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SPRJb'G HILL .qC.dJEJIY.
THE SiIRSCRIRER

Reaid&ag in the Aorth-lE East Corner of H.
tennarle County.
y INFORMS the Public, that his summer Session will
4 commence the 1sth DAY of July next.
ri this ms it'i,iou, Males and Females will be in
sruced In separste aps tnents. in classical and p
lite learning would tgke IS or 20 young ladies', &
rs many boys OF correct De-. rtmeut.
Ny terms Tor board oion aud washing, soho
lars furnishing their bedding aud eundies will be SEQ
per session, orfiye mouths, payable in advance No
pupil viii be received tJs shorter peTioI than IL
mOaths.
Happy would 1T be for the rising generation, were
parpts to putinto tn ir elrens' huds, White AT sch,,a
ne D ord If God. This, ef all books the most impors
ta't, IS, by our youth the most neglect IL would
therefore, solicit the parent who may be disposed to
paro use this Institution furnish his child with
BIBLE. va
JAMES G.. WADDEL.
Jrne 81. i'm
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THOMAS S. POPE,
TAYTOp

RETURNS his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends aud the public, for their liberal encouragement
and Informs then that he as removed his Shop to his
new building, on the corner OF II aud 9th street,
Dispatch
July I2---fm
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82O REW4RV

RUNAWAY ON THE 18Th UIT.
EISROM the sub-erser, living 10 Halifax County. Va
e DANIEL, Negro Man of black completion.
bout 40 years old, tive feet ten or eleven inches hg
remarkably we'll made, spry and active, when spoken
orepbeS quick and DISTINCT aud frequently with
down look. In theuse Of implements of husbandry,
lac tar excels ordinary fellOwsIhe coat he wore
was OF blue broad cloth There is very littIe doubt
but he has Obtained free pass, with Which h will az
tempt to reaeh the State ofOhio Or Pennsylyania
whoever will aPprellend said negro and confine him
m Jail sotllat get him again, or will bring him to me
shall receive the above reward together with all rsa
sonable expenses and charges
JOHN WIMBISH.
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July 70.

IhsHE Commandsnt Of the 74th regiment OF Niggi.
q MIA Militia hayag ordered Court Martial 10
convene at Mr.. Ralph Wrngheo's Tavern nIthe coun
~ OF ttano7ey, on the 18th instant Tor the trial Of The
following persons reported as delinquent under tie
ing Bate, John Bel, James Crew ali,s John Crew
A. b. Duke, James Parrish, Edward g. Geddy. Tyrce
Harris. Thomas Honeycut. Oba4ish Jones, lee
Lane John Williams, IT, g Charles Wnitlock--so-oe
OF whom are not to be found within the bounds of the
Regir 't.-They are hereby notified Of the n1ectagof
the Curt, IN ordero Afford them an Opportunity "a
ayans Themselves Of any lawful excuse they
to offer to the said court
BY Order ofthe Con11rand11e
ofhe 7ih Hirqina Reqt
HUDSON VI. WINGFlELD, Adj
rfgyIsg
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GLOUCESTER low GROUNDS

LOOCESTER Low GROUNDS
HoR SALE.-rob be sold at Gloucester court
n housc, On tie LIST Monday in August next be-
tween two and three hundred acres Of Low GRouNDs
late the property of John CaLett ESQ. adjoining tbs
elegant estate belonging Thomas r. Roots, esq
Tins Isa very valuable and productive Farm he
purchaser TO have the liberty of putting in email grain
m'S iai (without injury to the cora crops) MIR.
Buckner the overseer, and viii show the land to a.
ny person, not acquainted With it.
TERMS OF SAL--One halfof the money to be paid
IL months from the first day of jan 1916, when pos
session Will be given and the ba on the LIST of Jan
ISIS Bohd aud security will be required t. secure
the payment, and mortgage on the land also-The
lsDd W. be surveyed to the purchaser.
WIZ. JONES,
Er'or Of JoLai CGttlett, Esq.
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Juiy 10.
THIs PROPRIETORS

4 hf the Richmond Cotton Manutsctory, for,vsrn
~ persons from cre,unng any one interested, Co,
heeteu or employed ia TINT establishment, on sc-
count ct the ssne, excep
BENZ. JAMES ghRRiS
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KUBERT NELSON .9.V'5 90
HAZE JUST RECEFVED,

ROBERT NELSON .4.V'D co.
Hat T. JUST RBCEEYED,
so PACKAGES OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
GSCPERFINE Clot,s, Cassimeres, Stockngnetts,
~ Callieoes and printed Cambiics, Ginghams. Bonn
bszetts Bomhazeens, rs 81 ~ shirtr.-Ss and Ling
Cloths, Canb ic and Mstlass Handkerchief, Mns,in:
&c. with variety Of other articles and are 10 daily
expectation OF further supplies, which will be sold
Wholesale and retail, ai reduced prices for cash or
aeoeptanoes in town.
JRiy 10, If
EARTHEN WARE.
so Crates well assorted Earthen Ware-Iust reeei.
we'd per the ship Warrington from Liverpool
For by CHARLES NJ. MITCHELL.
July s------ow
The SUBSCRIBERS,
AFe7O doors 6elo7v tie Bell 7aUe,.,a, in the
house lately occnhied Gy WILLIAM PAT
TERsoE, haze For Sale, and oITer to the
Pu6dc at moderate Prices. the following ar
fcies, Uiz
.Ae7g- Orleans sugar
Prime green co6ee
irfoytation
Pefifier, aisf,ice, nutmegs
Pine ofrte cheese, rice
Shanish H0atant indigo
.3HuD1, birthstone, cohheres
Uniting T. 4wahhing Eaner
CHht herrnsS, LfUeThool salt
Bar-iron and 6hsfered steel
l06y - * by 10 ero7Un glass, in 5ores
and halfdo.
Plum IL pint English glass tun6iers
QHecns-7Oa,c r, by tie crate or ser.
Jhey daily e.rfIect TO Tecefue, and qOhI be
c9tlStaYiy sHhhAea, Nth a ./i4A and general
assortment Of Groceries.
WORKMAN & M'GRUDER.
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R0BERif JOHN STON
AT THE
CROSS-CUT SAY.

Has received by fte Brig Brothers,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
FIFTY PACKAGES
Consisting Of the folouilg articles, roh;ch he rsi
- osspose Of or re.ssoro6e tc.,ns---
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FULTON THE FIRST.

Since our publication OF yesterday, we have
seen some letters, and received assurances
which justify us in the belief that the govern
ment are perfectly satisfied with the powers
of this vessel, our correspondents arguments,
to the contrary notwithstanding. We there
tore decline makisg public any communicate
ons on this subject, as we conceive that it
would be highly impolitic to give publicity to
a particular knowledge of that description of
machine, a possession of which might be at.
tended with great advantage to an enemy,
and serious injury to ourselves. The inven-
ton is wholly American, and America should
sndeavour, exclusively to profit by it.
Mar. Iuk
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ted One would have thought il was an as
sembly Of Gods , Each of their High Nigh
illnesses moved forth in most pathetic man.
ncr, how much he had at heart whatever
tended to the pubic veal But, alas how
soon the glory of this world fadeth away -
Sad to relate, when all things were nearly
brought to most happy conclusion, and
when the great balance of Europe was about
to be adjusted to the nicely ota hoir behold
out crept this Rat from his rock in the ocean,
and twirlng his tail about, it uuluckily struck
against one of the even poized scales of the
great balance that hung over Europe which
scale then kicked the beam, and in a moment
overturned the order of things so happily
established for the tranquility of nations"
And now how shall venture to describe the
astonishment ofthe August assembly! 1t re-
quires masters hand and poets fire.
Each illustrious member of the grand council,
with lightning in his eyes, r AIRED up his an
CRY tail in the affrigifted air, and swore by all
the gods at once, that he would never pare
his claws, nor ever shear his whiskers, until
the best blood of the great Rat had copiously
howed, and he was forever incapactated
from doing further mischief" Ever since
It's memorable event, loud eric. and tremen-
dous cat-calls, have been heard from the cold
regions of the North to the warm shores of
the Mediterranean. What will be the result,
let no one presume to imagine. 1t is sufficient
for my ambition that have lived to be the
simple Historian of these extraordinary
facts.
Yours, &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Dem. Press.

1HE PROGRESo OF The AXIS.
We lately had occasion to notice an i'm
provement in the art of engraving bank notes
by Messrs. Turner & Co. We have just
been examining a very curious and VIC be-
heve entirely novel Improvement in the art
ofpreparing plates for printing bank notes.
The plate as before US is only so far executed
AS to have the border complete. The device
may be to any pattern. The work being in
relieve cannot be initiated by the graver, be
the holder of it ever so expert or Ingenious
The plate SO executed, that is never touched
b. graver, may be used in conMcction with
chasing, ruling, engraving, or even letter
press; thus atiording opportunities for such
combination of characters and styles as will
rot merely secure taste and beauty but prohi-
BIZ forgery. The durability of the piat~,
.ich Is steel. would enable it to execute
,nree times many copies as copper p ate.
This invention has just been patented by MIR.
John Nicer of this city, the inventor We
understand he contemplates completing the
note and submitting it to the several banking
institutions, for their appreciation aud counte-
nance.
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A MOUSE.
May ., 1915.
E.pINnuRnu. May15

ED1NBURou, May Is.
Some time ago young woman amusing herself
with anintsnt at Astoa's Quay, Carlisle Btidge
dublin. While she was sportively playing with the
child, it made sudden spring from her arms and in
an instant fell into the Lfey The screaming nurse g
anxious spectators the water close over the child
and conceived that it had sunk rise no more. A
Newfoundland dog which had been accidentally pas
81 with his master sprung forward to the wall, snd
gszed wttuily at the ripple in the water made by the
cfnds dercens In the same instant the child reap
peared on the surface OF the Ly and the dog sprang
forward TO the water. Whilst the animal was descen-
ding the child again sunk, and the faithful creature
was seen anxiousy swimming round and round the
spot whore ii had disappeared Once the child
rose to tn surface h. dog seized him, and with
hrn g'n,le pres ure hcrs him land without in
jury Nj anws lie gentleman ar ived who, on inuui-
ry ITO the circumstance osthc transaction, exhibited
strong marks OF sensihii towards the chii and of adj
mirau for the dog that had rescued him from pre-
mature dea h. The pc who had removed the
bbe IRON the doy ID round 60 shew the infant n
the sympathisng gentleman. whose stretch
ed out to embrace the little innocent, when 10 |! it
presented to his view the well Known feature ofhis own
son
MIXED sensation terror, Joy and surprise struck
him mute. When he had recovered the use Of hisfa-
cutes, and fondy kissed his little dar Q, he lsvished
thousand embraces the dog and offered to his mas
ter very large sum 800 guineas) fhe would trans
ter the valuable arima to him but the owner of the
deg (Col Wynne) felt too much affection for the use
tul creature tn part with him for any pecunary cons
deraton whatever.
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$50 REUARD,

RUNAWAY on THE 18TH ULr.
ENRON che subscriber, living in Halifax County, Va
Il DANIEL, Negro Man of black complication.
bout 40 years old, hce feet ten or eleven inches high
remarkably well made, spry and active, when spoken
replies quick and distinct, aad Frequently with a
down look. In the use ofimpie,nents OF hu.bandry.
he lar excels ordinary fcliowste coat he ore away
was OF blue broad cloth Tier. is very ltle doubt
out he has obtained ire pas w',i which h. will at
tempt TO reach the State of Ohio or Pennsylvsria -
Whoever will apprehend sail negro and copfine him
IN Ja SO that get him again. viii bring him to me.
s'ia' recei'e tue above reward, together with al. rea-
sonable expences and charges.
JOHN WIMBISfI.
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FOR FRETGHr OR CUpBTFp

SEE Tne Russian Ship -4erGnder, Cspt. XII
esSE4f NocSors, burthen about $50 tons g nov
100. Nlying - Cas Point, ready to receive car
gs-She will take tobacco tobacco stems to any par
on ts continent OF Europe, from the river Eyder to
the Garonne, both incs,ye with liberty to call nj ar,
port IN the English channel, for orders The term.
VIII be made uncommonly low, and the shippers have
the privledse OF consgmug the ship, well us car
hne one, sno well furnished. JonN BELL.
ftIfp
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From Cobbeft's Poiitical Register.
THE CATS IN COUNCIL.
Mr.. CoBBETT,

MIR. GOBBETTg
Il appeared once upon time,
that there lived n the French country, great
Rat, which soon became the terror of almost
all the world. Whereupon all the Tom Cats
In Europe met together ~ grand council, and
resolved to spend their last drop Of blood, in
a war against the great Rat Vi France. 1t so
fell out, however. that the great Rat vas too
powerful for the Allied Powers, during scye4
raj years, till at length the great Rat himself,
having been burnt out Of his hole in the city
OF Moscow, was conquered in his turn, and
condemned N become an exile in the Island
OF Fiba. The High Allied Cats now newed
most gloriously, and resolved once again to
assemble, in orJer, for Tire Aest lime, to seffie
the affairs Of Europe, and to restore liberty
and happiness to a long afflicted world. All
the Nice ~ Europe we're b. divided into
exact numbers, ant the extent Of territories
vas to be marked %. By pencil and coripass-
&c. The like 70 this never before entered
into the imagination even Of Man So much
" sdon asd justice 4ere pevcr before es.hbi-
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s. louis, June
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Some few days ago, speech received by Gov.
CLARK from the Cherokees residing the ArSansas.
They complaia that by late of the Legislature
that Territory, country has been m;uie, whose
Ooundsintef.re with that of country guaranteed
10 them by the President of the United States, and
quesej the affair may be laid before the executive of
the United States They also complain that a num-
Der OF whites come amongst them every year and kill
their game; particularly buffalo OF which animal up
wards OF 1000 were killed By white hunters last sea-
con, taking the tai low and leaving the flesh aud hides
rot i'm the prairics.
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SAIlTBATHING.
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS prepared BATnINe MAcHiNE, and invite
4 4 the attention Of Ladies and Gentlemen who
may visit the lower country this to ENJOY the
Bah They may use the Bath at any hour Of the
day without being exposed either the sun or obser-
walton.
He has taken the houses forme-sr occupied by Mr..
Southal decd, for the reception of company, and
pledges himself TO use due exertion TO render item
comfortable The house is furnished with every re-
quiste, and an abundant supply OF ice.
Matthew WILLS.
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FHE.aT.

HAVING made arrangements with Mr.. Joseph
"A. Weed, on the Hlsn Of the Canal, for receiv-
ng aud storing OF whest, win give the highest cash
price tor wheat delivered at dc Basin, and as here
toore, at Rockets Nll or at Anpthill Mills during
the season, and enter into for crops to be
deiisere'l at either On those plaees.-Mr Weed being
authorized to prrehase for me, application may be
made to HIM, or to
JOHN ]. WERTH. s.
n IL. Every "Wednesday and Saturday, John J.
Werth, may be seen at his Mills at Ampthill, from
till IL oclock--and on every other d,y at his
Countng-R Room, opposite the Bell Tavern, from in
the morning till in the afternoon
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FROM THE New YORK COLUMBIAN.
+" ONE FELL SWDOP,

In Lon'lon pap +, discover thu following account
OF desnation almost singular and overwhelming to
one family that which overlook The house aud for
tune OF job:
''Of sin vessels shich sailed from Harwich on tire
18th ult tor the Heigosnd fishery, Only escaped
the dreadful storm OF the following day and got back to
that port in disabled sta;e-0ne OF them was OK
ed of the TeXel, aud her OF men, all p,rished
the other four also believed to b lost Why
were all the property OF Mr. S. Howard OF Mistley, s.
commanded by his SIX SONS
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FOR SALE.
THE TAVERN & PLANTATION,
GO N-LrlIA-E A-fr LEO IL, " L, g u q, o ". u

CONT.ikNJ.N'G 100 acres L.9N.D
NM HEREON aow reside in Gu mberland County
w near Csrter.vilie, on James River. Immediate
on the Carolina and Lynclbnrg roads, To Richmond
where the mail stage passes weekly. This place is
healthy, well watere, and in An agreeable neighor
hood-he dwellng-house has been lately repaired &
enlarged tor the reception ola private iaraily, with
comniolious stables and other outhouseshis situat-
on sequal ii not superior to any stand la tt country
for a Tavern-bes,le many other advantages unne-
ccssary to mention, as 1t presumabe those inclined
to purchase viii view the premises
The terms otsale will be made accommodating to
nc purchaser. HUMPHREY BELT
June 10 III
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THE SUBSCRIBER

eESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
known stand, the -
COURT O USE 7.4VERyW
II having been through thorough repair, and hayop
the advantage OF most excellent stable which sb.l
Always be supplied with the best forage in the market
lie fatters himself from unremittiny attention. m
give general satisfaction TO all who may laySur him,
with their patronage-!ie will constantly keen The
best liquors andfrut, which the Market will afford
uentiemen and horses can be boarded by the week.
tanned in the City
JAMES T. DENNIS.
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VALUABLE LAND-AdJoining my plantation ON
Y Appomsttox River, have five hundred acres of
land, which will sell on accommodating terms for
stock of either of the Banks Of Virginia stock of the
United States The quality of the land is well a,iap
ted for Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Clover. The soil
Is good, and the foundation of elayabont three hun
dred acres are heavily covered aad crouded with ex-
ceent timber, which will answer for buildings, slaves
and other purposes Wnter-Pock Greek, a constant
stream, runs through this tract and each side OF the
Creek, large proportion of the land consists of very
fertile and productive low-grouads. There is very
high hill, with handsome grove thereon, command.
inga prospect around Of about fifteen miles, with scve-
raj fine springs issuing from IFS baseths is most ELI
gibe scite for bail'Rg, & country residence; more
healthy place below the mountains could net be easily
selected
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty acres of HAT land which now Yields
excellent grass and with little labor most valuable
meadow may be had, which could b. covered with
water at pleasure. The distance from Petersburg
twenty two, from Richmond twenty six miles, and
navigation convenient The cleared low and high
land sufficient for working eight tan hands to adj
vantage. The premises will be shewn by me at any
time.
For the terms apply to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR of
Richmond, or 10 Mr. Samuel Turner of Petersburg
OF to the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT
Chesterfield. ID
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FOR SALE.

WILL De SOLO.
I'm the 18th day Of August on the premises, that
W PasudbLe MI, Of the late capt. Henry Garnott,
dsc'd OF King & Queen. The Mill is on the man road
leading 70 the courthouse OF the aforesaid county and
about half mile from the RIVER with Greek running
upto the Mill, admitting boats sufficiently large te
take Oft the -four manufactured al the MiII2The
House is large and ccmmodous, with two pair of
Burr and one Cologne Stones boiling cloths n corn
breaker, and all tue necessary machinery for manu-
featuring. There are large crops of wheat generally
male in the neighbOrhood, and for person disposed 20
enter into that line of BUSINESS would fnd-this nro
peTty worth their attention. II is also valuable as
oil-h-and an excellent place for raising hogs ON
the Creek--hkewise ajoining the Mill thereare 40 or
80 acres Of excellent Land and n new hot Sc nearly
flashed, which With small sxpencc would be very
comfortable for a small family
WILL BIC SOLD, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Two BiackSmiths,
With the tools the Shop Zone of which is very fine
SmIth.) The above AId and Land 1nsv be uurcba
SD at private contract before the day Of sale The.
Mill and Land viii be sold for Que third in cash. and
the balance in two equal annusI payments Bonds
and approved security, the bonds to carry Interest
from the date, If not punclusIy psid The Smiths for
cash.
Il is requested that aB indebted to tire estatc will
make immediate payment, aud Tia, 5. VIII lav claims
to bring them forward, that may be appr;scd of The
debts, to make arrahgeme nts for dis ,hsr,inp them
THOS. GARRETT,
JAS. GARNErT. Executors
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

AlSHES to be employed during the Summer in
w settling Mercantile Books, or in keeping them
9p-He viii also write by the day or piece From
ms experience he atters himself Il at he would render
satisfaction to those who would pa ronise him a
hote lei, at the Office ofthe Enquirer addressed to-
HIM, will meet immediate attention.
1, GEO. c. WILLIAMS.
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n GREAT FIELD FOR
S 2 T. G u l. A II o n l..
THE SUBSCRIBER
Will SELL no THE meAEsr B1DDrN

WILL SELL TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDrR,
Upon tie PREMISES, on tie third day o. August ne att
ar FAIR, OTHERWISE THE NIKE Fam Day.
Forty or fifiy beautiful LOTS OF LAND,
tOSI AIMING half AN acre each, at City-Pont,
W IN Prlnce-GeOrge County-Inost Of which are
bounded by James River on one side, and capable of
being rendered immensely valuable.
fsere are as many natural advantages attached Ia
tins place, as any other this State being immediate
y at the confluence of james aud Appomattox rivers
about twelve mil sfrOm Petersburg, and one of the
finest harbOurs in Virginia. In ma " places vessels
OF any size may lay within SIX feet &c ow-water mark
the channel being from thirty to forty feet Deep Il
the eioring ground equal to any in the World
The land forming hall circle, occasions an eddy wa
ter, which renders vessels in the harbo perfectly
cure from injury by ice, and the water being fresh,
prevents any injury from the worm.
There is situation b. tier calculated for SHIP
YARD, where timber Of the first quality, and in the
greatest abundance, may be procured on the most
reasonable terms.
BY building Of WHARVES, and erecting large
LUMBER and WAREHOUSES, this place
would be very valuable as place al deposit vessels
which are fro quenty dctaincd month more 30 dis
charge their cargoes, might with great aud conye-
nience, unload and lo2d again in few days. There
is no place IN Virginia Of the size, that exhibits
so many beautiful scites on the river to buId upon.
The background IS uncou6nonly level, dry and
healthy, elegantly situated for ROPE-WALKS.--
The whole place Astounding with good springs Of wa
Ter, add the rivers furnish p ofuson Ct fish and wild
fowl, IN great varsity, throughout the year.
Terms Of sale will &c made known the day Of
sale, by the subscriber.
WIN EPPEs.
Chesterhcld, July %. ---tds.
or Ihe Edifgrs NJ The ( .NorfoNs Herald, { Pc
fersbi~g Republican ard Dqiy C0io1er, mil blease
insert he dboue ~ tsir pIbers. anil tie dcu gfsaie,
dWf orz9nrd hsi, QccoHbts 10 the Editor oftte En-
nm EppES