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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

The Justices OF our County Court for Jolly on Monday
last rcscndcd the order Of the Court directing
vote 20 be taken At the August election the question
OF License or no characterization Rcpm5iica, Juiy
l9h.
We are glad to learn that Col SMlrn's announcement
as candidate for Congress IT, Ear have heard
eei'ei with the most cordial appreciation. Col Smith
u the this district wants in Congress AT th. time
lie whole head and shoulders, in every essential
requisite Tor good representative above any one who
las enjoyed the honor of representing the interests of
people IN Washington for good many years. We shall
bs mistaken in the intelligence and sound judgement
the people in this portion of Western Virginia il they do
not roll up big majority for Col Smith who has ever
been the sne, 's!an and consistent champion Of their
rights aud best interests.-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

FiGuIso. may well be set down as the
ST, Giles OF Richmond. Black eyes are administered
there In most summary aud scientific manner and II an
officer ventures there to bring the parties condgn they
spin him right ont.
90 Saturday evening man named John Mann got into
fight At the corner OF lsth and Marshall street. large
crowd Of persons assembled witness the fun and
Waterman Reid who close by, seeing the parties dis
posed to riot arrested Manur lie succeeded in bringing
him to the cage after hard struggle. The watchman
clothes were torn TO Filters.
Msnn was brought before the Mayor yesterday but
the case was not heard in the absence OF
witness. IL will be up to day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS

suoDis DsAru.-A man named Robertson. native o
this State is on tho sidewalk who passing through
Rockets on Saturday evening about hvs O'Clock, aud
died instantly lie employed by Mr. Hiram w. Tyler
In the carly part Of tho day at some buildings oil his
nov In progress at the lower part Of Rockets.
What the real Of bis death was NO unable
to ascertain. The unfortunate said to DO dssi
psted and supposed to have got drinking spree
AFTER he quit work.
We learned that his wife, snd one or two children Of
his present inmates OF the Work House. aud tia,
he himself lad but recently len there.
The body Of this unfortunate man was thrown into u
wagon, which happened to be the Of the &C
currencc aud permitted to remain there during Saturday
night hard state Of things this, in Christian com
community. few boards thrown upon the body, iotmed
tho only covering to conceal Il from tho public gaze
was there from o'clock In the evening Where was the
Coronery
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tsn,er,ali,, Northern Ven.

u isa matter Of deep regret that the conservative
men Of the North-those who have heretofore stood
81 faithfully by the Constitution, add resisted 30 10y
ally the hnadcism Of Abolition should permit them.
selves to ningle their voices and efforts with the
common enemies Of the Union and tic South, in favor
ofihe repeal ofthc Nebraska legislation of the present
CInpess The South desired tle abrogation Of the
Missouri restriction, not for the purpose Of compel.
ins slavery into the territories Of Kansas and Ne
bfAsanol Ior the purpose Of forcing ls Introduction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

correspondent OF the Providence Journal thus mar.
visi; the Office Of the grea, English newspaper
the London Times
"Among many other famous places in London have
visited the office OF the London Times To view the etab.
shmcnt, application must be made by letter the
ger This dispatched reply promptly received by post
and the card uGmed the hour when the presses could
be in notion Nr AppegsTih, bother o! the nyen-
tor Oh the press there used aud for supern
tendent OF the machinery very amiable gentleman con
Quoted through the various departments freely ans
ing inquiries and explaining ythng along
Some idea Of the and Of the Times Office
be hId from the single fact that upwards OF
are paid TO the GoVcTnment annually ioTstamps penny
two cents, being paid each number Of toe paper
issued The daily circulation is 81 900 copies each nun
ber including the supplement- containing sixteen pages
Two hundred realms OF paper used every day each
weighing from Sc to IS pounds making in all from ish
to nine tons The quality OF the paper every Que know.
has read the Times. Each sheet costs the publish
peuny and half three before il printed
One OF the presses put in motion at O'Clock T. NJ
dnt edition 10 be sent oil mail hour later Twent,
men employed the press part OF them above II
gallery to supply paper aud part below receive th
printed sheets az they came out The noise of the ma
chineTy great that il difficult in conversation
TO be heard The number printed hour ia Sl2 600
BY holding watch and counting, discovered that eacl
man received from tWentytwo % twenty four minute
Now ard then sheet with imperfect impression wou
be hastily thrown out by of the shaTpeyed men be
low, and once or twice at the stroke OF bell all IN
wheels stopped, and the great machine rested for mo
nent theD at another sisna! commenced the stnnnin
ciatcr again. ! was shown the vaults where the nrr
stock OF paper Is kept So much is how used that In
supply IS sometimes short Of the demand aud the price
much advanced. For sometime advertisement ha
bccu alniing in the columns Of the Times Offering 70
ward OF $4,000 for lie discovery Of substitute for rars
the manufacture op1per This offer IL made by the pro
pre;or OF the Times believe the has never beef
met who has the editor OF the Times but am con
dent dat there such petsonlge, for have heard hi
name pronounced aud beon shoSn HE room aud chair
The editing Of the paper is carried on within the publ
cation building to greater extent hsn has been stated
There are convenient rooms fitted M Tor the purpose a.
also for the Of reporters During the sessona Of pa,
Lament large numrer of ,kiul reporters are epploye,
Fhes" are relieved e'cry half hour, and convened
ani from the Office 10 the Legislative place IN cabs, n
one remaining on duty longer than the prescribed time
O. IN ye"in2 au e'ahshmcnt like dat Of the Times Oh
reuec'ing upon the vast influence il e1ets, one cam
: LML hu MILrl with 1Ennl.r nnl nnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

FoSp OF JEwILLERr.-Luciuda, q black rogue, stole
$40 from her mother Sunday morning and bought ear
ing rings and some clothes for H. Tho money was folded
In handkerchief side board and tho mother being
in hurry to get to the Petersburg cars took the bundle
and started OIL Before she got the depot she missed
the money aud immediately returned to search for Il
which she said given her by coored man named
Peter She subsequently, admitted have bought them
at store on Broad street Too rings aud earrings were
n tho house aud returned to the person from
whom they were bought
She was brought before the Mayor on yesterday and
ordered thirty for the larceny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

FASHION ASO FAMINE. by Mre. Asy, g1gpns,,
Tor sale by j. r. lolmHooN, Franklin street, above III,
Exchange Hotel. This - common work Mr. gte.
phons IS regarded Of the best female writers in
hmeici, aud tic Geld she has chosen Tor her book fur
nlshes fine scope for displaying her powers Mra Ste
phehs possesses great powers Of observation and de,crp
ton. together with warm heart qualities which neon
harry III her for contrasting advantage tho splendar
and ml'etes Of high aud low life in great CITY Socf
e the held occupied by this interesting and pathetic tale
we would recommend to the reading public as being
work Of more than ordinary interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

GENERAL AR'Tis RESIDENCE RoBBED The house Of tho
exile Tx President of Mexico lately entered In broad
daylight by three thieves, while Madame Arsta was in n.
Ibey stole large quantity Of valuable goods and
wounded her In consequence Of her attempting 10 rcs,
them This Is but specimen Of the dsrpg nature OF the
robberes continually perperated 10 that country II is
stated that In the capital the Hospital Of Jesus was robbed
Of $1,000 and sooner bad the police officers retired
from taking cognzInce Of the fact than the robbers TO-
turned I'd again Tansacked the place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

DECIDEDLY CooL-OI last Tuesday, the sh Of july wo
had the pleasure Of seeirg fine bank Of suow aud ice
ana OF enjoying regular snoWbang ffoick at the Ice
hountan' ~ ths county Just think Of it-snow ball
lhg 70 July! There Is plenty OF ice at the Noun
IAN th summer-under the rocks the ice is abundant
u Isa glorious place this weather-but we will
20 more aud only reer readers TO correspondent
who relates the doings Of the day in another column
-RsUnty Llfciiigsnecr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

DVELNG Hou,K BuRSr only that we an.
the Mr. this had MI,
barn with some four i've horses consumed n We deeply
regret TO announce now, that Tuesday night
house and large portion OF his furniture Al
the time at W h We go to have heard paru.
lars Of tbs AFFAIR that that
belonging T. Mr. Johns;on suspected having the
house This wonsn Is the wife
suspicion OF having burnt the whig july
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

CAuGnr AND DisPeskp or.-Enoch Cambel the deser.
ter from tho U. s. ship Pennsylvania whose escape from
wachman Maize while the Mayors Court was In session
on Saturday morning. we have already noticed, 70
captured In Butchetown Sunday aud brought before
tue Mayor on Yesterday His honor having jurisdic.
Police officer, with whom the officers Of the
communicated upon the subject Of his desertion.
lie will be transferred to the ship this morning. subject
to the orders Of Mr. WIN. f. Watson u s. Commissioner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25
OBITUARY.

DEo, the 9th July, sji In the county Kauauha Virgin
ia GENERAL Daniel smith, the 9th
born ia Hkinghtm County, virginia, April the 4t lTS3
erai Daniel Smith OF many amsbe qusts and
rendered service to his country er
eln lie graduated Physician Ia Philadelphia the year
5lb Entered the the United with
England 40 Surgeon la the North Army 1919
ser,ed afch until mgde vita Britain
discharged at Detroit October, 1915.
County Fairfield, state Of Ohio In the town OF Lancaster In
the year 1910 was appointed Captain oC from his
vary kn9NIege Obtained IN the appointed Major 0en
era bJ The Legislature the state Ohio SiSat
Time was nber Of she Lcgis from the Of
Con,hued to reside In lnas.er and elected continued
ns nsI"f N the Legislature, from Fairfield I'll S2O
attachment Tor
gnah" removed TO the county the
l5E aud comm ,nced and continued the practice medicine viii
was IoIiie study till tue spring 1871 A. which eiec ion the
month OF April lSEI. he chosen ~ the members
the 1885, 1879 ami I during whic ~ rorned
uc service Doctor N his county aud adjoining counties
the spring election of 1884, when elected
sAtre all times cul Physic an, psTfornlng
cures Of levers and other complaint Ia the 1883 and 1881
vas remarkably fortunate In the and thu
Iuu He on cholerni which ragged 10 alarm
valley 81 kanawha Ia the Spring Of 1885, p-eyae up
70 oGer and elected Legislature Agan vas
man Of strong mind, social AMI Wit him
ehce In the Legislature obtained the
vosabe his constituent Among which Of "Bant
on hanaHa which II nov 10 Opcrat In the KinlWha san4
Capital not 70 exceed O Gen d. Smith elec ed
Leg'lntu In the years ~ and 1854 e offered
~ the Legislature attic slecon May 1875
eonidsrsb najsrtyhe sttled health and
died NJ Dfopay before tao the 9th JUL, Ell.
SeveTal before HE death he married
Mrs Hartman, with fir fJune sitter which he
r ohe baptist church and remained worthy member t his
deceAge.
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MARRIED.

On The eyen Of the Goth inst by the Rev Thomas Evans
Dr. BEVERLY %. ROY, King ami QIeen 10 Mr, JIIYT
CtOPToS, Of Tsppahannock.
10 Christ Church. Wa,hngton O. the 9Th July by
Rev VIM Hodges GEORGE a. BUTLER, Miss ADDIE iSILE
dAughtero the late ElNAri Ingle all Of Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

USITrD STATES PRIsoSkR.-The Mayor gave instruc-
tons to the Police officers yesterday to enter the
names Of any United States prisoners upon the Watch
house books Offences OF this character were only to be
disposed OF BY some United States Judge or Commis-
sioner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

@
members to have read more pointed truth on tho social
phenomena OF England, compressed In small space than
Is contained ~ the following from the London corre.pon.
dent Of the New York Express;
"The first thing that strikes American In England
not alone the civty, but the servy Of Its population
The serviity Is painful on whatever side whatever
class VIC look. The beggsr begns-wherc bcyr,r exiss
TOR public beggay scarcely exists out Of Ireland and the
ocean frontiers Of Scotand-tho beggar begins in this
servil! and Workman peasant, farmer, gentry, noble
man, all follow on in graduation aud In rcgu,r serylo
course moro less. The uson at once to an Ameri-
eau eye, seems to be nation Of nation Of HIM
doos-not Hindoos OF the East by any means but Hin
docs ranspanted from the East into northern inyyo-
rating cme-and trsnsplnted with their castles their
hcal organizations aud their social inviucibe preiudi.
ces True English laws look upon all classes Of alike
anu the principles OF Magma Charta the
wei as the bighbon-but what the British subject has
won in civil aud political liberty he has altogether Lost in
social organization He is not itee-he is not equal
do not mean TO he is not political freeman Tor he is
now politically Is, In the of the sws-eQIal in
almost all things whatever his condition But neverthe
no is social slave From royalty to peasanry there
are cases there ranks about hard and
about as uncomfortable tho among tho eastern
undoos. lord is worshpped is idol in the East.
presence, Is inspiring always Hence terri,, civil,
social war seems ever going here. True 1t is not
fought in field in Cromwes day. but 10 saloon, In ball.
in boudor in park in eQuppage in livery with petense
or with insoence, or In pounds shiings aud pence
Money, though, makes man, while boad makes man
o. anyhins out money buys blood Ut times, and gold
'u beI tue guinea stamp Ine terrinc struggle Tor
rank Tor position for social peace. The daugh
ter has had bought for her prncesss education, aud
would nc princess; but the struggle all in vain What
WAS bora soap must die soap unless Il be through some
mighty struggle in the priesthood the bar Soap may
roth up aud it bubble in England; and the bubbles
may have the violet The blue green all the co.os Of the
IAnoo"5nt still It is soap The grease aud the ashes
aud 'he ye stick to it, and always smells of soap. De-
spite all this, the astonishing thing is that the lower Hin
doo looks up and really the Ilindoo higher
in caste superior better de cla,l Hence not on
what the Queen is doing with her prattng babyhood
hut what road she rides hour she rides what ee
ment Of saashine Of fog damp are over her. what
maids attend ner, what clothing all have on, and such
things one and ALL in royalty alone but throughout
the allied ranks have interest for Squres and
Is he reads them fully recorded in The Morning. Post
such rs might have the bonOWdment ofSebastop1l the
taking of Cronstalt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

BUrcHERrowS AGAS.-Pecr Murtheh was brought
before the Mayor yesterday charged with being drunk
and disorderly in Butchertown, on Sunday evening.
The case continued until day iu the absence OF
q witness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

konnERr.-0n Sunday night last while Mr. Edward
Boomer absent from his house in Butchertown for
shor, time large big bunderbuss taken from his
bedroom by some expert rogue who catered through
back window Of the room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

sUnprS DEAIH.-We we're informed that a negro en-
ployed 10 lumber yard on 18th street. near the dock
taken suddenly III yesterday after parakng freely
Of watermeons, aud, being removed to the Medical Col
lee hinh alter a abort interval
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

The Clinton Hotel, New York City, has reduced the
price fboard from 81 to 81 so per day. will still be
kept as a fret class Hotel. See advertisement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

TUX WEArurR.-It rained from an early hour yes,er.
day until about O'Clock in the evening" with but one or
two short nermssions. su.ry heat followed which was
anything but agreeable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention called on yesterday
70 very important improvement In the dining u
the Columbian Hotel An extent almoet equal the ORR
gina has been added which enarges the
10 degree Tally concentrated with the numerous adj
ditions made to the sleeping apartments
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

SUBSCRIPTION THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The vote
Of the freehodcs taken Yesterday upon the estion
whether the City Council shall subscribe 900 towards
the completion OF that portion of the Central Railroad
Mesl Of Slannion. resulted foloMa:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

IcE CRTAM.-Snce the appearance Of cholera Ia this
city, the s1e Of ice has diminished considerably
The manufacture Of il has been entirely suspended in
como ice cream establishments.
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RICHMOND MARKET Jr,, o.

appeared TO be rather animaon IN tn.
sh.a e. sao..ss sSsSsa u.,
sis;s ~ %ss s. :spsli:
generally h Il Il ssl1s Wife i;f f.aps
Com. Merchants.
MCHAQpND MIRRETS, JuLr "a.
BACoN-New Mountain cured. HOG found a -.
smhaeld, l-2aio; Baltimore Sides iIa7 i.s sson,s
ere 4. -, = N''u'u
BUrTER0Goshen. 10 "a ss cents; stock Of Mountain
large and dull at 10 Is cents.
CoffEE-The market Is very duh. We udote R;o
~ III :; LaSuyra 10 ls IL l-e; Java IA 10 ID
CORN MEAL-soa9O cents.
f H.-No. hackerel l9; the latte,
or Boston inspection; HALIFAX Gu, uerriugs, New, S:
Gross l.2aS 1.2, nv to quality.
GUANO-$55 l.2.
GRAlNS--Beans, white, 81 per bushel
Corn 30 cents per bushel
Oats, 4oa49 cts per bushel.
Peas biackeye, 81 1-2 cts per bushol
Rye 90 cts per bushel-wantcd
hAf-Northerns selling at 81 on the wharf, In de.
lRoN-Pig tS6 40 per ton, except IN small n,rc.,,
s~edSs sloo Tredesar and English refined 90 Cd. Com.
IN, English 10 q rs; up country bar ToaTo
LARD-1n bbls 10 l.e. kegs IL cents
Ssoags l's; I do le l.2al8; "a do 1000 Weather
Boarding Sls leals, according to quality. sean,,ns
fig l2 North Carolina Flooring, dressed, SesasO Viz
sn,a flooring, rough slss2o Tobacco Box Boards But.
tonWood, sbaS000. 6-s Poplar eOae5 00 Susouebanna
Inch l6als.0o. White Pine, No. l. SO a 40. Whits
Pine, No 2, 2saSe00. Jost Timber 1900 Lathe. worth
ise per A. for riven; l.76 for sawed. Shinclea fair
article, worth 4.6oa476 per ", supply moderate with
good demand. VISA "
iLQUoRs.-Whiskey, Richmond Rectifed, es cents.
easIdomand good Tuscaloosa, 6OaGo cents; Cincinnati
rectd. much wanted, 80 30; Old Family Rye a. Rich.
ardsons Old Family, so Richardson's No. is; Bumvard
ners Old Rye, s6' onondaga Family, TO- Ououdags No.
!. 40 Mountain, COATS Brandy. common Imitation.
Ssaioc; common 4th proof, 45asoc., cash; oard Du.
puys 10 S-4a5; Henncssy, 50 Slab; Pinet Co. "a "a
40; Apple, 46aI6c. Gin, American common sTsaec
Holland, 81 l0al zoe. N. Rum. SSa36c
LIVE STOCK.-(J. Shocks Report)-poef Ca,,.s
ss.eoasa.2e sale weight; Hogs 5000 10 1880 melt;
PLASrER-Lump Sis. Ground 90.
SALI-From wharf %; from store els
suGAkS-We notice better feeling In the market
ana IN advance l-4a3-S Is demanded. We ouo,e Nsr
orleans l-ea6 l2 cents Porto Rico FAD J. cents
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NOREOIK MARErT IL, a,

Bacon Hams, prime lal2 Hog round sxag Gotten par III
sSa' Corn-whe. prime 5c: yellow, do u.n,rd Is.ini.
.ge 81 Mixed do. e. Cheese iai2ke rasses pr Sa.he
soai 70 Four-fine go. Supsrane do Extra Arm
iamy iVn ~, hay-cargo; from store lAali. Meal per
oushei a ba.b.
Black Eye, sales 0sal 10. wh,a 81 so Mhi,lsx *
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

There some small majority against the subscription
In Monroe Ward up to o'clock.
w We requested say that the safe Of lands belonging
- the estate Of David Haben deceased will take place
aad Saturday next, the 2sth and 29ll.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

suffering and noble people, and security for tho pe,ce
aud Independence of the other saes Of Europe that tho
Polish nation be restored to Its sovereign
aud important result, 1t Is incumbent the British Gov.
eminent to enter Into completely or compromso with
Austria, one OF the powers which shared In the inauous
Partition oil Poland all whose snteccdents and
arc IN favor OF dcspotsm In It's rcpuve forms instead
Of institutions based principles of rational liberty aud
progress. = 80
That as the course Of Poland stands pre-. cmncu, In the
consideration Of this meeting from the TACT that this couu
Try corjointy with France aud Turkey Is already at war
with kussathe mos, powerful Of the spoator. Of Poland
alton oil Poland Independent state shall DO made one
Of the conditions of peace that may hereafter DO
agreed upon by the belligercnts."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

appeared TO be rather ess arimaon IN IN.
Isst to-day though priees Without n.a.
n r. soh.lnas our last week. quotations eommon luz.
So $3.50 ~ 70 te common leaf 6k TO tIk medium Ia
xTod ana nns s,smminT ~ W god me hipsns
,,or X 10 400 senera 10 tia vsry supe
'''' ~ " ~" HESTER WHIP
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ST. LOUIS MARKET .Jnlv ,s

Toh,cso- mn, I,,I. 1910. , W. ~ 'uN 10.
ne state Warehause Ohhd. offered at ann. xr
zn 10. sN 49, ata2o at s2o G,I5 rrjestei M
aud t's1. No sale at the Planters lot on hand bnt ~
o.O.d. " vs. "@"N "ui Nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

The Washington Sentinel, Of Sunday morning, con
,a;ns the Homestead Bill, as passed by the Senate
We extract the following sections of the Bill in'ov'
A.. Toad prin
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NNAVEREEY NOYELS.-AT BUiTEks NV HOOK
w EruuE, KFxr fquAaH, NJ. lbI Main sttecti
The wayeilsy Novels Aboitsord edition. yols cloth Same
~ vols sheep.
Life Of pr Alexander; vol. svo, cloth.
National Education IN Fur pc. by Darnardi vol SVo.
InrerfoiIs History Of tbs second War vols. svo.
Index Periodical Literature, by Poole; vol $40.
Gazetteer OF the United states, brought down to the present
time; vol. syo.
Janneys Life Of WIN. Penn. 1 vol syo.
JIdge ifaburtons YANKEE sories with iusirahonS vol
limo.
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NJ nwsrNpIit FOn SALE Weekly Newspaper, With a
~ list Of go responsible subfcrbes and advertising
patronage worth 500 to $4,000 per annum
upon Reasonable terms This Is pnbished
situated Of the largest and wealthy
counties IN the interior Of virginia, with large nrld for
extensive circuat oanl s reputation IL well eab he'd The
proprietor anxious to effect sal" by the Of September
next, as new volume tie paper will then commence.
got fuT her paTt ulars y at