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JuPIrER.-This planet has presented

o.
strange appearance fer nights past as we learn
from q friend In Chesterfield, who has BEEN watcb
Ing him. About O'Clock ON Tuesday morning. Sat
when first noticed, Jupiter was surrounded BIZ .
halo, apparently about the size of a centre table
with fracture in the lower edge of it. This halo
was constantly changing its form, some times appssr
ing to be broken into several pieces and again foor
ing 90 II torn into shreds-sometimes dsa ppesrir,
for moment or two, and again assuniss denss
pesri color These varying Appearances were mo-
ttsed for about threequarters of hour, when the
planet gradually grew smaller and smsier until II
was mere point of light and at last issat orr an.
tireiy After perhaps ten seconds the merest .oect
OF light again appeared, aud gradually his formsr
size was attained, but without the entire reator.ron
OF bis bIiliiancy Tnis going out re turninr as
repeated ct intervas of few seconds for more thar
an hour, durins which time, at intervals there
Cd to be Mack bar about six inches wide funnin,
across the halo Immediately below the planet The
.sms nnsuaar phen.onenon IN. been observed by
II COED watchers. may possibly witness the same -.
msHAsoie sight tonight. We should like for som.
OF eur fcenthc friends, better versed In astronon,
than ourselves, to account for H.
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THROWING SToNEs-Thom as Duke was
fined by the Mayor for permitting one of his sons
to throw stones In Frankly street near 2lst.
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Jusr Drorsros-otho Melton the keep

JUsT DEoIsION-OthO Melton the keep
ar of tipping house In Pink alley, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, and fined S15 for pers
hitting an unlawful number of negroes to assemble
In his house, to drink and otherwise violate the
law he was then held 10 bail in $50 for his fu.
ture good behavior, and 500 to answer an iudict-
ment at the next grand jury term of the Hastings
Court, Gustavus Staples, colored man. becoming
his security If the police will do their duty faith
fully, and the Mayor willput the fines imposed at
the highest notch under the city ordinances. and
then give the Husting Court an opportunity of en-
forcing the State laws against offenders, tippipg
houses for negroes will soon be known among the
things that were.
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CoLD The weather has been Disagree
ably cold for several days past and yesterday af-
ternoon was raw and damp. If 1t should continue
many days longer, stoves and fire will be In der
mand.
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GOVERNOR REEDER's RETURN.-The friends OF
Ex-Governor Reedsr held meeting at Easton, Mon
day, to make arrangements for giving him a recep-
tfon his arrival there He is not expected for
erai days vet !
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RIcHMoND CoLLrGE-The north wing of

RICHMOND CoLLEGE-The north wing of
ths plan of building projected for this Institution il
nearly completed, and will be ready for occupancy
by the opening of the fall session. The present
sdi6ce fronts on Broad street, but we understand
when the entire plan Is carried out that southern
wing, one hundred feet distant, will front on
Franklin street, (Which Is to be extended and that
these two, united by central building, with
tower, will form an imposing front. looking down
Grace street. When these additions are to be
made, depends on the future prosperity of the
college. Judging from the growth of the city, In
tnat diroction-which, by the way, the college will
tend to promote-we believe the day 10 not distant
when property holders will see It to be their in
terest to extend Grace street up to the eastern
limits OF the college campus, and thus open beau.
tful avenue to the proposed front of the insti
tuition
The North wing il one hundred and FIVE feet long
aud forty SIX WIDE 1t has thirtyeieht dormitories
six rooms for lectures and Rotations The archi-
tect MIR. 7. A. Tetft, of Providence, has devised
neat and chssts edi6ce. which. however, with due
respect to his taste, would have been greatly inn.
proved by giving more sze to the windows and ma.
king the cornice heavier. The contractors Messrs.
Woodward L Minter. of this city have carried for.
ward the work with laudable energy and have done
1t with fidelity and The tmbers are of excel.
lent quality and seem to be well seasoned The
brick work, by Messrs. Glenn Davis, and the pies
tsIiug BY Mr. John Hi1lisrd are both executed ski-
fully We understand arrangements are being made
to light the building with gas generated the
misses from pine wood. Should this experiment sue
coed, it will be decided advantage over candles
oil or camphine. The departments are to be warmed
by Bolton Yates furnaces, thus combining econo.
my with cleanliness Important improvements In
the old houses are also 10 progress spacious
nall and convenient rooms for the stewards family
are nearly completed The old mansion house is un.
dergoing thorough repairs for the reception of the
Presidents family and will be delightful resi-
dence. -S'
The Trustees of the College, and especially the
Building Committee, Messrs Relns, Ryland and
Snesd, deserve the thanks of the public for 80 coed
beginning We sincerely hope the future patron.
age OF the College will warrant them in putting
the entire plan Of buildings at some early day The
Faculty are men OF tried ability the terms are
susly moderate the site 10 healthy and sttrsctivs
the habits Of the pupils have been generally stu.
dous and correct the reputation of the CoIiege il
fast increasing its endowment 10 about S75 600 and
its fiscal matters are ell in q sound condition In
word. the Richmond College is established on a ney
ndnent bGsis and only needs the p,tronage of gen.
eous public TO make 1t ornament to our State and
q blessing to posterity
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No PAPERs.-Miles Wilkinson, a free ne
gro, ws brought before thu Mayor tor faillnr 10
pave city reeissr, and locked up moth cd
BY higher court.
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The STATUEs.-On the opposite side of
the Western steps leadiog Into the Capitol has
been placed Crawford's statue of Thomas Jeffer
son, designed for the Washington Monument
This statue represents Mr.. Jefferson at the time
he framed the Declaration of Independence, when
about thirty three years of age and 10 no doubt
considered master piece of art. As represented
Mr.. Jefferson is standing In graceful attitude bis
left foot slightly advanced, bis pen in his right
hand, slightly elevated, as If he had just raised 1t
from the table for moments reflection, his left
containing scroll of paper on which are In
scrbed the figures "1776,' while his cloak Is thrown
gracefully around him.
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DIED.

On the 2lst of Aug, MARY PRIDDY CLARKE
onl y daughter of John and Lucy C. Clarke, aged
two yeais. .rass.s-.----'
The funeral will take place from the resia nee OF
her parents, on Jackson street. at 2 O'Clock, this
"Wednesday afternoon. The friends of the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
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Z FINEs.-Michael Kersey, reported for
having an unlawful assembly In bis grocery. and
Jacob Guudershimer, for permitting nuisance on
his premises, were both fined by the Mayor under
the city ordinances
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TURKuH PREsENTs.-A letter from Constantine.
pe of July TO- says :-"The Sultan has ordered maB-
rfcent necklaces In brilIiants to be made pref
ents for Queen Victoria and the Empress Eugsnie
aud saddles all embroidered in brillsnts to be made
for the Emperor, the King of Sardinia, and Prince
Albert. The value of those presents will be about
q 200 600 france (
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUoE.--We give the
receipts of freight ct the Richmond and Danville
Depot In this city. for the week ending the 18Th
inst pa hhds. tobacco, 1885 boxes do. 12.210
bushels wheat, SIG bushels corn, "a bbls. -four, "a
bushels potatoes IL rolls leather 10 bags feathers,
Is barrels fruit, $50 kegs nails irkins of but
ter etc. t iz- s-it+
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NEVER SEEN TURNPIKE John Woods, 10
years old, a respectable cisizen of Strouds Glade,
Greenbrier, Va. has never seen one foot OF turn.
pike road.
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MANY CITIZENS.

F Quick TRAvELLING.-We have for some
debted to the agents of the Fredericksburg, Rich
mond and Potomac Ste smboat and Railroad line tor
the Richmond journals of the day two and half
hours In advance of their receipt here by mail and
we take this means Of acknowledging their courtesy
and compilmenting their time Of running the
route. 22-1t
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Hrsrn1oNIc socmTY.-The people of Lewisburg
have gotten up histronic, society to give exhioi'
tions there during the agricultural fair, on the 26h
and 90, h instant.
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To THE PRESIDENT AND DIRroroRs OF

THE VA. CENTRAL RAIL Gentlemen: Under
standing thst your very competent Superintendent,
Engineer On your road and that some one will have
to be appointed at the next meeting Of your Board
to fill his place. we would respectfully recommend
HUNTER, Egg. Mr.. H. has been In the en-
ploymentof your company for the last 'ix or eight
office only to the satisfaction of the company,
but to the public, and In our humble opinion you
could not appoint q mure suitable person Super.
intend emit of your road he possesses all the quail
fcations requisite to make him Superintendent
deed. Yours respectfully, 80 - 49,.
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ACQUISITION OF CuBA.-The Paris correspondent
of the New York Times asserts that Mr.. Dodge, the
American Minister at Madrid, has been "makiDg
some propositions or perhaps some Indications 70
iodiscreet persons upon the convenience OF SPANS
cedius Cuba TO Us peacesbly tor a large sum; and
il appears that the susceptibility OF the spaniards
has sgan taken alarm. and the press is full OF new
protests repeng every proposition
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THE GREAT BELL.

After three months incessant labor, the
Russians have replaced the great bell IN the
tower of st. Juan, on the Kremlin, which,
our readers perhaps reccollect, on being
tolled for the late Gar fell and broke
throu Oh no less than three separate stories
of vaults, killing five persons on the spot.
The bell is said to be the largest in the
world, weighing no less than $4,000 pounds.
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DUNLOP MorcU & Co.. ask the atten-
ton of dealers to their auction sale of cargo of
perior Flooring Plank at the Dock, this morning at
10 0clock An q
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Powers & DUKES DAGUERREoTYPEs,
which has created such sensation with the public,
are still to be had al lS9, Main street.
We have several late improvements in the art to
which we invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale by y
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MOST BEAUTIFUL AND VALUA.

rCn ~ IOuNIAI SEAT, MEAN HiCdMOND.
FOX sALE-The subscribers are authorised 90 sell
that most beautiful country seat two miles w est CT
Richmond. now IN the occupancy Of II. 3. Dickir-
sos, Esq leoDtainine $50 sores, embracing . most
new, V large ayd elegantly flashed aaa possessss
svssv accommodation that may be desired. The out
use Of toe place. = -
The cleared land II Of rcd clay soil, and In hieh
Msts Of ipprovement ths p.cs viii be divided to
ihee Persons dlspossd to purchase are respsotfui.
IL requesfed TO visw the same. 1e,9s :, -
an Fist GoDDfN APPERaON Auets s.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs WITH PERFEoT EYrs.
SO seldom the eyes taken clear and distinct that
wo are struck with the slearness and perfection of
those taken by SIMONS. Cali on him, If you want
life like Picture. an Is
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iFrom che Homo Journal
FARMING LAND NEAR

VALUABLE FARMING LAND NEAR
THE CITY, AT PRIVATE SALE We OFF,
al private sale trast of lao acres of land lyipe
and sdjoining tho lands of DR.. Winfree and Mrs
Pearce.
This land 10 Of good quality, and the greater part
= Farm.
Those Ia want OF farming land near the city would
DO well to notice this, - bargain will be sold upon
accommodating terms.
an 27-ts TAYLOR wJI.IIAMa
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EEkVANTE WINTER CLOTHING
~ The attention OF manufacturers, railroad CON.
ductors and Others having servants to cothe d in.
vited TO heavg srticls Of Virginia made soods
which We ars now prepared to exhibit
al ~ C. HARTWELL co
IMPORTED PRINCIPLES The very
- best article gsauine imported Phnslpe CigAa can
- had Of sa-1 LOUIS J. BOSslEUx.
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FAMILY FLoUR.-Families wishing to lay
In their years supply of the best Family Flour city
or country brands, can be supplied at the millsrl
prices and the quality warranted to please, or will
be taken back
have also on hand, and receiving daily BY rail-
road, the best Extra Supsrfne and Bakers Flour at
wholesale and retail, by JJ.FRY
Flour and Commission Store,
au 14-12t or Care strest
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NoBLY DosE.-The Young Mems Chris
tsu Association OF this city have collected, for the
rsIief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers the
bsudsome sum of 81 800. In addition to this Mr.. j.
" Randolph has collected and forwarded $780, ma
hing in ali o 500 donated by the citizens of Rich
mond to their afflicted neighbors. besides large
amount of provisions which have been and will be
forwarded by the Curtis Peck and Augusta.
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HORSE SrEALIsG-Last Monday after :
noon, Capt Wilkinson arrested Jasper Corning, q
young man, aged about 90 years, and committed him
to the cage on suspicion of having in his possession
stolen horse and buggy Corning, it seems,
called on Mr.. P Thursfon of the United States
Hotel, and sold him horse and sulky for $40, the
low price of which induced Mr. T. to believe they
were stolen, and he therefore informed Capt VIII.
kinsop of that fact. Corning. after completing
the bargain gave Mr.. T. bill of sale for the horse
and vehi cle, which he signed "John Walker" but
Mr. T. postponed the Payment of the money until
C. was arrested. Yesterday morning, a letter was
received from Mr.. William Huntington of Chars
iotte county, informing the police that horse and
wagon had been stolen from him-that the thief
had started In the direction of Richmond-snd Civ.
Ing such description of the rogue and the animal,
that Corning was readily recognized byk When
arraigned before the Mayor the examination was
postponed until Friday next, and the prisoner re-
manded to Jail for safe keeping.
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NoTIoE.-An adjourned meeting of the
Stockholders of the Tuchahos and Jsruss River
Railroad Company will take plass at the Office of
Dunlop, Monsure Co, on WEDNESDAY, the 22i
inst, at 5 o'elosk p. n.
an 14-eodsd q. w. ROYATER Sac,v
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OcAr MATrBns.

r.oArr or 4 FxLos-G0me few weeks
.,rcs : number Of boarding. h0eees q thu ely
ere enoeyed 10 the night tlme, ana several board.
~ vsre robbed OF their pocket.eooss, eonfaning
various quantities. Of money = sso .ne.s w hs
notice were uaabIs to discover The psrpetrseor, or
trace any Of the stolen property. IN = mort time
amer these depredatigns werc commEted. young
msn calling himself HENnr AsBofT. tproosoy az
Assumed nsme,) was arrested 10 gentlemsns
house. 10 Wilmington, N. c., and on searching big
nerson and trunk the watches stolen mere, a. well
a : pccket.book, were found concealed. AZ soon
a. these facts were made known; tne 1syot o.
m rroui,ition could be obtained from dov John-
son TO bring him here for trial. and tbs being done
Cficer TYLER was dispatched 70 escort the Height
of the Dark Lantern and False heys 20 Rich
,nond, 70 snswer for bis offences The officer on
"a. ehipa Wilrdingtop. had but little difficulty IL
eating possession OF Abbott and after eucasing his
vrisss 10 . pair of handsome bracelets, to which
was attached chain passing around the shoulders
and forming sort of straight jacket, started for
this city.
Everything went on well, and the officer and his
charge were rapidly hurrying. BY the aid OF the
steam horse to the end of their destination, when
Mr.. Tyler dropped Of Into doze OF sleep, Abbott,
means and made his escape. Mr.. Tyler thinks HE
nap must have been Of short duration, but short or
long, when he awoke the cars we're fairly Tying
along the track every instant bearing MIN further
and further from the fugitive. Not knowing whore
the escape was made, but supposng Il to be some.
where ia the neighborhood Of "Jarratt's station"
the officer gave the alarm At every stopping place,
and offered reward Of $50 for the capture Of the
fugitive. who, unless he has accomplices, or can
get assistance to relieve him of his chains soon
be re.captured. Abbott IL said TO be feet or 5
inches high, weighs about 40 pounds. has fun
fsce small wbiskers, dark hair, scar just under
the left ear about an inch long. and wore black
trock coat light pants and dark felt low,crowned
hat The police OF other cities requested 10 be
on the alert for him, as he Il doubtless skilful
pickpocket aud burglar. - I
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rEx,ract from The prae..a,

Extract from the Preface
have endeavored. In this book to portrsy the bad
not a. wholly bad nor the good 40 imma cuate sipce
OF human nature 10 either rareiy or never true To
show how errors, which seetn venial at first crow
into crime when fostered by Indulgence and excused
on the principle OF fatality. or other prstepce
by which the perperator seeks slike to blind him.
self and othen; to prove that TO the unsevernsd
passions and foibles Of the many more than 10 tbs
beleful crimes of the few, we owe the piseries
ich darken social life; and that the most brilliant
gifts of the person or worldly fortunes are mauy
spells which lure to ruin those who ar. ths
slaves OF Impulse; to give to each his proper share
OF blane-mskins not one the wholly shining nor
The other the wholly sinned agsinstis the object Of
the work.
From the Home JournaI)
This 10 an American novel, fresh from the Pen Of
fair daughter Of tbs South 1t 10 story Of fs,hor
aete society and the scene IL laid this unromant Ia
city. Many OF the characters drawn from lifa =
No book that has been recently ssued fro the pre.s
will excite more curiosity and mono will be read
with more avidity fhe style 10 graceful and pleas
the plot original and the interest Of the tale i
sussainsd with marked and peculiar ability We
predict grsa. success for this now and beautiful
work of felton, and hope that the fair writer win find
her trippngs In author land gratifying to herseH
as they promise to be profitable to her publishers
an 2-2t.
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ElREMEN'B SHIRTS-I will mske 70
order Fivsmsn's ehsrts of every assoripttou.
apon the msst Removable tsrms On hand shirss M
comesn 'es No. | and6 A.LEvY 70 ~ e -
suzt opPosise 81 caaflss Motel.
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POWERS DIXIE.

AUCTION NOTICE attention of the
trade 10 solicited to stock sale of Confectonaries
Fruits, &s, Sc this morning: at 10 O'Clock, at the
TSs .toct viii bs soiS n - Lots r. suit -.
Also. win be added IS 600 Cigars of various brauds
u22 LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts
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no.! ALL YE DYSPEPTICSC,r
IL who suffer from headache. Riddlns~ 80.
ness, low spirits dimness OF vision, bad 49,, s'i
mouth, irregular or dc fcient sppstits ,,;asa '
heartburn, costiveness, &c. kc can BE- prOus N.Y.,
STORED to health by The use of BAKERS BiYrs,s,
For sale By Me.srs PURCELL, LADDt n
BENNETT & BEERS, and Drugei,ts sv.r,.t
Orders filed by adore s.ing ''''
au22 Risbwo.s' l.
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Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond, Va practices In the Courts of the city of
Richmond and of the counties OF Chesterfeld and
HeRrico.
e Office Northeast corner of Main and 18th SITS
Enhance on 18th Ut. au I6-Imt
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JOB PRINTING
TEATLY Z XECUTED At THIS OFFICE

A NEW NOVEL, BY ONE OF THE
"A BELLIES OF THE OLD DOMINION
A. MORRIS, Publisher, will have ready this dav
"LIGHT AND DARKNESS" or the Shadow or
Fate-a Story of Fashionable Life-One vol. SIG
pages, l2mo., bound in uni que style of cloth, 75c
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MI USCAT VINES cases imported
AVA Muscat Wine, just rec.iv-i. Fer cal, sy
!. Al ~ egfaass b LOUIS J. BosSIErx. z
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ACCIDENT AND Loss or LivE.-Las
naoudeg morning. = negro msn nsned Jude. 0we..
a ~ NJ. Harris, and hired to NJ B. Greses
Is the capacity Of driver wss sent Into the wooos
Mn four-horse team 10 get losd Of wood TO brine
- hc tv and falling to return that pight Mr. Greoa
h.csme uneasy and instituted search for him Yes
tsrdsy mornias. he ws: found in the woods desd,
-. she eddie horse must have fallen down and
csngbt the driver under him, crushing him 10 death
the off wheel horse had also isllen and neither OF
The animals being able TO recover their feet he'd
ssrueeIed and paved each other 10 deatb, 90 their
feat were together and their bodies badly bruised
The negro man had bis collar bone broken, bet
whether he instantly killed Ia the fall or al
forwards crushed BY the scufHlng of the horse 70
eet up cannot be told.
The BLUES, commanded by Capt Pat
ton. returned from their encampment ct Slash
Cottage to the city, and q they mashed down
Main street, preceded by the Armory Band, present.
ed more sodierly appearance than We ever saw
them. week. drilling In the country Il just the
thing, of all others. to make the Blues what they
should perfect In drill and discipline.
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10 GENTLEMEN We have on
IA hand, of our own mapufacture . good "a q.
ply of gents Sleeve Buttons do Breast.
pins do Shirt Studs. eli set with precious
stones OF various kinds Gentlemen In want Of come
thing really good and pretty in this line are invited
TO call and supply themsslves No. ISL Main srees.
MYERS l. JANKE, i
az e Fashionable Jewellsrs i
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ARRIVED,

-s& \ STEAMER POCAHONTAs
ON THE ROUTE AGAIN BE-
tween THIS CITY AND BALTIMORE.-Ths
more every Wednesday afternoon for RicSmond
ksturninE she will leave Richmond every SATURDAY.
afternoon 81 tins usual hour-4 O'Clock.
tofore.
an Est LUDLAM WATSON,
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)00 ACRES OF LAND IN CHFS

N(U r1 Or IANO IN CHEE-
PIKE, -FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
The suosaribers authorized cell 200 aores OF
wood land on the South eide tbs Manch turn
pike, four miles from Manchester adjoinins fhs
land. OF Aesars w A. Cooke. Rich'd Whit head and
PARTON Of the land IL we'll voodsd. ana . ,.,t
embrscins some fiae meadow Applv 10 p@''
au zz-6t GODDIN APPERaON
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WANTED-200 LABORERS : =
w on the Richmcnd and YORK ~" E0t
ON Sections l6, IL, Is. 10 and 90, in Nsv hsl'st
Apply to the subscriber. Asal ~
jy 1S-d1m* VrsMtS,