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Nov. 1915

ITO Editors OF Democratic or Neutral
l. Papers.-A gentleman who has had much
experience editor and correspondent, would be
glad to correspond for democratic or neutral
paper during the ensuing session. Terms moderate.
Any communication addressed "SCRIBE, Wash
ngton city, d. Co." will receive prompt attention,
and the name and evidence of his capacity as a
writer will be given.
Nov l6-4td& ls-w
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Nov ltd
NEW Furniture-We invite our friend

NEW Furniture.-We invite our friends
~ and the public to call and examine our sup
ply offurnture, as we are now offering great bar
gains. We enumerate in part
Elegant mahogany wardrobes and bureaus
Marble and mahogany-top sideboards
Marble.top pedestals, sofa tables, centre tables
wash closets, &c. "h
French bedseads
High and low-post cherry, maple, and poplar
bedsteads
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs, various patterns
Mahogany and rane-seat rockers ..I...t..
Mahogany sofas and divans, with hair and plush
seats, and many other articles. @ .#
Our furniture is not of the slight and unsubstan
tial kind, which Though il has fair exterior) is
manufactured only for sale and speculation, but it s
durable and substantial, made by some of the best
mechanics in the District, and such we recon.
mend to our customers,
BOTELER e. McGREGOR
Up stairs, over Barnes q Mitchell's dry-goods store
Nov. l6-3taw2w ,.. -
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~ The friends and advocates OF tenn
perance will hold public meeting on Wcdnes
day evening, November 18h at 7 o'clock, in the
Foundry Church, on 18th street. The sons and
brothers of temperance, together with those who
philanthropically desire the universal dominion OF
the cause, and the public generally, are cordially
invited to attend the meeting. An address may be
expected from Col. Grandn
GEO. SAVAGE,
President F. v. T. A. 8.
Nov l6-2t
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BY A: Green, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture
IL Piano Forte, Cow, &C., at Auction
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, shall sell at IL o'clock
M, at the residence of gentleman declining house
keeping on 7lh street. between II and streets, Oh,
flag will designate the house, good lot Of furni
ture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, tables, workstand, mantel clocks
&c.
Cane-seat and other chairs, carpets, &c.
Bedsteads, feather beds, and bedding, &c.
School desks, Franklin and cooking stoves
With good lot of kitchen requisites
Also, piano forte
And good mich COW now giving milk
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under $40, cash
$780, credit of thirty and sixty days. for notes
bearing interest, with approved endorsers.
H.. A. GREEN,
Nov l4-3t Auctioneer.
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DRAWN NUMBERS of the Alexandra
~ lottery, class M, drawn 14th November, 1886
81, II, 70, 40, So, 60, Is, so, 81, SO, 49, a, %.
On Tuesday, l7h Nov,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. as.
sl2,000-sl0,0 900, &c.
Tickets s5---halves ~ 50-quarters 81 IS.
$4,000. #I.
On Saturday, 2lst November,
THE SPLENDID ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
'l Class N, will be drawn.
CAPITALS. FL.
s40,000-sl ,00O-sl0, 600 IS, 100
prizes Of $4,000 so prizes Of 81 600
10 prizes OF 1880 60 do 500
20 do 1900 &c. &c.
Tickets sl0--halves s5-quarters 81 so.
For sale by
J. a. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Next door east Of National Hotel, Washington,
ID. G. aF
Nov l6-d&cphd
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FOR NORFOLK

WEn FOR NORFOLK
a la The steamer Osceola will leave
t4I::::.:ssl lssss:7.av Washington for the above
=! bpIace every Thursday at 8
o'clock, a. m. Returning will leave Norfolk every
Friday at 4 o'clock, p. m,
Passage and fare IS
She will stop going and returning at Cone river,
Virginia, and all usual landings on the Potomac.
. sl.. JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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400 Bushels Of Charcoal wanted.

A CONTRACT for the supply Of 400 bushels
IA Of charcoal, made Of hard wood, can be bad at
he Patent Office, if applied for soon,
Nov. T--3wif
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From the ". o. Picayune, Nov
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.

Through the same channel by which we received
the intelligence given in another column from the
Gulf squadron we also received papers from Vera
Cruz as late the 22d Of October The intelligence
is interesting and important
In the first place, we may say in general terms
that IN no paper which we have opened do we find
any token Of submission on the part Of the Mexi-
cans in their conflict with this country. Every par
agraph brcathes threats Of vengeance. Their losses
are enumerated in detail, to found thereupon more
urgent appeals to the patriotism OF their citizens TO
give up everything for the support the war. IL 10
not too much TO say that there is the warmesr en-
thusissm apparent in all that we read-whether in
editorial remarks or the military addresses with
which the pagers are crowded. The spiri, Of all 10,
sswar to the knife But this shows tho surface OF
affairs only. We shall have occasion TO note incl
dents, which lead TO suspect the country s by no
means 90 united as the crisis in her affairs would
seem to demand.
We enter into the details Of the news without
much attempt ut arrangement or time for revlsiopi
but this will be excused And first Of Santa
Anna. $50 $50 g.13
The news Of his arrival at San Luis Potosi, which
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Ministry Of Internal and Foreign Relations.
"Srai The enemies Of the existing order of sf.
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says the government organ, with enthusiasm Of the
liveliest kind.
The excitement subsequently took a new turn.
Seor Cortna the governor Of the federal district Of
Mexico, was said TO have given notice to the mer-
chants that he could no. longer guaranty the secu-
riiy of their property. The warehouses of the mer-
chants were, in fact, closed in some quarters, and
the owners, 1t was sad were erming themselves, in
order to protect their property. This led again to
the assembage of throngs Of people deeply xous to
learn the facts, and General Saas and Seiior Farms
again sailed forth, and addressed the people, and
succeeded in dispensing them quietly. All this COM
motion is attributed by the papers in favor Of the
government TO the iDtrigues Of tho monarchists.
The church is roundly berat ed for favoring
the designs OF the monnrchists. The motives OF
the clergy were, of course, their dread lest the gov
eminent should seize upon their revenues to car
ry on the war against the United States. We find
unequvocal indications in the papers that such a
seizure would be very natural and UNSUITABLE meas
ure on the part of the government.
An express arrived at Vera Cruz on the 2Ist
ult, which announced that during the night Of the
18th there another alarm in the capital similar
70 that Of The Ian, which was quoted, however, like
that ofthe 18th, after some moments Of CONFUSION.
We bitterly regret these connections says Ell Indi-
cador, because If they are continued, they will in
foiibly produce our ruin. Our enemy is already in
the heart OF the csunry, and nothing but the union
OF our entire strength can save us. The govern
ment is unable to discharge its weighty obligations
towards foreign enemy when confidence is thus
shaken by unfounded alarms, and the time of the
government Is wasted IN preventing and dispel6ng
Them. We annex n circular from the State Depart
men IN regard to the last attempt made in the ca D.
iial u IL the best mode Of giving an insight into
The internal affairs Of the republic
CIRCULAR fftn
y ''JNinistry Of Internal and Foreign Relations.
"Sra' The enemies Of the existing order Of af-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
DEBATE nv rup Ocrao. nux.r,..

Mr. CJ lNGERSO moved that the Rules Of the
House be suspended in order offer resolution TO close
,he debate on the Oregon Question Thursday next at
or. NJ Tho House refused consider the resolution in
any form, and Il was accordingly laid upon the table.
Whole. '''''e - :" o0""'''''' OIL inc
Mr.. OWEN Of Ia. addressed the Committee at length
In favor OF the American claim to the whole Of Oregon
ana IN reference 10 the sggressions OF the Hudsons Bay
Company upon the North West. The question of the
spanish title was discussed and the conclusion drawn
II was that through Spain we had a very good title.
Mr. Owen thought that had the beat claim to the ter
r'ofy north OF ~ deg who England had title at all
South Of the line.
Mr.. THURMAN OF Ohio, made an agreement to show
that Congress had and the President alone had not tie
power to annu the Convention force between the United
states and Great Britain. Mr.. T. oppused TO giving
any discretionary power to the President this subject
lie wished that Congress should authorize the nouco 10 be
given aud that it should be given at once.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Erie District, Pa, continued the
debate His speech quite humorous, Judging from
the Laughter produced but could be heard beyond
the immediate neghborhood where he spoke he started
with the proposition that the whole OF Oregon was ours
and that we should yield il. He avowed himself to be
for the tariff and said that he would yield neither tho tariff
or the Oregon Country to John Bull.
Mr.. HOLMES, OF S. c.. obtained the floor at the con-
cusion OF the discussion, and will address the Committee
10 morrow.
MIR. HOPKINS in the House, after the rising Of the
Committee. moved the reference Of the Texas Post Office
and Post Route Bill TO the Committee Of the Whole Tn.
motion was agreed to.
Mr. SEAMAN, of N. Y, with a long preamble setting
forth the enormous amount paid Collectors of Customs
and District Auonies, in the share OF fees offered
solution instructng the Committee on Ways aud Means
10 bring in bill for the purpose of correcting those abuses
and Tor limiting the amount OF money received to the
amount prescribed by law.
Mr. PETIT objected to the form Of tho Resolution,
and IL was laid over.
The Speaker laid before the House several Executive
communications, after which the House adjourned.
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CONGRESS-.
sENATE.-wAsnixsroS. Jan'y %, 1886.
Txs Navy BM.

The Nevv Bill.
The dsbsts on the bill for tho augmentation of ,h
was then resumed. -'
Mr. BAGBY Who entitled to the aoor, s.id In, n.
was opposed 10 the bill psaes sasur, becsu,. A. ,uch
"S l.se, sna es war measure because 10
small Mr. b. wen into detsils TO show the vast l.
pencitue that would result from petnR the def.ucos Of
tho country upon war establishment.
Mi. D. eon'snded that giving the notice the only
Wy IN which the question could be pescesby settled-
The notice was merely carrying out contract
agreed upon and here Mr. b. entered into an
~ une sn'e OF negotiations upon this question. Sir Ro.
bert Feel had only said that the Britain Government had
rghh In Oregon aud the message Of the Executive did
not place tho question beyond the negouston.
Mr. Bssby argued that the Bill before the Senate was
not Government measure Iu expense would DO le.s,
fourteen millions per snnum and these expense would TO
on increasing II an enormous The precedent ,s
Dad one. he thought there would Be no war; and =,
"sst tns DID not become talk Of whle
with all the world II came no doubted not thar ve
should DO prepared to that the resu, would be
Satisfactory. he speech OF Mr. Bagby for Peace
throughout and under the circumstances very
one.
MIR. MnIKh. Of N. j.. addressed the Senate upon the
P'ncpie mat in peace we should prepare for lie
wished that the small proposed should be
ed Tor harbor defence Large steamers had no use for
unless as proposed by the Senator from Ohio (Mr Allen
we were to take the whole Continent under
and even then they might fail, had depo. for coal
snd Of the size Of the Princeton could only carry
fuel for eight days
Mr. NJ did not believe was 90 near ut hand AZ some
Senators appehendcd He did believe that
cessary, or that such question this public oppion
would sanction IT, Ii was about barren and COM
paran'ey worthless terrory-s war Tor inches Of SOIL
and not tor principles.
Mr.. Miller referred, he said with gre,t ,l.as,,. IN =,
moderate article which appeared In the ocial organ of
to-day commenting on article in the London Times
Mr.. HANHEGAN, after consulting apparently with
Mr. Allen, and Mr. Csss, said 81 desire-no take the
responsibility myself of saying that the article re-
iened to by the Senator from New Jersey is not sanction
noned-hat It was not by the President and that II
doe. not meet his approval"
Mr. WEBSTER asked the Senator from Ia, it, in ,hi.
respect the article not by the President formed an
exception to Others which appeared the official papor'
inere was no response 10 this, and the Senate mo-
tion OF Mr. sPEIGHT, Of Miss, went into Executive SEES
sion.
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superior oourt OF ChaneerJ for the Rich
ono menI heid Al the capitol m the City Of Richmond
FRIDAY the soth day OF January, ls4i:
efe~eenef L. hnoerson AeninTator OF David Anderson
Geo, PIG
asanS
sohn Niho' boos beNery BAR and Philip Harrison Dens
on tnls Gay u os heafd BY consent OF the par
ne counsel upon th1 e answers repeauons ard eIhi
,u @ "a s1 ~ eon-iosranon whereof and BY
nc eou ootn aoIodge ore@r and decree, That
inc .onn minor bos or some person for him. do
800 - - nst pAy 70 tne pAlnun The sum OF
etn' via s'erer here"n 70 be computed al the
pei Sen pa snnuu ron inc nfst day OF 1ahuary one
~, - ~ :. - ~ Va ~ un' PAa- ano toe costs ey
e OF IN" uit-thai then The aid de-
O .uAh Dc forever ioeeosed as against the
pn aha ne ne'ey ha o. al equity and night To
ne Ane prem IS IN inc e and exhibits and proceed
ha event. me coar by Ike consent doth
o1 ana oeetee ihat rnihp hArson and DAVID
are HeeoS Tor The purpose,
A'ns INC ne' efh's and ptaee OF sale for weeks,
some one OF more e newspapers Pnted IN the city Of Rich
" ' IL peoe AUCTION on TIE prenlses 10 the high
80 l oI ay money tae tind and premises Aforesaid and
~ a. "a ~ ~ - t ~, se,IayIns me eiPen-es there
Ssos.,i5 AZ, i--.s 80 80 80 pSy V ene pAauu MS
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
-, 20 a. -. : =.
I.st All the ~oric -ay wnai tnsy eaa.
p1r ssiiinx Prizes. sTRArTo.'s the man,

TSst All the ~orld tnsy eaa.
ror ssnins Pri<ss srRArro-s man,
Dawn Nos. Of Leesbnrg Lottery. Glass A. J,n 22nd:
~ IL 10 ~ IS ca 10 50 CO - &C 81
Ticket Nos. Is ~. priIe of SlUOO. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongslis Lottery. No. 4, Jan. %
20 50 IL % 81 81 81 &c 50 n a l.
Half Ticket Noe. 20 u &c. Three moro Prizes in
Half Ticket Nos. - 81. one Lottery. sold .rd
Half Ticket Nos. 81 50. )psid by STRATroN.
Drawn Nos. Lsesburg No. 4. Jan 26,h:
Cd IS IS II II 81 IL So 70 20 % sc % II a.
Nos. 36 60 az $3.50, sold aud paid by
Nos. IL So II 100, STRATTON
Drawn Noe. in Alsxsndria. Extra, ~, Jan. 18th.
IL g sc 10 81 a Go 10 IL 81 ~
$1,000 1900.
rrday-Moooneaba S. Cspitsh 5000. 1900 1000 ke ke
y; No. ~ drawn wboles IS. halves e. qrs u ets
$4,000. 5000.
saiudsyAerandria. EItr., 2s
i3a+. 20 Of 500, &c os Nos 10 dawn wboss a. halves
quarsn 4.
s35.OO0. 10000.
Monday Moruinr-Akrandria. C.pit.i.. s15 oeo
10000. 5000 5000. $500 1000 20 Of
wholes $40. halves S, qrs so.
Buyes referred lisa are r,s<red
II the Once . proof Of dons- ana ever
dr.wfns eontaues 20 inerear tbs
" ords for uehs,s /, The above
eshsnes and In al Lousnes, w ~ promptly snssksd
drawing when requested
Pis.s. sadrsss erdsn - n. srRArroN.
W..
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II RUSSELL BIGGER a. CO, AGENTS
IL for II PIIxr a ca w..

Il for u P.Isr Il Co. Riehnondv.
Drawn No. 81 G.nd con.ahd.,es Lottery, Class No. ),
% SIS So 81 Go 60 90 % 25 IS Il
The Whole OF sIoot boh county and ~bru pre-
The Half OF 1000 Ssened. will be paie by BIGGER co.
The following Grand Scheme, ptes-ned to tn. patron. Of
Scheme Febuary-sJo 600 doiars csptao~et ,S,
number prize 1000 dorars-66 Nos drawn The scheme is
good and takpea,ure as a, deeoe The
$4,000, 10000, 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lotery Class be drawn on sur.
day. January 3Is 1896 at Wilmington rs No. ~ D,rn~
Grand Capitals pre Of $4,000 1900 Of 6OUo 5000
sS q 1000 80 Of 500 81 Of 200 .e Tels
for sIn6o; 20 halves 10 so; 2s quarters IS 90.
$4,000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lo,iery Class No On s.ur
day. February 7h Nos. IL drawn Gnnd Canj,,,.
$50 900 10000 5000 s4o 10 Of 2ooo 10 II AGO.
certificate Of 20 hoes sI 20 hivesS5 quarters IS
$4,000 so OF 1000!
LOWEST Two NO PRIZE 30 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, to be drawn n, VIII
mingon. Del Feby 4h, 1916. Drawn Grand Csp
A' $40 ooe $4,000 soOo soOo 1892 30 OF 1000
80 OF 500 10 Of 400, &c Tickets IL; halves quarters
certificate OF ss whoes sI4I co. IS haye. 20 so
. quarters 3' 90 Every two No priEs wall
pas,:e and rass s may t,w 10 Sosse prizes sO sO.
$4,000, $1,000. 100 OF 1000!
Gsnd Con'od.ed Lottery Class No p. to be drawn
$4,000 $4,000 Of 1900 1884 100 OF 1000 &c
20 halves III 20; 20 quarters IS IS.
The old Style Lottery!
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest three number slooo-ht d number,
400 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. O. At
ton Delaware February soth, 1876 10 Dawn Grand
Capitals sooooo 1900 1928 5000, $780, or 1000 Of
Isoo OF 1880 leo lowest three number prre
ekts $40 hayes quarters T. certificate wholes viii
be sent for lsf; % halves s9; - quarters
Do rsrsons from the country visiting city should bear 4,
mind that Bigger Co intend the above pl,nds
rzs therefore, yeu want Of them
delayt T. RUSSELL, BIGGER A ON n,rnro.S
~ Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
| can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets the reesved .u od.r,
nnee made to IA large small will always
popular Lotteries hand.
eJThe Drawings sent when requested from
US T. r. r. 4 co.
Son all letters enclosing CASH Tickets the postage
las usual vol be paid - %
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LATEST NEWS.

The Philadelphia Inquirer states the, such l. tho .n.sy
felt In England for Information In resuoa to shs
proceedings OF Congress with regard the Tsnd and 9th
or aaeson' deeply Interesting the eommsrcisi CONNIE
nifty that the proprieo Of the London Mosniss Chooicls
have sent gentleman from London to Washington. to
forward them ample and early reports aud adviees rolls
u'n to every thing Of importance that may usnspre.
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SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPER

4, on SAICRDA1 the 24hh of January.
u \ virtue Of n decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chaneey for Augusta County rendered
On Se h cay OF JUNE 1855 in cause therein depending
tween the Adno Of Nnan NelEes and The trustee. on
shan on SATURDAY the 24h Of January ODER
sa Al paohe auction uPon The premises City
noud oi Of ground Of Broad and AN . oo
ne 70 NE ''orshouse ofNAenHe Breeden called o
hoes me m o which vas conveyed TO samuel Clarke
cob Kinney Trustees sampson Maihevs , N.
18th dsy Of November. 1876.
ne aId lot viii be drvidd- required purehassrs
TEHHs-Oneiourth cash. andtbs balance equal
IL and Is months By approved endorsed pote
aha en 70 DC retained upon be property farther security
Reference made Joan BALDWIN ESQ., Of tae ou., Of De-
legafes. aANUEI. t,I.AEEr 60.
fT Enquirer requested 10 copy e2aWtd.. de ip-etd.
S The above will commence At the hour Of o,,,,ck
The property will he divided four suitable se bustn,
o running back lsf feet 20 alley
One Of the lots has framed enc nspt now oeeupd
dwelling by Mr.. Joseph Bseow plan Of the proorv ,n
Be 'een BY ealing the subscriber.
de 70-ctds w GODDIN A,s,,
Ps-The above sale postponed until SATURDAY The sla
OF JanuaT de3O SAMUEL. CLARKE
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q BuKRUSS' OFFICE, No. 9, south I4th
~. steet. Richmond, Va

~. steet Richmond Va.
Scheme. for the Week.
Fridsy-PokomoksL Lottery, Clas. 90: Prizes-sI2 900
1000, 2il5. 1850, 1000, 10 Of $780, 10 Of 800 10 of
200, 10 Of $50, 30 Of 100. &c. sc No. Lottery, IL
drawn ballots Whole Tickets 81, halves 3, qrs. l.
Also. Delaware Lottery, Class 25: Pnzes-S4 1000 1000
oo4 4oo, 3Oo OF 700 &c. Go No Lottery, 10 drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 81. halves so, qu. IS.
saturday-Pokomoko Lottery, Class 81: Prize,-l Of
S7s0o $500. 1900, lll6 of 500, Of 400, S of 800
70 OF $50, % OF 100, &c. IS Nos. IL drawn. Tick
cts %, halves I.
Saturday Evenng-Druwing received by Sundays mail
Pokomoke Lottery, Class No %: Prze.-Sl5 0OO $780,
5000 2O00 1923 1900 100, 10 Of lOCO 10 Of 400 10
of 800, 90 Of $50, 20 Of l25, 60 Of 100 &c rs Nos
10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81, halves 9. qrs. /.
Also. Delaware Lottery, Class No. 81: Capiia-S3OOO
$50, 200. &c 66 Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc. qrs. 25c.
" Orders OF packages packages and single ek
cts IN all the Lote'S will be promptly attended draw
inss sent when requested Please address orders
CICERO BuRRUss
Rtrh,N
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VIRGINIA LAW BOOKS.


"A LII OF the Virginia Reports, from LIST WASH
Law Book Agency door
they can be furnished by Library. Those who are in
"aht are invited 10 cal ana eramine them Jan. Il.
The above advertisement was put in the va.
riou papers Of the cay by during
kso from the city aud for whom acting Agent has
been asserted by Gen. wohy Secretary OF
and Librarian that the adyer
'emen that Nj King could furnish Virginia upo.
better terms than they had Library
rH<-i think devovss of any
IN the matter which do by siy
vertsemsnt appeared in the without
hsreofc nH contains false
whoe BY again repeating already the above aver-
smen that the Virginia Law Reports NJ ID C. King
Law Book Agency testaehed the cry Rehnond upon
ef terms than they furnished by the Lbra
this ASSERTION have only refer
men IN the Wing OF The 9Th in which Gner
lst vol Randolph vols Leigh ~ vols Robinson vols Al. AT
above, Mr. KiSs furnish
Washington vols
Call. vols.
Henhing II Munford vols
hunforo. 6 vols.
Virginia Cases vols.
This 10 good why MIR furnish the yirrin
Law Reports btter than they
Library another Of thes. R,ooY.
ing an ornament to lawyer Library NJ
MI King can &c hese booksto cTedit-eyrn
al the low VII they offered
For The above generally " aerre with
me- that The "Ngia Law Books on term. from,
MI King than they offered the Library"
Gen hehlTdson had noticed advertise
word cheaper udbut word an now
US IN informing the public Virginia Repn,ts from,
LIST Washington 10 LIST Gaan Al d.
hiSo Law Book Agency than they furnished
and test The truth Of the above assertion.
Jany 49, lsl6 CHAs p. FISHER
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p. HARRISON.
ID. Anderson
JaAaary q, ls46.-tds

y
On The WEDNESDAY following the land a. above
.dvesd 70 Wit the 18Th expose pubic .a, the
Cofu oat shneks Fodder Straw worn Horse
sheep HogA AID plantation implements every description on th
Farm TERMS made known day Of sale.
Hanri Ian.
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TO MANUFACTURERS
FALLSBURG MILLS
FOR SALE

INHE advertiser proposes to sell, for manufoc-
turing purposes his property IN Bueknghan County Va
hnown ne FALLSBURG MILLS IL OF substa nfiaIy
euih Brek Mil 6fy feet and four there
also on the Mil Lot four other brick bunss which
suited for the families Of operatives Attached
~ here are $50 Of rood Farming Land
IN eohneIion with the buidngs II desired separately.
DOCATiON-The properly above deseribed m
from the city Of Richmond James
there can be obtained along with sad property
Gent to number Of adduouarNs The
Canal 10 also within short danee Of FaburE Mia through
which channel the Richmond narhei is easily reached
a there no Manufactures Of Cotton Wool
Of eOunty Immediately the vicinity Of rare 90
Por'uny offered to
ment OF Factories.
The owner fthe above would Be willing
raj portion Of stoek Company manu-.
faeurnE and he would also
moderate.
20 Address THOMAS N. BoSDURANT the owner BueIiur-
ham Court bouse Va, ROBERT H. GALLAHER Of Riek-
mond wing
January rs. ct