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The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-26
Written for the Arkansas Burner. 0v ~IHE DEATH 0F LUCY WHITE.

Poor LRcy iiAiis ls dead and gone, "We ne'er shall sec her more, Shes gone tse way ofali the earth, As kegr have done before. She vas peaceful, gentle swine, And sld bat Nitie harm. She isy about her owners gate, And fed apoa her corn! Sometime siie roo,si in the yani- Sometimes along thA street. B T never spoIlS5 nsighhor'. goods, When she was want 10 eat. Her hair was fae. and white as wool, Her feet were jetty black; Her eafs hung down upon Der face, Aad sali cuflsd OCT her back; She never broke ano,her's fence To root potatoes out, But held he law in Ina, behalf A btidis on her snont. She was pioqs hog wifhan, And kept the Sabbath day She never royed about the town. While others went to pray; Bit l1it her calmly down 8, home, Ant rested from her toil, That she might rise refreshed. again To seek her lawful spoil. Besides she was truthful hog, And never did defame Her neighoor's reputation, or Speak esil ot he nafne. Nor did she tattle all about, And stir up petty s,fifs, But kept ofldie on her tongue, Like every prudent tcife, One iifle sin alone doth mar. The brightness Of her song- She es' poaad of jelly once. Winch Bilty vowed was wrong, Bat poor old Lucy IThite is dead, We ne'er shall see bsr more, Shes gathered to her fathers, sho Departed hence Of yore. The nanner of her death remains To be related now Oh .ho wIii weep not as we sing, Or that i!!-iated SOW. Ths Council of the Town dsereed, That all her race sholld die, Not sPAring cen the barLiess pigs, Ina, skiPt aboat so spry The good. the bad. The oll and young AZ. eF'ry oae--sgare nat.- To lall beneath the Bailiff s axe Must be the common lo,. Darn s;sIk'd abroad smons the swine. With SCI the upiilied high, And breathing vengeance from his lips, Pfoetsiinei that al must de!
  Tha stars peeped out from szare blue, The moon looked sadly on, \ heavy stroke ot Ri,Hf's axe Alas '--Poor LseY's gone
  The morning csm>--ail bright and clear, The sua rose up apsce, Bat xhea he saw poor Lucy | blood. A cloud came OCT ms face. A lsfy fair looked ont 10 breathe. The zephyr passing by, And beauty smiled upon her .ip, A0d tsinkie'i ia her eye. Bat oh. what sorrow saoek'd her heart. What sadneas paied her brow. When first arose upon her sight The poor U. fa;ed soae' Fly Ctto. ily--iae Lady said.-- Make haste with ali your might, And tell tue Doctor come with haste. To see pcos Lucy White The Doctor came. with pill and lance. With tbosghiioi btos and grave, Bat ali was nP--ihe Doctor said He came too late 10 saye. The lady gazed upon ih. dead. The Doctor heaYed sighl Fcs his hest was melted when be saw. The .fsir OEs's ieariul sye' Poor Lucy sleeps apon the plain, No marble marks the spot, Bat the lady snd the Doetsr say They esa forget her Los. Fof Laey's fate rh,wiaed their hearts. By sympatheiie tears, Aat nefnesy wllt cAii ap ths scene. In long eispsing yssrs. GRlMEs.
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HOMESTEAD ExExPTios.-A species of exsmp- tion bili i4s passed tie New Jersey House oi Rep reseutatiyes, It sxempis from levy for deb; house. hold gooa<, to the amount of S25o.
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D The Red Riyer Republican advocates the re- moval of the seat Of government from Baton Rouge 10 New Orleans.
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Rj- A tber,l charter for rsi:rasd from Memphis ,o HanlsyiIle, and connecting NIth he Nashville and Csiaifanogo raiIroa has passed both Houses of The Alabama Legislature.
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Ej- The BensInali0n of Col. ,. WATSON WEBS, AS Charge 10 Austria. wss reisc,sd by the Senaie on the 18th inst; only seven Seaators voted ia has la yef,
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[rirs sa PA,ladeipAia.--As far ss inc records of the eommiiiiag msg,sbsies oi the city and coanty sAos Pailsd-iphia has ei jOyed an unusual freedom from hasgiairs Ichbets. Iarcenies, abd other kin- Ared f<Iaaies. this winter.
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We ind The following very good thing in Co., nEr's Dollar Newspaper. How well it his of . eherseAl gentleman hot hundred miles from Lt,ie Rock. Tsox
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Mayysags nsa Dsesased Hye's sister bs cotnissoasrs appointed ia England to inquire in'" the propflsiy of marriage witn the s.steF e ee- ceased wife have reporlsa that they "h'a. rom ma. of eyteeeA. that marriages 0f this kind are sermi,,cd. by d1spsnaslioa CT Stnef~iss, la al the soa:ineaial Saases q EafePs."
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C1rsai snesiary to de Ladi1a.-Ths following tl'e' OH ,he sex Is from tbs last Eamber of that eonssF'A tor or domestic msrais, he Home Journal
 aDsxettoH, ia woman, s oIten ohiy eoa"euy' v with God. f. occupies, afaasss, and baas o'"s'"' iazn
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IT The steamer Rnssis, bound for Caiiforris, burst her boiler outside the BAiize killing four msn.
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AxorHrs-The steamer Rhode Island. foar days ou, bound for Cafifcrna has been io',. li is sup posed ikat twelve person. escaped and thirty were lo4f
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1J JESNr LIND has been engaged by BARxuM and wili arrive in New York in August.
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T Advices from Turkey to the latest date repor that Gen. BEN bad died suddenly.
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MIcHIeAN.-ID the county of St. Joseph. there are s6a seres of peppermint cultivated. yielding ST 0oo worth of the plant.
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NnTHfE.

There viH Ie meeting. st tho City Hall, Oa Tues day. the ssh day of March seat. st oclcck P. M-. GsE tbe Parpcss of taking into consideration the pFopriesy oG organiEiag aeomPany Of emigrants is eO lhssevefisad trip to California, pack mules
 All those who feel interested are invited to attend
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IT Thssks to Major NosvkIL, of the steamer Armstrong;. for St LeuIs saa New Orleans pspefs.
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Rlrrna-Tl.a Ark.ns,s niTard. ..ren led raler

RIvKaa.-Ths AFkansas ail0Fds seven fses water tn the ehannel. and Is rsiHg.
 The Mississippi Is sao~y reeedipg from high waiss mark. We Iearn, by the ArmsuOng, winch arrived ca Sunday last, that Napoleon Is almost completely submerged; consequently. we sappOss that erspasse must hsve occurred in that secure ieace of which ME. Secretary MEREOErH made ueu- iiOa.
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H wssekno~lsSge, whh maEy thanSs, the re- eslpt gfpsp~ss from the steamer Cotton Plant
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February. l5.


 SENATE -Ailer tle reception of petitions and reports The consideration of he Presidents Caiiiof- nsa message was resuned.
 MT. Butler spoke lH opposition to separation oi inc qaestion oi admissi0B Of Cahiolnis ifom olhrt agtaisg questions Of the day. He alluded 10 hf' Cisy's fenark of yesterday, relative 10 the ahs- glance 10 one particular secil9n.
 Mf. Clay interrupted. He though, he had sad he seknow ledgsd DO specific allegiance 10 any p@f- ticuisr section: tbat he acknon edged allegiance osy 10 the sovereignty ol kenigeks atd the utioa. Mf. BHter ssid be knes Ho Union except "hSt South CaGolina recognised, oaed % shegtaAee fh' eepi 10 South Carolina. He was willing to rslet the admission oi California and all aghaiing qas' tons io a eommitiee oi NeIthsfn men for hs Paf- pose of ascer,aining what terms lsry would oifrf he South. He then proceeded at some eps'S against the admission of Cs'iloiB'a
 After farther d@osis tae subject "as posipobsa til Tuesday aed ,seF adjourned iiiI MoadAy
 HousE-S eat iI,o c5amIuee ot the Mh1ae Mir Rooi spoke In favor Of admitting CAI'iofs@ wt;h her present boundaries. but differed iron inc Presnleatfin his de-Deibihg policy. He "sh'ei matters settled. 1be greater part oi his speech was in support oi he wIin,oi pfosiso.
 Mf Mann toslo,sed n ssppefl aisa ol the "nmo' pfoyiso and ths zitnissi0D oi California.
 The committee fose and lucy sdj0orHed.
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Feb. la-j ?. M. The Senate took ID the special order of the day. being Mr. HoastoHis slavery resolution. Mr BerHea resumed ant concluded his remarks upon the powers of Cong5sss, to Ieg''lale for inc Territories
 HousR-SevAra unmporant reports wers made. The Committee o lie Whole eeii-G fer the bail in relation 10 'hs conveyance ot vessels. The naturalization bail was reported back an amended
 SENATE The bill for relnndiag moneys 10 Fci- da was reported with smeBdments.
 An adverse report was made to Inc bill for refund ing moneys 10 North Carolina.
 treaty has been made concerning Nicaragua, and has gone out in the Niagara to Lord Palmer sicn. but un'i approved by niln IS not eonciu're. T. Butler AInE aAd ihe California Congressman are here. excepting Col. Fremont.
 The Wilmot Proylso ls virtually abandoned.-- Slavery is 10 be exclRded by the Slate plan. l. is sahi that Dir. Dickinson wl! sooh introduce a bhi 10 aboiish copper eents and 10 substitute coin oi the sIze of half dimr 10 be composed oi sivet and copper; he alloy is In preparation at the mint.
 The Senate will probsbIy pass the revenue relief bill to-day.
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February l4. SEyArE-Ailtr some unimportanl business hs Senate resumed the consideration of MT. ClAys resolutions.
 Mir Jefferson Davis ef Mise, eonelGdfd his re- marks "a feiiy 10 Mr. Clay, eoDteBdng that slave labor would be necessary and profitable m CaioF- His. IIs getsaded the coHfse pfr'ued hy fhs aou'h upon the Slavery question; denied that she had preached dlsanion, and also defended inc acton oi Mississiap, relative 10 the June Convention l. cohclus,on Mr. Davis sad Il rested AIih ths North 10 saY whether he last page of our national history shall be written in blaod and be isscrPiiVs oi the wreck and r1in 0fouI beloved republic Ina North tad beeu t'e agg5essols ard t was no'hing bat the spirit of holy s;taciimsni which bound ias South to our Union.
 Mir. Do~nes neKt took he floor. The farther consideration ol lhs question vas postponed hli Monday.
 The Senate then resumed the consideration oi ms Presidents message transmitting he California con stitutoH.
 HousE-After the usnaI routine Of business, an animated debate took place "a committee Of the whole MT Hiisrd Fesumed and concluded his slavery speech. commenced on Tuysdsy last.
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February IT.

. AeofusEy ".
 Mr. fieimes' motion, made few days src. 10 l,v en the table a petition from the eiiiaens of Ohia asking the establishment of Peace ConrroSs w.. decided in the negative SS to ias sh,eetoa ar,,uv the question goes over. The house wont ip,e com. Hliitce ef the whole and resumed the hll lim,,i.r the expenses fer collecting the revenue: t.e auA,sS, is now being discuss~d
 Various amendments te tho revcaae bill w,v. offered after long dscussoa the Il eass saiouru,.i without coming to any conclusion.
 Alter farther discussion ou inc Maryland ..A Delaware petitions, in which Messrs Carr, Web sier, Seward and others participates. the auesa oa was taken on receiving the pesitioR---yezs y nave 5a. Messrs. Hale, Chase, Seward aud otl,ers yoe,i aflirmatisely. The Senate thea considered ,h. special order the day. Mr. Berrien made speech ihe slavery question, cnntending that the Nor.h was wrong aud tbe South right that a cris, wua at hand. which should be met ia spirit Of cepe,.- 'ion. At o'clock, Mir Bsrriea gave way, and ,h. farther consideration Of the question was postponed na tomorrow Alter an executive sessiou. th. Senate adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY
 THIRTV-FIRsr CONGRESS.
" .sn,neros. F.A. 8 lSss

In the Senate, the Vice President stated ,As, ,A. first business in Otsr was the petition from Mory land and Delaware, asking the pssesabls dissslu,,e ef the Union.
 Mr. Chase spoke in favor Of the right of po,,,,ov --deeiared that the Senate was boaaa sa r.c~,v. every petition, ao matter what its character Css gress should express .ss dtsappreeaiiea by saaae- qnest action. He had 10 objection .e whatever actica vas taken Oa tais and sisaiiAF ps,i,iens
 Mir. Dayton acknowledged tho right ol petition. hut would vote sgaiasa this. because tt was dare sPectfal and tFcasenable ia its nature.
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zxr FTorsda lsdlsas By the arrival ofihe sissm- sr fa-hics cnssSahday eveRing. from Fort Brookr, Tsmpx Bay, we learn Inst General Tw,ggs wss al fza place on the ssh instant, when she ie and that ine Isaisas were coming in preps aiosy To emoarks siea yor their new bone in shs wsst.
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Febaary, l7.

February, II
 SENATE Mir Hale presented petition signed hy lI"0 tadses oi New Hampshire, praying fer ,he non-extrnsioa of slavery "a the new tefYl,otiss A motion 10 lay he qneshoa of reception oa the iaha was releetedyeas 70. nays p.
 MT Mason remarked hat he thought Senators had misunderstood the question. A debate ensoed during which Mr Butler complained thai the Sen. ate impossd upon 10 an intolerahie exient hy an incendtsIy aad mailman of the Senate, who day alter Gay took ap the whole time ot ihe session ID prosecuting petitions designed distract and discover the union. At the word "mpdfH sn,'' cries ot set- dei" re- sounded from al sides oi Inc chamhsT when Mr Batter resumed hts seat. Exeessive excitement seemed to prevail.
 Mr. Hale replied by telling Mir Butler, he would have to talk louder ana threaten stronger before he would succeed in shutting hls mouth. He would tell tha, the poot miserable minority, wheh the pow efiii majority had endeaFored 10 crush, We're not 10 be appalled, even by any consideration of personal ;sar-N New Hampshire bloot couFsed not through towards yieu.l Her sons who hal ey,need their nrowasS on many heds would noi surrender their constitutional privileges without a struggle,
 The consideration ot The subject was postponed tii to- morrow. TNe Senate then procereed to the consideration of the special order, "HoustoHs savs. " resolutions"
 Mir. Houston resumed his speech and concluded his remarks upon lhe PoSef ol Congress tolegIsias for the territories.
 After Mir Houston concluded his remarks !he joint resolution limiting the expenses for collecting the reYenne was returned from the House with an ams nameut, and referred 10 ihe Finance committee
 The Senate have rejected the nonlnstlon of James Watson Webb, only seven Senators voting for confirmation,
 Hou,E--Has been all day engaged in discussing the bill for The collection of cnstornS &c.
 Alter several amendments were proposeJ snd yiscussed the House went Into committee of the Whole and resumed the consideration or the Pfesi- dents California Message. The slavery question was discussed st some leng'h. when The committee rose without any definite acton and then adloura- pu
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sait Lake.

. The New Haven Joarhai and Courier publishes c S2h Lake trf,es rom whcb ws take the tollow- ing deseFiplioo ol the lake iIseli;
 Itis nae d the saost wonderful and romaaiic pla- res yca ever saw. On one side of the lake rsse lofty peaks of moun,ans. snd wi hin its waters nsmbeEs of xsssl islands. Al shoIt distance sein the shsye, the wsies has the srpeafance of a deep blue color. yet clear, and The bottom ls. ,a some pl.ees Of white sAha the depth of the wafer appear ing shallow, aud varied by ssuibsrs.
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=. - 11,,rI.I- ~ BoYDTOH rOR SALE.
; sell ali hisland. in King William couc.

yIsIIE subscriber wishes hsands King William couc.
w. Virginia The the called BRICK HOUSE,
contains hundred and eighty Of high land part
which il we'll umbered hundred grcund
we'll with The which The subscriber resides
contains quantity prime
wood very That called BAGBYS contains
Two hundred and also fine parcel Of wood Each OF the
farms well supplied With good water and all buildings
make family comfortable Any farther description deem
ary az tlosa purchase will premises which
viii by the subscriber Mr. Aimee who resides
al Brick House
Or lG-ef PATRICK H. SLAUGHTER.
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~ -, @ re i r. r. VII Nv
600. o. b. rc,,.n ~ go Ian WoSn,% ~ i, =. -,
60, sat r,,; No., am; 80, ,,; NJ i' 80, i!-I
"'" ''" ~. '"'i '''' ~
~ in' ~ 'n,' 'ean' 'r W..
=, y, 80 ' y. ~. 'n 20 ~ ~
a. -, ,r;r ,"' ,nI .n J.. 49,. , ~ ,,, " WHICH ' ~
~, 80 ~ ~ ~, 49,, .,r -, =, ~, -, 80 ,
'ie! "ei .a". Pa ~ i"' 'h ei iiu f'i''' '"'
~ M eh ny ana r,' ir7'''r
accomplished. lite eesat anu accomplished iirs anu one mas
N all DISCUSSING lihcals o superior Order ('uie 10 ie
high Grade 81 Tue school hd NE ssase 81 many oi spu
s nave Dceh ana greater vahtastJ i
are now presented !, Nil way Academy M nn period OF the world
Ia the education ri youth escaped The attention OF the learned and
p!dnhric but "is reserved Tor the TcSrnt generation
Large the sphere oi lis Operations anu by new and energetic h"r'
Ia elevate iit "i hr female 10 lis e'et hsh standing III 40 %
Ioh ~ our Ihii "' moe car. ana ita'i '"rl l'i' ~ nr
euuchlio. 1, ~ ~ h' nSn sIilih7 ,i a'
ages the i"o school, at The residence :" he !aie Hon lanes
VI Garcl VII .e na Remembered WIN PRIDE anu pleasure ~
many OF NirslidS lar du-ri now lap! at noier-
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not privately will offer for sale the 9Th Novem
Der next public my valuable farm which re-
sie Il alon, lands Of Capt VIM Smith, Col f. j. Harbour
others Tie contains about 100 acres near one third OF
which heavily nberrL Is location affords facilities for
being crh miles from coronsv vile depot the
Central Railroad five Orange C"t HOUSE Depot on The
Alexandria Railroad, AMI within hall mile OF the
Junction Gorlonsyi and Blue Ridge McAdamlzel and Free
derksur Valley Plank Roads Thee several routes giving
the choice Richmond, fredericksburg and Alexandria mar
There also Touring Mil herty Mls) within mile
intelligence, AMI ,henei enterprise
The neghboood UNSURPASSED Better society can scarcely be
in Odd Virginia The soil originally fist rate now IN line
heart easily susceptible oi high Improvement The buildings
single stored dwelling vi III seven rooms and all neces
buildings. including and LARGE barn 40 ~ ee) Goa
the Pennsylvania style and arranged with strict regard to
convenience.
The dwelling occupies cmnence commanding one Of the fines
Virginia The Blue Ridge of Mountains forms tie horizon
miles Of that beautiful rural country
wirh Ridge and w Mountains fills The varied
picture The fertility the soil and the htah and beauty Of the
county double motive Of profit AMI pleasure 10 allure
purchaser:
dry sale Persons wins purchase invited % call
,he proprieror who sides he place. e. s NEWMAN
r Letters directed 10 al Liberty alils Orange, will he
promptly attended to. q. s y
Or.np a ct
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LAM IN HANOVER FOR SALE.

land HANUE
1sURSU Ant Of the County Couof anover between
4 Unity Bates, widow and relict OF
DR. Fleming Bates deceased, and o:her-, Plaiatif:l
against T. rhsr..rr
benjamin s AMI Marin rIagrave. infants under III .a"e!
the age OF twenty-oI.c year.. and others, Drhs
dated september 2h, 1850" .
shall the l2 daY Of month. tho premises al IL
the Of land for SALE on
creditor twelve and eighteen moahs Said tract Of anI con-
hundred and eighteen and lies on me S9uh
side South Anna RIVER and Immediately below Aliens creek
ge The property will he shown wishing 10 purchase
By Fleming Rates, who resides the place.
Bonds with approved security will BE- required o. me purchaser
aud The lille withheld until the purchase money y ss
10th month, Is, 1880 NATIL c. CRENSiAW, Ionr
Oct lG-c3w
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, executed
ID William Madison and wife Tor inc dement, OF moses
Psul record Of the clerk Tor Inc county OF ad
will the fourth THURSDAY IN oeo9r mat Seine Ing eoat
Of land devised by William Madison, deceased 70 his Widow or
ing bought The life estate OF Mrs Madison .. -.
Sep. 2:-sulw ". W. 'o"NI' i'u''ss'
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS, WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS

TI undersigned haYng been successfully engaged for the las;
len United States,
the Revolutionary and recently The war
proposes who be Interested either b.
Of he own service OF that OF relative. Congress
passed September Is 1885, granting bounty land 10 the officers
soldiers tie last with Great Ban the
Indian $780, and the late with Mexico, that he
will undertake the their claims the most reasonable
and satisfactory
Where claim oes than 40 acres OF !snd and
The Claimants INDECENT circumstance no charge will be made or
his seryccs JAMES r SUTTON. JR.
Corner llih and Bank streets, Richmond, Va
All levers addressed J. II Jr Richmond, Va,
be posi- pad receive prompt attention. OcS-if
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PATRICK H. SLAUGHTER.

A CARD.
YOUNG gentleman who has experience IN teach'
N has taken degree Of Master Of Arts In the unvers
y Virginia. wishes obtain employment teacher Apply 20
ein,a '' ''~'''' Sept 80
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RICHMOND AND DANTILLE RAILROAD.
TIlIIERE Railroad Ann Ausust1 Chircf
Amelia Court House. TUESDAY !c "a ms. A,hfe
by Giles, Whlnnel Tusia and 9TH
:,
Mr. Tunsta and other gentlemen will likewise address the people
Chapel Burkes and Me on Wednesday the
Overbys Charlotte Thursly the 9th The peo
pile atlage including ladies well gentlemen are o respect
fully invited 10 attend Oc t4-c@S
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STORE HOUSE FOX RENT.

1ENIE wholesale establishment nrn'sllr. formerly occupied
by Mr. lanes IIambeton nr rent The nrirAt"rhonl Is
much in want 4 wheat purchaser AMI Wholesale Grocery dealer
The MacAamed road from New Market 10 this place 70" under
contract Inc whole distance anl completed by February
loJ2 ALSO Alexandria roll expected 10 he finished IN two
years, which will make this tr desirable point Tor ar ~ W.
gina. ehAo pE1,i'r''
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NOTICE. TO MERcIsANTs.


AN DESTROYS I'll health business AMI Tor tha
purpose oier ms Sore House AM Granary and
cell Of Goods on hand viii give immediate possession
For particulars enquire of the subscriber. r. NJ. DAVIS
WIicr,s Tavern Essey .oun,y Oet,her 4 1850 c2awtf
NTOTICEThc subscriber of has removed 10
the store formerly occupied b. Joseph No Is East Main
street may found every article tine GROCERY Inc Of
quality daily fresh supplies rni The
Northern all which will be sold the most accnoa
ling j. D. slE1Ai,
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TO THE HEIRS OF FRANCIS BLOCK. JAMES HEBRON AND
TO EDWARD C. MAYO.
OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CosfpA ANY,
Richmond, 18th October 1850.
yy,HE BOARD OF ASSESSORS appointed by tho
damages ndhuldes the condemnation OF their and
for the James River and Kanawha Company viii
ncrsec,ed the line OF the Companys Canal
located City Of Richmond, Wednesday, the Goth November
1850 and then and there proceed damages the
dcnaion lands the the said Company
10 the law in that made and provided. Yours &C.
WIN p. MUNFORD,
Secretary of the James River and Kanawha Company
BY order Of the Board of Directors. Oct l6--3awiw
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EXECUTORS SAFE oN LAND on MATIAPoAi

GREEABIY the pr"vipns ri l!o VIII 81 E'yo ', deed,
~ shall At Kim Wl,laip Cunr House Monday, the 18Th
October ,at being he which Gai Bay nm
died possessed survey ~ Ihis arn
bounded bg lands
James Roam" aud tie hons Edward Pollard The
very am, nearly ic whole been ntiilrd
Nv ncpew Joseph lyar, who place. Will slOw
the preinl any wishing 20 purchasr.
The bn,s good dwelling house, yearly and all
necessary Terms ibrlal. y. u. NIL. EAo
Sept AI.-cu! BAYLOR Hal. dtrl.