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/ FseuSo Northern Coafcuicraey. THE He-eales of
rnrh Gas once Dio'e sfrGE2icd me snakes Of fac
non IN |" the cradle sf,he Rsv,ifuion' Tie cham
81 our unfcn oil 6e masked 5,iyh,er. .Iactson
has Iost an aGeoc.te ard the dd-,rs ,tssyaion kas
gaf1e4 cJ,ien6. Iheday of ret, i6s,on rs CONC
f9ras 3 g -iaaaus tras skus orr; T. P,cke,fnr
VIZ $50 De ou'-fhe political s;rrtr viii 1eccst
Jo'h INFO " dignyscd retirement" q there shall be
seqit'rg ard gacsh;sE Of feefh.' We eio;ce
thar tie Leader Of tie Federal par,y vii Be d,i-
venI,o',s ne eeracifs ct has eonsrr We rejoice
as RE Senators ofthe u. S are abpoistcd for six
recrs, that rtpR6ifeGn 7pHi 81 sent 10 rake his
cidoe, and 10 nerve the arm II gove, an;ent. And
We rejoice, TINT the British n,;stp .rai see their
men { measures tiScoaltes0acc, and their fpo-
re pa,'i2an dismissed 10 iiat ohscu,ity, f,o,r
which he may nou antatent.r cry, that " B,itaja
h&s done us no essential inia,y'
o. For Sir +. Burdeu'S case, see the last page
MARRIED, On Saturday Evening, the 81 in
slant, by tie Rev'd J. ID Bla,r, Mr.. '1oan Henry
SDo6fa, to Miss .4nn Mpia Lanibyt, eldest
da,IgI.er Of Colonel d. Lambert. all OF this city
'NENIY DOLLARS REMAND FOR
Il RC1IL. and TEN DOLLARS ,EOks T.
SHdC-R oyalran away tom the subscriber, IN
Alternate county, on tlla 18Th of February last.
he ~ bright muiattc, supposed TO be % years
OF age rather slender made full face has z
abushy head of hair; he is FIVE feet 9 or 10 in
c'es high bis clothing not recoliecied, except
blue 10th troCk coat, better than half worn -
He IS "a halter By trade, and worked with Will
am Bradley of Charles Cry County. He was.
Formerly the property OF James Nance of said
county. will give the above reward to any per-
son who will secure the said fellow in jail SO that
get him again .
ISAAC, who eloped from the subscriber, on
the night Of Tie 31st of May, is ofrather light
or colour than otherwise; supposed to be TWEEN,
ty-tour or i've years old straight made, and mas
short happy head ofhair, which lie tues behind
he is about fact 8 or 9 inches high had on,
when he eioped, round short blue jacket, and
an old fur hat; he had also with him a doubie.
woye black Virginia cloth coat Ipurchased the
sad fellow offs. Shepard of Nansemond county.
II is probable he may have free pass, and will,
therefore, endeavor to impose himself on The p,b-
lie Tor free man, having passed for such, four
or hive years about Williamsburg, previous to my
having purchased him. 5,
/ will give the above reward to any person who.
will secure the said Negroes in jail, so tlat I
get them again. NICHOLS LEWIS
june o. w3WaT
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FRoM HdyTI-Ca.,o;, H..

FROM HHY7L-C ahtain Frces9a,.
at Boston, from Cafie Francois, 8ays.--''
" Is not true Mat Christohhe has macie
any seizures. Passengers 7Dith eGhfain
f. Madam Carzc, and the dyand dauYh~
ter II Gen. BiSse, Of Cafe Francois, o.
their Tcay TO Phitadeihhia. Elorkets dnH,
n ieffer from Rotterdam. via London d.
ted Hhrit IA, (receiUed at Boston SAYS"
The shif Packet If Boston ( seqae8fercd 81
IoHnihgen } 7Uas deiiuercd nh to the car
tain 3lSt March, and cargo 10 consignecS
--fartiy sold, md reDlitfanceS made"
EAST INDIES & ahfa;n Prince. ot
Salem. fran SHmafra. itf5rms. Mat ian
fanoo(y soas deSroged OCT. 25th, 6y q
Trench squadron II f7vo .J,feates and u
corvetfe, under Commodorc Uasief, s,ifch
rad previously CAPTURED tie Hmericon shif
Samfison, Hb6of, for LiUerhooy. ComBis
dore Hqmten had Vistfcd number oT y4fae.
rfcons from HE Unifed Starr 7Difh rem.
lar feflerS. and suffered fhem 10 Proceed:
ne coHsiders every UcsseL Iiize boRBd 10
o. fran English doyYs.
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, OF re"-Ont this subject. letme advise the
re adler to consnlt book the 18th of Mon
Itesquieu's esprit of Laws"
~ The Master of Police should be called
on Tor regular returns of what he has done
within each quarter, for his 500 dollars per
anDum.
The Hastings Court should have regular
returns from the Poor house the No. OF
poor. the quantity of work done by them,
&c. Slc.--For, I hold it to be maxim,
that there is scarce any man, who does as
we'll for others, as for himself; that there
is a constant struggle in o6fccs to become
sineeures that from the highest to the
lowest, there are very few. who are not
more ambitious of reaping the profits than
discharging the duties (; and that of
course, every public agent should be scan
ned and inspected CustodeS cnstodieninr.
That is, without meaning any particular al
fusion tn our own watch-men, Let the
suafch be svafched -
5. The time will come, land beshrew
me! / wish it were fast upon orr heels.)
when we shall see the public Capitol Square
enclosed, and embellished with grass and
trees-and it will certainly make most
beautiful fromenade-and when, too we
may see our mastering grounds in the sub
urbS, snatched from us. Should we not pre-,
pare for these events s-and when ground
is comparatively cheap and unoccupied, as
it is nov. buy up a sufficient space FOR our
batta|ions to parade on? Rome had her
Campus Martius-Paris has it Chanh de
Mars-why may we not have spot to be de-
voted tothc exercises of The field!
But do Whatever OF these things you can
dGord-c'eanse our streets from rubbish and
hlth-extirminate our dogs-guerd well our
smoke houses, and you shall receive the
thanks of
pOnp pErFu
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~ We moot sincerely Congratulate The Rebpb.
HednS. or The riaaIph Of our cause in the Leeisla.
tVe u hassGehaseus. - heg met on tie SOfh ult
and eleeied IN the IT. Of X. a Republican Speaker
and Cfe,S Things acre so nicely poised in the
Senate thGtno Speaker zvas e!ocied This The
greatest INK Is srack Ogs from tie chain Of he
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JuneS

WO or three 1oung Ladies, (from the CO lln
- try,) whose parents wish them benefited be
any seminary of learning, in Richmond, may be
eco with BoARD, in respectable
family. For particulars, apply to the Editor &c
the Enquirer
june 8 ,,.f
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The Gold sent to England from Canada,
by the feet last November, when Govern
ment bills were at and private bills or
y per cent. premidm, sold at the Bank for
IL 1-9 per cent, (Halifax for Sterling) and
the silver at 81 per cent. profit Canada
Paher.
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the Enquirer.
June 8 &c
zToR SALEM" Tract or LAND. ~.
'nP Va Amherst county, on James River
aoont miles above Lynchburg, which contains
80 acres, 80 OF which is excellent low grounds.
the balance good high land There is about 300
sS'eS 10 clear and mere is also two comfortable
Evening Houses, and several necessary ont
public ferry. "''u
~ any gentleman wishes to view the Land. il
VIII be Shewn by Mr.. John Magyar, who resides
on It, Possession given next fall. The terms of
sac may be made known by applying to the sub
scriber, residing in Westminster There vii be
a great bargain sold. WILLIS II. WILLS.
Sn w4WT
Treut's Ferry "
MAMCHEoTEN TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ meeting OF the Board of Directors, on
= the 4th June, 1910:
HeSolved, That all Wagons, running upon the
Turnpike Road, having wheels with tyre the,
wldth OF four inches, shall be EXEMPT from the
payment OF the toll which is established by law,
ON return Wagons; and that Wagons SO used,
with tyre the width Of elk inches and upwards
sha'l be exempt from the payment of one half OF
turning N"'
That such exemptions shall continue an ,oug
as The Wagons which may be entered under this
Regulation within twelve months from this dat
snail be employed upon the Turnpike Road
ReSofTed. That the clerk be Instructed 10 od.
yertlse that he will receive proposals for buldinq
a wooden bridge across the canal Of Mavo's mill.
~ the town OF Manchester, ill the 1st Monday,
in July next.
E.sirGes from The Niumes
JIMES BRANDER, C2eyk.
June . f1stI,,l,,
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Depcns Travels, &c. from which the subse.
quent details are taken.
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WAsH1NcToN. Jung I

The Secretary IF the Treasury left thi:
CITY Yesterday on 4 visit to the Western
part OF thesta of Pennsylvania.
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We have sccna letter from Porto Rico, Of
date the 18th May, TO capt. J. x Cddeirn, OF
he Spanish snip Eugenia, now in dis port.
which states tte tranquility of that island, apd
MeIendez. who is represented as very popular
with the Sp"n;sh colonists. The colony was in a
very healthy state, not the leas! s. mptor q sick.
ness lis,ing appeared wrhindhe year.-AwOrn
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q Eos Sir r burdens case, see ,he Last page
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M MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
q I a meeting Of tae Board of Directors. On
= the 4th June, 1910:
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with tie hammer at one end, was heard at the
other, producing two distinct sounds the inter-
val OF which measured in more than 300 trials
was So. The temperature was liz (5s 8 Y }
According To the experiments ofthe Academy,
the time of the propagation of soNnd to this dis
lance, through the air, should be Egg. at the
Temperature from which, If we deduct 2,5",
the interval observed, we have 9. 29' for the time
the sound was IN being propagsted through this
solid substance. This result was confirmed in
another way Two persons were stationed at
the opposite extremities oil the pipe, each provi-
ded with e half second watch, carefully compar.
cd, and each struck alternately with hammer
at intervals, of 0,15,S0, and As seconds. The
time OF the arrival Of the two sounds was noted,
and the sum or the numbers Indicated by the
watches, gave double the time o; tie propaga.
uop by the solid substance, independent or the
difference there might be between them. Thus
the time of the transmission by the solid, was
found by repeated observations to be ., SOP. and
ofthat by the air 2,76". The FIRST result differs
from that given by the intervals of the sounds on
~ O,03"; and the second differs from the time
deducea from the observations of the academy
Just as much an agreement that appears to
confirm the results. M. Blot likewise observed
that, at this distance, the lowest voice might be
heard perfectly well from one END to the o.
ther, and with sufficient distincuiess to keep up
conversation.
EAST INDIES.
shark OF extraordinary dimensions SOM
months since made its appearance in the upper
parts OF the river Hoogley, where the Hindoos
are accustomed to perform their ablutions-Aia
ny attempts were made to destroy ii, but in vain
Three bramins with several OF their followers
were among its victims, and the greatest con.
sternation prevailed among the bathers, who
rather than forego practice consecrated by their
religion, were content to enjoy it at the risk OF
their lives.
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WILMINcrox (Delavare. } June .

AWFUL q DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION
.dbout one o'clock yesterday morning
rhe cry of fire svas heard in our streets.
The cause Of this alarm originated in The
large and ertenSivc mill lately erected at
Brandyzpine by Morton and Wilson. Be
Jore The citizens had arrited az The shot
from Wilmington, the 7ohole roof of The
building 7vas enveLohed in a mass Of tire :;
and IN sfite IT the united ere,1ious of the
feofle ct Brandyzcine and Wilmington, The
null IN which the fire began, together with
the one adjoining acre entirety consumed.
One man, IN The confusion, got his leg broke.
Ne haze heard of no other accident. This
Tvas truly fortunate for during The bust
est fart Of this melancholy scene, a mill
stone, which zvaS rolled OUT Of one of The
mill doors, took a direction down the hiU,
and through tie croqud, 4uho harted before
zf 9~tck enough 10 suffer IL TO hass, which
HJortunately did 7vithout doing any inju
ry Ills stated that there svere fi-cm d TO
1900 Bushels Of grain IN these mills, The
7vhoIe Of Suhlch Tve beLieVe wiH be ko8f, be-
sides large quantities Of. -four, -four barrels,
hogSheadS, &c &c. lost and damaged. NE
can Stve no guess ut tie immense loss Of
froherty sustained by This unfortunate e.
UenE we may however venture 10 say,
40, 600 dollars az a moderate continuation.
AHe mSHE 7VdS cam ana me UoEun1eS or
curing smoke and flame seemed 10 ascend
TO heapen, " faH again 10 earth, in a Siiozo-
or of6nrning ci'iders. Our fo70ers ofdeS-
crIhtion goouid .fat! tls, mere zOe 10 a1enlitt
10 fdint The scene as IL really 7Vas. The
cleaning Of The flames, contrasted 7vith the
bLackneSS 0f'the horizon; the scenery around,
Spifh The attendant circumstances. presented
a hictHre (aIaS, 100 real aqgfutty magni-
fceut.
One of these mills (Norton and MI
sons 7vaS bHiH on The most modern con-
StrHcfioH, and had every enforcement and
convenience, which rendered il not only one
the first in tie United States, 6ut in the
sUori4. -Watchmau.
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EoasAhr. THREE rR ACTS orLANp.

L>oa SALE, THREE rR ACTS OF LAND,
K lying near Charlotte Court House:
One of FIFTY acres. in a half mile of said
Court. House. at the fork of the roads leading
To Coles 4 Clark's terrys'; running across both
roads. and taking in small point bet wecn il.cm
admirably situated for a Tavern or Store.
Another of ONE HUNDRED AID THIRTY
EIGHT acres, upon Clark's ferry.road in about
three quarters of mile of said Court House.
having avery good Spring on il - Those tracts
are without improvements.
Another OF NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SEVEN acres, in three miles Of said Court
House, lying upon little Roanoak River, con-
tanning by estimation, ono hundred aud seventy
or eighty acres of Low Grounds of gocd quality
This tract has small improvements, with afresh
piaatat'on, and sdjacent to as good range as
any In the County; am resolved to sell, and
will take young Negroes in part pay.-Any per-
son wishing to purchase, may apply to the Sub
scrioer living at Halifax Court House.
THOMAS H. READ.
may 2S 1awl2wT
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SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD rGRt

|TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD FCkI
Il RO1dL, and TEN DOLLARS' fOR r.
|SAdC.--Royslr ran away from the subscriber, az
Aibemarle county, on the 18th of Febru.r, last.
He IS bright mulatto, supposed to be 90 wears
OF age; rather slender made; full lace las 4
very noted scar on the right sisieof his and
a bushy head OF hair; he is FIVE feet on 10 io.
ches high his clothing not recollccted, except
a blue cloth frock coat, better than half worn
lie rs halter by trade, and worked with Will
am Bradley of Charles City County. He was
formerly the property OF James Nance Of said
county. will give the above reward 10 any per-
son who will secure the said fellow in ail So that
get him again
ISdAC, who eloped from the subscriber, ON
the night of the S1st of May, is ofrather light
er colour than otherwise I; supposed to be TWEEN
y-four or five years old straight made, and has
short happy head of hair, which he ties behind
-he is about feet or 9 inches high had on. !,
when he eloped, q round short blue Jacket and
an old fur hat he had also with him doubie-
wove black Virginia cloth coat. Ipurchased ths
said fellow of S. Shepard of Nansemond county.
IL is probable he may have free pass, and viii.
therefore, endeavor to impose himself on the pub
lie for a free man, having passed for such, four
or five years about Williamsburg, previous to nv
having purchased Linn.
| will give the above reward to any person WIZ,
will secure the said Negroes in jail. SO that
| get them again. NICHOLS L FWIg =
juno D. :.
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N ALUABLE LAND FOX sALE-r1Ie

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-11e
v subscriber viii sch, and give imnnedisle
possession, ottlst swell known estate, called
Biepl,eini, situated the soutI west iao,,ntains
IN The county Of Abe GiArie, containing by late
surveys, two Thousand eight hundred aid ninc,s-
acres this Land is peculiarly veil adapted TO the.
growth Of Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal IN fertility to envy djacent thereto, Is
about SIX miles f.nm Milton, from which placr.
there - an easy navigation Tor b.tteaux to the city
OF Richmond. On the premises isl large comn.od,
Gus dwelling, House, which, from the elegance OF
It's situation, and other advantages, makes il :.
desirable residence for genLeei family. |. viii
be sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers =
Farther particulars made known by Captain joha
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr.. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs. Macdonald and Ridelr. Bal
tiuore, or I. ROSS.
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
Culpepper, fauquier. Spotsyvania and Csroline,
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly and acvanta-
geo'isiy situated on the Hill and Mains,reet, l..
the town of fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, Mays If
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AN-AWAY.-Five dollars reward will be
Az given to any one who will bring home my
negro boy WILSON, or inform me where he is
so that may get him, he has been away since the
latter end of Feb. last, he is a bright mulatto
about Is years old, about feet inches high
am of opinion he is harbored in this city, or
Manchester, as he has been repeatedly seen in
both places. expect he has hired himself TO
some tobacco factory, and probably attempts 70
pass as free boy, or says il is with my appro1s-
ton. My reason ior surprising so, is, that abost
years ago lac ran assay, and hired himself to
= Tobacco Siemmeiy.
D. DoERKNG T0N.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SAIE-A
Tract in Lincoln County, Kentucky living,
on both sides Rock Castle River in an obiopn.
square, containing by survey in 1890 o4S7 2.S
Acres. Or one thousand Accessible first
choice of the whole tract, may be sold sepera,e-
ly.
This Land, from its situation, certainly com.
mands advantages above any Other in that part
OF the country where it lies It is well water
ed, and has many very superior Mll-seats, and
Three Saitworks now in operation.
Also, tract of $3.50 Acres Prime Land, in
the Fork of Buftaloe Creek, in MononeaIis
County, Vrg'nIa.-This land is extremely Nsll-
able for grazing on
This is the greatest opening that, perhaps, e.
yer has, or ever may offer again, Tor Land spe-
culation.
Any person wishing to purchase, or obtain a.
ny information on the subject, will please make
application at the Post Office, Richmond CITY.
The Titles 10 these Lands are indisputablc.
Richmond City Va,-Juue L, w4w
Try virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the
40 9th day of August, 1907, and recorded in
the General Court ; VIII be sold, for ready mo-
ney, on Thursday, the 18th of LUX next. the
l. O r s e HO u S e S.
Near Belvidere, how in tho oc cupancy of Mrs
Price. The sale will take place on the premises,
at IL O'Clock, a. NJ.
Il b VENABLE, D..
SA04UEL 14cCRAW, trustees.
june 3. VytI2Julv
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4 " pursuance Of an ORDINANCE, 10 amend
4 the Ordnance to prevent Dogs from going
at largo in the city OF Richmond Notice Is here
by given, that no dogs viii be permitted 70 run
al large, IN the said city, between the FIRST day 81
next month, and The htseentls day OF September
next
May %. n5I
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Nays.

II EMOVAI~-THoMAS DiDDEP, CRATE.
N fol for the liberal support he has experien-
ced in his trade, respectfully Informs his custo-
mers ed the Public generally, that he has re-
moved bis TaIl0r's Shop to the main street al
joining Robert Bells, ssddier, aud opposite DIR.
Duysil's apothecsry shop, where he will thank
FULLY receive any business in his line, and hopes
by attention and endeayors 10 please, TO merit
continuance of favor.
Richmond, May 8. ep3m
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JOHNSON & AT-.fEWELLERS AND
y SILYER-SIdITLES, at the Crescent Sign,
nearly opposite the Eagic-Tavem, have Just re.
ceived, supply Of articles in their line, which
in addition to their former stock, renders their
assortment very complete, consisting Of Pearl &.
Topaz Breast Pins, Earrings and Bracelets, PA.
ted Casters, Bread Baskets, aud Candies,icks.
Jewelry or Plate furnished on the shortest no.
tice, TO any patterns. Orders from their friends
will be attended TO with their usual puuctuality.
OF The highest price given for old Silver or
Gold.
June I. IF
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ETOR SALE-l{r IRACT or LAND w.
T. iTg IN Amherst county, on James River
about miles above Lyncbburg. which contains
426 acres, 50 of which is excellent low grounds,
the balance good high land. There is about 800
acres TO clear and there is also two comfortable
Dwelling Houses, and several necessary out
houses-there is also good shad fishery and a
public ferry.
If any gentlemen wishes TO view the Land, it
will be shewn by Mr.. John Magyar, who resides
on It, Possession given next fail. The terms of
sale may be made known by applying 10 the sub
scrlber, residing in Warminster. There will be
great bargain sold. WILLIS H. WILLS.
June o.. w4~T
N. d. This Tract of Land goes by the name Of
TrenPs Ferry.
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' ME Equalizers of the taxes for the city of
Rich'Gond will hold their meetings at the
Clerks Office, OF the Common Hall, in The up
per story of the Market House, on every
Tuesday and Thursday from the hours of eleven
10 one o'clock, commencing on Tuesday the 59th
inst. and continuing three weeks from said day
Applications by persons considering themselves,
aggrieycd by the valuation Of property made by
the assessor oftile city taxes and his associates
will apply for relief, the said days by note
in writing addressed to TIE Elualizers and left
az the said Clerks Chice--No applications vii
be received al any other form.
N. SHEPPARD
C9eJ@ Common Hall.
May 25. 3w
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ORDON, TR0KES & Co. offer for sale
~ IL pipes, IL hhds. aud some quarter casks
Madeira Wine, which they have imported in a
vessel direct from Madeira, arrived or 10 DAYS
ago at Norfolk, aud hourly expected at Rockets.
This Wine was particularly ortlerad 10 be oil the
first quality, the price not being object, AMI It
is said to be g OF superior quality and selected
with unconmon care" partly from the frnof
Murdoch, Yuile, Wadrop & Co. and Scot & Co.
whose Wines are generally put up very differ
emily favored.
june 5. d.
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I'D ATTERSEA pAPERMILLS.-Thosew VINO
EI wish TO encourage the manufactures other
own state are informed, that they Can be suppl.
ed with Paper Manufactured III Petersburg, in
any quantities.
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NAV 25.

ENCHhNcERY.-Buckfnsham May Court,
L 1910. ers ~
Cary Drew and Elizsbeti, his wife, administra-
tor and administrators Of Charles Ialaierro. de.
ceased. Rlaiatf.
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I is hereby agreed, that all contracts or CO.
a partnerships existing between L. H Girar.
din and ID. Doyle, as well as between L. H. Gi-
rerdin, ID Doyle, and John w God, as Joint tea
chers OF the school, commonly known by the
name oil Girardin's Academy, cease to exist ON
Tie first day Of September, 1910. As witness
our hands this 29lh of May 1910.
j.. II. GIRARDIN,
DAVID DOYLE,
JOHN WOOD,
June tf
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q TERRELL and L. ATKINSON, have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
main street, TO shady and retired situation ON
the hill. adjoining SouthSate's.
. May 90. &c