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CO.ParfnerShiD.

TINE subscribers have formed Co Partnership, for
the purpose Of manufacturing BAR IRON, BOIL
Err PLATES and NAILS, al the Manakin Iron Works,
in Gouchand county, seventeen miles ab0ve Richmond
on the James River Canal. under the style and firm OF
GROVE, JAMES & DU.VALL.
JACOB II. GROVE,
WATKINS JAMES,
BENJAMIN J. DU-VALL.
Richmond, Nov. le, le47.-d&clm
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MARINE JOURNAL.
-ORT OF VICHMO ID.
a CAR ID

y Expecting pamphlet lately published BY the
~ Rev. John Skinner ID. d. late Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church in Lexington, Virginia.
From facts which have come TO their knowledge
from various quarters, the undersigned induced To
believe that some persons may have been imposed upon
by pamphlet lately published and extensively circula
tod by tho Rev. John Skinner, ID. D. late pastor of the
Presbyterian Church OF Lexington, Va In this parnph
let our names, and the names nf Others have heen
most unccremoniously introduced. We feel called
upon, therefore, TO nferm the public, under our own
names, and upon otr own responsibility, that the said
pamphlet, an whole, and especially In its assumed
character OF detailed Repori," is utterly unworthy
Of credit We afirp II contains atenienls absolutely
untrue, and insnuations and misrepresent alons, both
slandefous aud unfounded. As to the statements in
tended To nInre us personally, we individually deny
them ia the most positive manner, and pronounce
and community, whose only offence against DIR. Skin
her was, that could neither tnj0y profit BY his
sstry. And these declarations we pledge ourselves TO
prove, whenever proper tribunal shall cali for their
Investigation. HENRY RUFFNER,
JOHN 7. l.. PRESTON,
PIILO CALHOUN,
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES JORDAN,
]. ALEXANDER,
JOHN A. CUMMINGS.
SAMUEL McD. REID,
SAMUEL NJ. DOLD,
JAMES COMPTON,
JOHN 3 LYLE.
ROBERT l. WHITE,
GEORGE A. BAKER,
]. VI WILSON.
z. G. CARUTHERS.
Lexington, Va, Nov. 3, le47.
Psi feel authorized to say, in justice TO Dr. Alfred
Leyburn. that this Card would have been signed by
him. but for his absence from the State.
Nov. l9-cli J. j. l.. PRESTON.
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appointment, BY the Gorernor Of Virginia.
Henry Martin, Of Providence, Com missioner
for be Stale OF Rhode Island, 10 take deposit
lions, acknowledgment OF deeds, &c.
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--- To viii: |, -, aIustice Of
the Peace for the county aforesaid do hereby certify,
that whose name is above subscribed as
an aesng witness. personally appeared before me, In
my county Aforesaid and made oath, that the above
named - -, - -, - -, whose
name subscribed parties 10 the above letter Of
attorney, acknowledged the same in the presence Of
the said Witness as their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of -,
eighteen hundred and -.
Oct. l9-c& Ovid ---, [sEAL,
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PIANOS IN FARMyII.LE.

rEiIlE LAYERS nf music IN hi. vrnitr, who wish 10
i purchase PIANOS, are requested 10 examine the
INSTRUMENTS now offered for sale by The subscri-
ber liz has on hand tyg both =" which are Of superior
tone and fn.h, and tie IL Of piece NJ fur
nlture. l. new amt most beautiful The makers
Messrs. Knnt- s. Cache Of baltimore, and 4. Rosrn-
krantZ OF Dresden. instruments f.um the manulnc'o'
rrs oi both have been pronounced by the best judges
in this vicinity To be unsurpassed. They made
with t!r kind of action lcknoy. ICED by manuactG-
rrrs Ia br the durahr-a point in selecting
a Pian. several have bern s1d In LIS yicinty-oIh-
ers ARE expected soon. Prices are low.
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ID. Paine ~ Go.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following splendid prizes have been sent 10 this
agency in the last thirty days, 81 Of $4,000
Of 10000 of 7,50a, Of $685. Of 5000, Of ,SJO
and numerous other smaller ones. Sre The brilliant
schemes for ovemher and forward your orders 10 us
Urto &. w. PURCELL, Richmond, virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER. 1877.
10000 DOLLARS! 5 oi 10000 DOLLARS |!
cr pnLIApS I..rS .,tQ.
Slsanehanna Lottery, Class NJ. So to be- drawn At
Baltimore on Wednesday, November "a, 1877. 20 Nos,
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BLACK AND Fancy CASHMERE rANTALoo:

BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PAHTALooNs.
THE subscribers have ju,, received large
L and fine assortment D. black and fancy
CASHMERE PANTALOONs, as vel as
every article in the Clothing line, which they are
Disposed TO sell as cheap as articles Of he same
quality can be bought Tor in any house in his or
any other ely Al persons in wan; are requested
70 call and examine their Stock before purchasing,
as they Tee, confident key make ,tn their in.
tsres, 10 do So. MERCHANT X SMITH,
Nov. l7-d3t No. Ia, Main Street,
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NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, .
Nnua,oh.r 10 IS11

INUVcIHUtI 10 IOfIs
THE Executive will receive proposals Tor the
i sale Of sundIy Convict Slaves in he Peni-
!cniiary, repcieved for transportation beyond the
limits OF the Unied States.
Nov. IS WIN. H. RICHARDSON, 5. G.
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WOODVILLE STILL IN MARKET.
THIS very desirable Farm. containing $50 acres, and
i situated within one mile Of ORANGE Cour, house,
viii p AGAIN offered for sale the fourth Monday III
November next upon the same terms a heretofore ad
ver,ised ;! ". SaL Npbhs.
Admir- de bonis non Of VIM. Shepherd. decd
Oct l-cH VI wing requested 10 copy
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.

LAND IN IRINCE Ell w hRD rop on LII.
7 OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
1 owned by Isaac Read, Esq, Of kanawha, and my
self.
This Estate lies in the county OF Prince Edward, on
Buffalo, Fort aud Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from Iampden Sydney College, three and hall from
Prince Edward Court bolse, and eight miles from the
town of Farnvllie IL contains about one thousand
acres, of which about hundred and twenty acres
are grounds o. choice quality, and there i an am
pie quantity Of wood and pant land. large proper
lion OF the high land Is rich, md Ia high state Of i'm
provement clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
ON thI Estate there l. Grist and Manufacturing
M,i recently repaired, with three run Of stones The
water power is ample and may he doubled, II drs.el.
without much expense. The Mil, since have Owned
IT, has made as much three hundred barrels oil toll
grain in year. The Of this estate 10 good
markets makes il desirable properly and well worth the
attention OF persons wishing TO buy profitable lands.
The overseer, living on the premises, Will show thr
land to any person wishing 10 sfe u.
CLEMENT C. READ.
r. S.-As shall be absent from home for the next
three MONTHS leave The above advertised Estate IN inc
hands OF Capt. Henry A. Watkins. Of Charlotte Court
house. and Mr. " g. Read of Farmye, TO whom per-
cons wishing 10 purchase may refer. nn
Nov. la-c5m 7. =. hEhD.
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nvEpSEER " ANTEn.

WANTED, m OvrISrrr er large Cotton Estate IN
w Ma,en.n County, Alabama. 4 man We'll quail
fed VII: receive liberal compensation. Apply al The
Enquirer Off =. Nov. lh-c4f
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DOCTOR GIBSON

DEJO OIN OID1O-'
ID ESPECTFULLY lenders his professional
II services TO the citizens oil Richmond and It's
vicinity.
n. Office 7Ih street, near Franklin.
Or Il ca WIN
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence of Tie Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1875 Pm.
There is no change 10 note in The New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
Merchants are waiting for the Brilannia's
news.
The weather is mild and hrigh, 10 degree al
together unsni'cd 10 the season.
NORFOLK MARKET, Nov. ls.-Ba con,
hog round, 10 cts. Flour &c 25 6 so. Corn,
60 zoe. per bushel. Oais, so a SIS c.
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MON Dt,NrI,

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM. IN the county of
n Powhaian ahnnt mile from James river, ana
- miles from IL. ci:y Of Richmond II cohtlins nine
hundred oi lau seven hundred al which are IN
der cultivation. There l. the place profitable .tst
mill; also, mill and ihr-shlng machine, worked
~ water power. ms Farm i well furnished "lti 10
bacCn and uut-iouses: also. an nvrrsccr house, WIN
four comfortable rooms. There will be found seeded
on the land Ia ui,hels uf good wheat.
Possession given the IL 81 January For inrlherpar-
ticulars, address J. H. FINNEY, subjects I. o Pow
hatan. .
r. s.--Ths place would BE- suitable for New Eng
land farmer. pct l2-rii
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY.
THE Thirteenth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the James River and Kanuwha Company will
be held at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, with
permission of the proper authority. Monday, the 2ad
Of November By order Of the President and Directors.
c. o. GEaBERDING, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October, 1871.
FORM or PROXY.
Hson MRS THrsr PRESENTS, That we, The
subscribers, being Stockholders i'll the James River
and Xanawha Company. do hereby constitute and ap-
point - - our true and lawful attorney and
proxy to represent each of in all The general
ings of the Stockholders of sld Company held within
six months from aud after the date thereof when we
are not personally present represented by other
proxy, with full power and authority, II, such general
meetings, give such vote votes. and to do snch
other act or acts, each of could give do,
member Of the said meetings, If we were personally
present; and do hereby ratify and confirm whatever
votes. acts, said attorney may lawful
y give do for us in pursuance Of the authority here
by conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals thi, - day of -,
one thousand, eight hundred and -.
Teste, - -, SEAL.
- -, lsEALl
-=, tsrAL
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH pLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
I2clon 0inn Ia Ire IrnSl.fS nf Ihc Rink nj tie


CONTAINS about 100 acres all under fence, 500
~ cleared, az which there from $50 10 400 In cult
yaton. aud nearly. about 200 acres of timber--sn
a,ed II miles East South East from The city of Vicks-
burghas IL horses, stock of cattle, Including
en- wagons sufficient stock Of hogs, farming uien
ss, including tools &C. Two ci>ierns and an excellent
well of water, Gin house, (incmding press and
mill a new sn stand and thrashrr, new negro quar-
trrs carpenters shop, hlacksmlth'S shop, two new
cribs: also, stable anu old cribs, good double dwell
ling ho,Se, containing three rooms and closet also,
vegetable aud fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
the en-uing year The and fodder sufficient for the
place the year. will be sold on the place, and dr.
lyercd al tile market price. The farm VIII be sold for
$4,000 Of which $500 in cash, AMI the balance IN
one Two and three yeas, equal annual instruments,
bearing six per interest from the date OF sale, ~
cured rs mortgage, or deed IN trust.
Apply 10 Joseph 4. Roberts, Agent, Nltcnez, VINO
has iull power 10 sell and convey said property.
Aur. l--c:im
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j s.. VI. kc.
n TT II /, r V We y DE n


FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA.
T NJ. CLARKE takes great pleasure in offering the
y ]. brilliant Schemes for November, 1877. Clarke
has been Vendrr for the last fifteen years IN the ci.
ties Of Plitshur., "a, Wheeling, Va and Richmond
Va, and refers the Managers proof Of the fact
that he has sold large Capitals than any Vcndcr III
the United States. For prizes address postage free
JOHN M. CLARKE Richmond Va.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS, 10 be drawn Nov 20,
1917. Prizes $50, O00 prizes of 10 0uO Of 5000 10
oi 900, 40 Of 500 &c. Tickets only slu.
10000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery Class 81. u BE- drawn Nov. 81,
l,UBU, loo Of 500, &c. Tickets only $40.
FOX SATURDAY, 9th NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE :s7o 0uU! $1,000! $4,000! :!
100 Prizes Of 81 900, amounting 10 slO0. 900.
TT $500 lowest three number prize Il
Tickets only $40. II drawn numbers in each package
of 25 tickets.
alexandria Lottery Glass /, 10 be drawn Satur-
day, Nov. 81, 1917 rs Nos IL drawn. Grand Capt.
tas SIS 900, - U00 Is OOO 900, 5000, u0U, 1896,
5of $50. laof ,5un loo Of O0 aa7 Of ao1, &c,
amounting to Sl,2l7 PIG. Tickets $40; halves 10; quar-
ters 5; eishihs So certificate Of package Of 10
whole Tickets S23O-shares III proportion.
10 Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
es in ne above Schemes, addressed 10 tue undrrsgn-
ed attended 10 by return Of Mail; and when requested
m account Of the Drawings forwarded so soon rs re
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Soy IA Richmond Va
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Executor Of Robert Thrift, deceased.
Oct o9-ctds
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100 Dollars Reward

EFT my residence, in Caroline county, last August,
IL Negro Man, named HlLLYARD. lie is about 20
years old about feet, or inches in height, OF light
brown compile lon teeth little decayed In 'front.' hair
inclined be straight and bushy, little or no beard,
walks with his turned in, and smiles when spo-
ken will pay S25 for hi, delivery 10 me- fappre
hended in Caroline or Hanover, $50 IL taken out Of
those countless and within ~ miles OF my residence,
$50 If beyond that distance and 500 out of the Stale
Of Virginia. I'D. VI. BRIDE Els.
Caroline CO.. Va Nov. 10, ls47.--cwtf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioner b. The
L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanc1ry !or
The county al Goochllnd a. the april term, 1917. il The
case OF cnr,er Carter Will oisr for sale, NJ puh;ic
auction, 1. SAB0r HILL, III Sad county, at u 81
clock, y NJ, on MONDAY the .vlh December, 1877, II
fair If not. the next fair day, the following property,
VIZ: Twenty thirty Negroes, h-en Mules, thlrt,
forty head OF Cattle or two hundred Hogs, small
ock Of Sheep the crops OF Tobacco, Corn, Hay and
Oats Of tie present year lot oil Povrnjrr, aud all the
farming implements belonging Ia said Estate. In
tlr sale ~ completed the goth, IL viii be
tinnri from day 10 day.
Tn. TERMS, Us decrsed BY the Court cash.
Z. H. CARTER, COMMISSIONER.
Oct. l5-3t,wfds
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TURPIN & cos PRIZE oFFICE.-No
i LOT, East Main street.
Let all other Vendors boast as they will,

TNURPlN e. cos PRIZE OFFlCE.-No.
i l0t, East Main street.
Let all other Vendors boast as they will,
TURPlN & CO. sell prizes STILL
Great Excitement in Tie Cretk Nation :
Second Capital sold, amounting 10 The hand
some prize OF three thousand three hundred and
eighty nine dollars, and paid by The ever lucky
TURPIN g. co.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Class As.
3 SO Is 43 AZ al 4 35 &c.
Nos. 4 26 IS, The second Capital Prize, s., $3.50,
was sold 10 the above Lottery, and cashed al sigh,
by TURPlN & co. The Ticket can be seen
at the office.
The Creeks are in luck. Another Prize -
The cry is, 'slill they come"
Drawn Nos Lcesburg Lottery, Extra, No. &c.
II So So so &c AZ II % 60 rs SO Sc 80 81.
Ticket Nos 81 rs III another Capital, sod
and paid IL Creek, al the Celebrated Prize Office
of TURPIN & co.
To.day-The Dollar Lottery draws al The Elk.
change Hotel-Leesburg Extra, 81. Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, 600, 500, AGO, &c. IS Nos, l3
drawn. Tickets l; halves Soc; qrs. Csc. Fine
scheme for Packages. Risk on Package only
, 75-at TURPlN & cos.
Splendid Scheme for Saturday. Capital: 800.
$50 Lowest prize 200. Tickets 10; halves 5;
qrs. 2 SCAT
TURPIN & cos CREEK OFFICE,
Nov. 10 Famous for selling Capitals.
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IOMmEKCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov.Is
TOBACCO-Receipls and inspections light.
We quote Lugs 81 3; common leaf 25 a
so, midding 5 a S rs; good and fine Is
s. No fine manufacturing inspecting.
FLOUR-S5 62a Gin very lille demand
since the arrival OF the caledonia"
WHEAT-Whi,e 100 a 1924; Red ! Is ll7l.
OATS-25 a 80 C. per bushel.
. CORN-65 cents-dull.
CORN MEAL-75 80 cents per bushel.-
Sales Of country meal al so cts.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN: Smi,h6eld and City
cured, 9 81 cents, hog round; Western
Sides, II 8 cents Shoulders,6 II cents;
Hams, II III cents. Supply and demand fair.
LARD-l2 l2t cents in kegs.
FlSH-Nonh Carolina Herrings cut sc a
SO from second hands; none in first hands
COTTON-llia 10 cents per pound.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 % 50 62t, according 10 qualify
SnEEp 81 Is a 3 90. Hoes Sc 90, nett
LlME-Sl - from vessels, 81 from stores.
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ron SAIE RENT OR LEASE,

FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,
THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins. the
i property of the late Albert I. Goodwin, lyins III
Dinu iddie, on Iatclers Run. about i've miles from
the Court house. and twelve from Petersburg, contain.
ing about $500 acres, large partition Of II IN woods Of
prime quality Few such estates can he found Ia the
county being well adapted 10 the growth d corn,
wheat oats aud tobacco. The lois are IN excellent or
der. There IL Il Dwelling house, with i've rooms =
Also, necessary out houses wanting slight repairs
Planters seeking Investments seldom meet will; such
an opportunity of suiing themselves near market The
Terms will be- liberal X. X. MEADE,
Executor Of A. L. Goodwyn, decrased
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At Court OF the United States, for the Eastern Dis
N trict of Virginia, held the Unit-d state, Court
Room in The City of Richmond, Friday, November
l2th, 1877
against In Bankruptcy.
Sieger s. Nash, Defendants:)
There being on deposit in the Bank Of Virginia fund
the credit Of the Court in this for distribution,
il is ordered that notice be published in the Richmond
Enquirer. for ten days. that, al future term, dv-
dend and distribution will be made Of the said fund,
among the creditors of tho said Steger & Nash who
shall have proved their Claims after deducting there
from such fees may be due the Officers Of the Court
Copy. Teste, P. MAYO, Clerk.
Nov. l0-c4t
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NOTICE.

NOl lCf,
A LII persons indebted 10 WILLIAM G. MARTIN,
"A Merchant Tailor, late Of tins city, by bond, note
OF open account, requested and notified 10 make
immediate payment 10 the subscriber, into whose
hands all his claims have been placed for collection,
and by whom they will be shortly put in legal train
for settlement WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
Attorney AT Law, &C, No. 76, Man street.
Nov l2-c5tif
NOTICE-I shall petition the Legislature of Virginia,
at Its next session, to raise the Tolls Mayo's
Bridge. L. Z. MAYO.
Nov 9-cw5w
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, 14,h Slreel.-Ths
~ day, at Exchange Hotel, at half past 4,
p. M, $4,000. Tickets 81.
Tomorrow, November 20-Splendid Scheme:
$4,000. , OF 10000, 3 OF 5000 Tickets $40.
For sale by CLARKE.
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T UCRS OFFICE, Wall Street, opposite
IL City HI For o.day-si2, 900 Capital
Prize. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets S4.
5000 Capital. Tickets SO.
Drawn Nos. OF Susquehanna Lottery. No 81:
% % Is IS 80 81 SIS 60 81 So % 43.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass PIC:
Sc IL 81 So Al % II g. CT sc AZ 10.
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40 600 DOLLARS 4 OF 10000 DOLLARS !!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No As, TO he
drawn al Wilmington Delaware, November =, lci1
rs Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals
| prize Of 10000 10 prizes Of $1,000
J.; G3u % 800
1000 &c. SC.
Tickets sI2 halves 6; quarters B.
a.y- Orders for Tickets Shares In all lotteries m
der our management constantly for sale Address us
ar Z. w. PURCELL,
oet ~ Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy e. e. &. <.Es. Mill, Auct.
NEGROES

viii be sold by US, On FRIDAY the 18Th, at
halt pas O'Clock, one Negro Man. two likely
Negro Girls, IG ami 10 years old, and one Negro
Boy.
Nov. IS NIB 6 c 3. HILL, Aucts.
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WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE,
EORa number of years, n SMALL FARM, with a
L Store House and Dwelling House, for a small ia
mIy Address d. F. A., post paid, 10 the Posimas-
ter al the Junction. Nov l6-clm
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Richmond. August 81, lsi7.-ctf
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HoU
e., IA 'H'sST C

TEAyiSC taken House The Basin. tenders his
1 vices 10 his friends and The public generally IN
forwarding merchandise, and for The sale Of all the
staple articles nf produce.
l.. H. T. in the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
lodged Judgment is fully competent sustain The in
tnrc.fs nf Planters. Feb 9--cu
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MOUNT VERNON.

Periodically believe disconnected visitors dsappoint
ed ghseers pour the walls of their wrath upon
the devoted heads of the and occupants of Mount YER
This the customary abuse IS deliberately COM
menced by eter-wrter in the New Orleans Delta who is
than usually upon the condition of the grounds
and buildings and especially upon Mr. "Gaston ashing
ton. Who Mr. CASTOR Washington Is we do not tor GER
tanty know there being parsonage OF that far
learn, this neighborhood but presume that
is intended designate Mr. JouS AUGUSTINE WAsHISG
row. who resides Mount Vernon Taking this for granted,
have doubt but that that gentleman will regard this
the New Orleans Delta in the light Of favor rather
than insult conveying notice 10 oil strangers that they
have the privilege, during his absence OF entering into
his private residence and making free with his paros and
chambers
Seriously not most unreasonable and unjust as long
as Mount Vernon private property, and occupied by pr
waite family TO ask that should be made public every body
who comes there Would Mr.. Washington be able to use
his own dwelling, could he keep his family there, if the
house thrown open all strangers He is complained
he does give up what his every man,
man., and child whose curiosity, tase inclination may lead
visit his residence And again. when complaints
are made about his grounds &c. viii these dissatisfied people
please recollec that Mr. W. is plain Virginia farmer,
lying upon his crops for his income, and not millionaire,
with time and means employ in establishment, in
fancy operations.
All visiters to Mount Vernon privileged go the
grounds and the Tomb OF Washington They all
treated coueousy-though courtesy not always reciprocal
ted their part This is all that reasonable people
pect long the place private property and the house
private residence.
proposition has been started for the purchase Of Mount
Vernon by the Government. The of sale have been
offered by the proprietor and they appear be such give
satisfaction To those who have interested themselves in the
matter When the United States purchase the place they
can make what Of hey please and give such privileges
as they please As long is the property Of Mr. w.
surely the right exists in him.-Ardndria Gazette