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ne sal %;i; &C. ssgss bushsl shipstaE frsn
mln sss. = oushsl. Wheat bran. 900. Corn
YssffIizsxs.-PsruYian gusno, sss0ss1 % =
sson fPs ssa91 n sashs ss os
bone dust. go u ION James Eiyss nsnipals.sd
River ground Peruvian. 500 q ton; Bsugh's
SSas shssZaSs,s sss 4 ON
s snt compsny's crude Peruvian susno. sss
sssn p.iaaa sasa' ground round
PEAL tssIssED.- sE@ss.ss = hqshsl. . .
'o snSrr .sgars applss. ss@ss q barsl-.hs
p ;fi e! ysss ns lssss a'a
peeled, f20lac.; unpeeEed, 7GSci cherries. seed
q soS e Fl no. seeded sse ,os:
$40 otter Il So vii Wild cat, ssa.; Spossum. q:
These are the prices for prime skins inferior
EgsE.-Toy's mining, $50. GsL7s q 100 feet.
F.ArHSR Sal! i've geese, 7oGsoo. common
| aIssESs.-700s5e.
GaISpsToNEs.-aG:sc q d.
ss.oa vet saltsa s ssii,sa YES
HH. .T.%aaY ssas Sx5s,nis
noies kin sill hats sssGs7a q dossn dress S, ess.
simers hats. 83e0*so'T dozen. -, -
~ ssnnsrsa s 5ssa:d s sssa s
KEROSENE OlL.-s0soe. " gallon; retail, ~
LAKD.--Prime, barrels and tisrcss, lse IN half
barrels I5Sc.; in kegs, &c.,; country. la0i33e
LsATHEk.-Sole leather, oak, ssQSse.; sol. lea.
Their, hemlock. 2oGsoc.; upper, soGesc.; Kip. =
French, sssGsss; domestic. ssSSsls; morocco
'' sss.1v 7ip 81 ssasisS Roekl.rd. s,se
LuMBBR.-whits pine, one.ineh, sco9eso q thou.
sand; one and half to three inch, ssagsse, from
the yard Yellow Pins so as tSa
sand Lsth' split sl.:o sawed. e = so9sana.
ss sioe e. F. s E. E. c. s &C.: aa's g.
ssbss;j En- Ei:s. : s;,si:
MoLAssBs. Common syrup, so9ste. genuine
golden syrug. 7o@sSo e gallon; Snea end Nd M 6,
Soyas9, ssS0o p1TtG Ke0' ''''' Now
oiIs.Linssss g machine, s,Ss H. Is:
s sassos: ss4sGsssS il gallon; virginia iuSrss.
si9s s ess.ggss saasssRsp barrel
PIow CAsrlsas.!7e. q b.,
Psrfsa.a7gtoS a by hs bag, a sS,,., swat.
'f PRis.- 50 q bu,hel.
PownER.@sporting, S7gss % ksg Of Is Ms;
blasting and mining, $6UF6. So
RAas.-Mixed cotton, &c.; white, &c.; woollen'
RoPs.-Msnina, best, 2se.
RIoK.-l1lllAc.
s1x:@Nsv England, sa.loGss.as; Santa Cruz.
81 .boG$4 q gallon.
RYs.-3I.473 in good dsmand
s!osss orsss4s 9 sas Ss's
sTBEL.-Naylor's cast steel, Ac. q D.; English
blstered, 2ogl2ac. q b.; American blistered, ss2
sEoT-Ner.hern g is@ss. as q bag q ,; 2: r.:
"B,T 1910 30 Iss@lslc.: crushed anu pull
verified. ls0lsic.; cut loaf lsi@lsc,
store, So ao0SS.4o ground alum salt. $2.tO0s2.7s
u sack.
| SEEAcA RooT.-2o0?5c.
soAP.-Common. ogsc. best washing, US 15s;;
'0 ssfs1ss ;TS1 ssH ianoS
SrAvEs.-Pipe slaves s7o@Sso " 200; white
oak hogshead slaves $5O@Sso % 200 red oak
hogshead slaves, $40 q 200 barrel slaves, $1o
q l::oodress.d for shipment n mel S2'' hossneaa
| eading (nominal), $40 ~ 200.
TAR.-$s. 5OQa4 ~ barrel. u,
TBAs-Black, 75c. GSl.sS-the last prime sr u
Gle imperial, 81. 1892; gunpoWder' $l.70eS1'1''
V1NSeAs.-Cider, 4o04sc.; manufactured 500
WHEIT.~see report OF Corn Exchange.
WHIsKY.-Whisky Is frmer on account t o. S ea
pension of distillsries. Common, PROOF, *Iy@A'''
pure rye 80 50GlS4.50. Fine brands higher. 3.
hS Wooot.@Market very dull. Unwashed, aoG7io.;
WIsE.~Port common. 81. so0ss.
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Arrival Of the New British Minister.
NEW York, January 27.-The steamer
Siberia arrived to-day with the new British
Minister ON board.
The Markets.

New YORK, January 27-Noon.-Stocks
very active. Money easy at per cent
Gold, 1411a. Governments strong; old,
1II1s. Virginia 6's, 40L. Tennessee 6's.
new, 6OL. Flour firm. Wheat 1c. better
Corn 1c. lower: Rye and oats dull: pork
steady at S2l.75. Lard quiet. Cotton
6rmer at ls14@1s1ac. Freights firm. Tur-
pentine irregular at 561ac. Rosin firm
common strained, $2.S7h.
Eveninq. -Cotton-Up lands, 1814@18%-
the latter figure being extreme rates ;
sales, $500 bales. Flour frmer and un-
changed. Wheat 1@2c. better. Corn &C
tive; mixed western, $l.26@S1.2S; south
ern yellow, S1.26@sl.3O. Oats heavy.
Provisions steady. Mess pork, S2l.3s'
Lard, 19@13R. Groceries quiet and firm.
Turpentine, 5615@57c. Rosin, s2.S7h@
81. Freights firm cotton, per steam, $50
q corn, per sail, 10. Gold, 14l1s. 5-20's,
62, coupons, lll1a. North Carolina 6's,
So.
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Cotton very
buoyant and tending up; middling held at
1SL@1SAc.; sales on Saturday of 1900
bales on the basis of 174@l71sc. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat-a small bust.
ness doing; southern, s2.70@$2,s5. Corn
rather better; white, Sl.20; yellow, Sill
@sl.18. Oats dull at 75@76c. Rye dull al
55c. Provisions quiet bulk sides, 1880
1OLc. shoulders, 9G9Ac.
CINCINNATI, January 27.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull; ear, soc.
shelled, Csc. Provisions firmer. Mess
pork-Old, $40; new, s2l. Bacon firm
and quiet; shoulders, &c; clear sides
l1lAc.
ST. LOUIS, January 27.-Flour very
quiet; superfne, s7@S7.50. Corn very
dull at 6s@69c. Provisions nominally I'm
changed. Lard, l29l2h@l4c.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Bacon ad
vanced Lc.; shoulders, 10c.; clear sides
l23dc. Lard, 13c. Mess pork, s2l.
WILMINGTON, January 27.-Spirits tur
pentine buoyant at sic. Rosin active a
S3.17b@S3.25 for No. /; strained and No
II, sl.921s@S2. Cotton firm at 1910. TO
middling. Tar in demand at 81.
LONDON, January 27-Noon.-Consol
steady. United States bonds quiet. A
Frankfort, United States bonds are rs
Afternoons unchanged.
LONDON, January 27-Evening.-Con.
soils, 931a. United States bonds, 7211S.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-Noon.-Cottor
quiet and steady; estimated sales, $4,000
bales. Breadstuffs firm. Afternoon
Cotton firm. Lard frmer at SIS. Sd. Porl
dull. Common rosin, IS. Sd. Tallow, AS
Cd. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-Evening.-Cot
ton-Sales, 10000 bales; uplands, 734a
I'D; Orleans, S0S1sd. Naval store
firm
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In the Wheeling Legislature, last week,
q resolution was adopted that the Cover
nor of the State be instructed to ascertain
the amount of bonds held against the
State by its citizens, as apportioned from
the debt of Virginia prior to the rebellion,
and report the same.
It is said that it is the intention of Sena-
tor Salisbury to retire from public life
and the fact that he has taken no part IN
the business of the Senate during this ses-
sion. and has been for some weeks at home,
in Delaware, seems to give color to the as
sertion.
They have cold weather in Minnesota.
In an exposed position the Thermometer at
st. Paul, on Sunday and Monday morn.
ings last, indicated 44degrees below zero
the coolest weather experienced there
since 1868. At Madison, Wis.,, it was IL
degrees below zero.
The nine thousand inhabitants of Akron
Ohio. spent over s2,OO0.OOO last year in
building dwellings and manufacturing
establishm ents.
Fifteen hundred Mississippi freedmen
want to 20 to Liberia. They ind they
can't live here without work.
Thurloy Weed claims that MIR. Lincoln
made Mr., McCulloch Secretary OF the
Treasury upon his Recommendation.
There does not, seem to be Q doubt bu
that Senator Guthrie, of Kentucky, VII
now feel impelled to resign.
Massachusetts educates her children Q
a cost Of nine dollars per annum for ever!
child within its limits. j . II
Richard G. Broughton, Esq,of Norfolk
died last week.
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Judge Erskine, Of the United, States
District Court for the Northern District Of
Georgia, has decided that debt con.
tracted by the loan Of Confederate Trea
sury notes to enable the borrower to hire
asubstitute for the Confederate army, who
was actually hired, and who entered and
served in said army, cannot be admitted
toproof as debt under the bankrupt act.
such debt held to be illegal and void.
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Lynchburg papers of yesterday state
that the soldier whose skull was fractured
by blow with the butt of musket given
by Colonel Rose after the soldier at
tempted to shoot him is in q hopeless
situation and must die.
Colonel Joseph V. Bemusdafer, native
of Loudoun county, Va, has been nomi-
mated by the Democratic State Convention
of Indiana for State Auditor.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
49,. ,...s NORTH CAROLINA,

NUhId CAhuLlNhs
RALEIGH; N. c., January 27.-The re-
port of the Committee on Governor and
other State Officers was discussed at length
in Committee of the Whole. 1t proposes
to add to the present officers lieutenant
governor, superintendent of public works,
and superintendent of public instruction
all to be elected by the people every two
years. Heretofore the people have elected
the Governor, and the Legislature has
chosen the other officers. No vote was
taken on the committees report.
Mr.. Battaile, public treasurer, sent in a
communication giving the reasons why he
could not comply with the order of the
Convention to pay their per diem. Referred
to the committee appointed to confer with
General Candy.
...--..,'. SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARL EsroN, January 27.-The question
of levying q specific tax to defray the e.
penses of the Convention was discussed.
The committee on pay recommend So
per diem for members, and twenty cents
mileage, payable in bills receivable of the
State.
Considerable excitement followed thu
adjournment of the Convention, growing
lgout of an assault upon the reporter of TIT
| Mercury by a son of Collector Mackay
the President of the Convention, On &C
count of an abusive article in today
Mercury.
/ ,''''''.-N' '''' FLORIDA.
| TALLAHASSEE, January 27.--The repoE
/ Of the Committee Of Privileges and Elee
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AsTRoNoMICAL-THE THREE EVENING
STARs.-The two beautiful evening stars,
Venus and Jupiter, are rapidly ap-
preaching each other. On the 30th they
will be less than the diameter of the moon
apart, and then, although seemingly so
near, the distance between will be millions
ofmiles. Venus is the lower, and, of course,
the brightest. The planet Mercury is the
third evening star, but not at present to be
seen, on account of its low position.
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pg BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect dye harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; In
vigorates and leaves the hair soft and bsautifH
black or 6roto,, Sold by all druggists and per-
tuners, and properly applied at Bachelor Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
ia l4-eod
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HAVE NOT SEEN HALF YET.-The New
York cypress says that one of the Radical
senator's in Congress, who claims to be q
regular "Roundhead," on being remon.
strated with the other day in that city over
the uonstrous, radical, and destructive
legislation now affecting the country, COOL,
replied: 6 You haven't seen halt gets
sentiment quite worthy of Robespierrt
and the very worst Of the Sans Culottes Of
the French revolution.
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ATTACKED By RoBBERs.-Philadelphia,
January 26.-Early this morning Charles
Edwards was attacked by robbers in the
street. He was beaten with a billy and
stabbed through the lungs. He will pro-
baby die. One of the assassins was arrest
ed, and has been ident tilted by Edwards.
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TIE Color QUESTION IN THE Sons OF
TEMPERANcE.-The Grand Division Of the
Sons of Temperance of the State of New
York are in a middle. On Thursday,
during the deliberations of that body at
Albany, a proposition to strike out the
present restrictions upon colored members
of the Order, whereby they are debarred
from visiting Divisions and also from being
represented in Grand and National Divi-
sions, raised a lively row, but the negro
was ruled out.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange, January 81, 1s6S.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Theat.-White, $50 bushels red, 140 bushels
Corn.-White, 6,03l bushels; yellow, Bis
bushels mixed, 4, i20 bushels.
Oats.-752 bushels.
Rw-S6 bushels.
lsal.-White, 80 bushels.
BroWnStuy. ,06S bushels.
SALES.
Wheat White, 9 bushels very bad, 1915
IA bushels common, ~. 10 ; 95 bushels good
private terms As bushels inferior, ~. Red, q
bushels prime, $50; 90 bushels good, $2.4J.
Corn-White, new, 81. l0@$l.l5; 1893 bushels
old, $1.ll; l24 bushels damp $l.0S; mixed
40 bushels damp, 81 i; l,343 bushels very good,
81 O5 80 bushels prime, $l.06.
Ootts.-422 bushels good. 66c.
Rye.-26 bushels inferior, $l.42h 40 bushels
good, $l.45; liz bushels good, $l.45.
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ANOTHER SUIcIDE.-Dela,care, Ohio, Jan.
uary 25.-Rev. George W. Brush, of the
Central Ohio Conference, committed sui
eide by hanging himself this afternoon.
From the evidence before the coroner's
jury it appears that he had been contem,
plating the act for several days. He is
supp osed to have been insane.
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tions was postponed Till February 2sd for
discussion.
A committee on the boundary of the
State, location of the capital, &C., was
appointed.
Invitations were extended to Scion
Robinson Of New York, o. B. Hart, Harri-
son Reed, and others, to address the Con-
vention. Adjourned.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, January 81, 1858.
ALooHoL.-s4.5o @ gallon.
ALs.-scotch, best brands, pints, % " dozen
Baoc ' :. Shoulders, lss@lssc.; ribbed sides.
lsae. clear ribbed sides, Ac.: Virginia hog.
s sSqna !1 psn saas
BsAss.N$l & @aa. 50 % bushel.
Bgssran 6niSn ST.; 9Sss aaas; s
ira Burlap, asc.; common Burlap, 2oc.; English
linen, hand made, 20, 4s@soe.; Andrews Coshin,
BaAsp1.-French, slo@sls; apple, ss.ss0sa /;
small sTss S5nEs Sag sfS So
mond made blooms, two strings. $i;7s9s2; three
strings, $e25G9$s.2s; four strings, $agss:
BUcnsrs.-Painted, two hoops, $s.70 tnres
GososSTaATED iYs.-sl.s s@ss q dossn by tho
'e csss;aEsr.-ss.4o0saso q barrel; James liver,
CosSsoTI9sERrrs. Fzurrs; aS:.csndy, stick.
aysss os sss s!ss q h hsRSns
&c SofEs IO.s Corn ExehsSgs Report.
CoRs MEAL;.Cisy mills, boltsd, sl.as; country
ls0igc; common, l2Gglsc. English dairy, lsGa2oc
Co4rgE.--Rio, 2aQssc. Lsguayra, 2eQHe.
CIsDLEs. ~ damantine, light weight, ala
&c. +; full weight, 2so. tallow, lsc.
CoTToH CARDs.-$7G$s a dozen; wool CARDS
IS 6oGD6.
| Corros YARSs.-Prom No. 8 to No. II, *1.eaG
| 81. 30; Manchester, 81; Leaksville. 8l.ss.
DRY GoODs.-Prints: Sprague and Pacific, 15c.
American and Dunnels, 1910; Amoskesg, dsIl
lie. Arnold's, ioc.; Wsmsutts,. sse. Brow
Sheetings: "a Battersea, l2so.; North Carolin
shsetngs, A. ls.e.; Midlothian, So; !, nss.
"A, Nc-; Standards, A, l5c. l, 1870; T. i9se
lsidlLinssys, l53a5c.; American Dalalnes, isc
| Bleached Shirtings /: /, e1loc.: L. sSJi2tc,; Sc,
| @27Ae. Kentucky Jeans, iSeps7ac: PRINTED sattp
| cts, 2a0S0c. Dixie stripe, loSQio7s ticking, ~
case checks, leQsoc.; csmbrtc. afa0l2ae.i dril,
ing, l3aG02oc In hoop skirts, threads, spool co'
tons, and notions generally, no change since ial
/ report.
4 as.; nader 49,; indigo a. .EoERSl 90 coehtnaa
/ Sl.1540S3 % D.; extract loGwoods 49,; sul
i CARP soda, &c.; limestone, l5c.
!. gELorR.--Suoerhne, 8u 2sag 8tlho; extra, 9iS.as'
II $Ia so family, $is 5sG$4.
i tFisH.-HerrinHs. hNlifax, &sS1&5.so barre
\ North Carolina, es.6esps9 n barrel for No. I,
for No, Q, and s.soGss q half.barrel for No
roe hesrings. Hacksrsi, No. I, Saoi No. lin %
relax sls No. Tin barralsls 9l2; Mol lin ,Ai
Z saT6Nas; No. / lin kiui, "a l&2.se; No.
S2lS0S2,%, Mess shad, IN kits W,
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A FORMER CITIZEN OF LYNCHBURG
K1LLED.-A letter received in Lynchburg
states that William 81. Watson, Jr., a
young man, lately of Lynchburg, was re-
Gently killed by Indians near Cheyenne.
on the Pacific railroad.
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EIection Ortrer I'm Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 27.-Gene-
raj Meade, orders concerning the State
election to be held, that polls shall not be
opened at more than three precincts in .
county, and votes shall be received for
four days, instead of two, as heretofore
ordered. Bar-rooms are to be closed In the
vicinity of the places Of voting.
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UNIVERSITY DEGREE.-At the last meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of the Uni
versity of South Carolina the degree of
LII. D. was conferred on Professor Charles
S. Venable, formerly a professor in the
South Carolina College, and now professor
of mathematics in the University of Vir-
pinia ....
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Report of the Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, January 27, 1868.
Breaks and receipts gradually increasing.
Market animated, and prices firm with an up
ward tendency. Below We give the transac-
tons for the past three days: 80 hogsheads,
10 tierces, and 80 boxes sold.
NEW TOBACCO.
L,gs and Primings.-Very common, rs
medium to good, $4@$6. Co..
Leaf-Common to good, $7@$R; common to
good stemming, $s@$l6.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,tqs and Prin,tn,os.-Very common, IS to 81
good dark working, IS to $40; coal.cured
common, $40 to $l6; coal.cured, bright, 81
to 1926; coal-cured, fancy, $50 to $46.
Leaf-Common dark working, 81 TO SO; me-
dunn dark working, $40 to ga; yellow wrap
pers, common, $40 to $40; yellow wrappers
medium to extra, $45 TO $75. a@
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Ltgs.-Very common and heavy weights, 81
to 81 F; medium, 81 to 80.
.Stems-very common to good, $19$4.5o.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Louisuale, Jan
uary 26.-John 81. Harvey, senior editor
and proprietor of the Louisville Democrat,
died to-day.
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The subscriber begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
tinue the ship brokerage and commission bushes
between Main and Cary, and hopes to merit the
patronage SO literally bestowed upon the late
concern OF Armistead Parr.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. John
P. Shelton, an old citizen of Amherst,
aged seventy years, died at his residence
in that county on Wednesday.
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DiSsOEaItIO11S, DC.

nISSOLUTION.-Having purchased
\ the intarest of Mr.. John E. Hughes in the
arm of SMITH HUGHES, will continue the
business at the same stand. No. l434 Main street.
hereby assume all Liabilities and assets OF the
said firm WILLIAM 4: smlid,
ia 2S-2t Aucdoneer.
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,,, ine other day the sign-boards Of two
L.nu' were malieiously exchanged in AL.
tbs w. a large number Of people started for
70 rs s.,ohg destinations, and both trains had
"'''asn 70 the station, 8 aq
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NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS.-In re.
IN firing from the arm Of Smith i Hughes,
thank my many friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage bestowed on Us, and ask
q continuance of the same to my successor, who
will attend to all business entrusted TO him with
promptuess and fidelity.
10 u.
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ia 2l-3m

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore carried on
by A. COIN and NJ B. BAER, under the name and
STYLE OF A. COIN CO., at No. 1887 Main street, IN
the city OF Richmond, has this day been dissoiven
by mutual consent and In future the BUSINESS WILL
be carried on by the said n. B. BAER, on his sePa-
rate account, who will pay and receive 81 deo"
due and owing to and from the said paItnsIsniP.
,a~~#T NJ B. BAER.
prcuxorD Janunry ~ 1853 -s,~ ia24-lw*
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Land Agencdes.
LAND AND AID IMMI.
Y GRAFTON COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 5. 1885.
ORGANIZED UBCgMBBR II, 1867.
,ocK, 80, 900 SHARES ct ESQ EACH.

CAPITAL STOCK, go 900 SHARES at $50 EACH.
III, $780, 900.
5000 SHARES poR WORKING CAPITAL.
L. 900 SHARES TO BIB ISSUED II PAYMENT PoR
LANDS.
IL 900 shares will be issned as the future extgens
: cies Of the Company may req
The object of the Company Is to bring the lands
OF Virginia into market and cultivation.
The pian is similar 10 that successfully pursued
land -owners In the West in developing thei.
axed rates to actual settlers with families; and
II Is the only plan TO secore reliable labor FOR ag-
ricuturSi purposes.
In order to secure cooperation. no conveyance
will be required until loo, 900 sores are sub-
scribsd ana the company will not commence It's
operations until all the convey ances are satisfae-
Land -ownsrs can, divide their lsnds rs they
deem bsst, and convey any portion In one tract or
alternate tracts. "a zE
No subscription OF less than one hundred acres
win be received and all must be made before the
lat Of March.
The lands Of the company win be sold only to
actual settlers with families.
ON the fair business principle OF Interest 70 All
concerned, the enterprise commends Itself 70 the
favorable consideration OF every practical land
address yifginis Land and Aid immigration
company A''nJ !. D. iaBoDEH, President;
eg ROBExT BOILING, Secretary
WI G. GREGORY, Treasursr.s
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Oo-PARTNERSHIP .NOTICE,-.We
Z ] have IN Ia dsy ated with us In business
j. WILCOX BROWN, ksq., Of Petersburg. The
style of the firm will continue as heretofore; me
business In Baltimore where pave 90
BROWN, LANCASTER eco. -, .euop !, IN
RICHMOND, January !, 1883. Jam
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: -' DAVID PAIR, JR.

take pleasure in Recommending MI; DAVID
PARH, JR, to my friends and the public gene.
rally, and solicit for him'the patronage bestowed
upon the firm of Armistead Parr.
x ROBERT A. ARMISTBAD.
Jonnory a 1S8s ------lf71 Ia 23-eod2w
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The undersigned have this day formed z CO.
partnership under the name and style OF ARml-
STEAD BlBB for the purpose Of conducting 3
general TRIMMING, NOTlOs, and FAHCx
BUSINESS, at the old stand OF, +. Horton heacn,
determined to please and offer great ind cen
Ia 81 Am "@g T. M BIBB.
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Mss OLUTI N.-The firm Of
~ ARMISTEAD & PARR Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Either party will use the
ARMlSTEAD & PAIR.
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auapsR WATT pa W. C. KNIGHT. i
MATT 81 NIGH T.,
wv go. 1850 FRANKLIN STREET, RIoHAosD,
Daslers and manufacturers 0fsAgriculturst lmPie.
msnts The WATT PLOUGH . specially.
Ia To- lmswtm rI-assE
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/, the undersigned, hereby subscribe - acrss
of land, hereinafter described, 70 the oapal SSSA
OF the Virginia Land and Aid immigration Con"
psny, incorporated February ., 1896.
hereby btud myself my heirs: 60, % sSns va
the said land to Che said company ~ gooo anS
general warranty OF title, and free hon all In
eumbrance whsfsoever, and TO receive, q the
time Of such convey ancs, pay eBt therefor s. tina
price per acre sgreed upon, IN certificates OF full
paid shares Of the capital stock OF said company
at the par value OF go.
IL conveyance OF said land Is not required by the
company within twelve months from date heFeot
this contract 10 be void
No. sS sS ". wssss Gsssss
witness my hand and sssl this - Day m q
\ lsas. ~ leSst'1
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HAVING SOLD OUT, MY BUSI--
u NESS to Messrs. ARMISTBAD BIB,
would most cordially recommend them to tne ia.
aensralIy and solicit for them the same patronage
So literally bestowed upon me for the past twenty
years P.HORTOE KEACH.