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be minority in the South is ncquicsrn. in their OBJ
ieci hy I.n!lilg llnlitenl rnt.rmiIY with theml.

be minority in thr South is acuuicsrnI ia their ob-
jeci BY Iln!,iing lrnlitca fraternity with them.
But how and i'll what way does this American
party propose t. qart this Gcta.inm! bv submission
by pidrn tc constitutional r. .hts Oi the South nj
the feet of tie drmnerrna: Nur:n! II il does not.
us al hinc:crn citizen, lvvin. III, cuunry, aud de-
voted /" ;he perpcuy OF :hc ;mion desire To- know
nw tiuv ;y,rct ~ elect il? Already. the Amer
part y Eor:E has sent {" the Ilous. oi &rpr.ssr
a;nrs, in the I.xt Congress. ma "yy OF represent!
G'irca, instructed pGeigc aut determined 10 ~ iac
the slavery question:. They wOud have s,nt Il ma
uty 20 tie Sriate, il there had been vGcaicics s!f
iicien. IL be filled undrr the Instructions sIi
pladccs, and they would, ii all election had taken
place, have placed such man II the executive c..!r
D. these mel" really believe thar THESE representatives
will ae restrained, by this article IN the!r plar. VII
neither OF lustiCc tue love o the Cnn'I, the
feelings ot patfutisn, the solemn cnnpacts vi the
constitution has been sufficient 10 restrain .Lcm ! /:
is idle tall abuut 1t, a!I this art!rr can serve Il"
vthe: purpose tnua !" 'c.oi"-. d-cuve: and be-
tray The South. With these professions on them
hp~. t!:ev nurn-; :hc :giiiio!'S into Congress
nl.l th:f State Legislatures. ii tits American
purity is III the usrenGGnrv cny where, Il IL III the
s1li. and notorious tLtt III tho c"ID"!!, -;
every State III the %0tE. ::ith III exception ui o:c
"t ~" IL TIE City ri New f"r" and i''o "r tihtc III
ieruSy.ra",. they nave r'pIiiated, nnr. spt upo'
n' vu!y ar,Ic.:! Nclrlvt tic whole :" tins party At
hU Norm = hrc., a. in"st hostile PURPOSES III
aggression UPON the ry =! II. *nu!h. and {" re-
move the ony nt t.,ac" Ia The accomplishments "i
Their rao,cs, are pu:,an,, |';.' the u;lJt vS9i,
H." Democratic party. Md, Notwithstanding this, :h.
Southern wing Of the party processing l" be r"ls,r-
vn'iyc Upon This Question: alc ia political fellowship
with the Northern wing, and uiisl wit! II III thr
pursuit ot the Democracy. The South shcdlt with
Voice, cXc,an, ,nve irv.n our rlends AID We
will take "t enemies IL is not my nature /"
b" suspicious, hn verify, believe aud must suy.
that ,::s Is The boeai piece e" trickery ever attempt
r hy ar. n.mast'ncn; and Hypocrisy, 10 be pract.s
cd unI conii'in; n''lhgcn: and rntr"ti,: people.
p,,u,:c al! c Sparh ""!. before you take the fatal
IgG-bctore y"u furnish the fci:crs 10 bind your
rSn limb.
[ -l,.l III. ,.l,t..ni IL in,m mcA
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MEMiIkN.

Say, IN tac introduction 10 hi. celebrated work en-
political e""i"n,Y tells us iat he studied ali TIM
books he could f.l on the .nb;e, unun whirI, En i
tended t" wrlte-arl then took iinc to J5rcsi w!.a.
he had r'"i. before beginning write. Do wr tho
r"uSh'y comprehend what The memory rrai:a in ;he
gross Are facts property rencraliaad. dira,i. As
s;in'tcd, an made part nl parcel uf our nin!. til
they are III ;rcai u:e forgotten Is not r c;l
memory I" mental dyspepsia. thai retains Intellectual
f""d uadisc>tcd aud dis.nsts the listener 81 tie
reader hy bringing il forth in ihu gcss, it's: a. !,
"Gs swallowed! Wh" haS nn; bCca hpreI II t;,U,,-
raId times by friend with fine memory. Sach n
friend always Remembers 10 forget that he ls 70.
t"l'1d the sane learning tho story his i'm.
rhiieni listener n hundred times before.
Probably every body las cnpu III Of memory NJ.
one i"igciS what interests him. The dull Lovs who
cannot remember lhc of book are the very bur,
VIII" never forget name, or face, ~ Il inot.pn.h. II
is want OF Interest AMI attention. not wait OF lrcuu-
ry, that makes them dull The twcn:y-f,ur book oi
Homer were oGailv retained il mems memories, be-
fore writing WIS invented. Men haze now learned
to forget, and consider SUCH power OF memory al
most incredible.
thing we saw orrrad! Some men ne thus unlprtil-
mate" and are the poorest thinkers, and mos, nioic:
bio bores in the world. We sometimes think that
excess ii EIr;nnry is the only defect of memory
That excess uccasio- intellectual Indigestion or ,!ys-
pcisia.
Some men acquire anl retain twenty languages
Such ,nen have been distinguished for srca:
power q: comprehension Of intellect. All the other
mental faculties ARE SACRIFICED to mere me,nory-.
Great minds rarely retain the p5j$Sima ccrLl" of the
books which they read.
We have often heard that Mr. Clay never forgot II
name ora fnce. To him. public lnen such things
were Important Interested hia attention Hl impress
eli his memory. He had iinlc for poetry, and
could sc"rcc!y repeat correctly Il line "i il. Great
lawyers reco!ev ,:iiclr only and can define these
principles only i'll language Of their uwn. Accura'.
Rwyers r.eulicct cases, aad rcpea. definitions, hy
tho hour in Tic exact words OF III. books. Great law
yer, nake bad judges, for they decide too often
principle regardless nf authority Accurate lawyers
men ct good memories, authority, drcia t a
mos. rolae TO enquire into t;IC rcGsoir "f such AZ
ury have .>iprs aciSi>" for their guide rnd iaDt
IL, aml make i,iIilcrcn: a,ivnctcI AMI admirable
Judges. We knew distinguished drSt. whose nI-
vice TO biz Students was take to comprehend
what YOU rc:t bt never trouble yourself about
mcmbering IT, 10 all readers this is admirable ai
vice. There is very little tia: we rend worth rcncl'
5cring Yet nny thing we read ~ hear that
may ro; suggest useful reflection aui add thus 10 TIN
volume vi our intellect.
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sALMoN's rATENT GaaIS AND GRASS

TgNlIl: Machine iavrntei ":d patented hy &. u.
S,lnon. of li!u"is sud. wherever il has beer cNhn,
tied Aas precedence ot all ushcrs &c. cleaning Grain
sgi Grass Seeds.
III ts; Svs: Medal wss awarded TO The Inventor at the
Wu!s I-ir in New York and the fr>. prize al the New
,s sss Fair ~ ls2 IL l.ns been adopted by The hict'
rool ~ Mcrs who recommend II "a the best uach"
Lu,yn Tor srprra,ias coc:cs and oEcr impurities from
Wu..: Il will separate cny srcds OF diurren, size or
wei h. i -irp!o IN its construction, AMI easily kept III or
nr /, nrcu;;ury adapted 20 .Grncrs uses AS II IL"
G,rc h l.;,la power work H. and ccas grain more
rnrr,.,y ::,au s.,: machine now IN use.
c.,, De lurn., he'd A. the tollo~in: prices. viz:
s.. a Farmer. Machine that will clean ID to ~
For, Fn,r.rg'- Machine tha; will clean ~ 10 % -
tus!~- pcT ho"t Do
Far ,f.rn,c, Msr lin" ,Hrranscd icr hor1e pow
,rl ,h., viii clean ~ uusurls per .,"nr "
tor t. Mill IS Nscainc :Art will clean ~ 70 20 80
bu-hri, pr hour , - -
bushels per noac 49,, 1'o
bl,hris per iU.r A,, LOU
Bushels PEI hoa. .cV
Atd!rS5 ~. NJ a"ht.NSpN
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va
n r. Coun,r -!rs viii be sold Oh rcasonnLi" ,erns
heb Ji--cn H. NJ a
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CnUIIiS,ION NZp FORWARDING


r~rp,rrTv GRAVES Inns associated with himself
WILLIAM H. GRAVES. Tor the purlios" o c".'oet'
irg iu Richmond, COMMISSION iCSiNf.sa pih'cp"!Y
c5nudisc under tho style Of H. !. GRAVES CO, WIN
rrncn,i,,ly lender 10 their friends and TIE public their
beat Their house Oh lh street. between Main
They ARE kindly permitted to refer to the following pro-
inin.nt .entcnlcn
Col Edmund Funtainc, Mcssrs. Hugh w Fry 4 Co.,
Mr. o-is Fry Messrs Hiram B. Dickinson Il Co, Rich
mon,i; Messrs William A. Moncurc. William w.
Dickinson. William Hancock, Cnr0!ae; Colonel John
81 Waller, Or. +. J. Hancock Spottsylvanic Col
Clayton q. Coleman, Mr. Reuben Davis, Louisa;
Messrs. Wm T. Dickinson, ard Burwe Is. Dickinson, mud
Dr Chns. f.. Thompson, Hanover; DR. Thos. Goode, Mr.
Stephen 4. Porter Bath Mr.. T.. IT, Gill; lyEchbr.: Mr..
u. NJ Dewitt, Nelson; Col Samuel u. Burke,
Dr. VIM II. Iugsrt Mr.. Rob, BowInaS Prince Edward;
Rev. d. s Stewart Mcssrs George w. licl john d. Prl.
d. Charlotte; Mr.. Thomas +. Goode DR.. N H. Jordan,
Mrcklenurg Col Jos,.h NJ Scott, DR.. a. Clarke, Anne.
liz; MeIsrs L. T. Jones' i. A. Goodc, Powha,aE; Messrs
A. F. D. Clifford, VIM. Wallace Day, CHESTERFIELD Whi 7.
El,vlrIl Lnun:r Auril .l-cil
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LII EIrrION nEIERNS

The delegation from Alabama TO the next Congress
is composed as follows
/. Percy Walker, Know Nothing; =. Eli Shorter,
Democrat 3. 5. w. Harris, Democrat 4. w. X.
Smith, lprobablyl; S. G. S. Houston, Democrat; Il.
W. Il. W. Cobb, Democrat; I. j. +. Dowdell, DEM
ocrat.
We have nothing additional, by mail or telegraph
from Tennessee or Kentucky. The Louisville Times
is Of the opinion that Moreheads majority will be Ill
the ncishborhood Of 5yOOJ.
Since The above was in type, we have recrlycd
letter from correspondent in Richmond Madison
county, Kentucky iSixth Congressional District -
lie states that llua. j. NJ. Elliott, Democrat rs 'e
elected to Congress by majority Of at least r" y. ,,.
The sixth was at time regarded US one VI 'H'
strongest Wing districts in Kentucky.
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1855

The ProteHtant pcrSeculrd the Roman Catholic, but
yet Catholicism lives. The Cha..h or Enclan;! u; =
secuted Noncohfornists, ard yet Np,cnrtar'nv l:vCs.
H"nronl"rml.iS Epia"ni iGians, Yet Ei.c"
lacy iivrH. When persecution Is carried t. ris g.
irene length oi rxtiGpairg heretics, Truth may Lc
rX'lr@nHhcl Ill one place, bat it will break nut in
aro;hcr. II opinions ca,,nut be oyf dowr h.: ar,c.
m'n'' !h"y cnnnt hy power. Truth Gaims iir vIclo-
rF III ttr rn', not only 10y It's evidence, b'.'
III" rings "l s con;tss"rs. TErrc'or", ~
h"'c mimi +" establish pence nraons The l.. c. we
aid /" embrace that oi;:lion they think RI; " tlaut
any irc?i temporal reward without any .:arut tenn
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. IA meeting I" ,'.:.o
the fusion an.iAdministration feeling il the Str" .:
the new Republican organization, .ll be Ee.G il T.
ton on Thursday. Soino of the ablcst m.'i vi IL!
ties il is sGd will be- present San'l Hear, !X'...
tor Rockwell, Lewis SUMNER Goveravr B.u'.s.
and other leading spirits "f the FREQ soil. ;h' H.
Nothing, the Know Something. and ;Eg .."Ii.' 9. .
and Wing parties, will be present,
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V7IRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS ofic. Of
the Circuit Court Of the City OF Ricluond ON the
Thomas U. Dudley and William F. Johnston, partners
under .lle firm of Dudley L. Johnston, Pllhs.
ugsinst ~
Jane II. Gillian, pr.
In debt und upon aachmen. returned Lea executed
Tbe obiectof this suit II 10 recover o the detehaan
, h,nrd apd ninety seven dollars and tory Fix cents
with Interest from ls March, 1858 till yent; ard slda
Wit been made and filed that the defendant ABOVE
nan,ed Ia non resident of this Commonwealth te said
defendant Ia notified to appear at the rules 70 DO holden ia
Clerks Office OF the said Court, ON the rst Mohaay IN
October next and do what necessary to proteet n''
,ercst in this suit. A Copy-Tese, 1,
Aug ll-cwiW EuS1ACf. hopINSO'' |"'A'
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For the Em4"Ar''.
AIR LINE ROAD FROM BALTIMORE TO
RICHMOND.

Ih!. is n work OF great national Interest, and t"",:'
fore make Gpuo:y II the rr:.GC'a "i The Lnin'.
-: ur revuG;ng Ia it, Sooner u: r,suth T"'" ih"i
hr constructed. Nearly iw" ihrt'oani In!'cs 81 rE
:s:Ay rail roal-, North aud South 81 bali'i!'4' H!u
t.l.n"uj, nr" Eitni!y interested III u, sp'eny con
s.rgcir:. Wi;apu: it. those r"ad. WI! nave tt',h
,ravri wnicir "il'p"si" me b"{ inc ~" ~ =: r,," V.
IN, O,c.n Steam liii i:"hi ChavIts.rh 20 New York
no contemplated Nry i".l: -i ro!I ir across l''"
mo,;ths oi tbs DtIwn:c end Cne'"pthke bfES' hil
.nc line ron ArAaE.ira - i"rcon:v'I: - LINEN
burg. Thus VII nc,iim're ard ihilaie'Pha nn ',''
irr, ;.,d RchCln.tl tIust rGli2di y" she VIII hc
n,u.,;h,r thrown oil: %. tho iidr "i travel. me
pcop!r at tho ."S.r Northern %crA 81 Es'..H, W.
';iIgx, King nl:d t,neca, aid part ni |GTnie uh.
King W.iiiam, will he S7e"i!y benr;H'.n' i'y Ee'hs
brought in:o speedy c"anex:o :on with ihc world
Nature dc.;.ue;l iiiI rood Co. lIilaoit, u!c
DISTINGUISHED Enginrcr who has surveyed lie ro.te
from Baltimore B!o,a"m Point, on ilic Potomac re-
por;, tie route 10 l- l:-ct AMI highly favorable i"r
T.. construction ci r"nd. Blossom Point - II, H."
innuti, OF Nom,enny Creek, opposite Mathla,' P0la
in King GcC:se Count, Va. Fr"Gi fl"'hiss i,"lh'
20 por; Royal o the kappahrnnoc, iicro Ii Drt one
hill oi consequence, whcl, is siuatrd On III" Ia.G o.
John ashi., ,tOa Esq, wheic Ills mn 'ood. -,ei
the; winds or ice wuui. u,srug stcaG r III crossing
In, Pntolnuc whilst each Huul occasionally serious
~ rear ii tlcy did not prevent the c""ncA1n De-
tween Blossom Point aud Aqua. AZ ie':'t twenty
five miles ia distance would BE- saved By this roh'
provided II pufsii.- Il direct me ~ .c"Ii"hu' "'i
crossing the Potomac.
Tn. great and only difficulty in the way o the coi'
struciion Of this road affords the strongest Hrse"
for il, construction. There is no travel, no inter
course, No acquaintance oi the people with one ano,
;her o the proposed route hence it IS difficult t" get
nh CONCERT n action. If the press viii take the SUP
ice, up this difficulty can rcuGIiy be removed. Inc
Potomac is easily crossab!c ut no other point, except
about the proposed one, from Alexandrli To the bay.
The Indians crossed there, John Randolph. on h'7
way To Congress, crossed there and ii1oc, aiu
S.Inmes' ferries crossed there.
We reserve tho best argument in favor OF this roGl
for the last lis stock we think, will be sure :" siei
you dividends, it will be tlic route most if!VGi'cc
between North aud Son;!;. IT, r
CHALLENGE ENTkaoK3iNtHf-"m - p"''h'
Know Nothing candidate for Constable OF the FIRST
Justices Court in New Orleans, challenges hi De-
mocra,c competitor. John W. Nader, Esq., TO pub
liz scuss;ou Of the various issues between them, el-
ter ora.orically, anecdoticay, Yocay, Instrument
,lIv nr othp-,yise,"
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PRINCETON POWER PRESS,

HEAVY increase ocircua;iun compelling us TO ob:a
IN uuc Of Messrs L. Hoe !: Co.'S LAST FAST SlN-
GLE CYLINDER PRINTING MACHINES" We otter ia
sale the POWER PRESS upon which the Petersburg
Daily aud Weekly Express have been printed Tor the paut
six months
It's known the Princeton Press bed 81 IL inches,
very large szr aud will work from Geo to 100 sheets per
hour lt i almost equal entirely one, hld 'r
Dsy Paper with limited ejaculation. ur country pncr
published Weekly, with extensive subscription irt
| would answer admirably.
For terms, &c, address
ANDREW +. CRUTcHFIELD CO,
auy l-rJt Petersburg, Va
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HtNDSDEL'' : ",NE

le txemirer 6f 'lmes,ny rcpnh!!.hc- from tn, I'm
qursr Mr.. Wsvs letter Of July 3oh with the for...-
iuy comments:
\ LITTER FROM Go,EGN"R WIsr.-Nc insert
from Fridays En5plr,r the t"'y;lg letter from ilr
WIs. alrts5..i friend III this city We ;.ri.i"w
i,c ourselves fairy 1rr'!"nc in riIiv;.ric .utb""rr'
ami nniabiii'y: brlt uei;hcr Mr. Wise nor an: "s'G
person snil "u; "a II, IN all lon"rIaIc c;'I'-t Al"
arrr cinrs L. preserve The clialG.c; a!:i Imt"r
al The democracy, ;;md In promote IN" harmony fi
unite the Whole srci. "t IL" party III Virginia aud
IL, the 'nini,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
u. Thurrt0n, Proprietor,
MIN SJ'PE'ry' RTrRtTDND ~

FARE REDUCED To 81 81 PER DAY
VNNHE undersigned formerly Proprietor OF the Fountain
4 Hotel baltimore aud Congress Hall, Philadelphia,
would respectfully inform lis friends md the travelling
public, thar he has leased III. UNITED STATES HOTEL
Richmond, Va This House il now ia complete order
aud will compare favornbly in every respect with any
other Hotel in the citythe location being conS"nrr' To
Uuaiucss and the different dcpot- the ar.c airy and
vel furnished In short, /. the mot piccssnt Spncr
Iiou. Ia tho c:,y Gl chnoai AL the Proar:esnr "sks
Is IA t.ial
:T-COACIlE>s will hc III attendance at the various
Dep1ts Hll Steamboat arlnss 10 convey passengers to
tine iiotcl
% Con, cuen stabhnS for horses attached TO the Hotel
Jui. l3-.w:im 7. THURSTDS.
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TIT N ~
TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF MLCH! .Ei.'

TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF ML'H! ....'i.' :.
There np?, nr"d in the ET4u..rr ot 'rr -. '..
n eur: a!r,ss.u 10 you. urgiHs ,..r rr"p'"; %
i1- II Convention "i the DsIn"'ru:' -! -" '"'
t,r the LEr,ir,, %! nominating "Hr";.n'' ".' p
Shcr.:faity. ! 10 nnt k"1" vi" lie 'a-''''. 80 .
have ru dnu5t hr - y good ncm"r'n!. E'i, o. .
snIc" time, p"rtit me tD say, t,Gt, Ia ~ H'''''
hG1 permitted i:Ie HrGpr "I M c:!ng7 :" chr .
100 far.
il il said to b. Wholesome % ecu" r. "r'-''h .
ciul.s Now, wha; a.c tho original pTip"!r.cr o..
Democratic pariy with regard Z" 'ir"''"ia' 49,
party have AWAY, hei ihSf P'.fY ifN sn"n," az
an,,.d 10 such elections ~ h!c FOR p"!':!'n. ~:
rui. m most casr., il irs Carried H." G"'fr'"
| prurti"c. No person WI contend that 10" "r'.
Sheriff is n political Wherefore. tii.n, %
cosr ur,. n d.uartur, from the original pEirCu'.
j. ,id that hal the k"0H" Nr'h!ngS succeeded l
election. they would have flied nj the uitIcc-
members Of their own party. Whether t!"E o.
or not il j. impossible for ine TO Fay. For oHc g.
n:n thankful, tint they dd not succeed ans, -
fore, had 10 opportunity III doing But, gran..
that they would have done, is that any good r.t
why the Democratic party should follow der 49,
pe!-that We shoud do wrong because w" t'i..
that they would have done scl II is inr better, -
Judgment, that we shoald adhere I" 2riEr,p.e-i
We should DO what WE consider right and pr"i'"'
dependent ot what We think they wou.d Inv" 10
under similar circumstances. Therefore. ain "Yl'
cd 10 party nomination for Sheriff Vi the c"n'.',.
A DEMocRAT UPOS PEiN'i.it'
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H ,TiWAf. tro tLf Residence ot the uh.&r!bcr, last
HS fab alalnro poy named liAk1,W Ill; He i. +"
highly n.Gc with h;ir black opd strmgt, resembling
rii. and may he known by having Que O! h,s toes
Think Que OF tl,r small uncsl GU: OIL think ~ mIr his
escape on grey horse und that he cpicrvoEcd 10 nuke
his way 10 Petersburg liz vicinity The above reward
OF one hupdScd dollars viii he psd cr hi' apprehension II
taken Of the STATE aud hity dollar II taken within the
StGa and lodged in some Jail that him ngai!i
WN. W. MlCEAuX,
Iuue s--ciutf O. Jefferson. Pow ntnn CO.. Vn.
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July o. 4aw.iw
= - -. 80 - - -=7- - -
1IAkRt.E YARD.

UOilE !. ROGERS, ~. street nrar MAN, Richmond.
- va. p.acr IN Egyptian, Italian and American MARBLE
MOVEMENTS, TuMBH GRAVE S1ONES MAETEL
PIECES OF every description WALL PLATES, FRONTS
&c, &C.
Any design in Carving executed in the Hfhtc:' manner
Orders from tie cD@!Iy VITA cay reference promptly
atc!.i'i IL.
Mf Rogers, Earips served his time in one Of the 10, ecst
esabl-hnIcnts in New York City. Rd having rXpc
r:ehcs in thr business, HcEs hscif that all WORK
cutr III s sn will give entire su,isisctiun my dane
North ct South. Oct .t--cly
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OvFICE RICHMOND & Y. X. IL. X. co. /


CSTOrIIKOLDERS are hereby notified that fa!thr!
- rcuusou of Ten Dollars per share upon the capital
stock oi this Company has been called for payable into TIE
Farmers Bank Ui Virginia. at Richmond On or before te
first day Of September next.
Ev order q; the Board OF Directors.
LII, ll-cxil -tSent A w. MORrNN. Set r.ihry.
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FIFTY DOLLAkS REWARD.

EFT The prrlr,cs oi FrcdcrlcN AndtrsOn the 2Jh
Ia Jurc lat, negro named FREDERICK. ui tl'r
s:a,rc about - years Of age, vi light cnmlrS!ul speaks
slow i s,n,u,,crs II little when spoken 10. II, as
.,r Lc.i. street, Ann- street, ut s Mtiy :"
Cr,.,on- Ihc above reward uf iify dollars will hc
, ii m is taken ost Of III OF Virginia! twenty
;v, c;s.r, il .nEcn III th, and delivered to !r'
A. Eft TH0S J. GAGBY.
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FOR RENT, LEASE, OF, SALE

ly1 ,r, ~; h"usc and Lot situated W ""iher' ss%
49, 'o,' IA The county OF King aud Queen; pos s.is
si tr r;S m.ih win be gwen Immediately IL desr 49,
suisrrilcr ah the rail-, by curly application 10 t'''
.,,ra;",, ~ nihppcrG business qualifications ahd
Is ,nn G oG "" "m se positively certain OF selling moi
annually the people nnos, up;ysrsuily wish an.,hor
Store at WsikGrton. NH''ei'"''
ON onGr ,or ssc, nso, on accommodating terms, oneha
King William. SEEt ri Et1,
Juy l1-ewSt -'e' N'
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NK7ILL be given for the delivery 10 me in Richmond
w of two negroes, ISAAC and HENRY wEo ranawhy
from Fredericksburg last september They were pur'
chased Of Geo Alrr. l5uNc formerly belonged to rcwry
Eizhu.h OF Hing Grnr.. county he tall dark bio"ii
fellow about years old. Henry is about 81 years od,
feet H. inches high dark brown color and belonged
forcriy TO Mr. Lucas of fredericksburg. will ave the
above reward il delivered to III Eiciinoii OF s'
HECTOR DAVIS, Agent !oT
M,v n4-c,f Thomas u lanes.
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TnE GREAT WORK OF AGAsSII.

TIE UNITED STATES.
By J. o US 4 q Il Sf/
TEN VOLUMES QUARro TWELVE DoLLARs PER VOLUME.
aSACli yoiu,c will be compete IN itself, ami will r"n
NJ ain about DO pages and at least ~ Plates one w.
lnr year. payable delivery. The rate OF sCbscrlp
tiun therefore, is only lwcvc dollars year.
Persons who wish subscribe requested to send
their names 10y mail to the publishers,
LITTLE. BROWN CO,
Law and Foreign bookseller. Boston.
Iul aWiw
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The Democrats and Gr:i- :i-know-No'hinGs OF the
Fifth Congressional District OF Georgia have called
Mass meeting, 10 be held at Ccrter''ie' on The otf
instun,. The following gentlemen tsays the augusta
Cops,itu,ionas,) are announced BY the COMMITTEE ot
ARRANGEMENTS 70 discuss the political topics of the
day:
n,rs u Y Johnson of Georgia, John II. Lump
bin of c.or,,;a uaury A. Wise of Virginia John
Eerr Of NrrtI Carolni James l.. Orr of South Caro-
lima, Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee, A. IL. Stephens
of Georgia. Howell Cobb OF Georgia.
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NJorlcg or rmE UNION AGRICULTURE!

NJOFICE or THE UNION AGRICULTURAL.
~ SOCIETY or VIRGINIA AID NORTH CARROLL
NAAt Iuccu:; U: the Executive Coi,ii.:ec Of tie
Union Agricultural sociuty OF Virginia aud North Carroll
na, il wns
nuc Exhibition he held ;hs Fair Grounds the
City c Petersburg, Tuesday. the I'D day 0! October next
srd 10 continue four cuirarcuvr days Furthermore lhnt
their gaod will nad corporation. JAMES c. BAlH,
Jan :.--caIw.f Secretary
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LAND WARRANTS.


M G. BAKER, healer in Real Estate at st. Anthony
ISHs Frs Minnesota Territory will ac as agct to 10.
cate land WSrrunts.
His Knowledge OF the country will enable him 10 locate
on the bret government lands IN this Territory and North
cra wsc0ps Charges for locating warrants from slo
TO 81 each.
REFERENCES
lou T. NJ r. Hunter, Hon Thos II. Bayly, Capt VIM.
fl"r!;a. Northumberland county Col. Addison Hail. Ian.
cas;"r county City of ST Anthony. May, lsj5
May 2l-cwc, ~
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EDWIN wORTHAM Il co,
GRQEERS AMI EENEE AL COMMISSION MEk
; I;ECRGE n. SWANS. ,c,.yv
u .,V ,N,l, SnI I(IrOK IN CHANIt'hi

| JAcKsoN. Miss, p,,
urR,crIrrS Inv in the several State al" rc"''a " ~
C"r. h,, at Jackson and in the cireul, nna rr"0nc .
Courts of Hinds and The nciphborlEg eastern ~
| will l,l.o attend to tho payment "i taxes A"u
| forfeited lands II, :he Auditors ofrc , y ,r,;,r
Refers stephen r. Esclss"a Esq; i,sny 9f y:r.ins
Esq; Samuel Marx, Esq:, Cashier .'"'S w l,;HcIw
Mcssrs ha7ia & Gibson. Richmond Va. ~ Wv ~