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POETRY.
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uS THE LAUNCH or \ flksI-KATE.
(rrox c.nYpEIL'> cLt.e0I, 49,
FHcsaai halls Thee wgth emotion,
u gnu-,, child 81 ravai art,
Heaven f->ounc. Thy w..ccms; OCEAN
Tak-s the .ni!:Esto his hs.rt.
Gan, oak, Of bold expansion
Ger seven hundred a-fe> tell,
All tnhuiId n: noble mansion.
Where OFT. hearts Of oas shall! dwell.
,uIc., those trees The wild deer bounded
Ages lDse ere we 1sre born,
And our great .,.aif4'her- sounded
May Jav'al hInIim; aofn.
Oak. ,ba, t..ios dii .nhe'it
crani-gs ft1.n Cur .a'th aaa ny.
s, u rchI.', tine native -g'r!.
In your 'IGters SHAH not dc.
sain to shine IN marital story.
Taon -jta.; cl-.ye Tie oceans path.
Ere. GIFTED ~ ~ B'iiannIs'> glory,
And the ihuncers Of her {" fa;h
F.4. shall crowd thy -ail. ard q: thee.
Tareat'n,ng hay DC 10 Their &c <,
When aiar they first tr-cfs thee,
Llk. tn- cosnlas whinw s?sek
Gallant bark. thy pamr and beauty
Storm o. tslt,lr ne'rr sAali ba,',
rhll.; cur lars, - pride AMI cGi!,
Nail thy eolc:s To- tie mast
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General agency and Commission House.

General Agency and Commission House.
have associated themselves together under the
i fm of WALLER & THOMSON, for the purpose of trans
acting GESEa.L CoHMissos Bc,ixE Having bren long
gagged Merchandising and understanding the routine
WE'LL they with confidence offer their services to
friends ie public large They heow their
personal undivided the sale of every article
their care and most respectfully solicit share OF public
in the sale OF CORN WHEAT and TO-
BACCU assuring their friends that nothing will be left undonr,
which human energy skill and integrity accomplish in oh
tanning the highest prices their produce and making punctua
returns fnr the slme.
Until they obtain more snae location their office will
be found on street Shockoe Ill., squares above the Depot
the opposite side. LOGAN WALLER,
WAN. E. THOMSON
They most respectfully offer the following references
Richmond-Messrs. Kent Kendall Atwaer, and Capt Gen
amin Sheppard Charotiesvie-Ailan B. McGruder, ESQ.,
Staples yier& Co. Loaisa-Messs Quail,
Kent j. ". Daehy, Esq. Amela-Messrs J. T. Letter
Co FIuvanna-M,sss Shepherds CO. Lynchburg-John N.
Speed and William ST. Sutton Eos Fredericksburg-Gabrel
Johnson and Alexander Walker Eqs OrangeMessIs. Sneed
Thomson. Amherst-Wilam NJ. Waller, Esq. Caroline
Robert G. Sutton, Daniel nearne and William w. Tenant,
Esq. King Wiliam-Gen Philip AyIett and Capt Charles II.
Rraxton. W,iambugD Robert r Waller. and Aessrs w.
W. Vest & Co.
10 ll4-wiw
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IN rASCERY Az Rnrs taken in the Clerks Once OF the
superior Couu of Law and Chanee Of Prince Edward
county, the 4,h day Of April 1872:
Nathaniel J. Venabe Administrator with the will annexed Of
Charlie. Wood>on. Daniel A. Wilson, Samuel C. Anderson, Ahra
ham w. Vepable and John Tgrie Plaintiffs:
against
Martha Price Nathaniel r. Price, Charles 81 Price, T-aac H.
Dcnni. and Mary a. lis wife, Boyd and Martha 7. his
WIFE and Thomas H. Anderson, Defendants:
defendants, Martha Price Nathaniel T. Price, Charles w.
PRICE, H. Dennis aud Mary A. his WIFE having entered
their appearance aud given security according Of the
General Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
inhabitants Of this Stale, the motion Of The
plaintiff by COUNSEL aforesaid, and accord
iny ordered That the said defendants Martha Price, Nathaniel
T. Prize Charles Price, Isaac H. and Mary A. his wife,
appear rules be taken in the Clerks Office of the said
Monday July and the plaintiffs
hill. copy ofts order forthwith inserted in
public printed the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and also posted the front door of tie
Court house Of this county.
Copy-Teste
b. J. WoRSHAM, C. C.
AprfI 10 lH-wa:v
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~.RTER ST. BRAXToS'S OFFICES a few ton. above u.
u Bell Tavern opposite side Of the Main street, He nj
practise regularly In the Court Of Appeals The Federal or IL
Snerio Courts OF Law and Ct ChanceIy 10 kieaGohd AID
IN. superior and County Courts OF King William.
Win the aid OF an active Clerk, t. " GsIton viii untk,
be collection of claims Richmond, and In tie nrshts
counties: and whenever may become Necessary, he n
his attention To the liquidation of Claims and
debts for reasonable compensation
Reference Is mad In John R. Gymes, ESQ.,, Sr 0r.r
B. Gwaihrney Esq Mobile: William C. Parker Ec ftor'i'1
William w. Sharpe, Esq. fs.toi s. George I-an'r ~, t.
uort; John Maye Esq, Fredrieksbys Hon. iiery G.N
Tucker. Unirosns, ia. -,
March ~ HH-Sta
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self at Columbus, Mississippi will promptly and carefully
discharge all business entrusted TO him:
Rrrr.,,erp-David w. Barton. Rneksarr Ya John Hart
Ersdsriei.brys; William Green, cxypr c. HI Lewis B. WV
ams Orsags HI james w. ssaRdssa CAssesrs Jaquslir
r. Taylor, RnhncaA
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TN CHANCERY-In Powhatan County Court, April the sth
Isia:
Richard and Mack Goode Executors Of Edward Eas.
deceased Plaintiffs:
against
John T. Moseley James Locke; and Rebecea c. Moseey.
Defendants:
This The PLAINTIFF by their attorney and filed their
bill the Defendants having for its object attach the in
rrest rnan John T. Mo<eey the real and
held by his mother the DEFENDANT Rebecea c. ory for
and TO have the deerefd TO be sold for the Of
satisfying debt due hs defendant James Loke and the
said John r. Mosesy, the plaintiffs by single bi dated the
day cf November, 1884, and payable Twelve months after
dac cruppn awarded against the defendants
to cause appear here and the said hill; and
pearng satisfaction OF the Court, that The defendant John
T. Mns-ey il nhabitant Of II
ordered, That r do here and the said
bill the Monday July and that copy
this order newspaper published in
the cv Richmond and continued for months successive
aud that another copy posted the front door Of the Court
house OF this county.
ACopy-Testc,
wM. s. DANCE, C.
April 70 lH-wsw
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r., III, Lieutenant Gorernor of The State 81 IirSia
DS 49,

Ds PROCLAMATION.
xryurREAs vacancy hath occurred in the Senate Of
w STATE by the resignation OF James Lyons Eque tue
nstor for The composed Of the city q RIehmont and -
@ontirs of enrco Charles City, James ity and New Kent
n The aid CIV and the Srr CT the said Counties
CURED TO elections the fourth THURSDAY &
present month for the said district, TO ~! ie
caney aforesaid.
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor acting G.
vernon in pursuance Of the Constitution. aud under
lesser seal OF the II kichmcat til. f.,
10Y - JNo. NJ. GREGORY
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BIZ HE Lieutenant Governor Of the Sate Of Ti,gin,c
A PROCLAMATION.
~rrurREAs vacancy hath occurred in the Senate O! IN,
w STATE by the resignation OF Charles Faulkner EasH
Wo,,an and Hampshire Shers OF the said there
fore required bold elections 10 their respective counties
fourth Thursday in the present month"; ios sena fo the
d,,tnct To fii the vacancy Aforesaid
Given under my hand az Lieutenant Goveno acting
vernon pursuance of yhe Constitution, Ii.
lesser the Commonwealth, Rehnou5 s,I.a
day OF April, in the year le4a
JNo. ". GREGORY
April 8 HID
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March u

SIR CHARLES.-This noted horse will make his la, -
- in Virginia Kings Tavern. Midway lnn, and N"f
Ordinary Prince Edward county, and wi! be let 70 man
the moderate price OF S2 the season which BE- da
by payment Of sl0 any time before the season ei
to insure be in foa and 81 To the groom IN ,e
The season will commence the ls day al March ahi FL
ON the st day Of August Mares le with Sir Cafls All
with grain 80 per day. All possible care willie ast
accidents escapes but responsibility for ehs
PEprcnEE.-Sir Charles got by William X. JphE'oh
Charles, his dam by the imported knowsey. 3. d. BY
Medley, d. BY old Celer, g. g. 6. d. BY The lmPftd
NlLLIhh 80. :, ~
JAMES b. MILL
r.h Cd
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RI n. Lieutenant Gorernor of the State Of Tugiaia
A PROCLAMATION,

PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN The Senate Of ,i'
major M the District composed VI the counties Of Amelia Pow
haan Chesterfield the Of Petersburg the shess
10 bold elections. on the Thursday in As a
senator for the sad District, ill the vacancy aioesc
Given under my hand Lieutenant Govefnof sae'hz aod
inr 10 the Of the Constitution Is ''o.fnos
,EAL and the Lesser seal Of the a. Rich
A'''' '-'' -'A john RUTHERFORD
.;,I ps-wa
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h he Leutenaat Governor Of The State Of Iugiaia.

RI he Leuttnant GoceraoT Of Lte STATE Of TIugiaio
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate Of tbs
w State by resignation VI WhtmeI p Tunsa, R.eue
he Senator r the District Of Prk
Henry and Pslvana The Sher Of those eoun,rs there
fire required bold elections in their respective eoaH-
fourth Thursday April next for Senator for he sad D
10 fIi the vacancy aforesaid.
Given my hand Lieutenant Governor, acting
vernon according the provisions Of The CoIsiiac.
and under The lesser seal Of the gch
uond, this 2sh day OF March, less
john RUTHERFORD
Anril l9-sld
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April 10

In the United states Court FOR the Eastern Dis'nd
April lat, 1872:
TAMES CHAPMAN, Of the county Of Caroline i@'-
petition, praying that he may be declared BANK,
drred That all persons claiming 10 be creditors o. m
Chapman show cause the Court, on the lah q! = :
why the said James Chapman he no, declared b'hA
an, to the art Of Congress in that behalf and Tia
order he published in the newspapers, according N @
iih Rules Of Court.
SE JOSEPH F. BATTLE
Apfil
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~ VIC o"'''u S'A April 9Th, 1872: o-s. b,
THOMAS C. TURNER, I'm, a.y eI BY declared s,s
petition, praying that ne may y, rs e creditors o.
meas nss G. WHY ls. sss Tao@s. G. TUNE. =
rup, pursuant to The act o Congress 10 sseOd'
~ tbis oder be published In the ne"'psp
ana 9th Rules Of Court
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-By vir.ne Of Deed u \
executed to the undersigned, as Trustee By " N.
the Clerks Office Of King William county 10 .etnre certain
in said deed mentioned and for the benefit OF Ian -!
deceased shall sell, At public aueon, and f"f ieaa!
tunlrss otherwise agreed 10 by the parties %
the zh day of April, between the hours Of IL and ot
the premises, rain Tract Of Land situated on ramuh
yer in the county OF King William, and containing ab'a
six selling Trustee shall only convey NE se
in me BY said deed. o,,. -
Ar,iIs lO-Hu
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IN the United States Court for the Eastern Distract q
9Th April, 1872
HENRY VI. IiEwES. OF The city Of Richmond. nv 7
petition, praying that he pay be declared D-1'
~ ~. Hewes show cause The Court, on the h cai
why the said Henry " Iiewts be not DECLARED bi..
suant 10 the ACT Of Congress In that behalf and ha
order he published 10 the newspapers, according 10 1
aith Rules Of Count.
HENRY GIBSON
- -
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A TEACHER WANTED.-wan.ed TO s IA, e tea teach
branches Of an English Education and the rrneb y
would be preferable thai he should le.en ~, the u.,
None need apply but such a. can pr'dsso &c, frnrf
testim0niaLs Of character and aoihIes. ~
upply TO the subscriber, at surTy Couil'n' TuOs.
i
hpyfI II
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In the United States Court for the Ea-iefn pi'u' =
April Ist. le'2 c.,o;st
GEORGE l.. GRAVES, Of the county ~ t" 1
G hled petition paying that he may br deel'irda Z
II is ordered That all persons claiming to he w. III
George l. Graves show cause TO the Got ~ o,s j,
May next, why the said George = 6fs'r, " nat ~
B,nkur pursuant TO the net Of Congress 10 ''
that copy OF This order be published in the hs"'''
ing to the 2lnd and 9th Rules Of Court.
A COpy-Teste, ,,71hY
Jusbrh - IA
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s,' Prepared
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*, who ran
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In the United States for the Eastern District " vr
2jth March, 1872:
n OBT BURTON OF county of buckingham. h;via. lie!
IL petition praying that he may be declared banssJ
ordered That all persons claiming 10 be creditors y M a 1
btr Burton show cause 10 the Cont the I'm DAY Of Ni
ne, WHY the said Robert Burton b. not DECLARED tlhse2
10 the act OF Congress tina. Behalf and "a. cy
this published in the newspaper aeeofcE- iae IN
and 2.;h Rules Of Court.
CoPy-Tese, - ~ -
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lanes HAMLETT, Arronsrr ~ Inv, w., ~,
In the Cont. Of the counties Of Charlotte, Had.
MIA He will also attend the Superior codns Z.
Ic- Address-HaIifax Court House, 'ifc'S'@ lji-
March
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In the United states Court for the Eastern
lIth April, lsEs II N,
TN the matter Of Bankruptcy OF John Z ,..,,,e,
i Fredericksburg, ia the Eastern Visna. r,s,s u
The said John F. Scott, who has beeh ~. dischs
this Cou H. having filed petition pray'nsi" .oag
ordered That notice thereof be published IN
IN The civ Of Richmond, seventy days at least eei
Of July next, when hearing Will be bad on 'e
the CITY Hail. Ia the city Of Richmond ana an ,a,s
proved their debts, and other persons IN ih1,
The said time and place. and show cause, ~ az!
The PRAYER Of the said petitioner should not Oe
Copy-Teste, :, p.TrlEy
JOsErh ~.
Anil
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IL CHANCERY.-A, Court held for sasseI ecuH'' "
day Of April, 1912: d.,
Phoebe HAIL, '
1.s,,ah q, IN - ,,,h u,u, pefpn4I
Tie d, PENDANTS. Zarharfah HALL and Joseph hal hN
entered their appearance and given security, aeeordnf
OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and u apltafp
sfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF 'n
IL is ordered That the said defendants do appear b,fr
day Of July and the bill Of the i"o-
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN s'H'f
published in the city Of Richmond Tor tw' mon,h. '"
and Jsted the door OF the Court house OF h' "
Copy-Trs;e, x,ep
April - ~
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April } - - .V-"'"
or The Lynehburs Republican will please publish the aOs
once Tor twenyeght days, aud ead Account
John w Ha.kins, Of Buckingham.
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ndia Fellow
Land s"a it, Mss;on and Missouri shall be who love
SlE
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Beef Beef and Pork oil cents IS
il not only expected that this alteration wonid
take place but that would be made the 9th Apr
We consider this alteration of very great importance
to this country, much greater than any that might be
made in wheat and flour For the reason, that in
wheat and -four have competitors at the very doors
of Great Britain. The moment the sliding scale ope
rates so as to permit the introduction of wheat, that
moment the granaries of Poland, Prussia, and other
ports IN Europe are thrown open, and England Is sup
piled with The staff of life at lower rates than
furnish whea, al from this country But in most of the
articles enumerated above, there be competition
Of this No part of Europe furnish the article
of recon The contrary they all import that article
No country but Russia and portion of Sweden, can
rival US in naval stores in the important articles of
lard beef and pork have any thing 10 fear We re-
collect the period when many of these articles formed
great portion Of our exports, with The addition of
lumber, but they have all been cut off one by one,
til they have been nearly excluded Under the pre-.
sent rate of duties, cannot see why the trade in
those articles will not revive. There is no country
earth that furnish finer beef, pork, lard, now,
as we believe al so low rates. If the packers in this
country will conform 10 The English inspection,
which be easily done, by putting The pieces in
the packages required, we can soon compete, and
successfully compete, with the great packers of Ire
land In our country, where The praires and pastures
SO fertile extensive and cheap, surely faten
cattle and pork with greater advantage than be done
where land dear and high At the present time
in this country have an immense surplus of lard,
pork and beef which is in fact, spelling our hands,
and which is selling at price altogether unprecedent.
ed. An opening in British market would be of great
importance to US.
In the new British Tariff it is proposed to lay duty
upon coal exported, Of which loud complaint is made in
those places the Continen where British coal used
This export duty will be equivalent to the protection of
Pennsylvania coal
The owners of the packet ship Louis Philippe came
up from her yesterday. They report that the ship lays
but few rods from the shore deeply buried in the sands
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

TEXAS.--The news of the capture of San Antonio
by the Mexicans is confirmed They captured the town
while the court in session. and lawyer was argu
ing case taking prisoners the Judge and jury, plaintiff
defendant, witnesses and lawyers The belief is that
serious attack is medaed on Texas at last and never
was the young Republic unprepared for the con.
fct. Whole number of prisoners taken is SO, among
whom, II is rumored, is William ii. Patterson, late OF
Charlottesville, Va. and young Mr.. Chevallie of Rich
mond. Mr.. l.. Colquhoun, Judge Hutchinson, MIR.
Jorss representative Of Gonzales Mr.. Maverick, and
S. Il. Cunningham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

.Mesmersm. insert, the 4thr page. the very in
e,cs'ing letter of Rev Robert Ryand detailing series
Of experiments in Animal Magnetism, at the Baps,
Seminary, uesr Richmond, of which that gentleman is
the Principal The results very astonishing and we
do not know how they to be accounted for Mesner
ism be humbugal idea Of collusion In this case. be-
ing nadmissble from the character OF the parties Mr..
Ryand formerly the pastor OF the Baptist Church in
this place known TO many of citizens not only
As accomplished scholar, but as gentleman Of high
character, and of profound well inquisi,ive mind
We have seen detail Of some experiments in Mes
ncrsn in this region OF country less extraordinary
than those detailed by Mr.. Ryland but we are COM
PEELED 10 defer it till
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TINE l.ViO.V.
&1a 61ll

one ana inseparaelc, now and forever; il must be
preserved" TJs.ss.,
UNliE subscriber, with the view Of relieving b;o,ref
more speedily from his present embarrassment, has
determined On taking charge Of school few mile.
from town.
lily thus adding 10 the profits Of his Establishment, in
Town. these Of his own labouis. cxcr,ed In different
channel he adulgcs the hope ha, Il will not be very
long before he shall have effected this desirable
In the mean time, be his friends aud the pub
he generally. that although his personal attentions will
ea withdrawn from the tavern 10 ynchburg yet he will
leave There competent, aud accommodating Bar keeper
and IN the dining room that will not disappoin,
them. "
Will only add in the language Of lhe brie but senten
tous motto oi the Lecsvillc Troop. ",ry u.s."
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
S-My charges are as low as a, any o,hor well
KEEP, house in town.
Oct. 10 onfs
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L.1I'D EOis S.4LE.

WILL SELL, to the highest bidder, on the 10Th
l. instant the premises, the Tract of Land on which
reside. This land lies the turnpike heading from
Lynchburg to Campbell court house, miles from
the former place, and adjoining ,l,e lands of VIM. A.
Staples Capt Wihes and others, and contain $50 acres
About halfs cleared, and all fresh and very produc-
tive. On this tract is portion Of good meadow land;
the unclcared land fine tbacco land, and bed Of fine
lime stone. The buildings are all new AND comfortable.
sale is desired for the payment Of debts and i, will be
sold, ii any thing approaching reasonable price can be
had; otherwise it will, Oh the above day. be offered for
rent for the term of one year and the renter have, if
no desires it, with the farm some hand, and horses and
tools.
The terms of sale will be made known on the day;
and il sold, MI VIM A. Staples, the trustee, will rati
fy the sauc IN the terms being complied with. If rem
ted, bond and approved security will be required Of the
renter. b. HENDERSON.
Oct. 10 w3w"
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I.asnghOrne Mills f0r ~.

r SHALL sell, to the highest bidder, on Tsssdsv D.
lst Of November. II fair. liz the nexs I'm day
thereafter. Sundays exeepsed) upon tho pssss, H.
lar in the opiaon that this 10 decidedy the nsss 49,
bic Milling caahlshn. ent above the falls Of James River
in Virginia Its local situation within two husdsed
yards Of the Main Street o. Lyncburg,) gives peeu-
ar advantages as well fo' the purchase q Whes = Fl
Tor shipping Flour. and receiving Plaster, equal b.
any establishment Of the kind as the boats MY n
brought within 20 feet d the Mills II il ma unsvssuo-
able to suppose that 1900 Of Plaster may be ge "
and sold from this establishment annually. The Min
contain six Of five feet Burr S.ones and two Rub-
be and capable omaking 80 barrels Of Flour PR
day. Attached to the Flour Mills - Corn and Plseass
Mil capable Of grinding 10 Of Plaster or 100 bus-
cls Of Meal which from its contigni.y to LynchbaW,
will always insure good custom. Tho machinery v
cast iron. The wheels, fore bay. &c. have been
made about fourteen months. The whole property has
recently undergone thorough repair. Tho water pow
or IL unqncstionabe, having James River IS feedcf
Need remind any person, wishing to purchase such
property, that The present Is most suspicious time for
commencing Milling blsness,,he low price Of gnin
rendering mex, In impossibiy that loss can b
ained' The Mills in operation. and will CO.
tnuc until the day Of SALE and the purchaser will BE-
qucd to take the stock Of barrels aud timber (of whsA
there isa sufficient supply for the years opernons) sac
tho hands belonging To the establishment eight Coopsa.
('me expires the last Of the year and six Mill hahds.
aud pay cost for each.
TO Farmers having Whoa, in the Mills, end .hnss
tina, have contracted to grind cuamission sale,
will say tina, no disposition ha, may be made Of the
Mills shall in any way change our relations My Pm
ncr, Mr. S,epoc will remain at tbs Mills " wind Up tho
business. and either deliver the Fhur pay fns tho
Wheat. according to contract.
| TERMS OF SALE--One lhni ia hand and the bal
ance in and two years, annual instanen,s, with
deed ofus. and the property kept iusared Er my lsns-
~; The purchaser refnndng to the sDonnt 81 insu-
rance paid from the day of sale For any further intos
nation, please address me, a, lynchbnv.
HENRY $. LANGHORNE
| Oct 10 tiNn
o. The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer, will
pa'c COPY I'LL day SALE and send their accounts to this
Office for collection.