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yAL!1HLE LAND FOX SALE.

rsIlE -,.D,rliuer oilers To; s,!1 his Tract OF Land il
n CGswril county. InTth CLru!nn, lying on hO,h rIi"-
ui Country Line Creek, hb"uI one mill aMd It thIt from III"
town ui Milton. MED confirming 800 acre..
Somewhat les, than hal! 81 the tract IS cleared nini un'
dor n 4uOi fence; III" residue CONSISTS oil H"nriy riuni
gart. Of urigiua! forest and SECOND growth. much OF liz"
latter heinz lY-c" enough tor ru!l timber, n;"! the wh"ir
well adapted Ia the GrO-l- .: all im- crops produced IN
lli, section q, country. especially Inn an. ;ci.Gw tobacco,
which commands such high prices.
large proportion OF rhe cleared land consists of vnlHa-
br low ground, and there urc numerous springs OF cN'
c.l!rn, wafer scattered over the tract.
The improvements. consisting ui Oversecrs house and
al o;hrr necessary our.burllinrs. arc entirely new; and 81
good quality. Th-r" 10 also It nae yoln. orchuSi %: we'll
ycircic! truIt trr"-.
Iii. ircr Ct l,rJ c~qulim"' many advantages. The soil
IL fertile. an. II j. s:!-or.; H. /: i."n.ih:' !"i.n'oriood 4
i. within Ia .,w n.ih"= nf The liichIEouI md ,.rn.ill" Rail.
road, md hear II III" f5Uri hing town Of Milton, which nj.
iuri- a rcuig market tor all the surplus produce which
could b." raised On Il.
The subscriber vii! take pleasure in showing the land to
thI~r VINO may wish 10 examine II.
Terms liberal ami accommodating.
sIfl, - - IIly III -.tEr WI n
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MlSCELLANEOEs.
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E'THE G~ovEnNOH ~

A PROOF " w. Virginia.
Az iERAS. ilr ii"vcIG,: of ~
w ccircd Information un the ~, Nnni'n"n"c"!th y.
SpcnEero! the House OF keprescntnuya.- s's ,n from the
exist tlr representation from hi. stn,c il, n,T. a Eac"ucy
of the !i;-i sinics, accustomed by the Gc.,h' =, 1tner',
II, Ba Is, n member OF sd House, for the Di.,-l.s',-
poscd The counties y; Miid!csrx. Westmorcl,,J m.
inon!. E--rx, Northumberland, Hing and Qu..r Rich.
ter. Gloucester, Mathews, Jsmre City, New E /" .,Hcne.
War; lex Elizabeth City. Northampton aud acc. i'it
gc;!Icr with the City OF Williamsburg: "''' 10
No., therefore, !. HENRY 4. WISE, Governor oC,s.
Commonwealth. have thought proper to direct tho .n,n,
sheriff ui the laid Counties, and the Sergeant n, ,h. "a
Civ nf williamsburg. To cause un election 10 be- I.LI :.
rOrdius To law, on the Tuesday after lii: trst N,ui,y
ins IL" fourth day OF November ncN',lto supply the vte,r
cy Aforesaid
Til, officers conducting the said election AT the Co.
hous = ~; .aid csun;irs and city src required 10 NEE.
the Courthouse OF the county Ct MIdd!'s"N To make .
r"tuf. on the fifteenth day after the said fourth o.,
Now nb.r. E"
Glen under my hand rs Governor, and unior ite,.
n, g Seal Of the Commonwealth, AT Rcimon: =
I'D day al July, A. y. lrj6, and IA the slstrs.+-,,
the commonwealth. HENRY 4. W,g'
u! IN" Governor, GEORGE W. MuSrORD. Srurc.,.
The Commonwealth. july a;-'R
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FAnM Us ClIAKLEs CITY COUNTY FOK

UHAvlSG removed t. rich.no.d. ! oyer tor sale, my
EE Farm lying in the county vi chmr!cg City. : 10 :!
uia. from the Jrn'"- river, and ~ mics t:Ol9 III" city al
Richmond, aud ruatnlning 40 acres. about QUO h"li clear.
I'd producing we'll ami rapidly improving, uhir" fhr usc
uf lime, clover, plaster &c. There l. "A GOOD D%"Ii!ng. ma
all necessary uuthnU.r-. nearly new. Also. an cXr"l'rn'
Garden md Orchard. The Farm could be- Very comvr.
nirn:.y divided IniDtw". one continuing 300, aud thc other
40 nrrc.. Persons wishing 10 rurchHs" II Farm IL the
most productive nGd ra9"iIg improving portion OF Vireimt".
would 10 Hrl To c.Lnii." l..s property, ~ am iii Pp-'h
10 sell on lbcrnIanG ncCGmrEDiG'!n: term.
Ia. rv"r-r"r, or my hTo.E"r l:"ir: adjoining, will show
the Farm 10 any one wI-h!n: 10 iUrcaho"
Address DIR. u 4. CiEN$iiAW.
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TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TIL
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF Ne

~
yHsHE naaagc., announce TINT they nave mai"
q rung"Iiruts 10 hold tnis Exhibition in the Crystal
lace, COMMENCING Ou MONDAY In" @2d day Of Scpi"!
Der: ana will positively close Oh SATURDAY, the 2jih a
at October, lc.h.
Tml- lIna, .Hc,nt aud spacious building will be oprG,
for ,hc .cc, ION OF good i!Jm MONDAY the la;h, III
81 iNkDAi, ihc .O'h Ut September Heavy good. q.
article, from II DISTANCE, Will bg received mud stored IN:
Palace s.. and Hitci the list Of September.
r:"ru!suEs. consisting OF GOLD, SILVER and BRONL
ME!bi!.S. Sc, will he awarded on tie
CONN ~"n:atinn Of c~aHnpeicn; AMI Impartial judges. :.
Gold Media! will Dr double the -ifo al The pTcrUui Mrt'
AMI viii cnnEHcd exclusively to machinery and uti'rt
'ic.n- Of hi-h III nit. The silver Medal Will be- grrhty e
lnrg"i. hnd he Bronze Mcdal will be a new icunre !Gt
awards Gi the American institute.
The tfrLE SHOW will be held on Hamilton sggs'
a b",Uu.Ul plot at ground 81 ten ncr's. granted by 4"
Curppu'!on II The Ciiy Of New York tur thar purpasa
TIE Day. WEDNESDAY and TilUkSDAl, the r.
lJfu .nG ih;h day. Oi October.
The Mrrur'r> would impress upon exhibitors the q
cc-ri'y -! evins IinmIrG!rt" notice at the sphcc they ~
t. "r'upr. "nd 'nu-" exhibiting machinery requiring p
~. i,"r ".r.oGit. rom the NUMEROUS applications nl!''i
vI-'ua f.! steam power.
Communications addressed to WIN, Il. LEO u O.
responding Secretary, will meet with immediate nt'
tiOH.
':rrui"r-, containing ful particulars, can be had on
p.icatton II, The Office OF the American institute, No. b
Broadway, New York.
GEORGE +. NESBlT, ChSirmar
JONI W. CHAMBERS, Secretary. Aug l--WH.
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FILLMORE IN NEW YORK.

We are informed by the New York Hcr0fd ina
the recent State Convention of the Fillmore party III
New York, adjourned without appointing Pres'den'
tisl Electors, although that WAS the very purpose tor
which the party were called together. This would i'm
ply that Fillmore is out of the race in the Empire
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Let it not BIZ forgotten, that George Law. the grea,
Kuow-Nolhing leader, whoi il one of the intimate and
confidential, friends Of Fremont, has written a letter
to say:
81 shall give my support to John c. Fremont as
the best representative, in my estimation, OF the Anne.
rican people, and Of the American tKnow-Nothingl
Dartyn
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A yiIT1HIE PLANTATION IN GREENS
VIII IllINI "a For SALE HklNAIELN.

Wilde IUUNI1, W TON 10 y
a OFFER for sale pTIvntciy Iny lihHth'!oh' liii''y
known as CunninghHm'-, in the upper part ui Greens
villa county, nine miles west OF Jnrrhtis Depot, on 'hc
Petersburg and Weldon Raj! !'Oad, nnd scrrn rssi oil tue
Brunswick Plank Rom!. The trtc, contains ~" acres
of which 100 ar. entirely fresh. being recently clrrrcd,
and highly productive: 100 acres are "! vlr-ii r'l ana
original growth. md The r"s' in second growth tnhhrf-
The irnct is generally cun-iirrri Nh" best nni n!nsi v"i"H'
bic ia the county on account OF the rc'nr-- anu pru''c'
rivcnrss Of its soil. which is highly adapted to Corn
Whrst, Tobacco, &c.
Oyrrsccr's IioI.c. and all necessary houses, ARE cIllr'Iy
new. having been erected within Tho last two or '"rre
years, md also the fences nrc new. Inc tract .u''W'" III
= hnai,hv coun,r. mud in n nri.hborhood noted Tor il, IN
triigencc. hospitality "nd sDoraiity, offers every induce,
mont to ,lIo-c wishing TO purchase good !ait IN II good
ncishborhood, and convenient 20 ina.ket me s. = ct.
objectionable will 4cll tho band in divided i.icts 10 sai.
purchasers. Address G. +. MALPiN' Popi"r Mc"tt'
limo I1-rim trrcnsvinr county. Virginia.
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VALUABLE FAR.H AND MILLING PRorEk-
NY ron - 4

WILL Sell privately my Farm, Chambers hil!s.) con
taiuin. 600 nrrrs OF land. with u good Dwelling anu
Store House, aud all necessary out houses RIA " '"flc
Manufacturing Mil and saw Miu, situated ii the co"nty
OF buckingham, on Slate River, O. nh:!.ablc sirchinD {
miles r,s: o, the Court House. nit IL miles from James
River. 30 acres IRE cleared. and the balance IN WOOD
hand. well iimbcrrd. Il is II line stand Tor merchandising,
and the Mills. with the store nnd dwelling. can be sold
separately from IN" Farm. II purchasers desire l.
Terms accommodating. Address the .ulsciibcr al
Chambers Mill, =. o., Buckingham County. Va.
Junr ol-rrf iiEORGE CHAMBERS.
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DWELLING n STORElIousE IN GAINESVILLE,
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
DoYLE,S PATENT GRAIN Observation-Disclosures
PREMlUMS)

PRkMlUMS)
fUNHE DOUBLE SCREENING SEPARATOR has add.
q vi 10 lis lit ot premiums, the t!r-t premium OF the
Virginia Agricultural Fair. Also AT Petersburg, Fredcricks.
burg, Abingdon. and nj the Fast Tennessee agricultural
Fair, held NJ Knoxville. This improved FAN was patent.
I'd April .Oth, ic52, and has become very popular where
yer II i known, proving by its utility IN cMpeditiouS!y
cleansing AN kinds uf grain, to be the best grain cleaner
moss ia use. Those in want of a good FAN would DO vel!
to cal! nj DDYI.E'S shop in Stauuton, or M DOlLk&
S~ULIINGERS, in Fredericksburg Va, and examine Tor
themselves.
These improved Fans will be furnished Mt any po'hi
within fifty miles OF the Shops, and further by Kali No""
OF Steamboat.
;ys-Communicatisns addressed 10 the Undersigned NJ
fredericksburg Va, will be promptly attended 10 up
JON. 2l-cym DOYLE g. SDLiiN''.N.
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NOTICE.,

IBNIiE tour negro men name DAVID, soIn"timc' cad"'
CROCKETT. CiiAR!.E f.. LEWIS and LEL, "Aof.r
away ~ 'Uc 2irh October .:A", aye yet ~ '"!t" N.--'
rcr,;.ay.ro, II rngi I.t. j.. the niCll..oud IG,ui!r:, t.,
anlia,c a.! Dh.y I;.pGtch, wh!ch viii! give description q
said negroes We will 1--WE mn additional rswtri .! ri
TY DOLLARS for the delivery "i t'iii"f ol mon" 10 %
cr lads .. IN mil whe,r wc can got rk"lm, or two lUEita.
dcI.ars Il tr,"u Out of the Stale al Hir-:Uih.
,"r:I ~ JONES & SLATE
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INFLUENCE.

lNFLCENSE'
BY GEO. W. BuNGAY.
Drop follows drop, and swells
With rain the sweeping river;
Word follows word, and tells
A truth that lives forever.
Flake follows fake like spr!tes,
Whose wings the winds discover;
Thought follows thought, and lights
The realm Of mind forever.
Beam follows beam to cheer
The cloud u bolt would SILVER;
Throb follows throb, and fenr
Gives place to Joy forever.
The drop, the fake, the beam
Teach US a lesson ever;
The word, the thought, the dream
Impress the soul forever.
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faNii; ,1Ascr!b'r having been appointed .~..eaa1..B
a so" Agent 10! ihf -a., in HLl H~ou, S$Sh&$
Richmond, oi The celebrated PlANIte oil 7
ii!i"kcr:ug and SOM hhs nov exposed Tor sale Ut his rt"f
lite the Exchange EnUkj It large md varied n,sorm,,'
o.. these superb Instruments, which, by the terE, u "
agency. hr i aDi.c; - rel 81 ;ao factory prices.
Ills stock wall, Il! UI. l!Ers. cmDT"cc hS large and c.'.'
au a.-uI;!n. al rs can u" found ~ any al the Norhct
,i"-, ,hrr"Dy rfurd.ng the c!IIIrr- Of Richmond al" )
.iuil al. the advantage. pu--c--ch by ia" people .
:. yrrh H. H." price, HuG GTtiiic! o. Pinno f"rtr- .
Anon. Is assortment l. the "Ghi'k'rirg . L'H'' :
an Instrument which. TOR beauty, "scrh"ii"" o. ''..' w
:r,cy a. touch, and elegance al nni.h, l. uEi''i''.E u
mirrl. This instrument stands UnrvHllrd, sH'' ~
p,rIrr GRIND Piano, which ch3!ns attention ~ ih" ".'
Du.vrr ut the Mcsrrs. Cilck'r.ug, aud which l. con-"
eel bv the first artists superior "a my Instrument '''
.ucr,I in ;ri- or any Other country. Tbs FREQ, NJ
pu-srss"s I'll the cxc"llCrCics Q! IN" 8.JiJ Hs"hh ran
Tree iro'n nj lts defects. 1h"ioacE l. :" lisht iAht 'I'
Iicntc lnnd OF II !nty performer can Ffrd"c" W. -
volume OF tone a. Tint % IL" 'Hust cHp'rirncru h'''r
The styl.J. unique. aud lie in-,rnin"ni may be ri"''
| any po.irinu in the room, with equal advantage To 70
and appearance II
.}, I,r.t..r ruic- the more costly ami puEdrrUu- h'
p,sHs II having been decided by the most comp
.,,i,r. tn combine the bet qualities Of he GIhim'
s,u,re Piano. See Report q! Judgcs 10 Board nl u"
,.rs -, krg;ucky Mechanics institute, L"ui-v.I!". ..
Tint yrrrun- dc-irII. 10 purctHs" heir Pianos, u''
-rr, of Oi;Eji irg a GENUINE instrument, me W
| rhickarins viii hold themselves Tcspon.ihle only ~
.nu.!t OF tte.r authorized Agent, Hs Will be s''h
their card, Published below. 10,
Also, excellent IisnO-. Of various s'y'ca nrd pr
Brown & Allen, Boston, makers oi very h:h - -
and experience. NAIHL CARL
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IT|Ty-FIIEn 0LLtKs KENAVE

40 aSAHIAi from tHr s"0%%i."sr. o" Friday. toe -.
zA NGyc..Yer, i u1g.o bog by iac nam" %: PHILLIP
Said boy j. npaut !. ycls -: H-", i've feet rnr"c ~ ru
incac, ~. o. rather iI!rN ,"i, ubou; he color OF II ciHgc:
cake, ial! !ncc and large "yc-; has u habit OF ro!!n: ~
eyes. when ,n!hi~e or laughing, which look very ~s:r
sGch tine; lie 1t little Inclined 10 swa--cr aud dog ~
feet when "h!kin.. llr Is Il carpenter by tl"dc, Was ba!
and rui-rt. IL Richmond. Virginia, md "!i, perhaps, ty t
make lis way to tina, p!Hco.
will give The auoyc reward tor Bis Apprehension AZ
dclyrgy - He, o. lof his confinement IN n!r Jail, IotLe;
can get a'm. :. COLBERT,
Drc 6-c:i hrG.BCgn. \. 1.
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BY THE t:DyERNOK OF yIxcIZI,


E~EFOiIIATiON Huv.u. hrr" ri, 80! py mo ru..,a
q tfIt IIEODRlIE e. gEHuU>S,, y, caury.at In cb.,L,
CT: .Uuli" sab .cGuul1usiy indicating will, len al. Mi
ia nj 10 Guhir her, and OLIVER 4 IOBSUN. ranr,.,
VIA H.d.Gg Ferguson IN III" commission OF sid .cl.,, -.
OF the l-ih dny oi III" prr-rn! month mr:s lick ,,cG,
from the luil OF said county. huh -. uUS gO... ~ hrus
=. rrriOr. la hereby 0'',l a I'wurt If Two Humid.
Dollars 10 any nc.-0a ur PERSONS who shall arrest TO -.
rnr-Gs-uE nud ilDbsOn md deliver Them ip'O The itu d
Charles C'y county, or On" hundred Aoi.ars 10 .Gca q.
rest and delivery " either. 9nG | do morrow. r.
iG.r" all niicrr, u i.Is Commonwealth. civil! ana mill
iafy, Hnd ~"gn"st the people gem rally. 20 ,ic their be.
O. .";.lu!.s - procure the arrest u the sHii Ferguson a.
.oh-Dn, that they rmv be brought 10 jU.icr.
Given UHi"r my hand ns Governor. hni under the le
.,,, ! rSen: OF the Commonwealth. at Richmond To.
'""N'"! 2Jln day ut August, in the yrnr 40.
HENRY 4. WISE
By the Governor GEORGE ". MuSroaU, SSctr,arr .
the Conn. nw"ul'a.
Tnroiri,H G. FERGUSON j. about ; fee: ioinches "i-n
-pnr. nlra' DIRK complexion. bHck hair nT: dtra
j. uUirr 'Hia'ly": II carpenter By trade.
Oliver / iIooson is sbDur II gee: hl.h, we'll pro. BOA
ed, round '-c". tHir complexion, blu" 'y"s AM aa-<
brown H.: WIS rn.."d III tn" county oi l"HG!ro. a.
/. , .liu-.r-n,tr,r bV trade. hu- 5O-CI-
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DIED

DIED, ut Edsewood. the residence Of Gar!and Hane"
Esq, il the county of Heneico, on Tuesday, I'd Septem'
Der, 81 q o'clock, 4. M, OF Consumption, JOIN c. POW
ELI, Jr, ~ the 3lst year of his age.
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GTAN0 STPERCEDED

Y III .
i,rnlEiy,N irginn. nj" prepared 10 iGrnirh ne "'
hc,r article i rLHE LIME, h"Gi.rt OF IT." mo- H
rrryrd I .ou.n,tun plan, containing Nor" o. II "f-a
properties than any pl"rr Lime burned ~ ~" "'". ha
a, irs. coz, winch W., enable the farmer To imPI"v''
anluu.rrJ Ianii cheaper than Er has h"r'ipi"r" ma H
opp,rtuu IS al doing Ne propose I" deliver o." 'ar o..
nj ,ls p,,r:". SLACAED LIME NJ : cent? per bnsh'-'
CAUSll,LtME 1T Ga" Sul'in. per hn>I.ri. "n'h ="
for agricultural p~urpu-'-. Tie hb"r'iiiS al III, N'-d'
Confirm !frl Ruti CpnVt:. hs - much reduce!
tr"i.n' 90 lie nriirl. H. In "Irr"lu al. 20 us" II ~ t""'
cxpra-e .l"u rnup,r-i with Gu,uo. Al rnu'' -nG "
ruiuIt ina: while rnr. "U"I- only TEMPORARY, 10 "tHri
a pERMA.EST ImprOvrr OF the sOll.
For agricultural purposes i - ,"I"''H Ia lee. ga 100"
SAVING :. . irun.r Img cost oi Hn..ci!nE. T"ih" H",h.n.
-. IAN .,Lrirn.lv recommend our Lime "a u"ln- ecu
III strength. Yield and whif"n"ss IL my III the w'riH. -
Lime l. put up IN TIrrrc., iUll sIIc, End warranted a
cents per .irrcc. ut the kI!nS. II equal, why ""i ure"'
preference 10 Yankee !lmri m.
Rates f charges Uu Lame by th" virginia C'n'fh IL"
R0C Company per CGi LOnd Ut six Tom, loose OF Ia ''
rr,.. Richmond. Sl9. Alice. 81. r"h.-, Hanover ''D
House. and WIcknhm'-, SD Junction., 80; h"'i''
Monl =. mud Anlrr-un'-. sIj. Frederick iinIi. Buinp"- : y
Nrny"r Dam. So; Louisa Co"rt House, and I""i,h
Sll: Trcvillmn-. so: GJr'iun-vi.i". Lindsay :, h"i '""
hum -; K"-wick and -hrtw"!l. =. 'harl";''..''
- ~; Wouivi.!-, Mr"csuIn's River and Greenwood Iw'
mel, -.
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MARRIED.

MANNED, on ed September. by the Rev. NJ. d. Hoge, D.
D., Rev. EDWARD 2. TERllUNE OF Charlotte, and
MARY VIRGINIA, daughter Of Samuel p. Hnwes OF Rich
mond.
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Our friends alh III" public ar" ,-prctiuily! ~, r",'
Mr.. NATHANIEL CAkUSI has been appointed .r'
y GENT for the sale OF our Piano f0rfe- In k!c!in"h' 90,
vicinity. All p~urcha.es madc OF Mr.. Cnrus! NJ, a
tc.l to be-. both in c~icapncss md "xccll"Tcc. ,l~ r"g b
with thO,e obtained directly from our mnnuiac'y.' ~,
Ton; and we cnn. with tho fullest CDDtGcac", -
Ito all ic,:rCus of purcl.-si1S one uI our ln.fA'.' 70
apOvG.uunrd gentleman gs one upon whom ."F"
sncc crn be- placed. -O>-
Iulv liam ~CiliIhtkIN' -
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STATE PROXIES AND DIRECTORS.

oialE fROAlES AMI DlALS
We are requested to say that at the meeting of the
Board Of Public Works to be held on the 18th inst,
the annual appointment Of State Proxies and Direc-
tors will BIZ made.
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KnNEKT ~ nOWISON.
ro prnCu,sE.-A trnc, Of u

Ar LAW Y NOTARY P'iIL -
Az removed his flee To hi residence GA
rect, two DOCS above TIE RIcirnohh ~, "a
not Tar rom lie former Office HltS I-
xx7ANTED TO PUnCHtsE.-A tract ., w..
hand ar wood lHni. s,y from % 70 ~" .i,
jaime: kiycr or come :,e other ,5 %,S's%'' yr. ,:cs' di.,o"sc y
VIZ mi'n WI" 1c also uric. uf wood per cord al '"'7
" VrII"y Forge Pos, Office, ren"-y!TaHiA
-. r--rt
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COFFEE. SUGAR AND MoLASSES.-Th sales Of
Borque VIZ slnisns cargo o. Coffee, imported by Dunlop,
MoucIe & Co., aud sold az suction on IKE 81 q, S.;yic,u.
Der, were as fotlows:- 5ne bags CUacc ut from 50 Is to
GIL 30, averaging $40 SAT; the quality rrusiu: from iufc.
.ior 70 prime. At he same tins wac soh l79 hhds. of N.
o. sugar, Ct from IS ~ 10 So IS, averaging Z, 60; the
qu.rry fair to choice. Also, us barrels N. o. Molasses at
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~T3SO. GUANO! A iull supply 81
en- inc nest Peruvian and Mexican GuHno.
,I.o Supcr Phosphate Lime. Ground Plaster and Lime.
For sale by EDWIN "ohlfaM ~ ~.
Au, 23-c2w
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BENNETT. BEERS s. FIsliEh, ,,.

" TlUI-ITNLE : -
RIcnMOSp, Va, AZ,
A RE nnw RECEIVING their Fail supply OF Drugi. Mrd;'
"A ems, Paints, dis, lye-. Window 'iia.s, coiort,
Vsrni.hes and Brushes. especially adapted to the trade OF
v,.,ini, and V,rth CurrIina They ARE agents Tor the sale Of
y = ". ~ w.. WV ,rn,, W.,.r p:lI. and Alum " ass, aud al tha
ponulnr medicines OF the day nj proprietor prc's.
! Pntirular attention given 10 physiciaIts orders.
sur li-c3n.
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LENflS HILL,
ppnDrcE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TRIMS 10 the sale Of WHEAT, Flour, CORN and
"A TOBACCO.
0lsce on Governor or 18th Street, Richmond, Va.
tI, :. ,-r1vl
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". MINOR & BRO tor iIbrrn.rlr county.
w. II. MANN, GDrdJns".lic. and The Depot Agent. !rI
there To- !t"Tmond are oar authorized agents To r-cr'
orders Tor lime.
J. ]. BUTLER & co, al Richmond, for that place.
Iu!y &c till 1itl Oct. BROWN 4 MORRIS
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FOKTEs

GEORGE T. EESRIT. ChUirma
joins W. CHAMBERS, Secretary. Aug l--w3
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SILVER Crp.-The Justices Of Ienrico county, and
the officers of the court, have determined, from their
private means, TO present Lottin n EHe't. Esq, WIN
8 magnifcsut silver cup, a. u token of their apprecia.
tion Of his services while clerk Of the County Court.
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r,vn tn TUp pI'RrrC

Also, excellent PIano-. Of various s'y'ca rrd prc''
Brown & Allen, Boston, makers ., very high i.uT.
and experience. NAIHL. TAM
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ground of tn. no Utility OF n party IN New England 10
the present Union 1t was moi that its extension, by
the purchase u, Louisiana. would extend siarcry, but
that il would extend the Union beyond is original
limits. go that New England would lo.e her relative
weight. This was ths complaint, and the only com
plaini, when u disuniru Convention made it, arrange
In.uts tn set in Boston in the summer nf 1901. When
Louisiana was admitted, and this same Josiah JAIN.
CIV proclaimed the Union already virtually dissolved,
when he openly avuwed himself! in favor vi instant
secrssinn- inrcILiy Z, Il nrrtS>dry-wiia was his great
and main argument ! what the great infraclion "l the
Constitution he complained of Ii was that the vote
of new States, not III the original chnicderary, would,
Ms he now complains, take away the 'who!c power"
of New England Tin the ballot box
From 1904 10 this day, New England, or rather we
should gay the Essex Juntn and their descendants III
New England, have sought disuuiun. They sought
il throughout our Its war with England. Their ex.
c,se then WIS, that We were wAging an unholy and
unjust war. They refused the Use of their militia tn
the confederacy, gu the plea TINT they were necessary
Mt home, and then allowed Maine To DC occupied
without resistance by the enemy. When American
citizens icapturet a. JAMESTOWN were transported to
England for trial, and Threatened with executions, aud
when our government seized hostages for Their safe
~. and imprisoned them in Massachusetts. lalls, those
lIostagrs were assisted 10 cscap--;he newspapers.
and evrn the pnlpirs Of Massachusetts reioicei in
their escape and the ssachusetts Legislature
missed an act refusing tbs nsr OF their .lhiis IN Tie
general government. The hostile English meets were
almost openly provisioncG, and traded with IN New
England. Three American Vcsseis 81 "hI "te
blockaded for months and months i'll New London
by au entirely superior British force, and whenever
in q dark night. or when the blockadiIg force was
scattered, the Amt cans attempted 10 got 10 sea- las
they repeatedly die the British were immediately
sisi!alird by Blue LIGHTS FRO the shore 10 STOP UT
10 capture them! Tnis tact, be it remembered, reSis
on the testimony of Commodore Decatur and ailhis
officers! We have already alluded TO the insult t"
the corpse Of Lawrence, who fell fighting the Shan
non, almost within view Of Boston Harbor. Then
cana ths lIurlT,I1 (nD .ufIn 1hn ttnnrul trBHSOn
was only not cousunmatcd through. fear. Jessups
falcon eye was on the traitors. The gallant Temp
in this and the preceding question we have not Quin.
cyis speeches before Us; but We quote from Hildreth's
History of tie United States. which, exhibiting az much
Federal partizau.hiP aud bitterness on nearly every page.
as ever did Quincy hirlscif-the upclo;ist Of Quincy N all
things-cannoi be suspected Of incorporating him.