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NEWS FROM OUR YOUNG HEROES

The Lexington Gazette, of Thursday, says
" We have been sratifed TO learn BY private let
ters from our esteemed friend, James B. Dorman,
written since the battle OF Monterey, that not on
ly himself, but also Messrs. Wallace, Jordon, and
Firebaush of This county, and MIR. Hartman OF
Augusta, have all passed through the fiery ordeal
without the slightest injury. They were in the
thickesl Of The fight"
We learn from the Star that one OF Mr. Dor.
mans letters make honorable mention of another
oil our young countymen, Mr.. Robert Eskridgp,
who was also in the battle al Monterey and we
are glad 10 hear, came ont OF il unhurt
A letter, We understand was received from Mr.
William Patterson, by his mother, who resides
in This neighborhood, few days ago. He, too
was in The battle, and escaped unscathed.
lSiannton Spectator.
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STaUNTON LAW SCHOOL

THE subscribers Law Lectures will commence, as
i heretofore, on the aUfh November next and lermi
nate on the oGth March following. Each student viii
bring with him the following text books, many o
them as he may find il convenient and practicable Il
procure Chitty's blackstone, fuckers Commentaries
Stephen on Pleading Goud's Pleading, Lutes Equity
Pleading, Chttys Pleading, Starkie Evidenre
Greenleafs Evidence, Lomnx's Digest of Real Property
and Lomax on Executors and Administrators.
Those who may intend 10 apply for admission arr
qlesIed 10 do hy letter. addressed TIE subscriber
III Staunton personally, by the 18th November next
Fee for instruction, $50, payable IN advance.
LUCAS r. THOMPSON.
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affcf1utooru 1zmatatrfr.
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the l2ih November, by the Reverend b.
f. Gibson, Mr.. THOMAS s COLES of Abemarle, TO
Miss EMILY JANE KNIGHT, OF Nelson county
Married. on the l2,h November, by the Rev. Edward
Fox Of tile Ruman Catholic Church, DIR. JAMES +.
ROBERTS0N of Grayson, tlatr Of Culpeprr, VAL to
Miss DARTHULA HENDERSON MATHEWS, dauSli-
ter Of Capt John P. Mathews, OF Wythe County, va.
Married. on Thursday morning last, November 49, by
the Reverend Garland james. Mr.. WILLIAM l.
RICHARDSON of this City, to Miss ELLEN L. Nun
CHS. of Hanover.
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VALU BILE ESTATEI IN NELSON COUN-
TY, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

TY, FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will. offer for SAFE, ri Public Aurtion, WE'D.
4 NESDAY, thr 25th nf November, l-i6, on the pre-
misses, ~ not sold privately hei"rel my Plantation IN
Nelson county, containing any 81 acres Tn- Land
IL situated IN agreeable and healthy nri:.i"'hood.
aud convenient 10 market, being only eight ni,~ ~ N
New Market an The James River canal and nve miles
from I.nvingSinn The County Seat. Although .inacd
among mountains, This land lies remarkably well aIili
not fins the mountain side ton step for cnlti-
Walton. There the about HUNDRED acres
OF creek fats. extremely fertile, harin. been kept
toao lois. and capable nf b"ing converted n;e waite
ed r,raduw. and there al least Fix hundred aces yet
To clear rs line tobacco land any III ha. region Of
country. sill leaving abundant supply Of i'n3er
The whole j. remarkably We'll waterrd. TIN. land
lies III the Of mountains extending through Abe
marie, Orange, Eulprp-r Rappaiannuck, Fauquis rand
Loudoun and in point Of prulucvenrss IL equal
at The land those counties. which command readily
when nut into market. frnm $50 10 $50 per
As am pHrIRMisEp 10 sell this Land, and ~ The
size ri the may b. an obstacle IN dsposDp Of u,
have concluded should IL be required 10 divide into
1--WE tracts, OF which, embracing nearly AL the best
land ard all the improvements, could be made TO con-
tain from $50 To 500 the purchaser light de-
sire. would, however, prefer selling thr whole IN one
body, and prepared Ia accept a price that would
make the purchase valuable Investment, even a. a
speculation, 10 any one disposed TO engage IN such
enterprise. Tie improvements consist Of an Oyersrers
House with rooms Negro Cabins sufficient for the
accommodation Of forty slaves, torn House. Stables,
Barn with Threshing Machine attached, and Tobacco
Houses sufficient 30 600 pounds tobacco, all in
good repair have sown twenty bushels 0f wheat on
the land sufficient to furnish seed for Tie ensuing crop.
At the time and place will sell upwards of
twenty SLAVES, most Of them Likely Young men and
women. Also all the Crops Of Corn, OATS Hay, &c;
all the Stock OF Horses, Catlle, sheep, Hogs &C. toge
Their with good assortment of Farming Implements,
Wagon, Carts, &c.
The terms for The Land win be third cash by the
first of January at-tbe residue in and Two years,
the deferred payments TO be secured by bond and deed
Of trust on he property. For the Slaves cash will he
required For the other Personal Properly, the terms
viii be- for all sums under $40, cash. For all sums
thar amount bond and approved security.
Should he prevented from attending the sale in per-
.on. Mr. WIN. GORDON will appear as my Attorney,
empowered To act for me IN all respects.
IJct. 3l-eo.ds Oh. COOKE.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

have introduced with marked the system If
discipline nnd dement, that characterises the Virginia
Military Institute, al Lexington. few vacancies still
TO be ed OF $40 per month from the time of
entrance till the LIST of July-payable in advance. For
further particulars, direct rs above. w. IL. III.
Nov. 3-cwGw
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EnIIcATIQN

A VIRGINIA LADY, "a member Of the Episcopa
~ Church,) who has had years experience as
Teacher wishes employ the ensuing year in phi
family, gOverness Of small school of children
Terms moderate. Direct, post paid Lodore 7. o., Anne
liza county Va. WM II. HARRISON.
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CURE FOR THE BITE OF A RATTLE

CURE FOR THE BITE OF A RATTLE
SNAKE.-Speakng Of The cure of The bite Of a
Ratllesnake, writer in ST. Louis advises The use
of arden, spirits given internally. He says
"lf you raise your patient above fever heal be-
fore the bad symptoms come on, they will certain
iy never appear. have often prescribed this re-
medy, and have always found il successful. An
adult will drink near quart Of whiskey in very
short time; think any other stimulus would do
as well, If as poent. do not believe that fifty raj
tesnakes could poison an individual while fully
drunk"
We have no doubt, Isays The Petersburg Intel
ligencer, this is a true theory, for fact within
our own knowledge goes far 10 confirm it
While at The Blue Sulphur Springs last summer,
we saw man who, on the day before, while feel
ing in Ground Hogs hole, received bite on
his hand from Rattlesnake. He was, as he in
formed US, and 10 use his own language, "more
than hall tight" when he received The bile, but not
content with 1.-THE load which he had on" he went
Immediately and swallowed pin, OF whiskey.-
For several days his hand was swollen and stiff,
but gradually The swelling began 10 subside, and
when we last heard from him, he was nearly well
and we doubt mol that soon thereafter he was en-
lirely restored,
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IOWA SAFE.-We have received (says the
Union,) letter from Bloomington Iowa, Of the
7lh inst, which states that sour Democrats have
suffered themselves 10 be divided on loca causes,
and we have come near losing he Legislature
Thoughts known however, 10 secure US MAORI
~, on joint ballot offour in The legislature. We
will have an entire Democratic lS46-tarf dele.
CATION from This State in Congress and The Senate
OF the United States"
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TAX ON TEA AND COFFEE.-I, is said
that in the forthcoming message OF President Polk
he will recommend an imposition oil duties ON tea,
coffee, spices, and some other articles not pro.
dueed in our own country.
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NQTICE.

4 PPLICATION will be made 10 the President and D
n rectors OF the Bank Of Virgnn 10 renew Ceriih
cate of Stock thirty shares said Bank, which Ger
tlicate was numbered $685.! dated the 9Th November
ls2s and was in the name of Ann Jordan, Of Nanse
mOnd. MILLS w. DahDEN, AUNT
piehmnnd Oct 20 lai6-cw6W
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.ssrenM Congressional D'A'iet IN Alabama
The Savannah Republican (Whle) coneeus'
the election Of Mr.. Bowdon, Democrat 10 supply
tho n,pce Of Inc late Felix G. Mcconnell. From
The division of the vote between t'oo Democ'a'ic
candidates, twas feared that Wing might SIP
in. That now is 10 be their game. Let Inc De,
mocra,s be on the alert, and save their parry anu
their nrincinles.
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RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale either of two
i Tracts of Land situated In Caroline county, on the
Rappahannock river, about nine miles below Freder
icksburs. and containing each between COO and $50
Nearly the whole of above tracts liz cleared
at land very productive. Of easy cultivation, and equal
ly well adapted the production Of wheat and
The Improvements upon these farms are mostly new
and very superior. Their situations such, with
gard TO hsahncss and society TO render them de-
srable ii the desirable, residences The river
Any persons wishing to purchase are invited TO view
them and fer further Information, viii apply to George
Taylor, Esq, Richmond; Thomas F. Knox, Fredertks-
burg or TO the subscriber. BAIL GORDON, JR
Prospect Hill, Caroiins co., Nov 3-ewH
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.

PURSUANT to the provisions If decree Of the
I Circnrt Superior Court Of Law and Ghanrr,y foI
the county of Hanover IN suit therein depending, ~
which William T. 1ala-rro, &c, plaintiff, ana
James Oliver ard others defendants, The un
dsrSgned VIII on TUESDAY, ihr irsi day OF Drrrni-
Der next II far otherwise the first fair day thereafter
the Farmers Inn in the county OF Hanover proceed
sell the Tract of Land In The proceedings in said
suit mentioned, belonging William r. Taliarro and
wife containing nn- thousand two hundred aud eighty
five and three quarter THIS Tract Of Land lies
near The Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road AMI aGjnins The lands Of the Estate Of John Is.
Francis Samuel Davis and others, and Is nnromm0nly
wei! fnhrrrd, most winch - in wood.
Terms One fourth cash, The hnlauc- on credit Of
ninr aud eighteen months; tie purchaser gyins bonds
with approved srcu.ity, aud thr TIL. Ia land br
retained until The purchase money Is paid The iiile Is
believed To be good. but selling rs Commissioner, VIII
sionrr. JOHN Is. TOD.
Oct 2.-cw4w " Wing requested 10 copy.
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NOW FOR GLORY-The Secretary of the
Navy (says the Baltimore SUM is aeou! 10 I'LL up
the navy with The full complement, OF men allow
ed BY Congress We see BY an advertisement
that 1000 men are wanted tor the Ohio, soon 10
be put in commission.
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We have no desire, says the Boston Post, to be
witty al the expense Of Democrat-but il must
be acknowledged that when Gov. Marcy had
those unmenlionables repaired, he belonged 10 the
anli.rcnL naltY
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OUR MINISTER TO RUsSIA.-The Hon.
Ralph J. Ineersoll, the new minister to Russia,
sailed from New York on Monday in The packet
ship Burgundy, for Havre. He was accompani-
ed by his son, Col. G, M. Ingersoll,
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M. Dallas deserves the high regard ana aa."., nd
ton OF The Democratic party OF ine on ,hon,s n
we hereby tender him The unquallnea ''aAAS "
this Convention.
This is cheering sign from the 'lana OF s'ea'
dy abi,s," showing that true and hblral cou.,
mercial principles will become the ra'iyins 81: -,
OF the Democratic party every where anu wa
carry every Thing before them. Well DONE lou
necricul, will not Mr.. Niles be induced, now
10 carry ont the views OF his Democratic ''"'''
,rsn,s nv sustaining The Tariff Of 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

NOBLE STAND OF CONNECTICUT.
Al the las, session of Congress, Senator Niles
thought proper to desert his party and 10 oppose
The Tariff Of 1886. Every Democratic paper 10
The Stale disapproved OF his course. Moreover,
al the late Democratic State Convention of Con.
necicu, the following resolution was adopted
IS to 20:
Resoirsd, That while We entertain just esti-
male of The general course of our Senator in
Congress, the Hon. John NJ. Niles, we ieel con.
strained TO denoupce his speech recently pro.
nounced in The Senac of the U. States upon the
Tariff, as equally unsound in theory. erroneous
in iact and an'i-Democra'ic in tendency.
The next resolution approved OF the manly
fearless and patriotic course Of Vice President
Oalla. in giving bis casting vote in favor of Ii.
bsral trade and the equal rights and interests o.
all classes, and was adopted unanimously in The
following words.
Re,o,ped, Tha, for his noble, manly and dec
ded action upon the Tariff OF 1916, the hon. Geo
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Appointment BY The Gorernor Of Virginia.
J. WINuATE THORNTON OF Boston, Commits.
sioner for the State of Massachusetts 10 take de.
positions, Acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
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ELECTION OF U. 5. SENATOR.

We have hitherto taken great pains tairly to pre-.
sen, the sentiment Of the Democrats Of the Slate in
relation to the election Of Senator, as far AS we
find il declared in the Democratic press OF the
Slate. Many of The hes; sons Of Virginia have
been brought forward, who would fill the station
with credit. In our position we have felt con-
strained not to speak on the suhect-indeed We
say il boldly, We care not who be elected, pro-
vided the successful candidate meets The choice
Of the Republicans Of The Stale We go for har-
mony and union and The success of our principles
and not The triumph of this or that man. We can
not doubt that the approaching session of The LIE.
lature will be marked by good feeling and united
action among our friends, aud that the Wings
will again be disappointed in their hopes of De-
mocralic dssensions.
True to the resolution we have laid down, We
lita" in The Winchester Virgnian. He alludes
to the probability Of Senator Penny hacker being
placed in The Court OF Appeals, leaving Two Sc
material vacancies 10 be filled. In hat event, the
writer insists upon The light of the West 10 a Sc
nator, and warmly urges the claims of George
w. Hopkins, Esq, Of The Washington District.
After referring 10 the several correspondents who
have presented the claims Of Mr.. Fl. in the De-
mocraiic papers, "Jusia' goes on 10 say:
81 have carefully observed the course Of tina,
gentleman throughout the lof period OF his poll
lical lite, and can confidently assert that no man
in Virginia has stronger claims 10 this high evil
dence Of her confidence and appreciation nor is
there any one who would more faithful ly and eff
cenlly sustain and advance her own pure disn-
teresled and hallowed principles.
awhile tina, portion of The Commonwealth,
(Wes,ern VirginIa,) empha,icaIly the region of
unrompromising Democ racy, rejoices in the pos
session of many sons, each one of whom would
add dignity to any delberavc assembly on
earth, and without intending TO disparage the me-
rit Of any other, confidently presen, the name
of the Hon G. w. Hopkins, as gentleman pos
sessing every qualification which high intell-
gence and great legislative experience can be-
SLOW, and every claim which can arise from Il
long period Of faithful public service.
n earnestly hope, should The contingency arise
to which have referred, that it may be the plea
sure of the General Assembly TO peiorm this act
Of Justice towards worthy and meritorious pub
lie servant, who, in The lale Baltimore Conven
lion contributed as much as any other individual
10 illustrate the Vaccinations Of the Wing Party,
and who, since that lime, has given The most ac
tive aud energetic support 10 the great principle.
and measures which were there announced"
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Count q Law aud Ghancery, continued aud held u,
Buckingham county at the Court house, wedne.
day, the 9Th day Of September, lsi6:
Robert Gillespie, Edmund Gregory and Polly III,
vile, Edmund Webb, Welson Webb, and James l.. IL,
and Martha his wife, Paintlr,
against
Daniel Webb, John Pillars ani Polly his wife Eno,h
Farmer and Sally his VIE. Nancy Webb Henry Vein
Jacob Webb, Gabriel Jones and Betsy his WIFE Ionr
l.uiDpkin. William Lumpkin, Stephen Naddoi han,
Maddox, Judith Maddox Polly Fowler Jos,pb Dn,c -
mons and Jane his wife, and Marina Lupuktn ,1
heirs Of William Maddox. IT,. decreased nf III zabr,h
Tooley, deceased, and Of judith Anderson deceased
parties unknown, and Polly Fore, Defendants
The deiandahts, laniei Webb John Pillars and loil
his wife. EEorh Farmer and Sally his sl,r N,nry
Webb, Henry Webb, Jacob Webb, and Gabriel Jore,
ana Betsy MS WE John I.umasin and William Lump
Elm, Stephen sladdoa. Charles Maddox judith Mai,
doa, Polly Fowler, and joseph Duncan AMI Nancy n.
VILE. not having entered their appearance aud gwen
cnriiy, according 10 the act OF Assembly and tile lr,
81 TINS LoI, ana II Appearing 10 tie Satisfaction " the
Souii tii tHty are not Inhabitants Of lbiS country. II
ordered, that The said absent ants do apprar al Tie
rules To be holden for the sad coGft the iirs Mon
day IN January next, and the l.il ii the pam.
ts, and that copy ot tins order lie os NV in inserted
IN some newspaper published IN thr city Of Richmond
for Two months successfully and posted tie fton,
door Of c Courth"use Of this county. And hts h-iuy
bill exhibited by Of the heirs or their a>,icu4.s'
of Jacob Maddox, deceased, formerly ii This c0uuiy
against the other known heirs, and are stated
10 he unknown, praying the sale and partition III ra.t
Of land ortwo hundred acres, in said county which
William Maddox, deceased of buckingham DEVISED 10
his widow Agnrss for life after her death his son The
said Jacob, aud Which, by the death ot SAID Agnes
aud tho previous death o! said Jacob whonl children
liable partition anon. his brothers md -.
icr their descendants all parties Interested in sad
land hereby warned 10 appear, make t..emsrlye.
parties defendants file their answers and
rights clalns-and it i ordered that This warning
pub he'd for six weeks successfully IN the Rirhmord
Enquirer, = public newspaper copyTrst-,
Orr 2o--ewam ELDRlEGf. e. g. :. T.
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A meeting of the Democratic citizens of Ri,.

A meeting Of the Democratic citizens of Rit-
chic county, 10 recommend suitable person as a
Democratic candidate 10 represent that District in
the Congress ofthe United States, was addressed
BY Robert A. Thompson, Esq, Of Kanawha, and
John 6. Slrnser, Esq, of Wood-whereupon,
on motion, The Democrats present were invited 10
vote for the person they preferred as The candidate
The vote being taken, resulted, for S,rnger So
for Thompson
MIR. Thompson having been nominated by some
counties, and Mr.. Suinser by others, of course a
Convention will be held 10 unite upon the choice
of The Disrric, and defeat the Wings, who are de-
lermined 10 wrest from US all they can.
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New CoNsTiruTIoS.-Fifty- counties gave
24,336 in favor OF The new Constitution OF New
York
NEGRO SUFrRAGE.-Fory.nine counties gave
l26, eo6 against Negro Suffrage.
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THE LATE CHANCELLOR BLAND
The Annapolis Herald states that The remains OF
The late Chancellor Bland were conveyed 10 the
burial ground in that city, on Wednesday morn
ing, attended by the relatives oi the deceased,
(among whom we noticed from abroad, Captain
Isaac Mayo, OF the U. S. Navy; Colonel Jacob
6. Davis, Mayor of Baltimore; and Major James
.. Law, ex-Mayor,) the clergy aud medical gen.
tlcmcn Of the city; The students and professors Of
St. Johns College; the midshpmen (abou fifty in
number) and professors attached 10 the Naval
School; The Governor, resident State and National
officers and a large number Of citizens. In MOTTO
ing the death of the deceased, the Herald says:
He born in Dinwiddic county, in The State
Of Virginia, ON The 9th of December l776; re-
moved To this Stale in The fall Of the year 1901
and for many years pracliced law in the city Of
Baltimore During that lime, he served in The
Legislature, and was the author Of our Penilen-
liary system. In 1913, be was appointed one Of
The Associate Judges Tor The 9Th Judicial District,
and was prominent member Of HE Committee
of Safety al The time Of The attack on Baltimore.
lie continued Judge 81 that District until the year
1917, when he was sent by Mr.. Monroe, with
Me>srs. Rodney and Graham, commissioner, 10
South America. On his return he was made
District Judge Of The U. S. for this Stale, and 50
remained until 1924, when he was appointed
Chancellor by Gov. Stevens.
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NEGRO SALE

Rf virtue of a decree of the County Court al Linn,
burg, Tor division between The heirs at VA. f /,
derson llagley deceased, shall on MONDAY the l.I
nay oil December next, al Lame ntuie Court House !,
hriag Court day, proceed 10 -.! To the high-, til
eight or ten likely Negroes, helunsisgo The Fla. ),
the said Easlry, deceased cunsi.iins AZ Men IA,
mtn. Boys and Girls all young, aud very likely annc
them Il first rate Blacksmith - s
TERGs-A credit of twelve montas will br riv.,
Purchasers giving bonds y th approved srcurty
Nov. 20-c3w n. II ALLEN, Commissioner
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The Washington correspondent Of the Phila
delphia Ledger SAYS:

The Washington correspondent Of the Phila.
delpha Ledger says:
should not De asonished il the Presidents
Message, while expressive of The strongest adhe-
renee to The Tariff OF 46, were TO recommend a
duty on lea and coffee and such other articles as
are mol produced in The country. What the re-
suit OF such measure may be in Congress, can
not Of course be ioreseen but if The war is 10 con-
time, such measure would undoubtedly become
necessary. A ldnly on tea and coffee which
would scarcely be felt by The consumers. would
considerably increase The revenue, and save The
Treasury from another loan. This country is
rich enough 10 carry on the war against Mexico,
with the means that can be made available By d.
rect or indirect laxation (withou having recourse
TO new loans) il we only had The courage 10 re-
sort TO il. Let The country be united and firm in
the support Of this war, and Mexico will soon be.
come tired OF il. The greatest encouragement Of
the latter consists in The hostility 10 The war, ex-
pressed in certain quarters, with which General
Almonle the late Mexican Minister 10 this coun
Try is well acquainted; and on which he, doubt.
less, plants his most sanguine hopes. flour next
Congress shows itself psoceohly inclined We may
have long war OF II; it, on the contrary una.
nimiIy prevails in orr councils Mexico will not
lei us wait long for overInrcs Of peace, such as
can accept without suffering in he estimation
OF the world.
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Tnpv. Trste.
POWHATAN ROBERTS, y. Clerk

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY OF RIcnMoNp.
SEPTEMBER ~. l-iG
All persons having claims against the Estate of Jo
seph Janry, deceased late Of The county OF Essrs,
hereby required present them before me on or hrIo
the first day of December, ls'6, that may audit ara
report upon them in obedience "a the foregoing ha'-r
NJ. Il. POlTIAUS,
I,nirIn M.