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Commercial Reforo.
JULY IS. lsl3,

JULY -. lSi3.
ohAiN-wheat prices nomnai-Done arriving Cor-,, IN
al cents. ~e "' '"'Po' 90
ULovEksEED-s5 per bu.hsl-uo demand
HEkDs GRAsS-75c. per bushcl
TIMOTHY sEED-ssi per bu.bel
fisH-Heuing- ett No. 4.
IRoN-Engish e7s: swcdes eos; Tredesar soo
CANDLtss-iiulfs Patent itaIs cents
FLOUR-Sa
TEAs-Imperiai and Gunpowder Use. N so NAL xo =
WHIskEY-ihds. 2tc; BbhL Use. eN-
CoffEEeRo to SIC; IAsuaym 7sasl; 81 Domingo Gael
MoLAssf-porso Rico ssaaoe New oriean. ssas. e.,,.
o-Wnter VS. Fan Stunned 65a70; Whale in bb. a. en-.
anosIsloNs-Wertern Bacon 81 cents. Lard IA cent.
PiAisrER-ss N Basin Bank '
sHOr-5ic 49, ,''" ''"ahS 'a't.
sALr-whar o. 6s; Store 81 co.
- to ssl sheep sil to ssl Hogs ~ to a.
~ 10 -. Common Leaf sJl 10 Ssl. MD
", so to Si4. Wv ''"s manufacturing quail
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SAL f.

virtue OF Decree othe Circuit Superior OF Law and
- Chaneery for Abemae County cause therein neng
between Harris and Moon and others the ism av
oil May ie4 We the undersigned appointed
that purpose viii sell nj public highest bidder on
The 18th day Of August premises living in
containing about 1900 aeresabout
River bottom of the best quality admirably adapted the growth
OF corn wheat and obaceoabou ESQ high land
great fertility are cleared and the residue
and large portion Of IL fine tobaecola land.
The improvements consist OF good house. large and
eommodious tobacco houses barns houses stables &c
This farm recommended most valuable and des,
BILE In Virginia Its remarkably ferteit several miles
along the James River having
daily communication with Richmond opposite the
very housing town Of seotsvle excellent market
at all times afforded for all the products the farm
This tract will be sold by subject estate o Mrs
Sarah T. Harris IN about two Thirds been aot
ed TO her DOVER authorized by her tn
state that her interest will be offered the
due ON the day Of sale which
and which will be made known before the
CT can nj once obtain fee simple the whole
w be given Tor the purpose OF sowing
time OF seeding next fall and fun
Terms OF sa-about required the bahn. IN
be paid in equal instaments expiration one two and
three years tire purchaser bond with approved
the legal title being retained further security payment
the purchase money.
We will also 18Th day August next on the premiscs
sell House and Lot in the Of street
situated for Dwelling House Ind Store.
Also, on the 18th Of August the premises
Lot IN the town Of Wa Aemae County lately belonging
Capt John Harris, deed.
These Lots VIII be sold Of one two and three years
the purchasers giving bond with approved security legal
title being retained further security payment Of the pur
chase money JOHN n. COLEMAN, 4
EDWARD H. MOON. Com'rs
n 4
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MACKEREL F1sHERY-wc arc happy to hear that
lhis business, important TO town, bids fair TO be
much more successful this than has been for sevc
raj years. Our mackere vessels returning with fuller
fares than usual at this Of the year. Of them
lately arrived having brought inirom 10 to 100 bbs-HHg
ham Patriot.
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IL RAwLEys SPRINGS in Rockingham is said to be one
of the delightful places in the Mountains for health
for hunting and angling.
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MARuIED

On wens.ay the Ella uh- by the Rsvd J. n Ferxu.o, HEN
Nv n STEER Of Jaek-nn Mis- TO Miss ELtzABErH PiIri
En-, Of Ez<sx County, Va. "
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MINISTER TO BRAzil.-The Cincinnati Republican says
the Hon George II. Profit. Of Indiana passed through
that city on Saturday last his way the II pre-
sumed he IL going to Washington, receive his final in
siructiOns as Minister to Brazil.
lie ~ now in Washington. and will soon pocket his
UoIT D.
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" The Grippe continues 70 prevail extensively IN the
city. Is fury has somewhat abated IN this ofce-ihongh
SIX siill upon the grunting li,i.
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POWHATAN land FOR LALE-

1--WE Tact Of Land which the subscriber resides
for sale titles on the Waters of sunys Creek miles
Powhatan Court House. and IS from City Richmond
ns between 900 and 1000 $50 Of which
original growth heavily tmTed with the best building pine
20 Of fertile Creek Bottom, the tho
roughly reclaimed and subjected successful
siderable portion OF the upland has been highly improved
tract there eommodous dwelling house,
hesng machine attached stables ice house. and every building
necessary 10 The comfort and convenience ola family.
Any gentleman residence IN pleasant
neghborbood requested to call and The
will be accommodating.
ju l4-cst' PETER TINsI,EY
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A L Court of Monthly Session, held for King
day Of June, 1853
The Cou having heard with unieisned and ofhe
death OF Charles n. Hraxton, Esq, by which mean-
eho event the Court has been deprived able
ga and society has lost member whose virtues improved
while his manners adorned
Rsssrd That the Members and Officers OF the Court
expression Of their for deceased
ana admiration Of his character gentleman chris
tar w wear the usual badge Of mourning thirty days
Rera That these proceedings by the
records OF the Court and copy Of the
family Of the deceased and that another copy
ed the Editors OF the public journals the city Richmond
Tor publication.
And then hs Court Adjourned morning ten oeloek
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ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE 1!

We notice with great qualification that the friends Of Mr.
Tyler n every part Of the Union preparing organize
for the coming Presidential election broad Democratic
basis having for their main object the presentation Of Mr.
Tyefs 10 the consideration Of tho county, the Re.
publican party and the National Convention whose duty
it will be- in May 1914, to designate candidate for tho
suiIragos Of the Republicans.
This is ns IL should be.
The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, have already IN existence
the old organization under which they foughin 1910. The
friends Of Messrs. Calhoun Johnson Cass and Buchanan
every where organizing with view 20 bring forward
the merits Of horfespecye iavodos, and press their
upon the deliberations II the National Convention
The friends Of Mr.. Tyler IL 10 themselves 10 be up
and doing in the Of their av0e in order that We
may be heard In oil the political meetings Of party, and
in the General Convention Of Baltimore.
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Toasts in South Carolina.

At celebration in Mr. Rhetts District the following,
among other regular ToOsis, drunk:
South Carolina. Shoulder shoulder with the old Tir
een she maintained the independence of our country
She the value Of National Union. May God
grant, that in defence Of her reserved rights she may not be
forced to put that Union in peril
The Tariff Act of 1912. fragrant and open violation
OF the Compromise Act of 80 South Carolina requires
Of her sister States Its immediate alphabetically we
can, forcibly it must"
Ireland. As subject Of British oppression, we sympa-
ihise WITH and would support her in her rights but
the subject OF Daniel O'Conne repudiae and des
pise her.
Commander Alexander Mackenzie-IIis daring patriot
&c and decisive conduct in the Somers muny has endear
ed him the hearts Of his feowcitzens and reflected ad
ditiona ustre around our already glorious and ilusous
Navy.
embodied wisdom Of our party-he South only requires
Communicative and equally distributve justice. Can Martin
Van Buren, do III
John c. Calhoun The Hping genius Of our Consttu.
ton, and its faithful exposilormay he preside over
its iiDing energies.
r. B. Rhett. The honest man-iho ardent pairot-the
peoples friend. The people will cherish and support him.
Little comfort there for Van. South Carolina has most
capacious heart but her great Son large enough
py the whole Of it.
Among the volunteers, the following:
BY Lieut. A. L. Campbell. John c. Calhoun: High
through the widest space his orbit may describe he holds
his splendid course TO quick and TO enghten.
BY Col X. b. Bedon. John G. Calhoun: grateful M.
ton will soon bestow upon longtred and faithful
her highest gift
BY Col. VI. T.. earn. The Doctrine Of State Interpos
tons The only certain protection against unconstitutional
legislaton-for the tariff Of IL the hghtful remedy.
| BY MAJOR J. w. Burbridge. Wing and Democrat The
two great parties Of the present times. He IL fortunate
who knows which party he belongs ioand wise, II he has
\ learned ia political creed
by +. Riggs John &. Calhoun. II TALENT honesty and
integrity the standard Of suffrage he u already Pre-
| sidcnt.
By $. Sampson. John C.. Calhoun. His perfect know.
ledge Of Govornment-hs pure and stainless charnc
terhis private and public lie, his greatness, and
render him ct and proper choice Of his fellow citizens fo
/ the President
BY Jenkins Jones. John Tyler Too honest for the De
mocrats, and too tricky for the Wings.
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JOHN J. CRAWFORD
LAW NOTICE.
holm ID. A WV

UOIIN -. Wu. q. MUNFOHD, asslc'1 sed In the
- practice ofthe Law. viii attend Tho Courts held city of
Richmond and The Counties ~ Chesterfield Coochand
b once Of Main sieets city Of Richmond Va
an 1
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.


~ The story brick building, lately occupied
LII by Mrs hcRae X slreetA garden attached
u the house and convenience
pleasant family residences the eiPossession Immediately
Apply 20 TIiOs. W. BROCKENBOROUGH
fle
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B0LLlNGBR00K HOTEL,
FOR RENT nm LEASE

Tins splendid well
Pube-wi be for Rent Lease from January next
was built especially 1r Public House every convenience
iof such Attached 70 the eOmmodou Brick Stables
which belong % The establishment
For situation cannot be surpassed andt person qualified r
te conducting u such establishment opportunity
great inducements Apply n JOHN v. WILLCOX
ANDREW REVAN
Petersburg, July. isi9 j. If-c3r
SOLAD OII.-Jut received and FOR low-sofns really
- hne and fresh Solsd Oh boies. The public respectfully
requested 10 can before purchasing Drug
Store on Main street opposite A. GoopEs jur
the Old Market.
ju 49, JOHN J. CRAWFORD
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DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, sc.
THOMPSON, PANCOAST g. CO

DRUGg
No. 40 Market street. Lower side below second,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE constantly on hand largo and we'll Sc
- u ectcd ofbu.ine. which
they o.r for sale rates. Qualities
warranted e if-ew6ms
Valuable Lands In Henrico and HIchmond,
FOR SALE.
FINDER n decree Of tho Court of Chnncery
~ the Kirby's MRenzie and others .hau an
FRIDAY, the 2sh instant duly piece county
Of Henrco, the Deep Run Coal P miles from
Richmond, containing lying between
Of William Allen and Philip Duval This land woo and
valuable from ~ suaton in the n, Of the improved and
improving district about Richmond.
Ontbe day CsArURDAY. July aou) shah underline
decree, Lotion the City of Richmond
No eos fronting - feet running back ON
2d street the depth Of the This pan q ts
enc lo-ed ot Al the ~ Y and ~ streets
pJr Terms nlads tn0wn a. the M.
1he n wIcKHAa Comm
b sale % be BY auction the premises AZ o.
eloehfh Iu 0-eawtM2sGdtsQ9
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WAS committed TO the Jail Of Essex county,
The 10 day q June, negro fellows William Hart
and Robert Smith The FRS named w. Hart says ~ years
~ as b. h. feet or inches In height bright complexion, and
when committed had blue roundabout with small eagle but
white r and brown pantaoons The last
ed Robert Smith, % "a of feet inches IN
height dark compexonwhcn committed had Kentucky jeans
frock mined pants and red The
slaves requested forward prove properly and pay char
otherwire they VIII be DISPOSED Of AZ The law direca
ju 14-osw TIios. 8. MUSE, Tailor
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GUGARs.---9o bids ~ Croir sugar
- 80 bbls Clarified DO
JoI4-N DUNLOP, MoNcURR 90.
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DO Cabinet Furniture, Planes, &c.-we inyu.
public attention sale this fRIDAY morning M "a oek
Lancaster DENLY Co.'S old stand Of superior collection ocn
bns Furniture elegant Pianos splendid Lamps Plated
Ware. &C. NIL OF which VIII be sold reserve
~ IL INLOEs a BROTHER Aiets
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Ne1s Of The Day-Ar. TYLER IN THE FIELD.
Mr.. John Jones is a Of spunk Tho kicked out
Of the Democracy by the Globe, he will stay kicked.
iis last paper contains the following important annunca.
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NOTICE,

TgNE young gentleman who has acted my deputy
- having determined attend the Law School Of
William Mary College shall my once, AZ
ter the first day of October should prefer young
who has been brought Cks Office, and who j. acquainted
with the duties The profits Of Office will not Justify
ing Than hundred dollars and hoard &C. and would only
give that amount Clerk should expect
with whom not personally acquainted TO produce Testimonials
OF their good moral character JANIS ROY MfCOu, Crk
Of Essex C. =. @. Lac 4 Essex County Court
TFrsHsSSocE' RsseE Co. Va June a. is45 W 10 wtiso
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RAGS.-A supply Of Wheat Bags constantly ON
- hand, for sale by jul WILLIAMS HAXALL,
4 200 SACKS sALT-MauhAH and other brands for sale
A,oOO by Ju IL PRY 4 co.
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NOTICE

NOTlCE.
"A LII persons indebted to the Estate of James
Duva deceased earnestly requested forward aud
make payment as the situation Of the Estate Indul
gencc be granted and M persons having claims against the d
Estate aso requested 10 bring forward for
possible, this notice win be plead bar demands
future time, BY GEO. r. DUVAI,
Qg-w9w dnsfo Of Ias Drval deed
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RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

called general Meeting Subscribers in the Riebmon
Library Association will be held Friday IIh inst in III
bers is requested. SAINT, NJ PRICE S,~,~,.-
ju 7-3t 13thkI4th '''
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YNHE subscriber has Just opened a fine lot OF
IL Fancy and other Soaps prepared quite
low a the new Drug Store, Main
JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
ju IA hpothecaU and Druggist
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- CASKS sALRRATUs
- > do Sweet oil
2 do Nader
100 kegs White Lead
I eask Linseed OIL
so boxes sxIO Glass
1000 lbs Putty--for sale by
ia If-2Ot
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rnr rouRrn on IuLY AM wIILlAMspuRc.

The elnssa. q the "od Metropolis celebrated the
ni,srs., cfFrcedom. BY dinner given the "old Ra
leigh" In the hall of Apollo. served up in "Unee Benz
beet style. Al half past three o'clock. large assembly Of
ruxen- with the invited guests. took their seats. Colonel
Robert McCsndi.h called to preside. and Dr. Ro.
NJ. Garrett sDd Col Goodrich Durey wen rcquesiedio act
- ePrrdent. aud then the company commenced
81 determination shcepshead. turtle soup and host Of
other delicious visnd with which bouneous Providence
abandsny blessed section Of county and which
Unee Ben had with praise worthy real taken to
transfer 10 his table. Thcse being despatched and the
cloth removed the President announced that MORGAN Bow
os Esq had been selected read the Declaration OF In
dependence and TO accompany with remarks This gen.
teman and for 20 minutes enchanted and rvet
ed the Of his audience by strains Of eloquence
which know not how TO compliment deserves we
can only say worthy Of the place where he stood
and the great occasion had assembled commemorate
The Declaration Of Independence then read in
clear and distinct voice, which having finished the gentle
man took his amidst the acclamaons OF the whole
company The juice Of the grape then made
TO circulate freely with its dspcng power, Wills, the
following regular and volunteer toass were offered and
drank with applause:
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

TO Clayl Yes; all did. Nobody support
ed Clay in Georgia in 1882. who sup,
ports him unchanged ia lS43! honest
men, ask you, who do you think wonld
lie most likely to support Mr.. Calhoun,
the Union mel, the Stale-right men, or
the Nullifers! Answer the question hon
esly, free from party prejudice. Then,
sir, how natural it is for honest men Of all
parties to support Mr.. Calhoun in prefer.
ence to Mr.. Clay! And for your own Gre
dit sake, for that of your wives and chill
dren, shake off the feters of party inhI-
ence, and be men, as you once were, men
worthy the name and character of free
men, and lie consistent. | call upon you,
Troup men, men, who batlled for Troup
and the Treaty VS. Adams, Clay and Web
ster, TO come up to the rescue of your
country. call upon you, Union men,
that never favored tariff, to stand up for
the interest Of your country. cal upon
you, Nulfier, the South Carolina Nulif-
ers, to buckle on your armor-catch again
the inspiration of the spirit of lS32-ls-
ten TO the call of Turnbull- hear the war
cry of the gallant McDufie, the clarion
call to arms of Hamilton, the burning elo-
quence of the lamented Hayne, and, last
~, to the thrilling appeals your living
Calhoun! Come up to the call of your
country; once again rally on the old
ground. South Carolina has already ia
ken her proud stand. See her sons as
they march on to the proud hill of "Nulif.
cation" their arms bright, their hearts
citing with patriotism, their breasts burn
ing with indignation, the air resounding
with the watch words, Free Trade and
State-Righls!' Low Duties-Economy-
Reiormn thousands for revenue--not
a cent for protectionn Onward, ye
brave! victory is yours! If son of Car
DINA doubts, he is damned if he 'dalies,
he is dastard.' But it cannot be: the pal
metto is still green in the heart OF every
son of Carolina, and they rally to the cry
Of their country's chieftain. They will
trust the son of Cardinals birth and
growth, and, in the hour of peril, they will
be foremost in the ranks Honor your
own child | feel you will and | hope no
Nulliier of South Carolina will desert the
champion of her proudest day, in yielding
their support to II. Clay, their enemy, in
preference 10 J. G. Calhoun, their friend
in prosperity and and adversely.
Read this, and show it to your wives
and children, and you will do right.
MADISON.
Troup Co., Aug. 2G, 1913.
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Spet. Goth 1913.

Mr.. YIN. b. Dameron's Statement.
V1CKsBURG, Sept 20, 1913.
Mr. A. NJ. GwlN,
At your request state that on the 9th
of August last, bore several commun!-
cations from you to DR.. II. J. Collins, and
among them the one to which he refers In
his Card of the 10Th inst, whi;h deliver
ell to him. Not one Of which he refused
to receive. When 1 handed him one OF
The communications, after reading it, he
dropt it on the no)r-and as he did not
seem inclined to lift it, | asked him if he
refused to accept it. lie Immediately
picked it up and handed 1t to Mr.. La
mar, requesting him to read it, which he
did and handed it back TO DIR. Collins, who
folded tup and laid it beside him, in a
chair near which he sat.
He received every communication from
YOU, without making any objection to you,
personally. His statement in his Card
"that he would trca, it with contempt, in
as much as lie had proven you TO lie a
scoundrel &C., suggesting that by going
into regular duel, he should put himself
on footing with you, AMI then observing
TO Inc that should he be attacked he wonlI
try to defend number one, is a deliberate,
rilful, unmitigatcd lie. He used no such
language-gaye no such intimation. lie
received al your communications and
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Very respectInIly,
(No. l. J
A. Nj. GWiN.
September 20, 1913.
Mr.. HIN. r. Lorry'& Statement.

Mr.. HIN. r. Lorry'a Statement.
Mn. A. NJ. GWN,
Dear Sir have read the Card of Dr.
r. J. Collins which appeard in the hide
pendent Democrat Of the 10Th instant. 49,
The statements made by DR.. Collins, thHt
he had Leen called npon 10y my sister,
now MIS-. A. NJ. Gwin, tor his opinion and
advice in regard to you, and how You
should be received, hayidg 10 one else
with whom to advise, | personally know
t. be untrue. Ny sister was at that time,
residing at my hou &C ana under my CON
troll and protection. Ny father died
sometime in March last, and by his will,
appointed me sole executor win instru,,
tons to keep the family together a. my
house as long as they remained single or
under age. He had at ono time named
5 id c, Ilins as co executor with me III his
will, bat for some reason, had stnckcn
out his name.
Your first introduction at my house,
was ia July last, during your stay IN Sho-
ron. On your second Wit to Sharon, yon
were often al ICY house in company with
my sister. On yout return hme, | went
with YOU and rcmai0ed some s OF 10 days.
From your conduct and dppOrlment and
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

when called a.on Tor prompt answer, a.,
ter having al irstrolused to give written
statement Of the charge, under the iclr OF
personal cha..i,cment which was held
over "im all the timo, he gave the
statement in your possession. The con-
duct of DR.. Collins on the OCCASION, was
the most cowardly ever Witnessed. |
believe nothing bat the most affect Jer Of
PERSONAL chastisemen', ever induced Dr..
Collins 10 give the statement he did. That
statement you have in your possession.
Respectfully,
Your most olt. Sert.
WIN II. CAMERON