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Personal Intelligence

Among the arrvsls a the Howard Hotel yesterday,
Capt. Young and W. PulIam. of Lundon and Lou.
tenants Ron Robinson Of the thid regiment of in
fan,ry, British Army.
ARRIVALS.
isa%'iP fS @
Mads%e M E.tsr Ns..s Mrs. Mo1Sy Mons
Cnddy " ya,man Kt Rey Dr. P4HSins' Mr. McNabb and
%
p N ss
I.rne cs%lls Stevenson, Pastesen satiGs Mrs
want Mary Morrsoy Mrs KISS Mrs. MoponnoIiy and
Honorah ssrmap Pennisston Miss Mosra se,.r.
% oi nsina.B Mfssrs BoV W
sGs ss,yany JWvssp Wp Nr E?
wells Padre ponsse frask carie
Mis- Mace Mcssrs Culmsr, Jas Cunnng' am, Samuel
Rie G'1E ssisP
fssfy
Mrs. IL nors % nossa Mss
fr G' HGSa sns Msir Mses s4
Geo Barr, John skelsey, Geo Wnshe Jo, Watson W W
Mis- Mrs. crssn Miss
MalS S Mr., sn Wsr as 5s Mr. WsoS % and child Miss
Walton @ n nrs Watqn and 'hrs ohdren H.s Julia aayG
Mrs McGn and crd, Mcssrs Msssna Harris, Hudson
From Charleston in the steamship southcrncrsfr Drum
mord and lady II 1yndae and lady, Mrs Tyndale and
IaSs1ts M PS%iTS, G'gry $SiS, : saPssra Y
S,S SHii' af Ms
Mr. Smith, Ss Ts,sr p rstes M's wia@s Mrs csa
In slig Iionsriel Hudson from LonSonT starhoy Of
Mrs. Henry Price, New York; Mrs Call London: Georse
.fis if's S KR".sn Gss sd;a
four Children Mr. Parsons Mr. Powell Mrspcncc Mr Ward
hr Spence Dr Blame.
DEPARTURES.
For ssutthSmpton and hare per steamship rransli9
carhson bearer If dispatches Mrs GARRISON r Crotcy
Consul to southnmpton Doct Harney, Y A Master Hsr
Mics Harney; Archbishop Mosquora u Tow and lady;
4sJ g. Nance d s % ysar n na'f 10y A1 s
ard two servants; Mater II noyward Miss Hayward;
EogsselI Madame An hSgar; Nj, Walker L Thomas;
Mr. Ads MI oayisr sspsaio Mde Lsbony hys Sh,ldrsn
csseLet Pccy Bessinger, CONN Mr. GranSorcSt II
faso Dc Psdo %is consa Gs'Ep % %
s"y t Ia aad and
Innanae Schubert ana lady Lasard Mr willis and two
Hupper Mr and Mrs nomard, l Bccnai rev Phelps Miss
putSeiag Teypssnd .s.;S GoSders cqTti, & @ & Croft
Ra6no de Caselo Mics Deavcimont Mrs Deedore Robe
S'Pss sy %ma and ai1 nT
grson, Mrs Baeo ms, Lane DR. Ferner and lady Mr. B9
Hicks and i' i.sS sS' Pin Boy"i Boysr
For Norfolk Pct.rsbgrs and Richmond in The steamship
hss
ard tr9ther James yanderyoort Mrs IysrsSn and child
1rsss, Mrs Brait u Ssir Nj ss,psI, and ladY TT
sassns. a.' dna m' F.GB s1 aS
sn ..s Sss. s;Ti;
Pollard J E Ethsridso, Bryant-3S in steor'se.
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BILLY BowLEGs-A correspondent Of the Balti-
sun writing from East Florida, says that BILLY
Bo1legs" seems to be in reality tho king Of Florida
It. or disputes bis right reign suoh. Ho st ats ON
bis forest throne surrounded by his faithful Subjects
who arc ready his bidding scatter death and cruelty
,round should his white nSighbors modest him. By
late with one Of "Billys" negroes,
given to understand bathis lord and Master would
ppsar among He Is again placing confidence
in his prowess and greatness and slf hostility towards
him has blown aside for the present II but TO in
any PROMISE ssresment threat smanating from the
white, tsWSxd hlm.
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Five Days Later from Havana.

ONSLAUGHT UPON TILE SCHOOL TEACHERS, ETC.
MomLE, June 2, 1868.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at this port
bringing Havana dates Of the 31st ultimo.
letter dated Havana, 30th May, says considerable
cement has been occasioned by the Captain General
verey repmanding the professors and certain
schools for ching the scholars too liberal opinions He
at the time his deermin alton suppress
such instruction The parties blamed tried to get up an
Indignation meeting but it put down by the authori
fiea
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PHILADELPHIA, juno A. 1853.
Joseph Nickerson Keeper OF the Easton Pententiary
seriously stabbed yesterday negro convict whose
cell he entered for the purpose of removing him
cell for punishment.
The city watchmen Last night entered q disordsrly
house in Quiegs court and attacked by Matthew
ard John Daily Gather and sony with hatchers. Tho
officers fred at and wounded both the assaauts In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

NEW ORLEANS, Jure !, 1858.
We are In receipt of Texas dates to the u nt. Th0
accounts to the gold discoveries bat
they generally dscou aging aud it is reported that
the qusntty gold found is too small to repay the ahor
expended In the search.
Agnes Anderson who has been trial here for tha
murder of Mr.. Taylor, has been acquitted.
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The Ainbamn Whig State Convention.

z,
The Alabama Whig State Convention have nominated
Richard Walker of Florence, their candidate for
Governor.
series OF resolutions adopted advocating State
reform internal Improvements, education and judicial
elections by the people.
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BOallnnn Drowned

TRENTON, N. j., june 4, 1883.
George Trmmell Irish boa trnau res6ing near
Eas'on dro med in the canal this morning. This
makes the tenth this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05
Large Fire at Cincinnnt,.

CINCINNATI June 4, 1868.
Messrs. Underwood Co "a flooring mill, Aaron ShawH
furniture factory and Rutherford mineral ater factory
Fifth street destroyed by fire last night The
loss is about $25, Goo and the insurance SIS 900.
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Erie Cannl TOlla.

- - ALBANY June 4, 1888.
The canal tolls for the fourth week of May S2 4I
in excess Of the week last year and tbs aggreAts
receipts thus far S47 9l2 in OF the tols 10
same date in 1852
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THE DEPARTURE FROM MALBANY-lNcIDENrs ON THE
RoUTE-ARRlvAL AT THE FALLs-TuE DINNER
THE CANALS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BUFFALO, June Asp NJ
The legislative excursion occurred day az laid down
n the programme. Six started from Albany
at six O'Clock precisely with about three hundred per-
scns half Of whom members of the legislature
the remainder were persons connected with the press
railroads. and other prog matters of the day The
time made along the route not up the time table,
as nearly one hour lost the The day was
fine, just enough for comfort the dust being laid
by CO pious showers of rain last night
In passing several stations and crossings we we're
cheeed by hundreds of persons they had seen
railroad tain. At Utica Syracuse. Rochester aud on
our arrival at Niagara, it seemed il the population en-
moSse were on the track.
The the direct line from Syracuse to Roches.
ter beirg eighty one miles, made in two hours
seventeen minutes From Rochester to the Falls eighty
six miles, the distance was run in just two hours
Among the demonstrations exhibited to the honorable
embers OF the Legislature large banner planted at
the village Of Adamswhere hundreds of n en- were
employed in repairing large break in the cana-con
tanning this significant inscription s'The Vanderbilt
bill" This was noticed by several in the
At half past two they arrived at the Falls when the en-.
tire party rted to thelCatarac Housethe lead
ing hotel yet the International not being ready
At half past three the party seated at the table
Elk Governor Hunt presided assisted his right by Sena
OF the Albany and schenectady road, and his lett
by Mr. fed President of the Roches and Buffalo road
Senator Bristol, and Com ptroller Wright.
The dinner and extras were excellent and in the great
est profusion
Governor Hunt made The first speech, followed by
Senator Seward Sp aker Ludlow, Senator Bristol and
Hon Daniel b Taylor, of the House
The majority of the meubeTs will remsin at the Falls
until Mondsy morning, and return to Albany b. the
ming train.
There has been much discussion to day relative to
the compromise on the canal question. FROM the
best information that could be obtained il ia quite
certain that it win result in making the millions
year for five years, if needed and the addition of
Mr. Hadleys amendment dclaring equivocally against
the contracts of 1851.
Tee bers have not yet fairly examined the ground
for the ship al around tie Falls Some prefer wait
ing until the excursion on the canal takes place. w.
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Sufficient stock has been subscribed to the Baltimore
and Liverpool Steam hip Company to build steamer
New Orleans papers of Saturday and Sunday last az
received but they contain worth telegraphing
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From Washington City.
THE MESILLA VALLEY AFFAIR-THE MISSION TO
FgANCE AND THE SECRETARY OF sTATE-THE PA
TENT OFFICE DISBURSEMENTS, ETC.
FROM TIKI REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, June A, 1883.
Tomorrows linton will contain able, ca refufly
sdered and grave article upon the subject of our New
Mexican affairs 1t takes ground that the conduct Of
Governor Tras in lexing, with armed force Mssia
Valley is an outrage combined with folly. That
steering the weak condition Of Mckee, it would hardly
magpanmous in the United States to make hostile demon
stIaon but If the act is not dsavowed by the Mexican
authorities, then the United States cannot hesitate how
10 act The article bears the stamp of authority and will
attract attention.
Royleston Betts. formerly q merchant at Baltimore,
has been appointed 70 hund ed dollar clerk
ship in the Fourth Auditors Office.
An anonymous writer in the EUenng Star says Marcy
Is surely going Minister 20 France and Thomas H. Ben
ton will be Secretary of State This is looked upon
doubtful.
We requested to contradict the statement spe.
eally teiegrsphed to New York paper few days since
that Commissioner Easley claims two and half per cent
the disbursement of money for the erection the pa
tent oflice. II is wholly unfounded
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From the London Morning Herald, Msy9l
The opening match of the Prince OF Wales Yacht Club
yesterday under the favorable
extreme beauty OF the added to the very excel
lent list OF entries having the effect of producing VERY
Ia attendance Of vsters to psny the race Wa
terman No not only being crowded With company but
evera gentemens yachts belonging the various great
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sz-l.l---l-s-uLATkR fnOn EUn0Pn. s.assur.s1.a--.
Nrw YosK. July is.-rhs sts.mer PrsnLlin hss ar.
rived hon HAVE vim dates 70 che 9Th Instant
cotton.-Ths demand Is fair With slight lmprov
In prices In middling qualities. -iF
Imports Of sssadstun. large with sss.r. improve.
mont In prices.
Foar-wes.ern canal aes. 3D. to cts, Baltimore ass.
Cd. =
Corn.-Yefow sis white SIS
The Russans have crossed the Pruth at two poipts
i The Canada had reached Liverpool
Cabinet Council held In London on the I'd. which
decided that the French and English fleets shoud en,sr the
Dardanes as counter to Russias occupation of
the Dsnubian provinces.
The capture Of Jassy by the Russians Is believed though
IL Is denied by the Austrian Ninistry.
The Paris Aonifsnr has received ar Official dispatch
from 81 Petersburg dscroeng the occupation Of noldava
and wallschia- ., ." -.f sal OIL,
The preparations Of Turkey continued on an er.sn.
ave scale forty4our vessel armng at the Arsenal
Al the military had been ordered out Tho Prince OF
servia has placed 900 men at the disposal of the
Sultan. .'.r
II Is stated that Austria will act with France and En-
land IN consequence Of the occupation Of Hodava by
Russia ........-.....
! The Prussian Ministers remain neutral
The Car has Issued manifesto dated the 2sth ult
throwing all the responsibility Of war on Turkey.
Flour at Liverpool had advanced during tho week es Cd
Wheat I'd to Cd; Corn, 2s-mArket greatly excited.
Consols 80 l.2.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
TUESDAY, JrIY 10, 1859.

AhRRICAN.-J Thornton, d Graham. or.nr.. w
ssess6 Dssaiefdan: Root Lesiie W W fownes fssersL
n.k. hscklenburg hp Walsh and family Philadeiphis.
Briggs and Lady, Mn Briggs N York; Nj. Adam.
rrooshleePse; Jas lyman. Philad.phis; Ch.s Bruce,
Charlotte Skipvits Virginia; Jos Scott Peter
II n Hill and Sister, Fiorencs Ala o
EXCHANGE HOTEL L Mckinney TeIar John
food, Jr.. Bedford; II Smith, Hanover. Judge r p
Thompson, stsunion; Mrs Thompson and servt Do Miss
Thompson. do w horrisett lady and nephew William.
burg Boswell. Fluvans, @ O Lockeu F.rmvill.; w N
whiting Amelia; Lewis L Lsncr, Baltimore: jaime. &;
white, Washington; Emanuel. Memphis; W r NcCos-
smith and servant w Smith and servant Milton O..
James Hunter. Caroline; Carpenter, Hanover; 1,
Anderson, Al6enarie; Jos Ba~n. Ala; Capt whi,ery.
w schsffer. do; Col = Hambleton Ga; Miss Handle
Ton, do; Mrs Howell, Wilmington; Miss Howell do: M
Howell do Theus. Branch, Petersburg; B Canning.
ham, New York; saml d Smith, Bath w Smith. lady,
son and daughter do; w Miller, Lynchburg Bici.
Srd. Boston, W J Gibbon, Lawrsnceville; J W wil-
%a Ps,s sssasnGDrS rs1ss w.slnEtsn
6y. King and Queen; s Tappsn, Tennessee; A II Nc.
Guney, lady children and servant Cincinnati De-
jarnett, Caroline; q Ponder, Ga.
, CITY HorEL-Wm Coleman. Lunenburg, county.
Robertson and Sou, Charlotte Va; Miss Judd Mas
Bumpsss, Va Central r; Moss and Son.
Louisa; Isaac Steers, Bath Alum Springs A Moody,
WTy.hoss: Smith, Va; Geo W Stone, Portsmouth,;
Thos II EAsley, Staunou; VIM Thornburg Petersburg;
Francis Hofhns, New York; Z Walker Va; n Clagett,
Steamer Belviderc; Wilkes, Palmvile n c; G X on,
Bsllvlls; s. Gardner and Lady, Y Miller, Thos
Miller. Buckingham; Porter, Q; Jno Shuman
Navy; A Aackey, Richmond; G II Teathsrstone
Amelia
COLUMBIAS-Wm II Letcher, the Misses Ransom:
Saline Co. No; Bouldin, Charlotte; Carbon, Pow.
hatsn; N Glenn, Ameii. W g Tucker, Nottoway; w ]
Casson, Mississippi; II Branch, Chesterfield; A q
Ware, Caroline; Jno Croshet Petersburg; Gregory
Granville; w Pl=mer, Brig Jas Gray; Joseph Tsley
Hanover; w Paggud. Richmond; Z Davis, Amelia; q
N Ralls, Charlotte; X Mamford, Powhatan; J G Jen-
nings, Burkevills; Mayo. Callands, Va: II Tuck,
Princeton, KY W Norvell, Lunenburg W Elliot
Elliott, Charlotte; Lockett Prince Edward Jas II
Farley, Buckingham II Hardaway, Prince Edward; G w
Baldwin, Nottoway; ID Newman, do; G Hol Amelia;
T A Goodman, Va; Jno Field, A sydnor, Turner,
Mecklenburg. -
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WASHINGTON ATFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-The action Of Mr. Marshall in
relation 70 the Chinese rebellion dispeases and embar
rasses the administration much seriously than gen
orally understood Mr.. Walksr has entirely recovered
and TO leave the goth Of September for China
the steamer Princeton has turned failure The
Government at the present has but vessel
ssmmand for the purpose Of conveying Mr. Walker the
Sanac and Il is said that she cannot be got ready much
before December.
Its now thought that the fishery question will be
disposed OF before the session Of Congress-A ele
ment Is said TO have turned up to delay negotiations
The Congressional Library is finished aud furnished in
splendid style The transfer Of books will i'm.
mediately.
Governor Troosdale. minister To Brazil Is here
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LoTTERIEN,


>aoan LAneskf tnsssds ep<sss oGee opps.i,. .n.r
nsss. o.,vsrt .arsss n>ll.sss. hssdsy a nay
ss nekets IN rfygsfa vhavs expired and esp.ot
ss eni. sfsl suhsr 70 bsB f-
- ss ~ a smas 70 p..ses saao ea.g having
az ey not 70 ee any Violation Of Law Or od
,s ne NERVES. rsIsefsl1 soiei patronage q HE
friends ana ether In vxinia vho
etost eafsng ts rssg a. p~aav a. a. s.i
suring those scho do thai th~r al
propt Aasnton and that eonndsnes rrpossd 10 rim mi
Prise Tickets In the MarySsnd Lotteries. or .veo
- ne has sold In here of which he have he
ing.lsM es esshed 90 received In payment Tieksts
kcssosDs Va April 2cth, 1863 --.-
600 At this Once - -'''-s P'Ase o. Wv,
Han uetsts n TO- Patsp.eo III Jun. as., - =. a..
sent 70 eo"espondsn' In Richmond for 80 cents. WV
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VESSEL BURNT AT SEA.

PnILApELPHIA, July ls.-By the ship John Fsrnum at
this port from Pernambuco learn that the British bark
Leander from Australia for London, with cargo ofwool
and $4,000 ounces Of gold DUST burned sea- (no
date given in lat s Her passengers and crew. les in
number, taken off by the French bark Charles,
Pauline aud carried into Pernambuco The gold also
saved and placed in charge of the British consul.
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Governor TrOOsdale, minisler 70 Brazil, is here.
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MERCH ANT-AR
RIVAL OF MR. CHAMPION IN BOSTON

BosroS, July l7.-Hon Phineas Sprague, well known
merchant Of this city, and formerly State Senator died
suddenly this morning his residence Chestnut
Mr. Champion, the British minister arrived in this city
to-day in the British Medea The Medea pro-.
ceeded Immediately 10 Halifax again Mr. Champion left
this evening for New York In the New Haven train Com
modore Shubrck his secretary Mr.. Cunnington Colonel
Smith, U. s. Army, and Chancellor Wolworth, arrived
the Revere House TODAY
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NORTHERN MARKETS

Nav YoRK, July ls.-S.les Of $4,000 bbls Flour, to
day-state brands at $5.sls5s7; Southern $50 Sales
OF 10000 bushels White Wheat at l.s2 l.ss; aud
10000 bushels Yellow Corn at q l.2 cents
BALTIMORE, July ls-Small sales of Flour to-day at s5
H. Sales of 1000 bushels White Wheat At g. Zeal
Corn quiet F
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OFtCEThs sdourned meeting 81 Stakeholder. Of al. Rich
moad and Petersburg Railroad Company,
once In Richmond, hoSnAr 2sh July next oeloek
JeR--S'-vtHo'h July JOHN WILLIAM, Treasurer.
- lTCHELIs" PATENT CANDLES "Jaessons" summer
80 DAVENPORT. ALLYN a Co
ECoNOnH = WENLTH-Prseiice u By calling on the sub
- sfber and purchasing piece Irish
Rfys-vrth a. least SIk cents also even Dry
tsti JAMES T. cox n, % MAI, .,,..,
NOTICEThs Turnpte Company havs declared divi
~ dend o. Witch the stockhoids
~ The once o. Edrin WORKMAN Co. inst
Iyi6-st Treasurer Rrcos Tarrp;ss c,5,rs.,,
nALL'-BALLti-BALL'' Through the persuasion o. many
another Grand Ball, THURSDAY ASH o. yay snd w.
pledge ourselves that neither expense b. spared 20
make u fsr superior The Juiv
Which vss largely attended aud happy y entire
saustsetion. RAfNE KYLE
OW-N Proprietors.
taF PROHIBITION Let every travelling Or oe.l
- citizen of COLTS ALIENS RHPEATNG Prs
IOs sheh pertns mraeia u u b. they viz protect
yea Ne a.eep certainly prevent
qus AZ snds o. oubreats buil doe
aSsy 9TH csr, and 9TH police Native
reans st accomplish ~ could requirs nat
. ~ cauuon, would the necessity priinr apd
ses pis'o 18th esps powder ana ball. ana always
provctneut sin ~ given whenever adoptsd.
variety ~ TIE shove PISTOLS with assartussnt ~
Az kleds q single Barrel and ser Cckiur P Rors Kuvcs
md prt asays hana ~ un stcrr Main three
deors eelov Governor street
U.s., THOMAS n. rTRER
swift oTL-ieOboSss In ..ors snd tor sal. iovSy
Nv" pENNgrr pEERs Druggists.
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ARRIVAL FROM RIO.

PnILADELrHIA, July ls.-The baique st James fcom
Rio, June 18th arrived to day. She sailed in comnany
with the U ship Congress. On the 9lst ut she spoke
the schr Mary Aankin, Of Baltimore, from Georgetown
for Rio On the day passed barque Indus from Bat
more for Rio.
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LATE FROM HAyaSA

NEW foRK, July ls.-The steamer Cherokee has arri
ved fon' Havana which place she left on the l4th The
reported alliance between Mexico and Spain is fully cred
tied there.
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UNITS AMERICAN PORN BOON, new edition. nov
- ready. The edition Of TAte's American Form
containing legally approved precedents for aa
tons, assignments, bons deeds, vis ADDED
sappemsnt containing Foms Of deeds bargain
trust and release under the Code Virginia. aso
under same mode o. holding bail under Of 1851
and loa and other valuable atorncys
sherns and corones With Index By Sands
At Law; vol iamo. Law sheep, price n go =
Just published, and b sale ~ = . ei'Ilf.fi
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SAILED,

sshr Thos Corner, Booth, md. 20 Sandy Point .l..5
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz- BOO
Steamer Belvidsrc, Clifford, Baltimore mdx.
ain, Railroad Irsn o order. ~ -
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Richmond. july i.,, lsss-Iys-aA,sv u Y;

GNoLD LAND FOR sALE-rhe under.Ixnsd .in ,er ,7-,
- containing sN eouniy OF s9ottyysn
contiguous TO the lands white IN John
nave been taken for the last 20 years small expense n
this tract discovered hut n.yrr ~ IN
he yed from surface Washing by washer and 1T
Ans stream Pigeon Run through the land arodinr
OF 10 iest Tor Mil for doing busin-s
nov OUT OF repair To gentleman disposed pursue m.
ven properly TO consider. Any person desiring ore
Information ascertain additional facts Of nter,t
the COD value Of this land by addressing JAMS
r. A. frynins store, spottsyly ania county Va Mr. ia.
jy2-Ju Gyo n prsEr pt.N,
NIRGLNIA LIME-69T bbIs OF Rockbridv, ana Ro,-,oa,
yll SIgf a WIZ ~ ~ selIos.
ENSSh mshs AND LlQuoRs--Preneh Brandy p. r. Wits.
Key Madeira, sherry, Port aud Champagne Wines, sroh
Ale ana London Porter, all Of bes. quality sale BY
Iyli Cary street .siatnins S SNlIh 20,
osT-A bond Of A. l. LeWeleu for ESQ for the hire ~
- Nseq hi. present year, payable quarterly together VIM
DDS large number OF drAy The public .r
warned against trading for the suitable reward viii h.
yil GEoRGp p pv ~
i gnP' PORTO RICO SUGAR from The highest
yi. JAMES WINSTON
AT-l2OO bushels superior Oats nov saoat and for sal, by
~ ySto ROBERT RANKIN