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Unlted states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

Posr OTFIcE DrPA RThKhT,
February rs, 1886.
for the mail Of the United States from u
y 1856 June 81, 'si6 following route,
ceved Once Of uut g. D. III of
Arrii 80 next, be decided by the 7th OF May foowpg
74a4 From Chnresion Miss by Mouth Cold Water Mches
Cross Roads Mound Place Moors Bayou Swan Jake,
=. to Helena, Ark Is ales and back, week.
Leave Charleston Monday al 7, a..
Arrive Al Heesa day by 0, p IN
Leave Helena Wednesday at 7,
Arrive at Charleston day by 8 D., m.
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UNREAD LACE GOODS, EmBROIDERIEs 60
received from New York
men paned goods which have
est styles Of
C'iareu and sleeves, In sets TO match
Chemicals and sleeves DO
Lace coBarets rreves do
Lace trimmed coIlans and sleeves, do
Frsnch-suI kcd cheniz 70 and sleeves, do do
Lace trimmed French worked collars and sleeves
Embroidered cambric, in sets u match
Embroidered linen and tneL-camsric
Thtsad-lace collars and sleeves match
Mourning sets, IN both black ans white
Embrods ed handkechIs, In variety and styles
Enb oidefrd skirts, for open dresses
Embreideted Swiss and cnmbric bouncing
Embroidered dmiy and jacoBet bands
Muslin eambrc edgtpGs and insrrtings
R"ai thrrsd lace herthes aud collars
Thread laces snd edRings OF all widths
Black thread laces and edRings all widths
Wide black laces Tor hounces sc.
desirable adapted
present and approaching seasons. such as
Flounced sIk dresses, in great vaneiy
FIounced grrpadine robes, very rich
Founced bereEe robes, great variety
Striped and pistd twisted silks
Ch-ne silks, striped and figured, styles
l. ght plain siIk evening dresses
Cdiorrd silk Illusions do
Black siiks evsry variety, he
errgn domestic fancy staple will be offered
inwes' prices to cash Punctua dealers,
Feb 27-3taw4~tr HOoE, BRO, co.
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United states Patent once,
Washington, March -, 1855.

ON petition OF George Wright OF Springfield Massa
chusetts praying m nsion Of patent ant'd him
ash Of May s4i, for " machines Tor
rung letter paps for from the expiration OF said
patent, which the 2fth Of May 1856
10 the said pstion be heard Patent oGce
Monday, 18th OF ~ O'Clock, M all
persons notified appear and show II any they
have why said petition ought be granted
opposns
once their objections, specially forth writing, twenty
days before the heans all testimony died party
said hearing be sken and transmitted in accord
ance the oce which will be furnished appi
cation.
The testimony will be closed the I'd OF May
os,tons papers reed testimony, be
died oce before the morning Of that day
aanents, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published In Union fnen
ssncer Evening Washington, Republican, Ba
more Pennsyvsnan, philadelphia Day Book New and
Post, Bosoa, for three
70 the I2h Of May next, the day Of hearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors Of the above papers win please copy send their
Once with paper containing this
Mar l4-law3w
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Land Warrants.

John CLARK, date register at Iowa city, owa agent
have ned Office in Washington city D. c.
with local agents and The land
State OF Iowa, by which
location Of land the mode
other holders fully avail themselves the bounty gov
enmeDL
mailed the address Of ,aes sending mall
following fees, which must accompany the warrants:
40 fee for sal con and locaon which add
Office Zee, $-SS.
" ior selection and location, 90
office fee, $2-Ss
100 fee for selection and location, Sc
Office fee, &3-Sll
6O fee for selection and locaon Sl0 which
Office fee, S4-Si4
The above the lowest prices charged by competent agents
the local Office
guaranty that all selections will udcously, upon
ua nsrerton and Of good land
The selecting agents
the State, fully advised OF
railroads. county seas n'be wser and settlements
prospective,
Lands selected win he worth, confden, 81 to
3 selected Warrantees benefit
agency designed, hoideIs CANNOT 10 ea ize
large advance upon the face Of their
power attorney locate
with the full Of the locator
Address JOHN CLARK No. 42 Pennsylvania avehue, with j.
w. Webb
Refer ~ the deesa,ion Cungres
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents.
Feb i2-dif 3m-
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OyTIcR DEPARTMENT,
Contract Office, March ], 1856
ID oPosALs for carrying the malls Of the Unisd States hom
July l. s5s June 20, 1885, inclusive the following route
STATE VIRGINIA will be received The Contract once o.
department unt the 9h April nsHi to be decided
7th May following =.
sa5 Waenou Waterloo. Amissyne, Gsness Cross
Roads, and Washington sPeryvIe, 81 miles and back,
three lines q week, IN a.horse coaches .
Leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at III
Arrive at speuyvne same day. by pm
Leave sperryvle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
Arrtvo warrenton days by 10
Of hid Certificate alec fr tnstuetons
&C. inviting proposals for mail
Virginia and North and South Carona &c dated January
IL, less hMhs cAMPbELL
Narch s-law4w Postmaster General
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T1lIs 10 10 give notice the subscriber hn OBJ
ned from the orphans Of washington c"un the
District Of Columbia letters Of administration the personal
OF Thomas Law tate the State o Illinois, decreased All
TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the sussebr
befnrr the nneen day Of February they Otherwise
by law be excluded from all bens6 Of the srId estate.
Given under hand this nineteenth day Of February, 1885,
Feb 2-aw3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1855
United States Mail.
PosT OEFIcE DEPARTMENT,
A.mKah a IAkR

PosT OEFIcE DEPARTMENT,
March !, 1855.
pkoPoShS for conveying the nails Il Uaed
the lstday 0f Jny 1856 day Of June 1859 inousIys
IN the State Of North aEona and cm day Juy 1853
10 he sun o Jane 1885, Inclusive In tho Hate of
ne received M e Conrae, Once Of the Post Once Department
s Guy n washington, until Wednesday the 3ot Of Apr, 1855
NoRTH CAROLINA.
oeo0 From Asseyile By Sulphur Springs Hommeny Creek
Pgeon River, Forks Of Pigeon, Waynesvte Peru seoits
Greek Frsnkn skeueb, Tennessee kiver Aauone iipaa
iennsssee, Vale, town, and Tomata, to Murphy, l2sk
miles and back, twice a week, In coaches.
Leave Leave Asssvis % mondsy and Thursday a.4am
arrive al Murphy next days by II pm
Leave Murphy saturday and Tuesday IN;
arrive at Asieviie next days by 70 m.
TENNESSEE.
e14s From Cicayeland Tenn by Ehatay Wansvle Benton
Pehon, sprngiown, Towee Fate, Cocker Creek, Turtle
Town. ~ O., Laurel Valley, Pesmmon Creek and Notila,
TO MURPHY II miles and back, twice week,
coaches
Leave Cioapeiand Thursday and Sunday Mt ! pm;
Arrive al Murphy days by m;
Leave @fupny Wednesday aud Saturday al 4 a m
Arrive a tIeaveland days by 70 IN
Proposals BENTON ar invited.
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4 asI LAND WARRANT. Public notice s hereby given
IL sppy c6mmiss'oner cf Pensions Wash
inron city, EXPIRATION Of six weeks from the
for duplicate land ant In lien of land warrant
issued william Johns, on
the I'd February s3 of the 3D.
regimen Uned naniry Mexican under act OF Sep
trInber equeny by accident, hav
irr blown steamboat into tho Ohio river
- WILLIAM b. JOHNS,
Feb s-Inw7w BY Richard M Young his Attorney.
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NOTES,

No will be made for trips not performed and for each
omissions satisfactorily explained the pay trip
may be de0ucied. For arrivals behind
ION with depending malls and not saheisny excused
OF the compensation fer the trip subject Fines will
be imposed unless The delinquency DO promptly satisfactorily
explained by certificates of adavts
credabe fer nrslecng take matt from
posi- ohes for suffering a injured destroyed robbed
aud f reusng after demand the mail frequently
The contractor Is concerned vehicles
The Postmaster General annul the repeated
bly, dsobeyiEg post
~ he department. for sssgn the ecn'rae! with
may alter The schedule He also order
on The route by allowing thereto th
tract He cna dscobunue
or In part al rata dectea'n OF II he allow months
ira compensatn the amount dispensed The
lids should 6- addressed 10 The Second
"ut supeIscrbed Mail Proposa for Nor Carolina Ten
nessee The u be
mrn by or before the 9Th Of May 1855 For further particulars
10 co"h"ns Ia hr incorporated IL the bidders
pamphlet adve or conveying mails In Kentucky Tcanes.
see, Missouri, aud Iowa. Of 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MAJ i--lhw4w Postmaster General.
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ftisraPH n. THOMpstpN. Draper and Tsnos, ", "
wall stephepssJ No R4 Peunsyvania avenue o''' ''
Of the National Hotel. - - ..,. ia,
New aood elegant spring easmetes and yesinss o. new
and importt Asps. Aso elegsnt shas
Mar ll--eedst a.ft
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I IFE OF GOVERNOR WISE-A Biographical Sketch o
Henry Wise, with history Of the political campaign In
1855 by James r. Hambteton, D. - 90
The Virginia Convenon of I77A Discourse delivered before
the Vnis Alpha Of the Phi Beta Kappa society BY Hugh BIn
Gfigsby. 81 50.
on sale At TAYLOR b MAURy,s
March ~ Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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United states Patent Once.

ON The petition Of fAonzo c. Arnold Of Notwak Connecticut
praynR patent granted 70 MN ne d OF
hpT In punching machines tof mu
OF for seVen years nom te g"
said pasnt which 23d day OF APri 1856
ordered that the ,sd petition be heard AZ me fasn, oine
on Monday April ~ ocock m and all per
sons are noaed appear sbaw sny they nave, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted -, A.,
Person, required file In the Patent
ofica speciality set oh In writing east twenty
ofheanp all testimony hed ny either party 70
be taken and transmitted in accord
snce with the rules Office, which will he furnished On app
the testimony the win be cosed on ts T,h OF March
aeposons and other paJ testimony be filed
in the before he morning Of mat day the argument"
any, within days thereafter. .,
Ordered that published In the Union, Intel
rspcrr Evening star, Washington, d. C Argus baltimore
Md Ev.nins Argus Philadelphia, Pa Journal u Commerce
New York. and Daily Post Providence, n. week o
three previous TN Of April nsf, the da,
Of hearing. ..aov
Commssoner OF Patents
s-Eitos of sbovo papt will please copy and sem
Patent oce with paper containing TINS h'''
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NEW GOODs.-we this day opened large sddions TO
our funshiDg and other goods suitable ior
miy In all It's branches more
found other similar establishment In ths
District.
grain yeniiian hemp full and complete In assortment
en- braeing all the latest designs.
Also a full assop Of
Mosstc, ufed. aud Chenille rugs and mats
Crumbe eoths, hoth Druggist and damask
Marseies dmi;y, imperial, and Al'endale quits
Linen shceiing, all widths
BED, crib, and cradle blankets, ali sizes
Table dsmasks and damask tHble cloths
Colored and white MaTseilles bursau covers
Very piano aud table covers
Table napkins, towellings &C. ia great variety
Turkey redp plaids aud siipes for wine cloths
Colorcd whte breakfast and fruit doyhes
Curtain materials In great varieties
Richly embroidered lace and muslin curtains, &C
desirable goods both simple ana sncy
which determined offer upon the esk. terms, ~
March o6-aawfwf HOOt, Bho, W.
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Law Partnership.


poBERT J. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANTN have formed parts
nerhp for Of cases In The Supreme
Court Of the United States and the Court OF Claims Azores
Washington City, ID. &.
Jan 9-eodtff
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THE upon liberal the FOL
lowing lands jasper county, Indiana, 800 acres
Illinois, $40
in Hamilton 3o These Ia"ds hney umbered 10
district miles OF McCloaesDoroush the
the OF The chicago railroad 10 Jefferson
county, Praakn county, go In Pope
county couny $40 and other lands
in Wisconsin. further information call g. NJ GORDON,
No 9ss street, for J. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, ID. c.. Fcb H. 1850.
heb le-dfW
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United States Patent Once,
WashiDgtnn March 6. Ia,

IN petition Of Richard NJ Hoe, Of New York, praying
the Of patent granted hm The 30b May,
A, for "machne for grinding and polish
ing metallic pates, from the expiration OF said
patent, which place the Both dry Of May 1855
ordered the said peion beard Patent oce
Monday, the 18th Of May II O'Clock and all
notified appear show they why
said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required Ole In tho Patent
objections specially In writing
days before the hearings all testimony filed by either
-; - ss.a r. Vixen sA -
se testimony in tho case will be- closed the 9th Of May
papers relied upen termony must be
filed Office before the morning Of thai dsy o arsu
ments. ri any, within days thereafter N,
Ordered this notice be puslished IN the unsn ns
rencer and Evening Washington, C Republican, Bai
more PsnnsyIvanian Philadelphia Journal OF Commerce. New
York and Daily Poyidepce Rhode Island once week
for weeks previous to the 18th OF May ns1
" ' CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of PatenU.
,he bills 10 The Patent once with paper containing this notice.
7-law3w
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nHIs give notice the subsoriber hath Obj
orphans Of Washington county, In The
District Of Columbia letters administration the personal e
tate Of Edmund Law nf nois deceased Al
having claims asnur the hereby
exhibit the with The vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber ~
the nineteenth OF February they otherwise
by be excluded from s benefit Of 'he said estate.
Given under hand this nineteenth day q Fsbrnay 1856
q1--law3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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Madame Devos,

From Pdris and Nec York;
MADAME DHyos'S millinery arrived, and IL opened
Ill inspection The Lakes 5O4 Pennsylvania avenue
which ofte ladies' Of Washington, Geogeown Ss
10 respectfully invited.
Jan 24-n
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OBIvxOr's Practice, Vol. The Practice Courts Of
justice in England United stss by Conway Robin
son, in yols.--second volume just Issued. , x,o,
Marehl ~ - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GEsTI.EnEs's HArs.-ropD 90. VIII, to-day, intro
" dace their spring style, March f--da
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that I will apply Tn.
Commissioner of Pensions duplicate Of
land bounty warrant sued under the law of
1850, and b s0s3 the
which been and which has been assigned
pledged, ot located BY me, or by my authority. - =
Jan io-iawsw JOHN ROSS.
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y 81 rs " ~ =
The Way of Salvation, by Absrt Barnes. o.
The Oceaa--instratedj by 2. ". goyss, g.
Tales from ths German; BY w, ". Tumess IS cents.
hst h. FRANCK TAYLOR,
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PETITIONS

By Mr.. BROOKS, Of South Csroins; Petition OF po,
lard Brown soldier Of the revoluop asking Tor bounty
By Mr. BOWIE, or Maryland The petition Of Stephen
wesms Of Maryland late United States consul a ts ems
for services Of diplomatic character rendered oy
him and not covered By his consusr appointment
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(.kORGk w. MOhfGLl., Attorney and Counsellor n
law, limited States circuit cour commissioner,
Tor the Cour Of Claims, No. ~ Wall street, New York.
Refers 10 Hon keIspn United States
Hon w. Fsh, United sraes General j. O. Toen, Corr
Engineers United army NJ Blair, Solicitor Cour
Of Csims r. H. Gilct ESQ., and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
ton city. Oct l0-wF& Sun3m
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Ps-Edors of the sbovo papers viii please copy nna ss -
Patent once, with paPer containing tns n'"e
Jan IS-lsw3w
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THE subscrtber will In tnyvn few days 20
dispose Tor the contro Of
the sale II hts Fnut Be will with parties for the
staies Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, GorRa North
Caina Psnntvania slawae Tennessee Kenucky Missouri
Oregnn Washington Territory Nebraska Kansas Minnesota
Utah. Northwestern Territory New Mexico the island o uba
During absence time from the city agent, Mr. @.
NJ GoRDON, No. 2ss u street, win represent
j. L, DE CAMP.
Feb 10 diff
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Feb 26-law4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-12
THE BORDER SLAVE STATES-WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

The .N,r I0r!. Eyrping Post takes q singular occa
sion 10 utter The felse charge that Western Virginia is
unsoual on the slavery question. Just Us Under
wood is driven from the Rockingham District for 1T
tending a Fremont Convention, and Smith lodged in
Jail in Wheeling, TO rescue him from justly indg
nant people for making u Fremont speech in that
city, the Post prefers its charge of abolition against
Western Virginia. The people OF Western Virginia,
We learn from reliable sources, are fully
bly, in advance OF the Eastern purt of the State on the
subject OF slavery. They more readily adopt its sci.
entifc defence than we, because it is less practical
question with thea. Property is not only snduly
sensitive, but ia tmid and compromising. It's often
afraid to give offence by asserting its rights broadly
aud distinctly and thinks it safest to temporize and
apologies. Many old foges, with hundred slaves,
Ike Prince Metternich and the Austrian Empire,
satisfied, 'il it will last their day Now, on the
banks OF the Ohio, they take the ground that slavery
is the normal condition OF the negro race, and ar
que the question in this form in conversation, IN helr
debating clubs, and before the people. On all SUD-
jecs Virginia i; anit. The question OF lntcrnai I'M
provcmen:s once divided hcr, but now East ana
West arc alike resolved 10 connect the Ohio and the
Chessueske, To- develop the resources of the whole
State, and bind the Union together with iron links,
hr civiup IN. free States of the Northwest their best
ou,let TO the ocean, through Virginia soil.
The course OF the Maryland and Delaware Sena-
tors in The pending canvass the jealous support OF
Mr., buchanan in Kentucky, hitherto an opposition
State. and the enthusiastic rally Of Missouri to the
rsscue Of Kansas, show that the border States are
trina TO the South and slavery. Nay, more, Pennsy-
vsnia. Southern Ohio, Southern Indiana and South.
ern Illinois begin to take the righ: view Of slavery.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
LAND IN SURRY IOI,NTY Inn sAIE

hA,'D h-t ~ hR1 tOtNT1 TOA SALE
a intend To leave this STATE, nrir PLEASANT
"A nii.L, my residence Tor sale. Tn- arin is about
~ i,. from Tue town OF Snl;irhi. 10 mile. from Bur
We" hny' ana ~ nom cnricrs wharf. James Ri"cr
no son !" "ci adapted 10 ;hc growth % cUrn wheat
o",S' pea NUS ana pens The tract contains Il Gcrc~
"i'' So'c very Sood pine nnd rel onk TIMBER AN" small
P"toh oi cypress ana one o the most beautiful apple
IN lhlS section lhe Old orchard Is good Tor 10
ol oiahdy ana the young orchard VIII b" good Tor
~ III 10" years ANA besides there a pehch orchard o!
.a""s SINUS oI run inrsc "ch"i"s a'r valuable Tor
c'rr brandy or vinegar, having good variety OF both
eur ana 'a'e appir9'
- portion {" IN" i 10 married, nnd mas numerous beds
" 1'ue mar "poN' 'out e't i"'t inc surface" "hch ran
9e""s anu l"FH"h "u' WIN pH' '''ir ,'""n' ANA Shoi
us'.e. - ''"' rs 'e oc"s 'fe ioe"cu III Inherent pf
VI ,rt rt' az ~ ~, 'II. a.
i, v n "f '"r.r inn!y t:e I've
is nous 'a sTae" io'' "u'e' WIN TWO large phsc
men iTo an. ~ .'os's nc MIIr oui":ise hr wv"
sonr"Iu, i, tMJ e"hiHuSes SUI mouse ANA she'd ",
t'i ,,',I,i; 80 ", r. , ,"I S;oo'.'. Nv" E'S"
nI J I E. , m'n "''HA r';,"lefs anu re-
;d " "a 2 @ ~ -, So, I m ,ai''' IL "e''''u "o"'' III
w .h @ , , 80 ~ @ u. i'u'''"s''s ~; i , ;, !,
AN' ''' IA "iic S"hil
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.cuuoND ENQUaRER,
1"S y,.r. sSHrwESSiS' AND wEkkLY,
r,si'sns' PRYOR Il DU SSAVANT.
~ \ X NJ =:

scvru dollars per anr urn, and at the
~ ",T .. II taken t"r shorter 'riu1 'hH' one
", I'm, y crsly. hvc dollsrs PER an:iuin ana
49, ~ months. payable in advance I" "s P"a
= ?, ,l.I,tcd by nS''' pos'P"''. VI ~
;, Of. =. b. .pc cnd ot ;he year. ,.;, of ,,s
. -.s -, nj extending the circ alatinn oi the
w -. txpIlHER in the southern StWes, Ste
prgat.N ~. 49,, commenced the issue q, "f'tnLi
Pa contains nearly al, the re"ahs ""''' VI
| PSI s'' - I'm, vi the political 'sracser ot The
W.te,. ixGIlkER. which is now wh"' II WIS nan
hNN' ',',,',. safe tha, * is the purposr o' tiie
c.1 .s .Gr,r cnerccs 70 the I" 'cnssio'' oi tiie
..' '' - .Nc;a.nssm has b'"t sat oe'v'e 'H'
q: y rDcu;rcr IS published every "enhesaaS so ny
=. "F'..; m,,ur. ii paid in adv"m e. or ''f e..o
20 ~ ' -,: .,t.i; III RtrH.ce- nt0n .ion ~
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80 d, - .' ~. $40 twenty four cepieS ana ~ y" J."
:--'E g,FRNs OF ADVERTISING.
49,, rxay,xrR-FUr TEN Ines OF i'ss' H's'
) 'fh ,.r,S sni every succeeding inse'''! '"s"
L'.--"' Il inserted twice week : 'AF"t l1'',
..',vr, mud a hG!; GENTS tor cHcH :nses -o" MY.
- -. -: when inserted only once Il "''N '' ''"''
.sA." ",,..lypry1y-For TIN liHss or g.: hr't IN
."H -. .y,. cents for each subsequent insertion
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- t = r.s!.! length except aI'''o"'c'e' "no
.,.r.,c slvV \ialeT lhcI"He"J r.s,oc, .vcss,;np
usrusr,s AMI Tributes ol hesi'.e'' H'eeo'''s
~ .'.. .r. CHARGED tor rs a"'':''Se'''c''s ;h ,h
yS''! '' " ,,uce u,ust oe ucconlI ;ii'' Win t!!e
tia''' ,,,r,. :e!.Trncrs tulrsrr' Necat!'n.
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-; s,,-, 49, ,,nyrY\OR or VIRGINIA.

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,-r,s -, C.,r.uUr ui .Gl- tuniuloa"c"'n re-
cSG @ on Tie :5ss "''sn' int: 'tSe TaeaaSy sty
.r.,rg'juu lrumt'I. State ~ ire congress
~ r..,: ,,. ,ccA.loucd n' the "''in 81 .r,nss
. .y.r ., - q liu-sr, -: l"e u ',' COM %nNE''
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SSa ..,N Hor,AanOcr!s, h'ns anu sue IL yHrs
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- t,sabc,h C,y. Northampton "!!o y i'hae' '''
" .,".. ,,,,f The Civ OF Williamsburg: ..,.;,
NV therefore, iIEHEr A WISE "cE'Fno' "
.,..e,.,i la e,hutguC proper - Gfeg. n s.'t'".
,~. ID. ~. laid Caun,.-s, a.! :.e Ss'sea'' q '.' $40
r " i.ar..bug.. 10 cause al cI,S:.oh :" -, fc.
- "a ,ow, on Il" Tucsiny ai,"r the i'et !ci'.! I't
go. .rr";h isY " November !eN 70 a''P'' '''
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=; .;;t ,,::r.es a.3 ci;g a.e rcqG.re- nee. a'
ouf hos, O.. the county OF MiGIestT 70 .aHt .Dt: =,
" - on The hi,eeaih isy after ,he SAID l. -''e ""y o!
81, 4asr ny hand Governor and Nn4sf ihs rs. rs.
-. .; 'hs CcrunoEwcnitn at k.-hnvn', ,'t.
= fy 81, july A. D. lej6 and IN ~" SIS; yci,s oi
:" =" "ra! ~ HENRY 4 WISE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-12

OFrEn TO- s..o privately ms plantation called Mount
BERNARD This plantation lies on the James River, u:
tho county Of Goochland, Immediately above Mndens
Adventuredam and within twenty eight miles OF Rich
mond II contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
OF whichscvenyfvc are James River Low g'ounds
Of the best quality, thiF,y.fye he.ss gse creek low
land. Taerc is 6a the place good d~elInshouse
beautiful site and all necessary ou,houscs and both the
buildings and the fences are IN sooo fep"'t "" ''c hu
is in a nj IA state Of cultivation
will also sell TIE a;oca AID farming utensils upon the
hard the s,o;k cors.s,a q Lorscs, mules, cattle, nciu
inr m.h cows ard the fa;niag utensils tue most
of Them, new, and all OF them goOd-aad there are
enough both Of stock and farming utou ioE the tho.
rough cultivation Qi the plantation.
RI. terms of sale ns to the payment. will be made
ve,y much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager living on tho place,
v show the properly guy person desiring 10 examine
IL. Nv address Ia Washington, D. G.
H. S .,f NJ N PAYNE.