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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
NJ DICAL.
Hornrd .fssoeintiom. phiIa.,

gSOh THE RELIEF OF TlIE SICK AND DISTRESS
4 ED, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases,
and especially diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical Advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
and other Diseases ofhe Sexual Organs and the
new remedies employed IN the Dspensary sent sealed
letter envelopes free ofcharge, Address
DIR. J. SKIILIN H0UGHT0N,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST..
feb1O-wly '62 Philadelphia Pa.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

Is According to the London Times. McClel-
hans new held of operations is on his farm in
New jersey.
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STATE NEWS, ETC.

esS- DANIEL WoRr. of Brownstown. has been
appointed Pension Surgeon
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.
FURNISHED FOR THE BENEFIT AND AS A WARN
ING and a caution to young men who suffer from
Nervous Debility Premature Decay &c. supplying al the
same time the means Of selfcure BY who has
himself after being great expense through medical
imposition and quackery. by incosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope single copies may be had Of TIE author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
mch22-wly'62 Bedford. Kings Co.. n. y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

No. Sss-Ths hf Of the or Of ser twenty three
t23j, IN nineteen lisl, Of weve vi ., containing
eighty s0 situate In the county Of Randolph, snd
morteaged by Joshua p. Hunt and Ellen hunt his VILE
Principal, interest, damages, and costs 3o5 a.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

John Il. Brown,
TREAsURER MARION COUNTY.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

No a15 The twenty l2o) feet Of lot number I've Isl,
In square hfty-six t5Sl, IN the town Of indianapolis
mortgaged by Thomas NJ Smith and Martha Smith his
wife. and Daniel Yandes. Principal, interest. damages
aud costs |, l09.
No. 26l-The nj Of the ar Of sec tweny-cne l2ll,
acres situate the county Of Marion: morgaged BY 1o
liver A. willis and Lucinda j. s. willis, forfeited and sold
on credit Charles DAVE. Principal interest cam-
ages. and costs 300 81.
The above lands will be rt offered for cash; should
there be no bid they viii be immediately offered on
credit Of i've years. with interest al the Of seven per
cent per annnm payable IN advance; but neither case
will any bid be taken Cor less than the principal
interest, damages. and costs due. above stated.
Sixty days allowed 10 the original morfgagor, OF
his legalfepresentave fer redemption upen payment
the purchaser Of such damages a. are fixed By law.
ALBERT LAN0F
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

For elegance and beauty, the following lines.
from the pen Of Charles Mackay, challenge the
.ybola worid Of r,oafrv.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

indianapolis, November :, sss--novIi-dIwa~s~
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

Housx.-The speaker presented message
from the President. relating TO three swords. the
late property Of General Twlggs, taken by Gen.
Butler. The message was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Stevens moved that his resolutions as.
signed for consideration 10 day. be postponed this
day three weeks.
Mr. Wickline submitted substitute. that all
opposed 10 the war on the principles of the Con.
stituiion rs IL Is, and the Union as IL was. are
enemies to the country and unfit TO hold Offices OF
trust or profit.
Mr. Vallandighsm's resolutions. offered during
the first week of the session. were again read.
Mr. Stevens motion was agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox, Il was resolved that che
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u.;ucoln Makes n Niuht Journey.

II is stated that King Lincoln made n hurried
night Journey on the 9Th instant, from Washing.
ton City to West Point, after the manner Of
his rapid nocturnal transit in Scotch cap and mill
tary cloak from Harrisburg to Washington. The
Heral4 suggests that it to meet Gen. Scott and
Gen. Pope with a view to important military ar
rangements in Virginia. Mcclellan, il seems, was
too slow. while affairs generally in the Valley have
gone awry with the Fcderalsts II seems that
Beukcr il superseded by Carl shurz, Fremont is
falling back :" shields has fallen from grace and
Mcdowell has fallen from his horse SO injuring
himself rs to be kors de coatnt. All this added TO
Bankss humiliation sets the troubled King Off in
the night to consult Old Lundy and General Pope
The latter General the Herald Lks, is, in the esti
nation of the President the rising military star to
whom 10 trust the rctricval OF affairs in Virginia
Pope is from Illinois, and an ultimate Of Lincoln
who is profoundly impressed with his military
talents from his Missouri campaign, that he think a
he will 'pu. things through in Virginia.
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AhncMfscS and Refugees.

The time is which requires the presence Of
all our citizens. There are gallen, men who have
pered their lives in our defence wounded and suf-
fcring i'll hospital aud field, who need attention,
and there not enough present to give it to them
There is heard on the field the frequent cry even
for cup of water. with to hand it. There
are No doubt. deaths for The want of nursing, and
some little attention which il is not in the power of
those here to give. II those who absent would
home now, they could do acts of humanity
which would be treasured in their memories with
satisfaction aS long ns they live
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III El ,.

On Monday, the 30th Of June, from the effects Of
a wound received in the engagement ON Friday last
FITziiERALD THORNTON, son OF Stuart g.
Thornton, Of Fairfax county.
The deceased was one OF the first TO respond to
the call of his country, and member OF the gal
liant regiment Of Col Hunton, participated In tho
battles Of Manassas Leesburg, Williamsburg, and
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his connection, James Dunlop, this morning. at ii
o'clock Friends are requested to attend without
further notice.
At the residence of bis uncle, Geo. Tinlberlake
on Marshall, between Henry and Monroe streets
on the aeth inst, of typhoid fever JAMES A. TN
BERLAKE, aged % years.
He was member of Capt Surdivants heavy
battery; was true patriot, and faithful soldier
He member of the Methodist Church, and a
Christian.
On Monday morning, June 3Oth, JULIA FLOR
ENCE, daughter of Thomas A. aud ii. +. Buckley,
aged years 3 months and u days.
The funeral service will take place from the resi-
,iencc of Thomas a. Buckley, Cary street between
2d and 3D. on this Cruesday) morning, July LIST, at
10 o'clock.
On the ODD inst, at the hotel Of Capt. Williams
Danville, LOTTIE JENNINGS, only daughter OF
D. G. and Salle McClung, aged one year and two
months.
ty' Rockingham Register and staunton Spec
tat or will please copy.
On Saturday morning, the :Sth June, THOMAS
DUKE. infant son of } las f. and Laura A. Burnett,
aged months and ~ days
At 10 a. NJ, on Saturday, 28th June, Captain
CIiAMPE G. COOKE, company A. 18Th Virginia
Volunteers.
Capt COOKE was shot through the body on Fri
day evening, the 9th nit, whilst most gaantly
leading his company to q desperate charge. He
WAS in his 22d year; in 10 months rose from tho
ranks to The command OF the company, possessing
the entire confidence of his superiors and the de-
voted attachment of his company His country
has lost gallant soldier; his friends and associates
a universal favori'e. II His FRIEND.
Killed, in the battle of 9Th June PETER BURNS
a member of Company A, Second Mississippi bat
talon.
He was one Of the first to forth to serve his
country, aud in him we haze lost true patriot and
brave soldier, in the bloom of youth, full of hore
and pronse OF lofty, chivalrous spirit, his life has
been given as noble sacrifice upon the altar of his
country in him have lost of cart $ hravest
and noblcst sons he is numbered Among the noble
army o; martyrs who died that his country might
live. III f. H. y u. H.
On 23lh June, IRA AUGUSTUS CLEMENT, of
Orf's regiment South Carolina volunteers, with
J,n;I favor
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Poiicc Cuur.-The insignificant nature of the
proce cdinEs at this Court yesterday. will appear
from the following summary. BY Ii II will be seen
that the moncntot1s affairs Transporting this and
the ether side Of the Chickahominy absorb and di-
vert attention from the doings Of the petty offend
crs whose fate il is the province of the Head OF Po'
lice to decide by wink or nod. James Armstrong,
free negro arrested for being without papers
certificate of bis irecdom) was dischargcd.-Deia
ware slave of George Turner; William, slave OF j..
=. Herndon; and Henry, slave OF Dohson * Chce-
vers were committed as runaways.--An aged he
gress known rs Katy slave of VIM. NoCkman, ar-
raigncd for assauting Mrs 5. Lorlnand with an
axe was let OF. - Tho case of George and William
L,lmpkin, fer threatened assault on Mrs Jane and
VIM Garrett was continued -Burnet I4oriug WAS
fired IS for permitting his to fire pistol in the
street.
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Uo0nded-Among those wounded in the bloody
fight last Friday Major Jancs IL Hill. Adju-
tant. General of n ,jor. General W. II. c. Vikings
division. He is wounded in the right knee. Lieut.
Edwin IT, Chamberlayne, Jr, A. d. G., Sd brigade,
was wounded in tho haunch. Friends Of both the
above genlcme will find them at the residence OF
F. II. Chamberlayne, Esq, corner OF Leigh and ofh
streets, where they are comfortably qnartered, ana
doing we'll under the circumstances.
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II bling found impossible to accommodate all OF
the Yankee officers recently captured with quarters
in the warehouses called sometimes Libby 3
buildings" the Government has engaged house
on 18th street, and it was being prepared for their
accommodation on yesterday. The Gen. Reynolds:
of Illinois, mentioned as among the captives. used
to be a Professor at West Point. As II boarder at
the G. s. Prison lie is now in charge OF Lieut.. !: r.
Turner who i'll former years, was his pupil at west
Point
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The YANKEE Prisoners ut present in coniine mem
here were officially nformca yesterday by order Of
General Wnder, that il criminal offence to at
tempt to circulate the bogus Confederate Treasury
Notes obtained by them in Philadelphia. They were
required TO surrcpder the stuff Twelve hundred dol
lars worth was obtained from the men i'll Libby y
warehouse. Permission was accorded the Yankee
officers and soldiers to buy the city papers.
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Bring Ice--We again earnestly call on all OF our
citizens having ice at their command to furnish 1t
with all possible berality to the hospitals Tor the
benefit OF tho suffering soldiers The weuther IL
now exceedingly sultry, and. consequently, unia-
vorable to the recovery OF the wounded and the
timely and judcious use Of ice would in many M
stances save amputaton of limb and even me II,
self Our Surgeons will he exceedingly thank full
for all supplies Of ice that may be furnished them
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~. DAILY ONPRAYER MEETINGS.
~ The Daily Prayer Meetings, under the au
spices Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
chieay tosupplicate the Divine blessings upon our
Confederacy, will be held EVERY AFTERNOON
this week, at o'clock In the SECOND PKESRy
TERRAIN CHURCH, (Rsv. Dr. RxAk) on the cor.
ner Of Sih and Franklin streets. Pastors and con-
srsgations upd strangers n the city invited to
attend and pxrsicipats in the meetings. - 30Sas
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Trcny Yankee prisoners were brought to town
Sunday morning about ten o'clock, attended ny
an escort Of cavalry three of whom rode i'll front,
bearing stands of colors captured from the enemy.
One was the old U. S. flag, one a New Jersey State
flag and the third belonged to a Massachusetts reg
iment They were all large and of silk and, sim
ply as flags, very good The cavalcadc that bore
them attracted much attention. The articles were
left at tie War Office
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LOCAL MATTEII8.

Som. Of the crossties on the Danville railroad,
a half mile above Amelia G. H., yesterday, AZ a
freight train passing over them. gave way, by
which two cars were smashed mp. and had to he
thrown from OF the track. No one was killed
The mail train was detained by the accident from
one o'clock till six.
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SSo%v ~ JuHE.--Yesterlay afternoon it com
mencc showing in this city teeblv, it Is true, but
nevertheless really showing. 1t was cold enough
all day for overcoats and iurs outdoors. aud Tor
coal fires within but the snow, though no novelty
in Chicago when in season, was, considering tie
time OF the year, when, according to all standard
almanacs this should be neal midsummer, novel
" and curiosity. |: continued extremely cold up
to "A late hour last night.-Chicog0 Journal, JuHt
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Tie ScamnAs Rc,hol, n small Church cditiee To-
Gated on goth between Cary and Main streets. has
heen appropriated blythe Government as Il hospital
for Yau>er soldiers afflicted with gangreEc. There
IL room for them i'll The regular PRISON hpspititi
of The Confederate States. Persons afflicted with
the disnEsc in question do not need much watching.
simple guard to that the nurses do their duty
is all that will he required.
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w. meeting of Louisisnians, held Oh the
~ eve1ing of the Hth of June, lst2, at the
Spotswood Hotel, Capt. V. G.. De Isle called
20 the Chair, ard Capt FKAHCis RAWLs WA re-
qu"stcd tn act as Secretary.
The Chair announced that the object of the meet
ing to express sincere regret at the los OF
siir dis nguished friends, Col. ISAACG SEiMo|R
of the 18th regiment Louisiana volunteers, and Mai
c. X WHEAT of Wheat's Louisiana battalion aIif
also, many other brave Lousianiaps, who have been
killed in the defence of our capital.
The Chair appointed the following named gen
tfemen as a committee 10 draft appropriate Tcoou-
tons Capt. X. c. Atkins, of Whcat's Louisiana
battalion Lieut.. H Grmshaw, of the 9TH regiment
Louisiana volunteers and Lieut.. J. T. Bresnan, OF
the 9th IT ginent Louisiana volunteers.
On motion, Capt. r. Clarke, Of the 9Th regiment
louisiana volunteers was added to the commitec
The committee, having retired for Anew moments,
brought in the following report, which was unan
mnu9ly approved
Uhoe,s, In our present terrible struggle before
rity of our Confcderacy, it has pleased Almighty
God to cali 10 himself the spirits OF the venerable
and gallant SEYMOUR and the chivair"us " HAT
and other brave sons OF our afflicted pot true state
Of Louisiana BE il, therefore,
Res0iced That we the representatives OF the Va
rious commands from cherished State, do sin
cerelv mourn and lament the loss of these our be-
loved brothers III arms, whose blood sstiil req upon
the altar OF country
That I.ousi:.nans throughout the entire Confede
racy and also the country at large have reason To-
acknowledge :he great services OF the gallant Sey
mour and the intrepid Wheat, who have reflected
so much homer upon the louisiana brigade in Vir-
ginia.
That, though exiles from OF! beloved State, we
have ready tears and warm svmpathies to extend to
the downtroden and suffering friends OF the de
ceased ut home.
That the usual badge of mourning be worn for tie
space OF thirty days by the friends OF the decreased
and by those Of the different Louisiana corps.
That "a copy oil these resolutions be transmit ted
to Brig. Gen. Taylor commanding the 9Th brigade.
+. Clarke. X. e. Atkins
II. Grimshaw, j. H. Brcsnan.
On motion, il
Rcsototd, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Richmond Dispatch, EXAMINER
and Wing.
The meeting then adjourned.
" q. De Isle, President.
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NORTHERN rArERS.

Our friends would greatly oblige IT'S by sending
any Northern papers they may chance to get in
their possession, TO this office The public will
thus receive the news n, the earliest moment
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Gov. Lctchcr's Proclamation.

The Proclamation of Gov .Letcher, published
Saturday, appeals With the voice of the trumpet to
the patriots Of Virginia to rally to her defence
His recital of wrongs must arouse the spirit of
the most selfish There must be a hearty response
TO his powerful appeal, for the Vrginiaus of this
day have proved 10y their deeds in battle that they
are worthy d; sccudants of their noble ancestors.
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FREDERICKSBURG VA AFFAIKs.-The Fre'ler-
icksburg (Va Christian Banner, of June eth, comes
printed on dark brown yellow wrapping paper,
with brief editorial notice in corner that I'M
less ink and paper be procured the issue oft
paper must CEASE. Ainong other Items in .le Baa-
ntr we find the following:
Mtpr Livingston Military Governor Of Fre,ler-
lex burg, ha, been superseded by Captain John
Mansfield Provost Marshal OF General Kings divi-
sion The large wooden factory Of Messrs. Tackctt,
Ford & Co.. is being ntted up by the United States
Government hospital The stampede OF ne
groes stll continues In the early part OF last week
hundreds into Fred, Ticlsburg, seeking the
land of freedom" They were from Caroline Spot
sylvania louisa and other counties. On Thurs
dry last one aundred and fifty crossed to the
North side OF the Rapphannock river.
Homer &. Little, OF the Sixth Wisconsin regiment
was drowned on the Goth instant, while bathing,
near the pontoon bridge at Fredericksburg. This
is the third soldier drowned in the Rapp hammock
near the bridge since the arrival of General King
division
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MARRIrD.

In Henrico county. Va. on 9th June. S6:. by
Rev Phillip Courtney. Mr.. RICHARD II. B. ENG
LISII, Of Richmond, and Miss SARAH CLARA
JACKSON. Of Petersburg, Va
fY- Petersburg Express please copy.
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Nirbmonh pispatrb.

to- We are indebted to Mr. Albert D. Martini of
the Washington Artillery, for copies ct Northern
papers taken on the battle field
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~. MASONIC NOTICE.--The members of
~ Richmond Lodge No. 10, are requested to at.
tend taed meeting at the Masons' Hall, On this
(TUEsDAY) evening at o'clock.
BY order OF the w. N.
JAS. Z. RIDDICK, secy
July LIST, A. d. l56s. A. L. 5e6a-lt-
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FROM NEW ORLEANS. The steamer Coatza-
coaicos, from New Orleans the 18th ultimo.
arrived at New York the 25ih utimo with 212
hoGsheads OF sugar Tho weather i'll the city was
quite cool. Portcf's mortar fleet had gone TO
Wick ;huTg. Farra CUTS feet still in front OF
Now Orleans. Several acts OF the City Council
had been vetoed by the Yankee General. We copy
the following in relation to the execution of four
men for crimes committed from the FicGyHie of the
Eth ultimc;
Stanisluis" Roy, Airs Murphy, Patrick Clary,
George w. Crag", and Frank Newton, condemned
by Gen. Butler TO suffer death for being concerned
III tr robbery OF ATr Weisslurs house. i'll Toulouse
street, (asreadv meu'oned) and rs being Of gang
that under rretcncc OF authority from Gen Butler
to search for arms hal committed numerous other
rcbeyics, were hanged this morning insitt the
Parish Prison. Rcv and CARY were hanged to-
gc.f,er, ard afterwards crage and Newton.
1ht condemned prisoner, who assumed The name
ot Theodore Lcih, native of this city on account
# .is youth and other circumstances, had his sen
tcnce committed to impI isohn}ant on ship Islam d at
hard Labor during the pleasure Of the President OF
the n.tcd States. large number of United States
officers aud few citizens oitncss.d the execution
OF those men. Outside. all the morning, there was
iarCe assembling" Of people, and as usual, many
OF them women, who, ugh they could not wit
ness IT," awful scene, stood in dense mass under
the broiling sun, apparently, like Mcawbcr wait
ing for something to turn mp.
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A TRAIN STorPED.-George Francis Tram, of
Boston, on being fined five hundred pounds, in de-
lau,: OF imprisonment, on account of the nonre-
inova OF his street railways at kensington and
London. protested before a iul bench of judges in
the names of all foreigners, against being found
cuiIlY without the shadOW Of trial.
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If cag s0Ds;|sr@btc body of Yankees are brought
to this city in future az prisoners, they will he
slowed away IN the large Ee'v mill "t Warwick a
Barksdale, which is capable Of holding i,oo0. The
New York 7th Regiment once ddped there rs the
guests OF the city
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ti,A. StHcrt's CGrGiry captured yesterday about
i00 Yankee horses and mules, branded l. =,
which were sent to sen. town. Another division Of
th, ARMY also captured the same number OF horste
and mules, which were also brought ill.,
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Same Of tie ionkee prisoners that arrived ye.
terday were brought from Dispatch Station local
inv or tn. York River Railroad thirteen miles from
The city, showing that TIE Yankees were Oil the
retreat
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81 Bells MOLA SSES-
L,) 20 bag. COFFEE,
30 i,ags SALT,
80 hbis. LARD.
- bbls VINEGAR,
sc hhds choice BROWN SUGAR,
10 hhds YELLOW CLARIFIED SUGAR,
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
. boxes GROUND PEPPER,
10 boxes FIG BLUE,
100 boxes BREAD SODA,
% dozen BROOMS,
40 kegs SlfiltnnCIJ LARD,
so 600 CIGARS,
20 bbls DRIED PEACHES.
300 bbls Extra and SuperiHe FLOUR,
80 rea,as WRAPPING PAPER,
10 terces RICE,
For sale by WM H. JONES & co,
iy I-.}l 18th st.. between Main and Cary
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4 lnrgc HVMbcf OF our wounded were brought III
to the cytt 10 clock last night the York River
Rail RoatI -ilso number Of wounded Yankee; left
by Mcclellan in his flight towards Yorktown.
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OFFICE X. & ID. X. X. CO., I


OFFICE X. & d. r. Il. CO,
JULY L. 1854 !
TINE Board Of Directors of the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad Company have declared
K n.i-annual DIVIDEND OF three per cent payable
a, the office of the Company on the lst day Of Au'
gust The tra,is Ter books will be closed on aad
after 18th inst.
iyl-lm JOHN D. BLAIR, Auditor.
20. Wing and Enquirer copy one month.
DEAPERS AND MOWERS have in store
III, few superior Moving Machines, aud two com.
blned Reapers aud Mowers. Also, Harvest Rakes,
Cleaners, Cradle Blades, &c.
Threshing Machines and Horse Powers made 10
order.
jyl-6t h. u. SMITH, II Mai,s street.
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Pa connIY A. AppERSON. Auef..
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A neat COTTAGE settlement in the
L county of Prince Edward a Sandy River
Church. containing about ~ acres Of land, With six
to the dwelling house, and oh"r good build
ings on the preni-eg: good location tor phys
clan any other professional character, II me
chanic. For particulars, apply to
DANIEL WITT.
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Guiding WIN. Thomas. Hcnry Meyers aud Heiia
Byrd, all whit. pciaons, for dcspoilin; Jno. 1homp
son of a valuable lot OF wearing apparel