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rnE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIl

'0 Sheriff City Richmond Greeting com.
mand that the Powaan Steamboat
appear CLERKS Office OF the Circuit of
Rchn1nd Rules holden for the Court the
Monday Ia September the action Gentry
Mansfield aul partners doing busnes
andcr style and firm .! Gentry Mansfield Of plea OF Tres
the casedamage Scotland have then this writ
wnes Eusace Robinson Clerk Of said Court al Richmond
he day august 1853 and in the IS year Common
sath EtS ROBINSON
,Eaorsed) An action the Irving Johnson. p e.
10 CopiesTeste, ELS. ROBINSON, Clerk.
. WNE HUNDRED DOLLARS ARD.
RAN AWAY from Ieopers Rock, Cumberland County.
nNo Nay my neg,o uian, WILLIAM about feet 10 inches
h mulko, grey eyes, broad face bushy
"a nan inclined reddish color part Of one of his toes u
ne about old The above reward and all
o expenses paid arrested beyond the limits OF the State Of Vlr
@ or 800 reasonable paid H TAX IN the State
virginia, and delivered oopers Rock Cumberland
County. Virginia ELISHA JACKSON.
o.
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LATER FROM MEXICO

NEw ORLEASs. Sept The steamship Texas mas mas arr
we'd with dales from the city OF Mexico 10 he io wn n
Vera Cruz to the 22d Gen. Torney the Mexican minister
f War had died al Tacuboya, o apopexy ana no
had been appointed General Manuel Miehas' feffe'a o'e'
The indians still continued their rayages in the States OF
llutango and chihuahua
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The Valley STAR speaking Of Daniel s. Dickenson's posi-
ton upon subject Of slavery says: Ihere 10 no Noh
ern man who can show uneAceponable record upon
this question: better claim TO the confidence which w
.nia placed him, when she presented his nume 10 the
RlIiiu DImncratic COnYenon"
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TRIBUTE OF RESP ECT.

, meeting OF the Phi Zisna Society held on MONDAY ere
h @ nsl the President having stated Tue oolec o. hr
log n ooyed thai committee Of three be appointed 10 f"
nv r..oluions appropriaeto the OCCASION The Plesnrt
,, W ~ a. the conmee Mr. Sampson Jones Jr MI Ed ~ Gt"
% and MIR John " Slroher, who reported the following prea
lie and resolutions: e. .r,. -, >, ga, al
aowsr Of his youth and midst believes
nw Low member and former President, EDWARD c. LYONS ~
rmhe Of the Phi EIma Society while we yield WIN suhis
=, l,e DEGREES o Almighty God, do resolve: -,
That we deeply fymahIze l,h the family OF our uecsHSr
friend and them coincidence III this the hour OF our
i.,un bereavement - ,h,;.h ;, !.
That though but his oss, yet we cnesh W.
~ this world OF he has gone " a
), have wnere eternal bliss will be his portion ,
2 That committee OF three appointed 10 han copy ni ihf
10 The family of our departed fellow membei aud 10 have
II. m published the daily papers OF the Guy. f =. .o..
the resolutions heng received the Pesidens appointed 90 NC
committee under the 3d resolution, MI COOK, ht
''' ' ARCHER ANDERSON, P:eor'e
Iyo NJ SrRorHkR, Secretary.
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MANRIED.

MARRIED. Monday. September oh at IIcts"r Va by e.
.rA Bashy L. JSO CAMBLIS>. JR, u s. A. to Msh tME
LINE A. daughter of J"5cph Tuner E" all OF ll"ks"d'a
On the 18th inst county Of Orange by the Rev John Gos
Mr. j. W. GOSS Of Athens Georgia, 10 Miss ShRhH r. MACON
,i
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OUR CHARGE AT ROME -Amcng the passensels
who left New York on Saturday In the steamer or huop
we observe OF Lewis Cass Jr Esq., who has pce
IN short and melancholy visi, homc and now we arc
TO see returns TO post which he has filled win 80 u.
honor himself and advantage his country ano con
men on aeveru occasions which required character Juos
men and irmnsss.-[ National Inttiligencer.
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E undersigned offers SALE Iron property which
unquesoGaby the valuable in Central Virginia
ts Dunps miles rum navigation Gov
c nJacksons River Immediately the route both OF the
lanes and kanawha Canal and OF the Virginia Central Rail
Rad and about d40 Of land, several hundred Of
sh OF which ABOUT luu are
Sstr. aud OF this large part good meadow.
lhr abundant supply Of LIMESTONE within lOO yards OF
n, sack; asu depostes OF fDRAUC LIMESTONE,
' quantity OF ORE in three dslnei strata Cone
them than tck) OF such character as 10 MAKE
Nc FOUNDRY METAL. and another the first quality Of BAR
iRuN ThlS alested Ore abounds within hall
male The and also found points further q"
lh sny tmf the property and within easy access al
'ery cheap rates. Is absolutely insxhansole -
ihe improvements of comfortable dwelling anu OUT
Rt DaIn 2 feet high by 2u iee
e very and heaviest rough masonry and iur.
si uncquued power; saw Mill aud arlst
A tih and quality and speed and Furnace
sack Casting Bridge Houses and Machinery can be
aided h The Tine stock Of coal &C. could be provided
The attention capitalists wishing ngase largely IN me iron
business all branches and particularly IN furnishing Castings
w ne tovngun Rail Road which Is located within one
unt :" mile the specially invited 10 the re'nat kaoe
sAon advantages possessed by this property over almost
a oh which will be sold great barsa as The owner re
saes na! oi the Safe.
adrrss Andrew Danrnn, Covington, Va who will show The
ly 10 persons wishing purchase Jas G. Paxton Gala
Fa0s, Allegheny county J. G. HAMILTON,
NW lT-cu Illinois,
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Santa ANNA in q letter to the Mexican Minister in Lon
don written with view of assuring tho Mexican bondhou-
ers that their interest is safe-says:
"Anmated my the most ardent desire for The felicity o.
my country shall not rest retire from the government
until see established railway, a bank and good system
Of government and finance"
II he accomplish the latter he will do much for Mexico
though how he s to accomplish il is the question.
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.nppIC.N 11.r,lENS ABROAD.

Much credit is due TO the energy oil Minister bltnatu aho
Consul King, in eulghenng the government OF Bremen
and securing the release OF Conrad Schmidt fully naiu
rszed citizen Of the United States who claimed by the
government OF Hanover having violated his obligations
of military duty TO the latter. Mr. Barnari in the follow
ing letter readers proper tribute 10 The justice ana gooo
sense of the Bremen government which has always rho"n
liberal disposition keep the most intimate connection
with our confederacy and OF whose wise and ens
cped Senators make If religious duty TO do honor
the memory of Washington the great benelacto o ihe hn
man race by celebrating his birthday will DC remembered
ha, the cases Of Schmidt and Kossia entirely different
The latter simply declared his Intention TO renouncc al
egance to his native country while Schmidt had perfected
all the forms of naturalization had explicitly renounccd h
allegiance 10 Hanover and had taken the final oath, which
made him full citizen OF The United States, 10 whom he
had hound his allegiance;
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ROBERT r. PRENTIS,

ATTOKNE1 LAW,
.u, regularly the Circuit and Inferior Courts OF Nor
w nix county. Surfolk city, Nansenund and lsie OF Wight
,uo,s aud he Circuit Court OF Southampton county All bus
his care will meet with prompt attention tie can
n, his office on High oi the Savings Bank,
Wednesdays when he will be his office in the Clerks
o4. eM. pm,,hns al suffolk April l6-c6m
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TO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL ROAD CARS,


TO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL ROAD CARS,
IRON, &c.
PROPOSALS will be received the office Of the BOARD OF
I PUBLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA. in the city Of Richmond
until NJ the lst Monday December next for ur
Eaetn divisions of The CONVICTION AND
ONO RAIL ROAD also for the Cast Iron Work required IN the
Construction IN. ,sacs urnous bridges Of said road
Ao proposals rnhng RAILS for the track OF said road TO
be made each end thereof.
ruosa endorsed Proposals for cast iron work
w ler the articles proposed be furnished
Til be the line OF the road or elsewhere
The proposals 10 be addressed to the undersigned.
JAMES G. PAXTON,
Superintendent, OF the Covnston and Ohio Rail Road
D,-I,
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWAt

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. .,
NEGRO NAMED DAvf. stout, very black man, ABOUT ~
OF age. inches high, absonded from me lew
uce No particular marks about him known Ills eyes
xs,. ysry round and uniformly or less red.
~, ae reward will be given for his delivery TO me IN ilch
no"''O "' JOHN J. wERTH.
s,, o.claxlm Agent for Jas Dunlop.
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NEWS FROM WAsHlNGrON.-Ws copy the folIo'
4, from Tie Star of Tupsdav

NEWS FROM WASHlNGrON.-We copy the follow
ing from tie Star OF Tuesday
Col. john c. FREMoNT.-We regret extremely 10 write
that we have news per telegraph from ST. Louis saying a
Colonel Femoa, has been compelled to abandon his journey
of exploration 10 California (pverland) and return 10 81
Louis, on account OF the condition of his health.
Secretary Marcy lett Washington this afternoon or .e
North whittier he goes il Is UNDERSTOOD discharge Inc
melancholy duty OF attending the n,eent Of the remains
Of his son, who died not long since West Indies
NAVAL OFFICERS DETACHED, OaDEREo, &c.Asss'au,
Surgeon Gunnel has been detached from the Washn%."'
Navy ard This order Is 10 lake effect the lsl OF No.
venber and Pissed Assistant Surgeon Eversed has oce
ordered 10 lake his place there Dr. VIM Wheelan. the ne
chief OF the Nava Bureau of Medicine and Surgery mas
been ordered 10 take that post the 1t October Inc pe
sent incumbent Dr. Samuel Harris is to be ION ieaVe
Mdshipman m h. Fzhugh, has detached from ,'e
Cyane and ordered 10 the Naval School Annapolis wa
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WHIG NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS-
HAvRE DE GRACE, Sept q, le53-John Welhercd OF
Baltimore county, was unanmous, Nominated Tor congress
by the Whg delegates composing the Second Congressional
nisric, which assent led here 10 oay W..
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

xIHEREAS vacancy hath occurred 10 The House OF Delegates
m Delegates eject said House for the county OF Psyl'an
nnw therefore, Joseph Johnson Governor OF the said Com
have proper direct the Sheriff Of the
pyyania 10 hold Goth day OF October next
the House OF Delegates TO supply the saia 'aca
-. ,.,... -, - ho
:, Common wealth. this ighh day OF september, 1888
"a JOSEPH JOHNSON.
By The Governor GsoRaE ". MUNroRp.
Ssnt l7--ctIc Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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NEW YORK SEpr % Sales Of l3 600 bbls. -four firm
al former prices Wheat and quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE ,Sypr 29-Sales of 1900 bbs flour at ST
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MOST vALUABLE:- MILLINa j. PkoPERTI koIs

ROCKETS, SALE OK LEASE. -.
aSIlE sell lease that valuable MIL
ing Property Rockets owned by the Mcsss alaferro
suaIel on Gies creek, 600 yards the wlaves
Rockets and fall OF OF "a feet power capable OF
driving three pair OF stones
The buildings consist Mill Sc by so feet three stories high
built OF brick and wood mill 80 by 6u feet now used as
mill with one pair stones framed dwelling containing
rooms stables &c; all IN good repair plot Of the property can
be seen my office
The above valuable for milling purposes but
admirably located for foundry machine shop, coal can be
brought almost the shop with but little expense.
enquire Of Mesrs H. T. g. Talaferro
or w. GODDIN.
Iuy Io-cr
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HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.

ry,HE subscriber sale Of land lying on Siauno4
River Morons Ferry in Halifax county containing $50
hY the 76 o hrs bot
tom auds Is of second low grounds o.
which in ana 80 of fine branch anu
The high land good SOIL and grows wheat finely with very
little manure portion Of the high ahd is in good heart having
Pile for panaion purposes and lies very nne @
but detached from Tue Hfer
tract which will the purchaser may desire
presume unnecessary describe these lands more particular.
~ as neroos wishing 10 purchase Tor them
selves that lands 80 desirable ae 10 market
The society The ncshborood unusually good and Tie land
on lhe river only five miles the point where the Richmond
ami DInve Rail Road with good baearx 10 hs
Depo viii add in the wheat OF last year
and than cent ON the amount
wishing purchase invited to see The
'' Ame 81 D. c,f DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
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OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER KANAWHA CO.
RICHMOND, SEPT. 90, 1853.
E meeting of the OF the James
River kanswha Company, Will be held at is Ohice on
Ma!,y, the 2ith OF October next
B resolution Stockholders, ia provided that every
tower OF Attorney appointng proxy stock shall be
f,sar.I as slcicny authenticated. il under the hand and
m the Stockholders and be atested by one or more WITNESSES
d o.lsr Of the President and Directors
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p.RKER,s HILL FOR SALE.

OFFER Tor sale The above ani residences
late Dr. me Es
House K from Cedar Poin Depot on the James River Caa
. ac Contains about 800 scres nearly 400 which are in
original growth with large proportion OF valuable red sn4 w
Sss ss nnS he Is IN
% BY s use %
adapted the growth Of Wheat Corn
neariy eompeted with frame all houses
Tor large family and securing large croP'-a u ' a
TERMS viii be accommodating possession given
nT seds @ sOp sse
desired PURCHASERS invited % y,w s n showing
Persons desiring further can obtain The same o m
application addressing the su9efSs a p sELpS
'e.laad ran Soumyii va Agent for M.s NJ. G SHIELDS
Isnss. KSsT 10 hs seus for
nes land on which reside The e eOun MY Rc SS.
This ss M 81 GSnano a%d MOST the ouhou.es
@wIs r nn ssceOmmodaon 81 family About 400 acres Of s
Sc fsSs he ss remain
The terms Of sale will be accommodating.
scon as persons wishing purchase viii undoubtedly visit and
the land which they are inysa v 70 dS
Aug is@cvr Bowling Green. Caroline County, Va
VALUABLE VIRGINIA FAkM a. -e;os E0H vii oss hi
sas .;@ o nSs Ss sss Known by Inc S lying
being county Of Northumberland anu nas "
Eas and by The bay BY nSInes
eek-West by the land belonging 10 Duianas nes No
West and North BY dividing Creek and contains $50 @ acres 10y
and soil are The principal as have not turn
ed nv attention Ii has very good and
and an The barn and houses
are ony oebe houses have built are as follows
quarters carriage house, stable ice house, seine
vss Sh house and The situation is consi
srrJ as healthy as any the State Of Virginia The advantages
and many such as hs oysters WIG ow au
water bu sides OF the farm, with timber anu hre
wood for the support the rnwhch seldom the case wh our
neck Of the farm Is well suited Tor The raising o. Ofk @
say 1870 salt marshas standing pasture, winch VIII
rr,, N head cae have smallest DOUBT VIII.
there can he from 5000 700 bushels
af wheat and 800 ,0uQ barrels corn annually
ANY wishing look the farm can land CARERS
Creek about from The farm; and II they VIII write me
when they will will them and take them 10 my mousse
show Them the them the terms My address
is Kiimarnock, lancaster county, Va. ,. ,,.,~,,
Sept 5-cw5w' CYRUS uAh Me-
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OEEIl:IAI


APPoINTMENT PnEsIpEST.-Hiram Powers 10 be
commercial agent United States Florence, In Tus
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

hso. That the subscribers be-
the kvsR kASAwnA COMPANY 10
hereby constitute and appoint our true anG lawful Attorney
Of all General Meetings OF the
ncfhcrs Company held within six months from and alter
hereof when not personally present or
b, Proxy; with full power and authority al such General
votes and TO no such other act or acts
IS each US do member Of The SAID me
personay do hereby raty and confirm
vhaeyer vote or SAID Attorney may lawfully
s for pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred
.p0h HIN. .,
WITNESS hands and seals ,is---day OF -- one 'hcn
eight hundred and -.
SrIt4 L. wi
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MR. GUTHRlE-THE YELLOW FEVER

MR. GUTHRIE-THE YELLOW FEVER
puuAnElps,A Sept. 27.-Mr. Guthrie, Secretary oil the
Treasury arrived This morning en- route for Washing
ton from New York. where he has been on important imam
c;aI business.
The yellow is In city, than il would ap-
pear There yesterday, and some repo
cd day but the papers are silent on the subject ne
ease however does not assume very malignant ioin'
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TEACHER WANTED.

Election OF Principal the Smhfed Acaemy or The year
1854 WIN be held on the 10th day Of OcUber next isexec.
ed IN applicants tor this testimonials OF mo-
ra character and their qualifications for teaching the
branches the Ancient Languages and the Mathematics The
derived from the fees Of uon averaged hundred
dollars for the last four years. paid the Principal
quarterly.
The year begins The January terminates
On the 18Th Of December JOHN r. PURD1E. President
at Trustees OF the Smiihield Academy
Smih6eId Isle Of Wight County, Va Sept a 1853 ew4w
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LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
BERLIS. Jan. 81. 1853.

}
SIR-The government Of Bremen in promptly releus
ing Conrad Schmidt from arrest after the receipt OF my lei
ter Of the 26h !nst affords clear proof that It needs on
that it's reason should be convinced OF the propcy Of
demand made upon by government of the Unitei
States 10 accede such demand The OF lh
United States will fail receive with particular sails
faction the intelligence of the release OF Schmidt and II vii
regard this in the somewhat embarrassing circumstance:
under which Bremen placed, both showing reut-
ness the part Of that republic 10 listen 10 every appe
from whatever quarter made u lis judgment and good sense
and as nanIlcstng constant desire cultivate the most
friendly relations with tho United States This feeling Be-
men may be assured and will be cordially prucated BY
the United States.
The arrest Of Schmidt was made under erroneous mpts-
sions doubt honestly entertained Of superior obga-
ton due from Bremen Hanover in relation him. The
government has eel him al liberty the conviction
OF its error brought home IT, Under these cifcum-
il is highly proper, | Think t,ut, Consul you
should munifest your satisfaction with The result by with
drawing claim for damages OF the arrest ana
imprisonment. trust that MIR. Schmidt himself will see
the proprlety Of asserting TO lh.
You may furnish 10 the government of Bremen cc?y OF
this note
have the honor 10 be- with great respect your obi '
(Sgned,) D. d. BARNARD
RALrA King, ESQ, u $ Consul. Bremen.
-----ss.------
CITIZENS LEVEE.-Thc citizens Of Springfield Mass,
gave levee Hampden Hail. Monday evening" without
distinction Of party honor Of the "Armory Commission
now In session in that city seems 10 have been very
Agreeable aar-as II cernlny credabe to the citizens
OF Springfield. Some fifteen hundred gentlemen and ladies'
were in attendance. The were in capital tae and
the responses produced much good feeling Gen. Steele OF
New Hampshire responded TO She President of the un''eo
States"-Andrew Stevenson, Esq for "Virgina Coonei
Smith, for "Conneccut"-COI Seploe for ",he Arm" =
and Gen. Steele, for New Hampshire" which he re
marked that New Hampshire could not boast Ike other
Sales in her SOIL in much of any thing but her men,
She had furnished Massachuses with Daniel Webster
had given The West Lewis Cass the United States
Franklin Pierce and though he did wish New York any
trouble Than she had got they had her Jack
Hale"
W. w. Eaton of Hartford, made a few remarks in his
usual happy style in response The invcd guests" iht
last toast follows:
IL. The Ladies Dho haze gren their aid 10 he cHtSes
ievee-They show us that the figures OF women ike ,nse
OF Statistics are most fascinating when presented in dou
Tar view.
Col Andrew Stevenson called up respond 10 his
sentiment which he did in peculiarly felicous manne
closing with the emphatic rxcamation-"I'he ades-God
blees them"
The affair passed of 10 the evident satisfaction of oil VINO
participated in IL.
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PIANO FORTE AND VOCAL MUSIC.
Rchmond and would be pleased TO re-
ceye pupils for instruction Music lie permitted 10 refer
to the following gentlemen: =, =, :
Rev r. Moore Mr. Tazewe Morton, Mr. John d. Blair, Mr.
Bax,er and MIR James Woodhousc with orders for him
DC left u l.. PEI lCoLhS
Sent l7-ctl5Oct Professor Of Music
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VALUABLE EsTATE ON EASTERN SHORE

VALUABLE ESTAIh
FOR SALE.
TE7IIE RESIDENCE OF the late Judge pshur, situated g.
Chesapeake Bay md Hunsars Creek III Northamp ii
ION County containing $50 Land with every desirable
offered private aae This Estate believed
The land much improved by lining and coyeng and the
growing crops the best evidence Of its fertility
disposed private SALE will be offered al Public Auc
,on al Eastv,e Northampton County, Va WEDNESDAY oc
luber 26th, l953
For terms which will be liberal, apply TO-
Sept. 2-cds G. L. UPSHUR, NorloII.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
yRANAWAY FROM Stockons Gold Mine in the
h Furanna the h day Of September my nrgr" man
Wilson, Wilson bright mulatto, with blue
and bushy head hair moderately built for his
.igha blacksmith tradeabout old The above reward
charges be paid il arrested beyond the limits OF
the State of Virginia. $50 and all reasonable expenses pa
taken the and delivered TO me IN Lous coun.
", Virginia .,,, 80, ,.r,.
Sep;2 MARl WADD
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HEAVY WOODEN GOODS, BLANKETS,


attention Of Farmers Planters anu
their generally the and superb assortment m
SERVANTS aboers and fme just received all bought
the favorable sold as low they DC
bought elsewhere, VIZ
Iieuvy Sleeps Grey Salnets and Twecds
Heavy dark mixed Sainets
Stout Kerscys and Copperas Ln,eys for out hands
Stout and dum plaid and plain Linseys
American and English white Blankets
Heavy coored do, very Cheap
Plaid Cotton Domestics and Ginghams
Best Co;tun Sheengs and Shrings
Beached Cotton Shectlngs, Pillow Cotton and Slrthf5
Linen in makes and lowest and
all other goods for servants and general family use.
large and fine stock OF Black and Fancy Gohs
Tor gentlemen
Black and Fancy Cassncres.
Fancy Cassmcres and Plaida, for boys: &c.
Fancy Tweeds, Jeans, &C.
With general assortment Of Goods for Men and Boys
the attention OF buyers.
Sanfl l6--c2a WIZ n. u. PRICE & co
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

9SE undersigned has and elegant assortment
Dry Goods the Fall Trade which he invites the paracu
lar public. His stock this large anu EN-
braces The latest fashionable styles of Fancy Goods
Their with heavy selected stock Of Domestic Goods all OF
which will be sold low TIIOS D. QUARLES,
SeIn l-cInn
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
s>iE next SEMlANNUAI meeting OF the MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA will be held in the OF Charlottesville on
tuesday. October 25th 1853
hoped that the convenience OF the the interesting TO-
anu hs Importance Of the meeting 10 the profession OF Inc
or'c, WEI Induce large attendance the Fellows.
by order OF the Executive Committee.
T. CL GOoCE, Secretary.
Inc newspapers throughout the State will please notice
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. - LEWISTON PLANk KUAU' n, :,
GENERAL meeting the Stockholders In the Lewiston Flank
IN Road Company will be held at ST. Pauls church IN inc
county oil Lunenburg the h day Of October 1885, Tor e puf
Sept 26-ctd TIE COMMISSIONERS