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l. LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TrEsoAv, March -, 1853.
sen ATE.

lrrsoAv, March 29 1853.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSlON'rhe Senate Inc! al O'Clock.
APPoETIuSME%T RlLL.
Mr. ST0vALL called up the Li arranging the Stat" lnto
Districts and proposed that be made te
order The day fo 10 morrow tNetneschyl al IL O'Clock
Mr. ST0vAL originally proposed Thursday, bur Mr. BRAY
ro expressing desire voic against the bill, ana az III
would be necessarily absent "Wednesday, r Sr0YALt
altered ms proposition accordingly. Agreed Ia.
gEPugg- q. COMMITTEES.
Mr. P,pwi., from the select committees On thes" sua-
rcs rc;r.d bill 10 amend The 18th uf chapter 2l3
l The Code ot Virginia lin relation 10 the pay o ie me
ror rIrt OF M p.Gna-y; and bill IN pay i!s clerk ai
the srrr, can,.re. On pcyoG johns memorial, Tor
his services.
THs CALENDAR
The following House bis read third tinss aid
passed.
IL Incorporate . nian Society ot Bethany LciIcga
Authorizing the incorporates; at achoOl OF high grade at
Cray SrUhur SPRING. in tho county Of Gitos
Declaring Big Greek III tie county OF MoEoEsGiil,
u public !,ghwa".
For lhe relief Of William Tnbb.
incorporating The UGitei Savings Bank in The city Of
Richmond
Incorporau TIC Btnk Of Giles In the county OF Giles.
Authorizing a subscription inc Wolf Creek Turnpike
Company.
incorporating The New MansslIu and Proctor Turnpike
Company
lacDrnorstng the Manaesa Mining Company.
incorporating the Castieuana Ferry Turnpike Company
lncopora ng the Danvillc aud Pig River Company.
Incorporating the Cincinnati una Guyanaot!r hoh'-
featuring and Aliuin. Company.
Authorizing inspection OF apples ana Wrei potatoes in
Isle IL Wight.
Concerning safs W officers OF goods rad cllattel5
On motion Of AR STuyALL the Senate adjourned un'H
o. morrow morning AZ III o'clock
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TRIRlITE nE RESPECT.

Iu P0whaau County Court, Ma cB slh lcSj
preamble alb
tinn ;s day adopted OF the members OF ihe CcuIt
officers and members Of The Bar ts.timnBy ta fe.Pe:
their late and fellow citizen, RICHARD j. GILLIAN, OF
county Iea and ordered by The ouE 70 =
en-; cred upon > and as fellows, 10 VII:
A. meeting OF the InemberE OF the CcI, IL: SIces -. L.
members following preamble and resolutions
adopted VIII
Whereas we have heard deepest regret, since m Cox;
the sudden death oI RcsdJ Gillian oao
of ia. Justice county, nrabo; OF MS Court gcG
man and high sense o hOEor We a. a.
n,re aud whose loss allDcplore:
Resolved That his death the CouEy Court has !"., one 81 -
worthy members and thai We sincerely iynahts
with his widow and fanny 10 hel. distress
Resolve b.: eluestcd IN enter ;'fe rflcstJns
upon and are copy teeai forwarded by tC c-IE
the widow decreased and 10 the Richmond pipsrs with EI"
quest that the same be published
And that a. further Of r-t,St he C5rL
luesteh 10 adjourn
Aai hersGpon The coa: directing Tho Cett omp, ~i.'
The adjourned until
GoFf-Icsle,
WILLIAM 2 DANCE C!sIt
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

PosTHAsTERa.
Jainea Dick Nnrnunes, Indiana.
Eihm IL Stroag, Janesylle, Wisconsin
Tnomsa J. Henley, San Francisco, California.
John Bowen to bo deputy postmaster at San Antonio,
William d. larrsst to be deputy postmaster Tuscaoo
su, Alabama.
Alexander Galt 10 be deputy postmaster Al Norfolk Viz
gina in place OF John p. Leigh
Thomaa e Bigger, deputy postmaster OF Richmond. He'll
rico county, Virginia
Jacob Carter be deputy postmaster at Concord New
Hampshire in place Of Ephruim Hucans
Turner W. Ashby 10 be deputy postmaster al Alexandria
in the county Of alexandria, Stale OF Virginia, in place Of
Daniel Bryan. resigned,
cnrz D. ka1anaug 10 De deputy postmaster al Hunts-
VILE Alabama, In place nf J. J. Pistnam.
Nathaniel Bishop 10 be deputy postmaster al Marietta,
Washington county, Ohio in place of Frederick a. Wheeler
Doctor Gorge A. Cracta, 10 be deputy postmaster at
Wheeling, Virginia. In place of Jacob ). Shrser rcmoved
Edward 4. King, TO be deputy postmaster at Dayton,
Ohio In place OF Adam Speia whose commission has eS
pred
Samuel Il. Anderson be deputy postmaster at Nash
yir Tenncsseu, in place Of John Shelby, resigned.
Reuben s. Cheney be deputy postmaster al Jackson
county Michigan, in place of james A Dyer.
MscELLANEous
Nathaniel Hawthorne of Massachusetts, 10 be consul OF
III, United Stutes Liverpool TO take eicGt the first OF
August next 10 place Of Thos. l.. Crenden, resigned
Wes r. Humphr to be Judge OF the dsrc, court Of
tic United States for the e1atein middle and western dis
.rics Tennessee in the pincs OF Morgan W. Brown de
ceased.
Wm n Richardson 10 be marshal Of The northern district
n The State of California in The place of David f. Douglas
rcpned 10 take ELECT from the first day Ct july next
Russell Bishop be register of the land office al Genesee
Michigan.
Frederick Hail. ba receiver of public moneys a. lonia
Michigan.
VIM W. Gift of California TO bs register Of the land office
al BGncia, Cal.
Chas Loriag o California 10 be receiver Of public moneys
at Bencle, Cal.
william p Harrison Of Missouri, 10 te register OF The
land office Palmyra Missouri vice Lloyd P. Haleck,
moved
Joseph P Ament Of Missouri 10 be receiver Of public
moneys al Palmyra, Missouri, vice Robert f. Griffith.
mogni.
Henry Fulbeht of Missouri be receiver of public
money. Springfield Missouri vice Marcus Boyd removed
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CUMsEaLAsD, March 29th.-Tho care tonight from
Wheeling brought down the body of Fllve S. Wooton resi-
dencc not knowp making the eighth "icm Of the accident
They also report tha; M Gardiner the e'caksnen and Dr.
CadwalIader OF New Albany Indiana are still In the neigh
boood of Cheat river BRIDGE well taken care Of and doing
we'll
The child of Mr. Giese Of ST. Louis buried here
day tho parents receiving the sncere sympathy OF the
munitv
All the wounded now here Gotine 90 finely, and the
physicians attendance consider them all out OF danger.
The railroad company has provided amply tor the comfort
and convenience of ttis wounded.
CumsERLAsD March 25, p. m.-The condition Of the
sufferers is as follows B. r. yaushu knees bruised badly
and face cut Miss Wiley, badly bruised Mrs. Mathias
injured and chest and face brrsed-he sons face
badly bruised and cut Andrew Bray and breast burn
ed nd feels sore Mary Short has flesh wound In hand
and face bruised a. G. Stablr face cut and bruised
rally David Albaueh, face cut and bruised. Mary Rady
foot and side hurt Hugh McClsllsnd face cut and bruised
Sir Gese back strained Mrs. Gese face dreaduly brui.
sedface OF child cut the other slightly scratched Mr.
Turner strained ana bruised in back Mrs Turner slightly
bned-four Children face burned badly burned IN
face, others slightly injured MIR Clarke, knee badly bruised
Col Calvert shoulders ald back spraned and bruised m
Lasenner editor from Alexandria, Va, spTalned ana
bruised in back Mr Sey, head burned and face oruieeo
All the above improving rapidly and on! OF eanee1 M
Close Injured In the back and abdomen Inc Docof 'hnRs
he will get well.
THoMAs P. PEARoR, appointed postmaster al Manches.
tr New Hampshe is house painter by trade and served
second lieutenant In one of the companies OF the New
EnoIand regiments under Gen. Pierce In Mexico he ID
said not 10 Be relative of the President has been stasd
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VARIED 10 the bar of God and nsk yourself what can g,
~ is department, chrialian brrc.r,nrrl and il il be
o1 hte give what you The paruns Of ,hs soce-
ae dhiiF remembered by thoso humble ccporrnu,s in
"t Prayers ocrs many oi G0iS poor! whose souls ure
eu WIN tho tuth your bsrcvo!cnre hss placed ia those
itlefo hookices haH.;oa nate thcr prayers with ours
~, ''!e i"me" "i GaGs r,,ise :" yon-"ie that water.
elm shall hmsci he wutered'
All communications in relation to thia work In Virginia
OF North Carolina may be addlrssed 10 j. Cross Super-
tendrnt of Cnlporlage Ia Virginia and n Carolina.
Editors o papers frc2diy 10 the cause may mid some
oy giving this place in their paper.
Richmond En March lS53
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STATE DEBT.

very remarkable editorial appeared in the ENQUIRER OF
Monday morning the taxes OF the State which we are a.
q loss TO comprehend. The article says:
"he direct taxation of Virginia. under The last asess-
msnt was one cent and half upon every hundred dollars
worth OF property; and the bill before the Legislature
PROPOSES we believe ruise The rate 10 two cents
The further statement is made that 10 ew years even
pon The present appropriations Of the Legislature
y 10 have the taxation increased 10 probably five cents
upon the $780, 10 ga, nothing OF what further appro'
piiatons the Legislature may make
What is the data upon which those estimates are mace,
we are wholly unable TO concelve.-[ Richmond Wing
Our language is plainly open to the criticism OF the RHs
The error arose from mispacng the decimal point in cal
caon Of the average Of taxation upon property 10 V-
gina made in the hurry Of writing The decimal point
should have been place farther to the right ana whec
we said one and ha tno and oc 1t should be read res
pectivey, teen t,oenty and fy The correction douo'-
less occurred at once every intelligent reader ana he
manner Of the mistake will be readily appreciated BY afh
mccan. The correction places the taxation OF the Stae
in more serious aspect should not escape the aten-
ton OF the Legislature before which many appropriations
of secondary importance pending that the average rate
of taxation in Virginia tpcRy cents upon the sluo
worth of property is within few cents of the provoblay
heavy taxation of Maryland.
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TrEsnAY, MARCH 29, 1853.
HOUSE OF DEIECATEs.

An en2rossed bill 10 incorporate the Fellow sYle Mining
aud Manufacturing Company taken up with the amend
mens proposed thereto by the Senate heeupon tbs said
amendments were amended and agreed TO-
The amendments proposed by the Senate the following
bills were 5cveraly agreed
bill concerning the militia fass assessed 10 the year
lc5l by he egmental courts o inquiry oi The 39h reQ
mont O militia.
4 bill amending The charter Of the town OF DanviIIr.
4 bill! L" cause the compensation which member Of
e House cf Delegates of Hardy is entitled be paid
his wife.
A bill authorizing the establishment Of Law Libraries
An act 10 authorize turnpike road from Newbern 10 the
Jacksonville and HlsviIc turnpike.
b! 10 incorporate the Merchants and Mutual insu.
rance company.
bill authorizing an increase Of The capital stock OF The
alidiebrock and Brownsburg turnpike.
bill incorporating The Gmer and Bra tton turnpike
company.
bill cpea! an exemptn9 milers ot.manufncturne
AMI flour mills from grinding corn, &C.. passed April 3,
1857
A bill 10 make New River 10 Wylhe county from Kncan-
mons Ferry The lower end OF Rober, Ropers lawful
fence
till constituting Sata River in the c6iuly Of Hurkng-
ham lawful ence.
Ol amend the 9th section OF the act concerning the
terms Ct the Circuit Courts
4 bill! Incorporating the Graysou Snvnes' Bank
i bill TO incorporate The Virginia Wharfng company.
il bill incorporating the Cluster Spring company ant
4 bill 10 incorporate Tho Putnam and Kanawha Mining
and Manufacturing Company.
Senate bill ~ incorporate the Louisville and kana%ha
line OF boals read third time and passed.
Senate bill 10 sutho7ise loan 10 the James River and
Kanawhn company for completion Of the Tide. water
connection being the order OF day for hnIi pas! 10
ocioc was taken up read third time and passed ayes sO
30
Senate bill concerning the and collection OF
The public being The order OF the day. taken up
and considered,
Several amendments proposed and rejected and then
On motion tho House adjourned until this evening Mt
O'Clock
The Senate session until ata hour last evenine.
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MosEs r HARwEtL, Secretary
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMELIA AND NOT
~


Al democratic meeting composed dl deiegaes from The
counties OF Amelia and No,0wsy. assembled al Den
nsyilIe the 26lh inst Col. Thos Rowlet OF Notoway,
called 10 the Chair and T. A. Crenshaw of Amelia ap
pointed Secretary.
The object the meeting being explained by the Chair,
the call u the Convention remarks submitted by
Dr.. "m n. Robertson and Messrs. John II. Knight r..
and CrtnshRw After which, the convention proceeded In
selecting candidate 10 represent the two conntles In the
next Legislature.
On behalf Of the delegetinn from So;t0uhy, Mr John II
knight IT, put The Of Cob. JhGs. r, Bottom, (Iur
present worthy representative VI nomination. The name
Of alr knight also presented 10 lhe meeting hy Alr
Jno f. PtrEinson bur Withdrawn al the request oi
Mr knight
The meeting Than proceeded choice wherenpon he
unanimous given IN Col Bottom Upon the mo.
ton Of Nj Thos p Bland, committee n four consisting
Of nlesss. y A. Cran-haw Jno IA knight, r. Df George
C. Bland, aud DT. Wm. H. Robertson, wege appointed by
The Chair inform Col Bottom OF his nomination. and SO
licit hia acceptance ihereul.
Upon motion Of af Knight the pucaejinga "i the IFret
!ng ordered be published in Tho Richmond Enquirer
Examiner, and South Side Democrat.
Upon motion, The meeting then ADJOURNED.
THOS. ROHfErT can
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DEATH OF MRS. FILLMORE

HAeHISevoS, MARCH 80 Mrs. Fillmore died a, Wil.
ards Hotel this morning Her death Is attributed 10 sno.
cation proceeding from water ;nt lungs. M Fillmore
and family will leave for Buffalo Tomorrow with le re-
mains The Senate being advised OF the death OF Mrs FIJI
more, Immediately adjourned.
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EXTRA SESSION os THE L. $. SENATE
WAsHISGTuS, MACH 29, 1853

MI Badger otr;ru resOuti"p, wn!ch was adopted sn
ihosng the Sergerntaarms continue the mess'
termination of the present session. for the purpose OF folding
and transmitting dncuments
he Senate resumed the consideration of the resolution
auho!sns the Secretary Of the Senate sppoin rsane
clerk and after debate the same waa postponed un mi the ts
Monday Of December next-y ycas 25 noes Is
The Senate, after er executive session. sJjourned.
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as,y e:hlti'tH =, n, :, .,,;,a ,, -
Gianty ,h=se articles which viii DC required cannot be

The quantities e all may be Increased Or diminished as
The hrc. after Icul- IEe Contracts VIII therefore os
~ IT. ~ w. gttv-J =. nos nav 40 r.sn, c,ivny
VIZ a require :" ce ue''els' a. 1ose "'!
,s .n ~ c ,,, m ,ci,v n,sv sT,sn IN
l sstt agencies az su'h VA NO oe'a5 nay slis "a
iImnit "h nay ne is'utu am Tmsm Soh.iaIot n ram rs
bvH"! s,'ni'! WIN equiSoh' ae I' W ., ,s nuaau "
ttu anu "t'"s '"II &c @ hu - ~ ~ ~. ~ n"a,
"e . % suf i'e .ht'e.e!' anus nc psta ~ 10 u @
~ 'S ~ es?o % lr s; " a. 'p ~ pi.bas oS bs r.
"s ~ 'hs bH'eiI :" anu 'p's n' ~ .ie VI t s
Nv! !Hs a'tsa!u, 'a. oo e'i'eee 'ia. "-H e4u'si ~
~ s ~ e,Es., s o., ,b a;c fv,eo, .oa,, =, oach
'" "-'e 's y ~ '1e "' 's -, "atH - =; @ .n
- % !Ff %' ~ ~ ,h se rr no.e wa" nal Gn bv % ,H sS 10 ~
" '. w |.i.; ~ @ :, s,,.h "a W. ~ sn;os
a. % ~ nv -; ~ 80 ~ arc @ 100000 % @a rn
nv % ,,sS ST. and II "a early - rr,r,ic .Sr con
- .. ~ @ t a % unn, which c"npnc, nn"
~ ~ ,h; .I ~ $40 iavs ,,svc of IN. TINS re
ei,,. ~ " H., " M @ - 80, ,,",nn n IN. mail
Txn 1rny "r.,i. IN a sum equal 10 the estimated
ar,ur, t M rn.v, rnac,s viii be required and ten per
c.r,r ~ ~. rom The am.un, Of ali pa; Inens
m .bnr ria,I rr,,v in ,,drion 10 secur, is
e aCcoa' hcreni a. coateat sccu, ~ au'o " Ssluie s
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lhs Journal OF Commerce, anayz the rhtY .hi j


By the election of Democrats In South Carolina ana J
New Hampsh!re The United States House Of Repre-
scntativeS, that body comprises So Democrats 6U
Wings, and Ahotioniss The same districts sent 10 Tho
last Congress eS Democrats so Wings and Abolonsts
EIGHTY. members OF the House ye 10 be elecs
ed Total 234. The Democratic members will be To Tho
Wings in the proportion o! about to J. TIE Democratic
tuaptly in the Senate will be 10 10 20 For tr two
years least every department Of The government will &c
Democratic. The high tariff have hung sheT hsrPs u3
ont fhs willows
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DEPARTURE OF MRS. sToWE FOR euRC

Bos7oS, March 30.-Mrs Harriet Becher Stowe the 40
thoress OF Uncle Toms Cabin called for Europe to-day
the stesniar Canada.
Judge MeIrick has accepted the eppolnment OF Cnie
Judge vice Cushing
The general banking Law defeated today In the Leg
islalure.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JAMES CITY.

al ntcctng Of the Deanc,ac patty 0 James City, hct
on he 2Sth Day ci March, 1858:
On Glnon Robert Morris called the Chair anc
Moses r. llIwclI appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated lie object Of the meeting to bo ht
appointment % Delegates 10 represent Tie Democrats OF l
county iii the Convention proposed 10 be held ia Saunon
tc - day May next the purpose Of seccu suitable
person represent This District in The Board of Public
WORKS whcreupnn the FoI'o~i ing resolutions submit
Ted and unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved, That We approve tic Convention, rr0posed
10 he held in Saunioh The - day Of May next or the pur.
pose Of nominating eU,ahlc person represent This Dis
rct in the Board Of Public Works and that SIX delegates
10 be named by Aa Chairman represent in said Conven.
on
The Chair appointed he i3lIr"ng gentlemen under this
esoluunA ACXarier II. Hankins, II. B. VI Richardson
Nat Pgpolt, rhcums H. GnfGean, Allen Davis and Nor
borne Blow.
p Rcso!"ct T:4,i George F. DS.sule, III Rockingham
is our choice But whil.l THE meeting wishes him
nominated, yet should majority III Convention decide
aaasi their wishes, they ready yield the uIly.
Resolved, That John Hartman and Samuel Brown, OF
Augusta be hlcrnaes in the Delegates frs!
appointed should tail 10 attend
Resolved That these proceedings he cent the Dem.
ocratc papers OF Richmond ami Norfolk Tor publication
ROBERT MORRIS, Chairman
H.R SEC.
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EXpLOSION ANn Loss nr lleE

New YORK, MAacH 30.-Hadhcd's Pyro,cchnlc r.tab
ishmenf nj Williamsburg blew up this morning. boy and
R employed In the establishment instantly killed and
several others fatally Injured
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The subjoned specimen of Whigsm is copied from the
Richmond Whts OF yesterday IL s taken by that organ
from the oracle OF the Whig party Of the United Sa,cshe
Ns,O York Tribune was aso copied r=r in yirenio
By the respectable Richmond Times of The day before yes
terday.
It shows the band of brotherhood (whg) which is so uni
ted in the preservation of our State PRIDE well as the zeal
u,h which Virginia Wings defend Virginia patriots and
men of pure private character. But read:
"some days since John Iys5 s1, applied app through Caleb
agency for friend and Campbell gave him encouragement
Soon after Mr. Hunter applied for The same Place for friend
Of his Campbell evaded the application Hunter left his
paners and went away Yesterday the friend told Mr. Hun
Ter that there difficulty, and me a.ler called on
Mr. Hobbje about It. but obtained no satisfaction he went
President with bette, to The
him as soon as he (hr C.) came In AT leng.n .ns ssn
tleman appeared and tried evade the suoec ~en MI M
Hunter exclaimed, "God damn you, who coinmanos .h's
concern" aud then went damn the Administrators:
He said II had renegade Whig for Attorney General aau
renegade Virginia Route Agent, and left in high dnd-
geon."
p! / 7-!!l, ~ Observation-Disclosures o-oo'
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

The April No of this de.ervedy popular periodica has
been Issued and find filled with highly Interesting ofi-
gina articles of prose and poetry We call particular al
enion to the leading article in the present NUMBER o inc
Magazine entitled "Chariy which does not begin al Home
Ii is from The pen of Of the most elegant writer's IN e
Southern States and the publishers think Il exposes WIN
consumnae skill the absudtlcs OF the British reviewers
with reference Slavery Al this time when Inc nri''s
journals are combined in their attacks upon our
too much notoriey not be given to snccessu
OF their impernencc the part of Southern Wer Inc
second article in the Messenger, entitled Luctea oogo
Is an interesting historical sketch But there are various
other articles u the present number which VIII comeho
themselves 20 the approval Of discriminating ctltce'
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Later adyiccs from Australia do not confirm Inc report u
fuliua off in tho yield of god the contrary Inc excite
ment was increasing The produce was about
per month Two Government escorts, bringing 4uUoo ouh
ces had just arrived Sidney. vessel the Meteor mac
just sailed for London with a. 700 ounces The Lohoon
News says
"rhe general appearance of the Stock Exchange was oe
9" increased strength and indeed the several departments
OF the security markets may be said have been character
izcd oy more confident feeling thai has been observed o
some ne scarcity OF stock continues TO be the chel e
lure OF The markets. and money consequently extremely
easy Ia the House.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONA
ESTATE LIZ THE COuhTY OF KING WILLIAM.


ESTATE III THE COUNTY OF k.NG WILLIAM,
EBT virtue OF adaod executed By T. W. Gregory s;:
I'd the county of Elng William, trustees fer us g:pc
o occurring t: certain dbs heretr sceifed juc m
; Tssor Slaughter and ionR De6arsss EE;
sal ed lh day Of February lS5i aa5
Tscod IN the CLERKS Oc of the County Cou CT Kirs Wiisg
c the ss proceed sei 10y EUL suIi51 o-
The Mag 1853 te:o" The tavern aoT al kis VII
liam Court House valuable farm known ihs King Wr
couT; House tract upon which The Court H0use a6 pto.
ami oysta building located, containing
~ rus Of he authority and the and place
hall also about II o Is likely sa7s coa.Ia,nE 81 men,
and children .
In healthy region Of country end surrounded 81 population
III and thriving any II
r. mari finest quality perfectly accessible
portion There
the farm ana also Carriage Siop BiscE
smiths Shop and Tailo SLop all Which ant 2o2i
repair.
TERMSOhs lird oi tho purchase money paid u,
residue n and years with from the DAY Of .aleU
secured By deed Of upon Tho land and bonds with soot
Personal security 7. GREGORY, ia. Tru.s,:
Nov. 3-c,ds J. P. MITCHELL,
HUssEY's CELEBRATED WHEAT REAPER,
WILL furnish 10 planters HuSsEi'S latest improved 81
Reaper manufacturers prices The demand will be ~
the ensuing therefore, hose wshins s
e will please forward their ordes 10 avoid GIszl
p,intment
Thraahers Powers Fan Mills Corn Shelters uInsa
ell at manufacturer rates THOS BRANCH
March ll-c2m PeeIsourg, Va
! 1UaE RICHMOND GROUND PLAsTER.-s1j
fresh Giound, for sale by
Isrk 2I--e2w JOHN a. CLAIBORNE.
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SEABRooks, WAREHOUSE.


"qucrce OF the chance of Inspectors this ware
ne subscribe! has resigned the inspector ship held by him
"ai"hHsc for hc la years. and now oilers his ser ices
"' iI'hs ~ the house, ai! the pubc cshtrailv, asa
=, COMMISSION MERCHANT.
n lone Experience Inspector an salcsman and intimate
viii at! persons engaeed in tho tobacco trade IN ts
I "l enable him the highest market prices for all
! vo. hni with the sale of thercrops He will also pay
'iuLsr rL attention 10 the Of Wheat and our
~ ,umsc Iron. building Shockoc Warehouse
-Dec3i--c; THOMAS T. JOHNSON