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The Markets-By Telegraph.

New YORK, February 3-Noon.-United
States bonds, old, lllh. Gold, l4l4.
Sterling stiff at l097s. Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
IlLc. better. Rye steady. Oats firmer.
Mess pork dull at 225sc. Lard frmer at
l34@l41sc. Cotton firm at l9I@l9Ac.
Turpen,ine scarcely so firm at 81 11aG5S NC.
Evening.-Cotton less active and lower ;
sales of $500 bales at l949l9Rc. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn 2g3c. better ;
mixed western, new, Sl27GSl.30; old,
S1.3l southern white, s1.25aSl.3O a; mixed
Tennessee, sl.1O@s121. Pork dull new
mess, $22.621a; old, $2l.60. Lard firm at
13A@l4Lc. Sugar &c. higher. Turpen-
tine unchanged. Rosin, S2.959s7. Freights
decidedly lower; cotton, per sail, go
7-l6c. corn, per steam, l0Rc. Stocks
Governments closed dull. Tennessee 6's,
63M; new, 6OT. North Carolina 6's,
51%. Gold, l4lk. Sterling quiet and
firm at 100 T@llo.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Cotton dull
and steady at l9c. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat steady; prime to choice
red, $2.7OG$2.S5. Corn active, with very
large sales of white for shipment at $l.2O
Gsl.22: western mixed, s1.2O; yellow,
Sl.l5@sl.l7. Oats dull at 73G75c. Rye,
Sl.55. Provisions active; bulk sides-rib,
1890; clear rib, ll4
CINCINNATI, February 3.-Flour firm
and in good demand. Corn irmer at SO q
84c. Mess pork-Old, s2l.25; new, s22
Lard held at 1870. Bacon firm shout.
ders, 9Ac.; clear sides, l21ac.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Superine -four
s7.75asS. Corn, 75@7sc. Mess pork, s22a
$22.25. Shoulders, 1Oc.; clear sides, l3Lc
ST. LOUIS, February 3.-Mess pork,
$2l.5O. Clear sides, lie. Corn, S4Qs6c
WILMINGTON, February 3.-Spirits tur'
pentine declined lc., and quoted at SIC
Rosin steady; strained, S2.l5. Cotton
firm; middling, l714c.
CHARLESTON, February 3.--Cotton 14c
lower, and but little done. Receipts
LAS bales. Sales, $50 bales. Middling
| l8c.
AUGUSTA, February 3.-Cotton dull ana
irregular. Sales, 275 bales. Receipts, 4S(
bales. Aiddling, l7Gl7Ac.
SAVANNAH, February 3.-Cotton dull
and declined; middling, 1734@lsc. Sales
4,0O7 bales. Receipts, 1898 bales.
MOBILE, February 3.-Cotton irregular
Sales, 700 bales. Receipts, 1898 bales
Middling, TIC.
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LAND AGENCIEs.-We would ask our
contemporaries of the South to call the at
tention Of their landholders to the import
ance of establishing agencies in the North
for the sale of their large tracts of unoc-
cupied lands. There is scarcely day
passes that we do not receive call from
some one in search Of southern lands
PomerOy (Ohio) Banner.
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Member Of the Georgia Convention
ShOt-Order fro General Meade
ahnuf the preGa.

Member OF the Georgia Convention
ShOt-Order fro General Meade
abOut the Press.
ATLANTA, February 7.-C. c. Richard
son, one of the extreme Radical members
of the Convention, was shot and danger
ously wounded tonight by a Radical poll
tician of this city.
General Meade issues an order thus:
Ffrst.-All newspapers except such as
threaten appointees and officers with vio-
lence or further prosecution are to be
allowed to resume publishing advertise
ments under State or municipal laws.
Second.-Where there is but one paper
in county it may receive such advertise
ments, irrespective of its politics.
Third.-All military and civil officers
registrars, and persons in military employ
in the Third Military District, are to see
this order enforced. Opposition to recon.
struction when conducted in legitimate
manner is not to be considered an offence
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SHADE DEPOT!
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
1885 MAIN STREET,


between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
M. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window Shade
man, is still at his old tricks, keeping down
high prices. He has the largest assortment Of
SHADES in the city; latest styles in Gold,
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the FIX
lures to match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down you come! All know
GOLDEN he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH,
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble,
and all the colors Black, for covering car
riages, in Drill and Duck; LOCO Paper Shades
at your own price.
and pedlers supplied 1T New York prices.
il 2e-3m
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6eedaanea. florists, &c.

-~~~~~>~--<--.S>-.S -
A FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN
JOHN VI. RISoN, Druggist
fel corner Main and Third streets.
VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE
Y COMPANY.
JACOB FULLER, President.
L. W. ROSE, Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. ALLAN, Secretary.
J. D. FL. ROSS. lD,-o,.or.
ROBT. P. RICHARDSON, Direc'ofs.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RIcHxoSD, VA,
offer for spring planting large and complete
assortment of
APPLE, PEACH, DWARF, and STANDARD PEAR,
PLvY, CugRRY, APRICOT, and other
FRUIT TREES.
CArATpA, ISABELLA, CONCORD, NORTON, Ives,
DELAWARE. 1oSA, and all the leading
GRAPE VINES.
Also, q full assortment OF
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GoosEsgsas, :,
BLACKBERRY, CUKRAST, and all other small
fruits;
ASPARAGUS ROOTS -
EvgRaREEys and other ORNAMENTAL IRsEs.
Catalogues sent on application. Address
ALLAN s JOHNSON,
General Agents,
"a oaem BOX ABS, Richmond, Va.
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BURNING OF A STANDARDIZATION, Pa.
February saint .Xavier's Seminary
located within two and half miles of this
place, took fire this morning, and was to.
tally destroyed. The inmates escaped
saving the greater part of their clothing
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AcCoMAc.-The Conservatives of Acco-
mac held large and enthusiastic meeting
last week for organization. Ed. W. Read
was appointed superintendent.
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TgyHrSsAE.-NaShuiHe, February IA
l.x has Just been passed by the Legisla-
,.rr permitting negroes to hold Office
a.! sit Oh juries.
!. gives the negroes much satisfaction
,,,rraly, and there are already negro
c.,lilates for important offices in the
:. rrfirs
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ia 2S-3rn
SEEDs FOR THE SPRING.

Wehave now in store our spring supply OF
GARDEN and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS,
many of them our own growth, ana al Sc
lected with care, and obtained from the pro-
per sources-the largest and most cnoice as
sortment ever offered in Virgins
GLOVER, TIM Y, and all the
GRASSES constantly on hand:
A few barrels of EARLY GOODRICH
POTATOES, for first planting.
Particular attention given to SENUlNG
SEEDS BY MAIL-the safest and most e1-
pedjtious way of obtaining small packages.
Wholesale price lists for dealers) now
ready.
Descriptive catalogues ready February LIST.
ALLAN s. JOHNSON,
1906 Main street.
p,s+ of3,a Inv a3s ia 2O-3m
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Land Agencfes.
y7iRGINIA LAND AND AID IMEfT-
GRAFTON COMPANY.
CHARTERED FxBRrARr s, 1865.
ORGANIZED UycgMBYH IA. 1897

CAPITOL STOCK, $4,000 SHARES at
$50 EACH. $l5OO,OOO
5000 SHARES PoR WORKING CA9ITAL.
10 600 SHARES TO BE ISSUED IN PAYMENT ZOE
LANDS.
Il, goo shares will be issued as tho future exl-
gsncies of the Company may require.
The object of the Company fs to bring the
lands of Virginia into market and cultivation.
Z The plan is similar to that successfully Pur-
sued by the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany and land owners In the West, In develop.
ing their lands by sales Of alternate small tracts
Mt IoWand fixed rates TO actual settlers VILE
families; and IL is the only plan to secure re.
liable labor for agricultural purposes.
In order 10 secure CT. operation, no convey.
ance will be required until loo 900 acres are sub.
scribed; and the company will not commences
its operations until all the conyeyances are sat.
isfactorily completed.
Land owners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any portion in one tract
or alternate tracts.
No subscription Of less shan one hundred
acres will be received; and all must be made
before the lst Of March. -.
The lands OF the company will be sold only
to actual settlers with families
On the fair BUSINESS principle Of interest to
all concerned, the enterprise commends itself
TO The favorable consideration of every practi.
cal land owner In Virginia.
Address Virginia Land and Aid Immigra.
ton Company, Richmond. Va.
I'D. IMBODEN. President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary;
w. F. e.. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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Dickens dined with Sumner in Washing
ton.
The three oyster-revenue steamers are
at Norfolk.
Hon. John Bell is much better.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET FOR
THE WEEK EN- DIN G FEB. lsT.-Cdtte.
receipts of Beef Cattle this week amount to 945
head-475 from Ohio, by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; ITO from Hardy county, w. Va,
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 100 from
Southwestern Virginia, do: 81 from PittsburG,
by the Northern Central Railroad; l6 from
Georgetown, by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 40 from the Valley of Virginia, on foot.
After the close of the market there was al
arrival of l75 head from Chicago, but they
We're taken TO Washington. OF the offerings
800 head were sold for Philadelphia and New
York, so for Washington, 80 TO graZiers, 3j lef,
unsold, and the balance (545) sold TO Baltimore
butchers 1T the following prices ScallawagS
and old Cows $401j.25; common Cattle and
Heifers $607 fair Beet Cattle IL. 25@7. IS; good
SSGlS so; prime IS. 7j@9.jo u 100 lbs, and few
extra at higher rates.
Hogs.-The supply of Hogs was about equa
to the demand. and the prices have advanced.
We quote $9.759l0.j0 q 100 bs., according tc
quality.
@eep.-The supply of Sheep was moderate
Prices firm at $5. 5O@6.25.
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TINE WATT PLOUGH,
Patented BY GEORGE WATT, july 1865,
took all of the first premiums in the plough
ing match Of the Border Agricultural Fair at
Danville, on the sth Of November, 1867, against
all the most improved ploughs from the North
and South with which it had to compete; and
in the presence Of hundreds Of witnesses
ploughed out deep, wide furrow, Cunning
over heavy cover of grass, &C., without
choking or varying in width or depth,) Of over
100 yards in length without being guided or
held by the ploughman or any one else
Over 2,267 Of these ploughs are now In the
hands of the best farmers Of this and adjoining
States, whose certificates and letters of praise
can be seen ut our store, No. li5O Franklin
street, Richmond, Va.
no 26-sw3ma WATT s KNIGHT
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NAPOLEON AND BLUCHER. An Histo-
rical Novel. vol, Svo. Cloth, So
THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE. An Histori-
cal Sketch of the Days of Napoleon. by
Louisa Muhlbach. Translated by Rev. w.
Vinet vol, Svo. With eight Illustrations
NIPOLEON AND THE QUEEN OF
PRUSSIA. An Historical ROMANCE. BY
Louisa Muhlbach. Translated by T. Jordan.
vol, Svo. Illustrated with eight original
THE He MILITARY Mi HISTORY OF GENE.
RAJ U. S. GRANT. For sale by
in IL A. H. CHRISTIAN L co.
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Keroaeue oar ou Raflroads,

CHICAGO, February ga kerosene lamp
exploded last night, burning the palace car
called the City of Chicago. The passen-
gers escaped.
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FLUvANNA.-The Conservatives of this
county organized on the 9th instant, and
appointed w. B. Petit superintendent.
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n UMBER.-J. A. BELYIN, Broad be-
1 4 tween Thirteent tn and Four teenth streets,
has always on hand LUMBER of every de-
seription, which he sells wholesale or retail ut
the lowest market rates. do 24-am
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SALES.
Report OF the Tobacco Market.


RICHMOND, February 3, 1868.
Breaks light. Market active and prices
firm. Below we give the transactions for the
past three days: l4o hogsheads, 9 tierces, and
ii boxes sold.
NEW TOBACCO.
Lalgs and Primfngs.-Tery common, So;
medium to good, $4@$6. 90
good stemming, 3S@Sl6.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lasqs.-Common to medium dark working,
So to 81; good dark working, IS to SO; coal
cured, common, $40 to SIS; coal cured, bright,
$I5 to $25; coal-cured, fancy, $50 to Si5.
LeaC.-Common dark working, 81 TO SO; me-
dunn dark working, $40 to $l4; yellow wrap
pers, common, $40 to $40 yellow wrappers,
medium to extra, $45 to SIS.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lalg8.-Tery common and heavy weights, 81
to "; medium, 81 to 80.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Loose Lear-Common to good. ss@l6.
Stems.-Very common to good, $lGg$4.5O.
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COMMERCIAL
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, February 8, 1865.

RICHMOND, February 3, 1865.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, none; red, 226 bushels, new
offerings.
C0rn.-White, new offerings, 2, 1872 bushels
re-exhibited, 210 bushels-total, 2,342 bushels.
Yellow 29S bushels; mixed, S36 bushels, new
offerings; re-exhibited, 3l2 bushels-total,
l,l4S bushels.
Odts.-1.lS4 bushels.
Rye.-1l2 bushels.
AeuL.-White, As bushels.
SALES.
Whedt.-Red, 200 bushels prime at ~. 80.
C6rn.-White, Ole bushels at 81 .05: 900
bushels at 3l.04; 920 bushels at $1.03: l6
bushels at s l02; 420 bushels at 81 ; loo BUSH
els private terms-total, 2,l92 bushels.
Yellow, POS bushels at $l07@$l07h. Mixed,
3l2 bushels ut 81 04 800 bushels at $lO3; OBS
bushels at 81 .024-total, /, l4S bushels.
Odts.-3l0 bushels fair At CSC. so bushels ut
&C.; Is bushels prime at 6Sc.-total, 39s
bushels.
Rye.-l12 bushels good at 81 40.
NeaI.-White, As bushels at ST.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., February "a propo-
sition for the State to endorse $l,00O,000
of the bonds of the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford railroad, and cancel and
destroy 81 100000 of the four-million mort
gage authorized by the Legislature of 1866,
was under discussion all day, and was
adopted,
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Investigation OF the Savannah Num-
cipaI Government.
SAVANNAH, GA, February 3.-The mill
tary commission to investigate charges
against the Mayor commenced its session
with closed doors to-day.
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, A riley Gu L 7 U K Il.

We will furnish farmers with
CAREFULLY COLLECTED SEED
N, c,sH. and will BUY THE CROPS roI
CASH at the highest market value.
YUENGLING & BEYER,
James River Steam Brewery,
Richmond, Va.
N B-Parties desiring SEED should send
MS their orders at once, as 1t ought to be sown
&c earlv n. possible. ia 3l-swlm
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T WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
l. FORM my friends and customers and the
uublfc generally that have received another
addition to my stock of new and fashionao
Hair Goods, Curls, Frizettes, Braids, lou
pees, etc. Also, some Of those long, thick
CurIs Particular attention paid to the manu-.
facture and repair of hair jewelry and all
WILLIAM WILDT,
de14 No. 2ll Broad street.
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TEROSENE OIL ON CONSIGN-
IN MENT-I am constantly receiving q
No. article of KEROSENE OIL, which
will sell 10 the trade al low, or lower than
they can order 1t, A. s. LEE,
jasl 1917 Gary street,
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AW .-l7TH GRATTA N RAN
~ DOLPH ENGLISH, 1920 Main street,
have for sale Grattan, volume II, S5-by mall,
81. 40; volume Wallace; Sandss New Forms,
81. 80 Rice, James, and billiard on Bank.
ruptcy: al the Forms in bankruptcy, ano
other Legal and Commercial Forms Diaries
and Almanacs for 1868. All kinds of books
bought, exchanged, or sold. ia u
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Rumored Withdrawal Of the Ameri.
can Minister from London.
WASHINGTON, February Sit is ru-
mored that Charles Francis Adams, the
American Minister, is about to withdraw
from England.
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whole boxes ADA
" MANTINE CANDLES, $50 half boXe:
ADAMANTINE CANDLES, for sale by
CHARLES T. WORKMAN co.
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Steamer Burned.
CINcINNATI, February 3.-The steamer
Sherman, from New Orleans for Cincin-
natl, was burned at Louisville,
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Mules and Horses ton. Sale.

TOR SALE.-Being DESTROYS Of redu-
n cling our stock, we offer for sale 49,
TWO GOOD HORSES. Apply at 4%N
Southern Express Company's stables,
Cary street between Sixth and Seventh
streets. 10 80
MULES AND HORSES.-AL -
lX ways on hand ut the Elk. GS
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE
STABLES, Franklin street, YOUNG and
WELL-BROKE MULES. Also, a lot Of fine
YOUNG HORSES suitable for farm pur-
poses, which will sell at fair prices.
invite the attention OF the farmers ana
planters OF North Carolina and virginia 20
his superior lot of stock and promise them
satisfac ton as to quality and price.
fe % JOHN Is. DAVIS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, February 3.-In the Con-
vention to-day, Raines, a colored delegate,
offered a resolution declaring to the peo-
pie of South Carolina and the world that
the Convention has no lands at its dispo-
sal; that no confscation act has been
passed by Congress, and, in the belief OF
the Convention, never will be; and that
the only manner the landless can obtain
land is by purchase.
A white delegate offered a resolution
declaring null and void the investments OF
the funds of the estates of infants and mar
ried women in Confederate or State securi-
ties by administrators, executors, guar
dams, and agents, and such investments
shall not shear recovery" in lawful
money. Referred.
A bitter discussion took place on an
ordinance invalidating contracts based on
the purchase and sale of slaves.
The tone of the body is becoming more
conservative.
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WRITING AND
w WRAPPING PAPER.
1875 reams FLATCAP PAPER, IL, a. and l6
pounds;
400 reams WRAPPING PAPER, various
sizes, good and strong, made in Virginia.
and better than that brought from the
North.
For sale at manufacturers prices, wholesale
and retail.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
=, 1DOI Main street.
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TINE ROLL BUTTER.-We have in
II store and are receiving regularly fresh
ROLL BUTTER.
cambridge 4 ANDERSON,
IN S27 Broad street.
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TRESH ROLL BUTTER just received
L by [fe II STEVENS, PEGRAM co.
G q ERROR ROASTED COFFEE,
- roasted in J. H. Anthony's patent coffee
rooster; warranted TO contain twenty times
the strength of coffee roasted III the ordinary
way. 1t saves time, labor, and money. Try
it, GUNPOWDER TEA of the best quality,
50 %; SUGARS and SPICES, at
J. II. ANTHONY'S Tea Store,
10 81, no he SnntS1unnd Hotel.
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BAKERS FLOUR.-100 barrels EX-
ID IRA FLOUR for bakers purposes. Has
been tried by most of our bakers, ana gives
satisfaction. S. p. LATHROP, Agent,
ia 90 Eighteenth street, south side dock
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CUGARS, SUGARS.-CRUSHED and
y CUT-LOAF SUGAR for sale by
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS CO.,
ia % Fourteenth and Gary streets
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MISSISSIPPI,


JACKSON, MISS, February 3.-The
Printing Committee submitted new re-
port, allowing, among other things, the
publication of the official proceedings in
the State Journal, Vicksburg Republican,
and Meridian Chronicle, at seventy-6ve
cents per square for the first insertion, and
twenty-five cents for each insertion there
after.
The report of the Education Committee
recommends a general superintendent of
education, and superintendent for each
county.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
Convention collectors to take Convention
scrip in payment of the special tax.
A resolution was offered that if the Con-
yention remain in session forty five days
the per diem shall stop after the expiration
of that time.
Pending the discussion on this resolu-
ton the Convention adjourned.
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IN BALES COTTON YARNS, 6 to II ];
lU 300 half barrels WOODS FAMILY
ROE HERRINGS; in store and for sale by
ia2S ARMISTEAU & CARY.
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ToILET soaps tassorted), prime OLD
JAVA and LAGUAYRA COFFEE, fine SY-
RUPS and MOLASSES, 1000 pounds F1R-
GINA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
ia 90 cambridge & ANDERSON.
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FORM.


I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe -
acres OF land, hereinafter described, to the cap
ital stock Of the Virginia Land and Aid Immi-
grafton Company, incorporated February D,
1866.
hereby bind myself. my heirs, &C., to con.
vey the said land to the said company by good
and sufficient deed, containing survey and
plat, with general warranty Of title, and FREQ
ceive at the time of such conveyance payment
therefor at the price per acre agreed upon, In
certificates Of full paid shares of the capital
stock of said company at the par value Of $50.
If conveyance of said land is not required by
the company within twelve months from GATE
hereof this contract to be void.
No. No. acres No. Where To- Price
acres Gated and per
acres. cleared. wood de ,;cn acre.
Witness my hand and seal this--day OF
-, 1868. CSeal.1
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