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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14
RICH MO ND, VA.
Morning, November Is, 1884.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Below we give an estimate OF our gains and
losses as far as heard from. We have taken
pains 10 be as accurate as possible, and the table
indicates that Virginia, the Republican "Cna'
DEL" is still safe by handsome majority. As
in 1910, lbe Republican party will once mole
firmly rally around the Old Dominion and her
undying principles, and once more gloriousiy
triumph, when the monsrel Availability and
Abolition party, which has just succeeded BY
conce ling its principles shall fall 10 pieces from
the heterogeneous and conflicting clemens which
compose ii, and which were loosely packed To-
ge,her, by the sole principle Of opposition TO The
Democracy: and a craving Tor "'he spells"
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just as bad as your candidate Fillmore. or yonr
mum candidate Taylor--knowiug, as you mus
have known, that Fillmore has voted uniformly
against the South, that Taylor had vouched Tor
him, as being worthy of The Presidency, on &C
count OF his "sound conservative doctrines" and
that Taylor himself, as understood BY The whole
mass of Northern Wings, stood soemnly pledged
moi 10 use The veto power against any legislation
by Congress, upon The slavery question. Crow
on Wings and make the most oil all that you
have done by such foul play. Such cheating can
mol long thrive in OLD Virginia, much less in Old
Halifax. Here is The stale oil the polls:
q
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
r ncker 81 A d Il 20 III
cCNERhI AGENTS.

.,cs an sixth STREET, (coLEMANs suiLDiSas')
'j Eany doors North Of Pennsylvania Aps'ine,
was n & ton. ,sor,
BEVERLY TUCKER and JonN e: ADDISON III nave
Kinds before Congress and the several
. eanv oftbe General Government.
4, '.nmmunications post paid, addressed TO the
Ne shall receive promp, attention, r.D,,.m.n-
arsen 1,s NJ dallas. Vice Presidents Hon. J.Y. Ma
s.f,,tary of the Navy; Hon. R. J. Walker, secre
y go treasury; Hon Jno Mclean, u s. Supreme
~, Nan. R. NJ T. Hunter, U. 5. Senate; Clement
y Is, Addison. Attorney al Law will continue
~ s,sonal 10 business before the several
nv. 1.-THE District of Columbia, and the adjoining
oa,i us ~ MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. sl-ciy
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VOLUME XE.V.-NglH,Bi1.t So.

| break may Hl be aneg Pec:ed a any memcr'.--
~ etuas a. aciye'y Il ~o!I, AM :. Ian.
gudae made use OF is descrbud - o, lae most
violent description.
In consequence 81 report circulated, tna an
emeu'e was about to axe place undef The name q
B5napau,sm, Prince LOUIS Napoleon hos caused
20 be sent 10 the journals memorantnm, IN
which nc Indignantly ieIs.ls ali Participation
and pioct eiIne. 50 completely conr"Iy 10 his
political opinions, aud % entirely al variance
with the coBdGct he Has pursue since the 24:h
February.
While on one hand il is said iha, he Red Re.
nuhllcans aud socialists have determined Il at
sta;n tom propo ing or voting ior any caadita!c
for the Presidency, Ill nlacr not 70 saoW tneir
wea kness-on the other, itte uitra democrats Of
all saaues are making dssFeiac etisr 10 pro
dnce unanimiiy among their rar,rzans. hc
friends OF VI Ra>p,ii are U!seuily solicited %
support NJ. Lctrr Ruliin. In ne meantime, Gen.
Cavaenac'> ifirnCs Ate -, die
The Assembly agreed 10 provide for the sup.
port of the Royal family, an pay the dowry Of
the Duchess of Orleans. amounting 10 about
Gao 900 year. The bill has passed without
opposition.
II is said that the military force at present
collected in Paris amounts 10 b ,0jU men, with
sixty pieces OF cannon, ready for action.
In England, the most important political
event is the canvass for the coming election III
the West Riding Of Yorkshire, TO NIL The vacan
cy occasioncd b. the resignation Of Lord Nor
pe,i, now Earl Of Carlisle WHO ,ases his scat
IN the House OF Lord.
The money market. a before reported, 10
easy But, in Tie manufacturing diatricts, as
should be expected from tie political troubles
that rule all over the continent, matters are IN
very depressed conditions; lille doiu., and
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auOO Reward.

40 AWAY from the subscriber, al FarnVIo,
lson, he lath June last, bright Mulatto Man
r0gI twenty eight years Of age Of low stature
badly being to be Isesse1eS Hs
|a-" maker NV trade and having carried of MS
' il Thought he may be lurking about some O: lne
o., n.nn, Richmond as he was seen not many days
~ ss ef here going in that drection-0r about
nrhours as he was raised IN OF near Una. pace q,
\, IN in The state ANY information concerning
n viii be thankfully received. .cvsos
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Majority OF Taylor, 40
1874, ll.c vote Of III, above precincts stood


Showing gain 10 III Democracy OF 81 Votes.
Sill the Wing majoriiyin The county Is larger ~
SIS votes han IN ~. from III ;.ct tia! he Spout
spring precinct winch ave Mr.. Polk 1870 maJo-
ri!y, has since been attained, with much the great
or portion Of lie votes AppomaitoI, where II
will tell in favor OF the Democratic Nominees
Had not hat precnl een taken from US we
should doubtless have exhibited deminishc'l
Wing maj5Iily. As is, the Democracy oil
Campbell deserve credi for The fgh, which they
have made. They hive increased their vote
e,sAty-aiae, while lhc Wing Strength has in
creased but tmcnty t,co Particularly deserving
onr THANH are the Democrats Of Lynchbnre, who
nave largely increase their vote since "A and
although the Wings mnuiactured some IS votes
al his precinct expressly for The occasion, their
majority is less BY % voles II our friends IN
other portions Of the Sale have done as well, our
majority will be as graf as Mr.. Folks.
Lynchbure Republican.
From tie Tenth Legion.
SHENANDOAH.
Compared with fcr.er elections, there was on'
little exctemen. malies'ed among The people;
everything passed eff quietly, and long before
night The great body The pronle had re'fcd !"
their homes
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IPolk's mai. | 400 1911

We have not time now 10 speculate upon inc
Democratic strength Of The county; srffcienl is
!, for us 10 know and . STATE TIA, il has not been
because the Democracy have become tainted e.
tber with federalism ,r ice .soism" The indie
pendent Democracy Of Ihe connty are as true
and as firm to-day as hey have ever been; bu'
our great strength has I'D US into lalal error
lha, OF despsins comparatively insignificant
foe whose movements Tor months have been ST.
80, M I'M.
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aIOu!sa asaissoad,
I.YNCHBUKL, CHARLJT VILE
AND SThiiNTDN.

To I.YNCHBU.tG, CHARLJT IL.4E
AND 3TAUNToN.
Daily by Railroad snd
,,o n,,,o,,..vlllr az 90 Mes-rs WIN. Z. Farsh 4
ZOOS Stages. "A lserai
70 s,.nnton 81 90 ! amount oil baggage ALLOW
- ,, e7 ,OS ny Connects with lines
~ iyheno"'s' West Of Lynchbufg, hy
- ,,c n ? 20 stage OF Messrs. J. l..
10 n'''e' lielske a. Co, without
r. S.,.oncB. 100 detention.
e. ts.,,.,n I.ynchburg and Junction, 50 %
Pc between Amhers, u. and Junction. 90
Fare between Nelson =. Il. and Jancuos, o.. ~
LAY, and Fridays al !, a NJ, STRIVE next day 10
m,chmond az ia, i. NJ in Washington Al IL, 2. NJ;
and in Baltimore By :, VI. :,
n for Lynchhurg take The cars al E, A. D.,
~ MonIays Wednesdays and Fridays, sl1ii.ng Ia
Ch,Ioltr.aille before nish; leave hrSs dsy al y D.
AMI reach IynchhnEs ~ 8, z. ". -
Fa,c be,wrrn ,Iashington and sianntca, s'c-!ick'
e'r ~ y. I -, CT MASON, Agent
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cAss's maturity 2O4 Wing gain 81.
ROANOKE.

Democratic majority, %
In 1874 the Democratic majority was lO2;
making a reduction of 80, and of II upon the
Congressional Election Of l547.
WESTMORELAND.
To the Editors # the Enquirer:
WEsraoRgLAND CounT HuusE, Nov. ). 1913.
Gentlemen: | send You below The result oil The
election in This county: For Taylor A9; Tor
Cass GO Tayor's majority 1883.
Il will be seen that while The Democrats have
only lost T. the Wings have lost So since lie
elections in l944-which counts 49 gain Tor The
Democrats. Yours &c.
PRINCE EDWARD.--Cass's majority d.
Folks majority lib.
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I, 4, be thankfully reee'Seu' JACKSON.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

BsCoNDED from 'Westham Cottage, s,gns apn
above Richmond on James River, slave KIN
sIru,Rp BROWN-of brown complexion, tan ana
.sde, with blemish in one eye, slightly impa.fhs
/. sisb,. He was formerly owned by DR.. VIM BANK.
I'd, near Guineas Depot, Carolne where ms n,' Ers
,s shurg and several relatives in Richmond, al per
mi sreii's, Robert C. stanard's, and Geo: w. NUN
ss.. Il is supposed he is lurking about Dr bank
,, fam Twill pay the above reward upon MS MS, sa'e
' a,, y n c,f y REUBEN JENKINS, Manager.
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NQl'ICE

NO ICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
. RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9th
sGeh, lsi7
he following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
luon 10 the of three dollars called for, five dol
nna'eh, April, May, August, September, October and
.hoer and ten dollars on the first day oil each Vi
's Months June, July and November, each share
s SUBSCRIBERS in Augusta will pay In the Bank at
IN Abemarie in the Bank at charlottesville;
aa Nose In Richmond in the Bank of Virginia, TO the
usu. 1.-The Louisa Railroad Company. Psnetualty IS
az in:eres. r be due on each instalnentV not
fa by order of the Board,
p. CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
ooeNct Dau DeDof Fab 0o-rtnec
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SHENANDOAH.

Since The above was put in type we have re-
ceived authentic and reliable returns from SheE-
andoah, which go tar 70 soten the sincere resre;s
We have 10 indulge at The want OF Zeal displayed
by The Democracy Of Rockingham Our Shen-
an1oah brethren have no, oniy maintained lheil
own high character and position, bn, they have
made up Tor our tefici=nc.s. We are happy 70
announce that they have b:aIen Rockingham all
10 peces The majority for lie Democratic
ticket in that county will t.upwards OF Thirteen
Hundred. They gave ouIl2Op in lS44 so Iha'
when federalism looks sinnlngly and compia,,
Gently a, Rockinghans comparatively sinai
rcte, they wii please look al The vote gwen oy
our noble hear,ed ard un;rrifed brethren OF the
oil t.HnnIh y
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Brandon's not heard ITom-pTobable Democfa.
tic majority As, which will make the majority in
The county tor Cass and Butler 1856.
HALIFAX.
To The Editors OF the Enquirer:
November 9h, l648.
Messrs. Editors: Our returns are all IN, except
from Brandon's-a democratic precinct.
We expected majority Of 500. II is. howev-
er, about AIS. The vote in the aggregate has d.
mnished greatly since 1914, as all know in this
region Compared with The vote Of 1914, we have
lost 2OO-con AIRED with The more recent vote in
Flournoy's election, in 1896 We have game near
300l Our whig friends were wont 10 claim that
seelson as test uote, and, by their lesi, we have
gained 300. Glory enough FRsM THIS Day TILL
THE 4TH THURSDAY IN APRIL NEXT. Folks ma,
iorIty 697 Elk UNo EFT MULTlS.
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iSIs.I
The official majority for Taylor is $50.
NEW YORK
The New Yori. Journal Of Commerce has re-
turns from 50 cuuu ics which, including The City
OF Ncw York, give Taylo! majority over ne
vote tor Cas- and Van Buen uai'rd ui as l20
In much lie larger number u counties, Cas-
runs ahrad 81 Van Baren, tu; 10 The case Of d
wego, Chemung AMI Wayne counties, Van Blu
rem is reported u have received larger number
Of votes even than Taylor
TENNESSEE.
Shelby, 22l majority ior TAYLOR; Harding
Cas- 769, Taylor Cpl; uardinan Cass 1916
TAILOR, 72l.
Altogether, fifteen couatie, heard from show m
increased majority on he Governors vo!e, 1871
OF ll45 Tor Taylor. Taylor's majority wi no.
be les than 5000 10 The Sta e.
MAINE
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Fifteen towns in Pencbscot county give Wing
gain Of COS over lie vote a September election.
Eight ;owrs in Kenhehrc couatY give Taylor
1852 plurality Wing gain since September 6I9.
A despatch received las! night az IL O'clock
says-"l7 towns have been heard from. The
voc for Taylor is 35,CSO; Cass % 33. Cam Tor
Taylor since September df2l."
OHIO.-Cass carries the State b. about -
900.
GEORGIA AND LOUISIANA-Theses States
have, doubtless, gone for Taylor malorllles mol
known
ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI Nothing
farther from these STATES
INDIANA.
Thirty-nine counties heard from, which give
Cass gain Of 232 over vote 81 1874 ihe
SIalr IS sale TOT abpnl 1 0OO
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND }
AND DANVIlI.E RAILROAD COMPANY, I

NICHMONb, UCI. IT, Iofc.
NOTICE IS hereby given, that a requ,sition oil Ten
y dollars per share on the stock Of this Company Is
nled for, payable on The first Of December 'nsulns.
The Laws provide that all monies shall be depo-
T.! In Bank certificate taken, and forthwith tians.
lied the Clerk, who shall return receipt therefor
b. recent order Of the Board Agents have been ap-
pnted in the several counties along the line, and ad-
,.n, thereto who, together with the President. Drec
Tors Clerk, Assistant Clerk, Chief Engineer, Principal
ASSISTANT and Assistant Engineers, and also the Sub
ASSISTANTS. who are heads Of parties, are authorized 10
ist'ive subscriptions and acquisitions
JAMES &. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danville Railroad Co.
" The first Annual Meeting will be held on the
sh day OF December, al the Office Of the Company, In
dteity Of Richmond. II is important that there should
ga fail meeting OF the Stockholders either IN person
by proxy. Oct l3-cwtDscl
1.-THE Danve Register and the paper printed in
tNHyle VIII please insert the above once week I'M
Wlhs n Drcrmhrr nn1l.
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We are glad TO Learn from The Boston D, ,,y
Advertiser ibal letters were received IRON MI.
BANCROFT, our Minister at London, annonncias
that be had effected with Inc British GoveInmsn,
settlement of the difficulties N leis.aom 70 'I
posages by The British and United States ma''
steamers
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BRUNSWICK.
To the Editors of the ENQUIRER:

o Wt fsuttUT5 q Hs ISHqUHtT.
Brunswick. Va Nov. 10.
Msssrs Editors: embrace the opportunity OF
the first mail, since The returns were received
from the different precincts 10 inform you OF The
result OF the election in This county,
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From tie Tenth Legion.
Cass' majority l2s
Majority in lS44 l2O:

The Whig vote i his county in IA, wc be-
lieve, was ITO; The icrease, therefore, has been
bur six votes, mauJe the calculations oi our
Wing friends here all efewhere.
Well, the old "Trrh' has not guile come up 10
The majority which sc promiscd-l3Oo; yeI she
did vel! The only reason We can give lus'
now for falling beow 1900 is, that we hadn't
ennnnh ucins
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KING WILLIAM

NOV. IU, IO4o.
Mcssrs Editors: King William has done 50
poorly this election that have no spirits 10 write
you word about il. We have only given al
majority, (234 93,) some so odd short OF our last
Presidential Vote No changes of sentiment that
am aware OF, bul pure apathy on the part OF
The voters; some few Wings voted the Repubi-
can ticket. In the low parish Court House pre-
cincl, some 10 or IA volels were missing, which
was ascIibed 10 TayloriIe sermon preached the
Sunday before by very JEALOUS Wing minister
of neighboring county, very good fellow TOO;
but they say he missed his lex: upon that occa-
sion, and got so far of upon the old soldiers
merits as TO put his congregation in tears, ami
some OF our people had i! SO fresh in their me-
mories on Tuesday lha, they could not find il in
their hearts 10 vote against brother - aud The
old man; so they said awav from the polls.
Yours, in hasle.
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Democratic ma. 49,
NELSON.
We learn verbally taat The Wing majority in
Nelson is only about 10.
WYTHE -Taylors majority II. Folks ma
iority 2i4
From tic Rockins INN Register, Extra.
ROCKINGHAM.
Below are The reluraS OF the election held in
This county on Tuesia,, Tor President and Vice
President OF The Uni!ed States. Il will be seen
that there is a falling olf Of nearly 100 votes in
the majority for The Democratic ticket, compared
with The election OF 1914 The reurns are complete
with the exception OF one preclac', which will in
crease the Democratic majority abont 80 votes:
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Aypolatmea BY tie Gov.l mr. 81 prctntH.
Halam EdiIae, u Natchsz, Mississippi .
tie Commissioner lor hat safe - lake defosi-
linns acknnw led. mems ~ d.ens. &c.
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Majority for Cas- I23

WsJOTIly TOT Cdss TO
The small number ofvoes poel on The Demo
cratic side cannot be attributed TO The changes
that have taken place, but solely TO GENERAL
apathy (arlsing from knowledge OF the strength
OF the parly) that pervaded The minds Of many.
With much respect, your friend, &c, 5.
Folks majority 2l4
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NOTToWAY HERSELF AGAIN.

To the Editors of III Enquirer:
Norrown c. H., Nov 9th, l54S.
Dear Sir: I,astel TO inform you of the elo-
rious result of the .eclion in this county. Not.
toway has at last emerged from The thraldom
OF Whiggery into tls glorious light and liberty
OF Democracy, and lands forth redeemed, ais-
entbral!cd. We car now say, as goes Motto
way, so may The Uion go May she keep the
faith. The result is IS follows
Cass s. Buler. Taylor Fillmore.
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Cass' maj.


Democratic gain So.
We have met the enemy and they are ours
(says the Portsmouth Chropicle.) All hal! 10
the glorious Democracy OF Norfolk County !
Perseverance, energy and zeal have redeemed
and diseDthraIled old Norfolk County from The
ascendency of Whiggery, and she now stands
forth in the line Of Democratic counties, true TO
the core
BUCKINGHAM.
To The Editors OF the Enquirer:
BUCKINGHAM, lllh Nov, 1878.
Messrs. Edilors:-Our Democratic majority in
this county is II. You will rember hat this coun-
~ has, since The election oi 1874, (when our ma
iorty was 49, been divided, or rather has coniri-
bu,ed portion TO the formation OF The new coun-
" Of Appomat,ox. Our friends have done their
duty in The county, with The exception Of The
southern portion, where the Wings have gained
slightly on US; aud The wonder is, that they have
mol gained more, when it is remembered what
INSCRIPTIONS and false misrepresentation have
been made Of Gen. Cass by The Wings. learned
Ia,, night that Wing E!ector in neishborne
comfy. addressed the people, either on The day OF
election, or bu, few days previous, and told
them that he had no doubi that Mr.. Cas- was then
ON his knees praying for he abolition OF slavery
Such misrepresentation il is which have done
us The mischief But enough.
The Lynchburg Patriot Of Tredway has the
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26maj. for Cass and Butler.
1Clays maj. 81 Very respectfully. yours.
AMHERST.
The Dsmo,r,.. re bealen by small major.
ty in this county, csased ny me ihllu1 VI Io. si
votes from LynchuIs. ooa' was eua ,ae0 -
D;llards nrec;nrt But for this aci, Amhersl
would mn dnuh' hove shown herselfa Democratic
conntv hv her usn, majority. Mir. Folks ma
;nrv in ,saa Gas 10. The Wing majority IS
nnw "a "A n X. S-,cins Wing gain OF Is.
~" Sa'' = : Cas-. Taylor.
Can't ponse So anal.
Pedlar Mills, ~ ", a..
Dillaid's SioIc, - n
Walters,
Bufalue Springs, a NAL
II 81
Official Who majority in Amherst 4. PoiKs
mority IO.-[Lmssburg Rspn6'ea".
Extraet Of letter franz Loudoun County p'
"Iam sorry to ieil you that there is worm here
Which i des,roripe all The Wheat-someihins
cnlirely out OF The common order Of things.
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DGLAW ARE.

DGLiW ARE.
+ The Legislature will choose Democrats tiec
lors.l
The official majority for Taylor is 535.
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ROCKER DGE.

Taylor's majority in R,ckbridge l6l. Clay's
majority in 1914. i54.
GREENE.
Democratic majority l. Folks majority IN
1874. 234. Democratic los %
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STAUNTON LAW SCHOOL,

HpyI Az, OS La w oStASSbs
~. aa., LECTURES will commence, as usual, on
,bs ao Ish November, (instant,) and terminate on
Nina ~, aaich following Students are desired "
%,'n mem The works enumerated in the sub)oin-
boon some Of which are used "a principal text
r.. s"u DINERS only for occasional reference my
s", pay able Ia advance. The other necessary
fu, 49, including board the best houses, washing,
WIS., fcrthe session.
To,,.., Catalogue referred TO abous,
ic a.Aeis Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence,
La Ulgest GreenleaFs Evidence,
ST. sa on Executors, &C., Lube's Equity Pleading,
Co,a,l On on Pleading, Holcomhe's Introduction
Cbn,s,s reading, 10 Equity Jurisprudence,
Dsv,s, reading. iChuy's Blackstone,
'hmnal Law. Stephens Blackstone.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
np,SSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
w Annual Meeting of Stockholders in the Dismal
ar sSamp Land Company will be held in the town
SEM Tno on the third Thursday THE i6sh Of the pre-
s, Presden, D Land c ,spa;
-enNnhsld, Nov 3. ls4s-c4t
1IAasS GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
ii we united in the practice of Law, and will regu.
Cour.a any attend the Circuit Superior and County
ana s =. Of Amhers, Appomat,ox, Bedford, Campbell
ssSe'on, and the town Of Lynchburg.
ITssss-Lynchburg, Virginia.
prs,,.s GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
we IN the Court of Appeals. Oct A-c1
,r rgI1EAsANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
h. dissolution Of my late co.partnership with my
CITY ner making necessary for me TO reside In the
b,,ss WI sell ay residence, II miles from town.
lsaiv are about ten ucres Of highly improved land,
oey,,na u out with choice fruit trees, &C. and houses
s.tys description. The hou ca alone cost more than
Tern. LOT 0l, the whole property.
oct VIZ DC made convenient 10 the purchaser.
'-ea w N HARRISON.
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Official Wing majority in Amherst 4 PolK
mority IO.-ILnai5urg Rspn6itean.