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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TuFsnAY Dec g. 1850.

Mr.. VAN DYKE introduced joint resolu-
ton for the election of chapains, which was
adopted. His motion to proceed to the choice
of chaplain for the House also prevailed.
Mr. WHITE nominated Rev. MIR. GURLEY,
Presbyterian.
Mr.. DURHAM nominated Rev. VIM. NJ. DA-
LEY, Methodist Episcopal. -.
Mr.. HUNTER nominated Rev. LIrTLEToN
MORGAN, Meth. Episcopal
Mr.. EVANS Of Maryland nominated Rev.
ORvILLE DEWEY, Unitarian.
Mr.. BOYD nominated Rev. JOHN B. MAT
rHEws, Presbyterian.
Mr.. ROBBINS nominated Rev. Mr.. PORTER,
Presbyterian.
Mr. HAMPTON nominated Rev. THos. II.
Stockton, Methodist.
The House proceeded to the election with the
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JENNY LIMBS LAST CHARITY CoNcERr.-The
proceeds of the last concert of Jenny Lind was
distributed as follows:
TO the Society for improving the condition of
the poor, $1,000; to the Society for relief Of
widows with poor children, 5000; to the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, $500; to the Female
Assistance Society, $500; to the Eastern Dis
pensary, $3.50 to the Northern Dispensary
$3.50 to the Eye and Ear In6rmary, $3.50; to
the Hebrew Benevolent Society, 5000; to the
Home Branch of the Prison Association, 5000
to the Home for destitute children of Seamen
5000 to the Institution for education and care
of homeless and destitute boys, 800; to the re-
lief Of poor Swcdes and Norwegians in the city
of New York, per the Rev. Mr.. Hedstrom,
1888 20; to the distribution of Swedish bibles
and testaments in New York, 5000 to the
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, $3.50 to the relief
of the poor Of Williamsburg, 800; to the re-
lief of the poor of Newark, $500; to the relief
Of the poor of Jersey city, $780, to the Natio,'cl
Temperance Society, $500 to the relief of the
poor at the Five Pc hts, by the Temperance Asso-
citation, Rev. Mr.. Pease President, 5000; to the
American Temperance Union, 800; to the St
Georges Society, 5000.
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CENSUS OF ARKANsAs.-The new census of
the State Of Arksansas for 1850, as ordered by
the Legislature, shows the total population to be
1876, of which S2,2l7 are white males TO-
7Ol white females; 636 free persons of color !;
and 45,242 slaves. There are 57Ol23 acres of
land in the State under cultivation, of which
O,s9i acres are devoted to grain, and 1929
to cotton. During the past year, the State pro-
duced 66,942 bales of cotton, S,27s,73l bushels
of corn, l,22985l bushels of oats, and 2s9,536
bushels Of wheat
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For the Southern Press.
MACON, Geo Nov. 26th, 1850.

MACON, (Geo.) NOV. 18th, 1851.
THOMAS RIrcHIE, ESQ.
Sir Il had fondly hoped that you would hav.
continued to be, as you long were, an able shield
and defence for your own much injured, and in.
suited South. But few months past, have de-
monstrated in your course a great change, preju-
dlcia to Us Of the South. Therefore it would be
suicidal to sustain your paper any longer in such
a course, which urges Southern submission, (and
consequent degradaton) to the most paipabls out
RACES and insults, inflicted by the Free-soers of
the North on our rights, equality, and honor. And
in addition, your il-timed and improper dispar-
agement of Southern associations, Nashville Con-
yentions, and other defensive efforts, made here
by an oppressed and defensive minority, against an
aggressive, relentless, freesoimaiority, knowing no
limits but their own will. regret that party ties,
should have far overpowered and Influenced
your course, as to paralize Southern action, by
your denunciarions, and thereby given decided
''aid and comfort to our enemies" You paid
to the 10th prox. for your semi-weekly Union:
wish it stopped at that time.
Yours &c. VIM. B. PACKER.
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A New FAsHloN-Nashvie contains some of
the best fellows in the world-one Of the clev-
crest of them is Big, who, the other day took
it into his head to treat himself to an overcoat
He went to Johnson's, and found piece Of
cloth that suited him. Before purchasing it, he
sent down for OILY, one of the best tailors in
our city. Arriving at the store, Mr.. Only, was
told that he could not make the coat, unless he
would cut it to extend to The feet-B. declaring
that he would not wear short coat. To this
OILY replied in the bandest manner. Monsieur
Big, shall take re grand peasair to cut you
coat as zee please. shall cut it so long Eat it
shall be porn ,oith ze strap!-Nashrille Gazette.
The Indiana State Journal Of the 18th, denies
the truth of the report that the cholera is pre-
vailing in Indianapolis. 1t says that two or three
persons may possibly have died with the disease,
but even this some of the physicians dispute,
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eaY The Union complains to our "guardians
and patrons" because we pronounce much OF
the letter writing to the late Union meetings
twaddle and hypocrisy. We advice the Union,
to look to its own few remaining patrons, one
Of whom has just sent us the following letter,
which we publish as q specimen, having, in
compassion for tho Union, suppressed many
others:
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NOTICE OF BILLS.

Mr. TAYLOR gave notice of his intention to
introduce Bill to grant certain Public Lands
in the State of Ohio to that State, to aid in the
construction Of certain railroads therein ma
aI
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ReV. IitnTy WurU DeccHeT
Mr.. STEPHENS moved that the clerk be
desired to furnish not exceeding three daily
newspapers to the several members; carried.
Mr.. r. H. Stanton moved an adjournment;
carried
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it cxcites no attention. We are in the habit of
looking over nearly all the papers Of the State
and we can safely say that no community in the
world of which we have any knowledge is more
exempt from crime.
We observe that the Governor recommends
the promotion of manufactures by the State,
and general act for corporations to facilitate
combinations of capital for that purpose. This
is one Of the results of the Northern warfare on
the South. For ourselves we confess that one
of our strongest motives for preserving the
Union is, that the North is now manufacturing
the South agricultural-and we desire that the
South should remain So We are satisfied that
manufactures are not profitable or politic-that
they are favorable neither to the wealth, the
liberty, the morality nor the happiness ola people
But since the recent decided measures of the
Federal Government have been taken by the
vote of the North, the South naturally looks to
the contingency of separation and independence
and accordingly almost all her States are pre-
pairing for that event, by manufactures among
themselves. When they shall have established
this policy, they will have severed the strongest
link that binds the Union together.
The tendency Of current events to produce
military organization of the State is thus evin.
ced
As germane to the general subject under con-
sideration, trust that may be excused for re-
peating my recommendation concerning drain
age law, and the establishment Of Board to
remove distractions in streams.
The imminent peril in which our peculiar in
stitutions are placed, thereby rendering It me-
cessary on the part of the South not only to pro-
tect, but to strengthen and perpetuate them, have
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EXECUTORS SALE OE LAND.
rr-u >rIrnr NEGRnEs SrO..k GEOp. &C. AT PIBIIC

~ o,r ~ effect division sndak ,r distributes Of the late John
= nsTs auction ' on ss', 2 ID q sv
he cCR ny q" SST as G ke as s an m sx
rent carriage susy, cart st OK aud all The plantation ~
aud utensils =, ,. .os.d wil or for sale the said
n,snan cnuanng and, viii: good improvements
aud De- M e, .p % Gs DAY December shall sell
Geen, n,le sal county b valuable s,se men m,m , s.a
oats obacd &C. stock Of every kind and ecrpon % the
o. MONDAY following the 9th December shall SELL The plan
ann known the Burnt cansy IN Tue said al me crop
hogs and tools and u-hsi!soa the SAID plantation
Al tie same interested wall Offer for sale the said
plantation containing 500 Of laaa. which, not sod will be
rented WEp ss Sowns the lh Dseem shall sell
like manner Essesons aud West Greek, Two adjoining Plana
The A ' S9s a uen On 1a each place.
THE sale will commence Eggles,ons At ~ O'Clock, NJ
, 4, i s West containing acres which,
sod will be rented 9ut hs esn.s year : H.. eu,u,.
OF ali staple the coun, They have been ,n
purei4scrs are their advertisement for further dee'n
TIE Negroes young aud likely They were seesnd n s
lily There among blacksmith nnd h. a any in
Aargc portion Of the stock likely AMI ,r number Of f.
this section country the mnlea particularly a' '
ted hog. be sold al each plantation rare opoorpny
persons ear anxious ,hs p.re ss w %f
properly viii be made know" % roMis BLAND
49, o. , Executor Of John Bland dec d
HOUSES AND Ln h5h SALE IL BUCKINGHAM
- deed Of ru-, executed by Rober, X Hooker and
Mary 5l e csrSs BUCKINGHAM county the q9d 1san
o. i H been substituted as trustee IN the place Of ~ H. na
cd "uo ~ or sale highest bidder. pubic acton oi
ton WIN ,bs prenises on SATURDAY the 10Th DAY OF A9yenpsl
% Iot containing about aeie at Mayse aosa We
ls & Church lot LOT formerly owned ny Ed"ata =.
Maygs on which is dwelling house. with other bufdlngs
time and will also DC oHerea piece
An ,,eb ia said containing five aeres adj
Joining ,ne ~ ' JOHN vs. HASkINS. Trustee.
TJ,ND IN HANOVER FOR SALE.
10 decreeof County Counof Hanover, between
Il Unity Bates, widow and reict OF n,..r,
Or Fleming Bates, deceased, anu ohefs' fiaih.hs'
against - W., ;.c,,s ,n5a, In Chanccfy
neitan ~ >, one vr,r, and others, De,s.
he age ' dated .Sep,embcr 9th, lSj0'i :,
, an ia. lsb d,y OF next month. the premises, At II
o'clock oer the land mentioned in si decree oL sae
@ anon, one hundred anil eighteen and lies on the
s of Sh Anna River, and Immediately below Aliens CLsss
Pee The property will be shown any one wishing 70
Nv Fleming Bates, who resides on the place h..sr
Bonds with approved security will DC required o. hs
| 10Th month Is, 1850. : NATHL u CkEsshA
| Oct l6-c8w s.ns q
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LAMBERTS OFFICE
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under The Exchange Hotel Rch'
~ mond Virginia. -, So
Drawing OF Sussex County Delaware Lottery Glass l3 Nov 2:
I} % "a 30 % Il g. II 81 SO ~ 80 10
C5 43 s 81 I'll - a - 81 IL.
for the Week.
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Clasl5-Caplas
so5OoO 5000, 1900, 200, 6i0. ID Of lJu &c 10 Nos -
drawn. Tickets sjshares IN proportion
WEDSESDAY-Te Delaware State Lottery Class i5lj drawn
Nos in each package p Tcke,s-Cailais: s3) 1900,
drawn. Tickets s0-shares in proportion.
TIluRSDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery Glass l2l-Ca
pitfalls: S2uOOO, COCO 3r5Ss, Of 1900, l.D 1870, LILO, zoo al
Boz being lowest three number prizes IS Nos IL drawn
Tickets s5-Shares proportion
FRIDAYThe Sussex County Delaware Lottery Glass 59CaI
tails s25OJ0, 5000 1900 1900 Of 900, - Nos l. drawn
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass l2Cnp
tails s50D 10000 OF 10000, 3.53 Of 5000. 100 ol 6U SC
7SNos, II drawn Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY, NOV. 23D-A MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
The Virginia Monongaa Lottery Class lCapials pr1e I"
s600U 2JOoo 10000 Is Of $500, &c. - Nos 2 drawn Tick
slG-shares in proportion
Change Of hour Sales close the above Lotteries at
o'clock NJ and the drawings received about o'clock by e
legyaph.
~ Drawings smaller received Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, Sales close hall past IL
Price Of Tickets from 81 10 81 90.
" Ordersfor Packages Certificates Of Packages single Tickets
Shares the above Maury Co o whcf
drawings day. prices varying from 81 TO sO oI
tcke will the mott prompt attention. and the o
warded Immediately distant adventure when
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No 3, Exchange Place Richmond Va
n Recoec, No 3"TLres luck in odd numbers says Rory
O;M1ore Nov. 4
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,
SourII FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND yIRGI

MOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vIRGI
Dg y pi'.s's % 5' 6 S Class j j. Go SIR 80
Pawn e Nos - Of e Delaware {, Extra no ' osa
Ticket Nvr q ~, prize sold and paid by srRAIToS
D ss !. Of J s. y lGs Ga: i III ia o q Ct OIL
1 1Is ss No.. Il Sss Of Sold and PT FIJI
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra 1872 Nov p:
res, 3 Is g. 50 q Maid Sc 50 % s4 e
IS Is Il ~ il 69 lG IL 70 q ! &C 50 IL.
Drawn Nos of Mononeaia, No ~ Nov 2:
Is a. q 40 81 50 "a 10 81 81
Whole Ticket Nos 80 ~ g. prize Of 81 900 returned BY
schemes for the Week.
TUESDAY-Sascx Lottery Extra, Class 3 Capital 1870 Is
Nos. u drawn Tickets 81: - am -
acknowledgements LOTTERY Class 23 Capital $4,000 "a
WEDNEsDAY-Deawar Lottery, Glass 49, Capital saa,Ooo
IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets $40 -, .oo
THURSDAY Delaware Lottery Extra Glass 1872 Capital s6r
90 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 40,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lottery, Glass i2a-Capta s2o"
Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets s.. 1900
FRlDAYSussex Lottery, Glass s9-Captas $500" - Noa
Is drawn avn :, Tickets g. c.,,,, q. 600
IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass 2 to be drawn ah No
ysmber = Nos Il drawa Capitals saooo, oo ssses in in
proportion
Virginia Monongaa Lottery Glass ia to be drawn l6h Neye
10 of 1000 500 5 Tickets sl0-siares IN proportion
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass l. 10 be drawn 2i Nsvs
m ,o p No. Y aa%n y C1aIs @ % d 100 oS Of
| 900, &c Tickets s2o-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass 49, to BE- drawn SUN No
yember IS Nos. - drawn Capitals sloWo 49, ~, l9 l
IN proportion.
~ Buyers are referred my list prizes which
at the office as pr"o OF what has oee nHh anu ever! '"
Orders opackages Certificates OF Packages and single Tickets
the above schemes and all the Lotteries will be promptly attended
anadra wings when requested Please address 10 a.
Nov N. STRATToN Richmond Va
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I,Ts: HATS! CAPSI CAPS:
IL" FALL. STYLE, 1850.
G. l.. ETTY. 7

y, lS} Broad Street, Shockoc Hill,
and retail dealcrm HATS and CAPS. respectfully
NJ & his friends country merchants and public
c o @ S. ssss ana 6sss :sss
9 ~ ve,sin silk Angola. Russia C"ney, Mexican Fur
C.S n every variety. unusually low prices Ladies'
v Naas; Lynx, Tape Badger. Wolf. Coney and Foot
VIZ. an and Concy Skins for Trimming Carpet Bags;
and Cotton Umbrellas; all o which he is disposed
IS -. ~ ,w prices. wholesale retail.
phasrrs respectfully invited call and examine my
-. - .: HATS and CAPS. made TO order
,.,rSri prices given Tor all kinds ofFURS. q. l.. h.
''i ~, I 1850. c3n
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE I,sDIs aMEJI,

virtue ~ deere, the Circuit court
for sar IL the l.c .lcr ihr premises II ESpAY
Inc 'n LAY ~ December. l>0 lair. the
tractor land Iii the said COUNTY Che real al Edward T.
t.c 10 Containing b. GiJ lynn v. mites South
ipn the cnnr on JOINING the lands nTn1 TONNES Jnsr
q Leah john MarSla AMI others TIL. nj land lass iu
nriin 81 original lakewood land and bottom dndtc orn land
III GOOD heart There upon he land comfortable dwelling housc
with all Other houses. All
sail a! iyappcatn .r subscriber, he will show them wl
pleasure he this and ,.ed day al sale.
TERMS OF SAl.EA rrcd, i;rc years. lia
n'alni'ns the purchaser syi. bon with approved security
he nc:c'i ison the day raIc. respectively and aec OF
urn tn !aid. !" secure the purchase money.
Snyl --,whI. IptiS M,pcfI,II (,,.r
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NOTICE..
TO THE HEIRS OF FRANCIS BLOCK, LANES HEBRON, ED
WARD & MAYO, AND TO PATSY w. ADAMS. NOW MRS

NOTICE.
TO TIE ERS OF FSaHG p BoK MENU Nn En
MOSETEi.
OFFICE TINE JAMES RIVER AND KaSAwnA COMPANY,
Richmond 18th October 1850. I
yEyHE BOARD OF ASSESSORS. appointed by law is
damages landhoers the condemnation "l their lan,
the James River and Kanawa Company will
line of the Conpiny Canal
located City Richmond Wednesday, lhe h November
1850 then and your damages
domination Of lands the Of the said Company, PURSUANT
10 the law in that case made and provided Yours, &c,
Secretary OF the James River and Kanawha COMPANY.
By order OF tho Board OF Directors Oct. l6-3auiw
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. We feel no hsiia.
- lion In calling noice this article of The c NJ
In this dscases iheir orn from
indigestion To afflicted that yOu can place conf
deuce resIorer Of heal h., II having been fuly tested by
Of respectable citizens testimonials iiiy
FOR THE rIMEs.-Ths certify for the laatseven
eight have nearly suffered death with Dysenery the
kind being unable attend ordinary and aitsr
the Of four bottles OF Bakers Premium Bers become as
healthy ever life this may be
suffering with the above disease may find immediate relief rom me
above l|icrs B. TALLY
MEssRs EpiroRs-Dear Sira-IIavng used Bakers Premium
Bnlers in family wish the public the benefits de-
lived from My wife has suffered three four years with me
dyspea her stomach seemed be nearly destroyed At times she
would say weak live die then pn
chased hottie Of this tonic Of the proprietor HILL Reh
mond Va which tone the stomach; the use
three bottles the disease seemed TO be entirely cnre Next my m
tie child nine months DID, very low with violent dyseEery ana
after oil prescriptions had failed wife With all confidence IN .hr
biers, commenced using three easpoonu lay with niue
sugar child perfect in days
wund advise all suffering with the Diseases the ABOVE
tonic Il certain remedy THOMAS ]. MELTos.
Hanover county, Va, Aug 2l, 1850
Purcell. add Co, Main street and H. Blair and Thomas
Shockoe Hill.
All H. Wakes Market Bridge, Main will be
promptly attended TO by r. BAKER, Proprietor
Oct 6-r3m
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ADJOURNNIENT OF .

ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION.
LII members Of the Convention other in the cry
n hereby notified that they obtain first Boys Coin
ing well and we'll made fit from 10 10 age
calling McEroys Boys Clothing Store Broad Street
posits the Swan Tavern. Nov. E. S. MoELKof.
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BOUNTY LAND.
TrAN LIZ ATTORNEY AT LAW

INN VI PATTON, JR, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
entered inio arrangement with gentleman in Wash
'urihe purpose OF prosecuting claims against the United
prepared 20 attend such claims, and particularly 10
,or': aai under tho ae; IF Congress Of September @
M canaes practice law in all the courts of Richmond
oaay OF Henrco, and will hereafter practice In Louisa
9sssat bis residence, of 9th and Franklin Streets
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FoRlAAT TO sOLDIEKS, WIDOWS AND

!gned having been successfully engaged for the last
' the prosecution of claims against United States
r. 's The Revolutionary and recently the war
proposes ali who may be interested either by virtue
80 that OF relative ii the OF Congress-
IS 1880 granting bounty IN land 10 the officers
~. soldiers Of tho last with Great Britain the
VA since $780, and The late with Mexico that he
I,oseeuon Of their claims on the mos reasonable
w.. is'r erais
~ am lies no, amount 10 more than 40 acres Of land and
s, .!sent circumstances charge will DO made for
e' JAMES I. SUTTON, JR,
|yB Corner Of llh and Bank streets, Richmond, Va
|s3- ',r' addressed j. r. Sutton, Jr, Richmond, Va
VAC. 10 prompt attention. Oct. S-du
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

5AvlNG determined the South. VIII sell the fan
on which reside, lying tol.ninc Greek III thu COUNT ~
.N miles House. AMI i acres
go u which i cleared, the balance III timber
i,r, r, about the creek all of which has
been iichcd an, tEorou .hly drtincl
Th land is in remarkably healthy nc;sln,ooi il highly IN
noyc productive the staple 81 ms l
lion the For the growth Of wheat Is peculiarly adale"
welding heavy crops with much certainty 90. i,
rc buildings are all nearly new having been erected within me
last eight years The Dwelling House large and well finished WIN
hand grounds outoIe. comprising all that are
and convenience OF farming operation are
OF the best description. ~ ,;
vines Yield annually about thousand silon OF very SUI
Tie Centra Railroad passes within five mile. with fine road
,,r,Inc, " 49, J. l.. BL RRuSS.
s.rnt
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CtHALK'S OFFICE, Wall Street, unier City Hotel
" "Pui money in thy purse
DO despair;
True hone tires, but mounts on Eagles WINGS
Kings itmakes Gods, and mcanercrc Kings
Put money in thy purse"
Schemes for the Week.
TUEsDAY-Bcl Air Ioery, Class 4s-Capras: $4,000, 9"
5000 4 OF 900. - Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 60
WEDNESDAY-Susqneha Lottery Cassl9-Capas S3o Np
500 lOn 800 Of 5000, &C. - Nos l6 drawn Tickets no
Observation-Disclosures Consolidated Lottery, Class H6-CAp
tails: $4,000 soOO 500 1900 1900, Is Nos - drawn.
Tickets So. -
FRIDAY-Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Glass i7Capisals:
$40 Oo, s0o 6OO 4OO) 10 Of 1000 &c p Nos, II drawn.
Tickets S..
SATURDAY-Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30-Cap'as
s0OO 20 of a0U 40 oil 0 40 Of 500 &c. IS Nos - drawn
Tickas SIP Nov !
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To ci ,;J ,o hereby
al the Peace for the - aiorl s an ,csnc
certify dat whose il above subscribed aforesaid and
witness, per4onaly appeared before - a. acr,hrl
e cal, thai he boye named are n
a. parties the above letter Of attorney n , deed
the presence of the said Witness Their a eighteen
Witness my hand and seal this -- uas - IsEALI
bred and -.
90
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-1oTIcr i berehv g,yen that pursuance Of the by
~ application will se made the President Directors anu ,srs
NJ The Farmer INK Virginia issue TO NE ne .s
NJ STOCK numbered ooo am
dated h 1885 IN lieu Of The original easd upon
amy they cam why eaeh new nay p pI'
L nn. AAAo.n>S
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COMMISSlONERS SALE OF LANDS
y TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. AND cot MITES OF HENRI

~
the Circuit Cuun 0f Cancery the
county icico pronounced IRE hJule. lsj the
OF sharpe krs>e admir- ac the undersigned who thereby
:or the VIII 10 sirby pub
nc upon the premises TUESDAY, the 81 day oil Dcccm.
r $50 IN the county Acnarlr. at O'Clock. r.
lI u the q! Alemaii,
near the town Milton. tn 81 the Micuk Creek
ainin, aloat aou- the lands Oi George Gmer Jas
clarsc undivided
oieiv Of ia ng and being IN f county oi AT
neG tract containing between
and acres The road tom Milton 10 Fredericksburg,
and aons the Clark Benjamin Deoe aud Others, q,
heinz III, same land On Which,. H. Clark formerly resided and
more recently occupied by Mr. Wao The Virginia Central ka!'
r,,I runs within 4 quarter of 4 nil. of tli. land .
third CASH baaacc and l2inons for bonds with
good security retained I'll the further order OF the Court
f Inccn,n render
nor IN make tlr place the next fan day
ARTHUR MORSON.i ,o,,,r