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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-15

The Ex-Governor spoke Of IN. rce-soil -peeeh OF Mr.
Bolts In Richmond and clear the Democracy brvak
ing the pledge OF the Baltimore platform sAid Mr. Clay
vas opposed 10 the Compromise. wtsts strange cres-
,"re Democracy Is In making Of that kind
coming from Wing, To the genuiaencss the pre-
sent Democracy. What Mr. Clay opposed To a measure
upon which he spent his beat pstioe Efforts est.bs
expect next viii be said that he mr. CAy) bfos- he
died destroyed the Compromise, and Dcmocrst
party. The Democracy Is evidently alarmed. How dill
iercnt In the campaign OF 1889 the prospect. Gen
Fierce With the measures Of Mr. Fillmore In his platform
hon Buchanans With the OF Pierce In hi
platform IL the Democracy will only wait aud let Mr.
Fillmore administer the for the year,
they can place the OF his ag. In
their platform Tor 1850 and cleo, any Democrat they may
put upon IT, Then, Union-ovng Democrats Why not d..
II and prevent any chance OF division OF our glorious
Union, aud not our be made soldiers to de-
iuge with blood the fields they cultivate In peac.
which Gen Jackson said you'd DC the case IL the Union
ever divided. NC
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4 Sound pemecratic EIector.

We not surprised the rapid progress the Southern
Democracy making in the direction of downright Alb
oionisn Since the anti Southern declaration of the De-
mocratc candidate for the Vice Presidency that h- did not
belong any party which desires the extension of slave.
~, the disciples Q! the faith exhibit great prompt.
10 avowing that Mr.. Breckinrdge only spoke the
sentiments OF themselves and their whole party The De.
mocrac Governor Of Louisiana among the first TO ac.
knowledge his concurrence in the sentiment uttered by
Mr. Breckenridge; and have the Richmond En-.
q.iro aud the Richmond Examiner coming out in sup.
port Of the sentiment and declaring that il il the
sentiment of the Democratic party. They thus grant to
the AboIionsts all they ask and all they want The Alb
clifton cry is freedom IN Kansas and the Southern De-
mOcracy respond-we do desire to ex.snd slavery
there to other territory Thus these two factions
both Of which bent upon the destruction OF the Union
foT nothing meet upon common ground respect to the
question of slavery extension Why then do they quar-
rel!-except that each wants to establish separate con.
Iederacy wherein each may enjoy without interference
from another supreme power aud the spos which s
company il.
Becknridge has uttered a sentiment bad enough bu,
there deeper depth for leaders the D.moc
racy to For example, Mr. Hse one Of the Democratic
electors for the State Of Kentucky has been proved to
have advocated in 1852
"Tbe propricty OF calling Convention and stated that
his great socitude amend the Constitution so as IN
set the slaves free That he believed proportion TO the
number OF Tree negroes they respectable a. the
whites aud that they would be respectable il they were
all iee lie further stated that IL the negroes were eed
in less than fifty years he believed we would all be- with
out distinction of color and he wished to God t was the
case"
Such are the openly promuged views the subject of
slavery OF some OF the who lead aud preach to the
Southern Democracy Of to-day Tell u.s. is Mr. Hise thi.
Southern Buchanan Democratic eector whit behind Bur
linz L-.I
lgent OF the Southern Democracy follow susb
Democratic light as Mr HiseY
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Good Reason Why all Patriots should Vote for Fillmore

y.
The Hon. Preston Brooks, of South Carolina in re-
cent public speech, used the ioo~ing language:
mr. Fillmore is privately very respectable gentleman
lie made cool President and believe sincerely that IL
elected he would desert his party, and make better
President than think Bat that is The perV thiao I
don't rant afraid he could do well that he could
throio back the prospects Of disUnOn"
Mr.. Brooks is a Democrat aud svowed Dsunionist
But does he assign the best in the world why
all OF all parties who desire the preservation Of the
Constitution and the Union should support the election
of Mr.. Flmorep Why does Mr. Brooks oppose Mr. Fill
and sustain Buchanan. He tells you why frankly
aud bluny He tells you that he is ardenty in favor of
immediate dissolution Of the Unon and that he fears
his wishes aud purposes in this respect would be
should Mr.. Fillmore be msde President Should not this
argument OF Mr.. Brooks against Mr. Fillmore serve to i'm.
pei all loyal and patriotic citizens stand by aud sustain
Willard Fillmore 10 the bitter end
The very why Mr. Brooks don't want Mr. Fill.
made President it does u.s. is the very rea.
why he should be President ~ an afraid" saws
Mr. Brooks he Acoud 10 eeH that he troid roe back
tie prospects of sanioR"l Hear that people OF Virginia
aud the SOUTH Is this the first in the history of
the Government that anybodys election to any office,
much less the Presidency has been openly opposed
the ground that he would discharge his duties %
too Jdihtuiyf Verify this is the highest complim eni
paid to the patriotism integrity and wisdom of any
candidate for public saton and Mr. Fillmore is the most
fortunate OF in being opposed Tor the Presidency and
| BY his bitter enena,es for a like this
We impore the intelligent and patriotic people to con.
slider well Mr. Brooks objection to Mr. Fillmore and then
whether that objection is not conclusive and
~heming argument Why Mr. Fillmore should be eleva.
ted To the Presidency OF this great Republic We implore
them consider whether the election Of either Fremont
Buchanan would almost certainly eventuate in the
violent disruption Of this glorious Union and in the fearful
and Understandable horrors OF inermnable civil war
We impore them to think and deliberate before they
vote, and then, patriots and good citizens,
him who grill do cell hai he iH hror hack tie pros
pects Of dsHHio,. In word, for Willard Fillmore
and preserve the institutions aud ths gloes of the Re-
nubIc
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

ovv'cs % wa VIVA. Oct "a. ienA.
The sales Of Virginia skies the New York stoci H.
change Prs, BOARD yesterday. toooo ssx cash ssoeo
NORTH Carolina sixes sold at g. and 81
VI We have ssesAons By telegraph today marie, %.
duh.
The Paris Steele thinks Il demonsr.ble thu, Franc, fo
the las. forty has enough cereal. Tor her or
nary consumption In the nrsi year IN.
Importation has amounted nearly ,ooo quln the
same term ass year only little
The quantity Of cotton imported Of January last
exceeds the quantities Of The period. IN 1850 ana
1854 In The south OF France and In ssvsy The c.s
repre,-nied splendid ehiesc ar ,h
ta'aeers. -he mz the chestnut With rhs csns.npon I'M Para.
considerable Eleven twelve Of the Frame,
imperial foeacco nsnucscries 10 found are pe<d-s
In Paris tvo thousand ave hundred
In making cigars According Statistical thirty million, Of
the French oeaeeo they eight millions OF
pands There esasrrstioa In all this bot N.
Of the article Annually increases N desrer.
The Inspector General OF Lumber, Norfolk furnishes
the following aemeai Of the inspections
G expectation the West Ipdes during qaartsr ending sra
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CivmnED ANUsENgSrs The people Of steady Nee
England appear 70 have quite much zest for semi
barbsrous anusemeut- their neighbors Witness the
follosing.
After several silver dollars had been picked from
the creased poll the cattle show 10 Ptts6cld, Mass
silver wach said BE- worth sl6. tied 10 the pole
Scores tried w. vain win this AZ last little German
boy, Of PontoOsuc, named Weydman, climbed mp like
bcarcub When IN Eve feet II the uatch be oOked a,
steadily Tor moment and giving three leaps 10 shict
be seemed 10 lose the hold ~ the pole entirely he clutch
ed the prize and Gid back amid tumotuous applause IL
was found that his hands rosned, but this
deemed fir play he allowed 10 keep the watch, aud
afterwards won another in che same way.
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PRiksr ExoosSuSicAIsp.-The dinscul,les which
have iof some time existed In sf the Catholic church.
e. vt Chicago have at Las, reached issue The Til
been posted in al II the Catholic churches of the county
sgned by Anthony 0Rsgan, Bishop Of Chicago aud da.
ted at the Episcopal residence che Rev.
n q. Chiniquy. and cauonlng "a Catholic against hav.
Ing any communication with him whAsever In spiritual
matt.rs."
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FILLMORE AND pOyILsON GRAND RALLY

THURSD EVENING OCTOBER 2S
All favorable to the election OF Willard Fillmore. the
model President and Statesman, will assemble in front
the CITY Hail. at 81 o'clock, to participate in grand
mas meeting and procession. Ex-Gov. Washington
Hunt OF New York, ExCov. VIM A. Graham, of North
Caolina Ex-Cov j. S. Morehead, North Carolina and
other speakers from abroad and of the State
have been invited and are expected to speak
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UNION.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:


RICHMOND, Oct Is, 1885.
Gentlemen-Pease do me the kindness To insert the en-
closed correspondence in the columns othe inquirer
would be task less easy than bootess to expose the
contemplate qubblng and miserable subteruge behind
which Mr.. Bolts seeks shelter escape responsible
to injured gentleman. But choose rather to give
the correspondence to the public doubling that the
character oi Mr. Bo reply will detected and
despscd by the intelligent aud gallant people of Virginia
and hereafter exempt him from the notice OF all honorable
Your friend and ob't. serv'I
A. ID. BANKS
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BVgSos AYREAS DuSLLisr.-Tn the city Of Buenos
Ayrcs D. Luco Manoila member Of % the FIRST and
EeHlthest families and nephew Of the dictator Rosss
recently challenged ~ Msrrol, another "6r-t family
man 20 fight q duel For this crime he bas been SEN
fenced 20 three years bani-hent from the province and
At the end Of that period gill only h. allowed turn
on giving bonds Of $4,000 curren, money not 70 renew
bis cbalenge
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For the Wig
FACTS
Richmond county.

The Boston Post, Buehanan's New England Organ
reiteate its statement regarding the policy OF the Demo
cratic party rs follows:
at Is downright cdiHHy and lying assert that the
Democratic party have declared IN favor of extending
Slavery into Free Territory"
How will the Southern Democracy free themselve s from
the charge thus made by the Boston Posty
UNION
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wIrnDaAvs.-Judge hsgrsih of South Carolina. who-e
brother engaged In the fatal duel Nth Mr. Ia
Der. has pcremptorisy shdrawn candidate Tor Con.
gress In the Charleston District VIM Porcher Niles has
been nominated Ia Judge Magrat,'s place There are
nov three candidates running in that District John Gun.
bingham. editor Of the Charleston News Gen. 0ad.deu
late Minister TO Mexico. and Mr.. Miles. III
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An ANsRicAS MAasiAoE IN PARis.-A marriage took
place at t'. hotel Of the American ministers Ia P.ris
lev weeks ago. The parties Mr.. Joseph N. Hey
ward. Charleston, e. and Ms Mari. Henrietta Msgru
der, daughter OF Capt q. A. Magruder. OF the United
States Navy. American marriages. In Paris are becoming
of frequent occurrence. The Kew. Dr.. Hail. chaplain OF
tho British Embassy, the officiating clergyman In th.
business.
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IAuGE SUPPLY OF EHE MEDICAL
~ TEXT B0Oks-Yor sale by MORRIS, 81 Main -.
Wnson's Anatomy Kuke and Paget's Physiology
M"era Meiea Tnd Therapeutic; Megs Children Msgs on
Women and iher Diseases punssons Medical Dictionary
sous Practice 81 Medic Dralrs surgery;
Wnods Prscce Of Medicine United States Dpensatory sn
PHehee ~ sugy, aud great useful Medical
slssya for sale exceedingly cieap
~ MEDICAL SrUDENTH aud Predicting Physicians
specially requested to call and examine prices
lees A MORRIa N, III Main
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A. ID. BANKS.
RICHMOND, Oct. llth. 1856.

Sir: was reluctant to meet your son, because had
proof that you had him forward insults which
had shift the shoulders Of another
Determined TO ord apology for evading the issue
with myself consented to down to level your SOIL
Having disposed OF him. now confront you aud demand
the satisfaction which gentlemen always ready TO rem
der those upon whom they inflicted wrong and in.
suit ROGER A PRYOR
Hon. joins MINOR Boris
-Rv N.
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RIopMoNp MARKErs. October Ian. ,s,s

RICHMOND MARKETS. October isb, 1853
RssApEsrhe weather has changed last suddenly
yesterday morning dripping eoataaed up
writing, with prospect early cessation The
has undersone decided change and mercury
least 81 deg lower than yesterday s~en
course, interrupted by the "h~avy
dalness OF the market greatly to day
by the visitation Of rain, and nothing 10 report
roBAcco-rhs market unchanged We TS9i
common leaf lo&GllH medium to good i25 nne shipping
i5ztl6h nnr msnufg ibGtS5.
had
soG aud white tai though outside Or
a. sustained In cash operations.
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL EsrATE

N
gso.,On lying on Ss%e. liver 10 pos wi, county
Wilson Wlnfrre (tiaO)
James River Z below Richmond containing
ere go e,aIedJ With dwelling barn, Ice boase ETC Terms
liberal Adyd BY c. A. tlooD
Farm Of go Ia Gloucester county, Ware river ~
miles below the courthouse, with dwelling ETC. Terms LIBERAL
Yarn county, Mount Airy BoJd
from Richmond contains Boo with large dwelling barn. etc
See advt Of D. y. williamson. lt20O1
The Hotel" Grace 9th s-oppo
site Capitol Square IN this city for rsnt lease sale Advd By
B..u vi country seat at b. DeEinson)a miles v,., Of Rich
moud. Zee Advt Of O. A. [03Bl
Farm Of 96 eenrd the old road Han
eco acres, Appo@stiox county, known
land" gily situated 10 miles from Lyncburg has large dwell
Ing and extrive ochardsait gsr desirable
Ing. Zee sdvt OF James d. Mosby, com'r pN9l
Two tracts Of land Henry oounyone ~ miles from the O. H.
and ~ nom Danvle, containing 10S6
handsome dwelling, etc. superior
Daniel WATuick Mls Amherst county, Cd sale the
which resides go acres sides Of Piney
river The dividing line between Amherst and Neson See advertise
farm leo scre lI5 original forest Brunswick county
on the Mehern liver ~ miles south o. Laurenesye with Large
brick dSslllng etc. Adyd by Geo q. Rives ltLS'l
Parm Of 620 In Povhatab dwelling etc. there
on ULD l
The farm called seaford in county, containing 1876
Plantation oOcand county % miles from Richmond, called
Mount Bernard," containing Tyn acres (fD
Pawn james river In Buckingham county, opposite Towards
vile. containing CO.
estate containing Nottoway
ties. ~ miles from Richmond Adverted by g. Masters Ufl
go acres cleared Charles City county ~ milo
from Richmond ()
IRE sra Enon 70 "Pospeet H In Orange co., on Kappa
hammock contains 500 and has facility %
70 market (tf)
valnsbe min property-Ia,s "Taarro mills "at Rocteusa
rarr Emporium " Tor Investment See advt ofGA tf
the Richmond and Dsnvic " r. With dwelling outboussc
Advd by Vim. Risen. ful
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Giving Il Up

We learn from the Forida Sentinel that the Hon NJ
Mallory Of Florida in recent speech TsIlabasss adj
med that Buchanan could possibly carry New York
W. Mallory believe, has lately been on pilgrimage
to New York and has Doubt got all the points. n.
therefore presumed TO speak by the card and being
Democrat should be believed by the faithful VIVA,
then Is the duty Of the Baebansn Democrats in New
York; II they 70 defeat Fremont IL there bu, one
way TO do itg Aud Il not that 10 vote for Fllmorey
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THs NATIONAL FAia-Tbe late Agricultural Fair. meas
rh"ade'ph' Gloss With banquet at which the following
scene occurred.
resident arose and sald-The pleasant duty Isdie.
setoen 'als on me u announcing 10 you that We
'e present ON this OCCASION The last family
we oi the innoal Washington (cheers aud appliance
70 The iollosng ssntiment--- ~"
"Virgia-
Her name V iull Of high renown
her coil Is rich with honosed story
hna Waslhngion's uniading crown
n I've, 800. ae't'lc-' r.diance 70 her glory"
We Gusts Sss listened 20 with o,oEoond .,,.,,o
80 "reminiscences o. Olden ue and HI. fsmil;sr srsne.
Win Sen 6-otge Washington awakened the mos, o,aJ
o.c eno.,ons when he concluded the immense psviI.
~ ~'h he deAsuing paodits Of genuine, hear.
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KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY BAIIHOAD
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTCIIS

UpHOpOSAbS will b. received ~ he Once % the
u Company In Knoxville Tenn until SATURDAY G6slzs-4g
The 10Th DAY ~ November grading
u the FIRST division, extending Knoxvnle The -sr e he
Cumherland Mountains, distance - thirty miles.
THIS Division covers large amount ~ very heavy
Include Tunnel Of % feet IN length, 70 200 cubic Ma.
rock excavation
The Company have good stock subscriptions from the
state ~ Tennessee amounting ariy $4,000 applicable
construction % this Division
The through which the Road passes, rir prouc.
i've aud ahundanny able 10 furnish The supplies
The Cotnpsny ciain ne right rssrvng sh seons At .
time, uniss included IN the With
Sections r object being he compcou ~ vot
neary practicable ~ the
To reject any profn.ai. uai are not sails'a tory.
Bidders will required give security sasfactoy evidence
o. ,r splly Tor he doe performance q
awarded them.
Plans Prahes Specifications nsy SEEN and other
ton obtained a. the once o. the Chief Engineer
". D. PRfCHARD,
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The following an Official comparative statements Of the
quantities sundry article. the Jane. Rv.x ..1
ksna-hs Canal and from ehmond during years end
Ing sOth srplember, lsst, IS and 80.
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OF IBNNESSEE.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
LIST Dia--JAMES q. HOLLADAY. Of Norfolk CO.
I'd T" JOHN POLLARD, OF Petersburg
Sd - WILLIAM MARTIN, OF Henry.
9Th " THOS NJ. B0NDURANT, Buck'ham.
9th WILLIAM N. CABELL, OF Nelson.
9Th JOHN NJ. Bolts, OF Richmond.
9TH GEO. T. YERBY, Of Northampton.
9Th JOHN CRITCHER, OF westmoreland.
9th y. n. SHACKELF0RD, of Fauquier.
10Th ALEX'R r. B0TELER, OF jefferson.
Ilth JOHN D. IMBODEN, OF Augusta
18th WALLER r. STAPLES, Montgo emery.
18th ISAAC J. LEFTWICH, Of wythe.
14th BENJAMIN II. SMITH, of Ksnawhs-
10th Nv GALLAHER, of Marshall.
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SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
fAurnoRzrD .LAsAr.l
s. } 90 90
TO BE HAD FOR S3lO

SotinSha AtADEmf LUTTEkf,
CLASS J.
To be drawn In City OF Montgomery
November IS, 1885, the plan OF siSGLE NUMRERs
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
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- PECIAL NOrICE,-Lav Books ~ Auction this evening
- O'Clock. w Baards building sigue nov rrady
- ne silss koyn ooi5 " CAUrtORN, Acct.
4 - uOUsEs md LOTS ON DIvAL AND
o MAKER SrREEra AT AUOTION.-Wg invite attrntfoo
70 ssls s Day a commencing 4ocioct OF eighteen
ho1er and lots situated streets knssn
PfensHov Yor further particulars refer
81 hh Paper ocis Taylor WILLIAMS, Aacts.
OVER COATS.-fsuuenen IN want ~ hsnds1ue Over
- Cost for beauty ~ style vorkntnshp snd cannot
IN iris piesse you suited in ali
t yarous ayles, price and guaic
hand R-uerai assortment of Fsvs Cloth
inE fair price will psse call Od Coins
Emporium, oorner o. Main aud ttih street.
oois HENRY SHAVER
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SesSSssfSNSss cfsyrX.,MzzH
0S s.
R{Ea!lMI
RICHMOND WHIG.
To C0RREsPoNDENTs.

s.s - e~s.ss' .~s'e' sddr''ssd % ~ "Edto- Of "a
IrSe,ss stdss efAs paper pseil.a
ris of long sfasdtse, os0M % Be az
,lv - depstef. 0etsary .ossos- s-ossd
Sn0 sf0Af % cAargsdJor adcsrtfss1asafs-
dbssstssscns srtii Be oAargsd As adcs~fiss
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AnES MIyEn EsrArE Fon sALE.-Tb. SUI.
county called ORAPAkEs, lying James Licking Hole
o. -, and us james River and Kanavha
The rourouse, and thirty four miles
ton The beautiful the
~ the whole arabe surface hne ~ the
and canal for several ni,s and down
~ high state % improvement and heay
afoint The estates ~ Thomas Dcsne W Wesrer
vlh, and centains ps Of vhch iiIh
grounds 1 seres Of second Low ground 2I8 hrh
and and Hp acres n wood lai1. The
rsus dwelling 18th et r. good Kitchen
ters overse house yesrs Win brick c
md undsrpbninr aud GbxsO vith hsd
running Ne Whole engh 10 feet vide rs.hng mach,os
new icehousc. and ~ neccsssry stables, &C
Any prison Ehnf 70 purchase desirable residence
Ss 70 VISIT ne before Purchasing elsewhere v on rrs
Every ersg.r.gen :, msting seed 300 acres In wh.s, this
fa 100 o,H IN faog, and e Geld soved In meas
most ~ The negroes. S ''' -"e
Ny Nc sasa,r,, N. .-,.s. 70 IN, on. -hs,
% purchase ~ wv N'F'"'t
w .ds,s.. = subsssr. p o, Povb.s.s county.
octS-cf mi
NEW cHOp uAIstNs.-Jas receiving nes eroo Raj
an'' "ho'e' has and qusrers. PEI
200 nAesFAMu.y AyDExFRA VTo,rn.
DOO ~ isle fort0 q q NV
". CvtfEt, Of superi,r guallty-6on msits LANDING
- @ho fot eNp DAVENPORT, ALLAN a 90
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~ HoLIOwAY's PILLS Feeble Constitutions.
~ houstnd. q prison. gn weak eontfutiou, DIE Gerry
lDn sheer dbiy Mature should. IN such assisted ul
H10vays Pills They systsun
the ercuison eoid AZ The manucorrs A. NaLfen
Lene Nes York and No IA strand London and BY all dur
At 2oc, e2%e, and ~ per boz.
q. r. a.. JAMES. ESQ. the AVihor and Hs-
49, u Consu AZ Norfolk, Va lna letter addressed
EHr NQrs Phadelphla, Prprsior ~ PAECHALLs FEVER
AMI A0uE MIXTURE, writes q follows.
u have accommodated The remedy In instance. friends
Who sunrnE from Agus they could bav
" heH deses have produced that result"
DrnEgi.'s. Richmond Va. sp9-tiNi
HOsLIN BHICK WOuKs Az PEIEnsnuttts.
49,. virginia, FOR HENT.
NM WI leasc o three from il January 1881,
Wv extensive and complete vorts Known she 'ROsIIN
y consists ola ~ Hae Steam Engne, With Wagobers
kns Patent Brick Machines capable ~ mailing bolD
briks DAY. sh Smiths perfect ar
DER There ui ao The ebedalnr
kns tone Of which several s~res IN
III best clay land In Virginia from deem Ivsr
immediately The works bck Stable conanine
besides id brick once bought Ssve-
red AZ ne uorks from $40 N ~. and coal ems
TIE housand for taking around ak1ns
" oh asfa A. made from 40 ~ ~
get establishment South ofNsu fork and nitsn-
Ton Of persons desiring n embark
W fol eperaioe aud Ss invite an for
themselves. IT1Irf 80 49, = 1
ocf-stavufN puygIFID A nucEua
hadre.s A. whishead Agent, wstkins Hsq Itossy
~ tar, PvtersborE, Va .I' -
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oct 6hsale Of groceries, auction Of
port, Allen 4 Co. commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
1Ih Sale Of the suction Of Dunlop
cur- Co, commencing ut ION O'clock A. NJ
Same daySale Of tobacco lumber the factory
Of w. W.
at 10 o'clock A. N r. p. Aucts. q IT q ~
dA the American Hotel. In this at 10 O'Clock, BY
non, SO shAe. Of H. p n stock 50 Midlothian
~ stock. and ei ,s0O Va State stock.
Nor Oru-ts sale Of the fixtures machinery, &c Messs
Barns foundry, OF Cary and 9Th streets
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eres,ing news. telrgr.phic, etc, see outside.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
MIL l. A u ID r IL l. N O H T.
or NEW YORK.
1890 FOR vlCE-PRESIDENT,

ANDREw JACKSON DON ELSON
or zBNNESSEE.