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A n AND ALGIERs.


Ia the course OF a laie debate in the French
Chamber of Deputies, MIR. Jolly, a leading mem
Der. spoke of the condition and prospects oil A
gcria" in the following terms-discouraging in
deed. bui,, to the apprehension of disinterested OBJ
servers, full of such s%alutary truth MS ought NO, To
be without its effect upon the councils of France 1:
National IafeiiigeResr.
"Mr. JoLy considered that the position Of France In Al.
gcria was getting gradually worse aud worse. The army
had been $4,000 in 1912, and more than that number had
been in the hospitals. A fifth part had been lost from the
climate and fatigue. The commerce OF the colony was
absolutely null, and the only exports IL sent of to France
were LEEcuEs and LIONS. daughter II was said that
when Abdicl RAIDER fell matters would improve. but when
was that To take placei No one could say. The conduct
Of the French hud been such as TO give the Arabs n strange
idea of their civilization or humanity. The French troops
had, in fact, respected nothing, and the very first houses
they had erected were formed OF stones taken from Arab
graves. He maintained that the war in Algeria was one
without, dignity and would be without result. IL was be.
sides dreadfully expensive, the death of each Arab costing
France thirty three men and one hundred and fifty thousand
francs. This was the calculation OF a competent person.
NJ. Leblanc de Prcboist, a captain in the staff. IL was al.
legged that the army would soon be supported altogether in
Algeria without putting the mother country TO any expense.
To effect that four hundred thousand colonists were re-
CURED, aud at present there were only twelve hundred Z!
Could the number Of four hundred thousand colonists be
speedily brought together ? lie thought not, for experience
proved the contrary Us the Cape OF Good Hope, alter one
hundred and fifty years, had collected only eighty five thou
sand. What, besides, would the colonists have TO pro-
duce No sugar. for there were already two manufactures
OF that article. Could 1t be coml Africa was certainly
said to have been formerly the granary of Rome; but, If
that were true, the soil was now exhausted. Whatever
they cultivated could only form a competition 10 the pro.
duce OF the home country"
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The Prcsidentof the Richmond, fredericksburg g. Poto-
mac Railroad Company, deems il proper to say single word
in relation TO n communication in the Wing Of yesterday, in
which the writer asserts that the President Of the X. +. &
7. CO. made II n condition Of referring to the BJaid Of
Public Works, the subject Of an arrangement between the
x. +. 81 r. and Louisa Rail Road Companies, for doing
the transportation on the Louisa Rail Road, that the latter
Company should loan to the former S20,OOO Of the funds OF
the Louisa Company, now in the hands Of the R.F. & f.
Company.
In reply, he has to state that no such condition Of refer.
epce nus mede. The President aud Directors Of the r.
r. g. z. Co. thought II right, if the transportation on the
Louisa Rail Road was TO be done by the X. +. 81 z. Co
~ IL was proposed to do II at mere eOsf, that the Louisa
Company should at least furnish 100000, IN part Of the
capital in locomotives, cars, &c. required for the purpose Of
transportation on fhe LoHsa Rail Road: but they offered
in so many words, 10 refer The irhOie subject 10 the Board
Of Public Works, leaving il To them to determine what
was a proper arrangement between the Companies, irhici
yToiOsihOn i01s declined by Me Board Of Direef0Ts Of NE
Lo0isa Rail Road Company.
The motive, b Is presumed, Of bringing the discussion
If this subject into the public prints, IL a. prejudice the
minds Of the Stockholders of tho Louisa Rail Road in rc
iauon a. 10, previous 10 their meeting on the Let. The
President md Directors Of the x. p. & r.. Co. have nd
wish on the subject, but that the Stockholders Of the Louisa
Company may do NJ that meeting, what they may deem
most for their interest. They have eyinccd their wish q
adjust ON afur basis tho matters in question between th,
two Compunies, by agreeing to refer them to the Board %
Public Works, or any other impartial nfhitor or afbitefs
but Il the Louisa Rail Road Company prefer carrying or
their transportation themselves, thcif funds in the hands O
the x. =. g. =. Co., which are $1,000 only, instead o
$4,000 ~ stated by the writer IN tho Wing, and whicl
have been always 81 tcif command, viii be paid owe
promptly a. the order Of The Louisa Company, at one day
notice.
Orrcr o. rt r. f. & r. n. Il. Coz,
NIHL az -NAII
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The Richmond Enquirer copies from it, namesake at Gin.
cnnau, un article headed MI. Clay withdrawn" a care
less readeg-and there are many such-wouli suppose,
from looking at this caption, that Mr.. Clay had really been
Withdrawn" whereas IN truth, atthe end Of the paragraph,
II Is shown that Mr.. Clay's being Withdrawn Is q mere con-
lecture OF the Editor. He "belicyes sincerely that Nc. Clay
i, gentlemen, If you can. You know TO your sorrow that
be Is not "wiihdr1wn," and you fear greatly than he will
not be "w1thduwn." You would give your eyeteeth TO
have him "withdrawn," but nmiable as the Whigs urc, they
cannot, IN ihisinsiance, obige you. Mr. CLAW ~Iil be with
drawn" when he has served one Presidential. term, but not
Pet Int.
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Hblhst MT 90 tr provisions uf q tgrus W tf tIIsut super
q pt Count OF law fui Ct1urry nr ue Cguy of James Cy
ai che Cy of WIU1m.IufF prDnIunesi nn to- DI fay ~ Stay.
1888 iu % suf urfsfn l.riuv between fIe Mutual Asaurarrc fy
cwy against hr uu lHiAu-f Of ts sats NJ Virginia. piintn
1nI George Taylor Afuu.raor NJ lai5 fNa. will fs ru an
nrtst 0i Robert AnffrF. d.rfnai, aul u. ad George Tlyi9f ad
Cauarre biz wha, ADD other, dofeni1ut I -an poee,i oHfhe ih
MONDAY 100 August rev. t%h1thfinr Hastings Count day, CO. cfpoae N
pubIr .aa, to the hRHef bdfeg fr cash. before The CourIyuss
dp0r n Che CITY NJ Wuhamrburr, ue buildings lying and being iu
ad city. ofwheh Robert andrews died. soyedand p0acised. The
snd buildings are situated on The Main street ai consist ofa large
aul sphrnus dwelling house and 90 or houses necessary 90 n bf
10 KooI rpaE Tho cofrtucurn SfWf g1d dwelling aud w. hcur
situated uaaf the Colsnf nndou b. dcsimhle ~ a boarding house
ami ~ such u bas been used iof several yenrs pat.
John COKE
! Ju2i-eiw sepeantChy Williamsburg.
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o. The weather, yesterday, underwent a very
pleasant change. The two or three previous days
had been oppres-ivcly hot, and made Us long for
mountain air and sulphur wafer.
The rain, in this immediate vicinity have boon
abundant during the summer while in Ill the coun-
try above, we hear that the crops have suffered
much from drought, until within the last ten days.
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Orror OF rm r. f. e. r. r. n. CO., !
JuLY 2lst, l5i3.

Our readers doubtless recOllcct lo anocdoio We publish.
ed from o. Philadelphia paper Of n wealthy gentleman Of
lhat city. who in1tcd biz children % n dinner on tic Fourth
Of Jolly mud deposited S20O,O00 under the plate II oach-
We understand that the story D. literally true, that Mr.. Pot
ter, Director and ono n the principal stockholders in the
Camden and Amboy Rulfoad, was tho m%unihccnt host on
that occasion; and hot the lady of Capt X. Il. Stockton, Of
New Jersey, wasonc 81 tho guests. NJ. PoteT has long
been repued " be- voy wealthy, and this Circumstance
proves That he l. acquainted with the best method Of enjoy.
ing u during his life. ime-N. Y. Tribune.
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YUCATAN

The schr. WIN. Penn arrived yesterday from Sisal, hav-
ing lett there on the 9Th inst. Com. Moore with the ship
Austin and brig Wharton, had arrived at Sisal on the ID
inst, and was 10 leave III a few days for Galveston. The
commissioners appointed on the part Of the Yucatan govern
meut 10 arrange the basis of a treaty with Mexico, were
aboutleaying Merida To embark on board the steamer Re.
gcneLndnr. for Nnrl Crmz-N n Eae
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NIEXICO.

The brig Lime Rock, Capt. AUIp, arrived yesterday from
Matamoros, which place she left on the 7th inst. Gen. Wool,
commander-in chief Of the army on the frontier, reached
MatamorOs on Monday, the 81 instant, from Gerro, bringing
about $4,000 TO pay the troops stationed at Matamoros.
N. u. Bee. Tulu IL
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CARD.


Merchant Tailor's Dry Goods.
We invite attention 20 the Sale Of ME. VIM. McCreeY's Stock
Of Fashionable and Superior Merchant Talors Dry Goods. to be
sold At Auction, without reserve, This friday Morning, commene
ing at Oh O'clock.
The Goods are all fresh and desirable, and well worthy the aren.
ton Of Dealers and the Public generally.
PATENT IRON SAFE.
At - o'clock we will sell a Very Superior Patent Iron Safe.
Ju2l INLOEl 4 nROrHER.
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MARRIED.

Al City Point, on the iati inst by Rev. A. J. Leavenwortb, Mt
SPENCER SCOTT merchan; Of Petersburg. to Miss SUSAN MA
son. dauRhteI Of Capt x. Mason. OF The shp !enttson.
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SALE or THE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATE OF BANKRUPTS.

PURSUANT TO an Order Of the Court Of the
Il United States for 'ne Eastern District % Virginia, made on
the POI L1y of May. ir43. I shan sell. At public auction. 10 Tie
hiEhez' builder certain Real Estate mentioned IN the deeds Of trust Of
steEsr * Nash, 0f FamsIe. and Nash A. steEer of Lynchburg and
of Merritt II. stegcr aEO. certain personal estate mentioned In said
teeds, which are of record in the Clerks Once ofthe County Court
OF Prince Eiwarl, aud IN the Clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court 0f Lynchburg-which said deeds have been declared fnUdu
lent and VOID BY said Couu. The following b. the properly to be
sold, yl Three lot IN the town Of FamviIe, On with a superior
brick factory and extensive fuureF 2ni, a Lot with ordinary iu
pfoveuents a. a vacant Lot and ~ Negroes, consisting Of men
and women, and well trained factory hands some COWS, and Em1ll
DIT ~ wei selected household furniture. onv well Improved lot for a
private f-ssisnce 10 The Town Of Lyuchbuw.
Al Of their interest 10 q Tobacco FACTORY and Lot IN the town
uf LyuchhIV.
luc1ru clscthe sale val BE- foo cash unless ths amount NJ any
wreilr -1I be- one hundred dollars oi moro, anil Gpru % will BE-
Dr 0uetud ca-h, one turi at s1 months anil one third at twelve
months r0m the day of .iie. 40 conveyance vii bee made 10 ths
purchlser in any case, until the whole purchase shall be paid and
q conveyance directed by uc Count.
The s1ls 100 famtsilir viii b' Iu1ie In front ofCoL 3. ~ Jamss'
Tavern, on The 2JI day of AUGUST NEXT. commencing at 90
ocIrk
Th" sale IN L%ynchbnrR VIII BE- made on the 17h lay Of AUGUST
NENT, n front NJ the fmnkin Hotel commencing a. 10 O'Clock.
MHI-FfIa WA. e. EI0FHNDK Eua-faI Aaafgfa.
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On0 Nova Scotia Grind Stones, for sale by
" w 2t WORTuAM. McGRUDFR & co.
ncnI Esinte on a Creait Of 30 Ycnrs.

Real Estate on n Crcdit Of 10 Ycnrs.
WILL rent, lease, sell, or exchange for n good
= business stand. The residence lately In The occupancy ~ George
w. Bassct Efqs the house contains 10 rooms. flushed in Tho bgst
manner The outbnridtngs are an Of bHck, and consist ~ n kitchen,
WIN laundry servants rooms, &C. smoke, coal wood. and green
houses stable AMI carriage hOuse. &c. A productive fruit and We
Ectable garden will O well or The best water convenient nnin com
phin fciaf ana rpictc with every convenience Tor the acconuto-
dau"n ~ p sarge iaiWy. w. location b. ono ~ The most deafnhis
neal w, Guy lNei emf within n few minutes walk NJ ue Coryo
tauou. iee tom city taSc4 water RENTS a.. viii sen this. with
ue privilege Should The purchaser desire I'D NJ The brick dwcfHsF.
outbulhnR', AMI the two os adjoining, now under lease IN GOOD
tenanttof n term nf years. HUT n fmar portion NJ the nnrt4se
mnuoy viii be required. and on that time win be- given M n,ie 4,
tffactoy-ho credits s~itjectto Interest leo be sccurcdbv a deed or
tuep and payable in annual instruments. The title unquctiou,bls
AMI ifee tnnn an iucumbmnce. JAMES e.. WATSON.
~ W-N 1Mt street. Opposite the Custom, Home.
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VAUABLE REAL ESTATE.
We invite the public attention 10 our sale NJ Valuable Real
Estate, situated on Poplar Street opposite the property Of MI Jes
see Franklin; aLo the Tenement on l7th street at present occupied
by Mr. Joseph ilagan.
Or Sale commences az 4 O'Clock. r. VI.
ROBT. g SCOTT,
ABEL w. MAYO, N'om"'hs"he"
in OF INTppa a uppTurpg A.,.
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Ng r. RICHARD +. BROADDUs, nv agsnt,

I'h b. NOW about 10 visit The counties 10 spuuf Weston Nlri.
n1. Icrnmnt zoo ~Rorsbnlgc ui taking 100 u' c1Infer from tlst
r0Iut South AMI West 70. te purpose OF sgrz su.s-uhrv aud
others 900 opportunity Df rtlug i.eif fufsf1 tG Richmond Wig,
g. Enquirer rIlIenLfsay NrseuE.r anil % Compiler know
ilIi 100 can 1ni t'pc WI 40 will Boz prepared 10 meet SIR o. with
r'.H suIl claims. FsrDr4 wishing 90 aubsenJe o. usae md Ohor
payers Published 100 Richmond tI hnd un. a vsy favourable opror
uufy. WILLIAM gOrLDN.
u 21-c1N Collector mr wing EuqIirr &c.
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CLASSICAL sND uArHtEHATICAL SCHOOL.
D NIAINIDN nI rIIlE PONENs.

7 VIZ UINI rNE@IUU Ut IUT7 TEUUUI v Ut fUTlIUUUCo
= orr te if Monday in September Having been before tr
public fr trht ten years lsa teacher and having twice acted a.
pur.-pr of Mafhemauca 10 me University Of Virginia n the en-
ur ru.aru1n ofaH parties ue Principal deems any nruff tru
mnru unnecessary. Tuurn for uu months, so. Board from 10
t0-I2 20 motfh. u zI-nuO-fpt
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TRUST SALE.

ITNV DI DINII1
10y virtue Of n decd of Trust executed to the
Hb subscriber. on tc 22d NJ April isf3. by ovcrou u. Penh.
which decd BE- 81 record iu the Clerks office NJ Cumberland county.
7 sfnn Tor certain purposes specified in mid deed. offer Tor sao, 10
the highest bhtder, for cash, AZ the residence of tha aid renh. tho
following property, a. Wits negro slaves. named Minor, Ned, Miles.
John. Fanny. Judy, Why and cbtL Sally and girl Judy about so hhis.
Corn. three Muies and one HORSE. The aid Peifs stock n Sheep.
about thirty IN number Mo-, hs stock f Cauc, twelve In number
also, tho crop q Oats now upon the premises. The sale will
take place on TIC fiuf nayof August next NJ tho residence 81 The
said Ovenon y. Pent. The title 90 The above described property b.
believed ~ be- unqncuionahic, but actiug ne Trustee ! shall only
convey such little NJ j. vested in me BY the deed aforesaid
u 1i-dd HENRY y. IRVING. Trustee.
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iu2I-wow MN. q. SANDS T. =

NO~TICE.-Pureuant to a deed or trust executed by John
A. Mc''ee IN tc subscriber az trustee for James NicGco, Tor GER
lAn purpose therein specified. shall sell. 10 the highest bidder at
Chesterfield Courthouse, on the IT. day 81 August Count neat. for
cash'a certain uact or parcel NJ hand lying In the said county Of
,hos'ered about ~ miles below the Couuhousc. containing about
2uO acfes and being the same land wlrreon te said Join MrGce
resided nhis lifeline. or % much thereof NJ viii satisfy the aid
trust. The title 10 The above land b. hchevcd IN De- good but netting
n . trustee j shall convey such title only ns b. vested iu me.
in - CT o. W. POfNDENrEH. Trustee.
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GHEAP.-Just received u lot of Bacon Hams.
~ which viii be sold low.
Ju|l-W RoYALL a MORGAN.
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81. CROfx sUGARs-A few Hhds n strictly prime quality, in
, ~ 10 store, f0T ne by SHIELDS \ sOMERVftLE.
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Commercial Returo.
Richnlond Markets.
[ Reported and corrected ,oeekIy for the Whis.

July 20. lSi3.
GRAlN.-Whsai-Bo fixed price for new Wheat. CONS to
90 ets-eoming IN quite freely. Oats from wagons and Depot rs To
3l cents.
CLoNERsEED@sS per bu-hel-no demand.
HERDS GRASS-75c. per bushel
TIMOTHY SEED-s2i per busheI
flSI-Hcuings SI!, No. l.
lRoN-Enghsh s75; swetes sos; Trrdegar 500.
CANDLES-Huls Patent liai5 cents
FLOUR-S5.
TEAS-Impenal anl GunpowleT 75c. a 81 so; Black 5Oa IS cts
WHISkEN-Hhds 2ic, Bbls. use.
CofFEE-Rio : to sic; IAguayra 7lasl; ST. Domingo 6aG!
Java IIlal2 cents.
MoLAssES-Poro Rico e5as6e; New Orleans 23a9i cents
Olls-Wint SIS; FAN Strained 65a5O. Whal- IN bbl- "a cts.
PROVIsIONS-Westem BACON "a 4! cents. Lard :! cents.
PI.AlSTER-S5 ON BasIn Bank.
suGARs-st. CpN 7ae; Porto Rico 5asc; New Orleans SAIL.
SHOT-5lc.
SALT-Whan 81 65: Store 50 90.
CAIrLB-Besf - to Isl; Sheep 81! to sal; Hogs 81 to al.
ToBACCo.-Lugs -! To 81; Common Leaf s3l To 81; Mid.
ding to Good. - To s.; Fine, - Ia $40; Extra manufacturing qualt-
~, $50 To SiI.
EXCHANGE.
New York dnns. .!al prem. Bahhmore drafts. . !al prem
Philadelphia do..-...ai prem. North taTohna. ......l dis
South tarohna.......I dis. Wheeling ...........2 dis.
Treasury Noies........ par. Tennessee ...........I dis
Alabama, ...........l7! Specie. par.
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0T The Hanover Agricultural Society win hold a meeting a,
Hanover CT House on Tuesday, the e5th Of the present month
a full attendance Of the members is very desirable, as there 1, bu.
snesa Of importance to transact. RIcnD p. DARRACuTT.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Lincoln, Wooster, Thomaston, lime.
SAILED,

SchT ENTu, UNeTton, fnII NlNtT, coal.
Schr Dorchester, Stone, fredericksburg, coal.
NEW YORK, July l9-Auived schrs. Nassau, Dear
born, , De from Richmond, with tobacco to Allen x Paxon
Adrian, Pitts, ! d. I'm Richmond, with coal.
PHILADELPHIA, July l7-Cleared schr. Sarah Ann
Wescolt. Richmond, A. Il. Cooley.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9-Arivcd, schrs Lagrange
Croweh, ; days from Richmond; Orator, HolLinger, ; day
from do.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MN 10 a dnrrnn Of tho Iircmll Snnl

~ - 80 - 'h' 1hHt~
Il rOr Court u Law and Chancery. for the County Of Caro-
line, pronounced on the % day Of May. 1913, IN the easr of Wood
son Wright guardian Of the infant children Of Geo. II. Terrell de
ceased, plaintiff against France. " d. Terrell and other defendants
the undersigned. commiTiOnef therein mentioned, will on FRI
DAY. the 18th day Of August 1913, on the premises, proceed to
sell n the highest bidder at public auction, that desirable tract Of
Land with the improvements, embracing a Gnst and Saw Mn, on
wiichtie said Geo. n. Tencl lately resided, containing about ESQ
acres, more Of less. This land b. situated 10 the county of Caroline,
on ono of the branches Of the Mataponi. about o miles rum the
Bowling Green, about I miles from the Richmond. Fredericksburg &
Potomac Rad Road, AMI about , miles from the residence Of Ira =.
Dickinson, called Poplar Inn a considerable portion of this
tract B. hat land, lying on the South river. The forest land y well
tmbefd and a. feric as the lands generally In The neRhboufhoOd,
and h. immediately adjacent % the farm Of Cot Achd samuel who
grows such fine tobacco. The improvements consist Of n large two
soy brick Dwelling Itous, with q rooms and an airy passage, AMI
an Necessary OFT houses IN good repair. The situation j. high,
healthy. AMI In n good nHrhbouthool The NH properly attached
~ valuable, yielding about 100 bMs Of Corn annually ne Gnr, be
sides the Income from the Saw Min. This property will he sd to
gcthcL Or in parcels 10 suit purchasers, if I find Il % the interest q
the parties Thc terms of sale. according b. the decree are, one
half Of the purchase money Ia be- paid In cash, the residue In two
instllmeusof one and two years-the deferred payments 90 carry
interest from the 1t day of January, iEii, when possession viii
De- delivered ~ The purchaser which interest b. 10 be paid semtanr
n~uary-bonil with approved personal security and a deed Of trust
upon to premises In SECURE the deferred payments viii be- required.
PuvHcgo 10 seed wheat the ensuing fall has been reserved fr the
uurcuasrr =. DICKINSON.
Boiling Green. July 1sth. 1913. ju 2t-c1awtds
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ENrLSA FAMILY IIAMs.--5OO FnniiIy Hams
- ofToifs cure, IN store and for sale.
iu 2I-2M IAMEs A ID r~rronN
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John J." Saunders, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth W. Wit. H. NJ. Got-lotough and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not h1yinR entered their apDr,tanre
and given security according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules Of
tms 'ouH. and II Appearing. by satisfactory evidence. that they are
not inhabitants NJ his Commonwealth II H. ordered, That the said
defendants Do appear here At the r1csto be held on the first Moniay
nOctohcT next and answerthe bin n the pi1inuT, aud that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published In
the Ctyof Richmond for two months succeuiveiy. and posted n the
front door ofthe Capitol in the aid City.
a CoP-reste
iu2i-waw WN. q. SANDS q q
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Mr.. Van Buren, s Terds-We have received from Eau
quier, an article signed "Ximoncs," from the pen Of a lead.
ing Democrat in that region, arguing very strenuously
against Mr.. Van Buren, on the ground, that a contest must
arse about Texas, md in that contest, Mr.. Van Buren,
will side against the South. The writer asks the publica.
ton Of his article in the whig-alledging that the Van Blu.
rem papers refuse to publish it. We must endeavor to &C.
commodate him.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAI,E.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
f TIlE subscriber offers fr ae privately. the HOUSE and
LIZ LOT on Jackson street separate from hs present resi-
dence bya street Touns-haf cash, the baanee g months credit.
Also II sale q SECOND hand CARRIAGE and HARNESS, and n
pairof wenbroko Carriage HORsEs. young and sorpd AIso :
vry hne Saddle Horse. Also, one Wagon AMI Harness. For fems.
apply TO me a, my ONCE near the oh swan Tavcrn.
j. l5-2awu PETER w. gRURHg
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Hlgh priees la Tg!aeeo-OLd Ia, Aard 10 Geat.

High priecsJor To5dceo-Old Flu hard 10 beat.
Sold lately, by Dibrell, Holcombe s. Co.., the following
crops from Fluvanna;
To PoiuauN Robinson-JOhn Blacks CROP, . hhds, 50
and Sl3 so; J. IL. Sncad's crop, , hhds, $40 aud SIS; p.
A. Bashaw's crop, , hhds, $40, I25 and SIS.
ToJ. B. Allen-Capt. J. Whites crop, 3 hhds, $40, Sll
and Sl2; Thos. Shepherds crop, = hhds, Sl2 So c. II.
Shepherds crop, 3 hhds, one SI2 80 and two Sl5, making
an average for the last crop Of SlI and Is. per hundred
Thee sa.es embraced aII The leaf tobaeco Of each crop.
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