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CANAL CONN ERCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat John Randolph, VIM. Phelps master with
t3i tons mdzc, from Lynchburg, to John Msben & Co.
Lndam Preston & Co, and l.. ID. Crenshaw & Co.
Columbia, A Johnson, MASTER with 20 tons ndzc from
Crump, Shields g. Somerville, Rob't G,yatbmey l. ID
Crcnshaw & Co. and John King. -
James Madison, d. Crouch. master with 36S tons mdz.
wick, Brothers * Co. n q '-' 800 "'
Champion J. r. Besl master, with lii ton. mdrs from
Seoiis'le to j. Faris, L. X. Blair, and ID. NJ Miller
Lucy Long John Cowc MASTER with IS tons mdze iron,
Lock No ~ 10 John Wonibe, Thos. Williams and Wren
& Macon. $3.50 ~
CLEARED,
Union, A. Johnson, MASTER with 521 tons mdze for Re-,
yer Dam, and Lynchbury
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NOTA BENE.-ANOTHER FIRE WEDNESDAY
MIGHT! THE SAME FAVOR EXPECTED EVERY
NIGHT THIS WEEK

Il is time, high time, that fellow citizens taking
this matter into toir serious consideration. We and our
neighbours Of Manchester, getting famous Tor fires
ever Consantnorlo Our neighbours Of Petersburg,
years sgo, could put in claim for tho banner but
give them two in the game and beat them now.
That the increased number Of fires is owing the great
plenty and ceapncss Of Lucer Maches have no man.
OF doubt. 4 petition should be gotten up tax the
sale Of them, at high rate, and If there objections
making general law the subject let DO passed with
regard the city Of Richmond and the Of Manches.
ter Men obliged pay high price loricenses re-
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WINGS OF CAROLINEI

is the request of number OF your fellow that
assemble your October Court take consdc-
ration the formation Of Clay Club BE puncual friends
and do not let Old Caroline be aggurd in the great task Of
regoncrating the country.
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Commercial RECORD.
REVIEW OF MARKET

TOBACCO.-There was a little moro animation \, the
Ware House sales last week. and prices shade higher
but sales ia the Counting Rooms very light and
are sui large We quote Lugs 24, Common Leaf y
81, good Manufacturing SO ID.
rLOUR-S4t asked-stock light-receips small.
WHEAT-7Oa csc.
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OLD RICHMOND ERECT!

Wehave the qualification announce TO our Wing friends
that victory has again perched upon banner in old
publican Rchmond-hat we have given Crawford ma
Jointly of about 300 Congressional Candidates $50 to u.s.
and entire legislative ticket l25 $50 votes which
Wing gain Of two members in the legislature over last year.
We have yet received the official returns from the
several precincts but sufficient asceraned know that
the final result will vary materially from that above
stated, which think rather under than the
augusta (Ga) Chronicle
WARS OF NAPoLEoS-Thc German historians whose
statistics relied with much confidence innate that
IN the wars OF Napoleon, which were carried eleven
years from 1901 to 1872 fee millions eight hundred thou
SdHd men pershed being than half a million annu.
ally This calculation docs include a great number Of
premature deaths caused By the accidents war; by fright
despair, &c. The with ST. Domingo, from 1sOl to
1906, is set down having destroyed $4,000 French
diers and sailors, and 100000 inhabitants Of the island
The maritime with England from 1902 1914 cost
the lives Of 100000 men-tbe campaigning of S03
T. destroyed 10000 mertho WARM Caabria from sos
20 1907, 100000 menhe campaigns in Germany and PO-
land, in 1909, swept away 100000 mCnthe campaign oil
1912, France and her allies 100000 men, and Russia
100000, besides 300 600 Poles Germans and French who
persisted by famine contagious dseosos and the final
campaign OF 1873, 100000 men persisted.
Dr. johnson and the American Coioass.--Dr Johnsons
Pamphlet entitled Taxation Tyranny" directed
against the principles advocated by the American Wings
the Revolution. IL indeed answer, intended
be such. TO tho Resolutions aud Address Of the American
Congress in l77j Mr. Thurow Weed, in fhis recent
interesting letters from London says That the manuscript
copy OF Dr. Johnson's pamphlet contained passage which
~ not to be found IN the printed work II suppressed
by the British Ministry and thus.
"Tber numbers are, present. quite sufficient for
tho greatness which in form Of government or other
- rival the Ancient Mouarchies but by DR.. Frankn's
rule Of progression they will IN century and quarter be
than equal to the inhabitants OF Europe. When the
Wings of America thus multiplied, lot the Princes Of
the Earth trembo in their Palaces. II they should cont.
double aud 90 double, tlcir hemisphere would
contain them. But let bOldcst impugnes OF
authority look forward with deghD this luturty Of Wing
ISM"
The Tor suppessng this paragraph apparent
"lt was" says Mr. Weed, ga handwriting the wall Of
fearful import Less than half the Of years which
Dr. Johnson looked forward have been numbered but the
prophecy than half ulflcd."- Ranatoha RspuJ.
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In Manchester yesterday afternoon. AM hope
Christ Mrs ELIZA ANN ARCHER wife OF Alexander Archer in
the 5 year of her agcllcr friends respectfully requested
attend her funeral To Morrow Saturday. morning O'clock
AZ the residence OF Richard NJ Crmp. 3rd inst AIDE
LINE W. oldest daughter OF Iandon e. aud ADELAIDE NJ Reed ia
the eighth year Of her age
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endsaor,d enforce HE without law What s the
object which this person Is cndesvorng eecti Il to
force into the mails quantity Of OF such weight that
he acknowledges in another part Of his report that the mail
cannot afford to carry IL. The whole seems
DO wanton attack upon the rights and the
public with the view stop the diffusion Of useful know
ledge All the experience of the Department goes show
that tho revenues cannot be increased by restrictions high
postage Tho whole community suffers immensely BY the
attempt TO suppress the circulation of newspapers"
Wmss look out for bribery, for have found when
the Locos begin TO warn the people against Wing money
they are only cndcavorng conceal their attempts 10
bnbe Mr. Gallagher, Friday night declared from the
stand the Marsh Market he had tina, ay seen his
friend Jackson from Dorchester county, who told him that
the Wings wonderfully alarmed in that county and
that they had despalched courier this city, who was run
aud down Market street begging the merchants tor
1000 dollars to defeat the opposite party Now there
man in Baltimore who knows this good old Wing county
who does know that this false and is only made
To cheer up the despondng OF their party. aud make
them give more freely their money. The speaker
declared. the authority OF Acgany paper that ID.
Hoffman, Esq OF this city, procaimng that county
that II he were mechanic farmer, he would compel
all men in his employment the Wing ticket dis
miss them. Can any Of common believe hisi
The speakers OF that party all declare that the Wings
bnbg Ii Is strange that the people humbugged thus
Another assertion that Mr. Lurman the agent for the
foreign bond holders &C. &c. Ridicuous-Mt Gallagher
ought TO be ashamed of himself Wings your posts
BAIT. Pat.
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NAIsR IED,
DIED.

On The the 5th inst by the Rev. Il. Magoon CHARLES A.
HARRISON Esq, OF Caroline County TO Miss MARGARET H.
MCQUEEN, OF this city
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Sec the proceedings OF the Wings of Powhatan below.
That gallant little county never behind good
We look for good dngs from her the Spring Elec
tons She has seochcd Loco Foco;sm Let us if she
cannot stife the monster next year:
PowHArAN.
AT n meeting of the Wings of Powhatan, held the
Court House, Monday the I'd day October lsi3
| the purpose OF organizing Clay Club:-
| On motion OF Mr.. VIM. A. Cooke, it,,
Capt. THOMAS MILLER was called to the Chair; and
On motion of Mr.. VIM A. Turpin.
WILLIS J. Dance vas appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having briefly explained the object Of the
meeting it was
On motion of VIM. A. Cooke, IT,,
Resored, That Committee of five be appointed draft
resolutions Tor the consideration of the meeting.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen TO
compose the committee: Messrs. VIM A. Cooke, IT, WIN.
A. Turpin, Chasain Cooke Jno b. Tinsley and VIM. II.
Herring; who, after short retirement returned and
ported, through their Chairman the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Wings OF Powhntan convinced that a
proper organization well calculated give efficiency to
their efforts in the ensuing political campaign and are we'll
assured that frequent will only add their
ZEAL but will Keep alive that harmony of sentiment and
concert OF action which have signaly distinguished
them heretofore 1T is, therefore,
ResoIred LIST That the Wings Of Powhatan form them
selves into political Club, to be denonnatcd the Powhu
Clay Club which shall continue in existence until the
Presidential Inauguration in 1916, and longer-unles
by some unforeseen event. its longer continuance render
cd
-u HesO'Ue", iH't TOT te pIEanlLaNon OF TINS Ilub
and the preservation OF good order. there be appointed
President Vice Presidents, and Secretary. And that
we forthwith proceed nominate and elect suitable per-
for said offices.
3rd. ReSoired, Tina, Committee of be appointed
by the Chair. draft Constitution and BycLaws
Club, and 10 report them 10 the Meeting.
18th. RsSoired That when this Meeting adjourn shall
adjourn to meet again on the LIST Monday November
next, at Powhntan Courthouse.
The Meeting then proceeded the selection of officers
for the Club, and Capt THOMAS MILLER was elected
President; Jas NJ. Harris, Richard J. Gillian Philip ST.
George Cooke, Ben w. Fnney and Jno b. Tinsley Vice
Presidents and WILLIS J. DANCE, Secretary.
The chair appointed the following gentlemen compose
the committee under the Sd resoluon Messrs Philip ST.
George Cooke, Chasain Cooke, John W. Miller, Saml F.
Halves, Harwel Tucker, VIM. A. Cooke IT,, and Thomas
l.. Ho5son.
On notion Resolred That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the Richmond Wing.
The meeting then adjourned until the first Monday in
November next THOS. MILLER, Chairman.
W. DANCE, Secretary.
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We have alluded before the proposition of the Athens
Courier, 10 drop Mr.. Van Buren, and take up Gen Cas-
"hc most available candidate for the Presidency" We
have an linking" IN the Knoxville Argus, OF disposition
10 drop the sage OF Lindenwold and take up Il can
ddaie but whether Its preference leads Cen does
not appear; that paper OF the 10Th says:
ln conclusion we have TO say, that the Democrats of
Tennessee have different preferences for the dis
tnguished spoken OF candidates for the Presidency
We believe their wish Is for candidate"
Nashville Wig.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

EDuRSVANr To the provisions Deed executed bV
John " Bolts Esq TO the undersigned ~
day OF July lsIs and duly recorded Once OF the
county court OF Hanover debts
w. Jones We WILL at the instance and
10 sale TO the highest bidder for cash. premises tie I
day OF November next the Tract Land living
IN the County OF Hanover stony Run Licking
and containing three hundred
less and the same land purchased Winston
and adoins the lands Of John Lpscob nd
others There is ON the land good Dwelling with all the
necessary out houses barns situated IN healthy
and agreeable neghbohoo about City of Rich
ond and said In he OF the
ton OF the country for the culture OF ss wheat
The sale viii commence IL O'Clock. A.
WM. %. WINSTON,
WIN. 7. II. POLLARD ( trustees
&C 5-cds
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~ meeting tho Clay Club Of Monroe Ward, will
be held at the school Of Mcssrs Smead g. Iefebvre
On Saturday evening ~ O'clock for the purpose rcccy
ing the report Of the Committee appointed the last meet
ing to draft Constitution and Byoaws for the government
4 said Club. oc CT
u Doctor THoNAs, Of Illinois. will speak at the cd
Methodist Church. (Shockoc Ilill) this evening, at Z
0cock-subject, PAIL At Athens.
W called meeting Of the Columbian Debating socsy will
be held This friday evening half past O'Clock In the
School Room ~ Mr. Sumner shockoc I Purctua attendance
b requested. by order of the President. ocG 1t
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Charles City Land for Sale.

Charles City Land for Sale.
IENHE subscriber, intending tn remove ,o ,Lc
West wishes to sell his Land Charles City County hout
- miles from Richmond : above Court Uou,e and . 60
James River contains 226 1875 cleared m. h,,nrc
good Timber AMI Wood Land with good story brick Deng
House and most Of the houses with Gr,,a,s MI,
Of Water IN the yard This Farm good and hcarby
netghborhoo' and think good Stand a Physician '
would also like sell my servants and all ~ my Ill.,, -
Hogs Sheep Plantation my crop OF Con ri.,
&c or any part that the purchaser Any person ibing
to purchase At all times above land bv y.ss
or some of the family. 6-cwIws JAS r. MoRpiSs
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healf
neighborhoo' and think good Stand for a Physician
would also like to sell all Of my Horse. o,
&c that purchaser Any p.ron ,y,,h,
to purchase at all times be ewn Land by my,.e
OF some Of the family. &C 6-ewiw' JAS. r. MoRRIss
MORE NEW GOODS.
wM. r. BUTLER & CO.,
"A RE now receiving, per Schr Gen. Wiltshire
dHeei from the Manufacturer additional supply of
CHINA and oUEENswARE with previous recep. nsks.
their Stock large and all New goods were
mutually beneficial to both buyer seller City and Country
dealers are respectfully invited to
WIN +. BUTLER L CO.
ocO Doors above the Rel Tavern.
SECOND ADVENT W. RANDOLPH has received
- for sale, the following WONDERFUL HOOK
NATURE aud REVELATION showing the present condition 81
the second Advent Spirit Of the Messiah nterpreta
the Jews. nc
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ATHRoP CHRISTIAN co. have rec eiyed their entire
~ Stock Of Fancy Dry Goods pu ON tine ost
be found the following. e ~ ivy
Fine and supernno Cloths, al colours
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths
do Pans corded Diamond and Doeskin Cas.imer srsnt
bargains s'-"'
Fine Wool Black Cashmere
Fine hcrino Toline Silk and Satin Vrd,pg.
Lama Cloths, for CloakihRs
Drnh mixed blue and Ll,rk sat,ct. ,un..-
Glasgow Jeans Cable Kcrseys
Yorkshire kerseys Plaid Idnsrys
White, scarlet AMI yellDv Fannes
,'aute and Welsh shrinking On
IIh's great variety, at T. 10, ~, and finer
S S sUieu Mols'ehinos at rs. a. Soc and to finest
chameleon Brocades, Blk and Alpncas
DO and watefed do
Indiana Cloths, for Conks and Dresses
hich huge Striped Silks DO Aruma IN
Rich Gro de Royal do, Blk and blue bin striped do
TN Italian and Gro DE- Rhse
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Muslin Trimmings
Ashnon iaee Gnps aud PRINCES, with many other desra
p' c" 100 numeroto mention a of which canbe cheap
NJ loc bl bATHkOP, CHRISTIAN
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Porhaian ride n,rnkc :

See the proceedings of the Wings OF Powhatan below.
That gallant little county is behind in good
We look for good tdngs from her the Spring Eec
IONS She has scotched Loco Focoism Let IL she
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

IN Pursuance Of law, |, JoHS TYl ER, Presidenl Of
the United States OF America, do hereby declare
and make known tina, public sales will be bcd at the
aforementioned Land Offices, in the State of MIS-
SOURI, atthe periods hercna tier designated to wit
At PLATTSBURG, in Clinton county, the seat
Of the Land Office Cor the Platte district of Missouri
commencing on Monday, the ninth day Of October
next, for the disposal of the public lands w,tbin the
aforementioned townships, and fractional tow nshIs
to wit:
North Of ne base line and nest Of ne I'm principal
merididn, and uot efhs former pssfern boundary
ofhs STATE
Township siriy-two, Of iange tbiriy.four
Townships sixy-one and sixty three, Of range
thirty five.
Townships sIty.two and sixty. four Of range thirty
six.
Townships siS,y'one and siIiyihroe Of range
thirfy-sevsn.
Townships siriy,wo and sixty -four ofrange thirty
eight
The west half Of township siIty-one, Of r,npe
ihirty nine.
Fac, GOAL township siIy-,wo and township sixty
ioor, Of range forty.
Fractional townships ,iI'y-two and sixty -three, Of
Fractional townships six,y-three and sixty four. OF
range foriy-two.
North the base line and .s Of 6h PRINCIPAL neri-
dian, and earl Of me former uestern boundary Of
the State
Townships sir,y-one and, siriy.two, OF rang.
Townships sixty, six,y-ons and siIiy-,wo, Of range
twenty-eighL
Township sir'y-ons, Of range twen,y-nins.
Also al the came place, commencing on Monday
ne th'reen,h day Of November ssxt for the d,sposs
OF the public lsnds within the limts Of the under.
mentioned townships and fractional townships, Wis;
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NsuA of As boss Hns and sss Of the MA principal
viaksN. sxd esst Of 1As Jerw~ rs'ssvn boundary sf
Frsc.,onsY townships my, 6ny-ons, 6ny-,hres,
IL i've, and 6f y-sevsn, Of range thirty thee.
Township. 6f,y-two fhy-four ifty-six, fifty eight
and sixty. Of range shisty-fou
Fractional nship hfsy -ons, townships hhy three
Eve fractional township hhy seven aud tow nship
whine, Of range thirty-hve.
Fractional townships 6hy-four, 6Ay-six. and fny
seven and township six'y, OF range ih'rty-si.
Fractional townships 6ny-fse, fity-sx, ffty-eight
and fifty rhine, Of 1nge ,hiny-ssvsn.
Al The Land Office at LEXINGTON, commenc-
nQ on Monday the second day of October next for the
dsposai Of tho public lands within The limit. Of the
| undermon.oaed tow nships. 10 witt
Nsrih Of the base line and rssi Of the fh principal me
ridian.
Townships thiry-siI, thirty-sevsn and thirty ight
Of range fourteen.
Township. thty-6ye and thirty seven, Of range
| fifteen.
Township thry-6ve Oranges sixteen and nineteen
Townships ihirly-fve thirty -sIx, thirty-seven and
l'hir,y-egh, of range twenty zone.
Township ,hry-eighi, OF range twenty three
Township thit y-nine, OF range ,wrnty-eighi.
Townships thirty eight and thiriy-nine, Of range
twenty nine.
Township forty. Of ranges 'hirty-ons 'hir,y-two,
and thrty-three.
Southwest fractional quarter of section twenty
one, and the north east and northwest fractional
quarters Of section twenty-bu in tos nshp ty-one,
south Of Missouri river, of range twenty-six.
Southwest quarter OF section seven, IN township
forty. nine, OF range twenty-seven.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use Of schools,
military other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
unless the lsnds disposed of and no long
or and no private entries of land ia the townships
offered will DO admitted until after the expiration Of
the Two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this eighth day # June, Ammo Domini, lo43.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho ii. BLAKE,
Comnl'r Of Me General Land Office.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of The provisions Of the act Of Con !,
gress, approved % March, 1888, entitled An act 10
establish town at 81. Marks, Florida" tho Register
and Receiver Of the Land Office al Tallahassee, WI
be required prior to the day Of sale to ascertain aho
value Of any improvements which may have been
made" on The lots designated in this proclamation rc-
-spectvsy "snd The purchaser at public sale Of any
lot upon which there such improvements, Other
than the owner thereof, shall 10 addition 10 the snm
TO be paid to the United States, be- and hereby Is,
CURED TO pay TO the owner Of the improvements the
value Of them as thus asce,tained; and If payment
therefor shall not be made upon The DAY which the
purchased, the lot shall be again offered at
public sale the next day OF sale, and such person
shall not he capable fbecomng the purchaser of that
or any other lot offered al that public sale: rorided
That if any lot offered and bid OF the last day
Of the public sale shall not be thus paid for he
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 The
United States the sum al which i, bid of, and to
the owner of the improvements, ths previously aser-
tanned value thereof"
By the act of Congress aforesaid, the minin
price Of each lo is fixed al twenty-6s dollars
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land OFec.
June I4-t23d Oct.
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