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buffalo Springs, Amherst.

TIVE proprietor oil This watering place takes tins me-
! thod OF making his Acknowledgements 10 the public
generally, for their liberal patronage during the past
and he hopes by strict personal attention to his
business, and constant effort TO render those comfort
able who may favor him with call, TO be deserving
Of future patronage. Arrangements have been made
Accommodate more company this season than usual.
The Table shall be furnished with the best this noun.
famous country afford and shall be served up In
meat and wholesome manner.
Good Music has been engaged for the season.
The Medical virtues Of the Buffalo Springs are know
BY those who have tried them TO be unsurpassed for
Dyspepsia, the diseases Of the Amentary organs gem
orally, all diseases partaSing OF Debility, and for their
Inv luahie healing properties generally.
There Is turnpike road leading from Lynchburg by
way vi this place the Valley. Distance from Lynch
burg 10 this place iweniys1 miles, thence To Lexing
ton lwe nty-two miles.
To tho Inhabitants oflower Virginia who have never
visited this watering place, will say, that f they will
call on their way to The Alum and and other Springs
nn ecit shall be spared TO render Them comfortable
The air at this place s "a pure as can be-he climate
few miles above this Is similar 10 that Of Canada
The Cold Mountain and Mount Pleasant not far off
and are accessible horseback. Mount Pleasant Is
one Of tho highest Mountains in Virginia, and Ia
thought To rival the Peaks OF Otter.
Board, for adults per week 81; less than week, 81
IS per day Children and servants half price. Horse
per week So so.
good hack will be run regularly three times
week between Lynchburg and the Buffalo springs, by
The subscriber commanding on the 3th day CT June
O6ce al The Cabeil House. II will leave Luxembourg
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at hal past six
O'Clock. Fare 1925. Children under ten years of age,
SlEk "
July 24-c5t lSSAC IRVINE HlTE.
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Nh ElR SALE


ny ci,lus or a decree pronounced by ths County
II ,,omrt az Prince Edward ". an ili proceed IL se,
70 tina highest nidi-r, tho premises, on TUESDAY.
che 18th dav srprmb next, that vaiuable Tract OF
Land belonging to the Estate Of Jl nes y Wood, de
ceased, ana lying on the %at,rs Of Bn-h RIVER ana
Evans Creek-coniaining, by a recent survey, 7soe
acres This tract lies aho; Two miles from The located
line of the Richmond aud Danville Railroad, and about
nBs miles from Prince Edward Courthouse, and Is
Justly considered of The mos, valuable tracts ol
land III this whole soctinn OF country.
The improvements are excellent, cnnsistineoi 'afse
story dwelling house good sfanary anu ten sooc
tobacco houses and uher out hor.esand - tract con-
tans good proportion Of wood land ard how .rohhns.
and very large proportion q: well nprovsh tobacen
lois Prfsnns wishing 10 make investments IN hno
would do we'll Tbs psenises which VIII ue
shawn 10 any ono by either Of the Commissioners, OF ~
yr fInrris ive1 the place., as 10 c0nsiuueos
p-rhaos the rest Of Land OF It's $40 In the county
Full poussssion will be gwen on the Isl oil January
next the purchaser having lhs privilege oil seeding
cop ri wheat after the sale. .
T'ERMS.-The above land being sold for division
among the e,atees nefourth "f the purchase money
w,i be rraurIrd IN casa, bond with go security.
due al twelve months, and bearing interest from 'bs
d.y OF sulr ami balance pas able IN three equal an
nual in sta mcns-;he purchaser giving bond VIVA COCO
srrrfty aud The tlu he withheld unil the "hole Oh
- purchase money shall have been paid, and The pur
chaser paying the sad land IRON thn zine OF
M, session Of The same John a SCOTT,
ALBERT G GREEN,
nATH'I. PRICE
Prince Edward county, July 3l-cwtcs
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aea ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, i
WITHOUT ESERVE.


I SHALL. sell, on WEDNESDAY, the a,h day oi
j September, Uhout ,t5errs, 10 the highest p'aa.,'
POUR FARMS. situated in Orange comfy say Two
mes from the Raccoon Ford, on The ksp'n nm ,o,.
thirty from Fredericksburg. and within sho. :,
OF The contemplated AieIandris and "of"oh''"e 'a'
road. ,,,, ofIoy o,ouods an
Nonniajr Rum Thsy are we adapted 70 Tie virginia
sanrs and afford ebnndant materials ioi SPEEDY ana
-, imnrove m.nt having an excellent vein oil
iI,o.s,one running through tnthl. 49,, ,,,
i'" TIE HP ,UOWS contain iY05 acres The dwelling
. has SIX roon,s aud IL in good rrplir, having been
.e.n,y United. This farm Is admirably ahartro !"
mag. or xrazing being nne grass land and Well sup
nlird with water and shade in every held
The WISUER TRACT Contains COO acres, ne1t
above thu Meadows. IL has small tenement upon IT,
Tho BIRCHLAND TRACT contains also 6oo acres
,ree proportion Of which Is bottom land oil the nrst
quality Tor grass and crops.
The INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 4Gs acres.
md i. well proportional In Its divisions Of wood, low
and upland.
eoua annual instruments, with isse,e: from the dafsl
secured by bond with approved security, and deed oil
tfus. on the land
More particular information respecting them wi DO
given by my brother jeremiah Morton, living near no
ernses who Is fully authorised TO dispose OF me pro-
perry Ills address Raecoon Ford Cu!pepsr County
Virginia. JaChso-' "o"
fuy l3-ctdp
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DEATHS.

Died, at Woodyile. his residence, In the county of
Essex, after a lingering Illness Col JOHN II SMITH.
aged about 45 years In the death OF this gentleman
tho community IN which he lived has been deprived Of
its NEST valuable members, and large circle OF
relatives and friends feel keeny tins earthly brrrave
men Possessing AZ he did, many Of those qualiii--.
both Of this head and the heart, which cBnoble ana
ad0rn the character Of our The poor of the neigh
hofhoou feel st more sensibIy the neav, loss which
they have sustained III his death. He indug-n
master, a sincere friend, and honest man. For
many yrhrs member OF the Reformed Baptist hnrcl,
he has left that, white his mortal vest
rnents have sunk beneath the sod OF the valley. his
rnanclpated spirit has asrrnded 10 the bosom Of his
God Wig please copy.l T..
Lied, the night of the 2sth july, at the residence
of hor brntlpr IN the county Of Chesterfield HARRl
Ell VIRGINIA FENn.EY, daughter OF tile late Tho
MA Fendey, In the l4ih year of her age.
Departed this ife In the county of Nelson, on Mon
day, the 3ath July, aged about Gu yrnrs ROBERT
MITCHELL. A q man he possessed thoss better
qualities that adorn our nature politician, he WA
always trne the Democracy. But, alas he has gone
10 that bourne from which he return. lie has
gone TO enjoy that rewa promised to The good man.
''When the good man Yields his breath
Forthc good dies
Bright, beyond The gupn Of DEATH
Lo. tho Land Of Promise lies " L.
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VALUABLE LANDS AND saw MILLS
ElR SALE In louisa

MYTH n view al gesiing some capital IN The gold
w digging business IN this ntiIhbUrloo1 offer 100
sal, my Grisl, saw Mil and Cotton Picking Machine,
VIII. about Two hundred acres Of Land attached 10 tne
In the lower prl OF Louisa county, on Little r.
v-r, lformrEy Known By the name Of the Eeslesiuwh
Miils) adjulIng the laIds OF W. T.. Longdon and 9th
efs-the nigh lands considered productive, with large
proportion OF river bottom. The m III pond
ly one hundred acres III land by judIcious manage
ment about sixty Of the pond land may he res
caimed aud the mills set have supply ci water, By
m0vinS0r making dam four feet high. mile above
it, present location conveying tho water By race on
The margin of the pond as now situated.
On becoming The purchaser oil thts property aScer-
tanned that ths mill had been Established Whilst Vrg-
n a was a Colony of Great Butain-hrnce, no "p't Of
aa q1ud ddanun" and tar being p1id on this part Of
the pond took up the same by warrant. The Tile Will
be guaranteed 10 e purchaser ere't bargain may
he had. II being too far from me- will take little
half of itI value. The large reservoir Of wate
makes Capable ni rlTyng any amount Of machinery
and with the late Improvement on the circular saw
i've hundred Thousand feet of lumber BE- sent te
Richmond by Louisa railroad, winch Id within two
mites The mill.
| alss offer tor sale the Farm tcailed Kentucky on
Little river, bounded side by the mill pnnd ad-
Joining the lands OF Capt James rrce and others. IL
contains between three and four hundred acres and Is
considered among the most productive farms In the
county of Size Although situated on the river, theirs
has been DEATH have had DOCTORS Dill 10 pay
| al this plnce since made n settlement on II.
Persons wishing to communicate with me In person
10 reference TO the above lands, viii IND me at White
Walnut near the Louisa told Mines; II by letter
| direct 10 Oil Boa Post Office.
/ Juno a9-claf3t HUGH GOODWIN
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FARM in HENRlCO FOR SALE.


PURSUANT TO the provisions # the last will and
/ testament of Captain George w. Gardner, deems
ed offer for sale that desirable tract OF land on which
he resided, called "WUODLAND COTTAGE" lying
on The Three Chopped Road, seven miles North West
OF Richmond, and adjoining tho sndc OF nr George n
Ronk!ns and Others, containing three hundred and
thirty acres. On tie premises Is comfortable Dwell
ling House, Kitchen, Smoke House, two Ice Houses,
Carriage House, Barn, Stable &c all nearly new, and
in good repair. The land has been cultivated on the
five shift system and improved by The use OF lime,
plaster manure and clover, and Is In good cart One
hundred and twenty-five Of the tract Is cleared
land; tho balance heavily tlmbered. On The bronx Is a
meadow yielding large supply Of hay; and there ls
Young orchard Of choice varieties Of fruit trees, from
sintons Nursery In full bearing. further descrip-
tion is considered unnecessary persons wishing 10
purchase will examine tho land for themselves, aud
Mr, w. N. Gardner ON the premises will show them
ihe firm TIE situation is considered very healthy.
Terms will be made very accommodating, and posses
sion can be given Immediately.
Executor Of George w. Gardner, deceased.
July 3-datclf
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vaIuARIEIAND FOR SALE.

SHALL offer AZ public sale, TO the highest bidder, as
Lawrencevilis in the county OF Brunswick on Non
day ths 2h day OF September next t being UT hay),
tract of land 500 acres, distant about three
mules rom i.awraHcevie, on Great Creek adj lining
the lands Of Mr James Prtchett, Capt Merritt Davis
aud Doctor Henry Lewis 4 10 believed that there Is
no land in the county better adapted To the cultivation
OF wheat and tobacco or susceptible Of improve
menl ny lining coverng, sc. The crops made on II
the Two last years and that nnw growing. are a sum
Client recomin, ndatUn Of lis fertility and Production.
The terms expected 10 he, one hat Of the PURCHASE
money payable the LIST dav of January 1851, when Is
session will be given, and the other har payable the
ls day nf July following but VIII be- more particularly
miGe known on The day OF sale. Il. Is. hich3'
July a4-cGt
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C0-Vartnersl.ip.

I HAVE this day ISOLATED Inv iva sons ~ JEF
FERSoN aud BERNARD PEyTuN, Jr, In brs.
mesa with me. as 20 partners, under ,lr firm of BER
NARD PEYToN s SONS, aud respectfully solicit for
me new concern 'e i'oeial pat onage long bcstow
ed on myself -
They are prepared to make the usual advances on
consignments.
Being anxious 70 close all former transactions, will
thank those indebted 10 settle their rrsnse,ve balan
COS. - o BERNARD PEYTON.
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IN CuASCERY-VIaaiSiA:- Superior Court Of
| chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the
State Cour, House. in the City OF Richmond, on Thurs.
Charles r. Sterne, Eusebeus C. Sterns, George WI.
lamsoa and Virginia his wife, John II. Williamson and
Martha his wife, Allen E. Baker and Serena o., bis
Creed Butler aud h a. GOudwyn, administrator OIL
Eliza G. sterne, decd. fiantins:
Richard adams, late Sheriff of Ilenrico county, and
a.uth administrator de bonis non al feyton H. S:erne,
d.e,I Thomas W. boswell. his late deputy, and John
s,rue. Ssc,d. Defendants.
This day, came the Plaintiff. by their counsel and
fied their bill, and the defendants by their counsel,
fled their answers thereto, 10 which answer the
Plaintiffs ny counsel, replied generally.
And th-reupon, TINS being dosketed by consent
Of the parties by teir counsel cams to be heard by
like consent upon the bill, the answers OF the defen-
dants with repiicaons to the said answers and the
exhibits filed, and was argued by coun el: On consd
Grafton Whereof and by consent of Inc parties by their
COUNSEL the court doth orde. that The defendants Rich
ard Adams and Thomas w. boswell, render before
Commissioner John Shore account of their admins
lraon OF tho estate Of Pry H. Serne, deceased and
that the defendant John H. Knight, render before tho
same commissioner, accoun, OF his administration OF
.e estate Of Francis Sterne, decd and that publication
be made in the Richmond Times aud Richmond En-
Qlrer two Of the newspapers published 10 the City OF
Rc mond, fer months successfully, and be posted
he door of the Court House OF The City of Richmond,
and also al the door of the Court House OF Henrco
county on Two several Court days Of The said city aud
County respectively, requiring all persons who may
have claims against the estates Of Peyton 4. Serne,
decd and Francis ierns, decd, against the estates
either Of them, TO exhibit the same for settlement, be-
lire the said commissioner, at his ofce in the City OF
Richmond, On the first Monday in October next; all
which accounts aud claims. The said commissioner IS
required TO audit and stale, aud TO make report thereof
TO the Court with any matters especially stated, deem
cd pertinent by himself, which may be required by
any of the parties be stated; and the said commits.
oner is 30 directed TO file his report In the Clerk
o4ce Of THIS Gopr, on or before The first day OF tinua
yneyt
And the Clerk authorised deliver forthwith to the
Plain IFS or 10 their COUNSEL copies Of this
order. q Copy-Tesie;
July 24-c2m +. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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POINT PLEASANT-This place was
visited by a somewhat extensive coutiagraion,
last wcek-two frame houses having been con-
sumed by The devoufins eleuenll These houses
belonged, respectively, 10 Mt Marin Gilmore
and MIR Andrew Fulton, and were valued al,
81 900 or 81 500.
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E. G. LEIGH, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

The parties interested In the foregoing deere. a..
hereby uolied that shall proceed TO take lie Account
required by the said decree NJ my Office at the Five
Forks In Amelia county, on the 2iih day Of Angus.
lss between the hour of ten O'clock A. 81 aud sunset
Of said day, al whchtm aud place they are required
10 attend with their vouchers and evidences and N
sad account should not be completed on thar day, il
will be continued from tine TO time, until completed
July i7-wt24A l.. MASTERS, Com'r.
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Married, on the 2iih July, THOMAS & READ, 10
sAL!lE, second daughter Of William NJ pryton, Esq.
ali Of Roanoke county.
Married, on the cath July at Cnlpeper Conrl-houfa,
by the Rev G George. Sir L f COWlIERD, 10 Miss ST.
SAN, eldest dsu .htor of G Freeman, Esq.
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MR. EDWARD nMNRy

YOU will take notice, that shall, on the 5th day Of
tne Fall term, lS49, Of the Circuit Superior Court
~ Law and Chancery for Bedford county move the
a'a Cour TO impannel Jury TO try the facts alleged
my Petition 10 the Legislature Of Virginia for di.
oes iiom you-at which time and place you can al
p,, ELIZABETH g OWNBY.
0saIold county, Va, July Sl-cwlm
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RIG H Nj o Nd. VA.
Monday Morning, August G, Is49.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The elections in this Stale for members O.
Congress, and for Clerks Of Courts, took place
on Friday last. Moth Carolina sends nine re-
representatives. 10 the lower House. Below, W.
give The first news which has reached u.s. Il
comes from the fifth district:
To the Editors Of ths Enquirer:
HENDERSON, N. c., Alb Aug, lS49.
GenIlemen:-Oar Congressional election wa.
held yes'efday. The result in this county
Granville, IS highly favorable. The IN, fila
returns show gain OF ITO for A. w. Venable
D.m'crat, over his competitor. H. X. Nash
Wing. Most respectfully.
Venable was niemuer 81 the last Congress.
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gTThe Interesting proceedings at tho lie.
gislalive Supper" 10 Ellwood Fisher. Esq, al
Warren,on Springs, take up much space in This
mornings paper. The reader, however, will
find them we'll worthy Of an attentive perusal
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IMPORTANT NAVAL oRDER.-A cor.
respondent oil The New York Herald, wiring
from Washington City, July 81, slales that Com.
modofe Parker has been ordered to proceed with
the Home Squadron 10 Cuba, and demand The
abiuc'ed Spaniard, Francis ReY, and TO restore
him to Louisiana,
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

AM authorised by Robert r. SOmervll Of Tennes.
L see, sell his Tract of Land the Roanoke river,
acres There 1t 56 Of valuable river hot
tom, ready for cultivation. The high land Is Of very
superior quality, and we'll adap.ed TO the cultivation Of
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring to view the
land will please call Air. Arm.tead S,urdivan, who
lives in the neghborhOod, and will take pleasure IN
showing II. TERMS will be made to suit the purchaser
JE0. y. EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. Somervlll
Henderson. Granville CO., N. C, March G-ctf
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SITUATI0N WANrED

A GENTLEMAN who was educated in my School
IN and who is qualified TO teach Latin, Creek Frsnci
and Mathematics, and the usual English branches de
sues employment either private tutor, or "a tie
head Of an independent school He has had severa
years experience In teaching and can bring satisac
tory Testimonials from those In WHOSE families he has
taught. Tie would expect n salary al al least Si5c.
Address. PIKE POWERS, 5taunion, Va, post lpaid
July l7-ctf
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MR.. JAMES RURroN

SlR-Take notice, thai rcqulre you TO appear before
- The Circuit Sn2eror Court Of Law and Cbancery
fn Hampshire county Virginia. on The first day of the
next tenn af said Court which viii be tho Oth day Of
september next, To answer my statement of facts
oice q said Court, preparatory 10 the application by
petition which intend 10 make the General Assem-.
biv Of Virginia. AT It's nett session. for divorcs--s
riHeulo ma,riuoEii-from You Yours &C.
MARGARET ANN BURTON.
T,,t,, m
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Charles ElIe the distinguished civil engineer
says that the navigation Of The Ohio river may
be made permanent throughout The year, for boats
drawing five feet waller, by The construction Of re.
servoirs that will moi cos, over 560O0O0.
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THE CALIFORNIA GOLD-The amount
OF gold exported from California, according TO The
custom house authorities al San Franci co, is
seUen millions # dollars, according TO a state
rnenI made by an intelligent correspondent OF the
New York Post. Some Of this gold is boarded
at San Francisco, no doubt, and good deal has
been carried away by individuals, The amour, Of
which i, would not he easy 10 estimate. Eight
millions (S5 O0o.o oO) is supposed TO be the full
amount OF The yield from The mines as yer. This,
il is believed, is liberal estimate. L! is mol GER
talnly as easy as il was 10 collect the gold; most
OF that on the surface has been exhaust.
ell. The amount OF dust obtained the coming
season will not, p'oblby much exceed that ot
The previous one.
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MnnncIN,s SEED WHEAT.

o,rE ,,.cr,her has a small crop OF this celebrated
l Wheat, OF his own fais.ns, for sale Having eul'
ivot.d mo other Wheat for the last three years. puf.
cbassr. nav rsy upon getting line genuine aftic's
Thosa ,..bns 10 obtain this excellent Wheat, would
do well 10 give me an ear y CAL, ,.,,,,o
JuIy2s IHos' 2. AaIias 1@Ao'
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UPPER APPoMATTOX COMPANY
THE Trustees Of the Upper Appoma!'ox Company
have declared dividends Of ten dollars per share
on III. Old and three dollars per share on the new stock,
payable at the Office Of tho Company in Petersburg, on
8. D. MORTON,
August 3-est Treasurer U. a, 20.
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eauisItiOns .
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY. 7

ItlTLH''AU z
Richmond March Isl, lS49 }
NOTICE Is hereby given that acquisitions Of ten dol
lara per share on ths stock Of this Company, are
called for payable the first day Of May next the hst
day Of July next and tile first day of September next
Payments may be made In the Bank Of Virginia or
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. and the certificate present
ed the Tfeasurer-or the money can be paid To Inc
Treasurer office, Al tho option Of tile subscribers,
aud receipts viii he given therefor.
r. VAN DECRSEN,
Clerk and Treasurer of the Richmond { Danvillr
railroad Company
N. B-As the lst Of September is approaching, Stock
holders who have not paid the requ.ilions oil the pre-
vlous and present calls requested 10 attend 10 this
noiicr. T. VAN DEURSEN,
July 31-dtSenl Clerk and Treasurer.
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FOR LEASE.

WILL lease for a term of years, "Fairfed," situa
ated in the upper part Of Hanover county, contain
Ing between eleven and twelve hundred acres of land
sixty seven Of which, are new found river bottom,
which may be subjected to annual cultivation, and
Is admirably adapted 10 the growth of Corn. The les
soc VIII be permitted 10 prepare for and seed crop OF
wheat this fall, and Will be accommodated with quar-.
tiers and stable room during that time My neiehhor,
Mr.. n. q. boswell, will furnish any information res.
pec,ing terms. SC. and ride The farm with those
wishing to lease.
IL not leased sooner privately Il will be publicly, on
the pre- misses, the LIST september, nj l2o'clock.
June 30-ctd WA. TAYLOR.
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The Treasurer OF Maryland designs 10 pay of
a portion OF the Public Debt on The Isl oil OcIo-
Der mex. Ii will be remembered that, when The
Stale resumed The payment OF the interest OF lis
Public Dsb!, The arrears oi interest unpaid were
funded a: 6 per cent. payable annually, redecma-
debt amounted 10 about S365,c0 and it is one
fourth oil this sum. say $4,000, thai the Trea.
suter now proposes to pay of. On The Is! De-
CEN er, lS4S The net surplus in the Treasury
was S255 O0O The receipts into the Treasury
haze been greatly increased this year. and The net
surplu. on The Isl December, lS49, will be much
more than The above sum.
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LOST CERTIFICATES.

THE following certificates Of debt from the Common.
j wealth of Virginia, to wit: No. 6 for $780, No 90
for slIOU NO go for s2OO No. SO for Saou No 81 FOL
s3s6 and No. 1875 for $780, amounting alioseihtr e
night Of The qad Of april Application will he made &c
III. proper authority for the renewal thereofi ana
therefore advertise the same according to law:
July l6-c3n CONWAY ho6ISSoN.