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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

Gated men, to guide the enqurng spiti, Of the times
in treating which, he touched the prevailing love
oil utility which dsregards the character Of the agent
ana gives pre- eminent Importance to the consequences
OF aciions-and, which was the chief thought dwell up
the truth that education 0nce polcer and trust
Ths last sentiment was enforced the minds of the
young, with patriotic spirit and power Of eloquence
which will not soon be forgotten. The thrilling effect
OF the concluding parts OF the oration, in which the
speaker seemed TO lose sigh, Of every thing but his audi.
eGce and the grandeur of his theme amply otcs;ed
by The spontaneous and continued applause Of all casses
oil hearers.
81 think have not overraed the address, which is
worthy o! being classed with the efforts of NepaGck
Gov Everett and Gushing The instructions conveyed
were marked feature of the per.o mance-and they
were liberal patriotic and comprehensive MIR Mellow.
ell is from Lexington, Rockbrdge county, and was in
Yale College in 1913 "
Another correspondent Of The same paper pays
pnent To hc eloquent and patriotic address Of the Hon
James Mcdowell of Lexington Virginia. We have
no doubt Of TIE strict justice of the cuinpmentbut we
sure, that Mr.. Med would Join us 10 the wish
punge al such titles fionorabe &c from our Re.
public does no! suit Tie simplicity Of our Institutions.
We are sorry 10 see II creeping into common USE among
the citizens Of the North Every member OF Congress,
or oil the Cabinet &c, &c, is styIed-ond Els too
retain it, upon the principle, suppose, that onee
Captain, always Captain" 1t is custom much more
"honored in The Breach than the observance is
extending itself also the members OF the Stale Legis
Iaurcs &calr. Med. is better than being lhus "iIo.
norabirlie lsa ripe scholar, and eloquent orator He
has yet filled other office than that OF Delegate Of
the General Assembly of Nrguia-and distinguished
Delegate he has been-though the Wings expunged him
n The last election.
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.,f2re of RESUMPTION.


The State Bank OF Nin"S and its branches resumed
specie payments the l3h inst. BY the present ar.
gemcn, the notes of the Mother Bank redeemed
in specie Il, the counter Of the bank in Springfield and
the notes of each branch az The counter Of the branch
from which they are issued From the solvent cOnd'.
ton of the bank and the confidence which is reposed in
its cement is not expected that any run VII! be
made upon /, by the holders Of It's notes.
The resumption of the Banks Of OHIO took place ST.
nullaneousy the 18th instant, and appears to have
been effected without any unusual demand Ter coin. -
On the contrary various the depOstes OF specie
since the resumption have been larger Than the calls
for il The Cleveland Herald remarss-"Iie resunP-
ton has done much restore confidence, and 10 lessen
the demand for specie. II works well thus far. and wall
continue 10 do 80 if the people and the banks susIsn
each other
The Bank Of Mobile has invited Convention Of De.
lepales from all The Banks in Alabama to be convened
at Bloaut Springs on the 7th of September, Tor the
purpose of proposing and taking measures Tor stimuli.
,aneous and early resumption Of specie payments.
The N. Y Express Of Monday states, that "There has
been sudden change in Domestic Exchanges 10 day
Mississippi has been sold at only 10 per cent discount,
an Improvement OF four per cent in rs many days. 1t
is noy said that the Agricultural Bank OF that State has
made loan Of six hundred Iousa nd dollars Exchange
on Alabama and Tennessee IL down TO eight per cent,
and Georgia three per cent These are evidences oil
most cheering character, for only ninety days eI.
chance on these three first named States was from ~ TO
80 per cent
Every thing so far is very smooth water The packet
shin Francois LIST board G66 600 francs gold for
Geo. NewboId president OF New York Bank 10
addition MIR Richard Rush has just arrived at n York
in the Mediator with half million of dollars in gold
the proceeds Of the Smithsonian Legacy.
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Northeastern BgUn!nEy,


The Portland Daily Advertiser announces, that the
Governor of Maine will order survey Of the disputed
ground-because the Legislature o; The Stale have 50
instructed him. and believe it 10 be his determination
10 obey the instructions 10 the letter. 1t is not true,
however that preparations have yet been made 10 call
on, the military force for the protection either OF The
surveyors or the territory We hope for more Pacihc
,etlemp n, OF our difficulties than is TO be had than
can be had through The insfumen!aity of military
force 'Peaceaby il forciby if we must is our
motto We hope to have surveys made without even
The appearance Of military force. More-we expcc'
This The Governor and his advisers firm. energetic
determined and with their irmaess and determination
they are as the Gazette would have them w!se cauou
and considera,e Whatever is done are assured Will
be well Gone-bo.h the honor OF Maine and in STRICT
Difference to the dignity and character OF the
a military force il villa, we have not yet seriously
thought Of, believing to have been ordered out
and sincerely hoping that our survey may be maze
without any contingency. When the worst comes 10
the worst then vii! be the time to sound the tOcsin o.
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TUX 7 VFs ~ z 1'tI+4F'
GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY.

beg i,aYe to notice, through the medium Of your
widely circulated paper Of the E"st interesting h''
,ursl curiuslies OF the West which have never seen
described in any Of the publc prints OF our Country ard
which foreigners who have visited America: win liz"
view of writing lis History. and particularly OF define
a,nr lis wild and romantic scenery have either never
seen or If thes have, deemed IT unworthy al lher no.
lice The curiosity which refer is situated on t'e
Ton Of the Cumberland Mountain Eas, Tennessee, md
is there fam:arly known by the name ct The Cn'noer
land Water Fall. had frequently heard 1t spoken "i
by travellers who had visited IL; and their descriptions
excited in me great desire 10 see H. as concri"'
ed il be beautiful miniature representation ~ te
fall. OF Niagara. hive. recently. had an opportunity
of GRATIFYING This desire; and assure you that my most
exalted preconce pions than reaI!sfd when
had the pleasure OF viewing this most interesting scene
which ID dsilncu alike for lis beauty and It's Wild
and awful grandeur This fall ia within two bundled
wards Of the stage road crossing The Cumberland tnnun
lain The pathway which conducts to u, passes o7rr
gently inclined plane, the lower margin OF which,
meandrrs small stream which !s here remarkable only
for lis beautifully transparent water which flows on
smoo hly and gently line very verge OF the Precp'ce
over which it falls Immediately beyond The !ue TiVu-
ir, there rises an abruptly steep mountain. which is
clothed with luxuriant growth OF ivy and laurel, the
beauty of which was greatly heightened when saw II:
by being covered with richly rariegated bloom. ana
the noble VIEW trees il too proud to associate win me
humble shrubbery beneath send forth their lny shaits'
which almost vie with the clouds IN height no" s''ih
no contrast is there between this part OF the scenery
and what is soon exhibited 10 the eyes Of Inc oehoue'
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c,,,,pocEs for 1889.

., .,ti;.L.d and for sal, ~ JOHT WfRKOCK,
~ ?" VIRGINIA AND y ALMANACk for
the vsar I-39; calculated by David Richardson OF
Louis, COUNTY. va-conainine in part: Imports and E5'
n"r, Of the States for the ending September 81
showing the amount Of Southern prod9cs o. a.
,rs manufactured Of Southern produce; OF Nor'heth
,oduclions Of agriculture in generals of products o.
,b woods and American and FOregn tonnage en,r,ea
md cleared taken from Rspog, Of the Secretary OF 'nS
Treasury to Congress, May TO- ls7 The nonp Se,ors
condition Of all The Banks and Branches, as per IepG.
ns,r J,nuarv ], 1897 The Village Prize or Leap'nH
FS courtshp Mo'hr,s F's hs,a
to her welded on he h,.e s"s
troops the WllIow"-To an oyss e.. See
lions for leisure hours -Charades' @e'"' ga
30
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Penn rsIagIi. Iron Properiy far Sale At .1uetion.


NY vrruo o. eXecnr"t by the oxford IRON Cops
Is no IN ,bs on lh Of August, 1889, VIII no
cal, puc thr furnace Of the sc!d Company III ths
cyunty CmPbe iue.dny the a day Of oe'oaet a
;s, ler.s If L1ni TrGe:, which 10 u:'d eHt.n'
V HANKS m abundant supply Lime stone urge ana Hh'
rn,r,ra fwI,b,, mn ana Lime onelan.
add ""'ef Size io' A"o'"''
L,,,,c, NJ; ,L., manuiHrturY
nisS Dwelling House, With al necessary outnoIs'' Goa,
@ an vnchhurs and Rchu o und sbort sI1 or seven
mile, h.ow the nDr place. nai about ono a"d h' mics IRON.
,I ,,n River which, ;lr OF the next year.
....I 70 b.. cornec. 10 addition 10 the above property
IL, ,Ir 1862 resof Land principally IN "ood houeht WIN
yc of ,nun,yr Furnace nd lays Pobiy TWO mics
~ IN. Frnc. aGd VIII he s'd i'h OF
, from tho Funac. Tact appear preferable on inc gay
TIM b.Ing leased yr ferssr teb ehnos
h. 10 the puchascrs until ias hf't OF January !e's ana
H. I -,t 20 that and cred u n'nc, WE'VE,
% roo.A. from Of such delivery; the payments
m no .rursI Nv bond. baans toH thai d'e WIN apo'
c. 'ee'''''' H"- ~ JOHH EARLY.
JAMES BENAGH,
TTeaec
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r,l.n.irs pinun unrohOuss al P,isrsbnrg Inyin,a.


- large establishment has been kno"n IN pTgi"c be-
- frrTwou Piano FUrie uH'ommOny superior qua ny,
ypr IN price hundred az" iy hundred doIIGr.,
tor who extensive supply
II seldom that than about
h,T nu" hr touu. Piano
s,rr"nt be- had in Petersburg. NucnrI, the public will bo
which such stock d"srIrcs The instruments
Min led 10 lr made by Sro!lr;, Worcester Durham, and without
tu, are this country h" subscriber Has sOd up
w. of Petersburg. toe u -noft
.pacc time Tire ur purchasers 10 By
orc loah the a. the instruments, and for
rM =. them Of th" superiority OF the same the public
rut|sbcd NJ DIT
fr~n Thu. md other Gewsiwirrs
sua,nrcr will he Ia purchasers srecrg take
back p,uo which, h possibility =" 6csctIye
Ii: TIA. hapr'aed all the Pnn!Ie will al
defended rik purchasing by euifsniee OF
IN IudireEt instrument has been
sold bv o doe" expect iose and
be the lcTbt about the cuulry these
p.#oS no pay doubts ed by
-n al ri 'rsc md the closer
their placed tive IF oiacfs, the louder lhey
,paGk for themselves.
rltyo red anI fry dollar pianos will BE- warranted Just
Gc a ,ho.c unrcd three hUaGred and fifty four hue
,ir.G and if Y. uul xix Eundf"i do.lir-.
" r,,r. anI o,ck inr free oI charge. r. r. NASH
Eu1k and Piano Forte Seller.
Autal fa!-w3n!fl sy>au"'r street, Petersburg, Va
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The Rain-frll in torrents Tuesday Oh, for about
., hour It refreshed the air, md laid the dusIs oi
the streets If general may raise the water courses,
susci,.,, some of the corn, and enable tho farmers
r. not in their iurnips, &c. We understand that
90 treat had been the drought, in OF The counties
abeye ~. a, !hcy had drive The stock several miles
10 pire The III wale.-The flashes OF lightning On Tues
A. ,iah, were very severe. Two hnuses ware struck
nnc IN Adamss Wiley in which negro girl was kill
et,he other was in the of The Bell Tavern, but no
person was seriously injured.
The Nashville Banner the Memphis Crenn Enquirer,
the Argus in Columbus, (>liss,) all Complain of ne
Jrounht TIE Banner says /, is unprecedented ~ that
mart Of the Stale and si! continues (on line l3!h IN.
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Tie Sfrang.r's FtrEr.

The Charleston Courier has sounded the alarm. A
sin from that Office of the 22d, states az follows
:The Strangers Fersr No consideration but that
Of the mos, severe indsposon the part Of the editor oil
this paper for about ten days past which oroaen' mn,
N dsalbs door would possibly have prevented him from
previously announcing that the Strangers Fever is no
prevailing in this city extent and from the frea.
number Of persons residents here who are subject
70 is attacks, we conceive it duty the city authorizes
owe 10 the people whom they goven' ADOPT SUCH h'ea
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Il 4 j G CRANE 4 CO.
nnn SPANISH liIdrs, different qualities 600 sGei sol
.WNN L-,E.t hs.nluck Laansl from u ~ 20

Ufsr for Sale.
GAN SPANISH Hides. di-rcn, qua,ie coo ''tei sole
2,VSV h. atEcr, hsnocs aaned, ftom u Ia 70 W
cent. per 10.
300 sides wax and rua.ct upper Leather
80 dozen ru,iaIripna GuG New Sorn Calt,sins
II 10 fnc FrDnch
600 ~. Shoe Thread, ard Edn
80 81, morocco, lining snt bnGIns skins
auI ul s.s0r'mcnt OF ShosnaseEs Findings
Sg,,,iry harness, black nd 4 bridlr Lea hor
En-. ,i ard ingskinS Saliicr's ShecPsktEs
Jr.f, IIlIr,I - nal>kIT,, iiEIncs
n hide TAR Cal:s.ja'. 'efse
Ga, Sta:c AMI Cat Coiars
lie frees md vausty Of SntcIcry
Coach MoryccS t;ha.c Hides and Curian Leather
Patent Leather, Gig Bows, Coach Ianp,
Harness Mounting Plated Banda
Coach and Barouchn hN"s, elliptic sHTIns'
Coach ps, castings, moe - -,
tre and BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Coach Lce Tasss, Fringe
Traucr-' OIL, Currier's Toos Bark %Ils
Sl,u,itrr HID, uni Echi SKINS
3 puI pair 4 chnoa! made plantation Shoes
2yJg los. " col, iof sale lu" 49, L..
We viii sell nny part stock, unusually 10" prices to-
.o.', ., n, nurr,na! cred; r33-w3.i Aug. 81.
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am. dear sir, yours most respectfully, &c.
COMMENCEMENT 1T AMHERST, (M3SS)
A. ,, Ell of Il


A CORRESPONDENT Of the Boston Courier gives an ac
corrt of this Commencement He writes, under date
of the 22d nst that
aThe literary festivities of Commencement week nave
mo sesned n have been highly grstied Yesterday
afternoon The large church in the village was crowded
by most respectable audience called together 10 sseh
10 an address before the societies College,
by the Hon James Mcdowell OF Virginia ms wa"
n,ser,v performance The orator. in his exordlum, al
luded mos, hap py to the motive ofhe young gent.en
in calling him from his retired habtation, to ADDRESS mem
which he supposed 10 have been simply desire 10 na,on
slse the feelings Of The last hours Of their literary eo"
ship by mngng with their exercises the services Oh
citizen of distant State of the Union 1t was IN con
necon with this topic, that he spoke most eftectVey
OF the early communion of Massachusetts and virginia
The ideas Of the discourse somewhat disJolnted
but the prominent the INTENSE univer.
sal and revolutionary action OF the general mind OF this
sge-the necessity Of sound learning and we'll balanc
ed judgment, well stout and pure hearts i'll edu.
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kinn Iiilinrn lind far SHE

Ey-l highest bidder, at ayers Wsreaons" hlns
w lyl cuo;v on tho 81 day Of octohrr rer
NAVE ain c,..y the John Hill, dec d. containing
t5 .s This good Eeighbohood, - = ml'et hoo''
A-,,. and health any par- ~ me
T disbursement. suicirGi Tor 'c accommodation VI
family and in PRETTY good order. The land Ir'eI nn
NO. II no,ov.inenr having efficiency CT "oof aLh NV
I'm An To 90 nces Of very valuable ~ ado" iihh
"n,one.I cash, md The balance IN TWO Sfn Ia "a
~ su,.cb-, III take pleasure In sho"I1S '"' "'
,nr n.,son wishing TO pvrca., The purchaser wI nS ~ %
,,in .at possession he gwen NJ es''oa
'sso' 'EE1"s 40 ~ L. .7in.ni.t-ator DE- bonn mon
NH tie H.H ANNEXED Sf John mn e,Sc.
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We hear, from al Of the cnunlrv, that The
drought has been general that the crops are ire
lrrvahly "st.A this general Gloora, tie g alley
o, kauan la iauput 100 miles ryient Is blessed. as
usual with fine crop: An unusual quantity ~: corn was
tbs year planted and atGoug 1t may fa!! i''s short OF
fat soI- seasons would have producsd. sti! the crop
will be abundant and rood. France and Germany may
boast ~ the Rhinebui, to Western Vagina alone, &C.
lonrs the HJaHey NJ kandwhg
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For Rent

s'E convenient And eligible eab!. hment 10
occupied by Travis lifopk'-Ihe t4'at'H nnbi. house
desirable SITUATION 'o' ,,.,,
in the upper country. Located in touis ID 10,
n -, ono Of IN. rr,s, public roais 20 the So!'n aH4
LII ami. room good s,rden and sum tent a'e n
sent, TO any person !. determined 10 ef would
Ten b, IN. wear O. term Of ears and give p''e''o IL
~ DECEMBER next Those wishn. to fen or prr pHySTER
rect aPPhcatioH 20 ~, ~. .uy y lss a. WV
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a ClRDThe school kcp; Mrs. Elizabeth Dabneys Louisa
Robert l.. Dabny ~ be continued the ensuing nc
terms SIS iuon S5 for board including all charges
lights viii be the usual branches OF
Ensh an Classical snrnng, IN iaema cs ana IN me es
meat Chemistry and Nature. Philosophy, II required Adore.
Thompsons q Roads, Loui.a. ,
Nh Dahae, Layins gone through the OF instruction In
those rrar,aut. of which pose teach, IN
amptcn c.c, who wish 10 ciu"e
h. qualifications, hc Faculty Of tia, Institution
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MORSE rgI,u mr. sfr1ysd.

Large dark horse about Old was stolen or
* .irycd from I.Inr, the county of Ame
ill., on 18th noHh. lie had white in the
fr.gdwa. much uHbG'a Iu w. about feet, or inches
h,,l 4 ihcr w he Nr such information ",!i
ca. lc the oh-uIn sl:- Ose. A. B SOONER
r,,.,.,u,, 3j-it
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.'
CuMBERLASD e. II Al

S"'''""'p ~ ~ mug -, iS'So'
Wilir1hs coDssntand appreciation of DssIEL A VIII.
.dS Esq yGn are hersny authorized 10 HIM
candidate epr-sent the Con District
posed of the counties OF Cumberland, Buckingham Prince
Edward and Charlotte, in The Congress
Your obi servt
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ELEC TiU.f RETURNS.


cien returns have been received 10 confirm conf
dencc in the Democracy Of Missouri, aud 10 justify the
belief that Harrison and Miller re elected By
joriry of more than FIVE THOUSAND. This, with
Demncralic Lee stature, and lIe return of THOMAS
H. BENTON ~ tie U. 5. Senate, is glory enough for
the present
The Argu, of the 18th the Congressional votes
Of Harrison and Miller, he present representatives. at
80 and l. 525-and Of Allen (WhIg) at II Sl9 and
Wilson wv l4,GS2 These majorcs would be!ncreas.
ed, as IL counties yet 10 come n-The returns for
the State H. If in ~ counties, give 30 Democrats, and
81 Whigsl0 more counties TO be heard irom-for the
Senate we have so far % Democrats and IL Wings.
ILLINOIS.
The present returns give CarIln a. b. fo; Governor
% cI5 and Edwards (Whig) 23 s3l-Very few counties
BE- heard iIom-and Carlm is amos, certainly elected
For Congress, Mr.. Reynolds " is elected in the ls
Disrict--Mr Casey (Conservalive) reelected in the
2d-nnd the struggle for the Sd District in the place Of
May still Undecided 1t consists of 30 counties
The New York Journal Of Commerce gives US returns
many Of them official from every county but lrog.ois
Amounting 10 II so for Douglass w. y and II 3OG
for Stuart (Whlg) And roQuos gave ~ majority 10
Mr.. Van Buren, in 1886. But slips from the Peorin Re
gser give the from all the counties except Cal
houn and the return from that county obtained
through another channel and the result would show
aggregate ma ority Of 2GS in favor OF Stuart The ST.
Louis rGus does mot be evr word OF IT. We have
converted with gentleman no e.I Springfield The day
before yesterday en days the slrclion ard he says
that The FrGcraiIsls there had given II up
The Chicago Democrat ui the 10Th cnniesSes shat
ii difficult question answer. although the chances
are greatly in Douglass ia re coriya The But
Ca!o Advertiser says:-"A gentleman of this CITY,
however who left Chicago on the 10Th informs US
that in the Northern Congressional District, far
heard from Stuart The Wing candidate 100 ahead Of
Doucjass and that it was generally believed by both
parties he was elected Returns had been received from
all the Van Buren, strong holds in the District which
contains ~ conn,., and embraces nearly one half of
the State. VIVA, additional returns therefore, were to
come in would i, wa. ,:ourht swell Suar,'s majority
The Vandali, Register Of the I7th q. Is states The
E,liowinu as the r,suits' of the Election:
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PETERSBURG MARKETS

PETERSBURG NARkETS.
No change in CorToS or TOBACCO.
WnEAr-&l 80.
Co.'s per barrel, 81.
BAcos-(Hog Rouud) 81 a 81 %.
CoFrEE-lO II | =.
SuGARs-N. Orleans 1aSl2
SALr-Lverpool 81 80 81.
lNoS-Swe des, per ton, 500 3llQ.
Aug. J-
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WANTED at the Compiler Office, Boy of abou,
Angus. q 30
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-pINTiYG; INK-Just received al inns ofhce, =
suoply of Johnson & D"'ants W,"ff S t C.sb la"
a vi, 10 sold for % cents par Pound, io' LASH
Oct
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AJAKkETS-J Lursaau, .iuo 30.

y
ToDAcco-Receiptsa and inspections mhderate-frlces
Keep steudy-demand though not extensive pretty fine
FLorN-Suppies smali-neae SELLS al So IN small par
ces-Oid sells from 4 81 =.
WHEAT Demand active SAILS. red l35-whhe ll0
BAGwELL, SMITH & JosEs
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Mess,s Charles jared ngrTEo!I of the Sd, and vol l.
Payn,cr Of the lst District o" nave oeen
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Al PA NJ 4

The Mobile Register OF the 18th states that 'thc news
from all quarters highly favorable and increases cur
confidence the strength of the Democratic .2i'lt III
Alabama" The Democrats have carried the State by
Luc 1,nh,
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4 IdnRery for LHsG

4 Iannery tor kHse.
EiE T.nyh =. New Market. Hanover ceu5ty oF'nctF wv
property Cep Jn-- BoswsI IS 10 let cut Tor
less EIrcr II most eghy situated io' INC
having hous" bark house oil
brick, 100 feet long "h Gent number OF 'ats eas
In subscriber "i!Ins 10
fiCory - y - feet oil -four story sh, gu excel
watGwhee 10 feet Ganccr sUd irs wSe"o" usro
in grinding The building suitable fora C"to- Fart1y
Also house, Dwelling house, sc All On Accommodating
,etH.,. For further PARTICULARS address The ,...u,,
ycrdcn, IlaEsrer, Prgtnid
SA psnerLip ouI formed with Tanner VI Sui'doe
ourIisc,,ors I33-2,'l Aus3o
Iuprnr.d Durham hOrt H0rn,.
EARLY in October Mr.. Whtsk"ts SECOND SAFE OF Pue
dpG Due will given OF iHe Gay vi sale, "hsh Pe9t
sr."- ~ deial will be furnished ,u.,.
The u,crbr aUthoriycd by Col Powell to .ta,e that all Inc
best lac rs imported aad the Impo'so
Saorr ioas considered the bt in were either
in Nh WhtaSe, pnsrssioa had been derived from h' !od
.hs sale, Col. Powc! has no ;!e slchi"s inert.I
C. J. WOLBEHT, 9ustionttr.
Aug 3! 33-3t
GALE OF LtND-Wi be Offered for sale Fuvanra Court
- house, Monay Sepmbr three tracts i-ui %
or,ng distributes Th"ma Appiobcy decd He hcH
yu ul niHug the lands ~ DnuI- 8 hey fs'
Crn.hau Fop,tiDc Others containing by recent sur
f goo! ,ny remaining tracts
cnrinins mostly woods lies the tract OF 79 I
nr. ~ ard adons the inncs ol
in nesr land show the disposed to pu
chase and the which the nc. WI be sod
'' WIN. hPPlEBEY, 81.
For dis.r.bR';es d ThSs. .1pot'5cg, deed
Aug3l 33-2Awtd,
GILL b. so7G az :Lo.o-frf Coufthou.p on MosD,r
90 lOh day September being day. 10 the highest
ble for cash one Young NEGRO MAN urrIrd Jim, be
nncrng TO ,ho e,tse Phip II v deed The above
Etser,,r Of Phaip n p.st, drtG.
,r~xo 33-2t'