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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-15

ENnUCAIioN.The Offices OF Pres denl ana J. SsIsi;Tt
- Tutor Ui III Eapr alaunock Acaden, will re vacant
AZ The termination OF tie preeen Session which on
te 3Oth M SericnhcT neNt Tie aaries OF the prci-
Gent and bis Assistant aIe raid by the Students If
the former has uniformly exceeded thousand dollars
that Of the iatter, hundred. In addition 20 Ibis
good new Two Story brick hOUse, Sufficient 10
MEDIATE family is appropriated the Of the Presi-
den-Tenttree. lie will also have the privilege OF sun
plying himself with ife-wood from the Academy mud
ana OF making garden. Tor the better regulation lie
students The Assistant Tutor lodges the academy in
which he will he furnished with spacious and comfort.
able room. IhG situation IS particularly healthy, and
would probably afford handsome encouragement TO a
minister of the Gospel who should undertake the charge
Of the Academy As the Trustees propose to ell these
offices as possible, applicants invited to I'D
dress their letters. without delay, Edmund TAYLOR
PorttoS al, Va or TO them personally and cxanla
the particulars Of the Institution
THE TRUSTEES.
,r,ts,n
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Jnlr Il.

'ENhi following Inie adopted by the Judges of Tie
y General Couit AT the last term of that Court -
In future in all motions 10 change the Venue the petit
onahd affidavit shah sci forth the particular onI
which tie petitioner is induced believe hat lac can not
have fair trial III the county where tie Venue laid or
{" which the has been removed il the cause as
signed by him IS of such nature admit of such
particular specification and where the assigned
of such general nature TO preclude particular Pc
cihcaiion, hesiia supporths application by sfdav
disiBIrfe ted peT-'us.
Ia all applications to change the Venue notice civ
en- to the Opposite agty shall cause tVbe assigned
III support Of the application
Published by0rder ~ the Judge
pFNInN DREw n ~ n
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-sy1,I IN .l- ~ Offis. Ian r-soi" e'''' ' e .f
; of Am approved guaut, jest "t.,'."
by ia-vew
IuuciF.
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TOIICE - LsTe, RiTen that shall ,stthc next August
~ Court To lie boden for the County Of Hanover apply
to the laid court dscontnusnce OF one Of the two
roads running at this time through ny i@ho' HOhi beacn
creek fo'u I" "oO'1' DAVID cRENsHAw.
ne Ufvs
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AGAINgT
Charles Campbell James Bowden and James Edmondson,
executors OF Samuel Donaldson iced and John Urqu
hart, T)rffNdHNfS
The Defendants, Charles Campbell James Ruwdrn, and
James EdmoHGson having entered their appearance
aud give cUrity according 10 rule Of the Court,
appearing that they not inhabitants at this nj fTict
motion Of the Plaintiffs by their counsel III ~ or,
dsred III the said Defendants appear here on tile
9TH day OF October next and the Plaintiffs bill
and that copy OF this Rule be foThw th inserted in some
newspaper printed IN the City OF Richmond for two
months successyey and posted the front door Of the
Capitol in the said City
COpy-IeStc,
RICHARD JEFTPTFS (yerE
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vyAIIT6BIF LAND FOR SALE.-Ibe
" snbsrribers offer for sale their farm in
tJ.nover County, containing by late survey,
fa"T hundred and twenty four acres. This
land lies abeut twelve miles from the City OF
W;cbnoond Immediately on public road rum
- fro,, therce bv Doctor Adams Mill. and
o on , road leading from the New Bridges to
80, C"ste When the Turnpike road which
IS proposed to be opened from Richmond9,ii in
c'as W. go Mics less it is well adapted 10 the
c rpdt Of Corn, Wheat, sc has a comm9di-
o "s'Y Dwelling House. an Orchard and other
nee necessary improvements upon IT. IS very very
.fail'lg IL ,,eiobborhood The greater part
of his iand is arabic aud has an abundance Of
So Por terms amply 70 Vim. Stark residing near
tl,e premises, or VIM ". lac, u a. i''o"I'Y"u
WM. W. TATE.
IC-.y4vss
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THE TRUSTEES.
July IS 2OvtlstO
July Is

I ANDS AND Lors ron sALE.-The subscriber is au-
4 thorsedhy william C. williams Esq. to dispose OF
the following property. viz
Lot No. Iso in the City of Richmond, with the dwell
ling house and Improvements then icon.
Part Of Lot No 57I in the CITY of Richmond with the
dwelling house and Improvements thereon lately occRpi
ed by Mr.. Burwel.
Four of meadow Land on the Run near the Poor
house, in Rchulond adjoining Fasbender-
And four LOIS DHyal's Addition the City OF Rich
mOnd--Eos. $50 257 26I and PCS.
The terms may be known, upon application the sub
scriher, living in fredericksburg, Tea Thomas TAYLOR
Esq. IN Richmond JOHN W. GREEN.
TIky Is. 2Ofr
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen. HAT IN future alt orders
j. Goods manufactured AZ the Peni,eutiary must be
directed to the subscriber, who will, after this week. in
add to the store the Basin OF the Canal oren
one al the PenIteniiar, where agent viii be cOnsta "A
y ready receive and attend all orders rhe public
generally aud particularly merchants are invited 10 call
and he'one acquainted with the moderate terms on
which these articles are sold.
MATTHEW ". RICE.
Agent 81 .yGfeS.
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NTOTIcg.-The rim Of MURPHY SCOTT is this
4 ""' WV MURPHY,
SA'rL. SCOTT
July IS. - "
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--Ran away Il omthe
subscriber about the 18th Of April last man,
NED 10 20 years old about feet Gnches high stout
made, yellow complexion (thorgh not mulso with
scar one side of his face produced by bum which
has small bunch of hair grown in H. speaks so ant
had on when he LETT home oznabprgs shirt aud
rowsefs, the other part OF his apparel not kn'wn IS
believed, that lie + working In some boat James iv
or lurking abou the CITY of Richmond he Ia
Ken at the Locks few weeks ago. from whence he
capped.
Amy person that will deliver him 20 me- in Cunber-
land, Robert X. Dahney, in Richmond, him
IN jail so that get him, shall receive e above toward
with all reasonable chargct
CHARLES woODsoN.
July IS. of
'TNik copaiineTship 81 ROBERT /. BiANCH x Co is
this day dissolved nv mutual consent az those who
have claims, ndeh Cd to tie said conceln will APP
ply to Robert 1. Branch for settlement he being only
thofised to settle the same.
Henry IetHm,
Thomas Branch,
Ma;thew H. Branch,
Robert r. Branch.
April ,. aOit.
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IN CHAACERY.-At Rules hello in the CLERKS Office OF
The CoBr OF the United States for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District. Jrly 5th IsiT-
william Cameron, Duncan Cameron and Snow,
trading under the firm 0f Cameron & Snow,
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~ Y virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, given by Thomas A
lexander dated 10Th Of February, 1916 TO secure
suu, of money therein mentioned to Charles G.. Car
ter shalt proceed sell forready money at the house
of Littlebury Allen the hday OF August next Two
hundred and Gfywo acres Of land in the county of Hen
rico known by the name % Camp Carter. o,
CHRISTIAN ALLEN, Trustee.
IT..
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Prince. Edward, July Is.

NTOTICE.-IIere was eftin my Bar about six months
~ past new pair Of S0ddle2egS, which were locked.
Some past. person having applied for them,
had them opened IN OF several geniieme and
there found IN them AZ dollars 81 cents in silver and
bank notes broad cloth coat two vests shirts,
one pair pantalooRs siik handkerchief one shawl,
and sundry small articesthree letters directed
persons near Russeyiile Logan county Kentucky,
to be favored by the pOteness OF Mr, Campbell The
clothes marked.
Auv person claiming the above articles aud making
sfactory proof same. vethem by pay ing The
expense OF advertising the same, on application to
A. BERNARD.
july IS. HoWI"
IL Persons having claims against the estates of Rcs
n hen Medley, Robert casey, stephen T. Wooe, 81
CLIeon palmer dec. are hereby uotided 70 bring then
forward legally authenticated or beforethe rst DAY
of August next for payment a. this notice viii he plead
i'm bar 10 auy claim presented after that day
An persons indebted to either Of the above estates are
hereby notified that immediate payment will be required,
i'm order 60 q close Of my agency.
THOMAS EASLEY, Adin'r. Of
Reuben Ncdieu, Robert EGsteg s stephen
r. Uood.--and Err of Chiieon P0fmer, dec.
ptse' walnut Iuly Is. 2O-W4wt
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in Holmes Hole, 81 sail cf vcesels (iho
numberreported in TIC letter from our
agent, last receive,D completely enclosed
in the ice, and several persons outside
Of them on the ice, amusing themselves
skating, &c. He states, that several OF
the fleet came out on Wednesday last, &.
with great difficulty got back-tl1at Sc
vera persons had been at Falmouth. on :.
wreck, 10 cross the Sound, hui were un-
able from the quantity Of drift ice. He
states, likewise, that two briggs and schr
we're driven out of Hyaniis OH Friday
last, by the ice, and the last that was seen
of them they were near the Horse Shoe
Shoal-one ofthe briggs was tile Orlando,
from Wilmington, n. G.. for Boston, with
only two men on board, the captain and
rest of the crew on sIiore-the schooner
was from North Carolina, with 5000 bush
els OF corn, for Boston, and had Oh board
only two men aud boy, the captai.: and
rest of the crewon shore. One schr. re-
manned in Hyannis, supposed to be the
Gen. Jackson, from Baltimore for Boston.
He also states, that a boat from Cane
Harbor arrived at Sandwich OH Monday
and brought information, that the Span
ish brig Ma Sa de Rcgla Shevarre, from
Mantanzas for Boston, cargo lG5 hhds.
molasses, had been cast away OH Rae e
Point-caryo saved, except hhds.
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EXTRAORDINARY

Extract Ola letter from gentleman of
great responsibility in New Jersey, who
had lately visited Cape May, To his
friend Ia member of Congress- in
Washington City.
We have had very cold weather. AS
tar as the eye can reach at sea from Cape
Island, no wafer can be seen. Immense
quantities ofCOd fish have heen thrown
npon the shores dcad-many thousand
Wagon loads may be got on ihe 2 mile
beach Ga few miles from the point of
of Cape MaySon the sea shore side and
the Ducks have suffered SO much, and
have become so impoient, that u dog will
fake3 or 400 off Il day. but they are not
eatable, they are so very poor
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omruisiou on any cne 10 hare their child C,iu.
Gated at any OF the colleges academies OF
primary schoo's--;,nd il doctrines are at any
of them, inculcatcd, which is Jisapproyei, si.e
parents may withhold sending their children
TO such places of instruction. Al this i,iil does
Is 20 afford the means TO all of being Instruct.
ed-and men in all countries and ages, have
bceu found willing 20 interpese DIRECTIONS a.
gainst en!ightcning the minds OF the indieert.
III pubic opinion he now AGAINST The intred.gs.-
ton OF tie dangerous doctrines feared by this
writer. aud which are a. much Deprecated by
me, " VIII continue against them, and, eX SreS-
SEQ through the Legislature, will exclude thsni
from these institutions. The means whicha,e
proposed by this writer, to attain that diitu.
Sou OF information and insiructcnis the most
obnoxious that can be imagined: aud 10 csta-
biist schools for the instruction of those alone
WHO arc not able to educate themselves. would
at once create 4 distinction in our society. as
odious rs it would he dangerous
The Primary Schools. however, are upon 4
fooiii,g which even this writer has not attack
ed-iney are the great engine To act on pub
nc opinion, and are under the eniro control of
the trustees, elected annually b. tie peorle
| hose schools will, for fhe naxt ) or wears.
| absorb NIL the revenue of the litter Fund q
appropriation will be made to the acat.r-
mes, colleges or university. until the state IS
supplied with Primary Schools. so saws The
| Bin.
! fear my ideas cannot be so condensed as to
| enable Mr.. Ritchle, without taking I'D too muck
| or his paper. to insert thcni--1hey are hastily
| thrown together; many inaccuracies. am a.
ware, 10th IN language, aud in argument
may eXsi--but the facts at least, are correct.
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4NeW torh, FEB. 81 .
SIP ECIE PiYlLENI,N

.sterday, our Banks commenced nav
ing specie--ihey were prepared, and be-
fore Ten O'Clock, their extensive counters
exhibited glitter of Gold and Silver
Com, thar delighted every bcholder. But
contrary to all calculation, (whicil is hon
orable to the citizens ofthis wealthy me-
tropoiis) there was no rui tors pccie-and
tue Porters OF the Banks, after Bank
hours, wee obliged to lug back TO the
vaults the Bags OF Coin, which, III the
morning, they had brought up 10 meet
the expected demand.
In few days, all the paper change will
be out of circulation. Much of the trasl,
was yesterday redeemed, and committed
TO the flames.
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NNw-YoRx. February %.

The slip Indian Queen, Capt Jenkins,
from st. Petersburg, for this port, put in
Ia Fayal, after having been obliged TO
throw over board part OF her cargo, at
which place she was condemned. Capt.
Jenkins came passenger in the schooner
Experiment, which arrived below yester-
day, az also Capt. Pindar, who had been
passenger in the Indian Queen. These
gentlemen came up TO town last evening,
and report, that there were from 30 to 40
vessels in the ofFing and bay, endeavOur-
ing to make the harDor.
There were two pilot boats, brig and
3 or 4 sloops fast in the ice last evening,
4 miles below Governors Island.
Nat. AdU.
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RosroN. February ID.

Plaster 7Tade.--The st. Johns, n b.
Gazette, of the 5th inst. (rcceived at New
burypor), contains the proclamation of
the Province President of New-Bruns-
wick, and the act which is now in force
relative to tie Plaster Trade.--Section
], prohibits the expectation of plaster
from any port Of New-BruBswiclS, in A.
Inerican vessels, to she eastward of Bos-
ton, under penalty of forfeiture. &c.-St.
Johns and st. Andrews arc the only pla-
ces in the province at Which it can be
landed. Section 2, provides that bonds
shall be given to double the amount ofihe
valve OF the plaster, estimating it at %
ahilings The ton), that il shall not be land
ed at port to The eastward ofBoston.--
The other sections On in numbcr) relate
principally to the modes yof carrying the
act INTO execution.
"A gentlemauf, ona Falmouth. Care Cod,
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IKnshiu.tnr, EeL,.,,n,.,, DC

festersiay,in the Senate, the resolution in
troduced some DAYS ago by HIr. Mason, of N a..
n To reduce the army, was. after an ssnimateh
debate; indefinitely postponed, by a majority OF
more than two 10 one
IN The IL. of Representatives a numher of
oi,s were acted on--among which. was the
Dill providing permanent fund os ten millions
annually, for the redemption ofthc prblic debt,
for the current wear, OF nine Illions. nain,r il,
me whole, Tor this wear. an approximation of
nineteen millions TO the SINKING fund The bill
was ordered 10 third reading.
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COMMUNICATED.

DIED On Tuesday, the 25lh insiaut afte. a shori
Dnt painful illness, wv. WATKINS ri the cou,f, of
Hanover IN the 10th year OF his ZEE. frormerv a RESI-
oen' OF King * Qnecn county.l lie WIS univ tsaiiv
iesnected by all who knew him, as a good ueghbor ,
KIND hnsbrnd, and an aectionaie father inv vie
and 1--WE small children to hewa his uuinely dath.
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{ COMMITTED 70 the public jail in io, dton in neck
tehnug county, VA a certain named SOLO
MON who sass lie belongs 10 Thomas Wills. living IN
richmond, va: The negro is dark coniplecied and is
about > feet inches high. ~ "
INC owner rs hereby requested come forward rrovs
his property. pay charges, and ,ake him av.,v
r, ALEX. BOYD .lgiior
IeOf =.
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AloIiCE-All persons having claims arainst m. g.
' 'ate oi the late Col. Rcha:d Adams dee are re-
ges.ed 10 make application TO the Subscribers ihos-
w" aIe indebted TO The estate solicited To call upon
~ pcoise Wm. Smith, at his Office five door. east az
PAYMENT N W 'e'ei's
vsohs VINO nave made contracts for land without re.
cetving c0nvcyances are particularly in,sd IN -
hhH"h their ptetensions in writing without loss o: zine
sa connected survey o. all the lands adjoining 10 his
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JOHN ADAMS,
SNAfIfFr T. an

ANS requests all those who wish u transact an
husiDefs with him to call al the ofice of feo,e ~
'",th, ~ me forenoon rather than at his dwelling
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MASSACHUSETTS CLAIMS.

BY report made to the Senate by the
Acting Secretary of War, it appears that
the following answer has ben returned
by the government TO the letter ofJAMEs
LLOYD and VIM. II. SUMNER, the agents
OF the state of Massachusetts in behalf of
her claims for militia services during the
late war The letter of these gentlemen,
embracing the points previo lsly person.
ally urged by them, is too long for pre-
sent publication.
Copy Of a fetter.from tie Acting' Secretary of
War, TO b1essrs. James Lloyd and Will
am III SIMMER.
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.css;on. After the adoption ofvarious amend
'ren,s. the committee rose and reported the bill
,.hich was then ordered to be engrossed as u
mcndcd r,. -,
,,;thout amendment the bill granting DONATE
',s Of land TO the disbanded officers of the late
.r,y and then the bill was, on motion of Mr..
Cannon. laid on the table.
after aa attemptby SIR. Yanccy, which lie
.,F,erwards withdrew, to discharge the COM
,,,;ttee of the whole house from the further
..n,,s;deration of the bills to establish an Inva
Iii Corps, and forautlorizing additional Mill.
tarv Academies, for the purpose of having
then, laii on the tablet
: The EouseadJourned.
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a LENANntR SiiiRP-Nor will fake notice fLaf
bl virtue OF commission nv me for tia, nurpose
oulaned ! sal, upon the 25 dav Of March next pro-
Ecu S 81 ne h.sins sun Tavern in the city Of Richmond
och IN me afternoon to take the deposition of William
Ieit TO De reaf IN evidence IN INV suit against yo,
low depeniing IN The hnnofale Superior Cont
Gerry for the Richmond District
Ii III 4 l.Ia. .
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
February @ 1917

GcnttsEiei--l our communication of th q
3D.. instant. in relation to the claim oftbe
State of Massachusetts for the re-im-
bursement ofexpcnces incurred, and for
supplies furnished for the service of its
militia during the late war, has received
the considerati il due toit.
As IT appears that, with one execution.
the militia OF whose account the expen-
ces werelncurred, were called out and
Kept III service by the state authorities,
independently OF the authority oftlie u.
ted States and were withheld from the
command of the officers of the United
States, placed by the President within
the military district ofwhich NIassaci,u
sets formed part, with authority to call
for and take militia into the service of
the United States the claim viii, which
you have been charged is excluded from
the recognition of the executive authori-
ty of the United States, BY the PRINCIPLES
explained in tbe answer Of the Secretary
of War to the communication of the 90
vernon of Massachusetts of the 9TH of
Sept. 1914, copies of which are herewith
enclosed. Those principles have been
kept Ia view by the Executive of the Uni
ted states, III all cases, where expenses
incurred by state on account of militia
services have been assumed.
1t follows from these observations.
that noPart of the claim presented by YOU
behalf of the state of Massachusetts. can
be assumed by the Executive, exceet for
such expenccs as were incurred " for the
payment aud supplies of the militia. who
were detached & ordered into theseryice of
the United States, from the time they
were mustered in theirseveral companiec.
until they arrived at their places ofrcn
devious, and for the ratons and supplies
furnished them after they were received
lnto the service of the United States.
having been provided for them at the
time"
have the honor TO be, &c.
GEO :GRAHAM.
Des|ss. lanes Lioyd, and
VIM III SyD,yo,
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hHO LANDS FOr Sgtc.-- nv virtue ofa deed of f...
- eNecnted To the subscribers bv WIN. N'Cfaty ana
rccrrhrdlnthe Comfy Court Of ali'av FIR tie pnrro
o'secnrg The payment Of certain sums ofuoney therein
mcruoned due to Sarah CMrington. John Irvine ard
J0r Scoif-Nill he sold. TO the highest bidder frr
cash at Halifax courihouse MONDAY tie 2slh dsy or
tprl next, being day the following tracts ~
wing IN the State Of Ohio and Dser creek and
its branches viz "
Que tract Of eleyon hundred acres
DO. do. Of three hundred and six acres.
Dc. do Of three hundred acres--aud
DO de. Ofone hundred acres
These lands have been lately patented in the Nance ~
the trustees, and will h. sold uithOq, rcscrrs
JOSEPH ". SCOIr.1
ISAAC MEDLEY, Trustees.
Teh'vos M.
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TE-,.
TIE shcfHs OF the corn.ies Of Norfolk Princess S,us
- ana Nansemond, and the mayaf Of The b,roueb 81
s Urad1 which said counties and borough eomeoss
plsnIc'-and The sbeTiifs Of the counties Of HI
/aheth City, Warwick aud York cor,rosnu ,a, ~ ~,
sslo district for the neSt election or!y-te hefifs of
VIZ Counties OF Campbell Buckingham and Ped.ird com
p"s..s dh"'nei Senatorial Disnict-ihe sberifs nf The
counties OF franklin pa.rick Henry and PitrsyIvan,s
COMPOSING another Senatorial DisIict-the si-rfis 81
,s counties OF Albeniarle, Amherst Nelson F!uvapna
aa oocbiand, composing another Senatorial Ds,,ic,
. 's county OF Lonisa, composing part az The said
o,et wi me next election only-tsc sharGs of IN.
Counties Of King George WeStn,oreand N,rfb,.nia
hn"' Mcnm"nd, Lancaster, Stafford aud Prince Will
"'', CONFUSING another Senatorial Disirict-aud The
SheTs OF the counties al Matthews. Middlcscx AGO
nac, NoI,hanrton and Gloucester COMPOSING another
rSho'i" nisric- which several districts coiurose I'M,
M cia. OF me senate of Virginia are requested tn tai
houce idt al election, in rotation isto nc held on nc
.oui uays ~ fheir respective In tie month 90
ann heNi Tor The election Of a Senator Ia each
OF the said districts, the General ,sse,nlv Tow f
''r 1919, 10 ensuing. THEO. HAN5FORD, c. s.
W. 20. IN 1o
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Washington, Fec. 81.

Washington, Eco. 81.
E Among the numerous visitors at pre-
sent al the seat Of government, are Major
General Brown the Army, and Conllno-
dore cambridge, of the Navy.
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rebyqs.

NTALUAei,E stack Of DRY I.oo1s sc. 0f fVr5J,1 -
ON Tuesday thc4ib March next at 10 o. Loci ,,iif
he sold atihe new store lately occupied Nv Nai Bcns
min Wolfe. dcc orDosite his former residence the en-
tire stock Of nv Coods coinprising vefy general ~
sormeni a'loun,ngto about i2oeo- amoug which are
61 pieces calic0cs ~ do camhrcs: % DO sh.r,in-
~ DO. irishlinehs bale point aud daf.e bsl.sls
case white domestic shiInes oa lbs span cotton 20
dor. handkerchiefs AVID shawis % pieces vesiins H.
vantines aud forcnces cords aud velvet CLOTHS ana
cassHeres; sk. cotton ard worstcd hose and gloves
rins, needles and cotton halls hcdfrkny and faunes
about one th0usaDf pair sitocs ca.siit ofs -. -,