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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
JAMES RIVER LAND, STOCK, CROPS,
&c, FOR SALE

pursuance Of the last will and testament, of Henry
". Whi;iocke, drcea.~d, of record In the County
Court OF Powhatan, SHALL on the 2s,h day Of this
month, i0cioher) Offer for sale, at public auction
Tract OF Land, lying James river, in Powhaian coun
y; near The town OF jefferson, containing $40 half
acres part of which is good James river low grounds
and me high land produces well. About 9JO bushels Of
wheat were made from it this year for market. There
good dwelling house, and all necessary outhous1.
upon the land, good order The terms will be- made
nnown on the day Of sale, and will be accommodating
IN The same day Immediately after the sale Of the land
ai proceed to sell, at public auction, all the cattle
rep, hogs, mules and horses. plantation tools and
s.nss household and kitchen furniture, and crops Of
, iodder. oats, tobacco, shucks and straw, belong
70 The said Whitiocke The stock of cattle Is large,
W. very hae -anlons them good miIch and
p'h oten-anonest The horses are some fine Bay,is
,.'h cots IL the abnve mentioned day should not
wa Tie sale will take place the next fair day, and
,at continued from day to day until the whole is
., a credit Of six months viii he allowed on all
iev- SIS, for bonds with good security carrying
nss from The day Of sale, but the interest to I've re-
'hs principal is punctuay paid; for sums of
n. uader cash will be required. The terms af sale
complied with before the property is removed.
r. f. GRAVES,
pow,. Executor Of II. w. Whilocke, deceased,
a'ih 7. H., Oct. II, lsi5--cwtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Landed Estate,
N the County of Hsnrieo, eight miles North Q
RfchmnnG

by virtue of decree of the County Court of Henri
ID CO. pronounced on the 9Th May, iS45, Ia The cause
therein pending In the name of Chamberayne guardi-
an of Chaibeayne against Chamberuyne aud others,
the undersigned. the Commissioner thereby appointed,
win proceed SELL nj public auction, The premises,
on FRIDAY, the gath day Of October, 1886, CONNIE nc
Ing at O'clock NJ. the Tract of Land referred 10 in
ths proceedings Of said cause, aud of which the late
William Moshy died seized and possessed
II contains six hundred and u half ly recent
survey lies ON The old Mountain read, eight miles
North nf Richmond, and Sihin quarter oil a mile al
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raiiroad
II has been laid e by the Surveyor into THREE tracts, Ia
one If which there is 19 acres; other $40 acres ana
one other l2 Upon each tract there IS mn ahn
dance of wood which, from its proximity TO the Rail
road make. IL valuable. There are The larger
tract Ample buildings including barn, stable, &c. The
terms Of will be for fourth Of the purchase mo
ney In cash, and to the residue upon credit of one
and two years, equal parts, The purchasers executing
bonds with approved security for the credit payments
and a deed of trust TO secure their payment.
Oct lO-c,ds w. GUDDlN. Commissioner.
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Enp SALE.

yViT.I. he sold on ThU RSDAf, the c'h day OF no ?,
vcinber, at - a'cHck, on the premises, tract o
Land in the county of Hanover. IA miles from Rich
mond On the Main Road 10 the Old Church, Two miles
from III l,uer II joins The lands "i william r,,r
,nd pic,,d Birnrt nm ,,ur side and of Robert Wade
and harles Hughes The "ih-r 1t contains ',.o, 70,
acres most uf which cginai growth 81 oan w."
Pine This Tract viii he sold ~ lots 70 sui' pui
h,sa,s ,bon.h The subscriber would prefer seiiina
in \ body Mr. Wrriam Al en- win show me land 10
those Wi hing 10 ,e- il previous TO tue day OF sat
r.,m, one smi'th cash. the remaining tifre-i'ifihs
Ia animal ,,sstamr ns, OF onr Two and brre yrs ii'e
nchassr executing bond, bearing interest from Tue
dsv ~ ale with good tndo'ssr, aud secure" ny d
nssdcf Trust "n the property. The above sac WI
.taiuiy take place The 9TH Of November, u iaif,
not the next fair day. ;, ,rnc,,r
Oct T-r1lwi6lhkDy. FEJEkFlcLb
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MnnnIY E'rlNIEn Oct

FLOUR-sales at s.. but the marse, so un-
settled, by the late news from Europe, lha, no ac-
cnrale quotation can he given. This state Of
things will probably continue until The adgices
BY The Boston steamer (now daily expecIstD areIe
ceved.
WHEAT--l02i l05 cents This article is
not 50 dircetly Affected hire, by European news,
as FlonI, as our milers grind almost exclusively
for the South American markeis-an advance,
however, seems probable.
CnRN-Sales at So co cents rer bushel,
with an upward tendency.
TOBACCO-Wilhou any material change
Inspections small.
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China Hall.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE

FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE
DY the ships Moniezuma and Adirondack, via New
ID York and the Virginia at City Point. from Liver
pool the has received the larger portion of
fall supplies; and by the ship iarkaway from Liverpool,
daily expected at CITY Point he wiz receive the 'ena'n-
The manufactures consisting of rhapss and patterns
nv the regular packets from Boston he is in receipt Of
his supplies OF Glass fom the m 'nnf 'ctots ARD Is pre-
uared TO offer very large and desirable assortment Of
superior Goods In his line.
Country Merchants, and all others, are particularly in
yi,ed to examine his goods; aud prices, ~ strong 'nace
mens will be offered those who Luy for cash and TO
punctIal customers.
very large assortment Of Lamps, Looking G.asses'
Stone Ware, g c., &C., on hand. ANN
Aua.o No. ~, Yves, Main street.
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yEasSic e. White.

GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFER far sale for cash. az, The usual cn dts 10
~ punctual customers. general assortment of Coo
ccrirs They WILL in few days be max ing large add
tiuns their present stock, and their facilities for pu-
chasing will enable them 10 Offer 10 their friends and
the public, goods such terms cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction. From the Farmers Of Virginia and North
Carolina they ask an examination of their stock and
prices. Families If the citv will find At all times
ready 10 supply them with The beg, Family Groceries at
moderate prices. Sept. l6-cw6w
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I ALFhs6 ), w VI s';';t Trustees
To UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

t'it undersigned, RESIDENT OF NchtnOnu
been for several years engaged in the prosecution
Of Revolutionary Claims, and consequently, familiar
wi the proper manner Of preparing certicnies orders
ncnlrts and vouchers Of all kinds connected with The
ta.iness, and having observed how much Trouble and
Gsuty attend the draw ing Of many of your pensions
itae Agency of Virginia, In consequence Of the ini"
mly Of your vouchers, also the difficulty ia getting
some your Attorney, since the law requires
,i Attorney make oath that lie has no interest in
ia money he j. authorized TO receive, by reason OF any
p-iec, mortgage, sae, assignment, transfer; and,
wistea>, few like attend 10 business without some
Compensation he therefore proposes, 10 all whose pen
si> atc made payable ut Richmond, Va, that he wiz
prepare for each Pensioner all necessary papers, and
mt by mail s-m-annualy with full directions Tor MI
my up &C. draw the pension, and remit the amount In
afh-ck money, as he may be directed, and leave u
""nai with Tho Prnsioner TO make such compensation
afterwards rs he she may think proper. by this
m'an pap-rs will not be subjected To return OF
some three or four times before they properly an-
'nticat-d. lie viii also continue To prosecute ana es-
'asiisii claims moderate and satisfactory terms
JAMES r. SUTTON, ia.
~ B-Al letters, TO receive attention, must he post
paid. Its
RErERExcEs:-James F. Heath, Esq, Auditor Public
Accounts, Richmond, Va; :. H. Parker, ESQ., Register
Land Office Va.
W
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
THO be sold at Louisa Court. house, on MONDAY 10Th
of November-it being Louisa Court day-hiieen
or twenty Negroes, for cash Also, three Tracts of
Land, on the head walters of Hickory Greek:
Ist A Tract of about 100 acres, mostly in woods.
Astounding in emo timber, especially old heart pine, OF
the best quality. There Two small fields Cleared on
the ract-each clearing has fine spring Of water ad-
joining.
I'd Tract of about 80 acres, which Achilles
Smith, deceased, resided. This tract joins the abnve at
one corner-it has comfortable dwelling house, kitch
en- corn house, stable aud negro houses-the yard aud
garden are pailed in with the best sawed materials On
this cegant Saw Mill, on ne strssm This
Saw Mill is in the midst Of finely iimbered cnnnry
There may be attached Grist Mill within fifty yards
below the Saw Mil The stream Is considered suic ont
TO work both Mills ia the Winter and the Gst Mall IN
the summer. such Mill would be very valuable, as,
in the Course Of few years. there will be no opposition
to il
Sd. This Tract is about mile fiom the above-is
mostly cleared, Is under good fence, aud In pretty
good heart containing III acres-beins part OF the
land formerly owned by Wm. Smith, Sr.. deceased.
The Of the sale of the above Lands W i'll be,
third cash, and the balance a very accommodating
credit, the purchaser giving bond and approved secur
~, and deed in trust TO secure the other pay and
interest. Possession given Immediately
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing the
property to any 20 rson wishi'g 10 purchase.
THOMAS J. RARRET,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of Achilles, Smith, decd
Louisa Sept. 3Q--cwtlNN
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR
SALE

TN conformity To the last Will and testament Of John
L McKrnncy deceased, will, on The 5,h day of No
vember next sell the highest bidder, at public auc
ton on the prc misses the FARM on which the rsaior
together with the Mills thrrrnnto belonging 81
tuated on the Nalapon river, about hitren miles South
Of Fredericksburg, the main road leading 10 Rlr.-
inond, and ak miles West 0f Gunnry's Depot, IN IN
agreeable and healthy neilhborhood. The Farm con-
tans hundred and seventy acres more or less, on
which comfortable dwelling Uousr. with the neces-
sary houses, and very valuable MILL erected on
failing stream; has three pair at stones. two for
grinding corn, and for wheat, with E0'ting cloths,
and all other machinery necessary for manufacturing
hnuf-togethrr with Saw Mill and Cotton Machine,
all Of which are in excellent order. Two pair of
stones are driven by iron machinery, on the most a-
proved plan.
There is also the premises convenient and cru
Portable Store House. which IL hilai with Goods,
sligihy located suitable distance between The mills
aud dwelling house f desired the day OF sale, the
Land Store House aud Mills may be sold separately, TO
sun purchasers.
Such de itabs property rarely comas into market and
a good bargain may he had. All who may wish Ia
purchase requested 10 call and examine the preni-
for themselves, on which there w always be found
some person Ia show them The property.
TERAs.-One third cash, the residue in ~ months,
with interest from the day of SALE be secured by bond
and security, and u deed Of trust the premises.
JOHN +. MCKINNEY,
Surviving Executor Of John Mckinney, decd
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+" 1'''' J.. MAYO Clrrk.
FOR SALE
FOlS SAlsc.,
,.,uu -. t.,rahls H,use and Lot in the 4

,,ng vcry d-',rablr House aud Lot IN me town o.
| F,aI.,,clsburg lately occupied by Mrs s. ?. sed-
don The Icuse is of brick, well built large and com
l,,.!,ou. The grounds which cover nearly whole
,qc,,- a,e attractive and beautiful, being laid on whb
much ,,.Ie in soping falls and wide walks, and adorn
). ,rh rany hand SOME trees. A more delightful and
iii. b. f-siience, whether regard BE- had to health
ecuc,, q, appearance, cannot be found In The town.
sal. wil be- made privately and the terms may be
T. ,n- on eonmun cation with either of The undersisu
rl JOHN MONcURE. Falmouth, Stafford CO.
ARTHUR a. MORSON, Richmond city,
An. Self Executors Of Thomas Seldom, deed.
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Most Righteous Judcment--1He Infamous Mac
I., D,oE

U1Oa RlShtcOS Judgments iM WIdWOHs ""e-
ken-lr BOok.
On Wednesday, al New York, in Chanccry
the Vice Chancellor delivered his opinion in the
case of Jesse Hoyt rs. Wm. l.. Mackenzie, &c,
by which he refused 10 dissolve :he injunction
against The publication of The book and The pay
ing over OF The wages Of The guilty speculation.
The Commercial says:
"A tter specifying the objects Of The bill, he said
that literary property was entitled 10 protection
on Two srOunds-first, rs mere chaiel property
such As letters which were written 10 man, and
which he was entitled 10 read, TO show or 10 pro-
ducc in court OF Justice: of this kind were the
letters written 10 the complainant which were
published in The book OF The defendants.
"Of another kind was the more literary pro-
perty-the lhought--lhe observations, or The COM
po,ition of man-which he alone had The right
TO print and multiply in copies This kind OF
propery he said had always been projected, both
at common law and by the statute. He then
cited number of cases from The English and
American Courts of Equity, and concluded by
refusing 10 dissolve the injunction in any way.
"Wih respect 10 the objection made 10 The
stringent nature Of the injunction, which II was
said forbade Mackenzie I, publish his own bio
graphical sketches, as we'll as The letters claimed
by noyl. the Vice Chancellor said it was prin-
ciplp recognized by lawyers, that il a man would
Ike The property of another and SO intermingie
il with his own that il could not be separated, he
had no right 10 complain il The whole was taken
from him and given 10 The party he had wronsed.
TIe also sal there doubtless were some other
considerations which might come M on the hear
ing OF The bill, but al present The Injunction must
be continued in force without any modification. :
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Fsnnr!llr, Va, Oct. 10, ist5-esw
NOTICE.

~ h to-d States Court FOR the Eastern District Of
1 Vu.nil. october 81. lelJ
IL ,h- mate. Of Bankruptcy of J. W. Mccull"ch'
There beng III The hands Of David May, sPecia' as
..o.. IN ,niS case the of SIS Of cents: The C.t
40, pf,e, nat notice be published in the Richmond I'm
.l,i .cr ,e days; that al future term dividend ana
t,hu,an VIII n made Of the said SUN, aud "i snch
On n,ury NAY ne collected by the sara assignee
qoar the creditors who shall have proved their claims
Copy. Teste,
l;-c5t r. MAfO, ttetA.
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TRuS TEES SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT To the provisions Of Deed of Trust,
executed rs John A. Sheppard to the subscribers,
r,ns date The ~ Of March, 1884, and recorded IN the
t'rh Office of ilrnrico County Court. we shall pro-
c-i TO sell the highest bidder, the premises, for
c,h, on MONDAY the I'D day of December, 1915, the
fc, of Land wherein The said John A. Sheppard no~
Resides, lying the county &c Hcnrico, Chickahom-
nj swamp, and containing 2i5i acres, adjoining the
llnd. fLydda Bowles, deceased, and John Sheppard
In tle 10 the said Land believed to be ndspnabe
but W shall convey emily such title as IS vested ~ Shy
Virtue Il said trust deed
JAMES $. RYAnl. Trustees.
ALFRED WINSTON i'"
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Oct. lf-cw5w
LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE

OFFER for sale nv Land in the county nf Louisa, in
the FTk Greek HrielbnrlnUd, arjninins The lands of
A G. Goodwin, Capt Perkins, H. 4. Winston and
others containing between four aud six hundred acres,
mostly in original forest aud heavily Imbrrcd with un
abundance the hes heart pine, poplar &c u u con
fdently believed that the tmhrr world sell fn more
than is asked FOR the land. Saw NH MINT he erect
I'd unn the pre,uses nj very little expense, though there
is one nj Yancryvile, no, far ,T The above iand IS
adopet to all the crops grown III that section Of coun-
rry. particularly WHEAT and tobacco.
arv ,rrson n ishing Ia purchase can ASCERTAIN the
terms e. which win be acrommod.t;ne-by address
Inn me- letter directed Ia Fredericksburg. or h. en-
quug &C my brother, adjoining lie land, who will show
il tu any one wishing to $50 IT,
Rent 3u-,wtf JOHN GOODWIN.
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CO-PARTNERS SHIP.

THE subscriber has this day associated with him in
] business SIR. PHlI.IP WHITE nf Holloway. The
business WILL in future be conducted in the of
MASSiE 4 WHITE. al his 20 stand, No. G6 Main
street. He returns his than.- hiS friends and he
public fer thu liberal cncarr he has rrreivrd
Sent ID; X. =. MASStE.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
,,cI.S MINOR & WIN. III. JONES

IrAvE united 10 practice Law in The several
IL Courts OF Fluyanna.
l. NJ, resting AT Louisa c. II, attends on
II. ~nlra,c account, the Courts OF Louisa and
u. H. J., residing al Palmyra, F!uvanna Z.
\ auer,ls on his separate account, The Courts
: a-emarle and Buckingham. Oct. 9-ce.f
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GROWTH or NORFOLK.

While our own beautiful city is improving so
rapidly, we are delighted TO hear The same cheer
ing accounts OF our sister city OF Norfolk. She
ought long since 10 have taken prominent po-
slion among The tiles oi tie Union, and every
Virginian should rejoice AT the prospect Of her
improving The great natural advantages which
have been 50 much neglected by her citizcns.-
Her interests mast be peculiarly commercial, and
we leel satisfied, tial with reduction Of the Ia
rin which has 50 long borne down upon the South,
with The consequent expansion OF commerce, and
with The opening Of avenues 10 The vast interior
trade, Norfolk will bound forward with new life,
and realize the high de.linies which her almost
uurivalled position holds out TO her We wish
her "Goi speed" in her new efforts at rrgenera-
ton. The Beacon Sketches her,pruspects in the
following bright colors
awe had designed on some early day 10 notice
somewhat in detail the rapid extension and in
crease OF our business Relationship all their va
ried ramihralions, impartiDg life and energy 10
our marine and commercial operations. renew
ed activity and enierpriZe 10 our country Trade,
aud constant anu proflab bic employment 10 our
mechanical and industrial pursuits. But We
must delay the purpose, until we shall nave pos
scssed ourselves oi such data, now in the course
Of collection, as shall convince The most scepii-
ca that a new era has dawned upon The goodly
young city, reviviiying her hitherto crippled
energies, and dispensing life, activity aud pros.
perilv, 10 all her varied inleresls-bo,h local and
marine The general apathy which had hher-
10 So long pervaded these interests, has given
way TO more healthul impuse--an impulse
which has wrought already the mosf gratifying
results, and one which, il un,rammelled BY The
counses OF other yesrs-ihe years when men
assigned as The reason for their conduct The
opinions OF heir predecessors mus work such
revolution in our condition as speedily 10 place
the city in the position SO clearly indicated by
her location and for which she is so admirably
ada pied, 10 vii, the great outlet and seaport for
all the productions Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima"
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

81 MUGS from nc G0rA0nsriNe Depot
I WISH 10 sell my Farm. situate along the South
west mountains, and containing eight hundred and
ms $50 acres. adj oins The lands oil j. Barbour,
V. ,hnsnn and VIM Davis, Esqrs in Orange; und Gr-
nerd Gordon, N. l.. Walker, and James Lindsay,
ke,rs in alhemare.
Il will be sold upon very reasonable terms, and the
most literal time allowed as to pa, ments. l shall
commence The seeding of wheat during this week and
expect To abou, one hundred and seventy bushels
The principal part OF which will be upon good fallow
hnd.
iny one wishing 10 purchase win find nay overs-er
Al all times upon The farm, and ready to show IT,
ALEX. r. TAYLOR.
B-n;ivoglio P. o, Sept. o3-c2aw lm2cwtf
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JOHN GOODWIN.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance &c n decree Of the United STATES Court,
fourth Circuit and Ea.iern District nf virginia, pro
nnnnred The ,ih day uf December, 1914, In The name
of III. United States al Am1;sca, plaintiffs, against
Jnn q. lay et ais, drfrudau Will he sold by thY
dersisnrd, Commissioner oift"d for that pm in.e,
public aurton, Ia the highest bidder on c 9TH day oi
November, lsI5, nj the Corr House oi the county of
Madison, State uf Virginia between the hours uf l0
ard O'Clock, r. NJ ccrain tract OF land. situated IN
the sld county Of Madison containing a3 acres more
or less, adjoining tile lands nf Thomas uhannaD aud
Others purchased by the i'll john q. Lay Of Herbert
A. Claiborne and William ID. Chanbrr'aynr, Truslers
Tor Bei imin Duval.
The sale will he made upon thr follow ing terms. to
wit: one-ihid nf thr purchase money To he paid IN
cash. mud the residue in Two equal insiaimrnis AT PIX
and twelve months nn the day of sale. the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security fIr The deferred
PAYMENTS and the title 10 the property To be retained
until the hole Of the purchase money is paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal L. &, f. ID. ", and Commissioner.
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w. S. PEAcHY, Secy.

THE BALL STILL ROLLING. The subject oil
the cal for a Convention seems now TO be the eX
citing topic every where. Not only is the West
ern part OF the Stale armins ilselfior mighty cl
fort on this all-absorbins question, but the more
liberal and patriotic portions OF Eastern Virginia
are coming 10 he rescue like reemen. We no
,ce with pleasure The fine spirit which actustcs
and characierizes all The movements on HE other
side of the Ridge. True, there are some points
upon which The East must, almost OF necessity,
differ from the West but in almost all The essen
ia reforms suggested, We fnd concurrent senii-
menls. Doubt as to whether The Legislature
will sanction the cali for Convention seems no
longer 10 be INDUCED in by any one. We under
stand from good authority, that Madison-a-
ways true 10 Republican principles and measures
is almost unanimous on this subject. Her Ia
Tented and sentlemanv representative, too, warm
" espouses the cause OF The people. Orange,
Greene, Spolsylvania, Stafford and number Of
other Eastern counties, are coming out decidedly
in favor Of Constitutional REFORM Let the ball
oll-f Rockinodan R,eisler
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- n1 ANrrps ANn MERCHANTS.

10 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
1,r .h.c rher has for sale large quantity of heavy
| Krf.,vs ami Saitinerts, manufactured expfessy
80. ,,,d servants wrar-it contains II o.nsrs
ol per ward, double warp. and hard twisf.a,
,,,ea 10; 10 he surpassed for Durability mI
,.atriin. II, directed 10 Milton n. g.. WI, n
s,ie'l-d a.. ;.
H,t,n. Sept 10, lSia.-ctf
r-r Hhis r,Qursted to copy.
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TRuIMPH IN PENNSYLVANIA.

II is needless 10 give the full returns OF the
glorious result in The Key Stone Stale. The io-
loving extracts Tell The story with sufficient dis
tinciness The Union Of Friday night says:
"Owing 10 The late arrival OF the Eastern mai,
we are obliged 10 omi, the details OF The Pennsyl-
yania election Suffice il 10 say, however, that
Mr.. Burns, Democrat, for Canal Commissioner,
will lead the Wings from TWENTY-FIVE 10
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LAW NOTICE.
AUGUSTINE G. BUTTS,
1 Y'TOR.NEY 4 I l.

4 Uh.N r Al IN -
moved Ia Iaurenceville, brunswick county,
yrs:n.a, and viii attend the Courts ct brans@Wn,
...,Ja,c ,:,ernsville and Sussex, ana Tue Suieih'
,,,. ii Southampton county. Add ess' La"'sm.e