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Worcester County Kansas league,

IFTnm The BlrtOn JOurnas, JuIy j
We learn from the Worcester papers that meet
Inc Of the friends Of emigration TO Kansas, was held
In Worcester yesterday morning, for the purpose o.
forming permanent emigration organization ia
w rcsster county. j. NJ. EARLE, of Woscest'r, &C
cupied the chiir. constitution was reported BY q
committee chosen for that purpose, aud the follow
ing gentlemen elected officers Of the League.
Pfesident-A. II. Bulloch.
Vice Pre- sident-Wm. T. Merrifeld.
Dhectors-Henry Chaplin, Chas. Thurbcr, Horace
James, VIM. A. Wheeler, Oliver c. FELTON,.
II was voted that the Treasurer, Secretary, and
Master of transportation. shall be appo insed by the
Boaro. and after number OF interesting addresses
from various gentlemen, the meeting adjourned.
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our Territories what rhey arc Good For

Kansas lies Immediately west OF Missouri, With
which corresponds in soil and climate, with varia-
lions which are produced by typographical or other
conditions. The boundary line commences AZ a
sao parallel to the eastern boundary Of New Mexico
thence norfh 10 the 3sth degree Of north latitude
thence along said parallel 10 the eastern boundary
Of Utah, on the summit IL the Rocky dountains--
thence north 70 the A0sh degree Of north lattude-
thence along said parallel to the western boundary
OF Missouri-and along said boundary 10 the place
of beginning. IL il. therefore, about geographical
degree less north and south than Missouri. We
have not, a. yet, had any very extensive AMI accu
rate exploration Of the interior OF this territory
srd our Information in regard 10 II IA QUITE mcagre
It's general featares. however. are known.
Intelligent persons fr IN the western part OF Mis-
souri,, sho have been the Territories. describe
the country 10 the valley OF the Kansas and imne.
diately west Of Missouri, rs Of unsurpassed bcaity
and agricultural richness, with an abundance Of coal,
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Al meeting Of the inhabitants holding olaius
'pon the public lands, upon and in the vicinity
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s. Diapers semi weekly sale of stocks and bonds viii
take place at the Merchants Exchange to at half
past IL O'Clock.
At the second board lower prices ruled throughout.
Exile Railroad sold at decline of per cent New York
Central Railroad, n Nicaragua Transit, ii New York
Central Bonds, u; Harlem, y; McCuoch Gold u; Can
con Company, a. At the close the tendency down
ward.
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company have declared q semiannual dividend of five
per cent the full stock, payable in cash. the 5th
Of july Also extra dividend from the surplus
es of share of construction stock for every three
shares OF stock held Said stock to be issued August
J. with twenty per cent paid endorsed thereon and the
remaining eighty per cent to be paid by instruments of
Fifteen per cent the LIST Of August September octo
December The semi-annual payment of four per cent
interest the construction stock will be made the LIST
Of July. The cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company have declared dividend of four per cent
IN cash, on the earnings Of the last five months The
Eleaveland gainesville Ashtabula Railroad Company
have declared semi annual cash dividend of five per
cent on the full paid stock surplus dividend of six
per cent win be paid in scrip the LIST of August which
win be received at par in payment of the nsalment
the new stock due July /.
The hands employed in the mines of the Parker Vein
Coal Company have suspended work and have
heir determination to avail themselves of the Miners
hen law.
According to the report of the Bank Commissioners of
Illinois the condition Of each bank of that State at
the date Of the latest returns, as annexed -
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HAy.-A Hnitsd business transacted In river, at
Toe 76e for shipment and S7Ac- u for lsoA use,
per 100 lbs.
LnR-Reokland was scarceaAd quiet
Ons-There nothing Of moment done in any do
scripon bat nseed the sales Of which reached 500
gallons, ct 7sc SOC. in casks and &C. in bbls per
gallon. 1sr
Rcx-sales Of rs bbls. were made at % so . - Is.
NAVAL eroRnL-The transactions included 500 bbls.
rosin, $40 lbs each at 75 500 bbis crude turpen-
tine at IS Is 50 81 for North county and Wilmington
SuGARs-The market, owing to the inclemency Of the
weather, inactive but prices heavy and more
steady; about 326 hhis Cuba were sold at 4Sc &C.
200 do. New Orleans &c. a Axe
ToDAcc0.-Saes Of 100 hhds. Kentucky were made al
&C. 1c, and 100 boxes Ohio seed leaf ut sc.
PRovEloNs-Pork varied little; the sales consisted OF
SOC bbls, 1T Sl3 q s12 l21S for mess and sil osf
Sill rs for prime per b5 Contracts also settled
for coo bills mess deliverable in July and August on
private terms The transactions 10 cutmeats incluiei
800 pkes picked shoulders and hams former prices
in Ushers Louisville smoked meats 90 boxes bacon sides
at 121sc and 500 pork hams at lie. l2c per ID IN
lard 500 bbls, at 9<c. Toe. per 10. and in beef 27'
bbs unchanged rates. Butter and cheese were mac
| tive a1d lapguid
| TAMow-small sales Of prime transpired at lie. q
| Ike. per 10.
WmsKEY-Therc were 400 bills Ohio and prison taken
| at 29c. q 29hc. per gallon.
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General Banking law aiseEimnates unfavorably Is 10
yards Illinois stocks Whatever nay have spsratsd ct
the time Of the passage Of the law to give II sanction by
placing stocks IN this squivocal position, It 10
conceived that there Il good reason now existing
why these stocks ought to be considered more nearly
in their relation to their market value deposit
than the law permits. We feel justified in the belief
that the Auditor Of Public Accounts and the
have faithfully and udicouay discharged their duties
involving great responsibility in regard to the deposits
and bank circulation.
The circulating notes of our own banks as yet sustain
but very limited relation to entire currency crcu
ationperhaps not than three tenths. This dis
proportion viii, however, gradually diminish as our
domestic issues find their way into the State from the
distant points where they originally put into crcu-
laton OF the remote foreign paper which makes
the residue of our paper circulation, q portion rests
upon stock security basis for its redemption while
large proportion rests upon foundation always liable
suspicion.
Since the adoption Of the general banking thirty
banks banking associations have been establish
ed with aggregate capital stock Of SIT $50 O0o
which have been deposited with the auditor and treas
public stocks to the value of 81 0S7 62. Two
of this number, to wit the bank of Lucas and ST.
monds Springfield, ard the Quincy City Back, Qncy,
have closed their business operations and being
wound up under the Law. Some two three of the
aboye number have lately gone into operation and
sequenty business yet rather limited. That
the number of banks Will increase may be confidently
expected before limited at-the large amount
of stock ready for investment and the fact that they
probably used for this purpose. 1t becomes
part of duty to speculate upon the vast interests de-
pendent upon the proper management of these assoca
lions. Much may depend upon appropriate legislation
to remedy such the system of banking may
4 from ime tn m eyol durin IL
The annexed returns of the Boston banks exhibit the
average condition of the leading departments for the
week ending Monday, June 10, 1854
BANKS OF BOSTON.
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Domestic Market.

CAMBRIDGE Cattle MARKET, June 21.-At market 2s4
cattle, about all beeves, and no stores Market beef
extra per cwt., 50 first quality, $SH second do, 80
$50 third do $7si; ordinary, $7k, Hides per cwt,
s6a s65a. Tallow, S. a $50. Pelts, soc. 81. Calf
skins l5c per ID Veal calves 90 IS; ordinary, s2a
calves s27 S76 year DID, s24 $685. three year old
si2a So sheep aud lambs 2,50s at market; extra -
a Sl2; by lot, S2S a S4k. Swine, none.
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Total. $40 no. 929 So H. 29S, 1897 22l 1887
Amount due from other banks. 50 $50, 038
Amount due to other banks ............ 6,b99, S24
Total amount of capital stoc 80, 496 708
Compared with the returns for previous weeks
the annexed result
BOSTON BANKS
Loans. Specie. Deposits. Circular.
June s. s4s 400 So $50 277 si327o oo2 ss277 oie
June 49,. 4s, 003 2o33,52l 49, l29,602 8,400,2s0
June 49,. 49, 1lo,473 29S9,756 H. 29S,S37 s,22l 1887
According to this there has been increase in dis
counts of 1924 AGO. in deposits s169 1885, and decrease
in specie of 49, 1885, and of circulation s1s4 s43. Add
tional capital $s395s The circulation of the Boston
Banks is about three dollars every dollar of specie
in hand.
The Boston Transcript Of the 21st inst, says Sc The
stock market very dull and dropping to day, with
small sales. East Boston Co. declined to lax and Wa
verify to "a Cary firm at Z, that price being bid
for any part of 1000 shares seller thirty Essex CO. in
good demand at SO bid without sales No sales of cop
per stocks this morning, but fair demand existed at
slight Improvement yesterdays prices. For Copper
Falls Box bid; Forest, 10a bid, shares offered;
National % bid, Northwestern "a bid; Totec, 54 bid;
Algoma, "a bid, and Phenix, bid Vermont Central
heavy at Ga with sales of only 500 shares Ogdens
burg sold at 6ss with fair demand; Vermont and Mas
sachusetts heavy at IL; Wilmington, 36h asked Yer
mont and Canada declined 49, and closed at S3l bid
Eastern was in be ter demand at IS bid Western o.
bid div 81 per cent Michigan Central declined to
9s, and closed heavy. In other stocks no material
change.
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tails 81 495, 7n 1876 le2 5e5, ls1 2,2sa ,52e

VI THESE banks ten are In the city OF Chicago.
The Commissioners have carefully inspected the stocks
deposited with the Treasurer of State by the several
banking associations below correct table Of
their kinds and amounts
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E'RENCH BoARD.-AN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR.
Tor ana bedroom second oor II let nge
mep IN re peetable private Fteneb family. The
provided with every new m Improvement and situated log
equired. Apply on tie prem ises
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ITO SHEET METAL WORKERS-NOTFCE-ONE or
the most valuable and useful patents that has beeR
granted within the last ten has been awarded 70 W
e. 1854 Tor novel and ny,uaSle machine for making
day. This maohioe is being exhibited between tho
hours Of a NJ and p NJ in room No H. ~ No. II Wall
CALL Town. city county and State rights for sale All
communications post pad) replied TO m their
der. WILLIAM WEBSTER
CHARLES MILLER,
Sole proprietors NO. II Wall street.
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DEWARD OF INDUSTRY.-WHO WANTS A GOOD
IL manufacturing business for $3.50 will sell manuae
turing machine with right to whore In the Uni
ted States with which boy OF 6 years. mako
clear Of al expenses $50 month altiels nsnuas-
siness and be in like proportion with capital
20 the amount Of $4,000 These facts win be fully demon
strated to any applying by letter. City ApplioAne
will appont TINA place meeting. Address h MAR
TIN, Trinity Buildings, New York.
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The report says the foregoing table exhibits the amount
and the character OF the basis of our bank c'rcua
tion We have TO doubt but that these stocks
may at the present time be regarded as sufficient secu
ry for the circulation at least far as stock security
can be 50 considered. 1t wiz be remarked that The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

INT LAYERS, NANUFAcTURERs OF WROUGHT
Shutters DOORS anchors portable iron bedsads Iron
uiture Of superior quality farm fencs corresponding
safes &C. Orders gratefully received and pity
cuted. EMIT LAYERS. LIZ Grand street
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COMPOSITION CEMENT FELT.-RoOFING DOM
ten water tight given that Insurance
at rate roots. Old imposition reefs second
coated tin single desayed tin roof. coated
n msa n pants OK other knds e and
foot All roofs warranted tight Orders received tina
address John pesny roofr No. sos Houston street.
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ITO LET-ONg FURNISHED ROOM, To SINGLE GEN
Il tiemen, without board. Inquire at 90 and 62 west
Eighteeptn street.
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noARpua AND LopGma.

7EO BROADWAY.-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
lOL suite Of to let to family single gentle
with without board meals served In rooms; alss
proyements.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr.-oNB LARGE ROOM
beautifully siuased fronting the Battery suita hls
~ one Or Two gentlemen, With without board and
misses 10. Is State street. 80 - - -
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLKMRN.-PKR.
desreus of having lasts made At the feet will
find 1t to I'll cir advantage to call ut L. INGLEES leather
Mott streets.
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THE CHOLERA.

Bosrox. July 3-The cholera isprevaiiing in this
city and vicinity to considerable extent There
have been several cases o-day. In Chelsea, oppo
site Boston, whole family was attacked, and three
died
NEw YoRK, July There were fifty deaths from
cholera in this city last week.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Eleveu deaths from
cholera occurred here last week.
BALTIMORE, July 3-We have no cases ofcholeIa
10 report in Baltimore.
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NINE LIVES LOST gY..AH EXPLOSION IN Gave
"A awful c4Iamty occurred on Sunday 18th nit, in
cavern in Wisconsin,, which is flied with noxious
yplos.ye gases which made it dangerous to visit it
..tE 31ghls A party from the house of Joel Brtts
4..itpd the cave, his wife imprudently smoking a
.hted pipe. Trey were twelve in number as fol-
rvs Joel Britts eHd wife; Caroline Britts ana son
CYRUS two wears OF age; Joe. Britts Edward Britts
J.4.d Smith aud wife, Harriet Lyean, Louisa Lee,
i4s McNsb and Khoda Cariin. terrible explosion
5u-d and all the party. except the three latter,
asre burned end bruised 10 death. James McNab,
g:s4 lee and Miss CarIin lay with their clothes
ming and bodies maneled fri2htfuIly. They were
2 .ced IN der the care OF the village physician, who
:1,uks they will recover
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UNDERTAKING.
FISK'S PATENT BURIAL CASES.

wv Il nave secured the privilege OF OBJ
w tanning direct from the manufacturer, Fisk's
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen.
eral use, aud which highly approved
count of their neatness convenience and durability.
. The sale of this article in Richmond, heretofore.
PERSON. throuah, whom alone it could he obtained
1t has now been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnished to persons desiring them at rates
BELOW these heretofore demanded.
As usual. we have on hand WOOD COFFINS. of
every size and character of finish. with SHROUDS,
and everything needfu for such occasions.
Strict personal attention will be given to the
pfoyment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES, and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions.
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS, with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINFORD & PORTER,
Corner franklin and Governor streets,
ie 3Q-dIm Richmond, Va
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DR. J. S. ROSES CELE DRAFTED

II L
- FAMILY MEDICINES.-At the request of
many of my patients, have consented to put upva
class of my most efficient prescriptions in the form
disease. and not like the manufacturers of the many
nostrums and pane of the day. promulgate the
world that any one compound will cure all diseases
and who, lin the words of the great Italian phys-
clan SPALLANZAN put medicines of 1ohich they kaoac
little into bodies Of which they kno,v less"
DR.. s. ROSES ExpEcToRAN T' or C q H
SYRUP, for Coughs Colds Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all Lung Diseases-in so cents and 81
bottles.
DR.. ROSES Alternative. or BLOOD PURl-
FER, for Scrofua, Old Eruptions and all diseases
DR.. ROSES casMf Nm + We B9LsRM for
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dy-
DR.. ROSES ALTERATIvE, or FAMILYPlLLs,
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Sour
Stomach and Costiveness-25 cts
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, a valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaints. Superior to Hooper's
DR.. ROSES RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, an in.
ternal remedy for Rheumatism, either acute or chro-
DIR DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND a sure
cure for DyspspsisoHS5soc cts a,xr,1pr e.. c,p.
vers and general Debility. A nsver-faiiing remedy
so cts.
CHU, for ell diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and for Dropsy-5o cts:
DR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for all ner-
vous con dions of the system, Neuralgia Heart Dis
ease Pa1pitation, &c. &c-50 cts.
DR. ROSES PILE OINTMENT-50 cts. EYE
and letter OINTMENTS-25ct cts
DR. ROSES ELIXIR CT OPIUM-superior to
all other forms of Opum-25 cts.
DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain. ex-
ternal or internal; also Chilbains, Corns Br
ses Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains In the
Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, &c.-I2a, Is and
so cts.
DIR. ROSES INFANT CORDIAL. Free from
oninTn and producing sleep-Z1 cts.
All of DR. j. s. HOSES valuable Family Medi
cines to be had of Purcell, Lsdd l. Co., Bennett
Il Beers, Adie Gray, o. A. Streeker, A Duvsl,
A. Bodeker J. B. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, S. M.
Zachrisson A. Leslie R. R. Duval Bro. in this city,
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States. je 12~eodif&cts
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T-fF CrNctxNArI TEAGEDY.-Marshal Rdftin has
(: Cincirna; in pursuit OF Or. Atrlson, the young
3or, who, il is alleged, sent the internal ma
-.ge to Mr.. and Mrs Allison, by which they lost
4.r lives. lii supposed that Arlison has gone to
"a. where his parents and relatives reside. 1t is
I'd &c left Cincinnati the morning after the TRACE
=. Allison, before his death, charged different
rsoa with committing the deed, but 1t has been
nee ascertaiued that he was mistaken.
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THE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, July Small sales of Howard street
Flour, al $3.50. " hite Corn 77as0 cts Red Wheat
S.70aSl 80; White, 81 S0sSl. 95.
New YORK, July S-Flour--lower grades declined
IL to 25 cts. Southern buoyant at ss75aS9 L. Corn
declined cent, and steady.
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OFFICE RICH. L PETBG. RAILROAD co. /

June 9th, 1854.
Hg IN E@NEa NOTICE.-TO PER
- 80 ts.s:..--sxatsss.SO SEEKING AN ELL
CHILE INVESTMENT OF MONEY Sealed Pro-
posals will be received at this office, until the 18th
day of July, 1854, (when they will be opened in the
presence of the President Treasurer and one
of the Directors of this Componyl for the purchase
of the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS of
this Company, to be issued for the purpose of
authority of the Act of Assembly passed February 49,
1854 and of the resoutions of the STOCK holders of
this Company, adopted on the 30th May, 1854
The principal of these Bonds will be payable on the
LIST day of June, 1875 and the interest Of per
cent per aunum three and half per cent semi
annually the LIST day of June and the 1st day of
Dece mber of each year-the punctual payment of
of trust on the whole road and other property and
franchises of the Company, liable t, be enforced at
any time upon sixty days default In the payment OF
any amount of either principal or interest
No bids for less than the par vsue of these bonds,
including interest from the LIST of this month"; June,
1854 J. that being the date on which they begin to
bear7 per ct. interest-will be considered
The terms of payment will be CASH but from re-
sponsible bidders negotiable notes for three-fourths
per cent interest theron from the lst OF June, 1854
payable at s. and months from that date, will be
received security for the punctual payment OF
which notes. one-ffth of the amount Of bonds actu.
ally paid for will be retained by the Company until
all oil the raid notes shall have been paid.
Any farther information on the subject which may
be desired will be furnished by the President or Trea
surer of the Company.
BY Direction of the President:
Secretary and Treasurer R. L 2. Railroad Co.
&c TsfTh IU
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MAIL NEWS.
aTER From HAVANA.

xew YORK, July We have dates from Havana
~. e-,b nit. There has been a reaction In the
%" ,,srket Lower grades are more enquired
= :, rsrr full prices Fine qualities are abundant
II, nrfses weak and irregular. Sales of white at
~ 1. the market closing tirm. with an upward
.-,enrv Brown 4 3 las; yellow LA 6 10. Mus.
ado is more enquired after at 3 2s4 l-2 The
PEI, is ior the weeA have been e6i boxes for Phils-
y ma. and l25 for Baltimore.
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DEADLY WEAPONS IN THE HOSE Mr.. Church
~. Of Tennessee, has published a caro- denying
.. in the ale difficulty in the House of Represen-
les with Gen. Cal ON. he drew weapon. This
cyrroborsted by the certificates OF several other
,rbers who say they 10 weapon, but MI. c.
rr..ts that he attempted TO draw ole when mensced
b an assault BIZ Gen CulIOm.
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nr1roRApH TO HAGERsTowN, MD.

p.aEKsrnwS. July 2nG.-The telegraph line to
q. ,Isro connecting US wiki Baltimore, was open
n a i've O'clock yesterday, and we feel Us il we had
Zen removed twenty miles further East Out OF the
., r15 Of from tAe faster portions of cres-
ed look upon the telegraph as the first
- towards the amehcration OF our isolated cou-
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SNEAD & COOKE.

Il y 10 N Z AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
INHE undersigned having formed CO.
partnership for the practise OF Law in Abe
MARIE will practise regularly in the County and Cir.
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held IN Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the FIRM will
receive the attention of both parties.
II Claims secured and collected, and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD.
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. /.
Cooke, Palmyra Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him in that county.
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~ LAND! LANDM-The subscribers
x wish to sell tract of md, lying in tho county
OF Rockingham. North Carolius, fourteen miles
ing 472 acres. About $50 acres cleared part OF
which il in cultivation. That part Of the land
which Is not cleared 10 we'll timbered. and mont OF
II good tobacco land 1t lies upon Wolf Island Greek.
and contains small portion of excellent creek and
branch bottoms The improvements are common, but
the situation beautiful the neishborhood proyerbia
for good health and the water equal to any in the
country If application 10 made any time before tho
lat Of September next this land will be ssld upon
the most accommodating terms, and at less price
than any similar tract BE- purchased lying a. near
the town of DanviIls.
Mr. r. A. Hclderby, who lives on the premises,
HOLDERBY.
ia l9--law4t M. G. HOLDERBY.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

DEATH OF THOMAS RICHIE.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The venerable Thomas
Richie died In this city to-day at hall past twelve
O'Clock