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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-20

OF Mr.. Prentice occasionally amuses his
readers, excepting the Sag NIGHT portion, with
squibs which "point truths'' like needles
Here are several from Wednesdays Journal
Of We wonder if the laboring men of the
country consider Mr. Buchanan man of great
worth. He thinks that heir worth is just ten
cents day.
0tT The New York Sun says that Mr. Blu
chanan is "a ripe statesman" He is a good
deal too ripe-so ripe as to be thoroughly rot
ten.
OF Franklin Pierce was elected to the
Presidency by an overwhelming majority of
the nation because he was not known. He has
been dropped by general consent because
he u.s.
u An association of fellows in Virginia
recently sent three hickory sticks to Mr..
Brooks with the request that he would pre-
sent one of them to Mr.. Sumner one to Mr..
Wilson, and one to Mr. Wade. We cannot
learn that the consignee has complied with the
request so far as Wilson and Wade are con-
cerned. The fact that those men are known
to wear reU0lUers will cause him to reUOlve the
matter a good while before undertaking to
present them the hickory timber.
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Of. Our contemporary is perfectly satisfied
that Lockhart is not only the strongest man,
but has no equal in point Of popularity ia the
District! 1t is well. We are not satisfied on this
point. We differ with him so much as to be-
lieve, that had any other man been nominated,
such is the numerical strength of the Old Lii
ners in this District, that he would have had
no opponent-while Lockhart will not only
have an opponent but be beaten.
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" The Enquirer says four-ifths ofthose in
attendance at the Petersburgh Convention
were Jealous and enthusiastic friends of Lock
mart. The first ballot stood Lockhart 81, OPP
posed to him 48 votes. The fourth ballot
stood Lockhart so votes-opposed to him 40
Very Jealous and enthusiastic friends were
four-fifths of the Convention
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OLIVER p. MORTON,

SPEAKS TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK,
Instead Of at2 P. M as announced in the handbils,
Let everybody come up and hear the Peoples sandi
date.
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Judge Morton Speaks Tonight!

Judge Morton, the Peoples candidate fol
Governor, will address the citizens of Van
derbugh county this evening at Apollo Hall
Let men Of all parties attend. The compli-
ment is due him ola big, an enthusiastic meet
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~ Ex-President Fillmore was to have
left Liverpool on tAe Atlantic Jnne II, and
may be expected here this week or early
next.
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A. H. SANDERS. Eso.-You will announce the G.
W. MCBRIDE candidate the office of Sheriff Van
derhuh county and oblige the citizens of the
ty. je4
Mr.. SANpERs-Sr: You will pl announce my name
candidate TO the Office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 w H. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs-Flease announce my name candidate
for Becorder of Nanderburgh County the ensuing IL
election SUBJECT the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. JOHN FARRELL.
a. II. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce 4
ddae for the flee of Clerk of the Yanderburh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myl74 LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNALT am candidate for the oee % Sheriff
of Nan4erbursh county the ensuing October election
uyl2-tc W VI. HOLDEN.
re- good article will always triumph preen ded
imitation 1t has been said that city is paradise of
but let really article capable
ali that promised it, and it will
position dependent inflated notorety and
famed Stomach Dtters this
taken hold by the people and tried and found wanting
in curing Dyspe any When these
why should it appreciated
by everybody For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
HALLOCK Il ST0DDARD,
ieII- WOOLSEY II SAWYER, Agents.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
EN I'LL be sold auction the Court House the 25h
Q inst at O'Clock p. NJ. the dwelling house
occupied by Sam,l n Archer. Esq Second
the of Mulberry and the residence
OF Mr. John Farrell The lot is 37a feet front. by $50
deep The house ble two story frame nearly
in first order and in part of the city
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAMES CUDDY.
By BAKER & GARvIN. tbs
HANDSOME DIV ELLIN(s FOR SALE CHEAP.
LII private sale the handsome dwelling houae
u built by Jacob Born with the lot which stands 30
feet front by rs feet deep Division between ith
an Sth street. This model house mefy finish
ed inside and out with every necessary improvement
TEAMS --lue-third cash; = in uonshs and 4 in
months with the premises. If sold before
the y June it Will be sold auction that day the
IRE Uses. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE,
m523lm Agent.
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SIMEON LONG vs. MARGARET G. AND HUGH d.
ROQU ct Sale Court House door. June 23d of south
Or OF public square, beginning point of Main ST..
front line of said inches from alley dvi9
lgaid Or from 10S original plan said city thence
at right angles to Main allie fsad thence
along said alley parallel with Main 1854 feet towards
second ST. to the first alley aforesaid thence along said
to Main ST. aforesaid thence aoug Jain front of line
of said or. to place of beginning
FRANCIS AM0RY vs.. EN-. JAS. RCQUET EFT Al
sale Court House door, june 23d of property beginning 10
am inches from the norherly of he
erly OF public in Evansville Ind running
thence along Nam towards 80 inches thence
at right to Main IN feet alley said
os easterly quarter OF said public thence along
alley and parallel with Main towards Fourth IS feet
inches thence ia feet TO the place of beginning being
feet front Main ST. and running back the width ia
feet to tho alley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ap5 lyd&w

s Notices in this place per line insertions
20 per line three times; 80 per line week. dis
count on Ion ger time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-20

0F A Senatorial question was settled at the
Petersburgh Convention, relating to who should
be the Democratic candidate for Senator in the
Senatorial District composed Of the counties
of Pike, Gibson and Dubois. Messrs. Ha--
grave and Holcombe were the disputants. AS
their home Convention could not settle the
matter, it was left to the District Convention.
Mr.. Holcombe must have seen at the very or
ganization of this Convention, that he had no
chance, as DR.. Graf, the man with whom he
has lately had severe newspaper controver-
sy, and whom he (Holcomb) declared as be
meath the notice of all honorable men-zwas APP
pointed Vice President from Gibson, and chair
man Of the Committee on Rules. With Graft
by the side of the President, Holcombe might
have known his case was prejudged, and that
Hargrave would gain the victory. 1t was a
dead open and shut game, in which he had no
chance whatsoever.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

tUnger head will always found statement
and time sales1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-20

FSI@ CALL AT THE GREAT Book SALE. NEXT DooR
TO LGwENTuAL 4 CO.'S. MAIN NOVEL
AND SUBSTANTIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED PURCHASERS.
-THz
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FIRES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville TerroHRute
40 A. NJ. on whick local passengers will he taken.
EB For information through Tickets apply at the
Conpany transportation Office. head of Loaust Ev
ansville. jeI4 J. J. DANIELS. Sup1.
Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take other
a. INC dem
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ANOTHER ARRIyAL OF

S U NJ NJ E CLOT THIN CT!
ST received per Adams FIX press light fancy Silk
81 Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats, white Linen
and black Drap Etc Pants. white fancy Marselles
ests all made of the finest material and in
They will be sold cheap at 4 LOBENSTINE,
jele Western Star Coshing Store under Pavilion.
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TOWN LOTS
A T A u c. T 10 N!

- -
AN SATURDA 2sth day June 1856 at the corner
in Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will
fered for sale at auction, viz:
Eightlots in Hornbys Enlargement of Evansville which
the Ohio adJOins Evansville the lower
northwest side Some Of these lots front Water
First High They pposite the
demand for business purposes. TermsonefOurth
cash; 4 in five with interest and = in with
interest the interest payable annually cent? secured
by the subject foreclosure for the
whole debt default of instrument Of
principal or interest.
ALso-The folio wing lots in Lamasco: Lots
block II and % in block lots Ii in block
129 lots and in block 1866 lot in block I7f lots T. s.
H. IS and IA in block 1923; lots 30 q and % block
High street. in the 4th enlargement lots IS TO-,
j lots and Pain block I2S lots p and % in block 1885,
10, IL and ~ in block 1873.
ALsO-Lots p u and block Northern Tor
Rowey) Enlargement of Evansville, lots Is being
the dowry the widow Thos smith dec
y and having them good dwelling house with
and kitchen.
following Southern Enlargement:-
g. T. and in block q and in blk 81 and lin blk
and in blk s. J. q and rs blk 8; l. 2 and in BIZ
o. II b. II and Is in BLK 10; II and II in hi 4
g. 10 and in h'k Is; II and blk aud
3 and subdivisions of out lot Upper Enlargement
THE TERMS of for all except the lots in Horn
bys Enlargement. will be and will be made known
the day of sale.
Several Horribly enlargement will be leased on favor
able s. 10 Is by private Enquire
Of JAS. q. JONES. for self.
JOHN SHANKLIN.
JOHN j. CHANDLER.
WM II. CHANDLER,
THoS. s. SMITH and
my2S-Itd 4tw HENRY F. HORNBY
&Sj-F olksbote
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$500 REWARDy
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

" u I 2 II4J nv y y Y " I1I8IN 4
WMTE have received and have constantly hand
~ large and well selected stock of Fashionable Jewery
sing all qualities and syl which will be sold East
prices.
ALso-A good stock Of fine Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open Watches including Railroad Tmekeep-rs
all warranted and allow fgur We also keep the largest
assortment of Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. B. Beers
fine Gold Pens, in the city.
Silver Ware. Porte Monies Aecordeons, eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always ha and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manuactu
rers and impo ters ale to offer COOP ARTICLE
extremely low price. BITTR0LFF d SONS.
jel3 Main bet First and
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HOTEE, FOR SALE.

EEUEEL FOR SALEs
stand known the New Hotel, at Newherry. win he
Is sold terms advantag the tits favoraby
located IN the ourishiHg of in Greene
lud has all the eisterns with
eommodnns Stables asaeke l. When it is kno that New
berry the terminus the southern division ee
C. Straight Line Ralro&d also located ediaely
the and E. Cana the Feeder Dam, White river
beautiful and healthy location with
country the State wishing invetIn pro-
perty Of this kind will the advantage of investing
For partieula.s apply to either S. L. STO0DARD or
Jel5 I'm THOMAS JOHNSON.
EpELMONT AILs-125k kegs all sizes of this fayorite
ID brand, in for sale by
jels S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Syc- near Water
ETLOUR IN SKIS AND BBLs.-A supply kept con =
IL stantly hand for sale lowest market prices by
Je1s s. E. GILBERT Is CO.. Syc. near Water
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The Nomination of Col. Fremont.

! By telegraph dispatch, it will be seen that
COL Fremont was nominated by the unani-
nous vote ofthe Republican Convention, on the
| first ballot, as their candidate for the Presi-
dency. We hope never to hear again from
any man who supports this nomination. a sin
gle whisper in reference to other parties nom
mating candidates for availability. We hope
never to hear abuse Of the Democrats even, for
nominating Gen. Pierce. We do not mean
to compare Pierce with Fremont, but we do
mean to say that Fremont has no higher
claims for the Office of ruler over this people,
than had Pierce, and he had none at all, and
has abundantly proved the fact since his ele-
walton. Fremont is ignorant of the first prin-
ciples of craftsmanship. He has had literally
no experience in that calculated to fit him for
this Office. We intend to detract nothing from
his real merits in saying this, for he does pos
sess the highest merits as a man, but not sin
gle attribute of the statesman so far as his life
has yet exhibited. He now represents Repub-
lican AVAILABILITY.
Fillmore, Buchanan, Fremont-Banks!-
How gloriously rings the name of Fillmore in
this list If the friends of either Buchanan,
Fremont or Banks can be satisfied by success
gained with his name, the American party
may feel no shame in defeat under the lead of
Fillmore. But we look not to defeat even
cloudy as IS the sky spread with the storms
ofsectional contest. Every day Fillmore is
growing in strength. The nomination of Blu
chanan strengthened him-that of Fremont
will not injure him.
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Am and after Monday. June 18th. uatf further office.
W The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansville
12o p NJ arriving at Vincennes at 4;2eP. in time to
with the Evening the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad fer St Louis and Central Illinois Tore Haote
745 p. NJ nd Indians polls at I:o5 A NJ. making direct
connections Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Phiadei
pha New York and Baltimore.
ReturungleaVes Haue 1855 P NJ; after tke
rival Of train from lndanapolisarriyes Evansville
9:25 P, N.
Passengers by this train
and Louisville day Baggage checked of Indians
polls
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know ALL MEM By THEsE PRFsFSrs: That we, the Sub
scrbrs being Stockholders ia the James River and kanawha
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and law full Attorney and Proxy to
each of us in all General Meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company held within six months from and after the date here
of when personally present by
other Proxy with full and authority at such General
Meetings such vote votes and 10 do such other act
acts each of could give do member uf SAID
meetings, personally present and do hereby
ray and confirm whatever vote votes acts said
Attorney lawfully give do for pursuance of the
authority hereby conferred upon him. q
Witness hands andsesls, this day OF
thousand eghrhuudred aud ,
fSEAL)
V,s.e (SEAL]
WIN. p. MUNFORD,
Richmond Sept. 2a c2taw4w Secretary
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LATEST NEWS


Sunday evening, about nro'eloek, says the
Pittsburgh Gazette, distressing accid, ut oc'
CURED at the residence uf MIR. Fleming. on Pros
peot street by the explosion feiherenl "il'wiheh
j. another name for eanphrne. A lamp was
burning in the middle of the table. while the fam
ly. with some friends. were sitting around II
ewing. aud otherwise amusing themsclves.when
suddenly without an apparent cause, the lamp
exploded, scattering its contents III the faces
aud over the bodies Of those within its reach
Every place the fluid touched was instantly III II
blue Five persons wer" severely hmtnrd-tw'
If whom nre burned in the face. over the breast
arms, md hands severely that their lives are
despnircd off. The other throe nre burned deep
ly on the aims and hands hut these will get we'll
The names Of the sufferers are Miss Isabella
Matthews. james Matthews. Miss Matthew-,Mr
Fleming and Mr.. Fleming. Thetwn first named
ARE the ones whose injuries are feared may prove
fatal The injured persons are brothers and
sisters, except Mr. Fleming, who is Il hrother-'n
law 10 MR.. Fleming.
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Episcopal Grucra, seniion.

PuLApELrHIA, Oct l2.--M the Episcopal
General Convention yesterday, committee OF
conference. Ia meet one of the House OF Bish-
ops, was appointed on the canon of Episcopal
Residence.
Richmond, Va, agre ed upon as the place
for the next meeting of tho Convention.
The Canon i'll regard to the remuneration ct
Ministers Wa taken up.
Rev. Dr. +. Nintod, and DR. lligbee and DIR.
Cunning explained and defended the Canon against
the position of the Commute" on Canons, who
bud repoted adversely 10 il.
Rev Joshua Petcrkin, of Virginia. nnde nil g
labolae address against the adoption Of the Ca
non-gring INTO the merit, of the case.
Rev. Mr.. Ashley, of Western New York, roo"
TO second DR.. Ninton's motion.
The motion was then dismissed aud the Com
miitee discharged.
Mr. Conrad, of Virginia, wished the vote ON
tie second dsmission Ia he II test. If the House
nre satisfied with the actor of the Committee
they will reject the motion.
Dir. Nmtan then Withdrew tho second portion
Of his motion. and gave not CO that on Monday
he would introduce some ind6eati IN of the Ca
non to be acted on 10y the Committee or Com
nittee.
To-day, Bishop Johns, of Va, preached in 81,
Philips Church; Bishop Ot'V, Of Tenn, i'll the
Church of the Nativity; Rev. Mr. peterkin and
Dir. Sparrow of Va, in the Church of the Media
tor; Bishop Atkinson. Of North Carolina, in st.
Luke Church, and DR.. At drews, of Va, in the
Church of the Epiphany
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Riotn, II Political necsimg-u Killed.

P0rrSVIIIE. PA. Oct II a meeting Of The
friends of Fremont aud dayton was held last
evening at Forestville, Sotuylki county. The
meeting was disturbed by u horde of rowdies. and
the speakers were stoned ard shot at. Mr. Pat.
terson stoned while on the stand, aud Just as
lie and the other speakers were leaving ball
was fired into the carriage, which grazed the face
of Linn Bartholomew, and sho, off fhn chin of n
citizen of AlnersvilIc. Finally the military, from
Mincr>viile, were called out, and they succeeded
in urrcstiug five or six Of the ringlonders in the
riot. One Of them, in attempting to rscLpe, was
shot dead The othe.s are in the watch house Mt
Miner~vile, Several persons were considerably
iDiurrl
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Completion of the New iomndlnnd Telegraph,


ST., JOINS, y. T., Oct. S.--We nrr now in
teegrnphc connection with Badlock. (Cape Bre-
ton, y. s. The line from Paddock to New York
via Picton, St. Johns u. b. Portland and Bos
tom is now neary completed, and ii i, expected
that regular telegraphic connection between the
United States viii he opened about the middle Of
this mouth, The submarine cable, 50 miles in
length between Cape Ray (N. FL and Cape
North, (Cape Breton. y. s. which was laid down
last summer, is found 10 offer no impediments to
the trlrprnphic current.
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Congressional Nominations

NEWARK, \. j., Oct. 10, lS56. The Fifty
Congrr >>ionai district republican Convention was
held this afternoon, and WA, largely attended So
Hon a. &. VI. Pennington was renomnaed hy
acclamHiiuu.
ElMIRA, \. Y, Oct. l0.--The Republicans Of
the eth Congressional d,tr riot hage nominated
John NJ Parker for re cleo ton.
NEw YORK. Oct 1.-The Republicans in this
State have made the folloUng nominations for
Congressman: Third isiiic,- Guy X. Peltnn.
present member; Fourh--L W. Reyekman ;
Fifth-Gco. II. Andrews. of the editors of
the Courier and Enquirer; Sixfh-Joseph Is.
Stillman; Seventh --James w. Nye; Eighth
IIrnm WNkeman. pre- sent lnelnbrr.
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PnILADELPHIA. Oct. II .--George A. Coffee, II
recent editor of the Evening Argus, who has just
returned from stnnping the state for Buchanan,
has joined the Democr.4ic Fremont Club with IL
speech endorsing the Republican doctrines. 1t
was Mr.. Coffee VINO formally announce 10 Mr..
Buchanan his nomination when the Club visited
Whratlaud on their return from Cincinnati He
was also orator u. he Attn July Democratic
meeting in Independence square.
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MADION, Oct. .; 300 Both hrnnohe- II tie
Legislature passed the bill granting the Con-
gressional donation of public lands, for railroad
purposes to the La Grouse mud Milwaukee Com
any, by constitution j. vote over the Govern
ur's veto. The vote the Senate was IL To 7
and in thu House g 10 Z. The bin = now n law
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NEw YORK, o ct. 1.-THE Brooklyn IIealt
officer reports on = new cas" of yellow fever. in
nnl six cases q ID amc bilious ren'tant feye
including one de- 9TH
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yInn SIN lt-Rirc Company Arrested.

PHnlADELPH IA Oct. I2.-At midnight last
night disrep utablo man named Mclntire was
shot dead Will hose company was passing. =
The whole con ipany was arrested, and the uppa
ratus secured. The deceased was lately charg
ed With having killed woman with porter bot
te
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FUNERAL. NOTICE

The funeral sermon Of the late Mr. JoHN REFs
VIII be preached ut his residence Opposite the Wash
lng'on hotell this morning. at 10 O'Clock, u the
Rev Mr. Thompson. His friends are respectfully in
vited to attend oct u
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MONTPELIER Oct, 9 .-l'he Legislature of Yer
mont assembled 10 day. George w. CRANKY, Re
publican was chosen speaker Of the House, re
criying 1876 votes. an ! II. l.. Wilson, Dem, I6.
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EOEN a.. GEt.EE.

NFN ORLEANS IL,
AGENT FOR TIE SALE or NANUEACTURED ToBAG
co would respectfully lick Consignmcns from Manu-
acurere n Nrgn with the that hc does
Head ia the article except Commission Merchant his wAol
time and attention will be devoted To the Interests OF those who
may favor him with their cpnsigHmen which liberal al
Vances will bc made
KtftRlNcLs-oyler Keen, Jesse Hare & c.. Hef \
Preston. knight Allen Col. Aug. Lettwirh Amman q
Hancock Lynchbnrg Chas NJ Cosby l.. II. Holland, Dan.
Vile John { Walker, Richmond
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ARRIVALS A I'll +

""'h'ngio' u ua-e-snrnd ~ Cinri. prnnr's.
o. l3.-Capt W y Davis Petersburg \ Ire
s'n, bristol; II Conley City; T RtpP, Lewlsurg;
l Il dlan, & 7 R R. X Echols, Richmond, } J
h'YI"der city j w Stone, do; r B Clark, 5 II Mat
saewS, Packet Boat; Jas Lydick, City; q Garrett,
f'ney Grove, Va; Mr. Patrick, Miss Mary Patrick,
- #lvania; " II loot, City; Smith, Leesve;
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u IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Tile allow oil aud well
established Hotel in Richmond, Va Tor rent "h immediate
chambers Sufficient for t~o hnnired
beds dining 81 "a feet There are EXTENSIVE
and most for cooking washing, 49,
and large stable and large carriage houses, &c. &c
property well known that any further description
unnecessary To good tenant the VII
son l0rotatyts s. n. CRENSUAW.
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a LATE JORD&NS HOTEL--rhe subscriber having
property and taken
put complete repair H. preuy
his friends the iriner patrons OF the house and the pub
lie in general WM. 4. CLEMENT.
i,,,t ,sg IlrDp