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rARMyIlLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Y virtue Deed Of Trust executed To Inc ny abaha H.
ID Vennbe shall proceed SELL TO The highest bidder on
Wednesday, 2ls day Of April lsil certain Lot and Houses
The improvements large rce story bfick
Building with houses This Lot may he divided INTO TWO
lots with of the improvements ana about rs iee 'front.'
running other With Lumber House and
about ground width and about $50 feet Of ground In
length on Cross street
Also one other House and Lot Main street, adjoining the
Shop of Mr. Charpe aud variety Of Household and
day Of sale PATRICK H. JACKSON
April llo-2wtds
~ In consequence of rains, the above sale is postponed to
Tuesday the 18th day of May ISL fair not The next iair
day. PAIRlCk H. JAChsoN, Trustee;
April % ilo-iu
WASHINGTON Notwithstanding To be absent from the
w state several during present year, and wish
nc 10 from public life will sell out the remainder OF my
lease on Hotel which will expire on Tile last day OF
December, 1872 The will be accommodating ana nut
little required be paid down. This establishment Is de-
cedy commanding and pleasantly located Hotel IN e
city from minutes walk Of nny OF the business par.s
Of town. admirably situated for travellers wishing to
Northern Southern cars, canal boats Inc amonn. o.
stock exceed 81 500 As there certainty OF
my selling my friends and the public are informed that sna DC
continuance Of that patronage heretofore 6
literally and promise good as cai
be col eew here and bills Baggage Will be conveyed
and different dcpo aud canal, free oil ciarrr ny In,
Washington Hotel should like early application 10 be
"harld / mi scI {. a. HODGES.
| Richmond, April27h, lst io-@a"I"
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m OSTON p.,...u,y
Is Chesterfield county, q miles from Richmond ana r. &
now reody 10 serve mares slO0te season. 10 be pau
thn il which closes Isl July, with 81 cash TO the Groom aes
will be with what they want At snss per that
~ od and extensive place have for the accommodation "
mares and colts. such lots, stables and pasture r
R,sinn has run every where from New York 70 1.ors' %
has won more Jockey Clubs Of three and four mr hs, ;,
m horses ever did never having lo,i one; and y 100 mt
n,wn 10 advertise length for his winnings " IA ,
whole Of newspaper His SIC, pomer rrat s"s' ~
blood. suits all mares, ana IS az n3 WM R. JOHNSON
sg-2awtl5May
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
IAQFElIN TAYLOR co. have received, from Liverpool
w th ships Madison, Roscius and Independence, aud from
The Northern markets. their supply for The together fur
h,ns desirable assortment of handsome Goods, which
offered fur sale their usual accommodating terms.
Richmond ofth March Is4l lO7-l2t.
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- GORGE FlTZHCG JNo TAHOE LIN n.sa ~
orsrY, At Law Port Ropd, YrpiHia, VIII practst ftEh-
l,rlv in the County and superior Courts Of Caroline hs
and Essex the Superior Court OF
ana George Fzgh has been practising IN most oil inc ABOVE
named Courts for many years past no a
pou ROYAL, pHh March, lSl loo--m
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NJ. lay before friends in the country The following
schemes for May without word OF rccomnendalionihcy
speak for themselves:
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR MAY, ISL.
Capitals Of 10000 Doliars.
VIRGINIA WELLsBuRG LOTTERY, Class F. for lsil, 10 he
drawn numbers out of IS.
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NToTICE-The regular Annual Meeting of the Tredegar Iron
Company will be held their Office al the Works. on Mon
day, the Sd day Of May next, at ~ O'Clock.
F. B. DEANE, JR, President 7redegar Iron Co
Richmond. STtl April, 1871. lb-a
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rT1HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Noxubee County, CIRCUIT
L Court October Term, 1870:
John W. Gerou,) ,,oo
r.. Attachment for $500 90.
Joseph llidcn. }
The w Of in this having een returned exc
cu,ed and appearing the satisfaction of the Court thai the
defendant said state 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication made in the Richmond Enquirer anewspaper
pnhsed city Of Richmond, Va, notifying the defendants
next term Court, be holden the third Monday OF
April lSi plead Judgment will be rendered against hum
hi default and The property attached condemned and ordered 10
be sold 10 satisfy the plaintiffs claim and costs
Wness-H. ". Fooe, Clerk Of said Court the ihh dny Of
D...mi,r H. $50 II. W. FOOIE, Clerk.
All, ll6-St.
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4 &. GRiSWOLD and II. A. CLAIBORNE, ia, ArroRsrrs
~ Law having associated themselves in practice WIN a.,
al the Courts in the Of Richmond and county Of Ha.
In the of June the engagements of Mr. u VIII pre-
Vent hs o.iuc permanently in Richmond.
~ Clients the firm will receive the benefit oil the experience
Of H. Ebert \. Claiborne Esq.
p n The Easement story of the Powhatan House, opposite
The Cly Ihl
Richmond. April Goth, lsll.
70 my Clients my health reinstaicd, the firm Of Girls
VOID Claiborne will aid the management OF my business
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Apr. Doth lsIl li-aaw3m
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ApJrTarr GENERAL, orficr, |

trainings after the date OF ms orhcr The officers Of
those regiments may be trained This Spring Al such place shall
he designated by of Inquiry Tor their respective egi
mcnts BY Command,
''''' WI. ii. RICHARDSON, y9c;ins A. a.
March loft
ID. NJ. Uoyt 81 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office.
RICHMOND. Va
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NpflcE TO SCRVEYoRs.-No plat and certificate will
hereafter be we'd into the Land ONCE unless the No. of
m warrant No Of date OF and OF warance
a'eiisinctly setor,h in the certificate.
By order Of the Register,
j. Y SWAMI, Clerk
January, ISL Soft
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| 7" Partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of HILL
~ DaBNEi expired, by its own limitations on the hrst 81
month"; aud he subscribers intending TO devote their
attention 10 'he Comm aud Collecting business will
Their Grocery Cary street, from this time and re-
~ persons having claim, against them 10 present them for
en and those indebted TO them 20 make immediate pay
Is they wish close their old concern as possible
! nay be found The Auction Store Of Robert Hill & Co.. x
'ee' fronting the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL,
aathls lo3-u
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by order o. mo HA LANCASTER DENNY & CO, .auets
y D. = p'aS y ' fNf' L., ID. x CO.
ll0-;ds
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FRESH SPRING DRY UUFIDS.
\hE have stock OF Spring Goods, except
w fe" packages daiy expected. Our assortment i
a'gs and general both Foreign and Domestic Gocds-amosi
loo large fear for times but being well laid In We are
able 70 offer inducements purchasers and we are deter
mined 10 do 50, until our Stock : greatly reduced
T. & J. 8 JAMES & CO., Globe SQUARE
March l03-2awaw
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Tue subscribers have entirely stock OF
Spring Goods TO which they invite the attention OF rchaS
e's " terms accommodatng-and such merchants as
may give US CALL confidently say, they shall be pleased both
III prce and quality.
LoNDoSs, WILLlNGHAM & DREWRY.
March l0f-tf
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good order and repair ,,hc
- INV and 18th streets occupied by Messs Williams M
Of Sue-One fourth in cash, with credi' oi o - anu
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IN him s0nRsndsd he ,dsnita'iaa 4 lie
~hnls ensHirlf Hos ensiskle Ensld he
vaEr eosI,inn. How landsLls lhe smbi.
llen % imiiaae ssch an rasmple! By
your approval q shis bal. The most NJ,
Dsle anc cordial rslsliaus Nollj be pre-
sFrsed bsisesn yo1Tsslf and y1onT p0liii
ral frlends-lh~ ron6dsnre ol lhe party
woGld be sustained. end ws shopll al
hare lhe proud ssli.lselian Al inisEehans
lng lhose rteipnoeal srIs aI kiRdness md
god frslsnR wLirh are The lie and sonl
~ ~ henarsbls. political assOeislinns.
faom ny intImaIe acquaintance with The
srnliaeals sf nnr l,irLds. haze no he
Station on saying such aaulJ BE- The &c
shl': sni ! assure 100. The great point 4
difficulty being illus happily remos sd.ihes
Would give your administration. uhile.i.
visaraas and cordial support supparl
- hnnar.bie o. themselves - II w0ud be
gratifying IN yan aud interesting b ,hr
eacnsfy. May ! mol hope. ihsn. thai this
Rres. and psinslIe purpose may iaauenes
your dreisian. and ihsi We may sll return
10 aur constituents. having BY a1r uni'ed
asilon accomplished The great objects for
Tor winch &c wefs called laaeiher, and
receive ihei' snnnncisisoR Of. Well done.
s0si and faithful servants"
Ny snllri'ude for The success 81 Ihs
party and rs measures. and the eonst.
qurni prosperity 81 The raURiry. j. my spo
lagy forihIs Observation-Disclosures III
be rece,ssd in the spirit af kindness which
dleIs,sd il. and ] cannot bul indulge lie
hope that The sane sp,ril sill bring you
10 conclusion 50 honorable 10 yous.ll
and 80 snxlou-ly DESIRED by your lfiends.
Very truly. yours, 81
N r. TALLMaDGE.
To PSesijenI TYLER.
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Correspondents ef The Nsr FORK .7nerii.
Cuu.

fi,sars Fails, September 81.
The patriots have. since The rrmo,a uf
The United Sta rs Amy fr,m lIuH.I",
~ in made iii. u, ighbHhood the scene
81 ihrIr up rstions. ~ ,fsrr, Il ibey Car,
10 Snbrol bolh counrie IN war.
last week they msir an stIemit I.
blow NJ ~" u her Msj.Hy', s,e.nbaAIs
Iy Ing a, an,har IN thc Naears uer, Al
ChI pess. Len, had lald his nsIarioOs
ilo'. aud since his arua u said Ia have
bosst.d lo Gov. Srwsrd. Al Auburn. That
he had been recently in Canada, aud
would have brsn successful Il he not brrn
raP,uIed!" lie sl.o srkrnU lodged bring
the acI"r u The te.irncrou u! Brorks
'n"nnm' NJ. aud of recent blau ips ~ oi
"He nj tue lacks an The wsllani Canal!
The machine consisted rI two oaks
containing $50 lbs. u powder. They
were each PLACED "n l,smr une huntIrd
yards apart, (hut ronnecrsi b. ropr.)
siih lea''rn pipe aud fuse ihtnIa u
'er'ed. aud thus t"u cd irom Grand Island.
nd sen, drifting inv rtIs the vessels. Ons
"nly OF thr 'sk. explo,l-d. but, u o.ll"I-
tunaIely. rsrmatrrely. beng 800 yards
short Of the mark shrrni,e every snrl
on board. with The vessel. must hare been
drslrry,d.
II was ah"u, . o'rl .ck y. VI. Those
an board al it'. sUrp sed Tie report VAS
that 81 rarnun. The men were spred''
" mustered. md the IN ,ehlue VAS srea
Heating. 4 hoai aiih six urn sss low
cred, and whit prrcrrding t. secure 1t.
we're fredH from Grand Eimd. but hap
pity Wrh""t i.,jury. These things have
di.turbrd the public mud. aud tic canal
and ifnntrrr il INV ps;roll,d night anu
day bv the Blush ,to pa. |, ,smy h"'il
ront icIion that unlr-s there 10 u strong
deiachmsn, Of United States troops firth:
" it'll sent to Buffalo. aud slr"ns cnonsp
and sufficient u show lhtsr gentry the
Government 81 the Unued Safes Is De.
'etmiued la preserve p'srr. art' ~
this chaiarter will Re done. sl,irh NUT
have the efIec, oI breaking up the p'sr!s
existing between both countries. bull;
ln was the headquarters from whenre the
Navy Island gang, originated. and at The
close Of caual aud lake Navigation there
are enough uf floating chaiseiers to be
found ready aud ripe f"r any undert'klne'
b 'weser desperate or wicked. Thr Ia
madam refugees seak I'll they can {" IN
ll,me the public mind rs 10 Mcleod: eu'
drnce sufficient to rnnvici an angel will
NOT he l.rktng al II. IL hsni,: and. iin"t
successful in oh,a,'ing his convic j" =,
aud SPEEDY exerulnu to-, they make
thrir b""si tiey will 10 rcts Ives JUS
tire.
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sure srasr.red ana ihel Espadiaie6-ef-
lo:s psomp:ed and ihsn disoEne5-ser-
vice rendered and dhea treated Kiih scorn
or neglec.. Surh q rsse required. In my
Judgment upon considerations. private
and public, thar he Official relations sub
sisling between The President and nyssli
should b Immediately dissolved.
GEO. z. BADGER.
Ma.hinston. ssp,saaLrr IS. $50.
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Mr.. wISE's LETTER.
Warrington. Ja.. ,ss

AsNtAlA"hs MNAF tctu
GENTLEMEN: l have delayed answer.
ing yourl Of the 10Th inst, in order Io
make arrangements, il possible. 20 aceept
its kind invitation 10 attend the dinner in
honor Of Mr.. Clay BY The citizens Of his
paiiye country, II TaylorsyiIlc, on the
9Th instant
need not tell you what ! think Of tina,
man Henry Clay, Of Hanover. lie has
done for himself what friends and fortune
can do for no man, and has acquired what
neither friends nor foes can take from
him" fame for which he himself has
fought, and from which no mans censure
can delract." And that fame Is his re.
ward. Office could not add q cub, TO
his stature. lie has reflected honor on
the place Of his birth, and a Henry was
born there before him: he has maintained
the reputation Of virginia's sons, and vi /.
ginia is the mother Of !" heroes, statesmen,
and sages." Tha, is enough Cor any one
man, and il Is enough Tor you to claim
him as your own--you honor yourselves
in honoring Henry Clay. None can i'm.
peach his disinteresiedness now, and I
wish that all Virginia, all America. could
see him, ~ you will see him, and hear
him as you will hear him--a teacher. an
experienced icacher of eternal political
truths, and q witness Of facts for freedom
against freedoms foes. Heed him, I be-
seech You, heed him willis, you may!
III. A. WISE.
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and. considering. especially, that Is Is de
duty q he Wings sfselually . fspsl and
pun down any suggestion. that thsy are
endssrosing 10 put The President in con-
dillon ID which he must sct under -
srsint or embarrassment. ! an fully and
entirely persuaded. lhai the Bank subjecl
should b postponed % the maxi session.
Ian. gsnilsmsn, your friend and OBJ
serv't.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To Messrs. Bates and Choaie.
Senator'S from Massachusetts.
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McLE0D.-M.Laod il, AZ this Il,

McLE0D.-M'Lcod is, at this time,
forty-two years Of age--a Sco,chman by
birth. think set, broad.shouldercd, full.
chestcd man, abou: five feet eigh, or nine
inches high, with rather light hair, blue
eyes, fall face, AMI low forehead. lie is.
Whit may be Of more interest to some Of
Of your readers, likewise n bachelor. |,
this outline Of the gentleman should con.
vey 10 you no favorable impression, YOU
would he mistaken. His address is un.
usually preposscssing-he is extremely
frank and social in his manner, and with
al uncommonly intelligent. In early life
ne received quite good education, learn
ing Latin and Greek; and subse luently
travelled as an amanlensis to Major Rus
sci OF the Engineers, a near relative, if not
son, of the no5leman of that name, who
was murdered by his valet in London, a
year or SO since. More recently, he ira
yelled in France, and in 1880, first touch.
ell his foot on our free soil. During most
of the time he has spent in this country,
he has acted as Deputy Sheriff in the Nj.
agara District Of Upper Canada. You
will remember that he was first araign.d
for his agency in the burning of the Ca.
roline, under the name OF Angus
M'I.eod." a younger brother Of his. lie
was released on account Of this informali.
ty, but was subsequently indicted and ar.
rested under hi, own prope. name. Alex.
ander M'Lsod. The examination upon
his arrest. t,ok place at Lewiston and con.
timed five days, upon which he was con-.
'li,.c Ito b, Jail !. L,,a2or;, wi,h quad
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Richmond Hing.
Senate Chamber, Sept. ]. 1911.

senate Chamber, Sept 2. 1911.
Nv Dear 8 when the lnrrner Bank
Bill aas before you. | losk ,he liberty Of
respectfully urging lis approval; sug-
gesled The rfecls II such approval upon
yourself. upon the party which elected
ypI, and upan tie shule county: [ slso
. s'ed ' ks, brl,esed IL be the srnuaen's
Of our friend, IN and out Of Congress. ~
Ie'sHpa 10 > .e,pnf tia, bill; and Iha, their
leehngs Mould lie manifested in way 10
dow al una!tersble determination 10
sustain their furmer p..i,ioa sea,ns, the
exercise nf the veto power. aud sgsias,
Executive influence over the legislation
u Congress.
On The receipt of your Veto message.
u pas kslIryed The public an crest woul,.
be pfam",sd By p.kjpg another effort To
meet your views ~ relation % Fiscal
hsen; aud your p..l'i,cal fsisads 10 bo b
III uses. mseai op carrying nut The great
measure, Eos ~hlch lhis extra Session IA.
.easis.i. ds,erWiaed that all feelings al
mafs'hra,'an Or resea,peal shopld be
Bserliiced 70 The pubic good. They &C.
,esr'il ely passed The B .akrup, Bill. the
Lead Bill. apd snn,het Bank Bill. The
iso for@er have been approved by you:
The litter 70 nos ppdrr your consideration
sad every bs.y ru~ar predict. sua.l,sr
ysso. inusi Ne sse not 10 be subjected
20 shss ham,ll4sior. AMI lha, ,aa wall. on
this ooca"an. ia.iify ihe ex pect,uaus OF
your ie'sad.. al dissppsinl The hopes of
y sas enemies.
ne public .aial - 90 msaa exei.eI
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e Lr,ra Ill won can and You will Ii'c TO
spc IT'S ,slUc.
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II win be recolIecled that Mr.. Marsh.l
Of Kentucky, in his speech in reply o
Mr.. Wise's attack on Mr. Clay. inlrodur.
ed letter of Mr.. Wise, in answer 10 an
invitation 10 the Hanover Dinner, IN
which he lsuded that gentleman 70 he
skies. We annex the letter. 10 LEI our
readers sec what changes one year may
produce: -. Per. Intelligence.
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around his jEI 1urEg Ire snsiTs E.rl,.i a.
his conEnsmeai IhsEe. siK mon;l.s. m.
l.sl spging he xss taken % Nea York !,
: hshess eaFpus, where Application lcr NJ.
discharge vas made BY his c0nnsel. yo,h.
N A. Spencer ssd - he late July ,rrr
was brought 70 Uiira 70 hear lie ceeisi,.
On this application. II being denied. "
was placed in The cnsi0dy o. he shrr;sr
Of thai county, and eon6ned ID he III !.
that place. Here he has since rcsn.io.S
s0lacing himself with books, eonversa,io,
and his own thoughts. The latter of ul,;rL
yon may well imagine. under he eirrum.
stances. are not The most agreeable. n
has excited no small enrioEily anaony n.
farmers in our neighborhocd, ! large nurr.
Der Of whom have visited him, and h,,s
generally lefi him with The most fsyorskl.
impressions u his disposition. MIeOa
i free in his communications on he mai.
ter in which he Is involved. answering n
questions. and supplying The minu.esiIe.
tails IS 10 his conduct during the pa,r;o,
war. and slcadfasuy denying any connee.
ton with the memorable outrage On IL
rights and honor Of our county win
which he stands charged. .aitr. Ca.
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SENATOR rALLaaDGE.

We are permnted To lay belpIe our
readers n eloquent letter from shis DIS
Iiagpi.heI gentleman. addressed tn Pre-.
siden, fvlsr. afer The passage Of The last
d ,nk B Il. aud before Il ass vetoed. The
p1bi'c sIIi he stsek with that passage III
itIiics. which adds snalher link Ia ihe
yrhaia pi unansserasle pranf. that Pfe>i
esa, IyisI With, IL his sanction from 4
mezsgre which had been specially Iramel
sce"rd,ns 10 his a~n suggestions. IL Is
dsefly u be regretted that the Chic
M.g,.u.'e dad mol yield u the glowing
appeal 81 Mr. fsiim Idgs. Instead oi listen
jag 10 the evIl coansrls IL Iiiile miacs ant
poon ssraek Ass,rsc:i"ni.is.
49, p;eL.z,o,,J IN L:r
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The following letter has been brought
to light by the Editor OF the Madisonian
who addressed letter TO Mr.. w. request.
ing copy for publication:
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CHEAP FRENCH BoOKs.--tust received By
~ +. TAYLOR, imported by himself direct from
Paris and for sale Al very limited advance upon the
Parls prices.
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THESS.-New Treatise Chess, by George
~ Walker. ] vol. London; ls4l just imported
by F. TAYLOR.
Also, selection of Games, actually played in
London, by Mcdonnell, Bourdonnais, Des Chapel
los, Lewis, and others. l vol. London.
Studies of Chess, by Phillidor.
Gianutio and Gustavus Sienus on Chess, transa-
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