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ssse' AA. tbs asaoassas that he Ia, forues
an 'nsasemsrt 9TH MADAME q 20 UsTs WIN Nh ma
nfa sps ansee on WEDNESDAY EVENING March ssb In
ths cfasS Ballet Of "
LA GISELLE!
"hh wa De profaeed the yayk Theatre
mas eeen perormet for three
90 nos-es rhe ~n be supported gHEDEs cas- N,
sn1hLhs P5hsLoE Mise. Hart N. and Plun,.n wrsn.
Ao" DUBOIS and ths Lad Of the COR. De a
" In eoneapenoe Of erp.n.- ., ,i,. IN. an
the .eose distinguish d adm, .-o,
sm hsIo the Bor 81 Pit soc Po p,,te ,Ia .,e hy
~. m
SECOND AND LAST
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
MI X. DEMPS TER, (who is about to return 10
Eufop- has the IN IN, ei..,. of Rh
nond thai his s-eoed nj iast
Masicsl ENTERTAINMENT
"" ee given AZ tbs Concert h.t Ifot, on Tbu
av b'ennf hAIeh soh which sing rejection
OF hs song. nj Robert Butns Introductory M.
me roar IN love ~il ,snr willie:
hap Mary In Heaven; sa~ Thou h,. me
ever jamie and Duncan Gray
Part ~ the G,llov,. .on,, N, N, n.,,,.
I'm alone all alone Th. bird boy was not
ueie' anu his iaVorIs Cantzt
The May Queen.
n,"As IN hree p'rs--poetry by Alfred r.nnyson
Part 1--we Of May.
Part ll.-New Years Eve.
Part lll.-Return of Spring.
o This represent. IN. rrr nj ,oa,, am, hal.
uful fr from The bioom Of a premature, r,.y,
eke' 80 een'so be had storss Hotel
aud At the '' " '"
Doors op~nn ITO commence At O'Clock. NH aI-d3t
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LAST WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
Of Illuminated
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS

Al ODD VS. HALL,
On Monday Evening, March 23d.
/. Milan Cathedral.
2. Crucifxion.
3. Holy Sepulchre.
4. Beshazzar's Feast.
X WINTER beg. leave inform ren, Of Richmond
- - ana meln'y That his Exhibition will be opened
DAY EVENING March 23d and continue for ,bo,, m. ON,
when he trusts his endesvo please may with hbe
share OF patronage.
@ sa-issis- so Door. open at T. commencing NJ
O'Clock precisely. -
Day Exhibitions Wednesday Saturday afternoon NJ
O'Clock ''-'
eor For fun description. Programme. mhio-f
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By Dunlop uoncnre 90.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
~ fdtay the eth 10 O'clock w. will sell nj an,
Groesr,--. "
40 hhis ST. croI New orIean. sura mi,
prime quality.
loo borss bb@ and and Clarified sux.n
loo bbiS Moases
$50 taEs Lag and Rio Cune.
ITO bbi. WI sSey, Rum Braniy and Gin
Lane. Bse n
fpeTm anJ Tai W Candlss
Thee.e, Pc Mrsafd
Cunpo~dsr. impl and Pouch Tea.
Sicily Madeira Wine, Sweet MAI "A WIN.
Mars
TERss-Uneer 500 mOahs credit 70, ap.
proved negotiable paper
ALSO,
70 eoIes Mani Tobacco order Trustee for
cash. DUNLOP, MoSCURE co. A.c,.
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VIEW AND BEUTIFUL.
OPENING this morning by express form New
~ York the neWe,t s,les Of s rns Goods oag
Rch Om'rc stfip-d Slts
Rich striped Colaiines
Rich siuped Travefsiufs
Printed OTEaudic Musi1s
OnibTe BaItEes and Fairorines
White AMI cord graduated Rotes
Second Mourning do
Graduated Velour
Rich graduated BaregCs
French GnFhams nd JaeoLsts
Sup. six warp AlpaeeAs
Rack satin Ispahan
Plan AID ENID Thibci shawls
Silk and Barge
Fan'y s.k Ctavats and Tie scars
Back and shsdai six Ffnges
Shaded Chirc Bad
Lace and FrHgrd Bonnet Ribands
shrting Nd Dress CsEeNts, an styles.
Together with many styles staple goods for the casn " N be
exhibited with great The lowest rates nv
LATHRoP, CHRISTIAN & CO.
NH ~ 20 Msn street
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AnCtiou 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS
by Wellington Gea din

~ Wellington Goddin.
EIGHTY-siX BUILDING LOTS, At AUCTION
WILL be sold, at auction, on the premises. n,
I'M sDAr the i2ih day SER, 10 s.,ls,,- Ia.
situated On Lseh and iuval ssreets. A,.,a,
o. hsse lot. are .rSy located lots VIM a, IN.
s"eih SIDE of b-ksr street. q ,~,, ~.
situated. - ~N-s@""'J
so % Lot yng The Eastern seeopd Street, nd
eHenhg IN th q eel and Mr. Ednd
"n Many Of these Lots hasesomsy soeAed Ir buanr.
having supply of ercenehf
oe e-lonE 10 the a. Judah and an.
'" s ~ ms EIeeutor for anonr tb- t@y.-..
unosr NJ VIII The sale viii o'eloeL Win
me h dssehed ot. and from a,y IN a, a,
the o'der adv-r-ed. un'l the ~hoe ds-y-,--d Of
lEkNr-4 cash. balance month. No...
--'.-'.e"''V ~enfes- fe l9-eotd w. GODDiN, Auefr
me above sale is postponed to Wednesday, the
lat day Of AptiI psu ~ wv
NH n w con,,S -.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold mt auction, ON TUESDAY the
sl-t Inst af oeoek p N upon pr,ri.-s those two
nah bek Tenement reeepty the corner Of
~ ard Bird -ts The lot they So feet and
.frnd back 40 feet alley The ard
Wa per anhnm Tbs. Tebsmen r,,p.e,bl. ana
pvt Of the city aad admirably calculated for
sons witt mail sn-ieS -
S' aeeomuodathk--ay third cash, balance in equal
aim It, AZ ls and ~ Months Tor
trrH ana tn title retained deed th.
i"' nv "qafst OF The Proprietor w. GODDIS.
iF-osct Auct
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NEW and First Complete Edition of 90 g law,
~ OF the United States. EE1ISED BY TINE ROLLS
The PUBLIC STATUTES al large OF tue United
a from te organization Of the Government present in
Guiding the Laws Of the 2sh Congress 4S
Ihonoogiea DER with marginal references natter
each act and cop notes OF the decisions the
United sae' AMI nier volume and
Hh general Ind TO the whole with Tables relating
10 the Judiciary Imports and Tonnage the Public
eeiher vi the Constitution OF the United the
OF hdep+ ndenee and the Articles OF the Confederation
Edited By Richard Peers, Eco
I'll edition Of the Laws United Suites is
Isl Because has the sIneti1n Of under
r auspices aud tis the edition supplied oeer. Of
Government. - ~ W
IL b'eiuse contains al the Laws AMI put price
'hln thoSe editions which contain only portion Laws
81 II enriched with bPous the Of the
Coaii' OF the United States the Statutes
9Th II can be relied fer Is subjected TO
careful revision by the records Government
Just received and Tor sale by u. 4. KING
nh 81 N.,, 400, 10 u oH..
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hEMUf AL.
HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
east side Of Main No the Jewrlry ,;or,
Of Mitchell fyier aud directly opposite Mrs.rs
Punsy Watts and Hubbard Gardner Carlton Ny old fend,
aud Customer desired p7nnsRr and NJ.
Pdbhe generally 10 give call shall
wanting To give ats'Ieon My publ
as Ag'nera COMMISSION MERCHANT, and attention VII
De pad to the sale o. all kinds Of country produce.
pJ Liberal advances made OF a eonSgnments
Hse-u JOHN woABLE
~ r.DnI%--I.1IT
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D1 STCfFS.
20O LBS best Caracas Indigo
OOO 1000 Ne Umbro Natisr
no bbs Copgeras
10 o. Chp LoENond
500 " StcH
500 ~ Errset Logsso1. Botes
bbs Reiwnnd
Cuch aeil Solution Of Tn. &c.
Fuf 80 on ths br,t iernsby p JOHNSTON
nh n,..,t.,
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CONGRESS-.
Monday March %, 1886.
IN SENATp
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.

MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
Tho following memorials and petitions we've presented
. appropriately referrcd
|By Mr. BRIGHT: From citizens Of Indiana, asking the
lSdc ion "i wire suspension bridge the Ohio III
Mt Wheeling.
by Mr.. CAMERON: From CITIZEN, of Pennsvlv,pi,
sing that may be taken for the abolition of sa
. y IN the United States.
IBy MI DIX: Two memorials from citizens Of New
asking the abrcgatiOn Of certain with the In
b. Mr. ATCHISoN: From citizens Of Missouri, asking
I the convention OF 1897 may be abrosa:ed.
81 Mr.. BREESE: + ON citizens Of Louisiana, asking
establishment of national armory Fort Massae, on
| Ohio river.
MI b. addressed tho Senate on this subject and read
IN report Of board of Oil GERS establish its claims to
considt ration OF the public.
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.
ION motion OF Mr. WEBSTER,
Resolved. That the President OF the United States be
uesed tn communicate To the Senate, It incompat
with the public Interests, any correspondence which
Ik place between the Government Of the United States
that OF Great Britain the subject OF the Northeast
Blu diry, between the 2oth June $780, and the 4th
arch, 1871.
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON, OF La,
Resolved, That the report OF the Secretary Of the Trea
y OF the 18TH instant made in obedience to resou-
oi the Senate usucting the Secretary TO rcport the
nditon cf the building ended for a marine hosp
IN the city VI New Oeans be referred, together with
documents accompanying It, u the committee on Com
rce and that the said committee be instructed TO inquire
tho exped.ency Of making appropriation to com.
te the said building.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL,
The bill from the House making appropriation TOR the im
ment Of cert in harbors and rivers read st and
ond time by ats title. and motion OF Mr.. DIX reeir
the Commit zee on Comm. rec.
Mr. YULEE moved to postpone all the prior orders and
The bill establish and 20 provide for the due
eeu'on OF the laws OF the United States the Suite Of
oriia; which motion agreed 10.
And the bill was discussed by Mes.rs Yuee wescoit,
hey aud Johnson OF Louisiana aud the further eonsd
lion thereof postponed for the present.
On motion OF Mr. Allen, the Senate proceeded TO the
nsderaon of Executive business and after some time
ent therein adjourned.
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NEGROES.
WIZ be sold At morning AZ 10 o,rlo~l INA,
~ years ofsge woman 10 ofase woman az
Old a a. oil eoos, UODSEs = pSrrIIIs y.-h.
WIN DC a'ded IN The Above oman rood -.
stress and a mulaito gir years of age /.
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ny n n Dickinson A Rro,h.,-

ms day at I'D O'Clock, will be sod Iikel,
nero n.n 1870 % years DID, and hsy neg rir. rs nd
year Old nh rs r II. DICKINSON A BR,YTurp 49,.
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DAMAGED LICoRIcE AT AUCTION.
OS MEDNEsDAf next the 25ih inst, at IL
o eoek IN from Of our oaios will sell n, puh,. A..
80 on aeeoun' OF whom IL ease. Leo
damaged ON board the Courier Can't Copch % -
bate passage from New hi. port 80 =, on mar
they brand. and the quality good r " inc Ian
s,,. ,,.,.,, SHIELDS 4 soNERvTLE
- hAiaLL NH 3l-2t
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a,a Ems Of the Enquirer.

r.,u,rer Is published DAILY and SEMI
" i,e rSr The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
GssNi ss r,ts Of eight dollars if taken for short.
IN, saa ~ an. wear For the Scm-Weckly, hve
}, ,eed saan and Three Dollars foI six months,
pet 10 BE- paid in tAs Office, or RENTED BY
asss W I'D or Six Dollars per annum at the end Of
al, rsi psu' VI 49,
s yelr. "a this Office may bs remitted per mall,
" ~ uu,aahe Bank notes, at tho risk OF the Edl-
10 goa ~ al! ietters beng paid by tAe UTitcfs.-
II. ~ single letter is scarcely of any account
RI p'ss II is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
NJ w''', s,.ness, which operates as serious TAX
Isa ''e TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,ur nNLY ENQUlRER-For one square OF
u me n less, FIRST insertion, fifty cents, and
isfeo ding insertion twenty-five cents-ii inseiI-
- sass,s twice week, or three times week,
q w. ',r,n ami a half cents.
Aan. ~, in that proportion for advertisements oil
Ines Isrs,h-e1cept Lottery Vendors and AUCTION
s'a.s 10 are charged one hundred dollars (paper III
sa 7. rug ADMINISTRATION square Of sixteen
y IS nrst insertion, rs cents; for each continu-
i's' rom distance must be accompanied with the
or satisfactory references, TO insure execu-
W. AM oh.aaries and Marriages from the country,
- The pauys handwriting Is unknown NJ TINS
~ NM, br authenticated by the endorsation OF the
MS, il, the npishborhood, they will IN no case
',.,,bed Every measure, that has been taken 70
,ppaSi,ions and qnizzes, has proved heretofore
s,l,ps We must, Therefore, insist, ~ sucn case
=. ~, communication being certified by the name Of
=. Postmaster. ,critten on the back Of the letter.
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of the country This writer, it Will be seen,
says the South will be iDjured-olher opponents
OF the new act say that The South Will enjoy the
exclusive benefit. "When doctors disagree" &C.:
1.-THE North, strong in its resources, lis inge-
nuy and diversified industry perseverance and
frugalily, will be simulated by competition to
new processes and new discoveries in the arts
lis navigation will be sustained by the reduced
price of iron, cordage, sails and SALT and increas-
ed AGRICULTURAL productions. lis mechanics will
obtain sugar. clothing materials and provisions
at reduced prices. drawing thus from the South
and West some compensation Tor reduced wages;
while those great works OF arl, now rapidly pro
crossing towards Vermont, Lake CnamPlain and
Canada, destined 10 place BOSTON on perfect
equality with New York, as a GENRE OF trade
and depot Of produce, will progress ana prosper.
"The fall OF iron and labor will reduce The cost
of The 700 miles of new railroads, which NE on
different routes between Boston and The 81. Law
renee, al least one and halt millions Oh dollars.
All this must help the future trade oil his cly Tor
il will enable The new lines TO convey feight and
passengers al the loves, scale OF prices on This
topic will venture two predictions, lobe verified
within three years: Firsi-A barrel oidlour shall
be borne from Chicago TO Boston, wa Ogdens-
burg, as low as il now is from Chicago TO New
York Second-Thal the average dividends OF
al the new lines 10 the North shall exceed eight
per cent.
Massachusetts, instead OF sinking back, as
some Southern politicians have seemed 10 expect,
TO her original nsianifcance, will, il True 10 her.
SELF and prepared for either fortune, sill see her
star in The ascendant"
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

II pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
fLaw and Chancery for the county Of Orange, in the
AVS Of Robert d. Twyman, Plaintiff, rs. George New
han Niles Marquiss, and others, Defendants, and Ro
tenn Higgins, Administrator Of Elizabeth Winslow
a.'sas Plaintiff rs. George Newman, Miles marquss
400 CHEERS, Defendants, the undersigned, who is Trus
ssinihe deed Of trust from the defendant Newman 10
os defendant Beadles said deed bearing date May the
- s, and alluded TO in the above decree, and who is
directed by said Decree will the 18th day of OctO-
81 next, If fair and, if not on the next fair day. offer
ale, al Orange &. H., opposite the Exchange Hotel,
NE highest bidder, at public auction, Tract Of
and the property of George Newman, upon which
.nd Newman now resides, much thereof as will be
eessary TO raise the sum Of two hundred and sixty
.oars ana th'ttysix cents, 1890 So with interest
aereon since the frs, day OF May 1886, and cost Of
'nn ana otner expenses attending the premises. The
ld land lies IN the upper part OF the county of Orange
.e!o'ning The lands oil WIN. Smith, R. D. Twyman. and
lie heirs of Edward Winsow, deceased. and contains
shd lies contiguous TO several exceien, Mills and In
9seplble Of the highest improvement. The imn.ov,
Cents only toleraby good, bur amply sufcient for
small family. The title to said land is indisputable
a. selling by order Of Court, shall convey oply such
Se ass vested Ia me by virtue of such order and de.
~. >' "''S uo.
ERMs-Cash will be required.
no, ,f further information about the above land apply
Nae subscriber, at Poplar Run, Orange county, Va
stps- l-ctds JAMES BEADLES
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RICHMOND TRACT SOCIETY.

The adjourned meeting for the purpose OF or
ganizing a City Trait Society," was held on Mon
day evening, 3ist August, al 8 o'clock, in the
Lecture Room OF MIR. Stiles Church.
The meeting was called 10 order by the chair
man, and opened with prayer.
The committee appointed to draft Constltu-
ton made their report, and the following Consli-
tuition was adopted:
ARTICLE |. This society shall be called the
Richmond Iraet Society, auxiliary to the Virginia
Tract Society. Its object shall be TO distribute in
the city of Richmond and It's vicinity such pnbli-
cations of the American Tract Society, and such
other publications of sound religious and mo-
raj character, as may be unanimously approved
by the Board of Managers.
ART. 3. ANY person may become a member
by The payment OF not less than fifty cents annu-
ally. "A contribution at one time Of ten dollars
or more shall constitute life membership.
Art. 8. The officers of this Society shall be
President, four Vice Presidents, Secretary or
Treasurer, and six Directors, all Of whom shall
constitute Board of Managers, 10 be elected an
nually, and continue in Office until their success
sors shall be appointed.
ART. 4. II shall be the duty OF The Board TO
purchase tracts and volumes, and 10 make other
necessary appropriations, TO appoint distributors,
aud 10 assign to them their respective duties 10
n adopt such measures as they may deem proper,
to further the objects for which this Society has
teen formed. They shall meet al least once
month. and whenever called together by The Pre-
sident. or any three Of the Directors, and al all
meetings OF The Board FIVE members shall constl-
tute quorum.
The finds and disburse lhe'same by order OF the
Board. ,.,:.,..
half the amount of their subscription on tracts at
cost and life members 10 tracts 10 The value Of
fifty cents per annum.
lur The annual meeting shall be held on
The "A Monday in October, when reports shall be
presented by the Board, and by the Treasurer,
snd officers shall be elected for the ensuing year.
THE President shall have power 10 call meeting
at his discretion. Twenty-Five members shall
constitute quorum.
aur 8 This Constitution shall not be altered
or amended except by majority OF two-thirds OF
the members present al any regular or called
meeting of the Society Provided such proposed
Sheraton or amendment, be published atka3 one
week and with notice of the meeting al which II
is TO be proposed.
pointed By the Chair as COMMITTEE 10 prccui
subscribers and report list OF omcers 10 an 40
iourned meeting, 10 be held on TUESDAY evening,
S,h inst: William Pember,on, JAMES klnnair9.
Pe,efheld Trent William D. Gibson, Day1o u
Crane. Or. Snead, J. ]. Fry, Benjamin TATE,
John Sheppard, and Thos. Cowles,
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
n. B. GWATHMEY, President.
BENJAMIN TATE, Secretary.
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A rumor had obtained that Mexican priva-
teer had been seen of The Havana. One Of The
ships ofthe squadron was al once despatched 10
make search for her, but no trace OF any such
vessel could be found Several ships cruising in
that region were boarded for the purpose of OBJ
tanning intelligence, but none OF them had heard
of any privateering vessel. The rumor is deem
ed 10 be without foundation. Commodore Con-
ner confirms The intelligence that "Ihe garrison
OF the city of Vera Cruz and San Juan de Ulloa
pronounced against the government OF General
Paroles, and in favor Of General Santa Anna,
on the 3st ulfimo.
"An express from Mexico arrived at Vera
Cruz on The afternoon OF the 9Th Aug, with INTEL
igence that The city had pronounced, and would
fully adhere TO The plan oil Vera Cruz. Gen. Mo-
rales is al The head OF the movement in the CAPT.
tai. Nearly all The Departments have pro-
bounced against Paroles, and The remainder, il
is believed, will follow their example, so that
there can be no doubt but that his Government
will be Tor is already oyerlhrown. The great
er portion OF his troops have deserted him,
and The few that remain are represented as
waiting only for an opportunity 10 join his oppo-
nents. The revolution is altogether military
movement. On the 3lst of July new Cabi-
net was formed, composed OF The following per-
sons: Jose Jonaquim Pesado, minister oil foreign
affairs; Jose Maria Jimones, interior; AnIo-
MO Garay, finance; and lgnacio Moroy Villamil,
minister OF war II is said this Ministry are
all in favor OF making peace Immediately with
The United States, and of calling new Congress
10 form liberal Constitution Paroles was still
in the city al that time. 1t is stated that Two
thousand men had marched from the capital in
The latter part Of July Tor The Northern frontier
The present condition OF affairs will probably
cause them 10 return, as their assistance may be
necessary 10 one or other Of The conending parties.
"a strong party exists in the country opposed
10 Santa Anna, which, il is likely, will operate
to make him DESTROYS Of peace should he even
be able 10 obtain power without fighting for it,
At all events, The distracted and impoverished
the condition Of The country, with knowledge Of
the power of his opponents, will prevent his send
ing any considerable number Of troops 10 the
Northern frontier"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

TN ,ursuance of The provisions of a decree of the
County Court Of Orange, In the case OF Wepo &c
that purpose viii on TUESDAY, the 29th OF Septeni-
her next M fair II mot The next sf Gay sader
public auction Tract OF Land belonging 20 tne estate
Of the late William c. Webb lying and being In the
upper part of Orange County, formerly the residence OF
lie late Thacker " Webb, and adjoining the lands Of
Charles T. Graves, Reuben Newman and Others con-
tanning AGO acres eleventweliths oil whch tiey sell as
commissioners, and onetwelith by authority from John
" Webb THIS Tract lies within two miles Of The III
b.ry Mills, six of Gordonsyie, the terminus OF the
Louisa Railroad, and eight above the Court House.
Viewed in reference to its locay the society OF me
vicinity It's natural fertility and its present Improved
condition a more desirable Farm Is rarely offered al
public SALE The Farm Buildings are IN good GonoI-
ton, and conveniently located the Dwelling House,
though SMALL is comfortable. Persons In the lower
country DESTROYS Of healthy residence, would do wei
10 attend the sale Of this estate. AND on MoNDh
the 5th day of October next, ( fair, If NOT inc next
fair day at the late residence OF the SAID william ".
Webb deceased in the lower part Of Orange, near the
Orange Springs, they will offer Tor SAFE 70 tue
bidder aipubic auction the residence OF the zeal Es-
tate of the said William {. Webb, containing oe'~een
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres, which will be sold
in lots TO suit purchasers, eleven-twefths OF winch
they sell commissioners, under the decree aiorssain
and the residue under authority OF the sain 1onh
Webb This last Tract lies within three miles OF inc
Orange Springs, in healthy and desirable neighoor-
hood The soil of this Tract 10 very impfovao'1i le
Farm Houses very good, and sufhcent; the U"ei
ling House is very comfortable The above lands VIII
be Sold on the following terms, TO wit: Oneourh 10
be paid in cash. the residue in three equal annual m
saiments the purchasers giving bonds win approved
personal security, and deeds Of trust upon the land TO
secure the deferred payments The title to the above
land is believed be objectionable but, selling 10
commissioners, they viii only convey such te as they
are authorized to make by the decree aforesaid.
WILLIAM e; MOORE, sr, Comrs.
JAMES NEWMAN,
Reference Is made TO James Newman, or Charles 4 !.
Graves for information concerning the first mentioned
Tract, and to William G. Moore for the latter.
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In Henry county, on the 18th August, the gal
liant Col. HARRISON called the regiment together,
to see if volunteer company could be raised 10
offer their services 10 The Executive. Al the word
.forcard, two hundred and twenty-five men STEP
ped OUT ready FOR action. whenever and where.
ever they may be called upon 10 go. They will
be commanded BY Capt. John l.. billiard. A let
teri in the Lynchburg Republican states, thatthe
company OF Capt. Leftwich Minler also showed
its readiness 10 serve their country. Out OF
about IS men, 30 volunteered, with their Captain
at their head-and they, together with the voun-
teers from the companies of Captains Overton
R. billiard, lin this there are 80 and the Captain
Sheffield, Draper, Hawkins, Pace, Turner and
Dyer, will constitute suppose, another compa-
ny, which is as ready for service as any which
the Old Dominion can raise.