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I=HOPE,-Thou who hast a throne il

TZHOPE,-Thou who hast a throne III
every bosom, a shrine in every heart
what were tie joys of earth without thy
cheering !isht.-Bensaththy brilliant beams
bright as the rays OF morning stars, the
frown fits away from before the despairing
brow. WhocouId dwell upon the arid wastes
of life's desert, did not thy torch CLEANS
point the road to future bliss, When sor-
row ploughs up the heart with deep fur
and the lies of life are sunderrd one
by one, thy white-robed &c ntleness speaks
peace 10 all within; Let thy b~cacon-blaze
of celestial glory shine OF in its .unclou-
ded Lsplendor, till every darkened path be
lighted by its cheering rdys.-[Talisman'
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= E.f--%tFsf - 80 s-".+i
Viz O. TX -; ~: 3
rote 5een oa;,.red ii. AZ tWay should re-
gard his claims as rar MOI valid. He
cerrainl, Should Eot have been SO uneasy
in the hands Of the people, having once
been their represe:i tive.
La conclusion, fcilow-citizens, | am now
before YOU as a indicate for tine office of
sheriiaitv, and will cheerf:.lly abide your
decision at the polls. Should you in your
wisdom select me for that Office, my best en-
ergies shall be most %seduonsly engaged to
merit the favor conferred; and l shall ever
entertain feelings of gratitude and respect
for your generosity.
Yvur humble servant.
4. II. MARTIN.
Trey. Mo-, June 18th, 1916.
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PIKE CIRCUIT COURTLM rocot;on

18th June, 1916.
Petition FIR Partition.
William II jones, Michael + Jones and Film
beth } JoEss, Sally G Jones and S,sannah
Jones' by their guardian Dlbney Jones,
Stark and Mary Ann Stark. his wife
and WiiliLm Jones. Sr.
NOV at this day the said petit;oners file in
~ the Clerks Office OF said Court their ne,;-
ton, verified by affidavit, Herewith filed. for
partition Of certain Real Estate of Harrison ZONES
deceased, lying in said county of Pike. to wit:
The north east quarter Of section 25. in township
% n, r. W; ioilr acres in The south west corner
oil The II " qiiarter Of section 70. and 81 acres in
south part Of 1.-THE east kalrof the south east o,ar-
Ter oil section %, and all liz same low nshin and
range and containing the Quantity of Two hum
dred AMI Three acres, more or less. The object
oil SAID petition is 10 obtain Partition of said lands
among said petitioners md said defendants. heirs
OIL SAID deceased being his children. and heirs at
law, or j sale thereof, il it should appear in the
manner Providcd'by law, that partition of SAID
land cannot he made without great prejudice TO
The owners thereof. and it appearing from the a-
fldHvIt that the said Jeremiah Stark, and Mary
Ann his vile. are not residents Of this state. II is
ordered that they be notified of the filing Of said
Petition, 'nd that unless they be and appear in
sad Court al the next term thereof. TO be begun
and held al the Court House, in Bowling Green,
IN said county Of Pike, Oh the LIST Monday of
September next, and within The first three DAYS
Of said term, and enter their appearance, and
plead 10, or otherwise answe said petition, iuds-
ment by default will he rendered against them, in
The premises, and it is further ordered that notice
be given TO the said Jeremiah Stark and Mary
Ann his wife. by publication of this order in
some newspaper published in this county, for
eight weeks successfully:
S c5sn sy @ NJ pist. SIS.
l, Simeon =. Robinson, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for said county, certify that :he foregoing is
Il true copy from The record:
( Witness my hand and official seal,
SEAL. done at office in Bowling-Green, in
- said County, this the 18th day of June,
1916.
$. P. ROBINSON, CLERK.
June Goth, 1876.
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Trey. Mo-, June 18th, 1916.

PAyNEsvILLE, Mo-, June 10th, lS47.
Mr.. EDIToR:
In compliance with a call made upon me
through your paper by Buffalo, and the So
licitaticns of many citizens in v~arions parts
of the county, TO become a candidate for
the Office of Judge of tue county court Of
Pike county, ! hasten to respond 10 the call.
| am sensible Of the honor thus conferred
upon Inc, and at all times feel gratificd TO
comply with The wishes of my friends to
the best of my abilities.
] am therefore, a candidate for the office
above mentioned, and trust my destiny in
the hands OF my friends, believing the best
course Of policy will be observed i'll the Sc
lection Of the members TO fill that important
and responsible station, p!cdging myself
(shculd [ be one of your c~Iloicc,) 10 exert
my best abilities to discharge the duties Of
the same to the satisfaction of my con>titu-
ent$.
As TO my political creed, it is unncccssa-
~ that | should offer any remarks. | will,
however, say that | have always stood firm
J.: identified with the democratic party:
and have i'll the political struggles Of III!
day, zcalously buttled in .itir IairnlS. b..
iievIns that the pnrc principles of dcliorra-
cy axe those targiIt By the immortal WASH
in3ton and Jefferson, a I'd that tLeir %univcr-i
sal adoption would contribute greatly TO the
stability and proves of our Government.
From my domestic engagements ] perhaps
shall not be able TO See the people i'll the
different parts of the county. as generally
a. ! wish. but Twill do the best | can, and
seq as mlmy as possible; and take pleasure
at the same time. in more fully disclosing
:ay views through the Banner, upon any
point connected with the ~oficeto which / as,
pire, w..rn properly called upon TO do so.
T.c Offices u our Dunty court ccc'p. q
,rry responsible position indccd-and it
should be me ardent desire OF every cid.
zen to fill the place with such men as are
competent 20 dIsc..ar5c tic du:ics with dig
nifty and Eonnrfo the county, end mcic ont
even handed justice TO all concerned: and
wiki" | contemplate the aIduous duties
an t'rr tii5'.tened responsibility that attach
'S to the Office, ! shrink ir0m Il sense Of my
own inability 10 perform them. Ncvcrthr-l
less a. before stated If | should be- the
choice Of The people: all | can do, shall be.
done honestly and dcvoutiy, and with strict
regard to the best interests OF tho people.
Very respectfully your friend &c,
THOMAS BERKLEY
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A Card.

During my absence, Messrs. G. H. Oury
and 5. T. Robinson will attend to the duties
OF the Clerks Office, and nv professional
business will be distributed among the men,
bers OF the bar. Mr.. n. P. Minor will in
form any of my clients what disposition
have made of each case.
A. H. BUCKNER.
June goth. 1916.
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=. mis-, C...Ic., heAt Monuay evening
lat s o'clock .
June Goth
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CAST YOUR ATTENTION
THIS w A Wy

AWE wish every body 10 know and bear in
mind that we have a first rate asSort-
Inent Of Ready Made Clothing on hand, consist
Ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &C.; &c., all
made Of good material, which we are selling
CHEAP---amazingly cheap, for CASH. We
earnestly request those in want Of clothing 10
call as We are very sangrrine that the quality and
price will please the most fastidiouS. Don't for
getto call.
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
Wafer Street, Louisiana Mo.
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Taxes! TaXeSm

The assessment list for the town ofLou-
%isiana forthe present year, has been COM
.pleted; and will remain open to the ihspec-
Ition of all persons interested, at the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Board of Trustees uutil
10 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday the 22d day Of
the present month. at which,,time the Board
of Trustees will sit as Court of appeals to
ihesr and determine all appeals from said as
sessment.
P. DRAPER, Assessor
of the town of Louisiana:
June 18th; 1916.
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STATE OF MISSOUSL.2~
COUNTY OF PIKE. as.

In TIE CIunty Curt June 5h 1915.
AMES ENGLISH Administrator of the
estate of Armstead Waddell deceased.
comes and files his petition for the sale of
the real estate of said deceased, which is
accompanied with the lists accounts and in
required by law, the whole veri-
he'd by the affidavit of said Administrator.
It'll therefore ordered that all persons he
notified hereof and unless the contrary ne
shown on or before the first day OF the ne>t
term OF this court, an order will he made
for the sale of the real estate of said decd.
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay the debts against said estate, and fur
Their ordered that a copy of this order be
published for six weeks in some newspaper
printed i'll this State.
A true copy.
Test: A. II. BUCKNER, Crk.
Per g. ii. OrRY, d. c.
June goth. 1916.
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FOR CONGRESS- Uriel Wright annOun-
ces himself as the Native American candidate
to represent the lst. district in congress
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Bible Repository,

a + the American Bible Society at the Store Of
We. & d. Draper, where Bibles and Test
menis are sold very lew, or donated to persons
unable TO buy.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-20

The Castle of San Juand de Ulloa is repre-
snted 10 be in the highest state OF prePara
ton. A water battery has been erected IN
co injection with the old fort, and they mount
between themtwo hundred guns OF the lar
gest calibre. 1t appears to be well under
Stood, however, in our naval service, that tia
strength of the Castle by no means ensures
the safety of the city Vera Cruz Whenever
our Government may determine upon an
attack upon that city, we shall look Tor 1T
reduction with as much confidence as VIC
did non that of Matamoros, and at N very
severe cost.
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ALL NEWM

WE beg leave 10 inform our friends and the
w public generally, that we have just re-
ceived and opened in our new Brice Store, one
door south Of our old stand, a general assert
ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries &c,
embracing nearly every article usually wanted
by this community.
In addition TO the ADORE we have an assortment
Of Pl"Ig!rs. r. wheels, Split-bottOmed chairs,
SC. &. All { .hicll Will be sold Oh fair terms
for Cash OF good Produce at highest market pri-
ces.
Corn, Hsmpand Tobacco purchased or ship
ped on account Of owners.
f. s. D. DRAPER.
Louisiana, April IL, 1916. 3m.
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Sfra1fnn,s Office

MO. 5, SOU1H FO Or TE f v I'm
~ STREET..
Lei allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrEArToS The man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria No y, Nov.2
GO So d 25 81 II 3 50 46 81 81 iG
Tickle, Nos. 3 Is 50 sl,oUo,) All sold and
lG 50 6a. 1000, paid by
3 l6 81, 500, STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, No. Sc, Nov. %
60 - 81 A 20 81 GO 70 % So 10 81 80
Tickle; Nos. 81 Al 70, a prize oil s!00, sold and
paid by STkh TIoN.
Drawn Nos. oil Alexandra, No. A., Nov. 25:s
SO CT 50 "A 81 10 3 rs ~ So AZ Q 20 50.
Hall Ticker, Nos. 50, prize OF 100, sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. OF N. Jersey, No. %, Nov. "a:
RI IS rs A 80 SO Sc 10 81 9 20 81.
schemes for the Week.
Drcp,a.r reeetved evcry day at 7o'cloek, p. NJ
5000 Do.ars 1900 Dollars
AY-Monongalia, No. AZ. Capitals :
5000 dollars, $500, 1000, 58S, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets 25; halves 81 cents; quarters
81 cents.
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra. NO;
lol. Capitals 5000 dollars, i,5oo, ,oo1, . Of
500, &c, &c. IS Nos, and "a drawn. lick
els 81 so; halves IS; quarters 81 cents.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Q, for i546-to be
drawn Nov. 18th. 70 No. Lottery, IS drawn
ballots. Grand Scheme prize Of $50 1000, l
of 10 900, / OF 5000 OF 1885, of 5000, | OF
1900 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 Of 300, is OF
200. 400 of $50, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
,srs 2 so.
Certificates OF packages nj % Wholes Sll0-
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders Tor Packages Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attcndedto, anddrawings sent when re-
uuested. Please address orders 70
N. STRATTOS,
Nov. q Richmond. Va.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD



TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small.
manufacturing descriptions in demand. Weouo,e
Lnss al from 81 W 10 81 50; common lea,
81 90 10 90; middlins So % ~ a on. oooa
and fine shipping "a 10 10 90; extra maniac.
turing Sc 10 90.
F.. OUR-S5i is asked-yerv ,;,. 4.
mand. ''e "
CORN-Corn s. Cts
OATS-30 50 cen,s-in demand.
WHEAT-Red ITO 1928 cts; White lis 4
IL - cents, cash.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents: Shorts !
cents; Brown Stufs 80 cents; Ship Stufs 50 cts
PROVISlONS.-BAcos Smi,hfieid and CIV
Cured 81 cts. !; Western Sides a 6, c,s
Shoulders 5 a 81 cts. Hams :. GEMS. An
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LAapsa sicenls -
CATTLE-For Callle from The scales oross
weight, 81 % SO; melt 80 5. accordino l.
quality. MrTToS: So a S4-scarce and n
demand. Hoes Live 5 5 %.
COTTON-9s 10 cents per ID.
RlCE-3. 1t cents per pound.
SALI-Sl 80 from wharf; 65 rom store
LlME-Sl from vesses-market bare
GLOVER SEEDS 50.
COTTON iARNS-Richmond and Man.
chester (Faotofy prices Nos. IL Il. Is cents.
Nos. II 10 IS, 10 cents
RUM New England in bbls, p .; cents
Price nominal.
WHlskEY-BbIs. 81 and hhds. 26 c,s.
GlN-American - cts, Holland Il IN ..
BRANDY Olard, Dupuy 4 Co, - Is a
, so; A. Seisneue, IS; Imitation, 50 IS cts'.
Sazerac so; Peach dull a, 50 els. a 81; An.
pie Brandy 81 81 cenis-wanred.
FlSH-Herrings, dull at 81 Tor MOL; No. ;.
3 50. Shai No |, ) so.
SOAP-For brown 3, cents yellow 4, )
cents per 10; white and varesatcd - ali
OlL-Winer Sperm 100 05 cents; whae
40 !; beachei do IS a 50; Linseei - 10 IS cls
CANDLES-Taow s I0l Sperm 81 Is
HILLS Patent l2t u cents pei lb.
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Err he Endnirsr.


DooRKEEPERs TO THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
As the time for the meeting Of the Legislature
is close al hand; as there will be large number
Of new members, and as part of the first days
work will be Gas it usually is) the selection OF
persons 10 act as Doorkeepers, the writer OF this
asks 10 be excused for thus presenting to the
members elect, OF The House Of Delegates, the
name oi Captain David S. Jones, OF the county
of Madison, as suitable person Tor such ap-
pointment Captain Jones is now in The prime
Of life; is active and industrious, and possesses
kind and accommodating disposition. Ii is said
by competent Judges that he is WELL and peculiar
" qualified and fitted Tor discharging The duties
OF either DooIkeeper or Serseant-at-Arn.s to a
legislative body. He is mechanic, who tolls
daily, and has large family 10 provide Tor, which
would derive benefit from The appointment which
he sollcits, if conferred on him.
Captain Jones has letters OF recommendation
from the Honorable Richard Fl. Field, OF the
General Coun, and other gentlemen OF standing
and experience in such matters, all tcslIiying 10
his fitness Tor the appointment.
Th. communication is mol made al he IN
stance OF Captain Jones, but is voluntarily ten
dered in his behalf by an acquaintance, who has
known him from his boyhood, aud who sincerely
hopes that he may be elected.
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Adlutanl General United States Army.
IORnERs.-No. SOL


HEADQUARTERS CAMP ON THE Rio GRANDE, !
Near Preside, 9th October, 1876.
Soldiers After a long and tedious march
YOU have arrived on the bank Of the Rio Grande
In the performance of this service, The command
ing General has witnessed, with the greatest
pleasure, your patience, good order and perse.
verente under many deprivaIions and hardships
All have done their duty, and in manner that
reflects the highest credit on both officers and
men. From This remark. he would rot except
his staff, who have actively and zealously de-
voted themselves 10 the service; whilst Captain
Cross had been eminenily successful in forward
ing his long train of supplies, without delay or
serious accident
Tomorrow you will cross the Rio Grande, and
occupy the territory Of our enemies. We have
not come 10 make war upon The people or pea
ssntry of the country, but 10 compel the govern
msnt Of Mexico 10 render justice 10 the United
States. The people, therefore, who do not lake
up arms against The United States, and remain
quiet and peaceful a; their homes, will moi be mo-
Tested or inleriered wih either as regards their
persons or property and all those who furnish sup
plies will be irea ed kindly, and whatever is re-
ceived from them will be literally paid for
Il is expected Of The troops ths, they will Oh.
serve the mos. rigid discipline and subordination
All depredatons on The persons or property Of
The people OF the country ale strictly forbidden !;
and any soldier or follower of the camp who may
SO far forget his duty as TO violate this Injunction
will be severely punished
By command Of Brigadier Gen. Wool.
JAMES a. PRENTISS
Assistant, Adjutant General.
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San JUAN BAuTIsTA DE TABAsco,

Ocioter 20 iotO.
S;r-The undersigned foreign m-Ie hanis es'
,ahlished in This port OF san Juan bdut'sa oe
rabasco. in consequence oi me very se'i ~
lary suffered IN part o Their property ~ lne
tiuns on hi, CITY yesterday aliernonn' TAKE ,lle
liberty. as neuirals IN the present "'ne'e"eea -
,raon ,h- United States and Mexico, anu III
..;snalv relations with The former power, 10 re-
n,esenI that continuance OF similar destruction
If mir property will lead TO their ultimate rum.
We are induced 10 address This communica'
INN 10 you i, being affirm ed that unless the mi
l;,ary force here surrendered this city np:o you
YOU felt il your duly 10 continue hostili'ies, even
~ reducing The civ 10 rulns-a harn case, IN
deed for The parties who have now Inc honor OF
addressing you. almost The whole commerce o.
the place being in their hands; anu @no' conn
ding 10 the protection afforded to subIecls oil To-
re;on nations al Ma;amoras and IN Inc marcn
Of the Unued States atmy up 10 Monterey, ana
in the declaration OF the Commodore command
ing the United States squadron On vera CRUZ
have not prepared Tor such measures as you have
threatened to adoplio reduce this place
We thus beg, most respectfully, 10 call your
attention 10 our position, ant The positive ruin
we shall suffer should this city be destroyed, trust
ing you may have il in your power 10 lake lhe
same into your favorable consideration, and mi
ligaie such very cisaslious ieeu''e " Jul 's's'"
interests.
We have the honor TO be, sir, your very ODE
dicnt humble servants,
LABACH g. CO.,
WATSON, CHABOT & co.
British merchants.
RODRIG UEZ Y CIR,
ASENCIO DE ASAGAN,
PUTIEWOZ SACERDRUMIN Y La,
MANI R, SOLET,
Commentaries Espanol
AkRUEGON D. JON GODAY,
MANI r. SOLET.
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Bolts STOCK RISING I'VE under.
stand, that on Tuesday The Wings of Hanover
appointed delegates to Congressional Conven.
ton, instructed TO vote for the nomination Of
John NJ. Bots, Esq, Tor Congress. A large ma
jorily OF them, it is said, prefer Mr.. Bots.
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Messrs. LAB.cH & Co., and others,
Foreign merchants in Tabasco
u. S. STEAMER MISSISSIPPI, }
ST. John Lizardo, near Vera Cruz, :

u. S. STEAMER MISSISSIPPI
ST. John Lizardo, near Vera Cruz,
Nov. Sd, 1876.
Sir:-Il seems 10 be just and proper, and il is
certainly gratifying task, 10 make known 10
you, for the information OF the department, The
excellent conduct OF The officers and men who
served under my command in The late expedition
to Tabasco The enterprise and spirit dispayel
hy hem on every occasion, gave sufficient evil
dence that in scenes more sangninary they would
do ull honor IL the corps.
Twas particularly indebted 10 Captain Forrest
for his promplilude, cheenulness and judgment
in carrying out my instructions.
To Commander Sands, and officers and men
Of the "Vixen;" 10 Commander Adams; TO
Lieulenants Commanding Benham, Steret, and
Hazard, and their respective officers and men; 10
Captain Edison, and Lieuenanls Gist, Winsow,
Walsh, Hunt and Parker, and their detach-
ments-in a word, to all and every one-I am
under lasting obligations for The yea and energy
with which they seconded my plans.
am. Sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
NJ C. PERRY
Commodore DAVID CONNER, Conmanderin-
Chief Uniled States naval forces, Gulf of Mexico.
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CULPEPER.

FIRE-On Monday evening, about ID past 8
o'clock The Tobacco Factory Of James s. Foley,
Esq, ON Washington street, nearly opposite The
Southern Depot, was discovered 10 be on fire
Very little water was 10 be had in the neighbour
hood and in a short time The building was entire
ly consumed. We believe the Factory was in
sured, but we have moi learned The extent OF The
loss.-[ Petersburg Republican.
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Yesterday was Singing" Winters day
The little pools on the streets we're fully CONCEAL
ed, and in the shade, remained so all day. The
change OF temperature since Wednesday night
was sudden and most decided.
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MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE
lvt 20

MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE &
For This Evening.-s2o 900, 10000, 4 offs 600
20 of 1000, 20 Of 500, &c. - Nos. - drawn
Tickets SIS.
Also, the Dollar I.oery.-S3, 600. &c. I.
Nos :, IA drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Class AZ:
SIS 9 40 3 % 81 10 81 "A 81 63 I'll ~.
Drawn Mes. of Delaware, 2T9:
43 So IS 81 % 10 Is GO 26 10 63 II 81.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, pit:
81 50 - SO 81 i3 40 IA % So % % "a.
Drawn Nos OF Della ware, $50:
Ca IC SO 80 65 60 81 so SO rs 81 ~ l9 5.
Drawn Nos Of Pukomoke, Glass 2lS:
80 ~ 81 81 81 < 81 A. q 62 "a - 10.
Drawn Nos ol Delaware, Glass PSI
% 81 20 81 Is 50 8 So "a -.
Nov 81
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR AR
KANSAS-We learn from the Saint Louis
Union lha, The Arkansas Legislature elected
United States Senator ON the 9th instant, 10 serve
six wears from the 4lh Of March next. General
Ashley, Democrat, the present incumbent, was
chosen ON The first balloting.
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pEFFRESrES
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, SLAVES
STOCK &c

I SHALL, by virtue OF tho will Of Lewis G. Tintsl.
deceased SELL IN the premises. 10 the highest bdte
on tho 22nd Of December 1916 II fair, II not. y,
next fair day 1876 acres Of land, The property 4
Tndali, lying tho county II Buckingham, on tie
tiers Of Rock Island Greek. This land Is We'll adaps
Ia the production &c tobacco, wheat, &c Hes IN ties
Thy neirhborhood, and Is convenient 10 market htr.
within thee miles Of the canal and eighty hve mite.
Richmond The Improvements are new and comp.rir
One fourth Of the purchase money viii he required
four months the balance In and twn rarsthe L.,
10 br secured by deed OF .rust on the remses
shall also sell, for cash. At Buckingham tbecemb-,
County Court 10 the highest bidder, dive SrGror- thre
Of whom are likely young fellows, thr property II ny
testator. JOHN TiNDALL. a.,
Executor Of Lewis c. Tnda, deceased
o.
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Wovspep w. Morris, H H"u,hsra,d y
the Cumberland, since dead 2onn saaman of
seaman, of the Rariian; Geo. re"''''
The Raritan. =, n..,,., o.3;narv sea-
DRo W Nh Rsrilap; Benjamin Mckenny, sea-
m man. Of The Cumberland. NJ. c. PEkRi.
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NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS
rI,HE Section. Of the Rappahannock eaual from ~
j Point nf Fork To Carriers Run. distance 81 fot
miles, III he let the of Fredericksburg
TUESDAY, the 22nd of December. Th~ improvement
VIII he by locks, dams, and shrr, cars "o"'acta
wishing 10 bid for sections, may. by pa tysf ft
line, and communicating with the -n-...f, inform
themselves Of the facility Of getting maieras, and ibe
obstacles To he encountered. They requested %
hrIng with hrm testimonials ri their skl and energy,
these will he important consideration. IL thc l,iuns
Of the contracts.
For further information, apply 10 james con'y, y
Richmond, or Ia thu subscriber. NJ Fr.dcrick>hnrs
Nav o7-rtIrrl6 WELLINGTON GORDON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-27

plGGER'S OFFICE, under The Eagle Hotel,
- 18th Street.
For This Day.-s20 600, lo,6o4, 4 Of 5000, 20
OF 900, 20 OF 500, 20 OF 300, 20 OF 300, 200 Of
100, SC. rs Nos Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Louery-S3,000, $50, 3l7,
$50, s Of 100, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
and shares 10 be had until o'clock his evening,
al BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Nov 81