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Irr =. ,vo,rs-U is a notorious fact, that
COTTON .,ni woolIen goods are higher noW man
they were few morihS ago. And !. - /" i-o',
no less no,oriouS-eyery farmer III me county
l,nor, !, md feels il ino--thal The price oil Inc
nro.,,c,s II line soil. the dairy and the sail Is
down down down. WHY * this! we III or
simplicity cannot attribute il 10 anf tainS eisc
than the effects oil the present protective Idi',''
BE- cutting OF Il large amount VI lile / di"Si
foreign market, produce mnr' INA ho'hc ''.'''.
ket which rs a matter o course Is not su'ilcich'
10 consume il: therefore II ilusl u heceS>i!s W
precate in price And tEe farmer IS aiSo, III ""-
diton to getting less for las products oi M ID
conrellei To pav more t1r his gooas. ne larNh-
ers viii therefore see. tha. the effect ANA we inay
saw the intention. q. The present farm, - 10 dc
trade agriculture by cndcring it unprottabe, ana
coYnpel Them oinye>l their capital in manu!actn-
r;no which is. of necessity, made more pIo'!'ah!e
Irihis * no, the effect OF the Taui., iaen lie
ssans of the times lie most egreSloasiy
p,rprp J..roF.-Thc Coons say that Amcri-
can manufacturers canno; compete with those OF
England, bccalsc The latter employ ran?cf labor
Tn,y il does seem To us, that our manufacturers
never can compete with them, unless 'heV 700
cmnIoy the SAME kind OF labor Common sense
teaches that the cheaper The labor employed tie
lower The manufacturer can afford 10 sell ms IA
hrics. The Coans, then, want rauper labor IN
America, to compete with pauper aborin England
What do The poor laboreis Think otihis Fr'rcslI,
ton? The Coon>, who claim all The 'fnh ana
all the dccency, (D will say il is false that II IS
necessary 10 reduce the lahorers in Ancr'can
manufactures to the condition OF paaperS, IN or
der 10 compete with the pauper labor o rose OF
England. lie, them do 1t. II Is r'a'a PROPOSE
lion. ard addresses iiscltto every mans reason.
I ~ .a#s.s+ s+M s-.yg
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Island, was introduced. and took up the question
ii Gov DORIS imprisonment, ana lhe S.iie. a.
course ofthe dominant parry IN that SAFE WIZ
man, whose lie Ma> no; naihed - al ''i''''o
rol act Vas ;,nnri.oncd With muniereis, thcrer
and telons merely because he had sought "a intro
dncs in,o Rhode Island. aud reduced 10 practice
the principles OF 1916 49, r,a;r.
man put the question on the resolutions oered h, hy
Mr. HolIes and Inv were unanimously and Gu,
,husias;ica,,y a!op,sd by every demonstration OF
hearty and unqualified apGroha'ion. ,,u,, :,
II Was then wed that all who could should 20
10 Providence on Wednesday, 10 Join IN The con
templa,ed mass meeting. ..,... ,.:,.,, t,r
lnrec tremendous cheers were now s''c'' ~,
Gov Dor. and three morn ior Mr.. bancroft, ON
Democratic candidate Tor Governor, ana '''oi '"'
meeting Adjourned.
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- Es44S1 u. G,s 800

ITO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS n eanond, Ere
L Gs-ici,bm,g and Potomac kaifroad.-kedae'ion ~
RateS-Nctce Is hereby given, that the fare b: the
Railroad route between Richmond and Baltimore Is now
reduced Ia ST So and between Richmond AMI fhlaGrl
pha To IS Only, by he stage ard steamboat lines
between Washington and Philadelphia.
Travellers by tie railroad route through, reach W ash
incton in nine, Baltimore In twelve, and Philadelphia IN
rwenIy-on- hours after leaving Rrhmond and arrive in
Phiade ph; by the river and hay boats
left Norfolk should they lie disposed T. stop IN
Washing or Batmc.e they may dlsoas long as they
please, and te's seats without tS,ra charge.
No charge under three years Of ase others,
under twelve years ,f age, half price.
Hour Of departure Of the from Richmond, quarter
past ;, A. NJ. THOMAS SHARP,
Aug. l3 aS-a agent of Transportation.
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OSO NEGROES FOR SALE.-The sub
y III III coll H. nj ,:ain caniraci in

$50 S stss1 vii e aph S S1ss consac SUI" IN
families and lots TO suit purchasers, the above
named number OF iLcly aid valuable negroes at
any time between the presea, date and the first of
December next. or until that numher or there
abours is disposed OF. Southern planters and 9TH
crs rising 10 purchase, are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Loretto Post OF
fee, Essex county, Va.-and all letters otcnquiry,
past peid will be promptly attended 10. The Ia
ci,;cs Tor transportation, BY land or water, are
very good, and the negroes. as lot are equal 10
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July lift Executor Of Roh't p. Waring.
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AFR JOHN :. Casks, cc Hicl,mord, will deliver
vi the aua;ai Literary Address before The Ln'on >"
Get, u iampI.n sidney College, on The l'th "i sep
;en,,sr, II he.ng the DAY after commencement.
The Anniversary Meeting u: thu tnicn Sucieir WI
,aEs place un the afternoon of "Wednesday, tie is "a
Setcinac:.
The public are respectfully Invited 20 attend. SIEVE
raj addresses mag b. expected.
Aug ~ 3l-tloS
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Ayoruea Observation-Disclosures Rish:mirt
auhori,e. rs 10 say, that he voted Tor Harrison
and TYLER in lSio and did all he could 10 az
vance he cause OF the Wings bul that he now
bids final adicu 10 Whi.gery, and that hi
shall 90 heartily for Polk and Dallas, believing
,hal ,hcir success will be the Success Of truth ans
Justice OYER error and misrtdc.
rCLlctcSinra Sti0n ri DemO.T0cu
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR SEPTEMBER.
35 cOj Dollars -AirSandrl Lottery, Class No. ~ for
isi , u he dawn at Aleaandiia d. C., on saturday,
September a. lsii Capitals: prize at $4,000, l9uon,
05, 3.,o ~ of COO, 80 .; 40 Isl of 500 &r, &C.
Tickets Sir-Iia.ves 5-lnarters ~.
C.rifcates 81 a PartaIs "f 2j Whole Tickets, ri3''
2G llllf do. I5; IS Quarter do, % 80
81 100 poi!ars Capital Aeyan IRA Lottery. Glass
No 8 f1r -il, TO he drawn at alexandria, d. e., on
Saturday Se;,:. q, 1874 Prizes: | rrizs o. so 900,
10 oJj c0l 0go 2,joa 1871, 100 IF ,0jo, SC, Nc.
Tickets s:0--iiiive. 5--tilaitsrs = 81.
Certificate of Package of - Whole Tickets, $3.50;
IS Half do -: - Quarter do. ~ 80.
SOMETHING BRILLIANT.
$50 tcO-s25 Dos ., GG9-cauj Alexandria I.o'te-
~ class T. lur lSii. Ia be drawn ut Aesandria. ID. e.,
on saturday, Ser;. 2S Sii = Ghtr lottery, Is drawn
baI,o:.. 1c5- Ahou, prize Ia i,ank Magnificent
scheme: / grand capital Of &5l00O, 25,ton l',u'0,
10 r,l go 0o1, 500, ?Gl7, "i 25h, 10 Of ,so,
81 of $40 ~ of in 10 oi j' - oi a00 J0J of Lao, &c.
&c. Whole Tickets Only s';-Iiaves7 5O-(,aa't-rs
es 75-Eiyh;hs 81 -. Cerlnoac o. Parhag- ol %
Whale iic.cs, $40; da. liali do e5 do. Quarter do,
~ 50; do E..tiis, 81 -.
~ orders for TckttS and Shares and Certificates ci
pacsares IN the above splendid Lotteries ircceivc the
m.s ,,ron;.; alen.inn and official account OF each
d,awins sent requested, Ia all who o:d,r from us.
Address j. e. GREGORY d co, Managers,
No. lOl West Main street, Ricimcnd, Va.
An. oy .o-wtd
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nIlEICIAI

APPOINTMENTS BY tbs PRrsnENr.
Gabriel C. Fleuroi. OF New York, Consul for
the Island OF Martinique.
John i. Williams, OF Massachusetts, Com
mefcial Agent at the Fcejce Islands.
Isidorc Outlet, Commercial Agent at the
Island Of s.. Thomas.
Charles ii. Provost, Marshal OF the Territory
oil Wisconsin.
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Sep, 3
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
f-A The place in The neiciborhnoi Of Gun
81: ii Spring. in the county OF C,ochlaad. known
-, ''Dnm"risl's Nursery" IS Iales from
Richmone, on the Three-Chopt Read containing 2j
acres late the properly Of Richard Nicholas, HE
occupancy of L'tlvb.rfy :. ramore. There i on the
Land comfortable dwelling, will; the usual out-hou>es
Il farm. .oad Store House, ta time occupied by
Perkins X Dandriigc.l and excellent well of water.
For terms Apply To Nrci>-us ". Miller, Esq, the
Clerks Office III Go,cla3G; 10 John Thcmp.o on Jr.,
Esq, at Gnochiand cousthoIss The subscribers,
in Richmond. THOMAS L. CHARLES ELLIS.
Aug. 30 33-tf
nANiEL II. LONDON offer. FOR sale in the new
- building, cnrncr of thirteenth and Main Streets an
extensive assortment OF Foreign and Domesi: Goop.
10 which h invites tie attention OF the Country Mer
chants and Planters visiting this market The fn,ern
goods almost entirely of his selection, in Man
chester, Leeds, iuddrrs!d, London and in Pans-and
consists OF almost every hticc in the staple line The
domestic goods have been bought the favorable
terms, and Will he offered at very small advanced
Sei6 35-2aw3m
SAMUEL VINFaEE will sell Tobacco Wheat and
~ Flour, commission, and will give particular at
tenon all pro )eriy entrusted 10 his manasemen
Office in front building Of shockoc Ware house
JAM. 7i-ly
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away
I from the subscriber, about The ooh Of July
negro man Washington. He is about - or 10
years OF age ; feet 10 or II inches in height; well
made; of black complexion; large mouth; good
teeth, and has scar OF Il large ulcer behind one
OF his cars, q think the lcttl He is good
blacksmith AMI bears many scars about his hands
and arms Of burns and ether injuries. He has, |
am told, paper purpoi,ing 10 be free pass, OBJ
taincd in the ncgh5orhood Of my residence; and
his declared intentions arc 10 reach the State o!
Ohio or some oihcr free state. He will, il ispro-
babe cndeayor 10 travel across the State OF Nir-
ginia. will give twenty-five dollars Tor his APP
nrchcns;on if taken in North Carolina, or fliy
dollars iflaken in any other State, and 50 secured
in any county Jail, or otherwise, 50 that get him
again. q: Z; MOoiir.
Murfrccsboro, Hcrt!ord CO., North Carolina.
Scnt = 3l-6t
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ORANGE LAND FOR sALE;-The heirs
[ Dnftbe late Reynolds Chapman, Esq. now offer
f>r sal. rh. beautiful Farm called Berry Hill Oh
which the deceased heretofore resided l lie iidc'
contains abou, seven hundred and forty four acres
ON ard is situated Immediately adjacent 10 the
village al Orange Count House.
About three hundred and seventy acres are ara
bic, seventy jvc acres are ihickiy SET "nii ~,
cu,t and Cedar, furnishing an ample supply oil
durable materials for fencing, and Two hundred
and ninety acres are in original growth, ahordinS
, sunrabundance oftimber, and fuel, ior all The
uses OF the Farm.
There is a very productive Meadow, contain
inc about ten acres, and some thirty acres oi hc
cultivated portion are finely adapted 10 The CROWN
of Timothy. SO that the Meadow may DC enlarged
n, the discretion tine owner. The soil OF the ara
bic part Of the Farm is indentica with that ol tle
Southwest Mountains, 80 justly famcl LOT ilS
fertility and capacity for Improvement undcr the
use III Clover and Plaster.
The Farm NAV be conveniently divided into
five shifts or fields; each one being competen,o the
production OF Com enough Tor the annual supply.
The tract is sufficiently we'll watcrcd, ana Hes
beautifully undulaiing: The larger part having
a gentle dcclinatiOn towards The South mere
is also fine Orchard which produces choice
selection OF Apples Pears, and Cherries. The
dwelling house is large enough, has been recently
built, is oilhe best materials (Brlcks, covered WIN
TIM and finest workmanship; the interior not
quite completed. The out buildings are sui-
cicr, for the purposes of the Farm. The tract
contains a fair proportion of good Tobacco land
Also one other tract, abou; two miles North
west from Orange Cour House, containing about
three hundred acres. and adjoining the land OF
Major G. c. Macon Reuben Macon, and VIM.
ID. CLARK E>q>.: from fifty 10 sixty, acres only o.!
this land is cleared. the remainder is in original
forest. and is covered with heavy growth Of the
finest timber which on account OF lis location is
particularly yaluhble.-1herc being Saw Mill
on either hand within a mile of the centre OF the
tract and timber being somewhat scarce in the
ncighborhood Inequality oitlliS land generally,
i, equal 10 ans in the Southwest Mountains;
large par, of il choice Tobacco Land. To one
skilled in the cultivation of Tobacco, a good OPP
portunily is here presented TO make Iudicious
investmcnt-jhcre are no Improvements on This
Tract Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited
10 view the above lands-which will be shown
on application 10 Doctor Slaughter, or john NJ.
Chapman, Esq, at Orange Court House.
Inl, % 22-t
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
NH TaE subscriber is constantly receiving
49, from the celebrated manutactory ot Nu>Ns
a<z-S2Ga & CLARK, New York, elegant ard PLAIN
Piano ForcS possessing the latest Improvements,
and tina, delicacy of touch, and sweetness OF tone
50 peculiar to their manufacture.
Also, a large assortment OF Musical lnstEu-
mcnls. and Musical Merchandise, in general.
Piano Torcs repaired, tuned, lei on hire, and
taken in exchange
CHEAP Musrc.-The largest collection OF Mu-
sic ever offered for sale in this State may be Sc
leced from, a, the Store Of the subscriber, at Phi
ladelphia and New York prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again, will be fur
nishcd upon better terms than they can find else
where in the STATE. p. III. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks
lime Il l2-w,f
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NELSON LAND FOR SALE.-A sale OF
= the land heretofore advertised h: me, 10 he
sold on the 9th August, 10, having been effected,
will offer it again on the premises, 10 the highest
bidder. on TUESDAY. The 81 day OF October ncXi.-
This Land will h. sold undcr decree O! the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Lew and Chanccry tur
the county of Nelson, i'll the case OF Moht9oIne-
rs against Montgomery and others. There are
two Tracts: One contains about tour hundred
acrcs-beiug the lower end Of Tie Mansion House
Tract of Land. of which joseph Montgomery,
deceased, late OF the said county o. Nelson. died
possessed. Onc-iourh Of this tract is bottom
land. and tie whole is valuable. The improve
ments are sufficient 10 accommodate a small IA
mily comfortably The o.heriract contains about
Two hundred acres, beng the part cut of from The
upper end of the same main tract by the allot-
mcni OF dover 10 the widow OF the said Joseph
Montgomery, deceased II is partly cleared, but
has not been cultivated for several years. II is,
however valuatle-and it is particularly well
adapted 10 the production OF corn and tobacco.
Ii the day fixed uGon for The sale should no; b.
fair, it will take place on The frs; fair day there
ai)cr.
The terms will be about one-iourth cash. the
balance Oh a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twcniy-lour months, the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security, and the tile 10 the
land being held rs additional security.
JOS +. MONTGOMERY, Com'r
Aug. %, 1911.
p. :. An application will he made TO the Court
The day before The sale when it will be in session
change the time oil the credit payments, 80 rs TO
make them payable in one, two and three years
and il is confidently expected il will be successful.
II should not he the land will OF course, bc offer
ed on The terms sci forth in the advertisement.
Sep,3 3i-tss
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,noYr,s rRIzn oFFlce, raaer ,ls E.eAange 10.

yxOYT's PRIZE OFFICE, Cader The Exchange Hc-
q tel. Rieimond, "a.
d. NJ. Iioyt begs leave most respectfully to can the al
en,ion of all his old prr0ns ana others, wh" are in
want az money, 10 the following Schemes or Srten
her. and richer galaxy he has ae'er before presented
They embrace the following leading Capitals:
30,n00-$335, 00o-S3c, 00O-S50 COO!
Win oib,,- anuuntin. Il ,om, millions of Dollars
and So arranged, Ma, the most unincky must draw a
rrizr. A remittance Of any amount small or large,
win he attended 10 by return mali
Therefore, all We who want Cash please drop All or
der to u. NJ. ioyt. Redmond, Frshil
SPLENDID SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES.
$4,000, Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, for iSii, to
be drawn in Alexandria, u. c on Saturday Setsnber
Iith. ls5a Capitals. of s35oo0, 10000, 900, 1910,
Tickets sio--HaIves s. CnarrrH2 81.
Certificates Of packages OF 70 Waols Tickets, Sl3j;
Halves, 65; Quarters, j. %.
s3oco0. Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for sA TO he
drawn in Alexandria, d. e., on Saturday, September
als, lsi Prizes: s3OoCc, 1900, 5000, 5000, loo
prizes of 0no, &c sc.
Tickets siO-!Ialves 5-0uaricrs 80
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole llckcts, Si3U;
Halves Is; Quarters, - 80.
Hout,s rat Sctemc.
$4,000 Sa5 GOO. Si5 100. Alexandra Lottery, Ciass
f, for ISL, wll he Drawn ut Alexandra, D. =, On sa-
turday. September ssth lsii. ~ Number Lottery. 10
Drawn Ballots Making abort one prize to 4 blank =
Grand Scheme: phe If $50 10p - OJo $1,000, l9c0o,
7000 prizes uf 30, is of lUoo, ~ OF o ~ "i 4oo,
&C, &c -
Tickets Sl5-IIalves 5o-Ouaners 3 75-Eighhs 81.
Certificates Of Packages in the above Splendid ioaery
will he sent aS foi!uxs 80
Certificates of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets, Si5o 20
no. do. 81 Half do. 50 e0
Ito. do. 26 Quarter 90. az ~
Do do. e6 Eighth do - -
Persons tom The country. hen in town, should al
ways cali on lio,i it!iey are in wa:t OF money
a5- Tickets in all the Lotteries ad,e,"s.d ny ;. y.
Gregory & TO. cousiany on hand. Orders, enclosing
cash prize Tickets attended 10 with forptness, and
the drawings of Lotteries sent. when rsluesed 10 al
who order of ID. Nj .OlI, Richmond.
srnf3 34-wtd
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF DURHAM
tiTTI r

CAl LII.
ec,cS5 on "WEDNESDAY the End October
g. ~next, at 10 O'Clock, at the Exhibition
I,roI1d OF the Philadelphia Agricultural Socic-
ty, Rising Sun Village, on the Germantown
Road, three miles from Philadelphia, will be sold
a superior lot oil improved Short Hcrns, from the
celebrated herd OF James Gowen. Esq, of Mount
Airy, consisting Of young Bulls, Cows, Hcitcrs
and Calves, Of high blood imported, or immedi-
ateiy derived from imported animals OF great re-
putc.
Also, some fine young HeilcrS. from onc-hali
10 seren-eighlhs blood sired by Leandcr Son OF
Dairy Maid.
Mr.. Gowen assures Us, that this sale WILL in
point OF numbers and character, far exceed his
sale Of 1872 Leandcr and Colo>tra the youn-
ecr. will be among the Bulls; and the celebrated
Dairy Maid, the beautiful Cleopatra, Walnutand
Miss Model, among the Cows to hc offered.
r. Catalogues will he ready in due lime, and
the Cattle will be on the ground for exhibition two
days previous 10 the sale.
We invite the special attention Of Breeders and
the lovers Of fine stock in general 10 this splendid
selection of Cattle So excellent an opportunity
for procuring fine specimens OF the best Durhams,
bu, seldom occurs.
WOLBERT & HERKNESS, AuctS.
Pbil,dephi3 Sent 3 3i-2awt30S
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EO MARCUS A. THOMPSON, ESQ
/ Sir: As you are not a resident OF The ''&Ic w
Virginia, VIC take this method oi AohiyInS so"
that We shall proceed, on the 9Th day OF >ep'e"-
Der. 1911. between the hours OF sunrise am >Un
set OF that day, (n the Law Office OF ; W. A'o
lis. at Louisa Courthouse, St@te oi Vlr@ihia'} W
take the derosilons Of Andrew f. Bead!es a!,a
others. 10 be read as evidence in certain Cle"-
cerv suit now depending in the Circuit SuisIi%
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa c9tlN
State of Virginia, in which We are piain'i'S d'''
you and others are defendants. Yours, &c'
JOHN BEADLES, and
WILLIAM W. BEADLtS,
Merchants and partners, trading under me me i''A
and STYLE OF J. & w. w Beades;
Louisa CO., State OF Va, July 9. lo-N--
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMt:Nn -
| cUBSOH. PLOUGHS.-A few Of hus.'.,
| - Nourse & Mason s-thc bes; IN "Se--J''9
ceived .rrc 4 most
convenient and labor-saving imp,emeh. ~ w,
hay-maker, and much used tor s'ea'''''s '''
| fields movie, article.
CHURNS-A novel and very superior avn W.
GRASS AND GRAIN BLaDnEcS1wrT~S ~
ana WITHOUT ,1o >''"u'e'' G--wh
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Treasury Department,
REGISTERS Office, Sep. :, 1914;
T. L. SMITH,
Register o. the Treasury.
Treasury Department. I
September q. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that this Department, j.
prepared 10 redeem all Treasury notes now ont
Standing GEO NJ BIBB.
Secretary cfihe Treasury.
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Salt or JAMES RIVER LANDRY virtue "i u
- decd al tT.s executed 10 the subscriber by lanes
T.. Cattnston ard Ann VI. his wife, VIII. on " ehheS-
day The lin of September nrsf, II fair, IL ho hc mex
fir day OFFER SALE upon TIE premises Tue iTct W
land m sand deed mentioned. This Land lies on James
riy,r in The county Of Cumberland, about SIX miles
above carersviir and about five fran columbia ne
Jrac. contains about 5n5 acres 81 winch ~ are i'Tf
a,,tha ,,,,,!nr l,i.tl md Of good quality le dwell
,.r house aud ,it.holsc> IT: in cScn.h; coma ten.
Possession nf thr nveiiius House Will be- nleG!a's
gwen s also the Plantations So tar NJ VIII eh'pc
the purchaser 10 seed WHEAT
TsuMs:- One hin! in ca>-the balance IN eqnai IN
s,a,m.n,s Of o- and years II IS possible nal some
arrangement may rc made In give tue fcr tna Wh"e
amount hui r.r unal security and deed Of rtsi upon
the hand 4ef te acquired we for the credit IL
any postponed payments ,...r,,,, No.,
tup ID; z5-tns
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HODGES UNION HOTEL.

~
J., This Establishment is now undergoing
Eia-A thorough repair in every branch OF
-.!s.M, Mechanism-will be neatly and we'll fur
nishcd, and opened ready to receive Day Board
ers on TUESDAY the 10th of July Translents
and Families on the 1st of August. |, is deem
ed useless to sav any thing in way Of rccommen-
daiion of this House, for it is conceded BY all
who know it, there is not House in Virginia to
surpass il for comfort and convenience; il Is
well located for business, can accommodate
about 300 persons: it will be furnished with Wa
ter from the Bloody Run Spring which is con-
sidered equal 10 any water in Lower Va The
Stable is large, airy and in first rate order; the
OsllcrS are as good as any in the State. All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, is,
that every effort will be cyeTed TO give satisfac-
ton. c. A. HODGES.
Richmond, july II, 1871
p. S.-A first rate House Keeper wanted, al
so, a No l Cook; none need apply unless they
can come we'll recommended, and are fully quail
fled 10 discharge all the duties faithfully that ap-
pertain 10 each branch of their business.
C. A. II.
July % 2a-3m
CEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE-Ita affords
- the INSPECTORS OF this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that SeabIook's Warehouse is
now in good order for the reception OF Tobacco
that ample insurance against fire will be made or
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate OF dray'
age is the same as to other warehouses; tina
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them
that their undivided attention will be paid to Tx
business of the Warehouse, and every effort made
on their part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS G: BURCH, INSPECTORS
Jan IL S1-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

THE lri-weeky Mail Coach for White Sui,
Guyandotte, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge, Dagger's or Dibrelfs Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covington and Calaghan's- also, the
connection isdireci TO Lexington from Lynchburg,
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot SPrings-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor
May 7 LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10
srLENnIn LOTTERIES FoE SEPTEMBER

I e. GREGORY & CO, M.SAGrs., RrcHaoSp,
~. TrRGtSi,, ufTec -Iain, ~ door 6o'9" corners
Min and IL 4 streets