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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
T.E.I' I.sYB.

va. ITrIE. L'r-f f.fe g.rd $50 ~ OJM.N.
bot ~ gr'ssnt ga r.urgr, srsttsi "a
b"e'itag-. bnk usr.,, aud oih.f s
rnlrpVrturtt', cousgtrt-. f,r cstryttF eA4SSA
"u ihs is.'ing ye,iacss on a l.fst @-A3
sea'e-:Af sri l.rs q nlrk Je,e; dous b, va
d. p'"rr portion q the proycft, vt, pro-
Oahi! De s'II O.. iut. tu,t4SC f.r buIldtnx-if
'' uueit notice "t.i lc enrl a. .teof T1td
ih- s'''s mentioned curd, ny one dnrosrd
10 p4Fo's-e at if.sst, sole e. ~ have 40 ostot.
i..''' VI ta.fs >" u.eu rCs'3rs5is isrms
Tho 4firntt.. ut e5yltsii,f. & 3in nbfosd = re
4'tsl-" u The above P.orcuy Tie ADVANTAGES
Yl iis cation cannot 20 ,krtItI II d. 10
oo'y Tsnrsry nrlS iIsfrsts t,tr, where :, ~
'- h1i 81 sii TIMES sp aSandsnt .urti, 81 cont.
&C., Hoe, ani IT,. np very moderate tsrm.-
"'lA te-dt ecfaafd Iefa aIsesgsptty a. Lea
Their a. Ito ..r--sr3 zee Ea,i-rosd pa,,tsz
"ih'' 'rsfli, ~ 10 ,remf8es
TIC terms g., ~ safe NiI be g1i0O 20 10
rifd boz - rt3atis--s lD 90 ~ qortf, and
ihr tts.-gt fu ore tto. tbtes nd fys wears
lttratt,r, u.l.4t .n't4c-L IAe r1teha.of
s"t I'D aI'1 .s"t sf t.r.t OF Toe pta L.
see 90 -rc.r~ '.c rH,.tste nr. et
The 'fie. 80 v.I te UIlaa1t re>srv. Wit
bie piece fsf.re rs DOOR &C Tt,l.immor.'.
E,iyi iiarps b. .'.,. on o.. DIV above men.
i,acJ g, co-Gur8te rt . 9 o',ialt. 4 -
ASDELH uJ SlGH.
ArFDr. p. i-< Srss al uesr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

N tho couu,y Of Jefferson. l,ins GA I,ull.L;p.
and Adjoining the land, or ns,,r,. John o.
uni John -iiUmPh's>s tits trsst contain, n.
bout 50 acres. snd - land OF the first qua,,,,.
Tsrni-one-hsif Of the purchase none, :. an
be required iu cash, aud a credit OF n month,
Will DC given on the other half
RICHARD ~. CoCKERitLE.
Sent ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Virginia, TO wit:

Virginia, 10 wit:
~ Ruira hslis Go ~, t!sTL'. Ofss ortic Circuit
S'P'r',r Court 81 Law sud Ch.ucery tor jr.rcr-
-" eo''i', Ia aIs, Monday ia september, 1885.
Ps,cisigh .ueifr. PLAsrnT,
AGAINST
J'''Ti y hr5;-a srerPsoT II .5Gsa Brotru de-
i. iisi Gnd "a T.. 9.rH ssi Jacob q. o,sn .91a,n
Bora, BsnjiTia BTotsn. sad HsHry Nova,
a.! J.Lu ,ieA, and Ja5,ph BrOtsn, ,soa, Of
Ia Hrrra. dse.a,,i h,irs aud d.rls. (, Il Iks
J-iG liam Drft-H, ssGisi. DtyEsBssrs,
~ CuANCERY.
FET!lE defendant, Jacob Brown, not haYin-
entered las spPsSrsnre. aud given security &c
c-iiUg 90 the set ~ assembly shI Uc rules of ilti.
rt. -'i Il appearing ~ satisfactory evidence tist
i'r 20 '", 80 'hah-rt 81 ,h,s ooutty La, order. ,
ih-i 'r sad defendant 10 appear here a., fr.t
dr' ~ ihe hcNt term, aud 4usa,r tiir bill Of the
pi.iuiH, end u'st copy 81 this order Do fotth~nh
'nIeiteiin SONS ncssParrg rubif.i,,d 40 Charles.
tp~H, isr - moths suecrssisti,. md posted 1t
the frort du1i q III -hnu.. 90 the ssd town II
ChstilEJsu. A COPS -tsst-,
kOELRf ! BROWN, Clerk
Sep, & 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

{n7,5!ni II T-ss.-.aa c..-,- - lie
t:siTh1at Techc state, 1. j: t-r-- TIT
vessel !en Na'chi:Jch.s. s,a1.l ---,,,.,.!
there, al! Hss centrally &C lied. tt.fit.e
indilns from lac Noe. ga! .1rai.i E g.
a. - uImcrou' a.I fa--.!. q. Isl.
ana wee i:ig:a: the ul.i. r.... ..a
e,:'fc tbs ~ great coas's;'4..s.. t.
az. aur-'. AL a.. L. s-l..-...,-.i... ... ..
g. n iiti. hoa.os. Tais s,s.E.g, $50 r.
LA- i.t c.igtn rra5eL.y IA IN. g.: Il! VI
'.n.li war party upon ,ae he .e.,,=-
i"'-'', such as oeca. neatly rFy ye.-
= S. Passing IS - ;h- s;e4:ato-; Cl.-..- e.
- Cos c'.rsas, f.,-l C4iv,s:aa, Tex. ST.,
ia; SEES, VS. 70 irr.h - a., r-r... l-5r-s, !.
II" 't p Girr5, o: ,a-.-a 5.-.l.----s .- =.
TIA :.2ai.l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Public sale OF Negroes.

III Hs Court House IN CtyI,s.,,ra.
J WILL sell, at public auction. 81 tie hi,Ie,t
hiIdsr' i"r cash, Ga the fr,t G.y 81 Srpic ma.
o,r es'iri usNi i"o likely young ne gao bDS :, onv
asrf about fsuitcc; .tLe OiLtr,5ogi ,I1teeuN.ar.,
so'ir' healthy and uaeoaiu.ouI, s,s,t a.d .-,,,s
servants.
GEORGES n. STEPHEN ~nS .l,..t
TO- ne e. ~ ,n ana I,..5 g. ) t. - t-!.i,n.
'uf - i-H- A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Commi'.ee a citizens Of G!een,iile.
>. & haze giIea noiicc Ikat lii CaiI,osn
VII a;iend PI...c tiHaer. o.. -Ll.ces
tie citizens upoa The pCl.I-a. 4'iec;y vf
the day. Tbs /. rather -Nr,eiy.lia .,!.
iisenoe. after hiS le',er 30 tie Preston lar-
heone, IN which lie declined a.;c.4 az.
"ccsu'e he DID no: con,iter,: .cons.s'cl:
WIKI a due rcsar! to p psic'y 10 au,a!
The ie,ii'i'y II ori.s ~ s1js.sJ tbs le3
lie Oa he -ca.ioa."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

4S''fI.' ~ %! &c accommodating. a.d mad,
Ah""n ca thc 1sy CC sale
"s g'l''a ee'.t1u, Of viewing Ihe property
4" '''' 10 be"ece1 LiPfs' Lvrrs o. TIC re.
r".t', or Boz ,br LNse-iar' f,,tl.o. =. 60.
Tow" Tale i.ls.pltab.e
~" 'Ae NnHs ZAP. commencing at an e,rl,
lou ,..' N"l Poe s''i. 10 Tie PERSONAL. Pro
f"N'h "i -'I Grerassj rOr rsrt,cuI.r, ~.
'F,'-'e .. 'r't'seWtrt "a tL- CL.r.,t.~n
~. 80 nc We hester Republican,
as : @'1' "i'' Pc 'i~i 81 c.Il, "a Ih. d.y
Lbf\t-IG COG E-,-..s,
'''F'r-si7~n, AuEI,i - IS3- Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

EfTtftsh EHSfFe,
HNOR Crates anl stoves, Tor sac 81
YOUTG's
Hs,yori Ferry, So, e,Is3s-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

LONGEVITY TIE DrLham G.srt,r
states that three aged r5l.Foas, si.;c.,.
whose ages are .; 81. -. met IN comy4-
ny N West DelhiE i lc@ DAYS .iu,t.
not h1vins seea each o.acr Tor nsai,y
th.f'y year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

W.aEE'E,b;.
Z EruHCE OF four JOURNEY IEN COOPERS
"a srs saicd - ~ suossti5.r. seven miles,
n'''h-''e,t 81 Nrchr ter. to g. ho,n fair wsses
'al co",'-Hi employment 10 risen. None
TX such IS c'H C. inr sait-b;y TeeOm0 eni,d
tr,i t""i o. ..rN'. pE. F.r iatoraa;iou, opi,
al TIE o...a. 81 ns V.;s.-isu. O.. =. ia .tose u
Wa. T. Grove. Enctr.Jcr.
sfNr<'. JENNINGS
T-e'"rirk Cnu''v. sent = 1850. An
-.E GRO 3 WyAt!-I cd
- ~ Subscriber MI! give ,.o,o than >ny otter
IrfsDn 90 market Tor 'ouus SLAVES. say
ftoai : 20 81 ysar' rli tie ,i.t,, Msu ~
bi' own use. ard not TO 'p.' late on. Apply %
miles North Of She phcsd,town.
Z. VI SHEPHERD.
Sept. c. 1898 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

ABSENCE OF NISp.-Tbe l-st case l.
;h'' Of young lady OF exqui..ic b.auiv.
Who VI. about 90 present youny gentle.
man. - whom she y as partial. rose but
beng "a state OF absent mind. uncnn.
sCi0usiS presented herself. Tie ursa.;n-
"iie wight, being IN the sare predica
meat. sad he being in fu!! bloom. and
extremely s~eet.) unccnsoiou,ly placed
her Ia hss bosom. We did net learn hc,.
they ti4coyeGcd :ho,r u.i4,aLe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Fer ESenf,

NEATLY hn'shej R0Ju. u TIE hn slt- .,
= n opposite tbs Poet oGes. snI rsst dor g.
Or. str1t,h'- estshIishr,sBL % b. ~ Ell e.t,,,l,
ted for an attorney. otfes. Inquire ct
the FREE PRESS oFFlCk
SEPT c, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

2 E7;;i Tai.er--The lafayette. iMis,l
q Excite states t:4i thsse Il al elderly gen
i!-uln OF tia, pace who speaks ~ loud.
ih4, having spoSea few Jiys ago inrre-
tife'y alter a terrible lash Of !izh:lin-.
'he ihunier wss omitted as unnecessary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
ETS--- SALE
OF VALUABLE
Tan YARD E'rOnCr.ly. sc.

- - 'l.. D. is1- D. .-s.
EHI ,'f.,s Ot l~5 de,t.,s rr-E.rs4 IN II,
~ I"e..'i SeTtlt r I.art " Las, at3JL.n-
seq '1' '.s county o. JED, run o.s 90 tie st.
10y 90 HWh- 1850, e. 10 sa.c # IIUriur
Eua''i-n - lice cntilrcu aud Leir. g ToAn.,ud
LctLh'ui- dee d. ti. otiC4 IN tLv >. d., q
Dec u'D,r. i-J7. g. tte case ct pi...am M,,
"tS - s1'd L''r. ed othrr- t,L..t stostei 10
,e'', lo tie h'gh-,, fiddler % puolie ia. ton 20
}. .Ia''Lay t.S &C.. dsy Of Cs!ss's aeSf a.. ~hoIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Ca FE.day raoEnias last, gl;cE al Hinges OF ten
alys' N We SON year OF hn age. Or. JouS X.
HAYDEN, Of Eo.yar. In, renaihs we.e auend-
Cd y the grave b. as masonic brethren, uho
pad re Lcaols usu.' ca such occ-S.Cas--.I.i b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

Sept C. ls3s u, q
"a'ii"'5ug Gas."s an! HgerI.un Tsls.
.;s' &C. pa. ..,, H!.a,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Jefferson land Cor Sale
a TRACT OF LarJn .

HN7lLL be sold. en- .Hsnsay la I7iA Sop, ~
v Der, at the Couri-iioa.s. Ch.flr,t,uo.
at l. O'Clock. NJ ~ tie highest o,iI.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

R5wgtfs Tonic Hirfurs K,eas, . Fovsr
md .3gBe Potoders SsiDtais QsiHtss.
IN l8NED for the oss 81 thoss Affected witl
~ Fever scd Agus. A Frssh supply % tae
sb0re, uarshted gsuuins. n ohtfei for sac 81
YOUNG's.
Hi1,vTsrry. s,y' z, Is7s -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
nmilcr's EGerresoiHg .tsIg-
nFgfN

DOSE $50 ell the qlsI'ies oftIsny' Gel
J r.rstsi slagnc.,' sd reDisrsd o. - agree
a,.e ~ Be-, ,GsrssssiSg qualities. fofsaeat
IlISG g.
utfeo.Ysfy. sept 3. 1913 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Valuable Real Property

sli.sird o. The I,leGt - N.rriUa.. near IIar.
I+''-f'us is'ti, ur property q ToWu.esd
HcckhsnI. dcc'4-sd. o1E.,trg . sTgs .ud
most a4NaIt--s a., Ntvst,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06


N-sgsas CsityALRY. The follow %, Z
~ CT; tr1-r t.Ic Ti15ir,r Euruirrr. rs;,l:.
ID Ct Mlii,o1. IN Tadiaaa Il seems.
from a;iarE ps.e.s. TIA: the cd.,,r CT q! g
Lop.sviiir JleFnz! has already lad brush
sash sn ex-a-em,er Of Congress. and
SNlis szcAFej LuAust. F.obaL.y lie ,a.a..
Which '~'.oVs = Sc. =. ccaaliy h7su!- "a
a.. Ica-.;.
i,I' sd ,h., de Ed.:9- Of The I.,,:s-
Ss.e l-l-14l =. = i4alu.ai,i. {. p: .c...
has u-: been seen About Louisville a..
s'T,c days- Ire reasons ,ro &c. at
Sometime sinc- - p.,.i,hci t51 sl '7ss
80 Va. Ci-lsl oG Montgomery GOA ;r.
sa i!.is : A.c, - the ys;eys o. ;L-, Goa y.
"rh F0-e rather j..respcc;l.l c1-t.I.~,s.
VI. {. bell has alt:e,,ei letter &, &c
man Of the Journal. from wLi-l q -.te
f.r coaela1,n- paragraph:
II --; s-.-.- &c: - L.r.. :, i, 49, r,r
= ' q. az "r-fh, H.l pcalc- Igol! a.4s D.-s !.
-'' --.a'1; "a . s<cHA--s-aicn .1:ccs1 e.. -iLc
.,-i f--a -' 20 ~ i r.u ..-t s-.. - o. gr1a-I
TI h10P i.'i' .si, --r.-c,i--. o.. h.s ... .-rs
Bib 's-----, l.-sHc g., mock o., h.- ore
'1-----sc 90 e. .--s q: A-i ~ ,hc .--..: -
i-..-- 81 j., T.-r' a-l AMI i'.' BIN 5. NJ a..
= call v.i c-acS his q. ,..-.ca-s ed
si---s r1y .-.'cc->-.a N.t. the IG-..-y-I ~.
--r b.. ....-- - dies lur-sAln Az llS 81 =.
80 F--ci .! = trs-cl.c-s-ei. 10 I-4Lc ~ VIE =
>aap goG-d-l v--. literally -, Ian ~, - :.
-. -e vcu.t ti.a q: cot--h 80. p5i-.-cs.
as! ~ - ir-g zaen's vi. ,c-z, ~ der.
i-a-- = r-c-.oHy,
ISAAC cAcEt:Lt.
Ia lisa CO., I.i.-r-, July Il .. lscs."
P.en',-c bad better be setting up H.,
accou-ts S!.!i :h:s World, and ma-r-ouc
preparation. 9.r The Eczt. lis s,mc i.
-il-' ar.:nlrh-n-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
Escd LiHanlsHG,

dNrLFERATLD in tie Norjhota sfstes ss
u powsffIl remedy Or Rteumsiis.1. 4 cup.
giy ll,t from Nsw York i. oH.fsd for sale %
YOLNG'S DRUG STORE.
Uargts Ferry srli 1899 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
THE STATES.

The Georgia Legislature adjourned on Christmas
night. The great Internal improvement bill failed; but
the bill "for the construction by the State, of the West.
ern and Atlantic Railroad. was taken up and passed.
According to this bill, which is one Of vast importance,
and establishes firmly q system of internal improvements
in this State, scriPs are TO be issued for stock, at the rate
Of not more than six per cent. per annum, for any sum
not TO exceed $500 600 in one yeuE, TO defray the ex.
pease of the road."-Theb bill of The House to regulate
the intercourse between The Insurance Bank of Colum.
bus and Other banks, &c, was passed, by a vote of "a
TO %.
TESSEssEE.-Ts Bank and Improvement Bill, (f
which a sketch is given in our last page.) passed the
House of Representatives by q close vote of IS to 36.
Several amendments were made TO it.-Mr. Nicholson
offered an amendment appropriating 100000 10 the
rivers in Middle Tennessee, which was ~adop,ed.-Mr.
Barrow moved 10 amend the Bill appropriating, annual.
ly, ii 5000 TO Academies, TO be applied as the Legisla-
ture may direct; and IS 5000 10 Colleges, to wit $3,OUO
to East Tennessee College, $4,000 10 Nashville Univer.
si,y, and $1,000 to u College or University to be esta.
blished in the Western District, which motion prevail.
ed-Ay yes 81, Noes SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
MARRIAGES

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
"a HENRlCO COUNTY.-Pu1suant to the provi-
sions of a deed Of trust executed to the subscriber on
the 9th Of May, 1886, by William N. Ford, and of record
in The Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court, | shall
sell at public auction. on the premises, on Monday, the
9Th day of January, 1888, for cash, q certain piece or
parcel of Land lying. and being in the said county Of
pike, and about four miles from Richmond, containing
about S acres. with a house and improvements thereon;
being The same piece of land which w1s conveyed TO said
w. Ford by Sarah Munford, executrix Of VIM. Mum
ford, dec, by deed of trust dated the l4,h Of September,
le33. The title OF said land is believed TO be perfect;
though acting as trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by the aforesaid deed of trust.
Sale TO commence at l2 o'clock.
SPOTSWOOD G. WALDROP, Trustees.
Jan 6 7l-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
MARYLAND state LOTTERY,

Class No. 9 Tor 1S35-To be drawn at Baltimore, Wed.
nesday, January 10, lc3S.
l3 In avn Numbers in each package of e ~tickets.-Adout
ON. pri:s 10 u biank One fifth Of the prizes will have
on Them either three or two drawn numbers.
Brilliant Capitalists 00O-Sl0,00O-S5.OOo-S2,.
0O0-Sl ,G50-Sl, 6O0-lU of II ,5U0-l5 of $500.
1icke, Sl0-half $5-quar,er - 81.
Certificates of packages Of q whole tickets, Sl00-
shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
$4,000 Capital.
XirGiuil STATE Lottery,

For Endowing The Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes.
Glass No. l for lS35-To be dawn at Alexandra,
Va, Saturday, January 10. 1893.
spLEsDlp SeuEME:- SWW0-:Slo,00 o-S7:No-.
s5,0O0-S4, OOO-$3,OOO-S2, 1875 Of 81 ,0OU-$5Oof
$500 !!-50 Of $2UU, SC &c.
Ticket Sl0-laf So quarter s. SO.
Certificates Of packages Of whole tickets, Sl3o-sharcs
in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

4 7 a meeting oil tho President and Directors of the Louisa Rail-
n Road Company, held at Louisa Courthouse, On Monday, the
9Th Of October, 1877:
ResoIrel, That the stockholders in the LOUISE Road Company DO,
and they are hereby required 10 pay into tho FSrners' Bank Of Vrsi.
na, in addition to what has been already called for, twonty dollars
per share on each share held by them in The stock Of the said COM
pany, in the following Instruments numey-S5 per share on tho lSt
day OF January next; IS per shnfc on the lst day Of February next
SIS per share on the LIST day Of March next; ad s. per share on the
lt day Of April next. As usual, interest will be allowed on all in
,taInicnts advanced before they become due, and Interest will be
charged on oil that are not punctually paid. BY ordor Of the Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
y. q. The ins,almen.s that have been called for, Including tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

Mr.. Edgar w. Robinson has retired from the Editorial
chair of The Winchester Virginian, and is succeeded By
the Rev. l.. Eichelberger.-Mr. r. in his neat Valedic.
tory Address assures his Democratic friends, '',hat the
paper wi II hereafter sustain the same general principles
,Tfheh have characterized its course up to The present
s"me; and he feels satisfied, that, while no greater zeal
S = DC entertained for their success, on account Of abb
N.Y. ~ oey'ond the compass Of his bes, efforts, will be
\ N''sht 10 their support"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

EDUCATfoN.-The ,ubscribcr's school will be orencd on tho
- Dol Of january. 1895, a. Tayioraviile, by which place the cars
on the Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad pass twice every day.
The course of instruction gill embrace such studies as are usually
taus CHI in the best Academies. Terms for board, tuition, sd wash
ing Sllu-beddins aud candles, If furnished BY the ,ubscrihcr, So
As 10 hs merits n ; a teacher and tho general character OF his school,
refesense is Ie.Pcetio'ly mHde TO lodges WIN. BroesenhroOgh and
Gooch, Phnic lJsnison and the Rev. ~. Keeling Of Richmond.
Dee2T te7-atlsifl TuOS II. FOX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
The Nurthern Mail,


We understand, that the Post Nluste. General has not
yet completed his arrangements. A proposition 10 carry
the Mail between Baltimore and Washington, has been
submitted 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com.
p%any-and was promptly acceded TO, u few days ago
but it appears that his arrangement with that CoHiPa-
ny was dependent upon one with the Rail Road Com
panies between Baltimore and Phiiadelp hia. The ne
gotiations with them are not yet completed. But in the
mean time, the Wilmington and Philadelphia Compa'
MES are carrying The mail for MIR. Beltzhoover, the
Contractor.
We add, that the President of the Richmond, Frede'
ricksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company, is using
every exertion to speed The mails. A schedule has been
prepared Of a Mail and Passage Line from North to
South, for the accommodation of the Rail Road, Steam
boat and Stage Companies concerned therein. 1t pro.
poses 10 carry the Mail from New York TO Augusta in
4 days and l3 hours, and from y. York to Charleston in
3 days and ~ hours-being IS hours quicker than the
present Grent Mnil Route. 1t is 81 l-2 hours ahead OF
the Great Mail Route, between New York and Garys
Depot and II hours ahead of the Express Mail. 1T Is
believed that this Schedule can be carried into practice
by the LIST of April.
Mr.. Robinson, (he President of our Rail Road is at
tempting by immediate arrangements with the Post Mas
ter General, and the President of the Potomac Steamboat
Company, 10 bring The Mail at a much earlier hour to
Richmond-say, by half after 8 O'clock every morning.
If he should succeed, he will deserve the thanks OF the
public. Whoever co-operates with him, will receive the
thanks OF at least one poor Editor.
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FlRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
nv Of Hartford, Connecticut, and the Howard Fire In
xurance Company OF New York, continue TO Insure on
Inc most favorable terms against loss or damage by FIRE.
Buildings. furniture and merchandise of every descrip.
ton, bolh in town and country, and all losses ~honorably
adjusted, and promptly paid within sixty days after the
amount Of loss is asceriaincd. Application for insurance
addressed 10 the unde rsigncd will be attended tn.
HUBBARD IL GARDNER. .7gents.
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100 Prizes Of 81 900.
VIRGINIA State lottery,

For the benefit Of the town of Wheeling.
Class No. / for 1893.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on the 20lh Jam 1888.
GRAxp CAPITAL PRIzEs-$3O, 600 Sc, O00-S4 900
-S3,OO0-S2 500 S ,Ol7-lW prizes Of 81 ,OOU, NC.
Tickets only $40, halves s., quarters So 80.
Certificates OF packages OF o Whole Tickets $3.50
shares in proportion.
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Boston Collectorship.-Scarcely had it been announced,
that Mr.. Simpson was appointed Collector Of the Port
Of Boston, in the place of MIR. Henshaw, resigned, before
it is followed up by the intelligence of his death. He
died on Sunday last at the age Of so This much con-
tested, long sought after Office, is therefore still vacant.
The u. S. Bank has declared q dividend of four per
cent. for the last six months. Good pickings enough!-
from dealing in cotton, palming off the notes of the old
Bank in exchange-and refusing 10 resume specie pay
menls. QuouSgue tandem, &c.
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NEGROES WANTED.-l wish to hire, for one, two
or three years, honest, ~sprightly Boys, from
- 10 IA years old. Their empioymen, will be light, and
strict attention paid to their nen,ncss and heallh-as they
will ut all times be under my own superintendent. ANY
person having such for hire, will please call as early as
practicable OIL WIN. w.
Nov. 10 At this asee.
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HOLM II. CHRISTIAN, .7ttorney at LaU: will at
Cd tend the Courts held in the City of Richmond and
county of Henrico, also the County and Superior Courts
of Hanover and King William.
NJ Office Immediately in the rear of Messrs. Eustace
g. Temples Apothecary store, and adjoining the Office
of Dr.. E. H. Smith.
January2 69-w3~
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VIM. H. z. Merritt, Esq was called to The Chair, and

VIM. H. Z. Merritt, Esq was called to The Chair, and
BurwellB. Wilkes, Esq, appointed Secretary.
y R,v was. on mot rTo;l0 ,n;e of Thomas 5. Gho aso Esq, adam,
under existing circumstances, that there should be ano.
Their candidate for The Senatorial District composed of
The counties of Brunswick, Dinwiddie and Greensville.
II was on motion of John E.. Shell, Esq,
Further Resofrcd, That by adopting the foregoing re
solution, we do no. mean to express any apprehension,
that our cause has lost ground in this district; neither do
we mean 10 abandon our principles or relax in support
OF Them, on the contrary, we know that our cause is q
righteous and good cause, the cause Of our country, und
we indulge in the most gratifying belief, that it is here a
steadily growing cause, as We know from the most
cheering evidences, ll.at it is in almost every quarter of
our country.
On motion of Dr.. Edwin A. Morrison, it was
Rcsoired, That the foregoing resolutions be published
in the Richmond and Petersburg papers.
WIN. II. L. MERRITT, Chairman
RunwrII z WuKEs- SccrctnrX.
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~ Mr.. Gallaher does not wish his Card TO US to be
published. We must therefore request the author of
Puck to drop the subject. We have nothing more to say