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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
THE SUBSCRIBER
WyISHES to sell his Plantation

HyISHES to sell his Plantation in TIE
w county of Powatan, lying on The of Jones
Greek, and bounded by the lands Of Col. VIM. Bentley.
John Goode, ir. and others IL is distant about 80 miles
from Nchnord from the conrthouse, and l., from James
RAJ manufacturing mills and the Pcsraan Coal Pits,
which affords good market, for grain PC The tract by
late T25 much the proper
ton OF which in woods, whh is heavily tinbcred ami
dered first rate tobacco Land The creek running thro
IL makes about so OF meadow and,which with small
expence would produce abundance of hay. The improve
mens ON the an consist Of comfor BILE dwellingiouse
snoke-louse, barn. stable and ice-louse.
Any persons wishing view the lands any time
be shewn the same by Col VIM Bentley Mr.. Ju slead,
and the made known by Duplication the subscriber,
living in Richmond. JOHN Il. PLEhSANrS.
.I1rH 20. nett
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FOR SALE.
On credit f0ne. tho and three gears.

On a credit efone, trso and three gears.
FrNHAT hiehLy IMPROVED FARM. in
4 Princewiaia County, known by the name ofGra-
hmm Park, owned by the late Doet c. Graham. The
contains about acres, ofwhc about wein-
bered. The advantages of the Farm equal 10 amy in that
section of the Country, distance from Washington being
only IS miles, Aexamlria So Dumfts TO- anal Oecoquan
Mills 10. On the Farm, is comfortable Dwelling tose
20 by 20 fretilso, kitchen and m.a,-ouse, with
oer NECESSARY outhousean excellent well ofwater
orchard, garden, &c.
ismlecessary speak Of the soil presuming those de-
sirou Of purchasing will viewit, which may be done
pcation to John Hooe Esq who present las the Farm in
his occupancy.
Possession may be adon the next January, the pur-
clmser having the privilege of seeding.
AT Graham Park "Wednesday. die 4th September, will
be offered for sale, several likely NEG ROES, HORSES,
aud Far ling Utensils, deliverable the january
Also, SHEEP greater proportion Of (which IL and
81 booded CATTLE and HOGS, with all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known, on the day Of sale.
JOHN q. HESLoP. Erecnfor Of
Ceorge 6.ro7ls,R, dad.
Jnr,e %. f5--ktS
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JniY II

SI.fyv.dRD e. CHEW
OFFER FOR SALE,
hhls. New-Otleans and Loaf Sugar
SO tbIs. Whskey
so casks Hibbert's best Brown !stout7i dozen
each
do. Taunscn Ale, ~ dozen each
leo boxes Bourtleaux Caret
40 do Chateau Marsaux do. superior quail
ity
8 hiis. Jamaica Rum, 5th proof
pipe Lisbon Wine, Of superior quality
100 boxes Soap
so do. Spermaceti and TalIow Candles
So do. Chocolate, No.
8 chests Young Hyson Tea
do. Tyson, of a late importation ahd good
quality
10 keys Isle Of France Indigo
IS bbls. Sugar House Molasses
60 reams Letter Psper
1 box Coatecs
set Table Mats, as ps)
tea set French China, very elegant
1900 Cocoa Nuts.
.JuiU II. 2o-SrU
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June IL.
rHE SUBSCRIBER

TEAvING been appointed By The County Court
< Of Hanover, to receive proposals in writing;
for making an accurate CH.4R1 OF said county,
except that part thereof which is branded by
Chickshomony Swamp, Pamunky and North An
&,a rivers, hereby gives notice, that he will be rea
at all times to receive such proposals. until the
Durth Wednesday in August next.
WILLIAM POLLARD.
4 Hanover, July IL. 20 Il
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Burr NM Store Mandatory.

TEy1E Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has just received direct from France,
large quantity or prime B'o, Blocks, ola superior quality
any hitherto imported to this place, and having been en-
gagged in the nes upwards of fifteen years, IN fattcr5
himself from his ,ony knowledge Of the frae and tr MP
probation whiel, his has hitherto with, that lac
will be able manufacture Mi Stones. reasonable
,os imported from the Morrill, AID warrant them
perform we'll.
lie has opened Shop the 1o; Street nearly opi'o-
site to the Old City Tavern where Gentlemen invited
to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE 81 Co.
.isrc IS. lift
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.Hyne %.
7'TE SU8SCRlBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
ARE Just Receiving the following articles, viz.
25 bbs. Ale, rs boxes Soap
100 boxes Tin Plate, q aud common
7C0 hafpint tumblers
dozen pint and halfpint Goblets
Is hall Lamps
90 reams Wrapping Paper
10 do Feols:ap do.
Is dozen States, 10000 Quilts.
ONE CASE DRY-GOODS,
Containing rich French Silk Shawls, Canton
Pisil Silks, do. Grape Scars, elegant Fans,
I.aees and Fringe, Furniture Chintz. Wire
Thread, Kid Gloves, &c.
LNSTORE,
S pipes Cogniac Brandy
90 baxesAiedec Wine
10 do. Fresh Prunes
hlds. Rectfied Wbiskey
l hid. 5th proof Jamaica Rum
25 bbis. Cider, 5 casks Cheese
S tons assorted Iron and Steel
5 do. DO. Patent Shot
10 cases Beaver, Rowan and Wool Hats
so boxes Smoking Pipes
IS do Spermaceti Candles
bags Race Ginger
case Domestic Shirtingu and Stripes, &c.
JOHN o. LAY & Co.
Jnne s. l7-5t
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NOTICE.
TX NEw-kgNr COUNTY CouRr, ,

TX NEw-kENT COUNTY CoURT,
July IL. 1916. 5
TT IS ORDERED. that the Clerk do adver-
tiss in two OF the papers printed in the City ofRch-
mond,that Proposals will be received until the 2nd
Thurs lay in September next. tor taking
rate CHART or survey OF this county, agreeable
to an act OF the GsnerL Assembly of Virginia,
passed the 9th day of February last, entitled,
" An act tn provide accurate Chart of each
eounty, and General Map Of the Territory OF
this Commonwealth.
a Copy. Teste,
q. cambridge, C. C.
indy II. co.'s
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.lfiita5g and General Agcncies, attended to 5y
Il. BROWN,
TzTfIO has an Agent established 1t The city Of
w Washington, for that purpose. Lend war
ran.sswll b. Immediately procured, and al ac-
conn,s satisfactorily settled through the above a.
gency.
June 25s l%-V
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EOR REWT

TUX X EJVI.
TgViiE BeH-Tduer7i. in the town ofLypchburg, at
? present in the occupation Of MIR. Nath't Rives.
Possession will he given on 'he first day of October
next
CHI: JOHNSTON.
Iyichbtu.g, .y,ny IL. 2O-tio
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STOP THE THIEF,!
Sfoyi lin !! SION aim :


CtTOLEN on tie night ofthe Cd inst, from nay
Stable, in Gocchland County, IWREE
HORSES, viz
The First, large bodied bright bay, nine years
old, with long and tail, star in his forehead,
remarkably deep hollows over his eyes, with de-
let in the right, about ieethg, trots, PAGES, and
salops we'll.
The Second, his match, seven years old, COM
pacsly formed. with switch tail, star in his fore
head, moves roughly, other marks at present
recoected.
The Third. bay, somewhat darker than the O.
theirs, about nine years Old, short bob tail, mucI,
windgade', particularly 10 hishind legs, about four
leps sIuggishiy.
\ reward sf 1'zcenty Dollars will be given for
each horse, or fer such ,aformston as Will enable
me TO get them again, and One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for the Thief
JOSEPH S. WATKINS,
Dove; Hills, GoochlinG County, va.
July 13. 19-H
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Lonslon, D1ay H.,

The Channel Ficet--The arrival in the
British Channel. or the 9th inst Of thirteen
sill of large China slips Of the East India
Company, after a passage Of only 10o DAYS
from China, is an occurrence Of the rrer-
camille marine without example in all It's
circumstances of fortune, and naval skin
and science--these ships, leaving Cbina N
Dec. informed Of the gre at event of Wa
tcrloo, and Judging rightly of it, ccascoueo-
ces, s1iled hon ewards in three serarats d.
visions, and arrived together az st Helena.
From thence they were dispatt he'd two
ami two, but all arrived at once on cur
coast--onc ofthc cleafcst evidences Ct no.
tical skill, and the PR, cti3u # our safi,r
science ~ the rodera mode, by oLs-yvai-
on Of the celestial bod.ts. that have ever
been practically given.---1 hese heavy ships
from their construc,icn ava greet sAo',. =
have cgery practical disadvantage pcr
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Penitcntiary, III No. !, 1916.

Pentcntiary, IN Mo- !, 1916.
NOTICE Is Iereby given, tbst 10 future ne
slaves o. others will be received in the Peni-
.ehu'ry, except those directed by Law and all
sons having slaves in the Penteniiary for safe
7 epns, are requested to take them out forth
SAMUEL P. PARSONS,
Keeper.
Y 10. t3-2w
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rJs The ENQUIRER is published twice H,ek, gene
ely. and hre times week during the the
L,sicfur.Pree, the hervtoorc FIFE Dollars per
unni, payable in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks.
(pn.y) viii be received payment Tie Editor will guar
sn,ee the safety OF reittn them by mil the postage of all
Letters being paid by the writers.
CT No papers win be discontinued, Cbut the discretion
of the Eiisor,1 until all arreaTrgeS have b,en paid up.
OF Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pa-
peers, stall receive tenth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF Que Sqnareflst insertion, rs ceias-egch continuance,
50 cenfs.
No direrirnes inserfri. una has either Been pail or,
srassunic 81. person in this city lis
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FOR LONDON.
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
Prom Lontlon-By the Elizabeth,
FEW trunks French Goods, containing Flo
~ rcnces, Satins, Dresses, Shawls, Artificial
Flowers, Stockings, Gloves sc. &c. Sc.
MD
London Brown Stout,
CIarct Wine, of superior quality,
For sale at our store on street, opposite tic
JACOB &c WILLIAMS.
July II. .2O-4w
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BENLOMONI FOR SALE.
.Tnne s.

BENLOMONIf FOR SALE.
pursuance OF the last will of BENJAMIN
Watsns, deed. will he offered for sale on the rr,npsrs
on THURSDAY thcfrst dry ofAngUst net the TRACT or
LAND on which he lived, IN the county Of CoocIad about
80 miles above the City of Richmond and containing 200
cres If lanes River Low Grounds and shout $40 acres Of
GOOD high and lying rahy we'll. and of a quality ca.
sy snf highly improbable. The buildings on This estate
IRE sufficiently largc. in GOOD condition. and conveniently
arranged u IS believed, however, that persons wishing 70
purchase is properly. will II before the sav az
sale and that more particlar description j, unnecessary,
The pirchn'cr vii BE- required 20 pay onetlir % the
price o the first day Of Jannary, 1917, When If ' favn1t
IS made the title a b. conveyed md posses.n risc-
the balance N two equal annual PAYMENTS that one OH
bird tive ra day or January, 1912 70 be secured nv
Deed Of Trust the property.
The purchaser shall have the privileges Of sowing wheat
in the fall, may be sowe by contract under his d;ree-
ton. ~ the manager now on the plantation.
At the same time and place. VIII be sold. the household
and kitchen turSure.-fhe Terms be made known a
the sale. HENRY Il. WATEINE, Ear.
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WILLIAM PATTERSON
HIS JUST RECEIVED.

~ TIlIINW TN 7 7 FsI[SON
HIS JUST RECEIYED.
I'D Y the Richard, Capt. Tonkirs, from Dublin
z y one case Of superior TABLE LINEN, row.
LLiNG and ,amongst which some Of extra
size, put up IN the following manncr:
"os'1ts Consisting Of two cloths jcaby ia ayoyers,
=. and - NAPKINS vine patterns f;
SUITS consisting Of two cloths lc-4 by 1914 nyoyers
and "a napkins, large flower patterns
Two suits, fstooned and oranenitd 1914 by Is4 vo-
yers and 2 dez. napkins
Besides otter largo cotbs with shamrock ly thistle
rose and union patterns. ~ '''
hose who wish purease cloths by the sst will be
nlch pleased with the superior elegance and syle Of HE
equal them. " ~ 'Ae' ="
June d. ia
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SPRING GOODS.
NHTILLIAM GILLIAT has Just

M lLLlAM tTIlL<lA mas JuSe 'SceiN-
w cd by the slip Clifton and other late arrivals from
London, the following of goods when ne offers
for sale reasonable ms the iead
from the Farmers Bank to Shockoe warehouse, VIZ
super. Loudon cloths, handsomely assorted
? do. do. ,ln. do. cass,.nereS do.
. bales ID quality do. do
do. do snperiine do.
l trunk yesngs do.
4 do. caInbric tnuSi;ps do.
10. gold and iaconett 10. DO.
do. null do. do.
q do. super. caicoes do.
2 do. common do. do.
do. light pockets do.
do. fine patent shirtings,
do. iow-pgice, do. 3 do. cotton hosiery
3 do. liaberlisiery. do. Madras l.idhe rchieh
9 do. - Irish linen
1 do. rs do. do.
do. hes, LONDON gi.t pins
4 do. 40.
do. ladies' fashionable London made shoes, &c.
do. colored and patent had nas:ke,ns, assorted
do. blaes carnbrics, PLAIN and t~il.cd
4 Dc. hcssh.ertoes
10 kegs Of Enghsih black paint, Of superior quality
10 do. do. brown DO. DO.
9 pair shipscrews assorted sizes.
-ALSO--Just Received, ner the Mary &
Frances, direct fi'onI Madeira,
10 casks London Particular Madeira wine, perior quality
do. Srrrii or Madeira Heck do. do.
: do. MalmsIey do. do
May 8. lift
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I,re IS.
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THE pROpKIETORS.
NF the Rchmond Cotton Mandatory, forewarn
all persons from cre,ltins any one Interested.
contested or employed in that establishment, on
account the same, except
BENJ. JAMES HARRIS.
December I. t2n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04
For any Eastern Port,
Twenty Five Dollars Reward.


Ran awayfrom the Subscriber. liv-
ing IN .Atezandria, u. CT on the 18th
July, Geo'ge Pnrdy, an apprentice to
ne carpenters business, aged between
10 and 90 years, well made, between s
feet 10 inches and feet high. He
took with him blue cloth coat, = pair
PantaiooDs, Q short jackets, 4 shirts, g
pair cotton stockings, 2 PAL, fine shoes,
one beaver hat, and handkerchiefs OF
different kinds. Fifteen DoNors will
be paid for securing him in any Jail or
work house so that get him gain. and
50 dollars il taken up 100 miles from
thIs place--Said runaway embarked at
Richmond, about the 10Th of august in
a vessel bound to Bosto1.
l" The consGables and police of
Boston will please pay hGrfieSiar aiteat-
lion 70 this advertisement.
SHMI~. 3.9RTLE.
". d. Masters OF vessels and oil o.
theirs are forwarnsd from harboring
carrying off, employing or counlenanc-
ing the said Purdy, as 1 am determin.-
cd to enforce the law TO us fnrlbest exc
test against offenders. s. b
P TIE Boston Patriot will iieGse
insert the a6ove three times, and send
the account "a this office.
.hHs. 20.
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NOTICE.

I'D Y virtue OF deo'ee of the supe.
Nd rior court OF ChaEcery, fer the
fredericksburg district. Pronoun, Ct IN
a suit therein pending, herein tbcm-
as Mon'g meIIe ple,n'iff and RoStrt
Graham defendant The subsCriects
Will expose 10 sale, be ore he door OF
the court house e.. P,ihoe William
county, on the frs, Monday IL October
next, he same being Court do, the
&C, 1i land upon hich ,hc said Ra-
ert Grah' M al preseh. resides. or so
'"ucd as will be safi lent to satisfy
homas Montgomeeie the balance Of
e money now due unto him b, said
decree with interest ant rv.,s Of r,urr
.spccIing SAID trust. The land IS si,u-
Led IN the atore said county ,f P,lnce
William, near the town oi Dumtries.
GIBSON JR.
p HARRISON,
Comm'Ssicnfr5.
Dummies July 26->ep' 4
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RnorUiEr, Hng. "

We learn that general jackson, the
Honorable Jesse FRANBLIN from North
Carolina, add General MERIw ETHE n,
ct Georgia, arc appointed Commission
e~s TO hold treaty with the Chickasaw
Indians on the first of September next
Major Franklin passed through this
Dlsce on Wednesday last, on his way 10
he agency. We are also informed thai
General COFFEE and the Honorable
John RHEA are appointed Commission
RS to treat with the Choctaws IN Ocln-
Der next. We are unacqusinted with
inc object NJ the government in holding
these treaties, but supposeit is to pur
base such land from the Indians as il,
- our interest to acquire. .
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the signatures, Demanding proof of the
lawful election of the persons whose
signatures the note bore, &c. SC
The alderman before whom the cas-,
was tried, overruied the various plea
and objections, gave jua sement tc
the plaintiff in debt and coasts, and i.
sued writ sgainst the effects OF ia,
bank to satisfy the Judgment
Though there is but little POETRY, there
is much TRUTH-and a good moral in
The following stanzaS -
THE WAY 10 BE HAPPY.
Some think it hardship TO work for their
bread,
Although for our good it was meant,
But those who don't work have no right to
be fed,
And the idle are never content.
An honest employment brings pleasure and
gain,
And makes us our troubles forget,
For those who work hard have no time TO
complain,
And tits better to labor than fret.
And if we had riches they could not pro-
cure,
A happy and peaceable mind;
Rich people have troubles as we'll as the
poor,
Although of different kind
1t signifies not what our stations have been,
Nor whether we're little or great
For happiness lies in the temple within,
And not in the outward estate.
We only need labor, as hard as we can,
For Ill that our bodies may need
Still doing our duty 70 GOD aud to man,
And we Shall be happy indeed.
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The Partnership

OF John Grubb s. Co. expires ON the
h!st instant. Those having claims win
present them for payment, and those
indebted are requested 10 call and settle
with the subscriber.
JOHN CRUBB,
VINO will continue ms Manuf. Glory
o. King street, and offers for sac,
500 Kegs Chewing tobacco of su.
perior quality.
$4,000 American Seea,s
100 boxes and ha'f boxes first quality
Spanish S"rars
SO dozen papers smoking 7 o1acco
20 Kegs CARROTS SnuT
q do. Lcipet's dn.
ALSO
10000 lbs. Tobacco Stems.
Sept ?. st
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[BY AUTHORIZED
AN AC /

AN ACT
For the relief Of Taylor and Nc Neal.
Evans and Nc Neal, and Henry ard
JOho Nc Chester
BE IL enacted by fhe Senate and house
o. representatives. cEthe United States
" .imerica in Congress assembled, IDa.
tue prop r accounting officers OF War
Department be, and they are hereby au-
thorised and directed 10 audit and settle
the claim oil Fay Tor and MIC Neal, Ev-
ans and Nc Neal, and Henry aNd John
Nc Chester, for the use Of their scows
applied under the authority Of the Um
Cd States, for the purpose ct making a
temporary bridge over The Basin at Bal
more, in the month ui September, one
hodsand eight hundred and iourteea
lad to allow them, in the settlemer,
hereof, such compensation as m3y IL
easonabie and just for the use afore
said
SEC. 2. ind be it further enacted
Tat the amount thereof, when SO sscer
toned, shall he paid to the said Taylor
and MIC Neal, Evans and MIC Neal, and
Henry aud John MIC Chester, GU, cf
any money III the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
II CLAY,
Sneaker IF The House of Retresen-
EdtiUrs.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President Of tie Senate hro semhore,
April 20, 1916,
hPPoRyED JAMES MADISON.
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FOR SHE.

A very likely strong Negro MAN,
twenty seven years OF age, acquainted
with every kind of plantation work,
common gardening aud taking care of
horses, and a rough carpenter. He
will not be sold to q negro trader or
any one but good master, in the dis
trio or neighboring county,
Enquire Of the Printers.
Aug. 81
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Blacksmith < Wheelright Shop.

ANHE subscribers respectfully in
a form their friends and the pub
lie, that they have removed their shop
20 the upper end of King streel, adioin
ing the town Of Alcxandria. where they
propose carrying on the Blacksmith
and Wheelright BHsiness, on an ex-
tensive plan.
They beg leave to observe that the
experience Of James Atkinson, in the
most approved mode Of shoeins in
England, and his knowledge in Farriery
will afford great advantages to those
who employ him--They invite those
who hav. timber for sale, suitable for
WheeIright work, to call at their shop
where tho best prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberia
patronage heretofore experienced from
the public, and Aattsr themselves thar
by their unrcmitted exertions to please
they will continue 90 receive a share O
the public support.
George Atkinson.
James Atkinson.
Sept. 4. Wf
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.Tht Stockholders al he Nrchanics
Rank of MeDandria are hereby 90 ihed
h : dividend o. Five ne, cen on
The "apitai sto k paid in, Is this da, de :.
ciarsG pa. able TO them or. their i.eal
r'pre cpra,ives on Friday the 18th
inst, BY order of the president and di-
rectors,
WM PATTON, Jr. Cash'r.
Ser' 3
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FOR SALE.

WISH to sell or rent my farm on
a Retirement, three and half miles
from Alexandra. 1t is valuable farm
and coRtains iO7 acres, about 30 OF
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Yen acres are In timothy and
20 more suitabIe-rhere is pleD
ty OF good timber, and the place is vel!
wa;ered, and under an excellent Ience.
will make the terms accommodating
&c purchaser IT it is not sold l viii
lat !, out on shares or for certain rent.
"i wish to sell god second
hand wagon and cart, and will take tim.
Der in payment
GEO. ATKINSON
Sept. 4-wtf
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H"nahoHs Ma1y'd Reh gath .Aug
WASHINGTON, Sent 3

Washington, Sent .
KENTUCKY -Gsorge Madison is
"'ected governor of this state by the
people, having an unanimous vote.
Gabriel Slaughter is elected iieuten.
ant governor, by the following vote,
For Gabriel Slaughter 2699s
Richard Hickman 1873
James Gacrard 1898
LOUISIANA.-Gcneral PiHere is
elected by the people governor of Lou
s'ana, In opposition 10 Judge Lewis.
The legislature Of that statc, accord.
ag to the constitution may confrm his
election or make choice OF his oppo
nent.
lNDIANA.-Jondthan Jennings is
chosen bv the people 90 be governor.
snd Christopher RIrriSon iieuten ant
governor Of The new state, and W,iham
Hendricks is chosen the rcpresenlatIve
from The STATE in the congress OF the u
States.
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BANKS AND BANK NOTES.

a CITIZEN of Philadelphia instituted
action against the Mechanics Baak
4 that city, few days ago, for the re
overy Of " iaWfsi money" in paymera
note Of the Bank The Bank APP
AIRED by an agent, who urged vsrious
las TO defeat the object Of the Plaintiff
= denying the competency Of the tri
,Aal- The authenticity Of the note, (the
ynaiure ofthe Cashier ouly being pro-
td) and admitting the genplnensss Of
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Edward Lloyd, Esq sold 1000 BUSH
els OF new wheat, few DAYS since il,
Baltimore, at two dollars and ten cents
per bushei. What contrast between
this and the price given in Fedora.
times; From 1884 to 1871, wheat nc
yer sold at more than one dollar twelve
and half cents, and frequently as low
as eighty seven and half cents per
bushel
EHnahoHs Ma1y'd Reh 2Ath .Hmg
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For NesO York or Baston,
HAZ ARD,

EGA T.. So, ..uCr
s&& HAZ ARD,
Capt. HSlIet, is read, ioI he exception
of cargo-For freight Of few hum
dred barFels--sPply to the master on
board or TO
Liadsay 81 I'LL.
Aug. ~,