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Bv Grubbs & Williams, Auction ers,
Nur,hwes, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
yyvESTWOOD, CONTAINING FOUR
w .II.NLpL,h TIILRTN- ELEuT ANn 4

w HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT AND 4
QUARTER ACRES or VERY VALUABLE FARM =
NO AND TIMBER LAND, LYING ForR MILES
WIS / OF TIE CITY. FOR SALEA AUCTION. -
on WEDNESDAY, July i, commencing al II
o'clock, NJ, we will sell at auction, OF the prem
I-es the valuable est.t" known as W EsrWOpD,
owned BY the heirs II the late Loitn y. Elicit
Il lies about four miles west OF the city ana AT =
Join, the lands owned by Washington Crawford
formerly Ambrose Htuchinsoul. William Brown
There are F0r'E HUNDRED AND THlRTY
EIGHT AND A QUARTER ACRES, which Will BE-
laid of into nine tracts viz: The mansion an
other buildings, with eighty srven acres, due
proportion being in woods, fronting "n the peep
run turnpike and running back 10 another road
cling great variety oi choice fruit solicited with
ear. and ii mi ght bc made Il very desirable idfHa
or curntrv-srat Tho remainder j. divided lnto
q" 1t tracts, ranging in size from thrty-iour 10
forty FIVE acres. all having good frnu's on roads
leading into the WeStham plank road and u"
purchaser of using either of thos" popular tho
ou.httres to the city, whilst the Grove ROAD,
when extended, will pass through conSiieraoIe
part Of the properly. $3.50
In the opinion 81 the host judges. these etSht
lots embrace the finest body Of timbcred and wood
land now within 4 reasonable distance al the city,
the most Of IL being in original forest, winch mas
not been at all pi.agcd. u il SUPPOSED that tn"
lumber which can be- obtained from the land Will
DAY more than IL cost. There are beautiful build
Ing sites on each LOT and is most Of the land lies
We" for cultivation, IL l. very valuable for cottage
site, and small farms. The neghborhood l. ON"
of the most de-ira BILE III the vicinity OF Richmond
TERMS oise-third cash, balance at Elk ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured hy trust d".d or an arrangement may
string IT, GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
fy AuCtiuueers.
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The wheat crop in this county has
turned out very badly. Although not
more than half a crop was seeded, the
yield from this will not exceed one third
of what might have been reasonably ex.
pected. We hear the same account from
Nelson. charlottesville Chronicle.
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rs-To the CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.


In response to the inquiries which have been
made of me, beg leave respectfully 10 say, that
if IL be the pleasure of the citizens OF Richmond to
elect me to the Legislature to I'LL the existing va
cancy will serve them chceriully and TO the best
of my ability.
l ain sens BILE OF my nadequacy 10 supply the
place of Mr.. Grattan, whose resignation, in com
mon with all who respect virtue and talent, sin
cercly regret. And il is due 10 candor that should
say fear the partial favor ofmy friends who hay"
called upon he has led them 10 over-estimate my
capacity 10 serve them. Public life is altogether
new to me !; Meth er my tastes nor my aspirations
have ever taken that direction. And | honestly
tn nix that when the material interests Of the city
and State are so deeply involved In legislation, the
people sho ud select their most tried and expert
enced citizens for the public service, and shall
gladly give place to any one they may choose.
But il those among whom have lived from my
birth, and TO whom ain under 50 many ohliga-
items, shall honor me with their choice, will de-
vote to their service with earnest zeal all the cner-
gies Ipossess. WILLIAM w. CRuMP.
ie 2a-lawtAugl6Sdtde
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&c TO SURGEONS AND DRUGGISTS.-
We call the attention Of surgeons and druggists Il
our sale THIS MORNING wednesday, of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
TRUSSES,
BINDERS, BOARDS,
CUPPING GLASSES,
SUSPENSORY BAGS,
PENAL SYRINGES,
TOURNIQUETS,
STETHOSCOPES,
FRACTTRE SPLINTS,
GRADUATE MEASURES,
BED PANS, &c.
Will be sold at ii o'clock.
REGNAULT i Co,
jy lit AuclioheerS.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BUILDEkS.-Pro r">al,
y will he received by tli. undersigned a.t" d.
o'clock. NJ, SATURDAY, lsh instant. IN t't-N
INGa DWELLING, on Third street i'm tla..,.H
The work to BE- completed by t1r 1t Il urt.. .
unAt paym.uts Ia b. mad. In ct,h f, f.a @ f.
progresses. The proprietor Resolves tn E-h. 81
reject any or all al the estimates.
Plans ANA specifications may be s"wu a. li
office, over the National Bank of Virginia
ALBERT WEST.
~ lo--3. Architect
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several days ago, that y Httie Psscssosl
consolidation applied 70 New England
will teach that pestilcnt busy-body more
of sound politico-economicsl doctrine, and
improve her political education In greater
degree, than all the "glittering gcnerahties"
Of Democratic or conservative platforms
will ever be able to cram into her cranky
haad
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OFFICE EIcHuoSp. FKrDERlrEsUr@# iNHI
PUruNAr RAILROAD t""FAHt ,
RIuHvoNp, July Il, lsHs
.,EAIEn pRopnSALS nre inNiirInn

- til tn, 18th instant fur tho iuru hing AL ts
livery uf the following ma'rrlhl.
lU"o. oJ0 HARD BURNT BRlt X, ~ arch@s.
1900 barrel, HY DRAULlC CEMENT.
$50 900 feet b. NJ HEART PINE TIMBER. /
inches by II inches, and lurh"s tF .
inches from 10 feet "a 80 feet ir.#-tas b
b. cut Ia suit bills rs hereafter given
1900 WHITE OAK TIES. IL inChr, lace
inches thickness, and feet Ion.
The material, are for the Richmond RaU.
Connection Company, and proposals AZ" Ton" 4
dressed 20 the Chief Engineer kirhm"ut k4.s"N
Connection Company. For particular 'u"ri4t..
,n,ly a, this Office VI
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Is II So?-The Washington Chronicle
says that Governor PEIRPoINr is one of the
men who have called for National Radi-
cal Convention.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
koAD.-The railroad from Alexandra IN
fredericksburg has been put under con,
tract to be built in eighteen months
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BY Grub, i Williams, Auct!oneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

4 VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE
n AND BEAUTIFUL SQUARE, on SorTIl
SIDE or GRACE STREET. EXTENDING FROM
TW MT Us ECON d To TWESTY-THiRD
STREETS. For SALE AT AUCTION On MON
DAY, the 10Th of July, at o'clock, T.. NJ, we viii
sell 1t auction, on the premises, the bate rcsidenc.
of LuFTlN y. ELLETT, deceased II Is situated
upon The crown Of the hill, overlooking the city
and surrounding country above and below, com
mauiiug Il view of uu.quall"' beauty: IL is 4
most Conveniently constructed dwelling, with
about twelve rooms, with large kitchen, smoke
house stable, and all the usual conycn!encrs oil a
private r.-idcnc" Of the better class. The lot
fronts on Grace street two hundred and siXty-iou
feet, eXtruding from Twenty second To twenty .
third streets, and runs back two hundred and
thirty feet aifording large yard aud < rden and
Is one of the most beautiful situations IN the city ,
convenient 10 the business portion OF the city, and
yet very quiet and retired IL will be sold together
or sub divided 10 meet the views If bidders II X
rarely that Il property 20 desirable in itself and
with so many advantages of situation Is Offered 10
the public. -
~ It'd Auctun"ers.
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rg- COYNER'S SPRINGS.-This desirable
WATERING PLACE
+ now
OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Richmond, or Pc
tersburg by
MORNING TRAINS
arrive at the Springs to tea.
TWO TRAINS PASS DAILY,
COMMUNICATION BIZ TELEGRAPH
east and west,
Al the command Of visitors.
WILLIAM n. FRY,
iyG-It Proprietor
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Hs- ESTABLISHED 1916.

ne EsTABLIslIED 1916.
LOUIS J. BOsSlEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
CONFECT!ONER FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
begs to inform his old friends and customers that
he has resumed business AZ his old stand.
No. 80 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
lie desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to renewal OF their
bushes. connections, promising equitable dealing.
His motto is quick sales and small profits.
lie Film
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By Harrison. Goddlr & 'rf~s. 3.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real E,.4'r Az

VERY NEAT AND COMFORTARrr
RESIDENCE At THE SOTTHW DDnE.a
OK CLAY AND MUNFoRD STREET. FoE "a:
AT AUCTION VIII bs sold At aut'sua .., -.
promises. on WEDNESDAY, the lith ut J#fv. f...
At o'clock. =. NJ, the neat BRICK TLAtNE,r
located ~ above. The lot has a iruut y a.
thirty two feet. and depth Of one huu4rt4 A..
nfty -Gv. feet - al alley. The iwrlEnE ...r.
rooms besides kitchen attached. A'-o. set.r.f
aud wood house. a we'll of hur wa'rr N t.ay...
ana the premises shaded by handsome t-nr. r 81.
session given AT once.
Terms One-thrd cash; balance 3, trrr g.. .
eight months for negotiable notes. Interest Al.
secured by 4 trust decd
HARRISON, G0DDlN & APpERSny.
Agc'l.t.essts
p S-After tho foregoing sale, Wal d. .
THREE VERY Beautiful LOTS In tAa r.ts +
Buchanan's Spring, each fronting iUr'y tee SO,
the north sid. Of Clay street. running tsr. ~
hundred and nineteen fees To- an alley, 4. tr. 4
the property Of Colonel :. II. Parker
These are amongst the handsomest lots l.. .aa.
beautiful locality.
Terms At sale.
" lo-tdS Aur'.u" .H
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LADIES, DINING.ROOMs1r
WENpLlNGER'S,

No. sl8 MAIN STREET
DINING. ROOMS have been elegantly fitted up in
the second story Of my building for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
by gentlemen. The attention OF the ladies and
gentlemen Of Richmond is called to this notice,
and they are assured that no efforts will be spared
to merit their patronage. The best the market az
fords can always be had.
jy 2-codts c. WESDLlNGER.
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Re PHYSICIANS PHOTOGRAPHS are still
being made by LUMPKlN CO., No. '37 Main
street, second door above Spotswood Hotel.
Price, per dozen, TWO DOLLARS.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. iy l6-eodtS
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ne FOR SALE. an excellent WHEELER i
WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, in frst-rate or
der and but very littfeased. II will be sold at a
very moderate price apply to
jy lists JOHN DooLEl.
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r.r-DENTAL NorICE.-NIrRoUs OXIDE

g.r- DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
iAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DESTIsT, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF this ga,
j. prepared I" administer II a. an ana-theiic In IN"
EXTRACTION Of TEETH, thereby rendering tho
operation absolutely painless.
As Sits highly important that the gas should be
fresh and pure timely notice should be given Of
desire TO use Il.
OGice and residence northwest corner of Seventh
and Franklin streets. ~ Inn
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On the 4th instant, at Rockfsh Mills, Nelson
coultv Va, by the Rev. s. L. huff, Mr.. CYRU:
A. MATTHEWS and Miss MARY L. POWELL, al
If Naison
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
IL be sold TO the highest bidder, for cash, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, AZ 10 O'Clock, a.
81, At the shop Of Messrs. Rock \ Abbot on
Twentieth street, between Main and frankin, W. W.
WAGONS, seventeen HEAVY STREET WAo-
oNS, to satisfy an attachment, In my hands IN AYR
OF Rock Abbott rs. brown stsbler ln t s Are
city OF Richmond. ,.rvp n r
I've A. X. CRuMf, H. " W ~
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WANTS.

NTOTT & FRAYSER want to Rent n
~ DWELLING. HOUSE north of Franklin and
Ninth streets The honSe te fSn'Sin ss or siSa.
VH%Ts. TEAMSTERs, and FARM HANDS. Can
supply city or country orders at the shortest notice
Bnsess OF all descriptions requiring the attention
OF an agent attended to by
MOTT 4 FRAYSER
Franklin, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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DIED,

Al the residence Of her sister, in Norfolk, on III"
Sd Of July, after long and painful Il.n"ss whcl
che bore with Christian resignation, Mrs. ChHl>
TiAN A. BUTLER, in the fny-third year Of her
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= AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
- BY Paine b Co, Auctioneers,
'st 100 Main street.
T A RGE SALE OF AN ENTIRE
STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
DRY GOODS.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS. &c, SC.
AT ACCTIcN.


| On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, commenc
At 10 clock, will sell at auction rooms, by
order of Thomas U. Dudley, Esq, Sergeant Of tn
pending suits of Tucker Smith, plaintiffs. rs. 7
Mcdowell 4 Co, defendants, and Balderston
wsd cq pEsHTak sr6ck Of 81
BOUTS ard SHOES, comprising every variety
mems, women's, boys, misses, aud chill
TRAVELLING TRUNKS and vALISEs. a
TRAVELLING BAGS,
Ladies HOOP SKIRTS,
Gen,cmens BLACK and DRAB FELT HATS
linen BOSOM and BROWN LINEN SHIRTS
Gentlenen's GAUZE MERiNo SHIRTS and
FANCY g CASHMERE SHIRTS,
SU>PESDERS,
UMBRELLAS,
GLOVES ana HOSIERY, In great variety;
HrCKABACK TOWELS,
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS,
CAMBRIG HASDkERcHlbFs,
LI%ES and PAPER COLLARS,
BELT BUCKLES,
SCOTCH WHISKY,
CALIFORNIA WINE,
OLD CuGEAC BRANDY,
CLARET WINE
WRAPPING PAPER,
TOILET SOAPS. -
Sll.N ER-PLa kD SEi'" y aSEs' y,
Terms For all sums under one hundred dollars,
cash over that amount sixty days credit for APP
proved endorsed notes.
wi PAINE 4 60, Auctioueer-. .
Bye. &. Han"s & Co, Auctiou"crs,
Seventh street, between Broad end Marshall.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w on TIT RSDAY, July 18th, commencing at
10 o clock.
BEpSrEADS, MATTRESSES.
OFFICE AND OTHER CHAIRS,
TABLES, WARDRoBES.
ALSO,
p dozen LINEN COATS,
- dozen LINEN PANTS.
50 pairs CASHMERE PANTS,
1 dozen VESTS,
Lawns, BAREGES. and CALICOS,
BOOTS, SHOES NOTIONS, &c.
Is II C.. E. IASES co.
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No TIT MAN rIHEET,
uSE DOOR ABOVE THIRTEENIH STREET.
Sight aud Time BILE Issued on Barring brt'l.''
4 To- London. Sterling ana United state, -.
State stocks Dough, ami sold.
: 4. GLOVER. ra.h..r
W T. QrARLEs, Vice President and Teller
Iiy lin
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gF-PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
-FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gil
POLLARD'S HISTORY OF TIE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
je 20-ts 'ohE luRHEh.
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Eleventh and Main streets

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
\ DETCE AND BUILDING LOTS, AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION BY
request Of Nh Jesse Williams twho IS dIScoutimu.
ing house kce ping, We will, on THURSDAY, July
18th at 81 q lock. l.. NJ, sell At auction. upon the
premises, his RESIDENCE, situated az above.
II has about ten rooms, besides garnet, store
rooms. cIossts, bath room, kitchen. and three
ROOMS for servants, smoke house, lumber house,
.t,!l. carriage house, &c, all Of brick, and now
- good order, having been lately repaired.
Sur entire premises ara admirably arranged for
al. comfortable &C accommodation of i laTg. family.
With some slight alterations, the rear buildings
uu Adams streets could be converted into stores or
small tsHomcnts.
with the houst will b" sold front Of forty Eve
feet "a Marshall street, running back one hundred
AMI s.xty-seycn feet 10 al alley.
After which, will be sold the two beautiful LOTS
lying to the east Of the dwelling, each thirty by
one hundred and sixty seven feet To the alley.
Possession will be given in a few days after the
sale.
Terms: AtSalr GRUBBS x WILLIAMS,
iyJ Auctionecrs
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w A N T D.-All persons, colleges,
w and private institutions who wish to secure
good and competent TEACHERS would do well 10
address us, as.we have them on hand. They. can
he had free NJ charge. Also all TEACHERS are
required Ia send Us their applications In their
own handwriting, with references, rs we have
situations open now.
Wanted, 10 import EMIGRsNTS, which will be
done for reasonable an equitable prices.
For further particulars, address the SOUTHERN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Franklin street, under
Metropolitan Hall. Pos, office box Ii Richmond
Va. D'AEDAuAZY i LINK,
~ lit Agents.
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RKIsOy, GOpDly & appfRSoy
BY Harrison, Goddin x Apper-ou.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate A4rn,.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or

COMMISSIONERS SALE or ,
~ SMALL HOUSE AND Lot. az 1uR W.,
SIDE OF VALLEY, BETwhES BALDWIN -.
- STREErS.-As Comm. .>iun"rs al the i.
IN. sd ct June, l.@f, IN tn" ca" - E4 K t.ar.
Back &c, We shall sell ~ pubic 4Uc'lHu 80 81.
premises on WEDNESDAY. the I'M July, l'' .
io'tiuch, =. NJ, the HOUSE ana LOT l'rHfaH .
above consisting Of Il lot, with framed i've.
thereon, near the grocery store II Mr N A,I-
TRRMs: One third cash. balanc" IL 'hr"r ar1 81
months for negotiable. notes, interest adI#i, -
It'll" retained until all the purchase money j. f.!
paid. ,,.,
JOHN q STEGER, lr.,.,.s
ALEXANDER Il. SASDS,S
iyG
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Chesterfield County

MOTTO En- Chesterfield County
y Court, May II! I.sa Ordered, Itat L
Walker. William /. "lopt"n, aud william
Woodbridge be appointed I" .up".nt"ti apt d.
A-rrtnlurr established, in the one lsaH1t.. 3" !
Ninety seventh regiment of Virginia h.t'.@ ..
proceed and report under an act 81 III" hvh1IA -
scInbiy passed March >, los.
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EIFTY HOGSHEADS PRIME RIB
Il SIDES BACON,
10 hossheais prime CLEAR SIDES D !, b AVN,
20 hogsheads prime StiouLpEhSn PAWN paw
Is kegs prime sMlTHflELD LARD,
800 sMIThFIELD HAMS, ,r,,,,
20 hogsheads PORTO RiCO SUGAR,
100 bags RIO COFFEE
l. 20 cases COGNAG BRANDY,
SO cases superior CLAkET,
100 boxes ROslN SOAP, ox
l. 900 sacks Worthington" LIVERPOOL SALT,
500 sacks GROUND ALUM SALT
20 boxes ADAMAETISE CANDLES,
Superior OLD WHISKY, #a#.
CoGNAC brandy. In pipes, and GRoCE-
RIEs generally, for sale by
~ i9-4t CHARLES 7. WORKMAN q Co.
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MULES WANTED.-I wish to pur-
vi chase TEN No. | MULES. Apply to me at
Harvey Williams's, Commercial Block:
jy lo-lw J. d. HARVEY.
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" A y T Il D.-Persons desiring to
w change their COOKS. WASHERS, lR0NERS.
NURSES, HAMBERMAlDS, HOUSE and DINING
liable and we'll recommended labor by calling at
80 Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth,
Prompt attention given 10 country orders for
FARM HANDS or LABORkRS Of any kind.
MOTT " FRAISER,
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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LOST. STRAYED AND FOUND.

neutrality-suspicious. viii he made
~ 10 the Richmond, Fredericksburg. and ro-
tornac Railroad Company for the removal 81 Ger
tiLcat,~ tor lIv. shares of the stock 81 said COM
p.nv, issuod in the nam" ri JEANETTE MONT
GUMEkY. the said certificates having been Lost.
i. l3-W@A* MARGARET e.. FISHER.
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Wy NATHAN n. C.."RILL, Cl.rE


/ In Chesterfield County Clerks ofic@. ], Na.#1
/ n. Cugblll. Clerk, do hereby max" the igt'u| :
statement from the best information ibd' go =
relative 10 the line between the Twenty -thif i'-
giment and the one Hundred and Aturiy'~"'. -.
. re-. inent Of Virginia militia, to vii. f"s'i1@-
At Falling creek where II emptes into Jem's !.f"fs
thence up said creek 10 boode's Brid,r ~" L.
thence up said road Ia James Gregory = thu r
! along and by Clay's meeting house across :"
| creek at Newby's bridge, thence up saIi y +.
! bridge road by second branch meeting house, ="
across the Petersburg road TO AeWLihS b'fa
thence down said creek 10 AppomAttok nv"
thence mp the said river Ia Powhat@n I'M, t"t.-
along said line To James river, thence down SAL
| James river to the beginning. ~
Given under my hand this Esd day .. jun
NATHAN II. CuO3lLL, C'rA
In compliance with the above order, all rf'.. .
/ living within the lines of the said on" HHht'.
and Ninety seventh regiment Of sIr1 ma iaa'.
subject 10 militia duty, and not included 10 |".
Manchester district uf said rex imehtr AZ" f"isat
Ia assemble in front "f the store Of the MA
/ Coal Mining Company al Il o cICc X VI. an al +"
DAY, July y, ls5c, for the purposes indicate: #
the above order. And all parsons Hvlus j" ST..
Manchester district, and subject to miIlIA ~
are required to assemble In front Of tn. Town t4
OF Manchester At ~ u. on FRIDAY, july ~, +'~a
BOUNDARIES oF THE aASCHssrER DISTRICT" F lH
SAID ONE HUNDRED AND sIsETI sEEbNfh ~.
GfaBST.
Beginning At Powhite creek wher" Il eEi -
into James river, up the said creek L. Ho.maa y
yaps mill thence along the road thai lead. iE r.,
said mill 10 the Manchester turnpike, cs'r''IS - !
turnpike at the Warwick road, thenc. along - .
Warwick road by Branders ~aw-Iu.ti o. r.. I.
, creek where II crosses the Richmond and Er..'s'
! burr turnpike, thence down said FA!Itu- ci.'s
James river, thence up sa.! James r!'es u ".
! n"''p0'r whErp
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-29
Have we a President?

The whole country was made to blush by speech
made from the east portico of the Capitol on the
4th Of March, 1865 but we have no hesitation in
saying that that inc2berent utterance less dis
creditable TO its author than the following which
was delivered in the East Room on Saturday last
1--WE have seen hanging upon the verge, or upon
edge of the Government, as it WERE body call
ing, or assuming to be the Congress of the United
States, when it was but Congress of part of the
States. ["Thats sorl We have seen Congress as
suming to be for Union when every single step they
took was to perpetuate the dissolution and make
disruption permanent We have seen that every
step that has been taken, instead of bringing about
reconciliation and harmony, has been legislation
that partook Of the character of penalties retalia
ton and revenge"
Mr.. johnson seems 10 forget that the validity of
his authority President stands upon precisely the
same footing with that of Congress and that if
the body calling, or assuming to be the Congress
of the United States is anything less than what it
claims to be- he falls equally short of what he claims
to be- viz: President of the United States for his
constituency is precisely Identical with that of Con-
gress. Or rather it was less than that of Congress-
since the admission of the Tennessee members and
Senators.
Then what must the country andt he world think
of the intelligence of a man who thus assails the
validity of his own authority as a magistrate? OF
his dignity and deceney we say nothing. The
country has ceased to expect decorum from that
quarter and there would be sense of relief if it
were known that the recent utterance had the same
inspiration with that of March 4, 1s65.-Washinq-
ton Chronicle.