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G.. +. DESSIs, Secretary.
PUBLIC MEETING IN HANOVER.

Pursuant Ia notice, Il large number Of the voters OF
District No ). in the upper end of Hanover county,
assembled ut Rockville TO nominate suitable candi.
dates to ill the offices in slid district, and for other
purpnses-which meeting, was, on tIis, the 9TH day ut
April, lSJ6, organized rs the appointment Of Josrph
TulI.y chairman, and Tarton Wopdson secretary:
whereupOn,
On motion Of Boiling Vaughan and others, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed committee to Sc
lect aud report to the meeting suitable candidates to
he voted for TO ill the offices in said district, at the
ensuing election next month, to wit: Boiling
Vaughan, Patrick II lsbell, John cambridge, Thos
J Pury-ar, Chas III Vaughan, Joseph Leadbc'fcr,
Hugh X Apperson, VIM K lrby, Philip Mosby, Ed
ward G Nuckols, Jas Wash, WIN II Plessauts, DR.
Matthew Anderson, y ii Wash, y J. Woodson and
Win Chiidress.
The committee, after retiring for short time, re-
turned and reported to the meeting the following
gentlemen, rs unanimously selected and nominated
,rc;, TO wit; Thos l. Jones, Joseph Talley, Tarlton
Wuodsnn and DR. Matthew Anderson.
The said committee also unanimously selected and
nominated Charles III Vaughan and Patrick ii lsbcl
~ suitable candidates for the office OF OverSrcr of
the Poor. The said committee selected y II Wash
AS a suitable candidate for the office Of Consablea
of which nominations were unanimUusy approved
and adopted by the meeting.
The meeting furthermore, on motion OF Boiling
Vaughan, appointed the following gentlemen, 10
Withholding Vaughan, DIR Matthew Anderson, VIM
l. Hopkins, Wn Irby, ThosJ Puryear, VIM Wing
field and Joseph Lcadbcter, n committee from this
district 10 meet and confer with the committees from
the other districts in the county, al Slash Cottage,
the 18th instant, AZ To the proper point 10 be selected
for the location of the contemplated removal OF the
Court House.
The meeting, then, motion Of the secretary, nd
jourued sine die. JOSEPH TALLEi, Chm.
. TARLroS WooDsos, Sec'y.
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WHAT WE HAVE GAINED.

In the last legislature the iindoos had majori-
ty of about 20 in tGs House and all but Lro OF the
Senators. This year, We gain more than fifty mem
beers of the House, and elect iine Senator'S Minor
run ahead of Imgham, though he was in a minority
of the popular vote, about hrn MoDsana this ye"r,
lie will lack only about one Thousand votes 2i an
,lecttoe By tie p.vj@s the Hndoo, Abolition aud
Wing candidates combined! This shows where Con-
nectcut will be in tie Presidential contest, soon TO
come of. Almost every town i'll The State shows
Democratic gain on the popular vote and while we
have los, the election by the skin Of our teeth We
have the satisfaction Of knowing that the Democratic
the only party in the State and that the opposition
il doomed TO fall before it i Nem HareH COnn.I Re.
pj,yPr.
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RESCUED BY FOREIGN
SEAMEN

ricau Minister at Maple, ine.::"ns III terms ui high
COMMUNICATION, the eminent services OF MIcengo ID
Alnuao g:.l Capt. Gonzales, in rcscutn2 from ship
wreck the American vessels Parauo aid Golden
Rule, aud suggests that srall gold medals, WIKI suit
able. devices aud inscriptions, be presented them,
saving that such testimonials would be valued by
those officers beyond the decorations so commonly
bestowed by royalty, aud would Iot ouly strengthen
the relations and good understanding between the
two countries but what is o more Importance, might,
by encouraging similar acts, prove the means ot
saving the lives and property of American citizens
The document was to-day transmitted TO the House
by the President.
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THE FREMONT MOVEMENT.-Withn the
last few days. we have satisfied ourself that nsarl y
every men in Washington who joined the Republican
party after leaving the Democratic rank, is now an
advocate tcr tao nomination Of Col Fremont. So the
friends of Mr.. Justice Mclean mast sr their stumps,
for those who oppose his election, Us the Republican
Presidential canddatea gentlemen who are not con-
tent to remain in any party unless they are allowed
TO dictate its policysard 10 help themselves to the
first choice of the good things The Blars, Bentons,
Preston Kinps FL al are not the TO play second
fiddle to their present allies after having rated
from the Democratic party, because they were not al.
lowed any longer To be its head and 'front.'
Blythe by, it seems to be understood that Colonel
F., main manager about the nomination matter ia no
other than Mr.. Speaker Bauks.-[ Hdsatgg!0a star.
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:. q :: T IS ! .
,rrom Gauseho.G Words,


TIL, DARK SIDE.
That hast d,:c wei perhaps
To III, the bright disgust
And lay he bitter :ru'h
B.f,rr uur shrinking eye
When evil crswis below
W.. .,.,.,ns So pur. and fa'r'
Chin. ~ "a are k-,'n and true
T., fiiid the serpent 'he'e
.,1 y.t-l turn away
TI,y task is not diHII.e,
TIN, evil angels lock
On earth with eyes like thine
Shadows there are who dwell
Among US, yet apart,
Dsaf 70 the claim ut God,
Or kindly human heart;
Voices of earth and heaven
Cali, but they turn away,
And Love, through such black night
Can seq no hope Of day;
And ye.-our syes are dim,
And thine are kesner far;
Then gaze until thou Seest
The gl;ner OF some star.
The black stream flows along
Whose waters we despise.
Show us reflected there
Some fragment of the SKIES
Meath tangled thorns and or'a''
The task is lit for thee)
Seek for the hidden hpwers
We arc too blind {" see.
Then will thy grea: g1t =,
a crown and blessing call;
Angels look thus on men,,
And God sees good in all
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BROKEN FRIENDSHIPS.

,lss, they had been friends in youth
IN, Whispering tongues can poison truth;
aod consistency lives in realms above;
and life is thorny; and youth is vain
And 70 be wroth with one We love.
Oo,h work like madness in the BRAIN.
And thus it Glanced, as divine.
With Roland and Sir lsoline,
Each .pake words OF high disdain
nj in.u,t TO he hearts best brother;
Thew narted-ne'er TO meet again
But never either found smother
10 trea the hollow heart from paining
They stood aloof, the scars remaiE!ps,
Lie cliffs which had been rent ussundsr:
A dreary sea now flows between,
nut neither heat, nor f5ort, nor thunder,
Shall wholly do away, ween,
The marks Of that which once had been.
-Ae IColsridge.
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ItS0I'TIERN aCCPE'

SOUTHERN AGGRESSION."-At the present
Time 1hs President Of the United States the acting
Vice President the Secretary of State, the Minister
to England aud the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-.
srntat'ves the five highest and most distinguished Of
fcers OF the Government ars Northern men. In I'D
us well as majority in Ln,h branches of Congress.
In the House OF Representatives. the North has ma
iority in every standing committee, and the chairman
Ut all excepting two. Yet notwithstanding this fact,
We hear the delac"gue cry of southern aggression
aud "usurpatou. DO hot those who join in it under
such circumstances Outrage aud insult; our common
seuse How can there be any Southern aggression
when the North has possession of all the higLest OIL
fees III the ADMINISTRATION, and full sway in both
branches Of Congress I-Ph'ia. .irg"s.
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JOINING TIE DEMOCRACY.

The PvnDsy!vanian publishes a letter from William
Sergeant Esd, soE IF the late Hon. john Sergeant,
aud like his father, AZ earnest Wing. Speaking OF
the municipal contest in tie: city, Mr.. Sergeant says:
"lne contest now is acknowledgement the Demo
cratic and Know Noihin; parties TIE former, what
ever may be- lis faults, is open constitutional party
the latter with iis grips and pass words-ts oat's
aud secret meetings opposed to the constitution and
the whole spirit ol our iuctutions: ms beng me
i.u II has not cost ne II moments reflection which
side 10 oppose.-I intend to devote myself rs ener-
s.tlcaliy a. possible TO the success of the Democracy
II J;traudri0 Sentinel.
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Mr. Mason subm.tted q resolution directing the
committee the library to inquire iato the epedI-
enny of authorizing the Secretary OF State, under
such restraints and regulations as be may prescribe,
to permit such persons to have access 10 the nnpub-
lisird papers Gf Thomas Jefferson, the property OF
the United States deposited in his department. as may
desire the same for the purposes 81 political or hsto-
rca research and TO ALLOW them 10 take cOpes there.
OF. Agreed Il" -,
The calendar was then taken up and forty eight
private bills passed including one for the bene.
lit of the Hebrew congregation ut Washington ana
Il bill directing reorganization o. the accounts be-
tween the State Of Maryland and the United States.
The Seuae then adjourned till Monday
uOUsi, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill for the relic: Of John L. Pendleon was
disposed OF in committee o. ;hs whole and passed,
when the House adjourned till Mohd"T.
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TIE FREE STATE CONVENTION

BosroS, April Ex-Governor Robinson OF Kansas,
Just previous 70 bis departure from the city yester-
LAY, met a numtcr Of gerieulen, members OF the
Legislature aud Others ct tie roorls Of the Emgrant
And Society.
He expressed very decidedly the opinion thai the
safety Of Kansas as free State depends upon dc.
eaiins Mr.. Douglas bill fora new constitutional con.
vention as under the present administration aud It's
bogus laws, there would be no chance Of securing
fair election. Mr. AcisOn, who, he said. is Presl-
dent as Tar as Kansas il concerned, is reported t"
have three million dollars at his command TO force
slavery into Kansas.
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EVERETT HOUSE,

NEW YORK, HOK II = 60. ia anil Is55 IL
Owns ar, nd !. located on the North eide OF
now psrk The moot charming rssk Neg York saor
oi Th gl was designed especially tor the Comfort q
t;Iis. and single gentlemen
iHies @ .euents throughout are very complete, and
o comfort and elegance unsurpassed in this coun-
IL o. Europe ;, , ., ;,, s anu
desired are very spacious ceiling Ve.y high and pr
M npled with closets buth-, &C. rnd NIL other appoint
rts re, devised to make house attractive and comtor
,nhic Families are served either with private table,
Tabe iiote desired The occupants OF this establish
srt from location enjoy all the advantages OF the
y.y and bu.y Metropolis Gpd tie ttc rcpote in
ia quiet delightful apartments which the people Of the
South will lind worthy Of their appreciation.
HAWLEY D. CLAPP,
March l9-clm. Proprietor.
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Aid Tbs Nnti q nope thai raises asri sic aia'''
john Bro~u,
And bate the cous an: whine
OF the fnush whu repine, :,
And turn their good to evil by complaints joan
Brown.
But ever when hate,
If | seek my garden gate, I,bn
And survey the world around Inc anu aoo''
Brown;
The hatred flies my mind
And sigh for human Kind ,, Ioye John
And excuse the faults Of those cannon
Brown. l.ho
very simple philosophy that and not it " world ID Of
understood, but carrying a'o's shirt. and of pure
quietness, aud conter'hon' VI s.
unmixeG eniuyments:
KIcuMpSp April, 1870.
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HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

L.
EXTENDING 10 remove from my pref~n, !, a".. ~,
4 oFer the .a.l. Coz s1la il il siured IN Lihu''
the corner Of First and Franklin s,fI@'- - i,.
Of the bet locations the city, has been i'' m
his hest manner with all the modern IN ~ ~ "a Or
this lot there is good Ai;chcn, s:ube cai''se -S -
Posses. ion given next July c,d;p 4 anper.op
For tstIls. -, cSgurc Of M"ssf'' "'"''' -
or the subscriber. =, pIrryrnF,,sb
M.rcho =. -,
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HENOICO COUNTY,

The Democratic Vigilance Committee for Distric,
No. |, Henrcu county, will meet at their room, i'll
Port Mayo on Saturday the 18th inst. at 6! o'clock
r. NJ. As business Of importance will be brouGh,
before the committee the members will please be
punctus
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,r.,,, ,h, National lntelliscncer, April III

tItp National iHttllsSHSei' hP''''~'
,rpEST OF BURGLARS IN "AoiiiN" io-'
n.-,, b,If past one o'clock yesterday morning
va,chm,n Mockabee and Elliott perceived light III
h shoe store Of Mr.. Thomas j. Forrest, on fehhSy'-
"n;n avenue, near 18th street. SuspectIng the pre-
ssuce of burglars, Elliott went after Mr. Forrest %no
resides in the Northern Liberties, leaving Mockaoee
m watch the premises. On the return OF EIiiott
v,h Mr.. Forrest the yh, ofthe alarmed burglars had
been exnguished. MIR. Forrest entered Inc preml-
ses and found Washington Mayor, weil'Kho%u
blacksmith in this city, lying concealed upon me
floor and handed him over to tho watchiheh' h's
confederates hal fled. ..,,,uo -,
four or five o'clock in the morning, ne was ois-
CHARGED hy Can't. Birch upon giving hond conIoln'-
iv with John Hammack, his brother-ln law III the
sum of five hundred dollars. 1t is proper as part
of this narrative, TO state that hel'hel NaJoI nv
Hammsck ia regarded as having any pecuniary re-
sponsibility. ,, A
Upon inquiry, wachmen Mockabee and James AL
len learned who the companions oil Mayor hau oeen
on the preceding evening and they thereupoh went 10
the residence of John Kay, where Mayor rel9se1
them admttance. They then sent for and o6taintd
a search warrant and, thus authorized, searched the
premises and found quantity Of stolen goods, anu
detected aud arrested John Ray and Henry Croggen,
who were subsequently, committed to prison ny Capt.
Birch. Washington Saylor, IN the mean ZINE olsap-
peared, and has not since been seen
On the premises of Ray were found large assort-
ment of burglars tools, consisting Of skeleton Keys,
lock picks, screw-drivers bits, nippers, &c. The
goods were Of miscellaneous character consisting
uf shoes boots, cigars, cloths pistols, clocks, dressed
sheepskhls b"okbinders muslin for sdngs OF books
tobacco, vestings, carpet.bags, DC.
Mr.. Bushrod NJ. Reed has Identified some OF these
articles ~ being portion of property stolen from
him on December 23d, to the amount of $3.50. /: IT,
Forrest who has lost property to the amount oil S9ou
Michael Huff.r iewelier, $l6O, and G. w. Hinton, to
the value of SS0U have identified property. NJ T.,
Erklof identified piece of cashmere as stolen from
him; Nicholas Singer identified boots; W. /. BedIn'
ger identified tools and violin bow. Joseph Anker,
who was robbed last winter of boots to the value OF
S70. identified property.
A young man named John W. Domaine, who slept
upon the premises of Mr. Forrest az Il guardian "i
his property. sud whose conduct was regarded as
equivocal, Yesterday afternoon arrested by 70
lice Officer Boss, and committed to prison by Justice
Holiingshead. Upon his person were found articles
of stolen property. Tie parents OF this young man
are worthy and respectable people. Officer Boss also
arrested John E. Bay, a few months ago appointed
a constable for this county, upon whose person and
premises were found stolen articles. lie also was
committed to Jail by Justice Hoilng Shead.
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TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF CHESTERFIELD

A meeting will b. held at the Court House on
Monday next. hut being Court day. to appoint dele
gates TO the District Convention, shortly to be- held
IN Richmond, ~ elect delegates 10 the Cincinnati
Convention.
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FIRE, AT l}OST0S.

Busros, April lO.-A fire occurred on Lewis wharf
to-day, which destroyed 400 bales Of cotton belonging
to Messrs. Goddard J. Prl,cnsrd Loss estimated al
Sl5,UW
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....;.ir,, o r>f,oap,r IT ,;p,:5s / hope therefore,
Ina; m. exyy:;a;n will 80! &c ci'p;"vc and taAt
the committee viii Disagree viii: tho Senate i" tbs
amendment,
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JOHN 81 george GIBSON,

RISHn0rD. ~.
EBAylEG extensively t;t-d - their estrbl!,E-s
NE with the in,cst Impressed machinery are pro-
70 turn-l. Al short motto" and Reasonable ler'
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such"
Door and Window Frames, earrings, out and in'"
ish, Sc
Blind and Doors Of all .ar-ties.
stairs hanGrulls POr-'h"s. Vrrandahs bsaUH'' ,,s
Co:uicr- Curnrr Mpuiding- ana Bra ~ =" w.
and put."rTs
Monliu.s OF NIL descriptions
Wu-i!.bour,!s Chair .boHrds Ceiling boards SC o. o.
The vii! make estimates for work - pIsG- 'g'
them and deliver it 1T their factory the "sms'r'
Orders respectfully solicited. jan -
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The German Quatery Magziur has al article on
the worlds marine, from which il appears that the
waters OF the earth navgated by ilj0uU vessels
of l2S0l.6s. tons. THE United States have
900 TONS Of shipping Great Britain 5000 600
Germany, INCLUDING Austria, 0UU. tGD, aud France
Ia IA
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NEW YORK, APRIL ll.-Four is slightly lover
sales of State brands at 81 81 6S other grades
are unchanged. Wheat is firm; sales of prime South
ern red At 81 80 Corn is iirn aud unchanged. PORK
has ad72aced-AIess SIG 50 II ~. Beet, Lard anu
Whisky are unchanged. Stocks are firm. Ster'i;1
is dull.
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JUNCTION. VALLEY TTRNrIkG FOR ~

At PuBL.C AtCTIHb. -
NOTICE is hereby ciYcn, t.a. by viva" OF ace
" made by the Circuit Coa!: of kocApr"s'l
sh OF April 4. D. ls!j, i'll H." CIR" OF Wni l.. sEs
others, W. the J,.n,,;on VALLEY Turnpike CoiP.Is!
othcrs, We. the undersigned commissioners .'
no.c prpoinIoi viii On Saturday. the l2'a ia! o.
next, a, the 'front.' door Of tin Court House IN mt
a,sir, ct,r tor sal" .h, roui of snd company W.
appur,enances leading from stanton I" hichrha.,
'TFRNS-Cs-h in hand sufficient to pny tie exp
nj s,Ir ,nI costs o.. suit mud the residue IN tour 't.
.;.rrr,s payable In six, twelve eighteen and '"th!
mor,., after the date OF sale, the purchaser giving
with approved personal security, and the tH!e y'''
tanned ne Ultimate security
THOMAS j. NICHE,
WM. w. BOYD, CogH
:. NCD MOORE,
April lO-ctds L pAyTOJ.
hnn D.snHIriI CODY.
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JAS. ALEXANDER, eec'y.

NEW ORLEANS, APRIL l0.-Cotton has I'D.
vanccd from oueeighth 10 one-quarter Of cent;
sales OF 5000 bales Of middng at % a 10. There
were sa."a Of Corn at 80 cts. kcg Lard lU,. Mess
Pork SIG. Conee &c. Sterling 81.
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AYR. WALTON WAIT, or Of dead his personsl
MANSAY REAPER AND MOWER

4 GENCY for the celebrated Mannay Renper and Now
"A er, which possesses advantages all other reap
crs -. rfo-ln.tion machines furnished upon early
ties of oudoun Fsucuier Clarke, Frederick mad i'a.
e n. and general agent tor the State l. l. HlIi, .,
March 2i-clm Whirc Post. P. o., Clarke count, va
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WILLIAM BATrAILE, ,,,,S,sl

ATTORNEY At Law, YdZOO or !, III n, Jscts !
t0NTlNUEs practice in III" Court m;. hr st"
y Winston ..t and snaowcr will give f ...-sn Of
lection OF claims payment Of tax'' S Rsis;. 70
titles in either o! those counties S,ribn: s;ana
T Tfsss + FL Rnos E.S de- W.T. M.
Green & Co., New Orleans M.;;fs ..S o Va. "m
YORK; Gen. WIN f Gordon, AIOe"'"'' OCT ll-~e"1
Gouge, Esq, Washington City
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THE KAN

THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE t.
ST.. LOUIS, April l0.-Messrs. Howard ana ons..
man, of the Kansas committee, and Ex.Gov. Neeue'
arrived here yesterday.
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MARBLE YARD.

gOHE T. ROGERS, 9Th street nrn,- Main, ki,.tpDs,
- Va Dealer in Egyptian Italian and American ~ ~
MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE STONE .mgn6S
PIECES of every description, WALL PLAT 3D. r nv
DC, &c
Any design in Carving executed in the n'n'e., 'r ,
OfdH,s iia,n tie Ccua..s, VAN ~'S reieie''-e "
attended 60 x,l,,
Sr Rogers having sr-rrd k!s time IN one 81 To :,
Embellishments in New York City, and having me-,
rience in the business ratters hiln-ef that Eli
cutcd nj his shop will give entire sss'isstl"GS
Enrth or South ":
4. Il. COURTNEY ATTORHEi Ar "a" -
NOTARY PUBIC, RICHMOND, "pp;cbr
VXTILL practice in the Courts OF the cry y. rrs
w and the adjoining counties, and will ai.o Ola
the duties of his G.Rce 0f Notary Public to' '''
4Id The ccupty o. gIeHricp. "a, voyDiG;
Once on Main e.. ,er the store OF W. W
three DOOR above 81. Charles Hotel
Feb 3T-cts
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

lAElNG made arrangements with Prot Mhpes tor
a the sale OF his Nitrogenzed super Phosphate ol
Lime at manufacturers prices, confidently recon
mend to farming friends believing II to he supetoro
any fertilizer in Having IL good effects ihst
yen on Corn and having heard good etects
constrained 10 believe supernr TO uEno not be-
makes better crop the H.. gear r!,cr apple.
ton but herausr its durability hnvin. in il nrgr PIT
portion OF bone dust For sale by the ton or bag.
BAKER & PLEASANTS.
Epri, i-cf Corner OF Franklin and Union cts.
AER. WALTON WAIT, Or df dead his personsl
w representative is notified that haze collected II
debt placed my hands by said Witt for that purpose
nnd that having written several times Mr. Witt Phr-
kcr-burg. Va, aud receiving reply have put the
ncy interest," but readily call in when the
is applied for by the proper person. Address
Va. H. BAILEY, Attorney Mt Law,
March 2J-cst liillsboro', n. &.
r;,, iyn
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The FALMOUTH MlLLs.-The two FIGURING Nj
in Falmouth belonging to the Fredericksburg Wa
Power Company, were rented on "Wednesday I";l
the following prices. The "Eagie.' - NJ SIauthu
Esq, for 81 5fO; the "Bcllemont' 10 Il. Is. Sc"
Esq for $..l6n. There was good deal Of compe
tiou and much spirit cvinced by all parties, DC "
be seen in the faci OF advance Of about 2l0o ~
the rate at.whicl these milis rented last year-t''
sricksbnrg Hsrdid.
7. A. Tidba, Esq, for many years president
the Bank Of the Valley, died at Winchester vs.,
few dnvs ago
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THE MEMORY OF Henry CL,Y.-Mr. Clays birth
Iay i. To- be celebrated on a grand scale TO-DAY, /,
his native county of Hanover, at that beaa%ic
place the Slash Cottage situated immediately OIL h
rnjI road between Fredericksburg and Richnoni-
rh, President of the United States aud other d.tIu
,.ui.hei persons have been invited.
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WATCHES, JEwELkY, &C.-A1essrs. Myers
Janke, whose advertisements will be- found in "
columns. offer great inducements to purchasers
Their stock Of icwelry, watches, silver ware. &C.
full and complete, aud their l1ng experience IN
business is guarantee that thuy will be- able TO O.
satisfaction II al. who eutruSt work 10 their care.
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ATTEMPTED SuicIDE.-Gnttlipp Col!mer. who "a
awaiting his trial in the ail nj Charles,own jefferson
county, for forgery, attempted 10 take his own III
on Thursday, by cutting his throat with II razor hi,
failure was owing TO his having cut too hi.h d
strike the deep jugu!ar. He cut lis wrists also bad
"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15

FIKE.--On Friday night, the stable and sl.g:W,e-
house of Mr.. Leonard Hoffman, on Charles STREE
Fredericksburg, were CONSUMED by fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15

Not SorD.-Thc Fredericksburg Herald saws tbs
it WAS in error the other day in sitting that Col
Warren had sold 100 Of his Ark-ndae estate
$50 per acre. II was land of his in Delaware thai
sold.