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.f&k FOR LIvERPooL-British Shp-Sails satur
M32\ day the 18th November-The well known very
kknfst sailing British ship CHESTER, John Wilson
master having nearly all Of her engaged will sail posi-
lively as above
For freight passage having comfortable accommods
tons apply board foot of Beekman street. to the sub
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO., IS Fulton st.
rcl tdnnr fof the Emil RanL
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S&K FOR SALE-The bar1ue DUO D'ORLEANS,
&x&N burthen $40 oEs register; built IN Bristol Name IN
1891 double deck, coppered and copper fastened III
feet Ious 81 feet BEAM feet between decks feet hold will
be sold the is discharged. Lays at Judds
BOYD & HINCKEN,
ni2ec No. Tontine Building. Wall and Water SITS.
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COMMUNICATED.
DINNER TO Mr.. HUNTER.


DINNER TO Mr.. HUNTER.
At q meeting of the General Committee OF Afranse>
fients, appointed by a Democratic meeting OF the
county OF Essex, and the neighbofng counties OF the
Sth Congressional District held for the purpose OF
rendering Barbecue 10 late Representative, H.
NJ T. Hunter Esq, at Croxtons Springs, on Tuesday,
the 22d Of August, A. Brockenbrough was requested
10 act as Chairman, and J. A. Parker as Secretary.
ResoiDsd That the foil lowing gentlemen be appointed
Committees in their several counties, with power 10
enlarge the same) 10 promote the objects OF the said
meeting, viz: f. I. Montague, John K. Taylor, Thos.
S. Street, and Thomas Fauneroy, Of Middlesex; Gen.
Philip Aylet,, Thomas Robinson, and Col. b. F. Dab
ney Of King William; d. P. Wright, VIM j DAVIS,
James NJ. Jeifries, Walker Halves, and DR.. Boyd, of
King 81 Queen Geo. R. Filzhugh, +. Coleman, Wm.
A. Saunders James Thornton, and +. Scott, Caro-.
line; Peter Goor,ck, Jesse Curtis, DR.. H,lliday, Jas.
billiard, and Elliott DeJarnette, Spolsylylnia; ST.
Leger Carter, and Charles Mason, King George;
Col John w. Hungerford, Col. VIM. Middleton, r..
Wes,moreland Colonel NJ. F. peterborough, Lyme
hackeford, John N. Powell, Tallalerto Hunter, and
Ohm Masero. Richmond county.
Resorcd, That DR.. a. Brockenbrough, Col P. A.
Branham, WIN. A. Wright, and John A. Parker, be
appointed Committee Of Invitation.
ReSotced That Geo II. Fnzhugh, NJ. R Garrett, f.
Montague, James Jefiries, and Col b. F. Dabney, be
appointed Committee 10 prepare toas,s-which Com.
miee requested to meet at Croxions Springs on the
morning Of the Cpd of August.
&esoi0ed, That WIN. A Wright, Warner Lewis,
Col Geo. Wright, and.A. Mlcou, be appointed Com
miitee TO superiutend the dinner arrangements.
A. BROCKENBROUGH, Chm
JoHE A. PARKER, Sec'ry.
u Correspondent requests Us 10 add, that "a the
Republicans, and others who may be disposed to at
tend, can do so, wthout being subjected 10 any sub
scrpton. large number of distinguished Republi
cans invited; and hope that many will attend;
and the Hon. H. A. Wise, has promised certainly to
do
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AIRS BURKE respectfully announces ia she me vii, d
octohcr next for reception Of Bcarders ana Day ups IN
the Iruse so long occupied By Mrs Tonpkin as a beat"hs
nrsc where assisted by Masters of experience and abi bel
MAN viii embrace thorough and extensive course OF useful ana
Education But her will not rest here-she VIII
TO impress upon Pupils those habits of neatncs
and order and that graceful and dsfsd bearing that Should a.
WAYS distlnruish won Of education. 80
Parents may assured that kindness and VIII
her Teacher bur that every moral
dv . he insisted on scrpuous observance. such "a
become inmates House, will be treated a. members OF
her NUN family and impartial and parental attention
Terms the same other Female Semnares in me cry
i-l6
-, anu ''",, nn.ga 90 90
rI.o VIC" A>"sNNe-' 30 co
E'tll, ~ %
Tienln, % TO
l.aiiiI, 30 90
SpllIiSn' 20 90
Music both Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL will be taught by the
most approved Masters, the Harp, Piano Forte, and spanish
Guitar. :, ). ,.;-.s l.,
Drawing Painting and Dancing will be taught if desired BY
the Pupils ,,, ,,r,;, tho
Goth September next. M =.
July %
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WHO IS THE ATTORNEY GESERAL?-Mr. Nelson is
the son oil General Roger Nelson, distinguished r..
evolutionary officer, WHO bore the honorable scars pf
The upper district of Maryland in
and d'ed us one of the associate Judges OF the State
the present Attorney General practcsd law Ere de-
rck ,ne place Of his nativity, (haTng been elect
ed to Congress) until he appointed by Gen. Jack
son Minister TO Naples to settle The Nenpotnn indemnl-
ty he was also member of the State Senate for five
years On his return from Naples he removed 10 Bal
tmoc, where he has since remained in the practice Of
The lazy. TO his legal requirements, eloqrence and
general aoiIy as an attorney, we have heard
o5Jecton-end hence consider his appointment %
une xceptonable In politics he belongs the Demo
cratic party of which he always Leading member.
fN Orleans Republican,
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
.,c noticed that the Editor Of penny paper, puo
49,, the CITY of Richmond, called "The Star. mas
ss +, 10 assail in his paper of Monday and Tues
a'Vs, The character Of John w. Jones, and the De
~ ,,c marty of Richmond, because they nave c"s,
rNs number of votes on the poll OF John ""
Ns { would advise this Editor 10 reconec', 'iia'
Bs was forced upon Mr.. Jones oy Mr. n'us
=, ~ friends Mr. Bolts and his friends nave chai-
iaa hon, 80 Democratic voters, who soteo IN ts.ch
t's ont of 22S votes; and Mr.. Jones irenos nave,
a'a"' challenged about 100 OF Mr. Bolts votes out
ipeu If over 700. Therefore, Mr. Is friends can
0'ap,,lain. No Democrat ever CHALLENGED mig
a' 'V q ~ thought it was good vote We have had
sos' thrown upon the Democrats without any
'h's IS ours We fairly and consitutionally elects
ssrnV. " Jones, Esq, 10 Congress, by the qualified
"a ''"" major: of the People OF this Dstrict; and,
vess has been forced upon US, we Will sus'
IS nv Ines while right-supported by the tree ma
tam ~ onahfsd voters OF this District-accoro'ng
lo;.. cons,nu,on of this Union AS 10 Inc violent
10 'ns .,.ds upon Mr. Jones character, and also
as'1l', Whole Democratic party OF richmond, VIII
W. % IN, Editor of the Star, that they are not
O'y ~ IN hin, for their character or votes. When
m ak his ADVICE, he give It. Mr. Jones and his
'h' b.v conducted this canvass upon high and no.
i''sIs Grounds asking nothing but what was right,
h', DO, sbmi,,sg to nothing that was wrong
inform the STAR that we are going on bravely at
=. NV Hall AT least we are we'll pleased with the
'as mus far Bolts has, believe, in or days
over about 90 votes-we have got over about q
v, n,t Richmond poll. II is great deal OF trouble
o., II !, right Jones is noble fellow, and is doing
p' dn,y. The Democracy may be assured, that all is
~. ..s, 70: Jones A RICHMOND DEMOCRAT.
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a GANG OF CoISERs ARREsrEp.-A gang Of motto
r'ous counterieiters named Joel Mason George White
house and wife, and James Sherman were arrested a,
their house in Bloomingdae road, New York, short
distance above Burnhams, where the officers found
every implement in the trade used for manufacturing
counterfeit coin-aso, number Of counterfeit Amer-
can eagles and dollars Upon the officers entering the
house. they were stouy resisted by the prsoners-and
alter considerable blood had been shed on both sides
the prisoners were finally secured, and conducted to
prison, and fully committed for examination. The
principal party concerned, was man named Mason, a
black and whitesmth, from Boston, said TO be worth
50 or $4,000 Among the articles taken, was valu.
able press, and the whole apparatus is said 10 have
been Of the very best description.
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1IVFTCdI INIT OIIICt, I
JACKSONVILLE, re. Fly July IS, {

Tropical Plant Office,
JACKSONVILLE, (E. F.,) July 49,
Conference.-The weather for the past few days has
been of unusual heat and sullriness, although the
evening breeze is delightful and invigors,ing.
Our markets abound with fish and vegetables and
our waller melons beat all nature in size and quality
Our soft sheled terrapn you know, are unequalled,
and we have lots oil hem mosquitoes and sand flies are
on the rise.
My attention has been called this morning to The in.
sects on the trees OF neghborng orange grove. II
appears truly remarkable how so minute an insect
commit such extensive depredalions and that too with
out ealing The leaf or in anywise Drny the bark The
insects, invisible TO the naked eye are under kind OF
scruf or bark, some eighth of an inch long, on the
leaf, and without any indication of movement, or the
slightest sign Of feeding, paradise and kill 10 the roots,
the hnest and largest trees 1t is beyond belief, but
our Oldest cuitvaors say such the case and they
oil agree, rs useless for conradictthe
assertion. The matter, in my opinion has hardly been
properly scientifically investigated. A suggestion
has been made that the red spider, IA quaint looking
genius) with which the trees ha We abounded since the
charge has been adduced the insect ia the depreda-
tor. rational supposition, think, and one when
should attract The attention of guilty ators.
am told that the corn crops are promising, al
though The heavy rains Of Spring much against
them.
Our little town is thriving; we have under why a
fine Epscopalian Church, Odd Fellows Lodge, and
subscription mas been gwen freely the erection OF
Roman Catholic Chapel, which hope will soon be up;
pesoes, several private dwellings are under way "
being contracted for. Call me not a false pfophet,
when say that jacksonville some day other will
be nearly as large as Savannah
Tomorrow we have an election for County ohef'n'
The candidates are l.. Ryan and II. r. Banchafa'
Esq's.
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RICHMOND MARKErs-Julv %. 1sia.

RICHMOND MARKErs-July ~, lsi3.
ToBacco-Keeep:s much reducrd Lrs 81 p rs; leaf
a 10 ~ fine manufacturing, 80 $40.
FLoUR-Country nomraly SIS; Cily Mills, for sale.
WHgAr-Las sales 0d 90 cents No crops sold
parcels have been sold received ITO
cents-nar ke not fairly opened.
CoRS-55 81, crnis-dul.
ME.L-65 10 cents.
OATs-3O IS cents, from vessels and depot.
PL.srER-Lmp, 81 Is 500 h. casks ground 81 so Basin
LiME-Sl l2!.
SALr-sl 81 by the CARGO in store, 81 IS go.
IRos-1edeea $780, Swedes, 90 51 Country, TO- pig 25 2e
NAILS a II cents
Fi.H-IIerings, new cut, 81 "a al IS, for MOL.
Shad, " 4 80
BrTTER-Firkn, 10 cents; fresh roll. 10 Is
SrG.k-N Orleans STA 50; p Ri.o7 a 75 ST, Croix so
a 10 90.
CorrrE-Laguira, 4 cents; Rio 6 a cents.
TEA-B0 n 100 cents.
MoLA..E,-New Orleans ~ "a Porto Rico, -
R,coS-Bailmorc Sc a 9 50; city cured, u 80 ..
BEEr, 81 so 6.MuIroN, 81 ia 50EE.Ls, s2-Laass,
sias BERNARD PEfTON.
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THRUST SALE-By vitue of deed of trust, executed to me
nv Oswald sc(rhre OH ODD day &C March, 1872 which
Clerks Office of the county court Of Louisa
sail offer SALE public auction, on the premises, on Inc
Goth nf August 1872 The of land on which said SIC
ehee resides lying the county Of Louisa on the Nrlih
anna River tyo miles above Mis- and -four from Pot
teryie in very healthy desirable neahborlood contain
ms p.,rv $40 acrrs- will br shown 10 any person Wishing tn
view i IeG r. The day of SAFE by Mr. Mctehee Also, all The
and ether property, mentioned in said deed There are
negroes, consisting OF men, boys ss women anu
children. -, ,
required in hand the in equal annual mrhts
and other property made known the day OF sale
Title ttustce shall convey only
sun =" JOHN /. COLLINS, Trustee.
an. 40 lid
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Important from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in 7obaseo

INportant from .Hcrico-Rer0Iuti0n IN I0OHsrUs
New ORLEANS, July I5.-By the arrival OF Inc
schooner Robert Centre Capt. Sheppard, from iooas
news from the former port up 10 the Both ut
short time previous the sailing of the schooner
General Sentmann Governor General of The Province
of Tobasco, had revoed against the General Gosern'
ment, and was at the head of 600 men preparing 70
make stand against the troops under Gen. Ampuo,a,
which had been despatched against him. Sentmanats
forces were daily increasing numbers, and y Is sup
posed he would be joined by large number OF the m
dependent party in Yucaan, who are not ai'oge'ne'
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pleased with The late compactentered into by their
Government and Mexico
General Sentmanat was formerly resident Of this
city, ana IS s"n.in law 10 Of oldest and most
Respectable citizens
Cen joaquin G Rehon and Cresemin Jose Pine.o
me COMMISSIONERS appointed by the Government Of
Ynca'an' LETT Campfachy board of the steamship
lsesenerado, accompanied by the Secretary Of The
mission, Geronimo del Casl,llo for Vera Cruz, to
meet Inc commissioners appointed by the Govern
ment OF Mexico, for the purpose of forming per-
manent treaty OF peace between the two countries.
TBee.
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Correspondence IF the ". Y. Express.

WAsHTSGTuN, July Is, 1913.
raul H. George, who was 10 move the masses accord
ing to the renowned Redwood Fisher has bee removed
and Col Craven re-instated This is not given 10 YOU
as rumor, but fact Give President Tyler credit
when 1t IS due. The efforts of your collector Mr. Cur.
lis to save him were Intellectual
The Hon. Mr.. Profit leaves for New York tomorrow.
lie mas received his commission minister 10 Rio He
will probably return hiiher in about week, and will
then proceed 10 Norfolk where he will embark for Rio
in The U. S. soop Of war, Levant. B. T.
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YARNS FOR sALE-The snhscriher authorised! TO dispose
i r several farms State Of Virginia. % which
c1. raiial Opportunities Of Investments particularly IN
City, ~ miles from h city cf Achn"nd con
lain, 23 acres: VII CD cleared, she balance
pine wood which st,;ed rs i, navcah creek, could
piv the place vice The nesho"'hood
one of the IN tn of Virginia, the buildings nd
frrcut but the land is pcy calculated II be improved iy
mail lime. which abundance can be obtained on adv"n
he bought Tor SG an acre halt cash. tie
b1lncr % time bearing interest
Also for sale Two or little places iii the vicinity q the
city. u i. BoI ;.
iutv 93-a
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GEs. JAMES HAmILros.-The Tuscaloosa Monitor
of the 9Th inst, says "From Tuesday evening until
Saturday Of last week, this distinguished Carolinian
remained in Tuscaloosa, his way to Mississippi to
look alter considerable land interest there. While in
the City, he received those respectful attentions due
10 SO eminent citizen. We take pleasure in learn
ing that Gen. Hamilton has removed with his family
to Alabama, and that he will permanently reside in
this Slate. The plantation on which he resides is a
few miles below Fort Mitchell, The Chatahoochee
river in Russell county"
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1IirriageI.

Married. the 3lh instant The Rev. Mr. Earnest, ut The
residence Of Mr. james Newman, in The county OF on.e
F. LR.KE Esq of Charlottesville, to Miss hrnEccA
GR.r, e Culpeper.
Married, City Point the 10Th instant by Rev a. j. Lea
veutr, hir. SrENcER Scorr Merchant, OF fetcIsbnfs
Ms> MaoN daughter Of Captain L. Mason, oil Tie Si
Jefferson.
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I~Ns
TnOs. TALLEY. Trnstrr.
Sale conducted by JAMES p. NEW, Auctioneer
Juy % 3-ids

s,ASDS'S PtHIf.LaSsar,c. Fecr disarmed If
- ro.s-rhis aud alarming Affection winch has
10th The
infancy aad period ni EaGAOod
has nj and antdoc EVIL Effects upon
tie system, laid .y powerful Influence. a ttle
child Nh William rack's wood Coiter, cacsed
fever which lit her dreadful state her hide
somer ~ lie. inches diameter
app Shoulder, which broke and discharged
almost quantity of offensive coup
tion this discharged la'se quantity Of corruption
of a offensive character. Almost dcspang
OF stopping the discharge they made trial OF Sands Sar
saparla which effected the child ha.ing taken only
bote-Bai.aore SuE.
Vt For particulars advertisements in this ard other city
papers.
Prepared and and RETAIL and for expectation,
A. Il. SANDS co, Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
Broadway, o! Chambers New York.
Richmond by lie AGENTS A. DUVAL Co, IN Peters
by ROSSER ANDERSON, Norfolk by NJ. 4. SANTOS,
By Druggists generally The principal, cities the L. ;.
Price. 81 per hole-G bottles Tor S.
~ CAUTloN.Br particular 10 ask for SasDs's sarsara'
riiia, and take no other. july 2s-t
rg,U joins r. FfTZPATRlCK.-Sir you resident
Of the Cnmmonw ca Of Virginia, you viii please take mo-
shall MONDAY tie i.h day uf seFrfI5er ieij,
and OF O'Clock, 4 u and O'clock F. Vi,
Richmond proceed depoos Of James Warrington
and others read eyisnce i depending the
Chanccr t.e kh:nund Circuit which
comp anani, and ycn David T. Roberts and oilers,
f from taking of the said de-
should completed That the OF the
until completed will he Continued from day day iSun-
da,s excepted J hours place
HENRY NELSON, Surviving Partner
of the late firm Of Henry and James Nelson
I'M
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July %, 1919.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cours held for Cumberland
County The 2iih day OF July, 1913:
John W French guardian Of Thomas N. French, Plaintiff

County, the 2h day OF July, 1915
John W French, guardian Of Thomas ~ French, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas T. Nash, Lucy L. French William Co'qnit Jane
CrenshaS Mary Crenshaw and Thomas Crensha", W iam
C.enshaw Juiih Crensiay Thompson and Polly his
WIFE Joseph Coqnt, Caleb A. Cogut aud JGih H. toqu,
and the said Thona. n French Defendants:
The defendants, Josiah Thompson and POLY ms VIE, and
William Cren-haw aud JGdih cFensha", chdfen {" Nancy
Censhaw drc having entered their appearance and gwen
security, according Assembly aud the rules OF tina
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence, that they
mol inhabitants Of this county, Ordered, That tie said
PENDANTS do appear here day September Court next
and answer tr bill PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order be
serted in newspaper published in the city o.
Richmond for two months successfully and posted from.
door of the Court house of this county
A Copy-Teste D. D. WooDsuS, Z.
July - 9-we"
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, July 10Th, 1872
To J.aEs HcDowELL, Esq.
Sin: herewith transmit the Quarterly Report of the of
this Institution the let instant
am very respectfully, Sir,
Your obi. servt,
J. ". PEGRAM President.
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MAMMOTH MELoS-.We were presented, yesterday,
with magnificent melon, raised al MIR. Paul Remley s
place, called Princes Point, Christ Church Parish,
weighing Ga lbs He informs that he gathered, al
the same time. four melons, weighing respectively Cd
574, 80 and AZ! lbs, in all 1924 lbs.
Charleston Courier, Of July 90.
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Extract Of letter, dated
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 10, 1913.
"There about one hundred visitors at the White
Sulphur at this time and coming daily; so Red;
but few at the Blne, Hot, Sweet and Warm about $50
IN the mountains. '-Llnchburg Repub!iedR.
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FROM FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH. July IL By the steamer ST Matthews
Captain McNelty, arrived last evening from Florida,
we are in receipt of the Jacksonville Tropical Plant,
OF the 9th 'ns together with the following cores
pondence
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~, Sentiment of distinguished Democrat IN tho
i"' Yalicy Of Virginia :,
!, would rather enter upon doubtful contest WIN
~ Van Buren,, as the Democratic candidate, than
N" ISL yer the course with another. With Van buten
sAA defeated with Van Buren,, we must triumph
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SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE COGRTHorSE.-The under
~ signed oil Mr. Charles H. Earhsdac Supen
tended the late lis School They think due
Mr. arksdae this public testimonial of their conviction
his capacity teacher. Some Of his Scholars
exhibited advancement and accuracy Of nsirc
lion very preparatory Schools Iii. plan of teaching
adapted particularly that Of the University al Virginia al
graduate aud admirably prepares his scholars Tor
entering that Institution al the other Colleges We
cordially recommend arksLars School, well those
who e; Thoroughly taught and well prepared
for College those who are nnced by the difficulty OF me
the advantages afforded by the
very best Of country Schools.
' Wsf. G. CARRINGTON,
ISAAC K WATKINS,
WM. W. READ.
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MOTT Ell wish opnTchasc ezcustrc'y for my
likely Negroes between the of IL and 30 But If
such cannot had, viii take them in families will give
frr-nccs the city and county, whuh will prove beyond
possibility Of doubt that trader. Gentlemen wish
Ing name, application the Office Of
the Exchange. shall remain III Richmond two weeks
haps, 4 longer time.
Rirhmond July "a lsI3 e3-3-