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From our Army in Mexico.

We copy from the Union the fol-
lowing extracts Of Letters just received IN
that city:
"Camargo, (Mexico,) July %.
"We are furnishing transportation for
the army, and securing supplies for forage
on the route TO Monterey. We have
contracted for 1000 TO 1000 mules, "a
mother letter fixes ii positively at 1900,
with the packing equipments complete;
and these, with the 500 wagons expected
here, will be ample for the marching col
umns. A large portion of the nineteen
Mousond men of this corps darnee will
be left al the different dcpets and entrc-
pots from Brasos Santiago 10 China, a.
bout sixty miles from this place, on the
route to Monterey.
''The troops are now fast arriving here
in our steamboats,; and the General will
in all probability move forward from here
about the middle of next month, I August.
Now comes the commencement Of those
operation which will require all the capa-
city, skill, and energy of our General to
accomplish. The great difficulties of an
army invading Mexico begin here. So
far, every thing has favored General Tay-
lor, and he has acquired not only most
enviable reputation, but his good fortune
has become proverb. | hope, of course
for his further success; but, in order to
secure il, the most careful combinations
of every kind, preparatory TO the march,
are absolutely necessary. Too much
haste may prove as great an evil as faul-
ty tardmess. 1t takes time for the requi-
site arrangements for the transportation
required for so many men, suddenly col
lected here. Meantime the general is
impatient of the least delay, and tie Oh
icers Of our department are necessarily
occupied in preparations.
sour news from the interior leaves us
in doubt whether Paredes, of the head
army, will succeed or not in assembling
force sufficient TO oppose us. He is said
to have called out the male population en-
aasse, and has strong positions to de-
fcnd; but il is doubtful ewhether we shall
have another battle in Mexico.
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The Sub-treasury law goes into opera.
lion on the first Of January next.
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Naale Of PcnmsyIvanIa.
Somerset COilntU, Ss.

I'd Vi July II. IL iCtOs
Present Honorable j. S. Black, Presi-
dent, and John McCartv aud George
Chorpenning, associate Judges OF the
same court.
IN the matter Of the estate Of Peter
Bradford, late Of Somerset county. PENN
syivaBia. deceased.
And now TO wit: July l4th. 1876. the
final account of David Weimer, admins
traitor OF said deceased, confirmed by the
court, ard July 18th. A. ID. 1916, the
court appoint Samuel w. Pearson. Isaac
Hugus and Samuel Gather, Esqrs.. au-
ditors to report distribution ofihe funds,
in the hands of the administrators, to wit.
the sum Of three thousand FIVE hundred
and ninety one dollars and twenty cents,
tS359l, 20) to and among the persons
legally entitled TO receive the same.
Three weeks notice of tie Auditors
meeting to be published in one paper in
Somerset county, Penn a. and same no.
tice in one weekly paper in Louisville
Kentucky, and in Saint Louis Missouri.
Extract from the Records of said court,
certified This 18th day Of Jolly, 1916.
w. II. PICKING,
Clerk.
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Stray Steers.

HAME to the premises Of the sub
q scrIber, in Somerset township,
eleven miles west Of the town Of S0mer.
set, on the turnpike. about The first ol
May last, four strays. as fOllows:-
One brindle steer:
One brindIe and white steer;
One dark red steer, with some white
on the body, and
One brown steer, with white head.
All are two-year olds' aud neither has
any ear marks,
The owner is requested TO come for
ward prove property, pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they will be
disposed Of as the law directs.
JOHN G. BENFORD.
Auo. is '46.
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The Worcester Shield states that the bank
Of Salisbury, Md, has s-topped payment,
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Col. HEN
Ry. WHITING, dated "MATAMoRAs, July
81, 1846.
General Taylor has just issued an or
der directing the remaining troops to move
up TO Camargo without delay. The
trains, It's feared, viii be inadequate.-
To remedy TINS he will buy and hire all
the mules he can. The last report from
Camargo is favorable. A contract has
been made for fifteen hundred mules and
packs complete. Gen Taylor goes to
Camargo in few days, when | shall i'm
mcdiately follow 10 complete all arrange
menis. Horse shoes are now coming in;
we were likely to suffer for them and for
forges. Forage and subsistence is abun-
daRt. The United States steamer Neva
sunk on her way up to Camargo with
corgo on board. No lives lost, but much
company baggage and supplies.
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S. GATHER,

Somerset. July 2l. 1916. Auditors.
The Weekly Louisville Journal and
Weekly Missouri Republican will copy.
as per order of court, and send copy Of
each number Of lheir respective papers
containing the advertisement to this Of
fee.
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WOP7gRa
To The heirs Of Peter Brad
ford, tate Of Somerset Conn

tn, PeHn'd. deceased.
IN pursuance of the above commission
the undersigned auditors therein named,
will meet al the Hotel of VIM. II. Pick
ing in Somerset Borough, County and
State aforesaid, on Friday The 2sfl day
Of august nert, to perform the dulv
thereby enjomed upon them, at which
time aud place. all persons interested
are notified to attend, if they see proper.
S w PEARSON.
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Erfracs ofa letter from Col HBiing,

<@LfuCt W u fttfC' f'Opt N"1' - "b' tf . ,
dafed "MATAMoRAs, July %, 1916.
1.-The subsistence General Taylor call
cd lor-that is, three hundred thousand
rations-is now at or near CaInargo. We
are now throwing up lcrage, ammunition,
and other supplies-the boats taking mo-
derate loads in order to accommodate
troops.
"a company Of Texan rangers came
into Camarro a few days since, having
started from san Antonio de Bexar, eros
sed the Rio Grande at Laredo, and pass
ed through Mier. In thus descending
the right bank il met with 10 molestation,
saw no rising for defence. but found all
things IN tranquility.
"When Gic Louisiana volunteers were
about going out, and had MANY good hor-
Sos for sale, il was deemed expedient by
General TAYLOR, as well as myself, that
3he opportunity should not be lost of put
ting the light artillery aud Bragg S compa-
nv in a st condition for the 6eld, as the
horses called for from New Orleans might
not arrive in fine for the march. In this
way these companies have been recruited
at once, and Capt. Duncan's company has
already marched for Camargo. The
price has not always been moderate, but
in no instance extravagant."
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EaANK SUMNoNs'
For Sale at this Office.
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We copy from the "Union" the fol-
lowing extracts Of Letters just received in
that city:
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-25

Accounts Of the war between Russia
and the Caucasus, continue to be pub
Iished.--Schamyl, is no wise daunted by
his late failure in KabarCia, had assem-
bed new troops on the Sounja, and re-
pulsed numerous charges OF the infuriated
montaineers, keeping up murderous
fire.
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While the Radical party triumphs at
Colnmbia,the Mignelist party every day
acquires fresh strength in Oporto and in
the Algraves, and a serious collision be-
tween the people and the troops is ex-
pected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28
Correspondence Of The PhiIIdslplia North American,
NEW YORK, Tuesday, March 25.
IL o'ctnrL VI

There have been further sales OF Flour for exportsav
2oOl OF 25JO bbs The market day S. 5Oa5 5GI for
good brands Western, with fair amount OF sales for n me
and the East.
In Grain there has not been much done. Wheat holder.
are keeping out OF market hoping Tor higher price, in con-
sequence OF the considerable which has be ,,ke
Tor export Nothing iar could be had below LIS cts -
Some h. lders OF Corn aking or cts higher but the
sales show no change. cargo Of Jersey yellow IIuO
sic!s, sold at 695 for the Ea>t OF rive reel of
5000 bushels brought eUi Cts Tor dsng are qu ct
at 43aiSc.
Oar money market Is more tight and the banks are
dong but little good paper Short sold tday at per ct
Exchanges arc firm, but not active; Sterling 3 81;
Francs 5.26ta525
The Coo market has settled tc. per h. decline since
the steamer, with sales OF 500 bales a. spuners
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CADDIS r. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LnTTERY nEEICE

BfSEAE-NF ROOMS UNDER THE EsGLE
CoEsEE MGTS IarH STEIrr
Unparalleled Luck LuCks Lucky ON Eth. ,,y -,
N-I he matter The people hAv. found 1t
all prLes are IN the hand OF LUCK
heIr De any who hive heretofore unoruuat, NV
ING an Lotteries let them Gallon LICK" be IN. clearly show
~ ms great success selling Prizes his Once va, s,b
I'd for al such. -' ''AUl'h
l.neks arrangeu1- for he week
fof fnday-PosomOke 81. - No. IL drawn Cap,I. oooo
'ooo' sooo 1900 se Tickets So shares IN pr,porttop
AS" Delaware n. Cap,Isl 5000. &c Tc..t.S
For saiurday-P,konoke ~ Capital. 10 900 1000 a, T.
T. shares IN proportion ''~N'N
Also Delaware IS sc No, s drawn. 5000 Capital Ticket,
vi halves so quarters ~
FOR MONDAY.
$4,000, $4,000, 100 oE 1000,
"fand Consolidated Lottery, 10 b. dawn IN s,,
asy' hAeh slH lsI6. - Ncs, Is drawn Gapd C,n,,I.
$4,000 IS 900 1900 5000 5000 sa-4 100 pr, ot Iono
Ieteis 81" halves r, Certificate OF 3o Whol co
~ fSlK.sl q 20. 20 ora IS 3S. ~ ''
deduct TIE pee OF hreS tickets cyrly
I" $50 and when large OF small
van always invest IN the popular Losnes hand Tn.
pa~ngs sent when requested all me The cash
or all Capitals eaa be had usual all tie encIo,
Hg cash or prize tickets the postage paid The TEX
els IN the above Lotteries orers Addressed 10
LuCh meet the most prompt and confidential
iom The county visiting the cay IN m nd that all
prizes are IN tie hands OF LUCK For Pines adires,
mhS e b. LICK, Richmond, Va
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of the Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. q, 8
o'clock. A. VI. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Tues.
gay, thursday. aud Saturday morning, at 8 O'Clock.
Inc Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond Ter Norfolk
every Tue day, Thursday, aud Saturday, a o'clock
a NJ Returning. leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wed.
ne-day, and Friday morning. ut O'Clock. Th--c boats
connect with the Baltimore boats. JEwESS. GEOR-
GA, and HERALD, by which passenger are enabled
II ~ through to BALTIMORE without detention.
Passage aud Fare from Richmond To Norfolk 81 90
FROM Rich,nond To Baltimore q 90
Forward cabin to Baltimore 9 90
HASKINS IppV
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CONGRESS-.
COror'pordine Of thf Baltimore Patro,-Ry T,lrsrash
WASHING ron. THURSDAY, March 26. 1876.
IN SENATE

IN SENATE.
Mr. CHALMERS, Of Miss D., presented the credentials
OF THoNAs j. RusH, zone OF the Senators from Texas
AMI Mr.. x. took the oath and his seat.
lie u tall large, substantial looking man. appar.nv
about IL years Of age, smooth face, dark brown ha and
rather long nose.
Mr. ALLEN again suggested that some d,y be named
on which the Gree n debate shill be closed.
discu sion ensued aud tue subc ct was Ibid over
Mr. NJ. CLAYTON'S resolution calling ON the Pres
ideni Tor further correspondence that may have taken
pace between the Um ted STAT aud Great Britain nbout
oegnn 80 that the Sonnie might adYIsody on the
ton OF notice, taken up.
spirited debate took place. but no decision was reacl,.
ed, when, motion,
The Oregon resolutions was taken up
Mr. MILLER, OF New Jersey addressed the Senate and
Is now speaking.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The ball 10 supply deficiencies appropriations for GER
tam objects Tor the hsca year ending Both OF June 1876
which was under consideration ifday when the uou..
adjourned, taken up TIL. rnng M Commute. of the
Whole. a furious and partzan discu isinn took place
Mr. DOUGLASS Is now speaking IN vehement terms
attacking the Nullifers and Abot Oni.t.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

INHE subscriber having taken that new and
= comndious buidnr t1ih between Main and
Csy kuowa the "ranenu, bsgsto can aueuon o. The
public 20 q under ~ ~ ST CUARLEs HOUSE"
hvey rfo viii BE- made picase ho-e favor the ~
thafsswu csn aud cveuhing enher dsica
q ubsan that he h rrady for cu
lsnsrs-sai slSays Ssrvsd in superior sye
@hae-S@' " Q LovEJoY
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. BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE. South IAN
~. Sirsef. EicBNOSD ~

~ y
Iottc ries for this weeki
Two sp-bd Lotteries for frday-Gfand CAPITAL. sIo oOO
f"o" SOO" 1850 JOn, 1870 90 Of 500 IS No.
ba1Jis Tickets ., halves ,, qrs ..
hi- the f-ople'- fasonI.-Canisl. $1,000 $50 ke Ae-
- N"- l''fa~n ballots 1esessi, halves qs 25 cus
for SATURDAY Morning. ia. seh-m--Capua, sgOoo 1Ooo
1000 1900, 1884 1000, Nos n dA~p b,Ho,
Tickets ~ 40, halves Is. qrs g. cents
Two io-r- f Saturday Evening drawing. received NV I'm,
day sma-asd CspHal sO1eO 1880 5000 Isg5 no oi soo
&e "a Nos - drawn ballot, T.ct-i. L. halves = or. l.
Also. the Dollar Lottery aFsin-Css,nI. $4,000 q. ss Cd
Nos, IL drawn ballots TWksts 81 haIve. zoe an. sse
S3O,OO0-l5. OOO-lOO oT 1000,
Grand 'onspdAi-d Lottery No H. drawn on Saur.y
March ssth l-W. - Nos ~ dawn Issni pt,t $40 ~
$4,000, 800" 5000 5000 s3-i 100 prrz.. OF 1000 A.
VIZ ha,e. O. quj orrth.a whole. cost si,3 90 "a
halves ~ "a. % qrs -. wv W. -
W Orders for pat kages ceroa,e singh.
OF the above Loueue- protnoy ,t.,dd A., -,
Ii. drawings all them Lam, or .,na 49,,
es-hed at "eh Postage pah All BY t. .u.eb.r An
eonnun .saiiors cnurely eonn.i,ntia
W Per~Ins ending lor Tickets any OF ia. ahov.
should b. mind that BURkUss AfIueIy PtI,. Osc. . a.
place to send they want money. ADDRESS.
CICERO BURRIss
RI
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

:, :, March 10
Flour-Nothns doing beyond the sales Of few hundred
bbls. iair brand, 81 S7i still quote at SisIIa4
sd os common aud tar brands Gran-Wheat il gcner
ally held above the views Of miers Corn sells nj Csc for
southern yellow, aud 62c for white. Lcad-lI0O pgs
Lead l5c. mos. VIII skey-We quote hEds. 221c and
bbls. 23c--U. ). GAzErTT.
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I'm STOR E,

IN 81 u NE,
IIT r,aa, s. ALGEsINEs-fOr L,a,e.' Dresses
Etohc Bai,le
sls wsrp G,nshams,
Shaded Swiss Lawns
Balconies aud Bareges
Muslin robes
Marscrlcs apL other shirts
Raii-Ie shawb
Checked, striped sad plain sv ss muslin,
Plain book
Checked, striped and plain eambnc,
FaIn and figured bobnsts
foo'nes and other lace foods
Jaeon't and eamhrie r,iRinss AMI insrtinp
Irish linens, a large sioek
ftfa ~ hncn shretinEs
Linen cambiies and linen cambr,e hi.G
Brown and bleached hollands
brown linens and gas cloths even yaneiy
Heavy tIo~n linen drills
BleAched
Navy dns a good aricio
Gambfoons and csuonades a very heavy stock
Aaraeiies sud Valencia scstiurs
Prench and English bis ysstnss q quality
Baes brown anl bronze French eoh o The best make
English cloths, Of every shldr and quality
Baet and fancy French double api snse widths
English cassiu'srcs an tWceds
Ansucau fancy eas.im'rss. beautiful article
= pain and hEd dpp drie
summer cloths. every color and ptiee
Bornblgines and apaccas
sik and alpaca urrc
Green arrge. hiact lace wells
biaek white and crrd Italian Grape. hat crspe
Black and cord AZ gloves
Hoe and half hose. q large siock
Sih and cotton h,tG
French sih umbrella = fine article
Cotton asd Fhsham Umbrellas
Parasos and Fafaaniettes
Stocts, collins and bosouts
Black itaian and other cray,u
Fanny neck hdtfs and scars
Hlact ana eoTd sewinr siks
10. natspf thr.,gs y.ry 49,,
Tay'ots, Hfnoks, Co1trs ani other slsioi cotton
buttons and combs large stock
Gun, web and other suspen.ers
PRINTS
- - 60 10 land 70 ibeached shuinFsk sbsetnr
- - ffmd brown shiuiuts ard shretinss-sm,nrs
which are Nsnis stout Nils NaBs hestst an
/ other well tu1vn brauis.
Apron ani Furniture Checks
kHot and fcntrntsry faids fot srrvants
And many oiher styles Goods an " Which an, osr IN t
tfadc upon ne most accommodating terms
nh 70 DANIEL. " LONDON
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EAGLE HOTEL.

EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
HAVE this day opened THE EAsLE IIorrL.
whch have htcd win Furniture and every ,,fr
table accommodation or Ronrr BY ne Day Ncuh o. ts,t
ao ict Iransient A. every steroa vii BE- made 40
Evs abstraction hope to b. hberany paonited Pernn. vs
ING the city woud o. ave the Eaele Ifos ,,l-,nd
hose havins hos aufrd have nads The hesi
sHaegsmssit Coz hsv'ns then vel shsn care a.
kSs-osR May 2 cRUNP
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lotteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO.. >. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
lat all ins -sy vnat they can
FOR selling Primes, Sra rTo. IN. ,..,

The Prize $4,000 Pa;d,t
W Whol. Ticket Nos % 52 SO, the c.p,,aI p,;,. M
~ ooo Deiiars, IN l<sssurr Iosry, No ~ drawn 2lj
MARCH instant and sod by srRArrDN 90. Of M, civ n,o,
~a- Yesterday p'ssesi-d AMI ea.h.d STATIONS P,,s n
Drawn Nos. in ~ Jersey. Class. Al: March 13,d
- ~ 50 - } - a. 50 % 81 10 ~ S.
Ticket NOs. u a. S. One moio pri1e odd & p,J hv
49, STRATrON.
$1,000. 1000.
f"day-honohFaia. ~ Capitals 1000 1000 10 OF 100
&c - Ns " drawn WbD.s 81 haSs. So guar.r Is et.
$4,000. 1000.
Moeday ~o'hns-susssI Eun cspta- sIoos 1000 .7s
<o' goo Joi lSe ke IS Nos 3dawn Whole. N h.x.. ca.
quarters csc. - 1870 ~
5000, 10000
Monday aorning-AIabdri ,Ils- ~ C.pta- %, mn IN
900 'ono 1000 10 1000. 90 Noe. ~ drawn wso. $40
halves 5; qrs , 80. W.
hpJrrs referred which ar.
Al The once. proof of been done ard ever,
eo"uhses to inercass the number sod paid ~
" Orders for tic I'm The ,bo,.
Schemes and all Lousrcs promptly pd.d To- ana
drawing cent wien requested.
r~ass address orders 70 N. srRATroN
Va
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WELLINGTON eopprS A,.,
sale OF n Ttact OF Land, In the county OF Hen
TirO, undcT Decd OF Irn.t

rico, under a Deed Trust
TDtkSt AM to the provisions of a deed of
si dated The i day NJ May tst7 and recorded in IN.
terss he Couuy Count Heurco executed By Mann
Valentino n tho uuierurued for purpose ~ securing m
" mnney therein mentioned Que Jot bernard shall on
nAH hc llh i'y Of Apr iste prosef 10 cell
AZ public Aucuon promises the highest brr TO, ash
Ifact ~ aresi N Land lying County
'y Of h'nond containing ~ conveyed
une BY aid Herntrd eecpur hosver "a acrrs o.
au subsequently conveyed hy sa Ecrnird wife All va
enne IN Jns iyons, Deed dated day nccsbcf 1885
and resevinE an the may found On ne aid
and win ~ rfvFr of searching sue a. q expressed
at 81 forth he dd from % aid Val
eune w. ~ the appointed he sse n sid and
The Seshe shall b. Such Improper boz te opinion
~ ne trustee o. prceei the Of the
sad lani viii b. cnunucd from DAY Sunday strspi
AZ The hour. until he q % effected
believe thr 10 o. b. hud Fand bat sftnr Al.
trustee shah only convey By The d.ed q
AFORESAID
NH 'a-ttds LOFrN y ETLEI-r Truaes
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HENRY LuDLhM & co.
anal Packets

The Packet Boats SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond fr Lynchbury every Monday,
Wednesday, snd Friday, ut o'clock IN ih. morning.
RefuT"iHg-Roach,s Richmond on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at - O'Clock, p. NJ.
Passage aud Fare sc 90
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HASkINS & LIBBY, Az,


Boats for baltimore and PhRadeiphm.
T~IcE
The Steamers COLUMBUS aud PoCAuONTUs
leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday aud Sa-
turday. at o'clock. p. NJ the Columbus running on
Tuesday. and the Pocahontus Saturday afternoon
Passage aud Fare S. 90
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' ALUABLE REAL ESTATE. IN
THE COZ NTY OF HENRICO.

For sale at Auction.
" Ill be sold at public auction, upon the pre-
misses respectively. THURSDAY ID, lth Jly Of Ap,f
merit lot No ~ ~ be Town OF weshaDpon m The county
Hrnreo contain o. " and ~ rs which there o Va
llabe stone giay also Lots numbered
"a the sai Town 81 WeHhampoa, and
poes 81 o. Lots numbered ~ &C. 69S ~ plan
near - the resiencrs n Mesrs Reuben ryer Pcr
John Andrews aud nhe ami asn Dot No sydnry
containing BY estimation situated Tn.
1T lies between ~" e-denee NJ Nr Esd and that late
y occured by w t. psc0tas Esq and beautifully AMI
elgby located Tn SIZE will commence O'Clock with
The h" described lnt and immediately ~ acre. An.
70 WI be sod The lots IN The Of Bevidse al
oeo aud the Ioi the Town Of sydpsy O'CLOCK P
NJ TbEHs-our thtd cash balance months. Tor 40
proved endorsed paper ssr wnh5uths resrrrs
~ RfQuFSr 90 TIE OWNER
NH 9s-entds GpnntN A.,
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10 Ia'eni'ne Thomas Dalton

10 Valentine Thomas DaItoa
No will take notice, that upon the 18Th
.y 2, Aprh lao, between hours Of . u. .,a p
E.n "a. proceed To lake Countin, Ho..- AZ NJ.
o. n'hehs1l Commission Merchant an IN, eny ~ ~
p,s, 4S OF LOUISIANA, ia. depo-on. OF H.,v.y 49,.
80 rs VI. WA H. seot. Philip Thomas Ella. Ru.. "a
80: - @ ana others to BE- -vtepe. in an. ar, ~ "A,
'as against Ialon'- administrator and ano,h., -
r - 80 npf''or Court Of Cha for the Rchnou, o.,
81 % W. are plaintiff and you other. =. d,1,n,,n,
- % any cause The sad deporion- shauId -o b. eou,sn
e,t,r.d w asa IAN day Of April 1886 sane will ~.
'h1" o" day to day between -ln- bonrs until ohss
JULIA ANN McGIII
NH 10 A.. CATHARINE SHAW
R.
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EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Arrird and Departure Of The Cars.

Arrird and Departure Of the Cars.
RIoHN"so, FREDERICKSBURG, AsD POTOMAC RAIL RoAu.
The Cars leave Richmond tor Fr.dericksburg and
aquia Creek every morning at o'clock, aud connect
with the Steamer POwHATAN. OF AUGUSTA, ON
the Potomac River. Returning, the Cars reach Rich
m"nd daily. at "a o'clock =. NJ: Thus enabling pa.-
sengers TO make the rp between Richmond aud Wash
ing'on City IN day light
Passage between Washington and Richmond s. 90
DO. do. Richmond and fredericksburg , 30
The Cars for Charlotte viIle leave Richmond daily at
oc'ock, a. NJ. Returning. arrive daily at 81 P. NJ.
fassage either way IS 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail. Road.
TRAIS
Leaves Richmond daily n Pm
Leaves Petersburg daily 5;A NJ
Acc'NNIpGrIoH TRAIN
Leaves Richmond duly (Sundays excepted at A NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily tSundays excepted AT r.
The Can leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mail
train daily. at o'clock. +. VI.
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