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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
Mr. Bancroft.

Tue Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
relates the following incident:
On the Saturday previous TO the adjournment of Con.
gfess, when the President and Cabinet were ai the Capitol.
Mr.. Bancroft advanced, with his own peculi1r manner. no
10 Senator Rusk and offered his hand To thui gsntemon.-
Gen. Rusk drew himself up IN oil the dignity Of his nature
for he . a very fac specimen Of a man-and said "Str.
/ shall not shake hands with any such person as you are
! do not consider you o gentleman"
The insuited Secretary repaired 10 Mr.. Walker aud told
him how ho bod been treated by the Texas Senator
Whoroupon MI. Secretary Walker sought out General Rusk
and undertook % chide him (somewhat gently thought for
having insulted a member q the Cabinet!
"A member Of the Cabinet 20 exclaimed General Rusk.
"and who is be any more than any body else who conducts
himself properly and like q gentleman The person / re-
fused my hand 10 b no gentleman, and 81 you. sir. wish 10
resent the niif1nt which he is unwilling o. resent, you can
DO 20 10 any way you may ehoOso - Mr.. Walker WIS
soon non esf.
These facts were communicated 10 me by o Locoeeo
EH-Senator % Congress, aud BY en- officer n some note in
the world, and will, ] imagine. hardly DC denied.
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1- Yesterdays Enquirer asks "To what is now owing
the present anxiety for the news by the Great Western. IL
not to the chances Of selling abroad :" No one. we pre-
sumo, questions that this is the fact; but then what creates
this anxiety 7 Is IL the repeal Of the cornlawsi Ger
tainIy not; for that is now an old event; but il is tho uncer-
iainiy which exists in regard to the European crops.
the condition OF which is TO determine the extent
OF the foreign demand for bread stuffs from the United
States. The same anxiety would be felt IL the corn
laws were in operation on the other side of the water,
and II would not be more intense If the free trade
iarf OF &c were now in operation here. IL the shipments
OF American produce were influenced by the recent modi.
heaton Of the English tariff, "a the Locofoco papers would
have their readers TO infer, why any anxiety upon the sub.
Jeet1 We know what that change h already, and the ar
rival Of the Great Western can throw no more light upon
the subject. II is manifest, then, that we are looking
Tor something elsc-Rnd that is, the extent of the de6cien.
ey OF the European crops. which we may be called upon
TO supply. II 1t should turn out that the failure has been
extensive aud general, the demand will be large, and there
will be a corresponding rise in prices-if otherwise, he
will be checked, and prices will be fiat sya;n,
IN despite OF the "libcral commercial legislation on both
sides OF the water" But then, We are told, this very fact
shows the great superiority OF the foreign over the domes-
tic market. Not SO; for If the crop bad failed in the great
wheatgrowing region OF the United States. a similar rice in
prices would have been tho result, in the absence of a
foreign demand. So far from the existing (and anicipsted)
state OF things, therefore, confirming the free trade theory,
there Is nothing which may be more lriumphanuy referred
TO as demonstrating its utter fallaey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
New Library Of Law and Equity.

Mr.. Chs. J. Fisher the agent for the New Library Of
Law and Equity % Virginia, has favored ne with the Sept.
and Oct numbers Of that valuable periodical which com
pee ~ Daniel's Chancoy Ppeuro" a Justapprccfauon
Of the merits Of this work has already secured for IL Tho
high APPRECIATION Of the profession and it is eagerly sought
alter BY students and practitioners. Compiled from trssu.
ses by The most distnguiEhod English Blnrsicrs, By men
o. acknowledged ability aud large experience, having a
practical scqnaintancs with The w1uts Of the profes,ion-
% cmbCdio5a mess OF most valuable and Interesting inio-.
nation. The student will End 10 particularly suited 10 bis
"hnis' tnco bo may obtain from itmueh Information upon
'h'so subjects which most iatsresthim in The outset and
winch oanno'Oc had 90 readily from any other source
Mr.. Fisher keeps on hand bound volumes Of tho work
30 far a. completed, as we'll ss the numbers unbound for
tholo who may prefer Dol n Iallyfm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
Concert this Evening.

Miss Hull, ten years of age, assisted by her father, will
give a eoncer, this evening, at the Exchange Hotel. The
programme contains a very excellent selection OF pieces:
and we feel authorized, by the estmonials we have seen
OF the genius and skill of the "iufsnt pianist" to promise
quite a treat to those who delight in the concord OF swee,
sounds" A New York paper says Miss Hill sis truly a
prodigy in mu,ical attainments. She plays the most diff
cult pieces with extraordinary case and exaeIncss, and with
a taste and judgment rarely equalled by adult performers.
Her concerts, last week. assisted by her father. 4 teacher OF
music in Rochester, were witnessed with universal sp-
Plausc by the Astonishod listeners and beholdcrs" Ano-
Their paper says: The ease with which she plays, the grace
and skill she displays, and the variety OF difficult music she
performs, are only equallcd by the style OF the execution,
the richness OF the tones, and the beauty and force OF the
expression. She was assisted by her father, who, while he
is completely master Of the Piano, sings most admirably.
His taste is fine, his music grand, and his style Of exeeu.
uon highly delightful" Another says; w heard several
pieces, Including some Of the most difficult in lingering and
modulaung, played by the young pianist, with perfect case,
exaeiness, and excellent taste, and, should her future pro-
gress in music be a. rapid as hitherto, she bids fair to be-
come one Of the most astonishing musical performers OF
the day" We anticipate n crowded house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

Tho Flag Of tho laJh inst gives tho most favorable. se-
count OF the good order which prevails in Maamoras IN
der tho rule Of Colonel Clarke. "The quiet Of the city Al
night Is almos; solemn." says the Flag. and there Il mono
Of that iotoos dissipation with which the town was former.
" disgtaesd. Lieut.. Kane. Of Tho 2d Drsgoous, who i eta
toned at csmargo, is determined that there shall be no OPP
moras. In pursuance Of Instructions from Gen. Taylor,
he has issued n stringent order, from which the following is
an extract;
"CASikso. Mexico. Sept. 10. 1876.
"To all ,ehom IL may eoResrn No American citizen Is
allowed tolccatc in Csmargo. without a written permit
from Gen. Taylor. No goods brought by steamboats, or
mules will DO allowed TO remain-all such will be seized
and sent TO the quartermaster at Brsros. No person not
connected with the army, will be suffered TO stop nj Ca
margo without a permit from Gen. Taylor OF the CON-
mandant OF the poet. No private freight Of any Kind to
be brought ashore from steamboats,; aud. in accordance
with the instructions. all persons not connected with tho
army, are required to leave tho place by the l7,h inst"
The Flag also informs us that the Mexicans in Camarro
who had bceo In the employ OF tho quaricrmssier. and who
werc instigated by the alealdo to cease work. were offered
an increase Of wages to return to their employment. Re.
fnsing to accept IL, Gen. Patterson compelled them to 10
10 work ut their former wages. The Mexicsns were per.
iecty willing to continue work. but were held back through
tear OF the Alcalde, who was given to understand that he
must not interfere again in matters OF that sort.
The dag mentions the narrow escape Of two Of Walkers
Rangers from . party Of fifteen Mexicans, as they were
Journeying by themselves from Camarso to Mstamorss.-
They owed their escape to tho superiority OF their horses
aud tho prompt use Of their arms.
The accounts which we now have OF the not in the
Georgia Regiment are scarcely so full rs we published on
the 9th inst, but u like purport. Tho two companies en-.
gagged were the Jasper Greens and tho kensas Rangers
Corporal John Whalcn, OF tho Greens, was shot through
the heart. The Flag Of the 9Th says Col. Baker of the IL
hnois Volunteers. was then lying at Matamoras aud suffer-
ing much from the wound he received in supprcssiny the
not. The names OF tho wounded nrc not given, but n full
account OF the whole affair is promised in n future number
ol the Flag. We learn from another source that CAPT.
MsMahon, OF the Greens. was undergoing his trial by n
court martial at Maiamoras on the 18Th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
VALUABLE CHICKAROMINY FARM

WILL sell a bargain in a small tract of Land
y in the county Of lenneo, 10 miles North West Of the City of
Richmond, containing two hundred and fry aeres-oL Il pre- -rred.
n smaller q-uanuy-bounded a. follows North BY the Cb ekabomtnv
swamp, West ~ John shePPlid, Eco South by ID. John N. Ship
paid, East by my owe land about one hundred and fifty acres Of
arabic laud, Of good quality, suitably adapted 10 the Kowth OF To-
baeeo, corn, WHEAT oats, &c &c; twenty acres Of meadow land.
which no donbt wi h good management VIII yield .I or eight per
cent. per annum on the Purchase money. the remaining pau wood.
hand' of original growth, well tmbsrcd, and within ore mile Of a
sa" and gn't mill On these pfcmisosis even necessary house for
the accommodation Of 4 family bold and oonve nient spring OF sr
eeIsbt water an ofelnh Of a great vaiiety of tie moa choice
itui; AMI Il hasb been add by feveral experienced GOLFERS. that there
h a seam Of coal crossing this land. SIR hundred dollar, will he
required IN cash on the balance n reasonable credit will be allow
ed-and have no heshaney in saying. that an Industrious, enter
przbg man wolh make the credit payments { ON the land in time
TO meeithe same. oc2-wiw GEO. DRRWRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

COMMUNICATED.
TO THE WIG VOTERS OF II SENATORIAL
DISTRICT OF THE COUNTIES OF SPOTTSYI-
WANNA, CAROLINE AND ESSEX

~, ,GANN YIN ~
DISTRICT OF THE COUNTIES OF SPoTTSYI-
VANlA, RoLlN n ESSEN.
As we have been represented in the State Senate for Sc
seraI years past by n Wing, and as the time is rapidly ap-
p'oaching Tor the election OF another Senator To supply the
vacancy which will be occasioned by the expired term of
n Il. Sutton, the present Incumbent Of that Office, we
mink II iuli time TO settle upon some man of Republican
wing principles TO represent us in the next Senate of Nir.
g'nia. In looking over the whole district composed of the
counties OF Spotsylvania, Caroline and Essex. we know of
no man better suited for that exalted s,aton-better cana
eitated IN every respect to cope with Mr.. TRIBE upon
whom II appears the democratic party have virtually cen.
ucd,, than smith p. Bankhesd, of Caroline county. Mr.
bankhead. though slightly known TO the citizens of Essex.
"'her man by reputation as an orator unsurpassed by any
IN tho district, Is the man to cope with Mr.. Tribe upon the
political arons, either Intellectually or physically. Smith ?.
bankhead possesses n brilliant intellect, sound and discri-
minaunE mind man OF noble aud generous heart, and an
unulnching and consistent politician. lie was born in
SPottsylvania county, whore his relatives are numerous and
his family connexions influential. Ito has recently moved
TO Caroline. where he is deservodly and unquestionably DO
pulaT 20 much so. that some time since. when a vacancy
occurred IN consequence OF the death OF Dickinson, the
Commonweaithfs Attorney this same Smith 2. Bankhsad
beat the talented aud influential Scott and others of equal
standing aud ability, for that office. without nAip or spuT.
Then, Wings .; tie district, arouse from the political L.
thsrgy in which you have So long been slumbcrng. buckle
on your political amor, and on the 18th Thursday in ApuI
next, march IN one great phalanx to the ballot box, and
there battle nob!y for Smith z. Baukhead and the cause o,
Whiggery. A VOICE FROM Essay
TsPPahannock, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

AZ EsYTriS DnSry-l never tasted a better turkey
ih,n be gave us and, upon eomplimonung bin on ips Sss,
aenesoy, J learned ron him hs Egyptian secret Of render.
ig INC mem particularly tondcr. Hail On hour before The
bird - KILLED a gloss of brandy IS poured down Il. t,,os,
"h'oh pi'dHces complete intoxicauon, md the aosb of tho
up'y 'uisey SECURES o tenderness superior 10 that vb.cb IL
u.',u yen ~ long ktepns-a systcm that would be-
imli''ucaOic i uus climate -V,s Esws,'s pLg,,m-
age. "s'""
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

PfEr.ruat MoIiov-Undef oil kIudBof diGe.lpss and
disspP'ntwen's, attempts 10 discover perpetual motion are
sul made. There b. % machine on exhibition az the Usr.
ny Il'' " "l"'na Wneel fevoises by rhc expansion and
contraction Of o fluid. OH BE- used, ~ qIossIye, yg.,LI
answer The proprietor says that O clock was attached \,
one OF those machines Two years ago, end 10 has keet =,
YOUNG 1P' ana u runs an1 keeps time. d. s the invention
Of Col. Boon, Of Ohio, who spent q Lie and f,,t,., 49,
". '''"o upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

THE 'CANEL' AND THE 'NEEDLE's EYE.'-Lord Nurent
IN his recent publication, Lands Classical and Sacred, ha,
gwen en- application OF the words which al once proves the
fitness OF the expression Tor the object our Saviour had in
view. Lord Nugent describes himself as about TO walk
out OF Hebron through the large gate, when his compan.
ions, seeing a train OF camels approaching, desired him TO
go through the eye Of the needle; in other words, the small
side gate. This his lordship conceiyos to be a common
expression, and explanatory Of our Sayiour's words; tor, he
adds, the s1mpier camel cannot pass through. unless with
great difficulty, and stripped ofhis load, his uappings. and
his merchandise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

ia large meeting Of the Western Merchants was
held in the city OF New York on the 2s,h inst. and a series
OF resolutions adopted, setting forth the importance and ne.
eessi'y OF River and HarbOr' Improvements. to the de-
%veloPment OF the resources and the security Of the COM
merce OF the Western States. They propose tina, a con-
vention, OF delegates from oil The States interested in this
subject, be held at Chicago on the 18th OF June, ls47, in
order TO produce concert faction on This subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM CART. FkENoST-Mr. Toplin,
al Independence, Missouri, Sept. lIth, direct from the Sa
cramento River. LETT Capt. Fremont there on the 81 Of Aprl
last. Capt Fremont had received no news Of the war. bu,
was intending 10 remain where he was until he received
further orders from the United States, which were daily ca.
Pected. he, 1t Will Be remembered, was ordered out OF
the county, but did not intend to comply until he was rea.
ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

u A correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot says
" A LOcofOcco Judge Of the u. S. District Court IN one Of
the Southern States informs me that Santa Anna has fooled
Mr.. Polk, and says that he would have fooled him to the
Juno Of a couple Of millions more II Congress had granted
the money Mr.. Polk asked for.r
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Eire.

We inadvertently omitted to mention yesterday the des.
mcion by fire on "Wednesday morning, abnutI O'Clock,
Of the frame building occupied by Mr.. Royal Blackburn,
At the upper end Of Broad street. SO rapid was the progress
Of the flames that Mr. Blackbun's family narrowly esca-
ped from the burning building. Nearly tn c whole Of Mr..
BIS. stock Of Groceries was saved by the fremen. The
building was insured.
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Large iDnlcN.

W. yesierday saw two Apples, from the Western part o.
New York, ono Of which weighed Is ounces, and meas.
ured IA inches in circumference. The other was very near
y as large, and was Of delightful flavor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

ExTRA RAscAITy.-Some OF the effects ofthe late Lieu
tenant CladbouFne, who fell fighting CALAMITY for his couu-
Try IN the battle OF Resaca de Ia Palma, were shipped from
New Orleans, and recently arrived at Eastprrt by way OF
Boston, While they were on board the steamboat some
seoundrel oPenSd the travelling trunk and stole from ii n
small gold watch, chain and key, aud a gold ring, present.
ed to him by his mother, and bearing her initials.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

a SWORD FOR CEN. TAYLoE-Messrs Ames, OF Cabot
Vile, Mas, are making a splendid sword, by order OF the
state OF Louisiana, designed as n present TO Gen. Taylor.
The blade will bear on ono side an engraved representation
OF the battles Of May sta and 9th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

DEAD.-Mr. Samuel Burche, for many years principal as.
slstani 10 the Clerk Of the House o. representative in
Washington died on Saturday last, after a lingering attack
OF fever, terminating 10 consumption. Mr.. b. leaves bro.
perry behind hjm 10 the amount Of SI5O,OOO. lie was
about so years Of age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

mSni'. no, ~shoseiher iissimiiar in their pompous tone to
ne bnggadoeia proclanatons OF the Mexican officers. and
ending' hAe those bombasue productions, in the most NOR
uiyins dsapPointmens IL is to be hoped that wo shall
have lee OF Wanting hereafter, and moro OF scuon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
FARM FOR SALE.

IENHE subscriber will sell a small Farm. Of
n about 200 actcs. Iyrr on The wet eide m The u,,,. r,,,
piEe,f' mhrs ff7mtt0 cy n Richmond, in q peaaut and agfssa
b' h'ts.D. .ihH'l riaiu1n hfaHhy tpi we'll adapted 10 me cult
vaupn0 ~ uH various cfopf riad ln ths pau ofthe sfats T,t.
farm BE- capable Of o high state 81 Improvement hf a sufficient
tanuiy' wa itnoinf tr aupD,n q mrherfs scnpu1n b. deemed
Luuf-rsayt ne % BE- Iflupcf that nprs will rIrrI. Geo ~ f5opt
v.wifg me prtmtr. suci aH wrh % guvhafs. rr d.sirsd Il,
cl nde1fn o. o. lithc farm b. MT ioBbsfofc IT, "a dayof 40
Vrm'f HWHt1rn Htar, " nrt on te bcu mr ~. Sunday er.
c.ptfdy Do offered 90 public auction, IN te tsbest BIDDER aai a.
t' 3ne lime vii b. I'D The cop ~ Com. Fodtrr shucks Hay.
hu'.s No zone hof1 Cattle, and Tafniag UeLnis, e..
sT TERNs-At a.ls.
Oc s-cwt's Gro u READ
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.

VI DVVTNV WI UVWhU'
ANTON PARSONAGE; by the author of
IL Geruuio.
Two Lives or TO seem and to Be; BY Mana T.. Mein.oah.
Atouun or Life and Adventure IN the Rocky Mountains; By !.
Watson We'll.
Historic Doubts rslrtivo to Napoleon Bonapine. by Richard
Whateiy. q. ~
sketebes n Irish Chaueter by Mrs sc. Hale, Illustrated edition.
Baeontan Philosophy. by Samuel Tyler. NJ the Maryland Bar
Napoleon and hs MarshaIs, BY J Z. Hcadly.
hntt my and Physiology Tor Women. by Mrs Core.
Leonune or the Court " LOUIS the t5th, by hta haberiy.
Marion and hs Nee. by the suhof Of Paul JoteS &c, &c.
New Mp CfMs xieo.
Pancoass Wistafs Anatomy new eduon jia published.
spcnee's Equitable Jurisdiction of he Couu ofChancev.
This shove with a iags number Of new bOoss, haslu.t been 10
osived. and are for sale b. or FISHER,
ocQ 3 doors below Pou ONE.
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NOTICE,

WILL be sold on the premises, on SATUR-
w DAY, the 9Th Oct NEXT, the land on which Nath. MaeHp
formerly resided, IN the county q Meek, nburg, adjoining Rapdoipb
Macon College. This land contains Isl acres, by ie-ent survey,
25 of which 10 In original 70 eat. wen imbefed, and peculiarly
adapted n the growth Of wheat AMI tobacco the other Ash nefss
ere Of cleared land and old fsd pine, n good portion OF which 10
alec good tobacco lind.
This htuanob offers inducements to any genr,mln wishing 10
educate = family rarely to BE- met with, the dwelling house not ts-
ing more ihao ono mile hom v. N. College, at which pnce. In nd.
dton TO the College, there is a hne preparatory school Tor younger
boys
AMER a long and intimate Acquaintance with this place. I have
never known the hut casa % chl and fever, or any DISEASE Of any
knl that could BE- attributable In the least 20 Hs IoeaTty.
TINS society IN this vicinity eanntt be surpassed BY any in Vhui
ma. The dwelling house isa good Two story building with tho usual
out houses. The plantation Is well enclosed with rood Fnces. and
In good order generally fora crop. Tbs land viii be- sad on a er,et
Of one, tFj and three years. The purcha 80 giving bond with seeufffy.
and the title retained until The purchase money D. rad
WIN LOwNRs
oc 2-wtw Atone. In 6H for n N,.i,
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Married.
DIED.

On TUESDAY the i5h inst BY the Revd Mr. Buacy HENRY
G. ROBERTS, Eco. Of FEle.- Mil, Nelson eouEty. 10 Mics Nan.
CY c. daughter ofJno. Miller, Rsq. Of Rockingham county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02

IL The Union, on the authority OF an official paper in
the Department Of State, says that the Mexican Dictator
spells his name thus-SaRta Anna, instead OF Santa Ans,
as tbs usually sPelt in the paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Wy an order of the County Court Of Essex, the
~ undersigned viii, on MONDAY, the "a dsy OF November
nett, II fair, II not the next III day thereafter, at the late residence
Of Elizabeth MuEdsy deceased, about = miles from the village n
Loyfs, ofe9 for sale. 10 the highest bid,sr, al public auction, for
naiy money, the following valuable Saves, to wit Moses, Henry.
Horace. sly. Betty. Emily, Matha,' Sarah and Lucy. A nn and
complete title VIII be vested In all purchasers upon the paymen, Of
the purchase money. RUFUS 3. REYNOLDS,
&C a-cxtgdNov. romuL-a.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR.

Pert OF Wichmeaa.
hnxA s~~ as De 81 ISL .Aissz. y.
ARRlvED.
sehr Eugcnia, Goodwin. Philadeipha.
=" Spny, Holiink shead, Norfolk.
" RisA'd Thompssn, coi.ou. New York.
Sehr John Slull, Teal. Philadelphia.
PORT wALTHALL, Sept. Is.
Arrived. brig Telegraph, from New Yosk-
ssth-sailed. barque Pioneer. FOE Rio. barqus Josephine for do.
5oh-Auised. bitE Johannes. New York.
Bosros Sept 2s-Cleared. Schr VIM w wyer, Adams,
Norfolk and Riehmond.
PniLApkLrRIA sept 30-Auived,S ear Csthanne Aman-
ds, Bradbury, I'm Richmond.
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NUTIJE.

VENHE undersigned had rented the establishment
Il kno~ asihe CABELL HOUSE, on Main street, Lynch.
burg recently occupied by John Reveiey, aud intends keeping a
house Of public entertainment. The table will be supplied, at all
times, with the best provisions afforded by the market, and The un.
dorsgned solieits the patronage OF his friends and aequainlsnees,
and the public generally. JOHN p. YEATMAN.
Lyn-hburg, Oct 2, 1886. -
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TAN-YARD FOB RENT.

WI above establishment will be rented. and
~ pJss,s i,n given in m'dary. upon application 10 ne sub.
'enosr The stock Of Bar riafse AMI ofg5oi quaity.
ar. SHEPHERD.
'iinf' ~ Mouse Oct y, 1880. elm
+. WORDS OFFICE. Ticket Nos. As
~ 81 90, a pu1c Of 500, In At1asdrs Gotisy. ca,s 70. sol
ant p1dby vyOqp.
Loisy tfa0l in me ETchanre us cvoning-efOoO CapHa-
Ickesl kaE on q package Of wh0cs $1,000 BE- bad uaul 4
oc0cE Of y vOuD
SPERM CANDLES-JO boxes sperm Candles
= ahtirg from s,hr Manchester Tor ale BY
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PLoUR inspected In the CITY OF Richmond during the qua,teI
ending septmber Goth, 1886.
agAs7 Bbs Superdne.
5000 Haif Bbts Superhne.
49, BIS Fine.
lS Dbs Micdlings.
If5 Condemned. JOHN ENGLAND. In.,,rto,