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Mn E'DR SALE.

sy7ILI. he sold on THURSDAY, tho 18th dav of M
w vem5sr, al IL oelack, tGc premises, Tract ~
Land in the ity Of Hanover. II miles from Eio.
mond on the Main Road Ia the Old Church, Two mites
from the later IL oina the lands Of " iliiam Alien
ant Richard Barnet side. and Of Robert Wade
and Charles Hughes on the other. IL coniuins i.t5,
actrs most of which Is in original crowt1 Of Oak and
Pine This Tract viii be sold in lots snii pur-
cha.ers. although the subscriber would prefer selling II
in a body Mr. William Aen VIII show the laad la
these wishing To re- II prevous to tha day OF sac.
Terms, one fourth cash, the remaining thrrefairhs
IN annual Insa'mvnis, u unr two and three y-ars thr
ru chaser eytoGtln. bond, bearing interest from the
dav If safe with good eniors.r, and secured by Il
Deed Of Trust on the property. The above .ae vii
certainly take place on The bih Of November, fair, II
not, ,hr next lair !ny.
Oct. 7-c2iwiGihNov. FLTERFlEID TRENT.
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rn1rcATInN MEETING.

Alta meeting Of "a portion OF the people oil han
over, On The 2sth OF October, Cthe same being
Court day,) the meeting was called to order by
Mr. WINS. C. Wickham, ard, on his motion,
CANAAN Ed. Fonaine was called 10 The Chair,
and r. +. Darracott was chosen Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been e1-
planned by The chair
mlee OF / was appointed 10 make suitable
report 10 the meeting.
The chair named the following gentlemen 10
constitute the said committee viz: Landon G..
Berkeley, Hudson NJ Wnsfeld, DR.. G. w.
pola d, WINS C.. Wickham, DR.. WIN. r. Mel
son, Dr. John p. Harrison, Peter w. Brown,
Hector Davis, Or. Francis q. Taylor, Joseph F.
Price and Edward NJ. Tompkns.
Or molten, the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
Before the committee rc:Tc Mir. Peter V. Da-
MEL, lr, and Mr. Thomas J. Evans were called
on 10 address the meeting, which they did prompt
Is and ably.
The committee having retired for short time
returned and made the following report:
Launching the large amount of ignorance that
exists among The people OF this Commonwealth
and being anxious 10 do whatever NAV reasona-
bly, lie done 10 cure so great an evil, and knowing
medy has been applied by wise legislative enact
ments, 10 The great benefit OF The community
Rtsvtrtd M.rtfDre That We are willing, So iai
as his meeting is concerned, 10 incur any neces-
sary expense, 10 give efficiency 10 any system oil
popular education which the Legislature, in lis
wisdom, may adopt
ReWlred, That viewing the approaching ses-
sion of the Legislature as most favorable OPP
portunity for giving calm and deliberate consi-
n NJ Spi. nj
we hereby e1 press our earnest desire and expec-
alon that our Representatives will do al! IN their
power 10 establish that system that will best con-
duoe 10 the general education of the people oil this
Commonwealth.
R,s0lred. That We earnestly recommend 10 The
other counties of this Commonwealth 10 co ope-
rate with us in securing the ADOPTION by The next
General Assembly, OF some more efficient and &C.
neral system OF popular education.
Rcsolrcd, That - be appointed delegates
10 attend the Convention 10 be held in the city Of
Richmond on the 10Th OF December next.
On motion of Capt Charles Thompson the
blank in the fourth Resolution was filed with hi-
leen-when the names of the following gentle
were inserted DR.. William r. Nelson, Jos. F.
Price, Chas p. Goodal Carter Braxton, Peter
w. Brown Lucius H. Minor DR.. Henry Curtis,
Hector Davis, Dr. George Fleming, James Fon-
taine, John Page, DR.. John p. Harrison, WINS
G.. Wickham, VIM. D. Winston, and Edward
M. Tompkins.
On motion of Or. John P. Harrison, The
Chairman and Secretary were added TO the dele
CATION.
On motion Of WINS c. Wickham,
Rcsoircd, That the thanks OF this mecii'g be
rendered 10 r. V. Daniel, jr., ard Thos. J. Evans
EsqS., tor the instructive and interesting address
es delivered before Us on The subject OF popular
Education.
EDMUND FONTAlNE, Chairman.
X. F. DlRRAcoTT, Secretary.
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ever before. Under these favorable circumsian-
ces, trust that our own people, as well as i'ose
Of he whole South aud Yves; will teslir them m
selves and er!is, in bchaif oi The Messenger and
Review",hat NAV make ii all 10 which aspire.
hone that Virginia and Richmond will come
forward more LIBERAL even than they have done;
for though have nothing 10 complain Of, set they
will mol suffer heir own Messenger 10 hare more
patrons in Soulh Carolina and Charleston, man IA
among them; which may be the case'Iwhn , lne
entrance which has Just been eiieciet;-un ne.
they increase their patronage. The olhel VIZ
GINA papers By publishing this letter, OF lis SUD
stance, will ohlisc,
~ i. b. MINOR
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SALE OF nGAI ESTATE

IN PURSUANCE of a !"crce ii the United States Court
fourth Circuit and Esstrrn District of Virginia, pa"
noins ed he lih day Of Drcemher oi' In he name
uf ihr United states al; America plaintiffs, against
John o. lay, ct ais, defendants, vii DC sold hy ;ne un
dersi.nrd Commissioner IEp'ihtrd for thai prrposr
public austion the highest bidder, the 5h day Of
Novemhsr ls45, At The Coafi House ct the county al
MADISON, State Of Virginia, between the hours OF ~
and O'clock +. ", certain iraC Of land situated In
the said county of Madison, containing 2J7 ares more
IT less. cIjoin n. the lands &c Thomas Bohannan aud
.thrr.. purchased by the sad Jcn o. Lay ot iierhr,t
A. CLAIBORNE aud William l.. ChanIcraync, Trustees
'ur BeIJ ,inin Dnva
The saie wle mad" uron the following terms, I"
wit; onr.iird of the puicia.e mpGey 1" he phli IN
ASH sni The residue ~ tNo cfEi >taipirt-. n sI
aud Twelve motifs The day vi sale. ~, piroh
giving bonds w,th approved security for tha tt;cHad
payments, and tie tile - tho property la be retained
,,uli The whole Of tic purchase money X gail
EBiUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. s.. r. ID. ", and Commissioner
Ort l4-Clds
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TESNESSEI,

The agony is not yet over Alter SORRY scs-
sions, and violent cTiminaliors and Iccrilniaa-
tons, The Democra rats, though in a majority, nave
nc, had The wisdom or The patriotism 10 eject
Senator Blind 10 the lnsidiousp policy o'he Wings,
10 fou.enl dissensons, and break down the Demo-
cratic Parry, they continue The dissratcul confic;
with each other, much 10 The delight Of the
Wings.
1Hrcc days have elapsed : iihout seeing land.
Messls Nicholson ana 'rurney, both Democrats,
are toe two conicndrs candidates. From the
tenor Of the debate, fcw Democrats and many
Wings, sustain MI. Tufncy. Mr.. Nicholson is
The regular Democratic nominee. One OF bis
friends, Mr.. Dui;y, spoke at length, and warmly
Of the late party contest, said "thc srea, Demo
cracv of the county had won he victory ana
were entitled 10 The laurels: but they now saw
them about 10 be sDa;ched from the brow OF the
person who was the choice Of two-lhirds OF The
Democratic Parry, BY what he characterized as
the base and infamous conduct OF a iaciious few"
The Nashville Banne: Of Friday, Octobe. 81,
says
"TnE SENATORIAL ELECTION is sill undeier-
mined IS o'clock, p NJ, Thursday and CONT
nues to be matter Of absorbing interest. The
Convention OF The two Houses which adjourned
on Wednesday 10 meet Yesterday at 10 o'clock,
did not assemble until four in The afternoon, and
j! was engaged when our paper went 10 press in
discussing a motion made BY Mr. Guild, thai the
question pc postponed IL The Isl day OF Novembsr.
The Two pIom.ncn; candidates are sill Messrs.
Iulney ar! Nicholson, and they are likely 10
continue So.
From the Banner We take the following brei
sketch Of The proceedings OF Thursday:
"The morning business having been gone
through, Mir. Goldon Offered his resolutions, de-
ncuncng Hon. Il. L. TuFney as traitor TO The
Democratic ranks, and with bargain, corruption
and intrigue with the Wings, 10 obtain seat il
the Senate.
"Mr. Gordon sustained his resolution BY q
speech al about an hour, in which he called Mr.
| Tniney traitor, and appealed 10 his Democrat,
/ ic friends 10 Withdraw from his support
"Pendiag This discussion, the House adjourned
till 2 O'Clock, P. Nj"
| We again call he attention Of The Democratic
members OF our own Legislature 10 the above
and earnestly invoke them 10 come 10 Richmon;
resolved to avoid such scenes, BY their harmoni
Gus action Let US disappoint the hopes of tn
Wings, and secure the harmony OF the party, b.
uniting cordially upon those men who are select
cd By majority OF The Democrats. In filling h
important political offices, lei US respectfully de
cline The kind aid oil our Wing friends. Ncve
was it more important 10 carry out in practice III
old saying, 1--WE fear the Greeks with all lbei
gifts"
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III ORli)l.

No fur,ler news b. he Southern mail. 1hnFs-
DAYS Journal OF Commerce gives returns IRON
all but FIVE counties: CabeIPs majority Nus in''
Gland The counties OF Nassau, Hillshor', pade'
ST. Lucie aud Levy 10 hear from. "These conn-
ties will give Brockenbroush majority oil pro-
baby $50. and elect him"
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porssrAT WELL. REMARKED

ROUSSEAU w ELL REMahEs.t'' +,
T1IIaT it IL more honorable for G'hn - u /.
discovery important 10 mankind man 10 W., ;.
perficiaI knowledge OF many branches o' az
rncs eerttng aside tho honor" II - cs:i1in':
Bile for the good OF The human race thar aa nv.
mind should direct its energies 10 one object ~
objects instead Of difusing them over a I'm i'es'
observation As an illustration, wc may p'iat =
sarsaparllla The root, cIte'na ~. seems haf',s
digging from the earth; yet BY s"firs OF 6hfely
rmsnts in concentrating. lis qnalti's. am ~
them To IA assimilation with The iuids whieh ~"
and sustain human life, the Messfs. sand. ~, -,
cceded In giving to The world 4 prepara'on 20,
blessed by Providence, Is an ACKNOWLEDGED an" ~.
bic remedy for all uirerous and eutaneois as
serofaa, Cancer, Tumor and the long Ana nr,u.,
train OF physical evis. of which hey are .ett.o,e
mems. vanish before its EealhIesi"ring inuueree
For f.:taer particulars, and conc usive e'.. .'.,
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlet ""'''
be obtained OF agents gratis. 80
gcr Prepared and sold, wholesale ana ,e''n, Il
expectation. BY A. B. SANDS ~, nussh :.
Chemists. Granite Buildings, No 10 Bfo,d"sy' 5,
OF Clian.brrs street, New York Sold, also. ?, St
AMBER DUvAL q Co.. Agents, msih 49, IS
mond, va. Prise-sl pos bottle. or ak s'!ue' i" e
Oct, q
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EDR SALE

THE very desirable House and l.o, in the town Of
L Fredericksburg, lately occupied ny Mrs 5. 7. Sed-
Ion The House is uf brrs, we'll built, large and com
modious The grounds winch cover nrary whole
.qarr are attractive and beautiful being laid III wh
much taste, In s!opiug falls aud wids walks, and adorn
oil " th MANY handsome tres. more delightful and
eligible residence, whether regard b. had - health,
comfort appearance canrot be found in the town.
Sale will lie made privately. and Tho terms NAV be
learned on communication with either Of he undersisn-
cd. JOHN MUNCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MDRSoN. Richmond city,
Aug 5-ctf Executors Of Thomas Seldom, d-I'd
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Under a Deed CT E'r,..,

10y virtue Of Deed of T.us, executed "a H..
- BEES on The 2'.h day Of August a. - lyUr.-.
Head CO, which deed Is duly recorded II, The ,..,
nee LOUISA County Court, they VIII, On Tn.
inc 2ih day OF November NEXT, Ut The r.,t,tq.
said William w. Beadles, about halt a fnIia a.. - 81
Court liobse, sell 10 the highest bidder, ?, nuri,
icn, the 10 having real and personal estate ,ony,
SAID deco, VIZ: ali the right, t,tle interest spd
the SAID William W liradlts, in and IN a ,%
tfast or parcel OF land lying and being IN NJ.
OF Arpomaror, ~ life estate in which lie
night OF his WIFE, containing two hundred M. :,
five acres; also, all the ards of the snid VI
Eeadss wing and beng in The county III Lr,..' !"
cei'i one han acre around he grave ya.l .ua...,
he between one thousand ami iwciv- hrn,if,f -
b"'ng i;;a lands On which ne now rc, d.. as +.
wagon. tnr OK cart, one CANAL, ore idr.r ,,,,
carriage and ha,ness, al the plantation to-.
n'n.e.oli snd kitchen furniture, all TIE c,.n. -
said l1-t men Toned tract Of lani-of corn. h.,
nef and tobacco, severed or uncovered: MA,
h"r,tsa and a colt two yoke "f usrn, snn al ~. ~,
a"a hoe- on Tho said iraet nf lard, also TWEEN, -,
negro ''avss, OF tie usual descriptions on = + ~
ofa.ihs men women, boys ard su.s
ihsSs-ihe lands will be sold in such ,iaci-
AZ Tue undtr,ssned shall determine on al he
sur, gu ct' CT Of 4, II and Il months, IL .r..t
uu' w. 'u Tue tltlc " Ill be retained iii tie r.I
money All paid " --tt +
~ Tug "'hsf property, except the Negrne.
r,iu On ''e"it oi " months. for !. ,ii,. ,,s.,
bnnus ahn approved persona ,rrur;,y vilI r. -.
viii be r. CURED. 80 "'u ~ @t', ts.-
The NectUes will be sold forra.h
The Undersigned viii convey ,uch IN. Ia ,i.,t4
pery as the said deed vtEs IN then ~ s1' ~
w W. AuRLER
n, ,. JUN hLNiEh. iiu'ie''
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A3ministrail
Louisa. Sept. 3)-cwt!slS
FEMALE TEACHERS WANTED

FEMALE TEACHERS WANTED
THE Trustees Of EvereiIsvile Ftna- Academy "a .
to employ two unmarried ladies' who nave s, y.
enc- ~ teaching. 10 take charge IL tt.s School on
nfst hond"! !" January next. They mus t- qua.if,
to teach all The hfanohrs of thorough EHclis, ec
ton, and ono OF them 10 give Instruction ~ nuse on h
piano.
Satisfactory testimonials OF oliaiactcr and c.s,.5
tions wl'i be required.
Everett-v;i'r IL a small v.ll,ee Ia W,vne csr,r
North t'arrlna, about seven miles SOUTH Of Hh,n-0
rough and IA one of The most heI,ly situations IN II
Eastern par, Of the Sia,e.
Address HE subscriber, al Wayrrsbo oach. VA,
comfy. \. { post paid J T. sLnCUNg
Oct, 2l-rGt x.-,,....
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF LAND.

hGS Els N:t LIZ ". Lam ~.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of Deed Of fIust,
] executed ny John 4. Sheppard TO thr sh e''bcis,
bearing dale llr 81 o: March, ie ani recorded IN The
ierk's Office Of Icnriro County Court, we shat! pro-
coed 10 sell TO he highest bidder, the premi-e- for
cash, on MONDAY the day ~ december, loii the
Tract of Land whereon The said John A. Sheppard now
resides lying in the county of Benrco ChicsGhoni-
ny Swamp, and containing 1854 acr.s, adjoining the
lands OF LyGda Bo~l-s deceased and John Sheppard.
The title 10 the Land believed 10 he ndspitabc,
hut shall convey only such title as Is vested IN by
virtue of said trust deed
JAMES s. RYALL l.r.,.,
ALFRED WINSTON, '''o''
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Oct. lf-cw5W
LAND AND NEGROES For s,Il

LAND AND NEGROES For san
1NU he sold al Louisa Corr house A.. v,>n ~.
L of huvembcr-it being Ie4i., ,,',, ''' l".
tweaty Sesroes, for cash. A,,. l,,.. TIT ',''''
Land, on the head wai.rs OF Hickory tr..s ''1'
l,t. A Tract of about 7Uc acre. rnu.,l, H. -
aboundin. IN fine Timber. es.ecia!i, o,i H., >,
the best GGaiy. here are two stsa,. t-ld. $50
tine irsr-each clearing has ine siiins ~ 49,.
joining ~
I'd 4 Tract OF abort so acres, or wl,eb a..
Smiih, derea.rd. re sided. This tract Joins III.
one corGrr-i, has comfurtab dwelling hnuS. i T. =,
en-, corn house stable and negro homses- n, Val
garden aIc pal ed N win the hest sawed n.i,f,.
this tract q an scssTt saw MI, m y inr ,rrlr p
Saw d l. in III midst II incl. iimtef-t ,.v,,.
rhfr. may he alta he'd n Gi>t Mil wuhIn t,,
below The Jaw Mil. The stream IS Considered ..e
Ia work huih Mills IN lnr Winter ana the ,...t t.
the Summer. Sn'h 8 Mil wcmlG be vur, ,aig.s..
in tie Course q airw years, theit ~ hv 40 &.
To Il
Sd. Ths Tract l. ahou! one mir from ia. ,t,,
mostly Cleared, Is under goo: iri,tr and i. In .
good i.rdfl, Containing III acres-bein. n p,rf H
laIIi formerly owned BY VIM. Smith, ST. dec.a ..a
The terms oi the safe Of the shovr iand- wIlitr 49,
third cash. and Ire balance on q y.ry accomnn., =.
cftdit Inc purchaser giving bond and approved -,
~, ana hrsh 40 t'ust to secure thu other psynrrt.
iHir'c-t II session gwen immediately.
The undersigned VIII take pleasure in ,ho,yj,r..
property 10 aay feFsOa w:shine 10 purchase
THOMAS J. BARRETT
Administrator, with TIE ~ III ann-tl
Of Achilles, Sirta Gr
Genf
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gfrDoe1oosn 1gegqtstrRr.

in all probability be removed, and new one SUP
.tiluled who is wholly ignorant OF them WY
is not cou,snded thai The Judges oil The Ciicuit
Courts and Court Of Appeals ought TO be see' nd
b. The people, as much SO as macls'faie1i ana ia
clerks? The same principle, if fully earrlen bu
would certainly lead 10 The requirement o. 'L' =,
and every one must perceive that lhls IS mucn y
be deprecated. , of
would say, in conclusion, in the language o.
Shakespeare, that we had better
-" Bear these ills we have.
Than y 10 others That we know no' OIL.
Ii will be seen, that | object 10 Inc proposeo
mode Of appointing magistrates upon me s1ii,.
ground that "AIiuuis" opposes The present mode.
i DEMOCRAT.
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EDMUND FONTAlNE, Chairman.
X. +. DiRRAcoTT, Secretary.
s-r The other city papers will please cory.

THE WHEAT CRop or lSi5.-The Wheat crop
ofthe United States for this year, is estimated at
l25 600 900 Of bushels The wheat crop OF 1912;
which was the largest ever previously raised in
this country was Io3G00,c0U. The increase OF
10000 GOO shows not less the large additional
amount Of land brought under cultivation than
the genial character Of the last summer.
The crop Q! Michigan is comparatively large!
than that OF any other Stale in the Union. WIKI
population Of moi over 100000, she raises this
yea al least 100000 bushels Of wheat. The
quality is also of thew ~ best.
iUanv Argus
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LIVER CoMpLslNT.-An extraordinary surg-
cal operation in case OF liver complaint was
lately performed by Dr. ?. Tarbeil, OF New
York, by opening the side OF the patient and re-
moving The diseased portion OF the liver. The
pa,ien: was middle aged man. who had suffer-
ed severely for many years, and aueEly had given
~ all hopes otreeovsry.
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TExAs.-We have received the Galveston
News Of the 18th inst. The vote in that city
stood, for Annexation 30, against l2l; for new
Constitution 304, against 3d. for Land Ordinance
$50, against IS. But little more than half The
voie was polled, as both sides seemed to be per-
fecily satisfied that annexation was finally settled
BY the Convention.
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The New York Courier says; "The Earth
quake. on Sunday night, seems 10 have been very
extensively and sensibly felt On Long Island
in Westches,er county, ard in Connecticut. ii was
remarked BY many persons; and IN all cases
yery heavy wagon. In Wesichesier county il is
said 10 have Jared lamps from the tables, and
many persoas left their houses in terror"
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Alexander Price, formerly Postmaster at Ham
burg, on Tie Lake Elie county, y. Y, has plead
ed gully to an indictment ior embezzling letters
as postmaster, and been sentenced 10 the State
prison for 10 years.
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II The Southern Literary Messenger for No
vember will be issued today. From the follow
ing letter in yesterdays Wing, it seems that MIR.
Minor has effected an arrangement, which will
make his work still more popular. Mr.. Simm,
enjoys high literary reputation. His thrilling
novels and sharp though polished, criticisms,
show him 10 possess all the qualifications Tor The
successful management Of literary Journal
The blending together of the two works will con.
cen,rate all the spice and merits OF EACH and We
congratulate Mr.. NJ. upon his very happy defer
minaiion. His exerlons TO perfect the Messen-
ger will, We doubt not, meet their reward:
CHARLESTON, S. c. Oct IS, rs.
To The Editors Of The Wing:
Gen,lemen-Wll you allow me TO announce
10 the public through your paper that have Just
made an arrangement with the Projectors Of 'The
Review" edited By w. Gilmore Smms, and pub
lShed in Charleston, BY which it will in future lie
united with The Southern Literary Messenger
The two works blended in one will be issued
simuilane ously in Richmond and Charleston from
tie Isl OF January retaining The present features
Of Tie Messenger, but improving them as far as
increased efforts and increased patronage will rem
der ii practicable.
hope you will agree with me, lha! this is an
auspicious movement for The periodical Lera.
ture OF the South and West. South Carolina has
always been jealous in the cause OF Literary Pub
locations, and has possessed many OF great merit;
but experience, both here and in Virginia, has
proved he necessity Of concentrating Southern
ehor; and support As literary yroduci,on, a
Periodical must have liberal support TO ensure
the excellence and variety its articles: and par
ticularly uhen Literature is becoming profess
sion, with lis stipulated rewards And as an Or
gan Of Sopt.trn and Hcsttrn Interests and epi-
mons, how indispensable is il 10 have wide cir.
cula,ion II can only exert influence. By having
large audience 10 whom 10 speak and make its
statements and APPEALS.
From The union have effected, there will be
large increase OF patronage 10 The Messenger,
and The excellence and The influence 10 which l
adycrlcd, viii ts attained more efeciually than
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
IL A.I,L DEAAiS.,N

va L DEANS y
Charles street, near Bahimore street, Bal:.rl..s
BY HOPKINS & FIELD.
THIS House has recently hten rrdited AMI rtwr
furnished Throughout, and IL situated In ~, i, +
central part al The cay A. ". li0PkfN.
Formerly OF SanGcF-on's, nm! fcipta
WM. FIELD,
Aug. S'-w'n Formerly of Bucks c",n,y. :,
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~ ne GDrcrNor u IDgni4
4 PROCLAMATION.

WHEaEAF, vacancy hath occurred in ~, G,r,-
W Assembly Of this State, by the Resignation OF Jo
IL Peyton, the Senator elect 10: the district co,,..s
The counties OF Augusta AMI Rock bfi;c---,ir ,.
the said Counties respectively, arc therefore qnel
hold elections an Thursday, the ihuteeni.l div ii \
vcInbet next, for Senator for Tie rad disriri
The vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen under my hanl. as Governor. and unae, r
49,, lesser seal 81 the Commonwealth. AZ RI
mOnd, tnls tenth dag Of Dc!oirr, IN the Il,
lS1' IA. MCDOWELL
yet l4-cw:d
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- Tie United States Count fot lie Eastern DI.ust
virginia :-in the matter Of RaIkmItcy ~ 81,
q. Taaf' rm-In pursuance e an order 81 tie 4 .
made on the 2yd cay of March, l-s3. notice !, h,
given, that have Deposited the iuither ,un IN -.
hundred and SKY Nv" doIia- and ,isie.n cent. III
Hans 81 virginia. - the credit q: thu aid u..lr.
Bankruptcy, suffice Ia the iuiur1 "r'rr al tie i.
tourt aud tiat tis laid Cont al ton da;s IS SO
an order for dividend and distribution tatf-.t ana
the creditors 0f the sad 3-or,c :" 4 nlcuo
WrfDIliN KEMP
Oct. 3l-rft ASSIGNEE ~ ,,en., mot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04
Ten DOLLARS REWARL

DAN AWAY from the subscrb.r, ~ ehe',f",
Ii county. Va, about the ,t Of S-pemtst a. -,
gro Woman MARTHA. size l. about ~ !tA'- ~,
cumplr 1ion his several -ca,s On her TEL en-. =
!, Is prota bic SHE is in the n-ighboshooh ~ W -
GoociIand county, a, her moth. ves ih-''',' +.
IN Manchester. Will give the nbose i'" -"
apprehension and delivery 10 me, * ~
Gu, s,erf-id. JANE %
Or 7,.ta