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IL rOND A MORSE, Dmgrisis.
4 LARGE qranty "f Sheet Ml-ic instructions,
~ Buuk- tn Piano, Tin, Meudiun, &C. mr sale
by POND \ MORSE Druggists.
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Dated ai Hiumd, Marsh l"ii
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Sheeiings! Shectings /!

ST received, a large a..urimeni u Paper Hang
ing, cheap, BY N. CURTIS,
luNrooN'' BuhuiNe, RTllsnd. Sept %, less
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WE, ~" ,uh-sEthers. hrina appointed
w D, filr ti.r. T. hate tsIru 80 fsH NIHuHf q
uptlaud t-ntuifsu.rsfs O. fr.sisr examine nod sa-
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ui.tuti ar,es.sd. tspfra .tei tHr'itfft. and .t
,ninihs rfuiu ihs .idss Of Mstsh. leit 'rg allow
BE- ssit Gauu ff that pHtfsfe. wp g. mont o. tfiN
Fve nuirs thai 80 sttFnh e. thr tfafnrsr ~ tf
.ait 500 iniprut tir late hv,siliF hu q fd &C.
reassi af the is-' NuHdsts 'tui and Nrflsi ntsi,
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DAYS
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For Sale or 10 Rent.
Last Call.

Al pefs n indebted 20 the -uh.efihers by Note ~
Book account requested 90 settle the ssfne immc-
daiely b. ave them sciVe. cost
l5,pg H. G. GLEASON,
Sargiyof 81 Brown A Gleason, anu
An a -
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The Genuine sold by

nNYGENATED BtTTERs, Ayres Cherry recto-
va, Nistar's Bai-an ST Wild Cherry, Siablor's
AuudyBe Cbsuy Espcctount, Jcweti's Hitter,
Powder. aud Eikif, GGrienherg Medicines, Jayne
Medicines, Rock kvsc Kennedy great Aii discovery
bc SC. together " IN immense variety of Patent
Nediciae-, pare aud unauthorized Drug, all ffr.h
aud warranted To- be the thine called inr. We nave
atey been extending this bfauch ct our bnainess 80
a. a. meet all calis, on the best tefpis.
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DAL.DNEss CURED.

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II ,fapil.a eve siHrs hef ,hiidht-d. IL has
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90 3 .iiit., aHA msftrd shanes inf DO better
...s tsfrffiaihlt. and sn Bar week she "as
sueud sfhIsd and resume hHt studies, "hifh
.1 i-ea iAiifed a. fsiiuquish 10 Consequence II
.esHh. Ne hs,se sua tinnk ihs huinof sHiirell
4 re- scuefsi health BE- s1ra'if iaPruted, and
be-, year, siss has AT bees BE- ~sN - shs is
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b ~ uhith aH the fasf-f, und e. extensively
.stfat4t knes o. thrsuehoEi th,4 state a. t''l-
H. and ii.r cnfr ~ hts daughter by ihe hnek
10 . stukiHE faci, u hish many have Niiherred.
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BrRTk EuN. Ruiiani LirCoAh 4 pS-
b. Craife RauaaA sud BY agents generally
. asii NE esuhigy. can and gel pamphlet
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1854.
Wholesale or Retail.

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FOR SALE.

4 ftun situated DO ilymonth, VI, iudsot
n tHunty. Auuun % hr lara fafus. and nnw
- ned ard orsarird BIS Caleb Nvsyrf Hsia Isrtn
sfaaifi near The Nerae i4s=sr tsr ~auih r,ri IS
ult Town. and Hhlui .it miles friiu thr nainuad cof
tsius thiai tu handled aud ht ACRES oi goe-i iand
vel diuted tutI hnuiFg Iiilare and pa.tlft, aud
ahuui sltia ACRES ~ good wtst and lsuuhof. o.
baiidirrs consist " one Dwelling Haiise tuu ris.d
hlfls and ufArf sat huiaiugs, Vel adapted fnf wual
gtlutrf at dain pufE=r..
py- Terms reasonable Hnd pay ipsuis made casf.
Au1 fithrf psruruisr- ftlatiur g. ne prpps-o NAV
be- obtained % MAJ iiyse, Pm,iunvie, IN lone,
LudioN. &C 90 the pfcuiists
WEAVER 4 BROTHER.
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fof -at' b. Hauaud by BARNETT son
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b. iar fsraishvs s.ilitlenul l'fNfi 81 tAc ehra'i
|. fsf .tusrt Il nist b. 90 M rure II 1ffsia
Eh.la.. and ~ iinruutles ~ the blood. PEI
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| sts.t. tl attsudtnr &C. TIE sdtirs, tisf Wih
4 1 ts-..re uts.n uist unspHng. rreaici tian
Il ii.s5 tan beq lssth O. ihrini ~ heaiii,
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ENNILY gro 'ERiES-The most inviting and
i extensive .t1ck ~ F,nii, Gulceu,s. now lUr
safe % the New tutpn. If prices shade below
any thing oh,ied IN this city.
Nov. - &. BURT A son
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DIGEST such - the true mean-
ts stfa r,r-in, ef.f me t~a efsek eutd'
l.,t, ifi. a,ntrd- Tbs. D. ths Significant sna
,ats t.iis 80 la. Tfus Digestive Ilatd, 80 Ca.
!. ,srssfsd b, To-. J. r. Har aHro-, uf rhtia-
I, f,..a, ti,s ssafth statssch 81 ne ua, tr zoe
!, iasiF.si,aH tnd u,.Irg~ia. Il 30 NhiHfe's
med, 90 az unhealthy Stomach ," sr 81
sa s.issl is rafati,s rosers. Is readers -d
..ru,,ty niosi.tsnt ~lih hsaiih, ~ce hraft Of
ia antshsf part u ihis pafst N-N
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Wars,
II II II ? 7 III
SzTATIoNEnX.
Notice.

I,DtND near ihe Dept in la-i Ruuaad black
l. lesih-f " ALiEi, e1HtaininR mpnel aud draft.
IN. swuet can have THE same by calling on ", q.
Feftjp~ l,aving puHPeUy and paying charges.
huilsnd, Marh ~, l-Si. i3w3'
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
DR.. j. BILLING s,
IIArt.ken o sfsl4 a. ths kuLsidis hoasr. Boz 4 rs-
t-f Eufaaa ia. alsd itids fffa 90 Dol 90 adiarss
3. sIirat g. AID raib 70 fhe Ice g is ffsicssti.
tsa.i1 HslsaA o a. isf ls@A lnus'
LIBERATION.

pms n ~ ttfufy met I have thit csF sirsn fI
! .Hu. isssfh " ri1hff. b.. unls dannr fiif 70
ulsiuifr "a tlf alinafis nnd ahau iai lasnf a BE-
asbi- 80 fiain anl q b. usrrs sfef fills deis
DANIEL e.. firnrk
Gqfnal 20 ". lssl l9va'
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
or
STORE 4 DWELLING HOUSE.
Ntli be sold At
Public Auction.
On IassdaR the IIfh day OF Apsfi ustt.

On Tas.day tbs IIth dsy OF APdi nsrt,
st s'siosk, q. N.
TMu4sToRf hEiik riuhL AND Nv a.
y lfhG Hnf ~ satariHf, tHfa in E.sa fsfaa,
sifaairi b. rfftfsfitir. Vs.. i.i TIE tnnshd huf
hnFIan Esifsad raid store has e lsrsr and eaten
sitf tlsInsss ana b. otf I'd zoe net dsstfatir iaA
tens tfdzf rssfn. Pan a. fif Fufr Aa-s tlill
fealaln raaftrfrr q f~sifsa
tsffifrf iarfFraisr- b. hsa a Mr1sfs. -Mif
SAL ON, fi.sfiisss .lir. 80 "a WILL AH SMITH,
ilr ,tats rffres. Hsai.s- As 81. rMtNti. AdaI'f.
IlsH I.fsts e J. A. HHlfff.
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WAsHINGToN, June % Is

WARRINGTON, June %, 1854.
SENATE.-Mr. Petit made personal explanation
TO the report in the Globe OF his remarks in Mon
days debate, accusing Mr.. Sumner of having inter.
polaed remarks into Mr.. Pettits speech which he
said were never uttered. Mr.. Sumner RESPONDED
with much bitterness and the terms false and
fatsehood were repeatedly exchanged between
them.
Alter some unimportant business the Senate,took
up the proposition to refer the petition from the
citizens Of Boston tor the repeal Of the fugitive slave
law to the committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Dixon proceeded TO address the Senate on
the subject matter OF the petition The debate,
which became personal in its character was con.
tinued by Mr.. Mallory, Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Sam,
ner.
Without concluding the debate the Sen ate ad.
jOurned.
HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs-Mr. SHELTON in.
troduced bill providing for better preservatio,, of
life and property from shipwreck on the coast of the
United States. Referred to the committe on com.
merce
The House proceeded in committee OF the whole
to consider the bill appropriating ten millions of
dullars to carry out the Gadsden treaty with
Mexico
Mr. Bentons amendment, with all the other
amendments, were finally voted down and the
committee rose, and under the operation of The
previous question the bill was passed. Yeas lOl
nays o. The House shortly after adjourned.
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Vwehss 1rr Freder cksbure; J. L. Sehon Kentuckv.
- .. ohearer, Appropriations; J. Newton Shepberd
siuvannai Edward 3. Smith, Loudoun; Ed l. Tatts
,.rr1; 0ioucester; J. p Thompson, Stauntop: Tho,
Wood, Aibemarle ''' d. W. d
VII Medicine ,cth the Title Of Doctor Of Nes;e;..
nenry Anderson. Roanoke; C. y. Bizsiow. Anno.
nattox; Dudley Boston. Fiuvanua; C. 4 Heard "a
torc; r y Dance, Powhatan; r. g. Elliott IT. sop,b
Saroilna; J. Churchill Gordon. Albemarle. ] w
Graham, South CeFolins; j. P. Hamrnet, Mont come.
~; T. A. Harris Bedford; Richard PAnson peter.hs
J. c. Mayo, Westmoreland; VIM, A sellers Soutb
CaIolins; T. N. Sellers Rockingham
Will Lar, trh the Tile of Bachelor of Lar Hen-
ry I. Coalter, King WiIlisn Walter Gwynp. Jr
North Caroiins; Edward T. Jones, Rappahannock.
bdehs.ors Of Ars.-Phip Barbour Ambler, Or.
bama ~"
Masters Of 6rfs. John NJ. Boiling. Petersburg:
W M Dinwiddie, Campbell George Tucker Harrison,
nnixcrsty OF Va: John s. Moore, meckenburg; 10.
.. snearer, Appropriations Edw'd b. Smith, Loudoun;
mo BAKER Thompson, Stanton.
To-day bids fair to be observed by the citizens of
charlottesville as the Fourth of July is generally in
America All business seems to have ceased, aud
every one Is preparing 20 go out to the University
Volandt's celebrated Baltimore Band is there and
adds much TO the attraction
learn that j. p. HoLcoMRE has been appointed
iu Professor In the Law Proessorship
Cuf OF the four hundred and sky students at the
University, all except some one hundred and ftty
nave Ieh tor their homes, and even now durins
commencement exercises, every train and stage
tnat leaves carries osd of students This is prob
aoiy owing to the intensely sultry weather which
seems 10 have very seriously diminished the entbv-
sissm which generally attends such occasions
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, June 29-The Senate received the
House bill appropriatins $4,000 to carry into eff.
feet the Gadsden Treaty; and Immediately went
into Executive session on the subject.
The House was engaged in discussing the propo.
sition for adjournment. A motion for final ad.
journment on the 3st July, was offered, but there
was no action thereon. The bill increasing the
postage on letters over three thousand mes to ten
cents, was passed.
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EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS

HARTFORD, Conn, June 29-The Legislature o.
Connecticut has passed a resolution censuring
senator Toucy for voting in favor of the repeal OF
the Missouri Compromise. The resolution nullify
log the Fugitive Slave Law so far Connecticut is
concerned, was also passed. This resolution de.
ciares that no jail in the State shall be used for the
confinement of fugitive, and imposes penalty
upon any person arresting a slave in the State
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BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
REFERENCES:
WOOL DEPOT-We have determined

w to open in this city, in connection with our
present business Wool Depot, for the ,ale Of Woo
and have engaged the services OF Mr. JOHN WA
Woollen Factory this city. his attention. If neces
sary will be devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received will graded so that each pui-
chaser can buy such Wool as he wants, and not be
compelled to buy such as will not answer his Pur-
poses -
There is grown in Virginia a sufficient quantity of
Wool if concentrated and graded, TO attract the al
tenon of manufacturers and dealers to our rnarket
and hope to succeed in establishing geod Market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, ace eur circulars
CREESHAW l. CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
iey2 Richmond Va.
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ePECIAL DISPATCH l


PASSAGE OF THE TEN MILLION APPRO.
PRIATION, &C.
WASHINGTON. juno 90, P M-The ten million ap-
preparation bill passed the Senate in executive sea
sion, to-day.
The House debated and refused to modify the
resolution fixing the LIST of November as the day
tor the meeting of Congress
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SPECIAL DISPATCH. |

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
CONCORD, N. H., June 29-Anotl,er attemp. was
made in the New Hampshire Legislature to elect an
United States Senator. On the first ballot there
was no choice. The vote was-Wells. dem $50.
all others, 153.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

BOSTON, June 29.-The passenger train from Bos.
Ton to Portland ran off the track yesterday smash
ing the locomotive and cars, and injuring a num-
Der of persons; but fortunately no one was killed
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DEATH OF ii. b. BAGSALL.-It becomes our me-.
lancholy duty TO announce this morning the death
OF Henry Bos Bagnal So, formerly one OF the
Editors and Proprietors Of the Beacon" which
took place a. his residence In this city on Tuesday
evening. Mr. Bagnall has been in declining health
for a number OF years, which for the past two or
three years has confined him almost exclusively TO
his house.--Nortolk Bsacon.
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
REAL ESTATE ON CA

RY AND SEVENTH STREETS At AUG
TfoN.-On FRIDAY. 50th June. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ,
upon the premises. will be sold 90 feet of Ground
the north side of Gary street, running back on tbs
west line 7th street to alley.
The Property will be divided into lots OF suitable
sizes
No Property now in the msrket offers such in
ducements to those who may purchase with view Of
improving. as the situation of these Lots 10 une-
qualled FOR small stores &c.
Terms at sale.
je24 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, log Main st.

BY ELIAS HALE
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant LOG Main st.
EVERY TUESDAY AND SAT- U R.
IL DAY EVENING, at II O'Clock, will offer at
auction my usually attractive stock of WATCHES,
JEWELkY and FANCY GOODS. consisting in part
as follows:
Gold Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches in
open and hunting cases
Silver glish Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do hun
tiers and open face
Gold, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and Keys
Breastpins, EARRINGS, Finger-rings Bracelets &c.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods, Dou-
Bile Barrel Guns and large assortment of Hardware.
ALSO,
splendid assortment of SILVER and PLATED
WARE.
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive.
Having taken out license. and opened regular
AUCTION and COMM ISSION HOUSE at my store,
(of which have long lease prepared to offer
great inducements to persons wishing to consign
goods for Auction or private sale.
Consignments thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. -
ELIAS HALE, Auct'r and
nv pts Com Merchant. lo6 Main st.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
AL0T ON CLAY, NEAR ADAMS STREET. AT
AUCTiON.-On MONDAY next, Sd July, at 81 o.
clock, p NJ, upon the premises, will be sold vacant
Lot on the South side of Clay street, adjoining the
residence of G. A. w. Taylor, fronting 80 feet and
running back $50 feet to alley, and justly regard
ed OF the beautiful building lots in this
whole nsghborhood now in the market.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and mos.
with interest, and title retained.
jag TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Ancts
Immediately after the above sale will be sold the
Furniture of Nr P. Montague, on Brooke Avenue,
consisting of the usual variety.
lie so TN w. Aucts
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, June 29.-Cotton unchanged Flour
lower: State brands $6.87dS7.5o; Baltimore $500
S912 The Wheat market is unsettled; sales of Sou
them white at 81. Corn lower; mixed 77ca8o; white
85cd86 Stocks active, showing decided improve.
ment. Money at former rates
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THE FISHERIES

HALIFAX, N. s., June 29:-The British force to
protect the Fisheries consists of six We ssels carry
ing 30 guns.
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Posi- OFFICE ACCOUNTABILITY ostmaster
General has appointed the following: Alexander A
Perkins at Huntersville, Pocahontas county, vice
F Campbell, resigned. Robert Frank at Milvile
King George county, vice Jonathan Porter, resign
ed Andrew Barrett at Rallardsville Boone coun-
ty, vice Blackburn E Barrett. NJ D Dunlap at Aca-
DENY, Pocahontas county, vice James w Miller.
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The President of the Unted States, his private
secretary, and the Secretary OF the Navy, reached
Washington last evening from Old Point Comfort
FLASK TaiOa 29fk
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.
STOCK OF ROCE.

RIES, UNDER DEED OF TRU ST-On
THURSDAY, July 9th, at 10 O'Clock. we shall sell
at auction, at the Main street. recently &C.
cupied by Mr.. j. B. Stega, the large and choice
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &C., con.
viewed by Mr.. Stega to Trustees.
On the last day the sale the store will be rented
at auction.
TERMs-Under $780, cash, over 500, months
credit for approved paper
By order of the Trustees.
ie % DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co Aucts
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BosroN, June % Two sons of Mr. John Bass
of Scituate were drowned yesterday by the up.
setting of boat, while catching Holsters off that
harb0r.
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Dr.. JOEL DUPUY.-A telegraphic DESPATCH. an.
nouucing the death Of this gentleman, of Typhoid
fever. was received yesterday by Mr. Watkins. of
This town. DR. Dupuy has long been respected
citizen OF Prince Edwrrd, and was journeying
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, d. C.-The annual com.
mencemem of Columbian College took place on
Wednesday. Degrees were conferred on the fol-
lowing:
Degree Of Bachelor Of Phi'osophy-G F Bowie,
Maryland; s ] Cook. D c; w Palmer, North Car,
oliua; w T Robins, Virginia. d Stanford, North
Carolina.
First Degree in tie Arts and Scieaeas-L D Go.
wen, Me- Hartley, D c; R II Rawlings, Va.
Scc0nd DeSree-George Bacon, N York; A F T
Biewend, Missouri; J w Garlick, Va; Robert Hall,
Va; johnson HELEN, D c; Speden, D C;
Wallace, Georgia.
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Hon Geritt Smith, OF New York, has published a
card to his constituents in which he announces it
his intention 10 resign his seat in the House of
Representatives..
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INTERESTING NEVs FROM KANSAS.

INTERESTING NEWS FROM KANSAS.
The Baltimore Sun has later dates from Fort
Leayenworth, stating that the citizens of Kansas
held large meeting to organize Claim Associa-
ton to protect the rights ofSquatters.
Thsy adopted seres OF resolutions declaring
the bona de right OF squatters the soil of the
ritory; also, that every person Of lawful age, or
the head Of a family, who marks out claim of 100
acres and shall erect cabin thereon, shall have
proper claim. Slavery, as existing is recognized,
and shareholders are recommended to introduce
slaves as soon as possible.
Another resolution declares that they will afford
no protection to abotionsts settlers in Kansas
Territory. Two thousand claims have already been
made near Fort Leavenworth. An equal number
is soon expected to be made in the same vicinity