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SOTICE TO BUILDERS.
-.--.....Ia-. I,NInN SI,AIlN

county OF Prince Edward Va will build next sprinS
asni,ome TWO s,ored brick dwelling, with outhouse-
al enclosures Cor which proposals from ho"seouuer
=. now invited The plans and specifications tor the
1--we buildings will be- shown all applicants by the sub
,5er II is desired that the preparation OF materials and
,ciou OF enclosures should be commenced immediately
s- he closing OF Contracts and that the main buildings
a ec erected early he spring the brick eau be
Es.s -, .-,...,
3, r the above Job will be received by mail or other
80, III December the lj,h next, when the contract w:
:. awarded TO the most eligible offer.
desired ;hat the proposals shall state tha times and
= dee OF payment demanded.
.yorsbIe and moderate offer will secure prompt and
-sr,usI paw vunen and securi,y will be required Of hr
tnp,-.c,or Tor the workmaike completion OF the job
a.,.!u stipulated time. ~
Address the subscriber, a. Hsmpden sidney Va.
~ Sim ROBT l.. DABNEN.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

RAPPAHANSOCK LAND FOR SAIL.

RAPPAIIANSOCK LAND FOR SAIL.
II OFFER Tor sale my Plantation ia Richmond CoUr'Y.
III Mulberry Island about mile, above ThppEhsGGy
aud miles below Smiihs wharf landing Oi the siesTi
rha, py between Baltimore and Fredericksburg Il ~
Joins thlands Of DR. Wexford Mr. Good win O;-s
contnr by recent rurvcy 1916 e-'i acres OF these ibG
37J ure aruble divided three telds) the e 4 "
bercd except portion which IS hurd marsh, aHd co't:
excellent grazing. The soil is wei! adapted TO r.
growth Of wheat and lunii III this Ec!.a y.
hood which could not be bought for so per !:
il we'll watered: the road from the forest tn liv.s
desccnds gentle slop" ov"r,"rr= hon-- al. fam
houses in good rrpnir md rix cabins a.av:.-
very conoious and of the beet rn"rrnirecou'ly cca
structed the OF woodland in this ,rGc :iu '.
lue OF timber which ns been ste"iily hdvnncLE u :,
wear 10 year and its tor delivery invite to
attention of OF enterprise Pcr-oms wis. h.. 10 W.
the promises referred la Mr. Robert lissUu WHy -
Charge Of the estate. Terms accommodating hidTe.i
ARTHUR H. ii. BERNARD
nc l,c,c Fr.lrrjckgbur- -
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NEW WoRss.

-
We are indebted to Mr. j. ", Rs,dolnb for the fol-
lowing works:
iAs "hHisrtAS lear; THouonrs IN VERSE FOR
THE SUNDAYS AND HoLrpAYs; by ,hs Rev. John
heble' Vicar Of Hursley'-This volume comprisea q
series of Sacred Thoughts in poetry which ars sdsr,
ed to the successive portions of the liturgy and tho
object of which ia to bring the thoughts and .en,s
more in unison with those recommended in the
Prayer Book. The work is published in handsome
style by E. H. Butler & Co.. Philadelphia and con,
tains some beautiful illustrations.
From Mr.. James Woodhouse we have received
the following works:
THE SONG OF HIAwATHA; by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow.-This new poem 10 founded on tradi-
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UI'\I\N>S ARRESTED.

xx-.s ,ornm,,c; 20 thu IDs! OF southampton county!
w A. N" i3:a anv OF september, lsJ'. Negro man
rnsd Nelson VIC ."ys he belongs 10 pr AEsh m, nSM
I.rrp sbou, ) ie- inches high has sn impeachment
. speech and IS about ~ years OF age. The owner is
requested 20 iorwsrd prove property pay
:oIAH. , ~. ,n,ccc ,uar
Oct .O--c6w NM. w. bhI'"s' 'aiHt.
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Especial Dispatch to the New York Daily Times.
WARRINGTON, "Wednesday. Nov. u.

You may rest assured that nothing has transpired
in our diplomatic relations, that could give the PreH
dent the slightest intimaiion of any unfriendy pur-
pose in the ordering of q British feet to American
waters. There really ia no excitement uneasness
felt by the administration if positive assurances to
that effect are TO be believed.
Secretary Marcy thinks that, possibly, Great Bri.
tain intends to Interfere with Walker. II such should
be the case. the President hints at difficulties that
may result Beyond this, no one in official circles be-
lieves that collision between our Government and
that of Great Britain is possible.
II cannot be that the British Government has Ia
ken umbrage in consequence of the threatened dis.
missal Of Mr.. Champion, for, if so, why has it SUBJ
mitted 10 the imprisonment OF its Consul at Cologne
who was found guilty of the same offence
On the Sound Dues question: Lord Palmerston pro-
fessrs to coincide heartily in views. In regard to
the Central American Treaty, the President waits for
the action Of Congress; so there can be no collision
here -.
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WAsHiHGToS, Nov. l6.--The steamer Pacific, ar
rived yesterday at New York, brought heavy des,
patches for the State Department and S95DUO ot
American stocks for redemption.
The Washington Star suggests that the war furry
is only ruse designed by the British Government To
check English capitalists from investing in American
securities, and to increase the amount Of bullion in
the Bank of England by the sale of such stocks
now held in Europe
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/ VALUABLE FARM ~ virginia.

(SlNTEES HUNDRED ACRESD EbN ShLt
UuAElSG leased, Tor n term of yeurs, 'Ihr Fhl--;f
II White sulphur Springs" 10 persons whose L.o- =,
puta,ion warrants the belief TINT they will he 80, Il -
be-, STYLE the undersigned ocrs ioI hac. ire "'.
Bile thrIn which surrounds the springs.
IL cOntnns upwards Of $50 OF Ow grounds ieia ;.
able for extraordinary crops OF Corn aud capable C h
mndp the best possible meadows part OF h- land We.
ed 100 bushels single acrein lsi the .gh y,r I
was the season. produced 10 bushels The farm Ia cGG
susceptible OF div.on and is certainly OF the oc'I -
Virginia.
TTERMS-One.thrd on lst OF December next, eEt t.J
balance in aud years thereafter with interest ..o iI,
of delivery.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber b. ~
tors addressed to 'Warrruton Springs. Na, or 70 "G5
Mny i--ctf THOMAS GkEE!t
NOTICE TO TEACHERS, DOCTORS, &c
uUAVlNG to engage in business the cOmlu. year viii"
III will require my removal from my present rc.IiIc,
in the village OF Man. .ohck in King William county nI
dispos cd make sale OF ali my real estate snsEr ro
residence OF % the opposite side OF the
lcalin. 10 Aylcs lob acres. all in woods Ind gC
timber will sell both together, separately Should m:
be able TO sell will lra,e them for number .: yclr-
The improvements AL ia good order and 'u:'nE!s D'
small family, with all necessary house, GarE, ~.
blcs, Sc.
Prr-on- in Of Il good situation for teaching, S-
will hnd this most excellent opportunity tor 3cioJ. -
Doctor location
Apply early, ~ am anxious to co.r in time 70 .7> y,
purchaser l"ns or time To srcd wheat
Possession frst Ui January. $50.
Addrrs, me- Man.ohlrk p. o. hing William. "
Nov s-cwti f. l.. WODpDf
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rIETy D0IIAR, REWARD.

EFT the promises OF Frederick anderson on ths ~
June l.:, negro named FKEDERlcA' .nesSs ., sm
..s,, Ahou; - years OF age vi light IL Lss
~. =" i,.h street, near Adams street NJ Mrs ,,'ii s
t,.op, The above rewsrd OF my a",s's H. ,,.r,w w,
lad Il ae .at,n IN The State and delivered 10 Ere
!eE!cS Anderson VI ~ THOS j. BAGRY.
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In addition to the above organization there will be
a Democratic club orguuzc in the city Of Reading,
the Object ol which will be To procure suitable club
room in the city, open 10 ull whu may cIluusc To cn
To provide Speakers and documents, 10 correspond
with other clubs out ut the county, &C., A.
In order Il" elect this organization, the De.
mocra:s ot the city and county are invited
tn attend public meeting, ut Major Ebncr's
Hotel on saturday, October nth, nt o'clock, =. VI.
You WI! observe that in this address we have said
but littc ab"ut the hYHOr la" the for is,
that the people ol Pennsylvania have now twice set
tied that question ut the ballot box: and although the
first was utterly 'lisresardcd by a Knnw-Nothins Ic-
yisaturc, the second will bc faithfully observed by
II Democratic Assembly. The odous jug Law will
be repealed, and i'll s place sound and rigorous Ii.
ccnsc law WI! be pnsscd coming up to the require
mcnts of the tlmcs anu calculated To prevent and Ia
punish the ab"@rc uf all beverages without en-
croachmet upon the Constitutional right of the citi-
Hrii o regulate his own eating and drinking, in his
own way.
After your organizations VIZ will address you again
from time I" time. aud more in detail Let all your
proceedings be P"Li'r You have no secrets no con-
cranrll> rom the people. To every Democrat in
"nr n"hIe "Iu county, We now appeal. Your r0nniry
cm> Let every man then do his duty; let Old Bcrks
roll up such majority III lShG, ns will be living
trrr"rf" know. N",hingr and their allies and mo
nunrn of patriotism To your Constitution aud your
Country. - GEO. w. BRtCkMAN, Charmau.
p,vID kurz, JOINS J. WINK.
HrSRY Bk~R-r J,CuuS Yonru
JACOB COLEMAN D,SIrI X k,rrrv,y
NiLLiAM I. LfIB, MiHIOS 4. SELLERS,
CH.s' kEILkR. tWash.) WILLIAM NJ. HESTER,
"Nhh' boN'"N, DAVID ~ Srour,
CHARLES II. FKIrZ Levi r. kSrrt
READING, Oct. lG, lS.Li.
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PROPOSII,s FOR ERECTING THE CUSTOM
HOUSE At WHEELING. Va.
u,pE,SI'py MP aTMENT
WAsuIyGroS, D. c.. October II. lsa5.

WAsHlSGToS, ID. T., OCTOBER IL, IS'l'.
uSp0pOS AIS viii be received a; thi, Department unit
,be 27,h isv OF December. lSa5 ut l2 o'clock h
noon or The construction oi the heehne Custom House
Gear, Room, according 10 The plans ana sPecihea'
NON pr,uared hv tai, Department said proposals to or
either for the whole building tho different kinds Of
work hills OF parcels should accompany each bid, with
h. sroupt Of each item sui total amount OF each
out the Department re-eryaS the night TO reject
the propsal hereby invited -aDud III" interet o1 the
United s,ates require il; Ninety cent of the amount
OF work done and materials delivered according con
price, sad he asccrtaned By the estimate
Asen. OF ,hc Department, appointed for that pur.
pose viii be paid from time 10 time the work progress
All ten per retained until the completion the
and acceptance OF the work. &c, by 'h~ Agent
Aforesaid
Mechgn:cs and ihc thereof except by
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury will be forfeiture o'
Each proposal must bs accompanied by written
rsaee signed responsible persons, certihed TO b.
BY District Attorney or Di-irct Judge OF the said
s.rct the of SeOOOu. that fhe bidder wil ~h-i
reaui.ri II m proposal be accepted enter iho contrac
and bond with proper and sufficient securities tor s faith
ial performance.
ahmed on sni alter the 18th day OF November, nnd other
loruton Obtained application 70 the Department, or
:, the ortce OF the Collector nj Wheeling.
The contract will be entered into until the state OF
vvnia shall have C-cd jurisdiction and rehnqu,shed her
ga: tax. any way assess the property nt tie
uLed S'-,.- q: on the buildings THAI may b" thereon
In. proposals must be sent this Department, address
I'd the Secretary OF the Treasury endorsed frop0sas
Tor t.e Wheeling Custom House. and vii! be opened al
o'clock, T. NJ OF the ltst lhi:ru
the presence OF the bdders any choose TO al
tend JAMES iuIfiklE.
DC. 2i-aawGod Secretary Of the Treasury
TUCKAHOE CORN AND PLASTER MILLS. &c.
TIyIE above Mills having been rcbnilt and ided the
i public cun now be accommodated promptly with
hsFa. their Corn ground into Mra! of the best quHty,
,si a.o with Corn and Cob Meal tor fcrdin. Stock, by
which il j. estimated saving ot Onc-third Is reaized
Corn in the ears sent in bags will yield about equal
len, Iced
lhe inrmers the James and Rivanna Rivers, and
others Can u.o OBTAIN fresh ground Plaster OF the beS,
quaty at nucL below the Richmond price To those who
send bags to put n loose il will be furnished
al 81 50 per ron less than ia" Richmond price
apply TO Mcssrs. Crenshav & Co kicu,nopd n, the
Nia ON the James River and Knnawll4 Canal or 10
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TIE GREAT CORN SHELLER.


NHE subscribers hAvin. purchased the entire right 10
tue State OF Virgins tor the sale and manufacture OF
nekhson Patent Corn sh"iIer Chr following counties
,xesp'ed viz: AcxandriA Berkeley Brookc Cabell Ches
.sae,1 Clarke, Culpeper Ehzaf.,l Civ Fairfax Fnu
ared"rck Hancock, Harrison Hcnrico, Jackson
Sehe,soh. hsnAwha Marion, Mrth.li Msson Mnno,gs
la' norfolk OHIO. Preston Primo. w;II;an pm,na1n
sPohyfr"'a stafford, Tyler. Wayne wnnJ w,,urI bcr.
a. person" against using said machine exc.pt
III 'he ABOVE NAMED counties, withOu, our rna,,
IONS wishing Msch:n-- county ri.ht. ;T Tseht fei
y applying % my OF our author oizcd uson,. h,
Yhss the Stste IN trw days. by mail 70 ' VIII Gu"
MAGEE COLEMAN & On
BOX No Ss. Post Once, Al.,i,,o
Allegheny. Nov ls-clW fh
Virginia papers will please copy to amount Il, :,
''nd copy of paper with accounts 10 advertisers 'u
VIRGINlA-lN CHANCERY--M a Circnj1 Co.
continued and held for Fluvanna county R, ,b
Courthouse thereof, on the 18th day Of September lss
George Payne. in his own right George T. Pnyn. and
John W. Chine, late merch nts and partners under th.
htm Of George B. Payne & Co., John d. Brown Ben
l,mn H. Magruder Phanne Lewis exerutrx of Cl-y
Lewis deceased, Adeae Davis, und Richard Graves
Plaintiffs,
\ Against
M ssss..n Shepherd Jr, and Thorna.C Payne, admins
,a Thonas burton, deceased, Thomas. b. Saunder
o, T A0u f., his wife. formerly Ann f. RN-ton widow
cls ;S burton, deceased, william James, Susan Fran
of ill., c:.e..ne and Mary Elizabeth Burton, children
90" !LJulh. Burton, deceased, Defendants
>' FROM DECREE PRONOUNCED IN THIS CAUSE AT
"Ttc TIME SET FORTH ABOVE.
the doth adudge. order and decree, that one OF
The bsI,ohe!s OF this Court take an account showing
derson remaining due and unpaid to Thomas B. San.
s, "s ana Ann T. ms wife usdar e dec,es entered
much ns s.S on ,s .s day of september ls4S aud how
proper seaemen, 70 10 he btsa1n due and unpaid will be
WITH on NJ" wife and thereof o .be coaI
SELF or required siiss specially sS deemed I ne M BY him
And in order TO carry out the Ssr'ss to be so stated
ss ehms%$ wse sea Rsis sf
s.ntes n tie si'7of H.cnmond snS newspaper
parhee" '"' service Of notice on all ths
ThS hoS-oMMisS!oNERs - OFFICE, NovENsrs
noe PaLnea Interested IN the foregoing order sic !s
sember next a, the time snd pn Monday the day Of pe
ans Of Euvanna, as the place for esecu,;ua fs
ne when and where they required to attend The
Hcyl1-c-,, RO. II POORE
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4 FARM
~
nWNED by non rcsden, OF the %iat-. 30

OWNED by non rcsiden, OF th" Stn", "hy b-i.:
very anxious to dispose il. would cell 2 -..
nee IL j. -tuntrI in Orange county, the county o P.".
dent Madison and the Bnrbours. and host OF USci!n.
pcrsonsges. sInci on Mountain Run and coE:ana J''
acrrs two hundred Of which il orr-,, the bnamcr ars5
in hr nnls and bottons Mountain Ran. There nre
improvements tue land except few cabins bu. ny,t
enough 10 max. any desirable improvement. II
i. disposed o buy farm at nominal price .! ia
dollars per acre, cash. they may ob;ail ihn; 10! a
br!,y OF climate. pure cry-'" water, with mot ee"ee
Pannill Jr ESQ., living the pr"nfisc- who va! ~,
pleasure in showing the land and giving any o,CT E!,'
mniiun required.
His post O.ice is Rsckoon Ford, CuIpeper COUNTY.
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CONFERENCE.-The annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South of Virginia, will
commence its session iu Petersburg the 2sth inst
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv HITCIIIE, PRYOR l. DUNNAVANT.
>~>>~>~~~>-~>>~~>>>
yu L pIrculE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
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VTIRGINIA-IN CHANCEkl.-In Goochland Cow.
Y IS Court 18th October 1876, Nathan Tate surv.,.'.
partner Of himself aud Robert Tate, decd and cg'
Robt Tate decd Abigail Tate, SSrnn Sims, sussi N:Ec
and Charles Mnssn Sheriff Of GOOchland county ont IS
SUCH administrator with tho will annexed OF GJrs::
Tate, decd, F.Is'
James 1nlr the hve children Of Betsy Dickinson, -.
namely: TEonas William J.. David and Andre ,TcH-
inr on, and Mary Ellie and - Ellis her husband. 'ls
children of Mary Bynn, decd, whose aye -.
known the five children and grandson OF henIGi:r +:'.
decd namely John H., Zmic John NJ and Anderson .st
susan j. PeHke and Jamrs Tate Jr also lcgheas -Hi.<
the will of snid Robert Tate, decd. De!s
Bill filed hnd the plaintiffs having aho hei al sisds7f 1s
the defendants rr isn oi this STATE is c:J-f-7
that the said defendants sppsar here win one mol Al
ter publication Of iGis order aud do what hecc.sy 20
protpct their interests copy-teste.
Nov G-cw4w MAR. W. MILLER, G. 6 6.
VIRGINIA-TO WIT-At Rules held i'll tho Ce.G'.
Y Office of the Circuit Court OF Northampton
on the sb daY oil November, IL tls year thoL:.g
eight hundred and hity-hvc;
John L. Nottingham, Jr, Piaint'c,
n NJ Dozier, Defendant, !
The object OF tins sut 10 OF ths defer ..,c
hc sum ot one hundred and thirtyix dollars a scrr. =
sayen carfs O36 - with lawful Interest thereon t:c,
the lst day OF May, A. D. leJ5, ill paid and the p z
having by his attorney hed his declaration and tho
endant not having been served with the process ~ Ills
suit with copy Of the attachment issued tbere!. &c
is ed ths defendant do appear here WITHIN ggs
month after due publication hereof and do what Is
sary protect his Iterest, uEd that copy this ~
be published once week tor tour successive weeks -
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper published in the Cu- c:
House OF this county the fret day OF the Co"Y
Court, thereof. Copy-Trste
LAFAYETTE HARMOSSON, Cie:s
NJ. w. FIsHER,r,a. Nov l3-.".Y
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

an, respectfully, your obedient servant
w. b. DAVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-08
SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
.. PROFESSOR WOODS
AIR 2 EST TOE TIVE.

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Pastor Of Orthodox Church BrookSeid.
CARLILE, H., June 81, 1883.
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Ex-senator United States.
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all similarly AFFLICTED
A. G WILLIAMSON,
1873 Second street.
Address o. ]. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3ls
Broadway, New York, and la Market street, st.
Louis, Mo.
G. STOTT + CO, wholesale and retail Agent,
Washington.
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. au1-1y