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ST,TE OF LOUISIANA.
DARlSH COURT for the Parish and civ of New
Il Orleans. Present The Hon. Charles Mautian,
Judge. June Hin, lS38 No. Ii, 9G4.-Jacqucs Potter
his crrditors-Upnn reading and filing the petition
nd schedule in this cae, 1t is ordered by the Iourl
lh4 the creditors OF the nsolvent d. show m open
court Saiurda, the 9TH day Of july 1853, way he
should not be dSchar ged according law; aud IN the
meantime ali proceedings against his person and pro-
ery stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans June II, 1888.
jell Paw ARMAND flTOT, Clerk
INTAT DE LA LOUISE ,Nn.-Coul lie Puruls>r
"a pour la paroiSsSe ct la vile de la Nouvelle Or
ieans.-Presen Phon. Charles Anurian, juge, j juin
lS38.-No iO,964-J: cques Potter contie SITS cream
ciers-Sur lecture ct enresIs ement de Ia petition ct
la schedule dams cette ane, est decrrte par la our
cue les crGanriers de nsuvuhe iare savo eurs raj
ell cour uuve, Sa ed de Jul let 1888 pourauoi
il lie sara point dech rye commencement la ui ct en-
attendant tOntes 20 lrsuites personne on SEES
prophecies sout arretees.
Bureau de greiier, Nnnvelle Orleans. | juin 1883.
iel4 2aw ARM MD Pilot. Grefie'
r INSEED OIL-l0 bbs, lanIn; Ilom steamboat
h Albany, for sale by Il DORSEY.
jei3 A New evee.
EARY'S SUPERIOR HANS-Now landing from
IL stcau boat Snhna saally of the above put IN
in hhds, tierces and bills; for sale by
LAYEF y AMELUNG,
iele II Commerce street.
n INSEED OTI.--Ie hbls and , casks besI Linseed
IA Oil, now landing from ship Nashvic, and for ale
by JARVIS 81 n .DREWS,
Whues lie Druggists
jeI3 Common and 'rchapitnuas st.
8 CoTCH NLE-5e casks tpints ana qaarisl in store
~ and fer saleby HOLMES q MILLS,
je'a Rank Alley
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N B ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. l5th, 1898.
u Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, Pensacola or
MIR Sewell Taylor the former proprietor, at Kew Or
leans.
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PARKER'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &C.
EOURNA OF an Exploring -Four beyond the
~ Rocky Mountains, under The drerti"n "t The
F N, performed in the years 1885, SO and
10; containing description OF the geography, &C.
uogy, climate and productions and the mum err,
manners aud ustolns of the natives; VITA Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Sam c Parker, A NJ.
he River aud the DESERT or Rrcollccllons of
the Rnone and the Chartreuse; by Miss Pardoe,
author o:the lily OF the Sh tan, &c. IN vols.
Tie Robber, Tale, by the author OF Rlchelieu,
tn Gypsy, Atta; u vols.
he Two Fnrls; Adsen ure in a Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady Bassinglon, f l.
Buinur, Mrs Norton, Barry ornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain McdWlu, and others; in , vots
The Lie and Adventures OF Nicholas Mic cby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by 7 M, No. /,
Just re eved and ior sale by
BENJAMIN LEVY
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10OA BARRELS LIME landing from. brig Uncle
SW MINING ScAGOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER,

AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER,
Opposite HlaaderMe street, Third Nun ciruhiy hro
squares hetow the iah Road
EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, PLEASURE AID
HEALTH.
FE'ilE arransemHus for this establishment are now
4 completed he Proprietors have provided every
thing which may tend to the comfort OF tuthers. The
dressing provided with doors under lock
and keys ladders and ropes re prepared Tor ascending
from the bath; constant supply nj clean dry owels
is kept for the hathers. ! he wning which throws an
agreeable hadc over the bath, d"ring The heat of the
day, is elevated and allows a free circulation
oil All.
u The OmniLusscsp plying between Canal street and
the lower cotton press pass every hafhour within fifty
steps of he baths,
BY subscriptions. 25 tickets for So OO
Price of a bath with u towel, d
u Iha Baths open from o'clock A. NJ. until
lot NJ.
These baths afford graduated lepth of of to
feet formed hp enclosed basin so feet long by 50
broad protected by railing from the strong of
the river, and yet sufficiently open to allow free pas
sage the wafer
| auqi-lm
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FOK '-lION IDIINI T.
fl The copper fastened aud coupcrrd big
jfrefE NErrl Ne Capt. Il. !e'yi', having ne
1st.ff% ha OF her cmGn gagrd viii have despatch
lu ruIuIe of teialt OF ia -,t-4 isyu2 good accom-
uua.tIoUs, ap,t, to the Ca rt U9ri, foot of De
lord sAecl or
CHASE Y NlNET,
augtl Custom House
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y HOLk.SAl AND 5EENt 'OMR AND
Wv VARIETY STORE, NO IS Cano stree ,rr-
der Bishops HOtei-'lhc subscribers az ,ipa ren ny
at their stand, extensive assortment
their line, comprising every variety OF Combs IRA shes
Pertumer,, Looking Glasses, Playing Cards sni a
large number OF Fancy articles. The following
prlt description:
COMBS-rortoisea and Brazilian high top tuck, ,,ai
and carved; d. do. twist, long, neck, puff side po.Ns
and dressings ivory and horn; fine .o,h dressing and
pocket combs horn, reddng ana nJrsa combs; wooden
dressing, fine tooth and pocket con.n.
PERFUMF.RY--A general ASIA, 1,.,t of French
and American Pertlmely, consisting ,..sl ,gne water
in bottles, OF all shapes and sizes; a,. ,er Florida
rose orange, lemcn jessanine, begamo, h,llerfeurs
etc; fancy soaps OF every scrptoh macassar anque
and vegetable hair oil and curling fluid; chlorine tooth
wash, earbonic and chlorine defce; scented and plair
toilet powder; pomatum; preston salts, etc.
misunderstanding great variety of cloth
hair, hat, hes tooth, nail comb, shaving plate hearth
fine and plain dustine sweeping, crumb furniture
courng paint and varnish brushes and sash and grain
ng tools of all sizes
LOOKING GLASSES-CorAprisng gilt frames o
varons sizes, S. B. and draw toilets; German statia
toilet and pocket glass, magnitying MIR ors, etc.
PLAYING CARDS-Eagle, HAIRY Sh, Broom
Highlander, Spiel Carten, French and whites back Play
ing Cards.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTlCLES-A supe
rior assortment of portable DESKS ladies' and gentle
mems dressing and ladies' work boxes; fancy box
of various descriptions, suitable for the yea
and Christmas gifts; pocket books OF all sorts; suspen
des, muscboxes, lead pencils, cryons, violins, beat
bags and purses assortment of fancy beads superio
quality billiard balls paste backing; bone shirt yes,
fall and suspeder buttons; pearl buttons and shirt studs
srOps; gas machines for creating ligt Spanis
and melee segars naccouba, Paris, rappee and Scotc
snufts assortment OF plain and sword canes; back
Cannon boards dice, fancy screens OPTICS Jews arps
harmonicas, lucer matches, pins, needless percussion
caps, drinking cups, hunting TASKS and game bags
STEEL silver and plated spectacles; thmbes, twne etc
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For Sale, Ereig.2t or CSlagter

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
Il tn loud ut inton Kndge, the intermediates
In landings, or at this ont, the fine copp.r
$3.50. fastened and coprered schr Sii i.o' Il,
Captuin Hopkins will load as aDovc il immediate opplt-
,;nu he made 10 LEVI II & lLE,
;xli 93ComnOn street.
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EFAT De la iDuIsi Md our he Paroisse pour
In paroiSSr Ell Vile de la Nunyelle Orleans.
Present: riton Charles Maurlan, JUICE
NM NJ Martin ct Richard : ost contre eurs cream
v cers ct les rreuciels de Martin Il Yost-N0
I082-IO Nnut l633-i4a cessnn de> nropricteS fate
par les pcounaires ayant ete accertGe par la cou,
pour lie hGncice de leurs crenncers; il est urtonnG
par la que lesdits creanciers sasscnhlerot en-
fetude de Marks, Esq, pub mercredi, 10 sep
cmbre proclaim, pour prendre consideration enrs
atfares DIES performances ct attendant ltes pour
suites cnntr personne ct prophecies ct de-
meure snspendues. Et Il est d., plus arretc que Geo
Rogers, 50, soft nomme pou representer les cream
ciers absenS.
Par ordre de la Toui.
Bureau du Gretfer, Nouvelle Orleans, 10 aout 1888
ARMAND PRO! Gre1,er
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q fEAUT1FIl. head Of hair i4 the grandekt orpa
'. rren, hhlnngpg t, ihe human frame. 'ow s'rane"
" the loss OF it changes the c"unenare, aud nrcna'
'urrv brings the nrrharaute Of old age which,
ses many to recoil nj heins n,cnverrd aud sometimes
shus sucietv to avoid the tests and sneera OF
t.rr acquaintance: thu remainder oF .fcr lives
acuu,utlI spout in retirement. In s.nr not the
loss If property fills the generous thinking vonth with
that sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
To all these unra AMI circumstances 0iridee'
PAIL! of Columbia stops the hair from falling off tn.
6rst application. ard few bottles restores il again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whssers prevents the
MR. from turninr crav makes it curl heantilnv, md
frees il from scmrf. Numerous certificates of the first
rcsnsct,'iv in support of the virtues of 0ldr;dge,
Balm. shown nv the propriefcrs.
G-F Rea,l the following
Robert Wharton Esq. late MAYOR of fhiladoIph
has certified may he aeen below to the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen. ..Ht
The undersigned do hereby certify TINT have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Oldridge and
have fund it highly sersceahle only preventive
aganet the falling of Of hair but alsoa cerHin resiora
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, e,nior,
Methodist Minister in - Gt-rse ciarsc.
No ST North l'ifihst
John P INGIlS, 81 A,ch street.
JOHN b THOMAS. VI II, tG3 Raccst
}nN 1 M Ettkap ~ as s, n", : j
/ JOHN GARD,Jr, Ia3 Arch street.
1t j. known that three Of the above $sntrs more
than 50 years of age and the others not less than 80
from the Mayorl
Commonwealth If Pennsylvania, I
City Of Philadelphia
! I, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city Of Philule
fhia, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
| Nessrs InSFfS, John = Ftre,, and Hugh NJ Curdy,
hose nnineHhre signed tn the above tercne,hat they
are genemcf OF character and responsibility, and as
such full credit should he given to the said certificate.
! In witnr,s whereof have hcrcunto sci my hand
and caused the SEA! ni the CITY Ia be fixed, this
9Th day OF December, Nc.
r.. II ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| OBSERVE that each bottle Of thr Genuiue Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is reprcs, nteG
/ the Falls Of Niagara, &c
/ Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Are
rra No. Fletche street, Nader Lame, one doc,
below Peprl street and by most iruggs and refumers
! through h. country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
/ ma WHOLESALE Agents. >rw Orleans
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WANTED.
FL vessel of the capacity of 100 to $50 hhds.
,5TN will receive despatch for Charleston il mme-
Rg dmte application be made to
LEVI II GALE,
ivA SO Common street.
GALr-aOu sacks Liverpool fine salt board baraue
- Citizens, and for sale; by
LEVI II. GALE,
jel8 SO Common street.
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w N'TIsD

WANTED.
81 A Brig or schooner capable OF carrying
,M from Gu to iO0 900 feet lumber, to load at East
aAAaY. Point, Mobile Bay and proceed to liayana.--
Auply 10 LEVI H. GALE,
nl3l 80 Common street
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WANTED TO CHARTER,
81 A Vessel to proceed to Mobil, and there
EaSsM load for Havana. For terms apply 10
[AAgY WM BRYAN,
<
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CoastWlse.

FOR BOSTON.
III The fine schr VINCENT, Capt. Sand
,5F4xA born, having part of her cargo engaged will
. z4aAtE have despatchfor ffeigh. of 100 bales,
passage; apply to
S g. P WHITNEY,
nugi Cont street.
FOR BOSTON.
To sail on Saturday, the 18Th.
Fl The fast sailing brig CORA, Geo. j.
trssrS Curtis, will sn above; for deck freight
sss.E. passage having good accommodations APP
ply the Captain, board below the Rail Road, or
10 CHASE II DiXGf,
augl6 ustom House street.
FOR BOSTON
Fl The fine brig BORODIN .C"oper, mas
,Erfs> i ud, to receive freight am, having
10y. rU'ts terae cargo aged, will NE, with
desp "cu For freight passage apply on board or to
STErSUN Il AVERi,
augll So Gravier street.
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f.nnisu kniL Rcnd

o add to III" comfort o the hour OF leaving Erh-
mead io Louisa will hereafter be the mu:nIn. m>lrah {"
hic' i"r by this ronic passengers Tor Ch"il"rSf1 fae
later hour the and turc carrier IN the even
ns than by other line. Besides H. daily line 10 CLHr
uesrlir aud stanton II is weekly Ia lynchus id'scn
leaving Richmond iusa! Thursday aud Su"ia! ae
AT lynchhuts the evening
The hour from Frd.rckha Is ono in the day! enabling pas
.suserS avg Charlottesville III c mornng I" gel :" hlch"nd
the tvrUin. earlier hour than 10y other line.
Between Fredericksburg and thar"i'rsvi" the arrangements
equally expeditions. Passengers leave FTr"fck>u
the evening L"a,ig
FrcJcrIckSbu Tuesny Thursdays Sundays they arrive
al iynch"us The neat evening.
Ch they ihch Frcd' ct.burg tn" fny
cxcrp, Sund.y uni is freight Com the juno
t.un,R sk-hurs breakfast
Travellers uh the 10y the Louisa I'D
There beiu: - miles "f railroad they relieved in get de-
gree fatigue while their rapid. Alter raNn: -
resvlr regular direction 10 the NEcHiA
mud Gnlc another 10 Pattunsburg nd T"nncss"e
Richmond Charlottesville So co. Richmond 10
Lynchbu. so Fare from Fredericksburg Charlottesville
81 90, Fredericksburg to Lynchbris Sll %.
july i9-tlS
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Toiaai!e .Hbcmor!c Land Eor safe.

j
Eaf virtue If Drrc AibrGrir county Court rendered cn
the ih Jun" lS', the subscriber Offers r:irrr sal! iih
valuable Idcf Of i"Td b. longing The cs" OF Jnn A. an
dec intmr tie IrinC" al Msi0T las Clarke" ~ n. M Ne
Fc"ch lur. HGG r.i nti"s below unirg III
lands uiJ hn K'-Is rirr NruwcIhr ohrr and costs ming
Hundred 1hI lirt - i!ns
ted, irrrIrGi.tI, base % h, A"uniaIr
rm Is Of tn pheasant aud n4crnio rrl@ho"od- III
III" State. he greater par. OF the land rri I'D
state Il" but there rcicur, of wn"is for every
rur"s" The soil i priur Taiy of the hr m"u"'nin
'iy d:h admirably ndai"d the growth 81 0Hc"- VIE nj
and clover Tie n'o. crIntl!' dw'lin:
house, and every necessary huns, h" larry. 'arn
An opportunity Of u'aiI" Gs'ahl Rarely occuTs
G"n''n q" distance" Lining TO purchase viii d" vel
view the iaud without delay.
II not sold privately !a: Aih-WaTlr September tCTr It ~"
be Un"r"G public sd" the Tue y lie J:h day OF
Scpi"uhcr IL ihIr, oh"I 0u thc r"N 'ait day.
Persons Ing H." baud please cal Nr FCfcr
McTiw"thrr, residing The immediate o will :G ii
inci!ny, AMI i1l"fmHi desired.
7erS-onr fourth the InrChas" c"shic l,TcC IN
three and TIRE" S"tsthr
with approved aud deed &c she
land ELLEN ~. CARR, CuHTis''cnfr.
lure Is ll-Mt5S
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InLntcn Land Lpr sHlf.

PLANTATION NJ hcr'n hIrtr in Tie lower erd OF Luz
IN ~ late 1872 OF which nh'-
,l - in ,yood and the opIipn vi the n"b"rns pam'rfs
G., no Tnlrrn Lsn!. iOI sale csunabc terms u
owned Icy iin 81 he udrrrii'rrs
c Il, he tho body land the county IL remark
a,v we'll wa,crd and healthy and 'iu It'd in n"'o oon
w: - sey If any, il There is Presbyterian church
-, ,h Land md Methodist HnIts and Ensccp i ct nc- within
te or four Possession will br give" II" The cnd oil
~. nnornry vii! afforded the purchaser cTr OF
49, nrcscn, occupants Of n" nn:rnkc I" DOH
m rcasonnhlr terms The breaking M The present e"'hm"
w and the ab;nrn. will nfni purchaser rS
t n,,ounn,,y bnyins pubr SAL in Noronbc PROVISIONS
ct Sr Es property might po bly, be ndv nngco"sy DIVIDED
~ ,yo such division must he mnGc amer
Of the II not be inferred cm the "'sr"n
nu,ncc that tho and has hccn sold VIII
I and the known, y Roger r. Atkinson or Ko1c
A. Atkinson. frI,y :, n ,r,.ITsoS
Petersburg advertised bv ih" executors Of
AK still for al"; and rs the executors
sn;ci,ou. their aJnius on rs 20 sib' arc
, "a red a, prices so are large irac IN SUSSEX anr NJ
heavily tiucrcd with III" best pine the last named lying
rivera huy Wood said 10 be OF great
S,i,;,y: and smaller in Orange, North Carolina
!ctt'y a"" 2t-wH
ALL
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Jum.s E,rer and KanQpha Company

.r.,ou Jam's E,rsr and Kanaa1ha Company
Soi'E 10 LNGuRERS-hta meeting Of the President ana
sh June ISIS: '>'''' ~
mat the Comp will continue to pay tor labor on
t ir'' o. M cid cua the they are now pay
III tue ", SET h ~ the advertisement of the agent, mr.
40 puo'"i IA the Richmond newspapers, until the force
enpyed on ii level shall D. the Company on the
compilation o. The work he executed thereon
FURTHER, That from and ,her MonI,y morning each
l:er cnoy-d by the Conp4a on said work whu compile
"isd'i shil be returned by the said r2en, as having
MOD well and faithfully every worso, day (.xcept wneu
p'e'e"ed from til" time When he shall engage in the
ScrF'c" until the Completion i'll work, and a.
IN orderly manner shall be encd receive
rio, nnx % at IN tho Of compensa-
10 he paid on the fist day occurring tby the
o. 'he Eon?nyl after thu completion the said work =:
o set that such additional compensation shci he pid
''ofe'' VINO sE III continue in the Companys service
81 work on sad ieve! shall be- completed: and pro-
'hal ".e resolutions shall not apply 10 any persons
w - son sac! lover level.
furnished by order Of the Board w. B. CHITTENDEN,
'uh- 10 fII-,fl Secretary
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Land amt .hiUrC,s far Nuir.


PURSUANT decree of the iircr ~rcrio Court If In"
"d chnucc A.mar county. pronounce ih. I'D day
rirS plaia',tT. ."d Ipln! Administer and 9th" def ma"ts,
undersigned, Of tic acting ~ 'o""s'"" OF I'D
.rd the following Iecis Ut ind " long
Ing los ph J"pIins deed via:
Ia "Wednesday, 18Th :y of August Ecy,, fair. anh If moi,
day the Tract Of nd i" the county {" Alrmnfc nut!
James River "hor"'ad Iop"- ",'" amt d Nr as per
l., Ii-d >a : cIT'aiunG go ncG"s
And day. ihe lrncs III sa! county H'l'E'ns
Thpr lTarS lave h. usuar worked together ""r and
c"d u:hcs aud viii b" sod r"."th"r h" IS" Ir~es
l. d.che per cN"int f. flied sad cause containing y.
aah Is rs and the other exhibit " rs c"nafnir.
2 mud J. ;"cs. This lie. "I me- EINtr The
sale .n day viii with The last hcsrri'rd property,
called .hosS that III. the i rn"mti"cd III he
sold rurch will therefore, the day o sac, please attend
Ard On Morny. alh .y Of August u"A. if fr nud not,
day. al a." rsnc OF ih" Tact "i nd ri"glrs Il"
said Jess" Jops deceased 'ns III Nelson county, w" vas
devised L;n, hy Thomas IopIns. decreased containing 100
mcc. afc, da,urring $40 d,isd ~
nr. 10 Holman Jcrr- This 300 will 'e laid of
Jorng Il" IL" 'n and which h"s drcrcIcd
for ale 100 acres md on ia and n"
,,c prrirn OF the lands rucl Luplrs
used from heirs of William BALL. t'cca-cd Ar'ou
orhc Iorog, h"e ,ehi prrior
Isa The al these rs" tract. W. c""n"mc" wlh The
naac Purchasers will, ;hcrcioc on the day 81 SALE
Acl On TLnfs tAr ~ av of Au:u., newt rr AMI il
tho next the o rad in Nelson run'y "nr :ir2
said Jesse a"s, Gcc,"srd "h"f Oh john Hughes esrs aud
containing aI
TIE csia". ryinr james Rvr in Alrnac
caun,y Ill" rIhc Tie 'a contain IN he
{" Tie undersigned 'ssi"nT, "h" kn"ws
b.. nni 0H'r,u the very m - IT. d Land "nd
soua. They lo rh rcfe each riE constitute"
property bat the the mis- of rforc
and worked a. 'y shnud h" will M +" most up"
Ti' III first namr al thee
T,act> there nisn tine Apple p:r
any cvcerrr Crap" Vine. aud Pencil Tr"" Tho farm
and 10th urr"rm"ni good TIE trds III MI
being (ny equal I" tho Of Other
lun! in the re~f"c'tv" n"'=h'" 'oc> where they ii"
sold he periods proposed, purchasers seed
crops nl small .ran.
~ Tie toms vii s three equal annual alm"nis, whh"n
r9rov,d security md the i retained as additional
sect
And Wednesday. the 5rl day Of Sp,"nb liowad
vile 4 the mouth Of RukG-h Al"m RE county. Tu:.U.nr
the mvr decree, about Twenty Nr.rnc. consisting Cf
Men Chrru III" OF snh Jrsr J"lImg do
- Of por tho purchasers
ro'i yah" either Of the ,nk. Richmond, their
bran, hes a Lynch'"rr. wi,Earprov"d rrd"r,"rs.
RE!REN q. PATTESnN, r. -r...:,n,
JAMES W. PAITESuN, ~
,uIu
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.NGiice Ia COnfrdCidrs

NAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA iMpROfEMENr.--A pub
lie attng will be held in the OF Lynchhurs tir l2
all the under The line
Canal be- thJt place aud the city al Ehm"ni
This work OF ~ locks, l3 cu!ycu uqurdurts, tow
about 100
road t."s and ttnm so Ia 40 sides several
heavy sections tween 1Nnchhurs aud the Blu" Ridge"
Tie Locks Will generally M dry Masonry heathrd with plank
The Tie york m br poUt; TO CnuTnrtms by
the the line; and the general plans and
vIScatinus shhrd Office subcIiher in the
cS Richmond until tho 9th Of September, and in l.nchu'g al
the u the Letting.
The Valley vi the James river is remarkably healthy.
CHARLES Ei.l.Er. IR.
Csief Engineer Of te lanes kreT and hanGuha Company
JuIy 23-lSS
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NJ, IA ttMihNh - Nta s'a't"
me- ing Prr-iSr' ard Dir"rfH OF the ines
Company, held he cii OF RICHMOND" on &c"
.ray. 18th july, les:
Kred That Sockhodcr. Of he James Rrorand kanH~hn
hereby 10
any INTO tn Bank Virginia IT. SrancIc-, ~ addition 10
" nahoj fifteen d"iars mare enCh
.,rr of och held OmP.ny faint fol-
lows:
FIVE dollars share before the 25'h day oil November
Five nrs per before tho sh day Of January next
Five dollars before 25th day o! March
~ Order OF Tie President nnd Dr"c'ors
". q. CHtrl ENDEN, Secretary.
sriG rIrJ Tho
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August j
ISInn lie ThiffI

.TOLEN from my stable Tuesday night the ai-i Of July,
GREY HORSE, eight old lat Spns-h'e svt
inches high rides remarkably ""ha- -eve'"l small
ro,- har" the back. um the I'd II the sHLde-nnper has
:enr-hs long tails very round hndrd, com
vel. furmrh kth when 'tH'"IDg Hnd niso OF
rGr.rs .abrshUd all round when taE"n--
shoes hind. and shoes -mary worn before VIII g''
rcug grs reward fer The above scrbcd Horse md apprh
ION thief dollars m the llors" s'une Delivered TO me-
wing IN he upper end of hanover cuny tue road catng from
,rhmnnd IA loIISl Count -"n~e 1HOS. }. JViNSoN.
, Gi--H 3yS
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~ O. The n.,o,mcn,. tina, have Loen called for Including

pAes REWARD away from the S3scrI6c on the 22d
Jaw" ,oremb lea residing Bradford county, neHr New
London his EliiILES. thcHiLE' lie Is surprised
and 35 of black, supposed 10 he
feet 3 or high, scout made, and uncnmmony Ihgc
cn.. thu good dit her nod ose has scar on his
mole his neck about thn
~ o. shot, which alone ought to detect him.
exrcc free OF 5a' bcsn carried on ny some
and 10 liee rt VIII give SiVu
HI, taken nut Of the State, or $50 S-
the and delivered to me- scueo any
get him again. K ao
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yuIrxnry GROVE FOR SALE.-Th" subscriber wishes TO
IN , Farm on which shs rrsis, known hy the OF
,ty royc situated county Kin. William, about
,; NJ ,Ie from ramunky and D. mill '' the city
of Rrhnon coa;uir by old surrey, Al acres h improve
mr.. MI in ci,r and ih"Ir hchhIr resi-
innre and aurif, in Lev Nn2inia @hTl n suTe
or oua,y hns sCov red !" srt abundance differ nj
n., nj ,br Iarm. soil is susceptible ui Improvement
I'D well ADAPTED growth Of clover II il 81 the best
lands for pl Jean, this scon. ard III" society eGu II"
~ rrrsurS wishing purchase ocn!l ard
view the PREMISES. Terms will he IT cGmnodairn":
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