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GliNO Sl,PERCEDED


lNht tHDER- -iGSED located at FisE6rsv!ic, Angus
g cs.at: Vagina. prepared 10 furnish the very
g Ais" oI "rCRE LIME" burned on the most aP.
90 !aons,'oa plan, containing more Of its original
?";;", i:an AZ other Lime burned i'll the state anu
- c",', w!Gcn wl. enable the farmer to improve his
.i''eo lands cheaper than he has heretofore had an
aTaHiiy Of Co:s We propose deliver on the cars
o. Pace. >LiC IED LIME at Z cents per bushel, or
) >!IC LINE Il: Oae Shilling per bushel, when used
's'c4.'ufr! pu poses. The nberaty Of the VlrSinh
: ~ Rii Roa Company has so much reduced me
~ "a TIL. sr As 10 enable all to use tat trihing
't'r Wen con ared with Gusno. All must ana VIII
i:"a vale 4. oneis only TEMPORARY, the othcf Is
EhSA>ENt Nnii ,vcr of the soil.
" 'irrgiU:n irposcs it is throw in the cars loose
"a. =" .ar :. cost OF harrel;ng To the Merhan'c
i 49," hH!say ,aco,nmcnd our Lime as being equal
H. .ir. aGi whcne,s 70 any in the world. Our
" p9' U IN icrccs full sizc, and warranted at 20
p i"'rc. II, ;mc Niius. IL equal, why not use 1t in
,'ef's 10 YANKEE hmc'
C'Iuany per Car Load OF Tons loose or in bar.
I hcai.ond Sl9: A,lce-. SIS; Perks Hanover Court
-. al WickE4 as, SIT. Junction, Sl5: flucle,b J.
's, aaa Auieg sons SIS Frederick Hal EamIa- and
7"t Dan sl3; louisa Cour, House, and Tolrrsvillc,
Irey,Ian's SO; Gordonsv;lle, Lindshy's, Gra Cold
F s. ke.s ck md Shadwel 81: Charlottesville, So so
Slv.e Meac.urn's River and Greenwood Tunnel, 50.
AGENTS.
-. T HlEOR e: EROS. for Albcmarlc county.
90. Il NAM Cnriousyille, and the Depot Agents from
'r TO Rchmon ,.s our authorized agents to receive
isIs 'Or l.rnr
!. BuTLEi; ( co. OF Richmond, for that place:
.T2--c I'LL 81 nr, BROWN NORRIS
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yyrur GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA


,urpr,S r'st.,rruar oi this Commonwc"Ih tc'
~ Love-, .-G7i,5n on the 2ist instant IRON t".
III, h. - o. Representatives, thH' .a'ah'!
from this State III the ni-''ss
:" - ,:.... occu-,cued by the drH't "s Thomas
,,r.a.- oi said House. tor the pssfie' com
-: ,bs cl,, =. oi Miidlcs"N, Wc.'mnieIHn1' W'h
r.,rx So aua,5crlnnd, kin: and Queen l'Hnrns
,.'r.,.:er ,...aews. James City, New heh'' i".h'
,,,. Ei,ts1,. CIV. Northampton and Acconac' 10
..aya ;4c { = al Williamsburg: ..,;,
g. .aa.c:D!e, HENRY ~ WISE, Governor o, IA" 'n
-. ural;h. bAyr though: proper |" direct ihe se''rA
:. -rc ,s!o Counties ami the Sr!-'hn, al 'nr 'u''
.W.a,n!sbyr., 10 caus, uu election TO ." aei' az
.:,l,x, oa ;.r Tuesday ni;cr the hrst Monde! l't'
i acr,l day II November nsX ITO supP! '"e '"'"''
.r-E.G . H., ror,t.
-, .n,i ..r,lr. aui city are required To nret "'
r, bo4., Of III" cou!'y oi Middir-"N 70 MAKE theit
n :Lc nj; eeu:a Gsy after the said iourih day o'
a a.c- ,,,y hand as Governor. and under The les
,.si Of :hr Ccm:nonw. ai,h. NJ Ricamond, tnI'
.3i az Il July, a. ID. 1850 and N the SIS; year
r -: r.h HENRY A. WISE.
b IL, l,ns-g1or. GEoKoE W. MuSfoRD. Secretary
4. .,.r.,rga,..,lrh. r July 2i-ctdc
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FARM FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my estate called White Bank, ly'
ins on the Mat,aponi river in King William county,
abou, one mile from the Courthousc WhitcBnnk Is ut
the hend of steamboat navi aon and opposite the village
of Wa.kerton from which place boat runs regularly 10
Norfolk and facilities for shipping grain are unrvaised
L. contain, by survey 6Sl about 300 o which are Ia
cultivation and have been thoroughly married from eXte
syr mari banks on the place The remainder OF the land
j. heavily tmbercd and offers great Inducements for cut.
,ns cord wood for which cash can De obtained ON the
banks oi ,te river The mari banks are easy oi access
and contain an supply Of the best cecon'
posed calcsrcous mar which yields by analysis between
- and 90 per cent OF nearly pure lime The buildings
OF dwelling house sufficient Tor inc hccemnoda
all in good repair OF them having been recently
built The land hss worked upwards OIL ten years
the five field system and Is III high stale o improve
| ulent.
Possession will be greu in the fall in tim" tosced acrop
of wheat, For further particulars address the subscriber
at .Etna pos,.ofce, Hanover county, Virginia
Movarc.f JOHN COOKE.
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.rwr\rI DOIItRS REWARD.

N!T I--v. vU!d W!T! >" pau %! i.o apprehension
-. l.yo - E!r, or in some jail III the state, 30
( Z. a,.g .. ~. OF my slave LlNSEf. | p"rchn.ed
81; =. Gcau DEi las, winter, oi Mr. CIendcnim. he
y, 1, ..,.rie and has wi.c il the county of
.ia.a..a I = doubtless luTkins about Richmond, or
e;a : ..G.i. or BGckin. nam, OF may probably
.ry... 30 tll !. way 20 free State.
!L.-y icven inches six feet tail. straight,
i, !lar Aat " i,:med, and about iuyears OF n:..
JAMES H. cox,
n Chesterfield Co
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FIF1,Y DOIIARS REWARD.

OlSiWAi ton. Edmund F. Noel OF Essex county
n On ,ae ia ., August, negro nun named ANTtlO.
yeas Of s-c supposed aboat six icet high, IN form
Ma: - Il Tor %, hia height, and more dis
k"d 70 ms !sr ,han lesny and We eshs ro"; !'o 70
pounds b. 10: tawny, hair brshy. head small neck
h. src more ons than round eyes snail. torrteeth
H.. .!.h'ly i.coOr,d from ;he use oil Tobacco. lie
a4ta .....sc,. and more intelligence than scrvant7
ally ard ~ y deceive the credulous. he has wiic
II RuJ"r, I, Eai,cs. bu, !or some n!'sccnGHct rpou'
2!!sc'uas h" ordered from there, out II '"''e''
2yrin-d. hc nae slll irequen,ed there s,.,,,y
'ia u.a0r.tl 10 offer the above reward "i r lr
LARS Tor hi apprehension and delivery TO me IN TIE
i Richmop EDWARD A. J. CLbPIoN.
Ag,.rs and Collector, No. wan street,
q. ll--clm lnder ~ I"nries rote.
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HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE. NEAR CLOVER
STATION, RICHMOND AND pANNILLE RAIL


OFFER for sale distinct tracts of land On" o!
= said tracts lies the vi Clover creek and
Dunns branch between MOsc!ry ferry, S.au:0n rv.
cr and Glover Station. und within and half mile, Of
the dcpo. The contains about five hundred u"rs Of
land Of which there is some beautiful creek .nd ornch
fa:, and the balance iaii high unl IL cultivation The
land i, well wntercd and cCntls RbOi go ia nri
Sinal forest OF w!yh hcIc is .rta; d@d U superior
shn-c timber, and pine and oak, Tor building puiposcF
This tract has dwcliin. on i.
The other ruct contains about 35 arre- ol whc! ali
50 acres in cuivnOn aud uf this there i fine
branch fiat and the balance fair high land in fin"
improvement There IS on 1t small orchard with nno,lt
500 young graits OF delicious fruit, growing beautifully
and a very tnc clover lot.
The dwelling house has six medical Office with
three roons; kitchen, house and lumber un.
der one roof stable, house aud forage under
one roof an ice house. with large forage it,
together with other necessary buildings tor servants Sc
and well OF superior water. The dwelling witnlcs
than one mile Of Glover Station, which rcucrs il c-irl.
ble TO gentlemen of Petersburg Richmond who wish
purchase country residence, 1t being orly ninety -four
miles from Richmond
The location is n fire for either male female
school, and very healthy situation.
The terms will be made satisfactory.
deed Of conveyance will b. made TO the purchaser
the bonds to be secured by deed Of trust the land
Sept Ii-c7t WM II. wOoTToN.
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TII01IAS :. GILLIAN.

IRON, STEEL AND FIJI AL "HHHl'OtSti
No. 81, BoLLINGBRooX STREET, PETERs9rhi, Va
n HAVE established myself Ter the Transaction OF &
II General Iron St cl and Metal Business and invite ns
att:ut;oR OF Virginia aud North Carolina merchants visit
ing this Market examination OF my large ana F"nt
assortment, my arrangements being such MS VIII enaoi
me 10 sell at the lowest rates.
Railroads Machinsts. Blacksnihs and the trade geAe
rally will find their interest to examine my siocs De
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received aId ptolaptly attended to-
Co., I-c3m THOS, 5. GILLIAN
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Sept. 29.-rhe largest Demo-
cratic meeting ever held in Carbon county. took
place here to day. From an early hour the town was
alive with excitement; vehicles of every description.
with from one to two horse teams, pouring their loads
into the town. The meeting organized by tho
selection of Charles Williams as President and tho
assembled thousands were addressed by the Hon. IL
b. Wright Gen. Wyukoop, Capt, \. Day Charlie
W. Carrigan, II. w. Dimmick, and Is. Schconever.
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HARD TO PLEAsE.-Mr. Buchanan was at Phllsd"'-
phia last night body of his friends from tins 'ly
called him out of his hotel. They wanted sPrr"h
lie said he wanted to make them one, but political
etiquette compelled him 10 be silent Unfortunate
Mr. Buchanan. He has renounced his identity 10 ns-
sumo the character Of platform, and he dur" no:
crafty his wish to reply to the sautatlons ct h'5
friends for fear he may joggle the PLATFORM Would
not the people of this country prefer man for Pre-!
dent ho retains his identity, has principles an
character Of his own, and can speak TO friends "r
foes the occnsion demands! We think they would
[Ner York Tr,1".r
The black republicans are very hard to please MIR.
Breckenridge made few speeches Mt the urgent 80
lcitation of the people, and the negro worshipp'Ts
were horrhed at his conduct. Mr.. Buchanan having
been called for speech declined 10 make one nd
the same men who denounced Mr.. Breckenridge .or
speaking are now denouncng Mr. Buchanan Tor not
speaking! Consistent negroites - Detroit Fire Press
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FAKM n CHARLEs CITY COCNTY F0E

UWAvlSG removed to Richmond, ! offer for sale, my
I'll Farm lying iu the county of Charles City. = 10 y
mill. from the Jarnes River and - miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 acres about one halt clear.
ed producing well and rspidy improving. under tae use
of lime clover plaster &c. There is good Dw"in. nd
all necessary outhouses. nearly Also an exec cat
Garden aud Orchard. The Farm could b. very conT"'
nenty divided notwo one containing 300 and the oth.;
$40 acrcc Persons wishing 10 purchase Farm in the
productive aud rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
would do we'll examine this property. rs ain disposed
to sell OH liberalani accommodating terms
The ovcrseer my brother living adjoining will show
tie Farm o any wishing 10 purchase
Address DIR o A. CRENSHAW.
lima u-cti Rnx No a7I Richmond Va
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"ABOLISHING TIE NEGRO RACE.

Mr.. Spinner, black republican candidate for Con
gress in New York, says in published letter, ~ am
in favor Of aJolishing the negro race" He does moi
Isays the New Hampshire Patriot explain the pro
cess by which he would accomplish this object, bn'
he would probably do it by the Banks plan of "ab
aorntnn."
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
vALUABLEFA FARM on JAMES RIVER SEVEN

VALUABLE FARM on JAMES RIVER SEVEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
\iE susscrbrrs authorized to sell valuable farm
on Jnnlrs River, seven miles below Richmond Tn,
old Osborne Turnpike thrnnghit.
contains 400 acrcs OF which 80 acres nrc cleared and
III hlgh sute Ui Improvement II hns all been recently
ah-n portion 1T the ratr 0 10 busir- and the rest lu
bushels per acre The land will produce in
formed ny the owner, from H. barrels Of pei
ncre from - 10 ~ bushels u wheat, md from 10 IL 81
pushelS 4" oats, according the 1t will RIO
Ve hnry lh" wood land n similar soil Ia the cleared
ana on portion oi it there is ne parcel of heart pine
timber.
The buildings consist Of dwelling with roolns, o
which have plnccs. There urc double negro quar-
teis and large stable in good order The barn is ar.,
and wcllc"nstruccd, which is added muciI.,.she.
and stationary horsepower for thrcrEug purposes. A
excellent icc.housc and all other necessary out
houses There are two excellent Springs ui water
the house and we'll in the stable yurd There ARE mt
good iu, trees the estate besides young orchard
Gently set out.
The place is very healthy-as much so any lho
river.
There is II temporary wharf on tho river, which
swcrs very well iurthc OF the place
TERMS e.iunrh cnsh; balance AT |, fnd years
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
Apply TO GODDlN & AppERSON Aucts.
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SALE or VALUABLE FARM 0N soTTM

SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE
EDWARD.
present reside, lying Immediately upon the Apponnt.
0x river six miles above Furnvilc, eight mil rom The
Court House and l! miles from tie SnuthsIdc Rni'rond,
and contanin: soaF suppusc there nrhc
lcnet 3O acres and creek low grounds Of very
fine quality with least 200 u. origpn forest The
highlands Of good quality and in fine condition. The
improvements are good consisting OF two story dwell.
ng house, with basement rooms. Erilt IN lsi, and all
other necessary out hOTsC2, most o them recently built
detailed Gcsarbiion is deemed unnecessary us those
disposed purchase farm earnestly invited to
and view the farm.
TERMs-Onc.:hrd cash, and the balance in ono mud
two vcras with the interest added the purchaser eye.
cutting bonds with approved personal security, ior TIE de-
fcrrcl payments.
Address, JhO. II. KNIGHT
Scni 15-clm FRrnvr. Nn.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED on the Both ult.. by the Rev. W. T.. Webb,
Mr. q. : vASIlON 10 Miss ANN AUGUSTA GATH
RIGHT, both Of Goochland county.
MARRIED on the nth ult at Oak Grove the residence
OF the BRIDE by Rev. j. A. Scott, Mr. 81. V. GRAVES u
Rchm ond Miss MOLLlE A, only daughter oi T. Movn,
ESQ., Of Halifax county, Va.
MARRIED on the 23d inst, BY the Rev. Mr. Pcnii"n:.
L daughter of G. P. Tayl0e Esq. Roanoke county Vn.
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1MES HIYEH ESTATE E0R SALE

OFFER for sale privately my plantations called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies on the Ian:s River in
the county OF Goochlaud immediately above Maiden 8
mond 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
OF whehsevoR,yhvc James River low grounds
OF tine heat quality, thirty.hve acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek rcd
land There is on the place good dweli!nghuus
beautiful site and all necessary ou,houscs, and both the
buildings and the fences good repair aud the land
lis In high s,u,e OF cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules cattle incu.
linz ilch cows and the farming utensils arc, the mo-;
OF them, new aud all of them sood-npd there aTe
enough both OF and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation Of the plantation
| The terms of sale as to the payments will be made
| very much 10 suit the purchaser.
Mr James ~ Payne my nlunager. living the place,
will show the property any person desiring TO examine
MAJ IT-ctf Nh PAYNE.
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Sept. is-clm
TAVERN STAND AND LAND FOR SALE
AL NICHOLAS COURT HOUSE. Va

TAVERN STAND AND LAND FOR SALE
AT ElCHOLAS COURT HOUSE, VA.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the Tavorn House at
II Nicholas Court House, (summersvlc) together
with $50 acres Of land adjoining the village.
The tavern house has been newly repaired and con.
tans B rooms Tho lot contains upwards Of nm john
nr the Court House square The stable lot quarter OF
acre-stabe new and roomy. 1t is good tavern stand
and also an excellent stand for store'he store room be-
inr under tha tavern roof The bar will net 81 900 per
annum , -. M
hc nnd Is very rich and about 100
susceptible of cultivation balance excellent pasture land
being extraordinarily rich 1t nbounds with the hnest '
her and excellent coal within half mile OF the Tavern
House ..
There are two wells of the nest water on the tavern
lo The garden Is very fertile There is also an once
and black smith shsp the same lot The tavern alone
rents for $3.50 year. ooo> .,roo ,h.
TERMs-Three thousand dollars, (s3'ooC slSoo casn;
the buance in and years. notes bearing interest
Persons desiring to purehsse great bargain snoua
make speedy application n per'oaa aIevpyu 70 7R1cE
Land Agent Nicholas Court House, va.
S.B-1hc wood and cot will greatly more ihan pay
the iaeres, tho whole clear, BY sale In the
About 100 worth of goods be sold annually at i'
per profit TO desiring to keep tnyern' store
and snG farm this offers advantages than any pro:
pe:ty III the State Ii. NJ I.
Aug Hl-cw9m Wing and Examiner copy.
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rug,.rA -EiYEnnLI.AKS KEWNKD.

\ ANYWAY rom the subscriber. on Friday, me 3,,h
: November negro boy by ths namc OF PHILLIP
~ :. uoau Il years Of age, five feet three or ioul
.a rz,h ,r thick SET, about the color OF ginger
|. . isc, AID large eyes; hu, habit OF rolling Iii
|, .lenra si"c or laughing. which look very white a
amer. is q i;;ie inclined TO swasscr and drag hi'
,,ya sukiu.. He is carpenter by trade, was born
.:- in iiiclmond, Virginia, and WILL perhaps, try &c
i. u, Tsy 20 nat place.
=. .!,e tue ahove reward fer his apprehension and
Strr Z. COLBERT.
S.x.EC-u A. C.
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RUNAWAY APR ESTRD

I LE"Ho loR Was arrested by tho Police in Viii:
E'!mStpn y = on saturday night 23d met, and on
SAID he he''":"d 10 ms near Eichmond, Va, from
'om lie cscGpcA u Tree S;ato some or wears ago
Wa. son;aed u l"!l Yesterday l-auiny al,h August
.o %.n.a '"cl!l'' h"ScTt's"o tor ii. master TO
nv ,Ot"ard p'y charges. prove ptupcr;v and take
u Inc negro says hc belongs 10 Edward 'Iohn.on of
move! couGty, neGr Richmond. Dick is about feet
inches M between ls and 2U years 0; ure and of
I''t aeon color. "e'' a''u VI
sep l-ry6w = n u.,, -, So
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PELASKI LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for SALE privately, tract OF land conta
tanning 900 acres situated in Pulaski county, w. :"
s south side of New River 9. miles from Newbern, III
county seat of Pulaski and miles from Newbern Depot
on tho Va nnd Tennessee Railroad Said land is well wa
tered having upon it FIVE or Elk untnilns limeston
sprinrs There is about 200 Of cleared land, lO
acres of which is No bottom laad will take peat ~
in showing the land those who may wish to purcht
aud will answcr promptly all eommuncaons per Icue'
Newbern, Pu!nski CO, Va.
Reference: B. F. wYson, Ncwbern, Va.
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TO HOLnERS or LARGE LANDED

VyHE AMERICAN AND TRANSATLANTIC LAND
IL AND MINING COMPANY, in connection with some
biers) OF Europe and especially of Germany, will nego
tate purchase and sell uns and mine= also will employ
funds in good promising enterprises DscovcrCrs nj nny
minerals or GOALS will lind greatly their advantage
call or address us nj Office H. Nassau street New York
CITY y ANTON MILLER, General Agent .ur the United
states and Canadas Per Il. N. Boss, Secretary.
n
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THE OLD-LINE WING PRESS on THE OLD
LINE WHIG CONVENTION.

The Boston Adrcrtiscr, old-line Wing organ pro.
tests against the action Of the Wing Convention at
Baltimore This is whathe ifrrrtsrr has to say ofthe
candidates presented by the Baltimore Convention
Thus much for "principles." The resolutions Ger
tsinly cannot be accepted as A declaration Of Wing
PRINCIPLES. How is it with the mem' Here is the
ninth resolution:
Resolved, That cordially approve the nom;un-
ton Of Andrew j. Doneson, Of Tennessee for The "i'
flee Of Vice President regarding him as a naiionai,
conservative patriot, faithfully devoted TO the Cons-
tuition and the Union"
We are told that "a by any other name would
smell as sweet" but really the odor that from
calling Andrew Jackson Donelson a Hhig cannot bs
mentioned in the sans breath with sweetness His
very name rebes against II. An noldtashloned Dem
ocrat of the straightest and hardest kind the cordial
approval" of his nomination by the convention ut
Baltimore shows that that body had no legitimate Il
tie to the honored name which il arroga,rd.
In fact, this coupling Of MIR Fillmore with VI. Do
nelson by the Baltimore Convention, III its extremity
ia new illustration of the a'!age that MISERY naAt4
strange bedtellows. As editor OF the "msh'nSt'h
Union in the year 1850, it devolved Mr.Dorcson,
40 partizsn writer, in parzan press, to Willy hn
administration of Mr.. Fillmore, then President, "t
to deny him the credit which was justly hi. due
How faithfully this business discharged the hss
Of the Union to this day bear witness.
With regard to the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore,
whatever may have been his antece,entr he IL rot
now a Whig he does not pretend that hes. lie aO6l-
doned the Wing party with hs own eyes open, WHO
concealed from the view of his former associates by
the machinery of secret organization. When he
accepted the American nomination he made no pre-
tence of any claim to- or any desire for Whg support
In hs early speeches on his return TO America from
abroad he even repulsed the Wing party with an un'
necessary ungraciousuess. II is true, Mr. Fillmore
was once Wing and SO continued as long a. 'h"
Wings were a powerful party with offices in ih"r
gift But be is not a Wbig now. So was Mr.. Bnc.
hanan once federalist, and for ought we know hls
supporters may attempt TO get up Il Feder"! C"nrem'
ion to ratify his nomination by the Democratic par
ty. :, ,,r
But lest il should be said that because Mr. Fillmore
was good Wing in 1885, he is therefore entitled t"
Whig support now, we will suggest that so ais" WIS
Mr.. Dayton of New jersey, the Philadelphia cnrd'-
date for the cePresidency, good Wing III ls"H.
and on the same grounds, entitled TO Wing support
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VNrASIiRD TO pURCHASE.-A tract of timber
" land or wood land say from so TO 800 acres on
James River or some other navigablc stream Address
with full particulars stating location price distance lro'n
Richmond &C. also price Of wood per ccrd at landing j.
W.. VuIlcy Forge Post Office, Pennsylvania
Aug lY-cu
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NOTICE,

flE Twcn., Second Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
aoldcrs @; 80 Janes River and kana"hn Company
hcld at iir office of the Company In TINS city on
~ the 2.;h October next
.:..- Of Attorney, appointing proxy to represent
e ,.-:n,deJ sufficiently auth. ni!caiedii Il nc u'i'
:, .,ai an! cal oi the S;ockhoder ";ld attesied by
! 1..cw.'u .sses
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
1 ,' men these presents Tina; wc, inc sunsc..
!, :e-, stock holders in the james River amd haha"
,r--.g?. do !.srchy constitute and appoint -----
- ,,i .aful Attorney and Proxy, TO represent
:. N al! general meetings of The Stockholders o
eco. shcr we are not personally prcsent or repre-
4 y .1rae o.her Proxy with full power and authori
,...t Cruo- Meetings, 10 give srch vote or Yetes
: So ch =, n &c; ac.s, rs csct CT Is co!:'d give
20 ..t ,,o: OF the said meetings il We :!cre per
,'y 9;.s-r, and we do hereby ratiiy and confirm
gy vote or votes act or acts, enid Attorney may
|y .rc or 30 Tor US. in pursuance 0! the authoFy
|" co G":rc,. c?0u lin.
::".s 90. hama, arl seals, this - day Of ---,
:aou-an: c;..a.; auui:rdn nnd ni;ys,x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-03
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II HEREBY give notice. TINT Virginia Land Office Mill.
tnrv Warrants No. COZ which issued the 2Ist Of
juno, l7s5, to VIM Reynolds assignee Of Moses Qunrss
and No. 44a4 which issued on the l,n any OF July 1s
was assignee of Ambrose Arnando have been lost islnd
or ed and that the heirs Of the said VIM Reynolds
deceased will in due time, uppy TO the Commissioner ot
the General Land Office for scrip, in lieu OF and in salts
WIN REYNOLDS TRENT
One of the heirs Of WIN. Reynolds, deed.