilatnnl CniIvcncs, io~nc
Splits. oss OF appetite, Indigestion and Scnur ot SVma
And "a all the i-rlCS peculiar Females 'y vii. be i,il
highly beneficial.
Prepared hy jos pGcstly Peters - D. 40 100 Liberty Street,
NJ" York. Each b"N contains 10 pills. Price 80 crnts
For sale by all the principal Druggists in Richmond ad "u
cut the l.. : Ii5-wlyf uN ~
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HOYTs OFFICE.

YG ISTRESS FORTUNE. hitherto considered caprcous and
" u"Irg creature, has determined, upon late cOavocaon
Of The Co.'s change the latitude ana udc OF her wander
inrs.
Having smiled long aud fscinnngy unon those who na
BIZ the colder OF the North she las determined
fast aehns seek the genial amy hrccze Of
the South. In her hight through the Heavens she happened
the city Of Richmond proud and noble looking Eagle
Golden aud ccsthr concluded make
aboie the winter, beneath emblem Of AFnnf
cas- Liberty and .oy She said she would reside future at
Goyi and d"a her avors unsplrir- bera all
who shall call on hrm for proof OF conclusion.
~ this, oyt smiled the Eagle his golden wings IN tic
81 and the Gods said - Ancni
The leading Capitals DO disposed oCaEc, Of Si00oo
ard Of 100000. ThcS5O and have taken and
gone Oct 20.
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LATE FROM FLORIDA.

thirty of his command returned Friday last from a
tour Of duty, after absence Of seventeen days His
command embarked in three snail beats at -. Marks,
and examined the coast and Islands, lar East the
OClia-went Up the DELLA, Fnhoaw way and Wacissa
rivers and examined all The cousry bordering these
rivers and other water courses, and found In
dams Signs. II is the general Lcct that The In.
dams have retired to the East of the Suwaunee.
letter from Carey Ferry under date Of Oct. 18Th
states that within The past week there have ccnc in
Fort King. twenty Indians and al Tampa thirty
three Taahase. and iljcnsukirs.
-Four mpaues Of the ,!'h Artillery, have arrived
here from the Nor H.
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CIRCULAR
NAP PETERS the pro,,,n,.r of .rrTERS' VEGET!

pAR. PETERS the proprietor OF 'rErERS VEGETABLE NJ.
- TT BiIEOG> Pii.t.S.n would no-m has
the United h" wti be abi' urr,i
supply or,s ,G,auy thea: To-. ayi %.
machine for rog"trg pills, whC. lie las rgcn"t! HEralra, 4
which will greatly i.cI'tc il, operations.
lie would 40. hereby. h- grateful Iauh 20 ih" ''
Of hundred
Juy, nHd tie parties !cd thciT satisfaction
0Id
Those testimonies bear evidence Of the
If the pills lsrT and ugu" ni"u. fever, anui sex c
ache. worm, spirits. morbid Affections, i".,
And ihcr also report guar Of Of white
had been almost "Gfry rv"lorca fT
neatly This consequence o rs eSir.urn'y
nrurr, w be given the Medical sUGciy, aud appear t
Reports.
u 81 medicine
circulated II the United States
o., la i5-v!y
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KsOyS's Office.

The fortunate holder of the Capital Prize of $4,000,
sold by few days since. has given permission TO
publish his name 1t was Col VIM Wynn This was
cinning pretty purse indeed-a larger one, doubt
than The Colonel had The pleasure OF winning before
Al 81 II, the Capital Of $4,000, sold to Col. VIM
Wynn.
/ 10 So the Capital Of $40 600, sold to Mr.. Henry
Roaers and others, of Nelson county, Va.
Both sold within two weeks by the most lucky vpnder
in Tie world. ID NJ. HOIT.
Persons from the country visiting Richmond should
always apply ut Hoyts for Tickets.
Nov Is 5l-tf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE in pursuance 81 j de
q ] cree pronounced b. the County Court oil LOUISA
on the 10Th day OF Oct 1888, in suit therein arPend
inp between the heirs ard distributes Of John lsGale
der a aud Elisha Milton Administrator dc 6OnS non
with uhc vii! ANNEXED OF John TesdaIe, dec SHALL
as Commissioner under said decree, proceed To sen 10
the highest bidder at Louisa Court ho'se, on ues
day, the eleventh DAY Of December next ana OF
credit Of twelve months all The slaves brtw'en Twelve
and Girrn in nrmh") held hy the late E'enor sdn!e
widow of said john Esite at the time o; her death IN
der the u If said John TisdG!e.
The sla:rs very likely, and some OF them are me-
chancs and Il liberal Discount will he made for cash
ELISHA MILTON, CommiSstGHT.
Or, rn 50--lG
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EE0yt'S office.

The Capital Prize Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, whole ticket, in Alexandria Lottery, Class Z,
drawn the 18th instant, sold by ID. NJ. EoYT, to
gentleman from the country This Prize amounts 10
fire times as much monty that of any ever sold
by any vendcr selling tickets in Richmond IioYT
is lFny The lucky TO forward orders 70. the One
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals
The blind Goddess has selected !orr her man
attend TO her affairs hereafter; therefore for the LARGE
Capitals, it necessary to direct your orders to
D. NJ. HOYr.
Del 2G [19-lf Richm0md Ia.
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(r,on, lie Sasannah Gaorciaa. Of .N.r s.


BY The steamer New YORK, Captain Wright, arrived
yesterday from Gateys Ferry, We have received the
following from our attentive correspondent:
FoKr HAELLEE. a.. + } Oct. 30.
Nj Edior-AccJmPanyin tins, | send YOU copy
of general order, announcing The disposition Of The
troops for The approaching campaign, and from
letters received from two officers OF great intelligence
Although General Taylor feels very confident that he
bring the IN close By nrgOCIati0n vet he is
unwlIir. trust the willy savage and his arrangements
being made with view to avail sisrli OF tie Us.
sistCnce OF force, should it be found necessary.
\ letter from friend a. Tampa Bay is received Giy.
ing The bees, ever yet received; atd his authority
is oil the highest value. He says, "a number "i Taa.
hassrCs and Sem'no.rs proper here, from Ia 20
in families Among lhcm is Euchee thl"cko Emathla
the prime minister ot p Taahassees, ard the family Of
Echo. EnalEa, king Of that band Sc"eal minor chiefs
here; and principal sub chief of the M.ckasukrs
named Coosa rusienuggec. recently in, and gave
very reasonable and favorable talk lie has since sen,
in runner, 10 say, that by the fail IF This moon, lie
will be in, with number Of his people, not 10 90 out
again sam Jones Is very sick, and perhaps, by this
time, dead, and with his people, on his way 10 this
PIacr. (iampa) lie sent Ia runner 10 Gotta, (Ah
gators step "on 10 say that lie would make large e
down The bay, "hcn Coza n,nst 90 out and meet him.
and then escort him in here. Should Sam Jones come
IN, or die the long agony is You perhaps know
that have never been sqngune; perhaps less lian
any officer in EloiiGa, but now think matters mare
favorable than they have ever been before and conf
IDENTITY expect Of all those cut on bolrd
ship. perhaps earlier than March or April"
The above is highly gratifying General Taylor, and
confirms al! his favorable antcipaliOnS of the early
titmcnt of this Internal He has succeeded in ship
ping every Of the Apaacicua Indians, (about $50
say % warriors and this is most important point
gained 1t will have very strong influence on the main
arrangements, 20 take place at Tampa Bay, the 9Th
November.
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NrcX;.rSnuHG, Co Va, }

T0i0N Ltrc7, August 30, IS:IS.
NWR f. p. NASii-DEAR SIR: ] visited The city Of
lya Richmond in June last. for the purpose Of pur
chasing Piano for my daughter. After examining The
markets, and finding none with which as pleased,
declined purchasing On my way hoinc, called on you,
IN Petersburg On examination found yours Of very
superior tone to any had therefore determined to
purchase one "f The make Of Stndart Worcester Dun
ham, ard requested you IN select one, which you for
wadcd in lew days.-Aflcr long and fair trial, it gives
me pleasure inform you, that it is an instrument Of the
first order Many persons Goth male and emale,) who
are we'll qualified to Judge. have Performed it, and
pronounced it be Of superior tone. action and power
who hear ii, are delighted with the sweet high tone
of the instrument beg leave, most respectfully, 10
recommend your Pianos to all who may "ish 10 p"T
chase. Yous, very respectfully.
ALEX. DORrCH
Col Dorich in purchasing he Piano alluded 10 abure,
left the choice Of the same, entirely 10 myself
T.. z. NASH.
Book and Piano Seller, Pctrshurc, ia.
Nn, Il =M2N
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Head Qnar'crS-.7rmy cfthc Saith.
For, HarIIee, (E F. Oct. 30, 1853


The for active operations having arrived. the
troops serving in Florida will be disposed OF follows
viz:
lst. The ten companies Of The 1lh regiment Of ar
lery, six companies of dragons, and Smith and Nick
lei companies u Florida militia placed under tho
immediate command Of Col. Twggs who after leaving
suitable garrsons at Black Creek. ST, Augustine Fort
Pevton, New Smyrna. Forts King Mellon Miranopy
fcuato Hanson, Walker, and Harllee, will penetrate
the country between the 81, john aud rivers
10 Fort Mellon The first and high Lake Aha sop
Ia, the last and between the s.. Johns and the At
lantic, from ST Augustine TO New Smyrna causing
complete survey to b. made Of the region designated
The swamps and hann"cks will be accurately laid down.
and the latter chcckerd nth roads wherever necessary
to prevent The enemy from locating his and chill
tren within them he will also establish such military
posts may TO and drive the hoses from
the country, aud give protection TO frontier settle
mens.
ID, Brcv Col. Davenport with four companies ofhe
1st regiment of infantry and company of the ~
tayo0ns to be designated by the Colonel Of that reg
ment will proceed practicable TO re occupy
Fort Clinch, on the WithlacoocEee river. He will en-
poy that commanain securing the country between tina,
river and the Suwannec, the margin Of the Gulf par
tcularly along the region of the Wacassassa. He will
have complete survey made OF tine theatre OF his ope
rarions penctra,ing such hammocks as NAV .eQuirc il
with roads, and establishing such small posts as nay be
necessary 10 drive the Indians from that portion of
Territory, and 10 prevent their returning 1t.
Sd The posts OF Fort White aud Tanning are also 10
be placed under The command of Col Davenport,
The troops in Middle Florida. including the 9Th ren.
rrnt OF infantry, and company of the "a Infantry
at Charles Ferry placed under the orders of Lieut.
Col Green who has already received instructions rels
tive thereto.
4h The three commands. above indicated, are sepa
rate and distinct and they will report direct general
head quarters
9th Captain Nackay, and Lieut. Gunnison, Of the
Typographical engineers will report 10 Col Twigrs and
receive his orders Lieut. Blake Of that CORPS will in
like manner report to Col Davenport, aud Lieut. Nc
Lean TO the officer commanding on the Okeienoke for
duty connected With that department. Copies Of all
draughs made by The several officers Of the Typographical
corps, will be forwarded TO the chief of thai corps and
also 10 these ead quarters.
9Th, Surgeon DeCamp, senior surgeon in Florida and
medical director the east side Of the peninsula is
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n,nr shall consist Of President and Vice President,
tsu,er S. cre,afy and Directors; that the ca
,eI shall b.. SiO OiO with power increase il ii neccS-
s,v Givicd milo 800 shnrcp $50 each . are, and lie
Society is its Operations when one"nt'h
of the stock shall be Subscribed. Nearly that amour.
was subscribed learn, by hose who attended The las'
nieerng-and there is, therefore, every reason 10 DC
lrvr HAT the company will not only be orFanizsu ou'
be able in short lime 10 make handsome divGehu'
National Intelhgencer.
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signed 10 duty with Coont Twiggs, and :" i'll drsgn''e
the several deal officers within the limits OF his com
maud as well as those around the Okeirnoke, to the
stations they /" occupy. Surgeon Nood Meo,ca'
director on the SIDE viii, in like manner assign
the medical officers their stations on that SIDE and
also those serving the Gulf with Gel Davenport, a"d
with Col Green in Middle Florida
9TH The comnissarai will supply the necessary sub
sscnce from The varous drpots at Tampa Bay Gacy's
Ferry, and such other points as mag be necessary
Ssh. The senior QuartFrm1s'er I" FLORIDA VIII assign
TO The several columns such Q!lI!rrmasrs as he nay
trem necessary for the Objects Ii" TeT" aud W.! furnish
u,. TRANSFORMATION tools iorage andes. &c &c which
NAV be required 10 carry into effect the duties above
gnated. by order CT ,,,,,o,
BRIG. GEN TAYLOR.
J. Il. La MOTIF,
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EODK BINDING.

Fl w RANDOLPH IL CO, Booksellers, having
81 o purchased Of M. F. Mayo, his stock Of tools
binding materials, &C. will carry on binding OF every
description the best style, aud moderate terms at
the old stand on the street leading from Main street 10
Shockce Warehouse, 3 doors hrow Mr. ihc"iis IL
Dtews grocery store Mr.. Mayo VII! Continue ~ the
Biutery Clerks Of courts aud others who have had
lheir hooks u him, may be assured that the work Viii
be dorc IL. HE rry Superior s!y; as heretofore
%,J Slot
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EHOya's office.

Drawn Nos Of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No G:
- 3 40 81 . - 81 u a. % -
Half Ticket, Nos. % 49, Capital Prize of 81 GOO
DO. do. - 10, do. do l,OO0
Both sold by Huyt. and the cash paid at sight
All persons in the country who intend investing in
The 100000 iwoud do well to order without DELAY
Direct d. VI. HOYT.
Nuv6 y2-lf
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POET'Es L.
uvcu YET RsaAiS. USsrSc."

THE COMPASS.
The following c'as;e aud beautiful limos are oM inc LUZ"
Evangelical Magazines
The storm Ioul-jcforc the blast
Our gallant aaEs WAS driven;
Their ia :.uinc cfvSiS the biiio"S roareI,
And rot friendly stat appeared
Throu.h Gil the vaults OF heaven
We, dauu,less still the sicoisinan stood,
Aud lzcd without sigh,
Where poised n needle bright und slim,
An. l.htci BY u lar thorn dan,
The COMPASS meets his eye.
Thence tau .ht his datksome course 10 steer.
q. bfea,Lcd no " ISL for day;
But braved the whiilw Gdss head-ions night,
Nor ancr throughout that dismal night,
10 frGr or doubt gave way.
And what is oft the ChIisti,n's ii!e
But as dark aud drcar,
Through which, without "Gc "hHS""e 10y
OF WORLDLY bliss 10 cheer has way,
lie his vessel steer!
We, lei him no er TO sorrow yied'
For ia the Sacicd page
A compass shHes ci"ineiy tue,
And self rminod sre"ts MS view,
Amidst 10 tenn. esi srage
Then firmly le, him grasp the helm,
Though loud tho pillows roar,
And soon his olis and troubles last,
His auchNr he shall! safety cast
On Cunaau's happy shoro
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Female Sch9oL at hite Chimnsys, Caroline county, Ia
yEyHE exercises of this Institution will commence on
81 18th January, lc:iJ aud terminate on 18th Decem
ber In addition TO the present lnstruciress. there will
be an Associate Teacher competent 10 give instruction
in the Latin and French languages. Mathematics in all
its various parts and in tie different branches "a. Eng.
lsh Lessons the Piano aud Guitar by Professor Of
Music attached 10 the school
Board, including washing and lodging, SO 90
Tuition in the English bTGnchrs, - 90
Latin and French, additional charge.
Music at the masters charge.
Use of Piano. 81 per month
Terms half payable al The end Of five months
Each young lady must furnish her towels and candies
Apply 10 NJ. YOUNG,
Oct 81 [30-w4wl .1gcH. fo- tic Schoci
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Notice to PTcsmpii1n Claimants.
Every person claiming the right o! pre- cmpt;on TO any
OF the lands csig aIed the above procianaon. s re-
Ques,ed prove the Tie satisfaction OF the ke
gser and Receiver Of the proper Land Office. and make
payment therefor prGCticG6s ater $'s"g hS
notice in Order that tic clam may be @djudicaird BY
those officers ngleraby to law. in due time, prior 10 the
d0y appointed for the commencement; Of the public sar;
aud oil claims not duly made known and paid for prior
10 Tie date aforesaid declared by law 10 be Forfeited
JAS WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner cC The Gcaerai Limit Office.
Aur : 2j--wGwNwlL
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" ADORERS WANTED.--The Black Heath Com.
& 4 pany oil Golfers wish 10 hire tmmedtntGy, %
able hnded Laboers for which they will give 81 Oh per
day FIR every working day. oad fad them, until n" 2h
Dscan,ber next Amply to Col. ileth at Tie Pits, or
BERNARD Peyton in Richmond
Oct l6 fo-u
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NTOriCE WIN be sold at public action, on ThurSs
S Gav the .Mh day Of November next. one house and
lot ia the town of Columbia, Fnvanna, the property o
Ann F. Porlls deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate, will
plr,sc ptc.rnl them for settlement as wish 10 settle
M the estate JOSEPH n TURNER,
E1tcuior If n +. POrtas EStatc.
nri IN 5)-GlT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

G,Asn SALE OF NEGRoEs.-l vii! SELL l" ,'r
& h,sLca, hidder. for ca.h, at Lawrenceve, on the
.,h of November next it being Brunswick Court day,
twenty negroes, consisting al men. Women giT!S aHo
boys. ANbtI" h''..i-'it"'
Oct 10 f'-'o