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Senator Speight, Of Mississippi, who was ab-
sent from his seal in the Senate when The vote
was taken on the resolutions e1pellins the Edi-
tors of The Union from The privileged seats on
the floor OF that body, has authorized The Editors
OF that paper 10 say, if he had been present he
would have voted against the resolutions.
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- DpoprE ARE MOVING.

enonlarrous M,r,ing u The Pc"F!e Ut D"'''
more was held IN .Sn.dnr morning 'a.h a. 40.
Republican Readins Room, al wn, sr >
,.,u,ip,d 10 ca i a toxin meeting, atsne LA
On Monday evening rext, The Cpd ins''' OF all 'ne
,.;,;zens who are in favor of sustaining The coun-
~ IA he, war win Mexico, and supporting The
freedom 4! l,,e press. The "Monumena Cily"
,y;lI sneak .,l ia voice oil thunder, and in a
mapaer no! 10 be misunderstood.
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Far the Eng.

TO TUE VOTERS OF MECKLENb'
|, is generally supposed that our p'e'el
thy and able Delegates in the Leeislalu''s' ~
cline a reelection, therefore Iase The ~
calling public attention 10 young man
weight Of character fine talents, haors =
legation, and high promise, will at once :
pie surely for the faithful Performance ="
important duties Of the Represent.s,l11s.eGi 81
MiHK ALEXANDER, Jr. SUI =
February 6, i647.
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STArLETos COATES, Sec'y

Notwithstanding The slight hostility existing 10
him in Abemare, MIR. Leake (says The Lynch
burg Republican in re-publishing Crock Fish, y
is the most available Democrat in The District,
and can run ahead Of any Of his party al last
one hundred roles, We call upon The Democrats
OF the red land district, iherelore,-upon Bedford,
Amherst, Nelson, Madison, Green, Orange, and
A!bsmarle-,o stand by Mr. Leake, and di.coun-
lenance any attempt TO push him of he track,
unless it come from "laree and respectable por-
lion Of the Democratic party" Of tie District
which will mol be The case. A convention would
only result in The denomination OF MIR. Leake
and he will be az certain 10 defeat The federaliss
and the cliques opposed 10 him Of hi, own parry
without as with such Convention,
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TRUST AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND q SLAVES,

TRUST AND COM MlSSlCNERS' SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND q SLAVES,
~ THE COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
virtue of iva deeds al trust fon James Ross 10
- the late Hugh n. Patton, and the undersigned,
William J. Roberts, who is Surviving Trustee one of
them dated on the l2h day Of September, leiJ the
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Albrmarle
and, by virtue vi decree Of the Circuit superior Court
OF Law aud Chancery for the County oil Sposy vanil
made The LIST day 0f October, 1916, in The case of
James Ritchc and others against James Ross and 9th
in which decree The undersigned. George Carr and
Richard {. L. alonrnre, were appointed Gomnissi0n
ers for The purpose therein mentioned, WILL the
9TH day OF September hrxt tthat being Alb.marle
Court day. II flr II not on the next fair day. IN front
Of the Conrthonsr in The town Of charlottesville "f
fer fO sale, al public auction, Tor cash The Land and
Slaves conveyed by the said deeds and another drrd
from said Ross 10 Lawrence W. Berry, in said decree
mentioned, either Of them, Tor much Of the said
property as may be necessary 70 satisfy tue purposes o.
said deeds and decree consisting of all that part OF the
Estate or Tract OF Land called Blenheim in The county
of Abcmlfe. which lies thr East side of The Main
county road containing 800 acres more or less (ex
crpt that po ion Of The said land, containing 22 acres
or less, which was released 10 said Ross by the
said Patton and Rnhrs, by deed dated the 2lst Gay
OF uy, lo4j, and recorded in the Clerks Office afore
said-and except another portion OF the said land,
which, since thr execution II the sand deeds, has been
sold and conveyed 10 Andrew Stevenson, by deed
corded in the Clerks Office aforesaid Also, thirty
three Slaves mentioned and described in lie said deed
Of t'us dated on the Both day al July, 1871 and their
Increase since the execution Of that decd, such If
the said Saves and increase may be- yet living The
land h. sold aforesaid consists Of three convenient
divisions, or tiacis.
One of theta. the ''aiil Tract" contains about egs
acres The grcaler part Of II Is red Southwest Noun
tain land lies well, il well watercd, has an abundant
supply Of tmbcr, aud would make very desirable re-
Sdrnce Ii is about niue miles from Charlottesville,
and ten from ScerIsville
Another, the "Qnandarv Tract" contains about 5Ia
acres-red Southwest Mountain land-equal 10 any
high land in tar county nine miles from Scotts-
vile, and eleven from Charlottesville
The other tract contains about 99 acres and would
make an excellent Sheep Farm. there being abun-
dance of meadow and high ani To range upon.
WM. J. Roberts, Surviving Trustee.
GEORGE CARR, lr,;...
r. e. L. MGECURE, oo""'''"'''
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FT0W Me r acWtHg3cHS lhy.J 4 tHS, mug.
Last evening The joyful news came 10 hand
from The different counties in this district, from
which it will be seen The Democracy have tri-
umphed in this region of old Kentucky The
following is statement OF The reported majorities
which have reached us from the different coun.
ties. They may vary little from The official re-
turns, but not enough to change the result mate
rally. Hon. Richard French the Democratic
candidate, is triumphantly elected without doubt;
and this, 100, after being candidate only few
days previous 10 the election. What rebuke to
anti-war Whisgery in the stronghold Of the ''uni-
versal Wing pa.y!"
In the counties Of Fleming, Montgomery and
Clark, Cox, Wing, received majority of9Sl.-
In Carer, Brea,hit, Morgan, Bath and Lewis
counties, French Dem had majority Of ,29l.
French's maj. in the district 80.
Lawrence and Greenup We, 10 hear from, in
which counties il is though, that Judge FIench's
majority will be increased.
The Lexington Observer, Wing, claims nine
OF the ten Congressman from Kentucky. The
Louisville Democrat, however, says:
"Clayke, DEM, is probably elected in the third
district; and We were informed yesterday by a
gentleman from the second district, that Peyton,
Dem, was thought by both parties 10 have beat
en- his opponent. II This turns out 10 be The case,
We shall have a, least four Congressman from
Kentucky. Capt. Price of the sixth district has
undoubtedly beaten Adams, the Wing candidate
of that district"
The Louisville Journal, however, says there is
no doubt OF the election Of Adams. The Gin
cinnati Times saws that Tod, w. is elected in
the 81 district by 63 majority.
The Legislature is, as usual, strongly Wing.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURsUANT 10 a decree Of the Circnit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for The county Of Monroe, IN
the State Of Virginia, pronounced the 18th day Of
May, lsi7 in the cases Of Capertons Executor against
John u. Lewis, and others defendants and Dunlap
against the same defendants, the undersigned, Commits
sioners, Will eIpnsr sale, AT public auction, to the
highest bidder, upon the premises on credit Of one
two and three years, on THURSDAY, the 3uth day of
September next, that beautiful and valuable Es,atr-
THE SWEET SPRINGS-and the lands appurtcnant
thereto lying in the county of Mnnroe aud extending
into the county Of Allegheny. This property is siiua
ted in most eligible position for watering place. The
Spring rises IN one Of the most beautiful and pleasant
valleys in the mountains Of Virginia. and is unsupass
ed in ts delightful summer climate, varied aud sublime
scenery and luxurious and healiful bathing establish
nents. II IL distant twenty miles from COving
ton, the pnce designated "a the head of navigation on
The James River Canal and IL il believed will he either
o within n few miles OF the great central improve
ment OF the State, connecting the James with The Ohio
river.
The land il Of very superior quality, and the improve
ments sufficient for the accommodation Of some
three olr hundred persons. There Is located on this
property Brick Hotel, 2ia feet long and three stories
hnll containing dining 100 long and forty
feet wide The other houses for the accommodation of
visitors consist for the most part Of cabins.
The Sweet spring Tract pToper-emtracing the i'm
provemrnts. and containing l. acfesSlll first be auld
then the residue Of The lands, In such lots parcels
may best sni, the convenience Of purchasers, and most
enhance The amount Of sales. The purchasers OF the
Real Estate will be required 10 give bond and security
for the purchase money, and the title will be retained
until The purchase money IL paid.
There will also be sod NJ thr same time and place,
by said Comm issoncrs, all The Household and Kitchen
Furniture at, and belonging 10 the Sweet Springs con-
sslng Of such varriyas IL necessary al watering places
The Furniture will be sold FOR cash
As property Of this description and value il but sell
dom In The market, The Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention Of Capitalists 10 this adver
lsemen. and would brg leave 10 suggest, that Joint
stock company might be formed ana aivanLd2couS.y
invest in this property
i uEsRy K MS WeI2snvi''LE' comr,.
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Ssrasfa,a,s esfNce.


MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they cam
For selling Prizes, STRATTON'S the man.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, No f3, Aug II:
50 30 50 "a 81 IA "a 20 10 66 C3 80 G..
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Leesbure, Extra, No. -. Capitals: S4
o60, l,500 900, 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets sl
halves 50 c.; quarters a5
1000 DoLLARSl 1000 DOLLARS!
Sa1URDAY-Sussex, Extra, No G5 Capitals -
81 O0 1000, 6OO &c. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets ST.
halves 50 cts quarters a5 cts.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Il, IL be drawn ut Alex
dra on saturday, August ian, 1871 60 Nos 10 drawn
Grand Capitals: S3O,0nD, l0,UUD ,00n $500, ?, l6U,
of 5J0 10 Of 900, 20 Of 800, ~ Of 800, Tickets
$40; halves ); quarters 30.
10000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery. Class so, to he drawn satur-
tails: $40 OGn 81 OoO 10 900. 1000, $500, $780, ass
OoO % OF 001 SO Of 500 etc. Tickets $40 halves s.
quarters so.
10000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class 50, for si7 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday. Aug. o. 79 No. Luttery-i3
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $4,000, 10, 900,
10000 9nO 900, a,OUU ,7ue 30 Of nuO 60 Of 600
ca Of 4nU l29 Of $40 ctc. Tickets $40; halves quar-
ters 30.
single Tickets in NIL the Lotteries Will he promptly al
address orders 10 N. STRATr0N
Au. 9 Rchmu,d, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE subscriber wishes Ia sell bis Plantation in Anne
liza within four miles ofths Court house, and near
the Amelia Springs, containing about thousand
acres. generally IN fine heart. Upon this Tract there
are some seventy eighty of Creek low grounds,
very productive, and large body cf original wood
land, which would hiring the hest tobacco. lie would
also sell the stock Of mules. cows, SC, thereon roge.
ther with farming utensils of every kind, and wound
supply the purchaser with suficeEcy Of corn, oats,
fodder &C for years con,unption and wheat Iuf
seeding this FALL or, if desirable, wouid have lie
crop put in nj the usual price, and give full posssssn
the frst day of December next, from which time he
would be willing 10 allcw credit Of one, two, three,
four and five years for the amount equally divided
He will simply add, that his price for This property shall
not be than its real value, which he confidently
believes that, under good management, the payments
may be made from the place. III. DREWRY.
Mr.. r G.. Anderson, In the neghhorhood viii show
the premises any person disposed TO buy and commu
nicatons addressed 10 me, in Richmond, will be attend
ed TO. A. II. ID.
Juyo-ctf
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Ry the Magnetic Telegraph
81 Hours I'm Advance of the Hail.

Correspondence Of lAe Ric.isond Eneur,r3
% ELECTION NEWSLETTER FROM
California;, will be seen by The fellow.
ing leleerapbc despatch from our Baltimore col
respondent that Tennessee is reported 10 have
elected a Wing Governor This news we cannot
yet believe. IL comes too much ain a heap
1t is very strange lhal' the Telegraph man should
have heard from the ,ciok State, as 10 The Go.
vernor's eleclon-but mol word Of The Congress
sional election. There is also highly interesting
intelligence from California.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IL, At, P. Nj.
BY Geographic dispatch this evening from
Wheeling am enabled 10 send you the follow
ing intelligence from The elections 10 Tennessee
aud Kentucky, and from California.
TENNESS EE.-General Neil S. Brown, the
Wing candidate, is elected over his competitor,
Aaron Vail Brown-by wha, majority is not
stated. From the Congressional Districts no.
thing has yet been heard.
KENTUCKY.--The Democratic candidates
are elected 10 the I'd, Sd and 9th Districts.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARREST or Col. Fremont Two months later
intelligence has been received from California.
Col. Fremont has been arrested and sent home
on trial.
Kearny, Drake and Stockton are returning 10
the U. States.
The Mormons were quaItering al the great
Salt Lake. The emisrants were in suffering
condition.
The Reed family were safe.
BALTIMORE, August 1915 P. NJ.
FLoUR-There are sales of Howard street
Flour Today a, Sc. Market still without much
animation.
GRAN-There have been sales TO day of 5000
bushels of prime red wheat at 100 CTS per bushs
No change in other articles usually quoted in
notices Of the markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I2-4R. NJ.
FLoUR-Sales IF Pennsylvania ranf al R6.
G.alN-There have been sales tAGayM prime
white Wheat at l32 1850. per bushef
Provisions are in better demand al former
prices.
The demand for SUGAR is more active.
The CorToN market is firm.
NEW YORK, August I2-4 P. NJ.
FLoUR-Sales OF Gennesee al 50 e(t cents
per barrel. Southern has been sS,ld al 6. The
Flour market continues heavy.
GRAIN-TheIe have been sales Vt red Wheat
today a, l24 cents per bushel. Sales OF extra
Prime white at l40 cents per busael. The mar.
kel is heavy. Sales Of white Corn, not OF prime
qualify, al - cents per bushel. Sales Of prime
yellow at rs cents, at which 1000 bushels have
been taken. There is more inquiry Tor Corn.
The STcck MARKET is dull, with downward
tendency
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INFIRMARY,


nRS. KENWoRrHf n PRICE are prepared 10 re-
~ ceve and treat all persons atl cted with Ch,oaie
and supposed iaearabe forms If Disease The treatment
they adopt is strictly Ee!eete Rejecting all poisonous
and inar remedies, they administer iniernall, mid
regtabic remedies. and when necessary, and the case
recurring, they such portions of The Hydrapuhie
Praeuse u they deem essential. Mild vegetable feme-
dies, the warm, vapor, shower and other baths with
strict dieting, will relieve almos, any given form Of
Chronic disease.
In Dyspepsia, especially, they fsei warranted in
stating. they can effect cure III almost every case
no matter what forln how long sanding-in from
f,co 10 six months. They refer 10 gentlemen nf the
highest standing IN every section of The State, Fei
MIA who viii take pleasure in certifying To their
TERMS-Board and Medical Attendance from S. 10
Sl.i per week. Medicines extra charge.
y. Il-Tney viii give reasonable prices for Negroes
afflicted with Caronie DSeasr, when no, Too old.
Address kEaWOHIIlY 81 PRICE.
a. J. KyswoRrHY, NJ. ID. Petersburg, Va.
II. ii. Paicr, ii d. Ans '3-cwIy
~ Richmond Whs. Banner of Temperance, Lynch
burg yirglnan and Fredericksburg Recorder viii each
cn,v onre n week for unr
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely W. daoddiEa, AUcl'r.
The VALUABLE FARM CALLED
strawberry isiAl,1
IN HENRICo COUNTY. FOR SALE AT

In llENRlCO COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
Pl yirlae CT decree OF the County Court of
- Henrico, in ChaHccry sitting. pronouuced
on the 2 day Ct August, 1917, in The suit there
10 pending, STYLED Carriers guardians against
Carter, &c," The undersigned, who was thereby
appointed Commissioner Tor the purpose. will
proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, The ltih day Of September, 1917, Il, II o..
clccs, NJ. lha! mos. valuable and Productive
Farm in the counIy If Henrico. on Chickaho-
mny Swamp, about tour miles North OF The city
Of Richmond, called "Stra wbegry Hill" OF which
ienry l.. Carter died seize. and possessed, con-
tanning, By recent survey, 7S9. acres. The value
OF This farm is SO we'll known, that il is deemed
unnecessary 10 gre full particulars Of lis advan-
tases-sutfce il 10 say, that the land, for the
niost par, is in very high state of improve
mem, The low grounds Of which, numbering about
I4o acres, are equalto any in Virsinia-lhe high
!ahas are also high, improved, as the present
crops WIN show The buildings consist OF 4
large dwelling house, with every accommodation
Tor ssn'cel family, besides barns, stables. car
rage houses, quarters, &c., &c, and Girls, Mill.
new in excellent CIDER, with fair run OF custom
all OF which has been bai!l within The las, 20
years Of The best material and workmanship
II preferred by purchasers, The said farm will be
divided into Two tracts, one q which contains
500! acres, ard lhe other, on which the mil is
located, contains 1911 acres. Ii is very rarely
that farm possessing SO many advantages IS
does his is ofisr7,: in marl,;, tui as The sale
10 BE- made for division, .!.ege is 70 alternative
leil b1t 70 offer l. 10 4 highest bidder.
TERMS One luuuh cash, balance in three
equal annual instaneu's, from The frs, day OF
JanuarY next, when lul possession is TO be deli
ver,d-in The mean time, The usual Fall crop
can be sown-ier bonds bearing interest iron.
that day, an, retaining the title TO he land ILL., The
whole purchase money shall be paid.
II the weather on The Gay q. sale should lie
such as, in the opinion Of The Commissioner, 10
render il improper 10 make liz sale aforesaid, tic
sale will re continued ircm dag 10 day, al tie
sane hour Until The same IS etiec,e
ABNER HILLlARD, Ccm'r.
r Sale conducted BY w. GcpplN, Aucrf.
Aug l0-dtds
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FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE FARM, situated in the county of
n Louisa, two mics from Trev,llians Depot, on the
Louisa Railroad, and three miles from the Green
Springs. II contains lis acres. about 3'1 acres of
which are under good cultivation, divided ino five
fields all in clover, and mast Of it quite productive Of
tobacco wheat and corn-t1 balance Of The tract Is in
wood. The Improvements consist Of good dwelling
house and all necessary ou;-usss, and are IN good
condition. IL Is desirable residence fer gentleman
of the city, who wishes 10 lake Ills family 10 healthy
aud gent.e i nrehborhood during the sickv seasul.-
This aud being in the Immediate vicinity ci the Green
Springs, which since much resorted TO
by nvalids from various paris u ine STATE, many Of
whom doubt bear testimony Ia their eilica-
CO.. Is much more valuable that account Were these
Springs properly improved and arranged for the accom-
mediation nt visiers rs II 10 believed VIII he lr Case,
they would no doub, be again resored to- and In such
an event this farm would be among the desirable
in this part Of the country. The .rns and any further
information " hich may br iesIred will he afforded by
PHILIP II. JONES. I.ei;hrs addressed to him, al
Louisa Court house, will be ai,endeiio.
Aun. l-c2lMlM
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LOTTERIES.
lam ncrf,s ssasi g g


On tDurisenM Street, under tie Exchange Hutei
fT,RoMaS LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
ana the public in general, that he as Commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker. IN tue alice ION 18th
street under the Exchange lloicl rher!y occupied
b. ID. ". Hnyt, and rc.e"lIy by Z. Il. pendirlon.
Tickets and shares in NIL Lotteries at which J. w.
Maury ca. ismrrcssnls Gre cory u l." arr The Mo-
nasrfs, always foi sal In The greatest faf.siY
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-noar f.atic-y. =" he dra::n n Pe'ersh"r.
al half pn.t O'Clock, I,r Virginia l.rrshurg Lottery
Extra Class "a. ~. si.a'1 capital &c Nos. IL drawn
lia els 81; halves 50 cts; quarters % els
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dollar lcltery Drawing
will he received at | o'clock, sales close a; H.
The SUSSEX, Delaware Lottery. Capital 81 ,0oc Tick
els 81; halves 50 cents; quarters Is cts.
Also for saturday--A Splendid Scheme.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IS, for ls47, to be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. H. 6O No. Lot
tery-l0 drawn ballots. Brilliant Sehrme s30,O0I,
1910, 5000, $780, 2l60, 2of 500, III OF oc0 90 of
500, % Of 3O0 &C., &C. Tickets $40; halves d quarters
2 so.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash or prize
tickets In NJ q Co.'s Lotteries, punciuay attended 10,
and The drawings forwarded when requested
A liberal discount OH package sales.
Prizes cashed 4, sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No 2, Exchange Place.
3J- Recollect No. 3-'sTheres luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'More.'
RT LAMBERT has sold and said during the fen
els that he has been engaged III the business, prize
of $4,000, and IL other Capitals. In TINS there Is no
mistake. Aug. 9