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LECTURE on HEADS.

Localized and rendered suitable Il
an American audience. The. exhlbi
ton Of the above lecture in Great Brl
tain gave independence to its author
and general satisfaction to its audi
'tors-it satirical!y lashes the vices q
foiiies OF Mankiud, and forms a source
of rational and elegant amusement.
The following Heads, painted b.
an approved artist, will be exhibited
and personifed OF described
PART /.
PREDATORY address. .
Sir TANDEM While, Head oil
FooIishly Comical Fellow, do.
Master jackey Mama's darling, no.
London blood goingto kcepit up, DO.
London blood after he has kept
it up, no.
PART IL.
Female Quaker. Head of
Tranquil Lady. DO.
Same lady angry, 10.
Lady in the sullens, do.
st. James's lady; do.
st. CHESS, do.
Junas the bard, playing conjur-
ing Jew, DO.
Old Maid. do.
Old Bachelor. do.
Laughing Philosopher, do.
Angry Philosopher. do.
A,othecary, Head Of
Connosicur, d'.
Matrrialist. do.
Culinary Politician, do.
Lawyer, do.
Tie whole TO conclude 7Uith the bur-
icSqae ldTc case,
Daniel rs. DishClout.
4 head of General Washington, 4
ia sketch Of his character. in which
COMPARISON will be drawn between
him and tlnCinnatuS.
III The course efthe erenins,
Bucks " Have at We all" OF a picture
ola playhouse--written by Garick
And the epil que to the Dramatist il
character of Fapid.
The gentlemen of the Georgetown
Band have kindly offered their as
sistancc on the occasion.
Doors to open at six and the per
formance to commence at 7 o'clock
Tickets to he had at this Office
Box DoiIar-PiU IS Cents.
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iubllc Sale

On Thur.dav neyt the 18th instant
~ eleven o'clock. will be sold for IT,,
1ancfit of the concerned az Hunter
,hip yard. on a credit Of three, four an
xix mo7ths,
The brig Clarissa. her tackle aud ap
narel, burthen ia - o. IONS.
p G MrsteIler
March 7
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NOTICE

The Stockholders Of the Mechanic
Bsrk If Alexandria. are hereby notihed
that an elect on for fifteen Directors, foi
the ensuing year. will be held at the
CO. nous, in this, town, on Nonds,
tn IDta of Marc next, at ten o'clock
A. n.
By orde, r. he President and h
rectO'S.
William Patton. jun
Cashier.
Feb rary 8
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tiannen & bradley,
CnlinP, Mink {

Respectfully miDrH their friends apd
the pubic, that they have CONNIE ccc
til, above bu iness in all its various
b anches, at the stand lately occupie,
hv LINES Harris at the corner If kirA
and Patrick streets. where all orders il
|lheir line viii be thankfully received ant
promptly execu ed.
They trust that BY strict attention to
,,ether with the quality of their worl
'ney will be enabled TO give general Il
Ii'tac'iob to all those who may please ia
dyour them with their custom,
v. B. Old furniture repaired at tn,
shmt 81 nicr. March s
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QUIGL.Y's
Burr Mil Stone Mandatory

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
TIME subscribe has -eCeiyed a larg.
supply OF BURR BLoCks diree
from Fra ce, and has commenced maxim!
Bur- Mil Stones, at his hop, upper ems
Of King street, near the store Of ~
James Ande, son. where he c m on sho
notice, furnish stones Of any 'ize. "
ran'ed equal to any IA the United State
snd ON the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigly.
apr,l {
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For Norfolk

VI 4Npl ltJthf
xEs The Packet
ssa Geo Washington,
xSr.sLss Cap Middleton, master
~ -a1t 10 Norfolk on Tuesday the
l1thiast. For freight "r passage apply
10 NJ, rbh or tie master on beard
March 8 o'
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For Rent,

For Rent,
One OF both of the slated brick stores
on Central Wharf, lately occupied D.
Messrs. Adams Herbert Co. apply ts
Lawrason & Fowle
March s
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4 lew shares of Mechanic
jank Stock, Tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Ian tf
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ROM OUR to SPOND EN-
Al WA. NG1 o..

AL WA - Np1 bN.
March s.
In the general l.r!sy-buIiey ava
tumult of national cXuitaiion which
for the last two ~ three days have at.
solved the .inhabi:ant, 1T this Gls!r,:
rom all care and Ill labor, Gould
not refrain from minglIng with fo
'throng, and tahirS ny S.i'!c q "i'",'
ever tie inauguration % ogr ne" re
.ident afforded wGrti.y 10 &c %ea 81
ts be heard. It is t.ds !ou arc y
.scribc in part M mo- h&' NJ sea- 'o ','
ne daily letter vi ."t"rr'''."n "'ii
my usual punc,aaiiH. Not '"'
should have declined M anl!s''''"
in favor OF my LreG:iS@ Il there , i''p
seen any thing tons Congress ; ;"r
lid claim 10 particular "o'ic'' ''
y last letter: hi theia was IioI. 1.
The effects OF ~ Mcaris"me '' "aa
{ spcschifying winch ! have 50 ",n At
'epIored in my le'le:s to yoa' w ,i, h.
E close of tie sassi s"lri! ','sr n
ANY an nrlortunat rItor ~e ''
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March 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11
Tie Presiderf,s In,,r

ibe President len .Stonington. i'm Con
neclIcut, early IN Saturday morning, and
arrived Ill Newpot about two O'clock -
WAS received by a procession of the Gin
zens, and conducted 10 his lodgings
from which he immediately set Out. and
VISITED the toris ON the adjacent islands.
and returned al night.
lie continued III Newpo,t on tIIe Sab
bath, and attended divine Worship there
On Monday he left Aeupoyt, and as
cended 10 Mount Haup BAY. 10 visit a
seize at Troy, i'll this State, win, h is CON
sldered as the most eligible situation for
d naval depot. The ram ON Monday
prevented so minut an inspection as was
at first intended.
BY tx Ph E.SS-To THE EDITOR.
Taunton, NonHay, p. NJ. 8 o'ctock.
GeliIirD.en have Just arr, ed here
from EaHS ieer. ir"l) where thew IT
President MONROE, about Two o'clock
tiis ate noon, alter he had lDspet ted Tie
projected Nary inrd scite, and cotton
mandatory. lie had been retarded I'M
his progress ly tile weather and learn,
would ave relInquIshed lis desire TO visit
Fefs River, had not Tie citizens of Ney-
port Have engaged i0 transport him there
ll8 miles) by land, in two hours. MIR.
~ > bOiSt NtIF " ptEIOTU tHe enIcrprlZP
but after travelling at a quick raie a
bout ] | miles, one Of them fell, and the o.
Tiers were unable TO proceed. This de-
lay"d the President nearly two hours a.
instead Of arriving at Providence TO dine.
d. lIe had contemplated, il is probable he
has moi yet reached that place"
THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES is now I'm the
vicinity of Boston and will u axe his
entrance into the Metropolis this fore
noon.
The DPputafion Of the Committee OF
Arrangements returned 10 town last ev-
enng. They were introduced 10 the
PreSid nj Immediately on his arri, al Al
Procidence, aud were most cordially re, 4. !.
we'd. lie acqulesced in all the arranV,
ments submitted to him, and will no.
leave town until Monday nrxt.
All the Boston Arrangements are com.
piete for execution. Tie President wi
| probably enter the town about fen o.
! csOck-and tie Procession will take ut
| tne assigned line Of march On r, turn
| ing up Siatc-Streef, we lrarn, he will y,
received At the head Of Siate-Strcei, an,
Tie gentlemen IN his suite will then dis
mount and accompany the Pr. 81 Ten
into the Exchange CS19cs Hosss. by al,
NORTH Dior. lie will then, we under
stand, repair to the Last Door. and ~
Citizens, who form the Ca,sIcsde. pre
ceded BY fHOAAs IA. PERgiNs, -,
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II. A. S. Dearborn, Esq.
Nem-Yort. ,Mly 4

Nem-fork, Jniy 4.
His Excellency Governor CLINTON,
arrived in town yesterday from Albany,
and was handsomely escorted from the
Steam Boat 10 the City Hall, by Colonel
Warmers troop of Cavalry, aud the We
teran Corps of Artillery.
The inauguration Of His Excellencv is
noticed in the Albany Gazetteas follows.
ALBANY, July 2.
Yesterday, His Excelency De Witt
Clinton, elected Governor, and his Ho-
nour John Taylor, lieutenant Governor,
took the oaths of their respective offices.
In pursuance Of the arrangements by
the committee appointed by the Corpo-
ration, the Artillery, Infantry, and Rifle
Companies of this city, paradei in front
OF the Mansion-tlousc, in North Market
street, precisely at IL O'clock, under the
directlOn of Major La Grange. The go
vernon elect, aud It. governor were then
received with a salute. After which, the
procession formed according to the arr
rangement published yesterday, moved
from the Mansion House to the capitol.
where the oaths Of Office were administer
ed by the Secretary Of State. A federal
salute was then fred from field pict cs
near the Capitol, which was returned from
the cantonment at Greenbush. After
which the several companies of volunteer
militia we're reviewed by His Excellcn-
cy, and the procession returned to the
Mansion-iIouse, in the same order in
which il left.
Immediately after the salute was fired.
while upon the platform Of the Capitol,
fhefollowing address was delivered to His
Excclency, in bchalfof the officers of the
military association, by Quarter Master
john s. Van Rensselaer,.
The military Association Of the city
Of Albany, approaching tie commander
in chief with the respectful consideration
due 10 his exalted station, beg leave to
congratulate him on his induction 10 The
Office of Governor Of the state Of New
York. Your. exceliency's election ha.
been viewed bv the people Of This state as
intimately connected with its reputation
and prosperity and with an luprcccdcn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11
BOsroN. JrlA .,


The PRESIDENT OF THE UhItkD
STATES arrived at Decham about hai1
past SIX o'clock yesier az all In"on, al
tended 10y Gen. SWIFT, Com. PEKItY,
q lis private Scc'y, Mr.. MASON. lie
VIII nndoubiediN be al lne lues by elrv-
en- % clio, lhis day, trcna wncnc. lie viii
De escorted iniO town Ia Use ord de
tailed IN Tue uinclai ad,e rtis, mCni.
We understand lIc n.li review Tie Bri-
Sade, upon the Common, tu-moriow-
anu tue next day, the ever memorable
FOURTH oFJULY, w,li proceed, about
IL O'Clock, from The Exchange Coffee
linnse. attended b, The mcini.,rs Of ne
CINCINNATI, 10 the hi South Meeting
House, where the municipal exercises vii
be performed. He will afterwards io,n
the procession, and partake of lie cola
ton prepared by order Of his Exceliency
the Governor, at the state House.
Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

Tot e Pe-pie IF &c Unsed ta'sS.
The Buar,t ui Managers oil the Anieri-
can Colonization Soricty beng ab"ut 10
cutter upon ihe prosecution oil M great
object of the Institution, beg leave 10 ad-
dre-S Their countrymen upon tins ihpof-
tani subj al.
The first duty 10 be performed ls to OBJ
tain uD1ueStiOnabie information upon Sc
veal most essential pants, winch Whine,
only enable tle Society 10 pursu It's in-
ture measures with certainty, but may al
So justify the Government III ahording
is coop ration III a WAY most conducive
Ia the success of the object III view. To
effect This we have perceived the necessl-
" of engaging competent person 10 VI
sit the settlement; of Sierra Leone, ana
other parts of the Continent of Africa,
AMI probably also TO spend some lime III
England.
For these and other purposes, 1t he
comes Immediately necessary tina. the
Society >houa call upon It's friends and
ascertain wliat extern: of funds may be
feNp Ct a..
The Board 10 not think il necessary Il"
comment upon the many and Obvious be-
DrfitS nat may result from tie labours
iie'v are engaged III.
The love al ni,r country, and beneyo-
l?nce 10 The cause oiour suffering frllow
men, cOrspire 10 offer lle most ,ersua-
sve moincs. 10 these are 10 be aude,t
the far 'ugher anl more animating m
ducrmenis nf being the Instruments Of "a
gracious Providence IN isl- msins the
light Christian hope and Joy over Il
Elongated ami important portion oil the
edrtli.
The Board therefore call with conf
dence upon their Cuuntr,men and eliuw
Christians tor tlat liberal ali to ihelr o.
ssgns, Ia reliance upon when TINS associ-
atIun was formed.
BUSll. WASHINGTON. Pres't.
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Ertrsct MIA letter TO tie Editor ofMe Bos-
ton Only Adreytiser, dated
PORTLAND. Jupe 2e. I9I7


Moses Kellsa, late master ofthr sch.
Ocean, who had an examination recently
in Boston before Judge Davis, and was
sent into this District for trial Tor sinking
the sch. in Feb. last, has Just been ac.
quilted, after trial of two days. Lefa-
your. the principal witness for the go
vernment, was totally discredifcd, by ev-
idence of his infamy. The trial was be-
fore judge Sewal. The District Ait"r-
nies, Prcblc and Iouglcllow were for the
90, eminent, aud Orr aud Emcry for The
prisoner,
zone Stone, formerly Of Conway, n.
II. lately of Windhsn, in this county,
was arrested and examined before Judge
Sewall on Wednesday last, Tor having
passed to the Saco Bank the $1,000 bill
TOR which Col Sawyer was lately appre
hended IN Boston, and was ordered (,
recognize to take his trial at Wiscsssct il
September.
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Baltimore, .JuIv 8,

DuHIWoTe, 00fy D.
Yesterday being the forty first anni-
versary of the birth day of Anne, iran In
dep ndence, the several corps composing
THe 3d brigade of Mar, land Militia in
this city, naraded on Chnquopin Hill
and fired thr rounds in honour of the
day. The Brigade as reviewed bv Ma
ior-GcDeral II rper accompanied bv Col
Harris of tie Regim mt Of Artillery, nv
on " ON the command of the Brigade
dcvolved as 8 nior officer, in the absen e
Of General Sterctt The 6ih Regiment
returned to the city, paid a passing sa
lutte 10 the Governor of the State Of Via
ryland and fired round-the Regiment
was very numerous, and in point of Mill
fary appearance was never surpassed
The ARTILLERY Regiment although not so
weiull as have seen it, made a brilliant
appearance. Thr most perfect good order.
and correct aiten ion was Observable in
the conduct of onr citizen soldiers oil this
interesting occasion
Baltimore DAILY advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11
DOMESTIC.
CIRCULAR.
To Collectors, Naval Officers, and Snrcey-

CIRCULAR.
To Collectors, Navai Officers, and SirUey-
Treasury Department, Comptrol-
ler's Office, June 4, 1917. {
SIR-The governments ofhis Britannia
MajestN's provinces Of New Brunswick
and Nova-ScotIa, OF the continent, oi
NORTH America, having made regulations
IN relation TO the trade i'll plaster of parls,
by which the vessels of the United tates
are totally excluded from d participate
on in that trade, The subject was taken
into consideration by congress, and an
act passed on the Sd March last, to take
effect from and after The fourth day OF
July next, entitled can ACT TO regulate
the trade III plaster of paris"-a copy OF
which is enclosed for your information
and government.
Yea Will obs'r, e, from the terms of this
act, that it is 10 continue in force five
years from the 3lst day Of January, 1917.
except in relation, only to such foreign
nation, or IT'S dependencies, as shall, pre-
viously, " thdrdw Or discontinue lis re
striciions on that trade in which event.
the President of The United States is au.
thorlZed to declare that fact by his pro-
clamation, whereupOn the restrictions,
imposed by the act now transmitted are,
thencetowarj, 10 be imperative as 10 such
nation, or lis dependencies.
But, SO long as this act sIallbe in force,
plaster OF paris, The production of any
country, or its dependencies, from which
the vessels Of the United States are moi
permitted 10 bring the same article, OH
being imported in foreign vessel from
any place whatever, is forfeited, together
with the vessel, her tackle, apparel, &c.
A confident reliance is entertained that,
by your vigilance, all attemps which may
be made in your district, tOjeqade the pro
visions of the law, will be detected, and
all the parties dealt with accordingly.
With due respect,
JOS. ANDERSON.
II. A. S. Dearborn. ESQ.
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BUal. WASHINGTON, Pres't.
LONDON TuE,TRIc.IS

A new Tragedy, called Tie Apostase
was brought forward at Coyeni tardcn
Theatre on Tie 3d of May tie produc,i-
OH OF Mr.. Shi II, an Irish barrIsier. 1t is
spoken OF as poss, ssng merits of the
hugh s. order, originality o, thousnt ana
beauf, OF imagery. The audience recei-
ven Al WITH rapiurous applause.
va Tie same evening new Compdt
called The o"chstone, or tie World as II
Goes tom Inc pen OF Mi. i>enny, was
proouced at Drnry lane, and perluru,eu
amidst unanimous ,,iandits.
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NiUIiCE That by virtue OF a Deed of trust, execu.
y ted To me by John Hicks aud Robert Campbell TO
secure the paymentof certain sun, of money therein
mentioned due by them TO the late DR.. James Cunie-
shall ION Saturday the 18Th day OF Augustine before the
door of the BeTave,n in this City, proceed 20 expose
to sale by public auction. for ready money, to the high
est bidder one notefg Of FIRE ovs0Hd and Tienty
.deres Of MILITARY k.4ND, on the Northwest side
OF the Ohio River in the of the hate John
breckenridge, and which remains undivided & is Ell
aie In the State OF Ohio. 7 he he raised upon
this property is 1850 25GOths. with interest thereon,
nj per cenum annnni fromthe 10th day OF March,
1888 and the cost and charges Of executing this Trust
ALSO, by virtue OF another Deed Of Trust from the
same parties for the object Il shall lat tie same
time and place. sell upon the aforesaid two other
Tracts OF Military Lond, in the State of Ohio-onc
tanning S7I the head "f hassies Creek
the other containing 6ia acres, lying between the head
waters Of Masse's Greek and Cessr's Greek So much
thereof as will the several debts aforesaid with in
teiest, costs and charges Of sale.
SAMUEL McCRAw. Typstee
Iuly a IN wtds
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Iuly n
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
CTRAYED stolen fr IN the commons C CITY Of
~ Richmond about the IIth OF Way sAi, stout
welcomed darkIoan HORSE eight nine Yeats oid
ionr feet eight or inches high long and switch.
ia shed al roHnd tois aud aces. some marks of geer
on his des and shoulders in good king order and
diaNs gently in ANY kind of carriage.
The above reward and all reasonable expenoss will be
nad TO person who will deliver said horse me i'm
Rcno d. give such inform that will enable me
logeth M again. NATHANIEL CHARTER.
July Il H-,r4fv
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NlOrICE.-All Persons haviIg claims against The es
tate of Maj Joseph wooson, decd. late Of the
OF Goochlcnd requested bring them forward pro-
perry AUTHENTICATED before the day OF January next
otherwise this notice VIII be plead in bar against them
Those indebted requested To make speedy payment,
In order to nnsl settlement ofthe cstaie.
JOHN LEWIS, 6dHi'r. Of
Joseph Hoodson, decd.
Coochland. June I3-v3ve
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n, The ENQUIRER is published twice week, Esne-
rally and 'hrr- week during the session OF the
Ssdfs fsgisiafe.-rrice the same heretofore. Fire
Dollars rcr arniW rayahe N advance Notes OF Char-
Ritor will guaranee Tic safety of reinit,ng them by
malt postage OF I'LL letters being paid by the VIII
tcrs.
tr Ma papers will be discontinued, tbn Al the dscre.
ton OF the Editor nntt I'll have been paid
n whoever viii guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall receive a teuth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n One sqn',rs FIRST insertion, rs ceafs-erch cant
6iaxaHrs So ctnts.
No advertisement Inserted, urfHn has either been
ps6 f. a.Suraed 5y person In this city or us
esvirons.
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Chief Marshal, will file into Congress

Chief Marshal, will file INTO Congress
street. =.
The PRESIDENT was received with
marked attention IN PTovidencs. ne ana
not reach that place until night fail on
MonIay when the town was sponlane-
o.,sly and brilliantly Illuminated. Not
wiihs,anding the laieness "i tie hour,
none of Tie arrangements were omitted.
lie leit Providence at noun yesterday.
Reviewed line troops az he passed, al
HieMtham, dned at Waipote; and, after
reviewing ID regiment ef troops, stopped
for the night at the residence oil MI
Oowse, i'll Dedhcm.
POSTSCRIPT.
g Dedhan, O'Clock, Jriy l..
The President arrived here tall an
hour since--,as reviewed the troops, anu
gone 10 Capt Dowse's."
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
The following Gentlemen were appoln-
ted al town meeting, held the oin uii. d
Committee of Arrangements tor ,ac IRE
sidents reception
Charles Bpliiaes, Esq. Ebere-fr 0lirer, Esq
Hor. jonathan Harerei.. hr. Joseph i'crr ing
or: JesrPh ins'in,, Nr. Turner rhHhPs, ar
aoch lSiiNiy, DIR. Henry Bass, Nr S0nset Z:
Do,r, TComposing the Board Of Selectmen.
Hon Harrison q. Otis. Han. HiAiam Giog
Hon Israel iho,Rdite, General .iraald UeiAs.
George Blake. Esq. Bpnjmnir Russell Esq. jan eS
4. .4uSiR, EsI Niitiaa Suiiirdn, Esq HiHi ~
H. Sunsmer Esq. Hon Henry De4rporn, Hc..
Thomas a. Psrsins, james Pr,nee, Esq and TO
aoraG,e .4dron HiH.
declined being on the Committee.
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NOTICE.


IT h-ving b., .>,c,iained that The
President tt,thc United Stuies viii enter the
Town of Eu>tou gHIS DAY before moan.
those citiz,ns who expect to attend III
Carriages. will proceed with them singl'
10 Washington street, and draw up OH lis
easierlN sac, facing souiheriy. no car
riage will I've allowed To take ANY other
position until the procession moves to-
wards Baston. The head ofthe line O.
Carriages vii not extend Souiderly be-
Non tne Brick House, on Washington
street, Iaiel occupied as Hotel, by Mr..
Blanchard, where Marsilals will be sta
toned to give such farther directions as
will BIZ necessary. Those Citizens who
intend To he mounted on this occasion,
and join IN the Cavalcade, will assemble
on Common street precisely at O'Clock,
at whic. time and place the Narshals
will give their pun, tual ait ndarce.
by Order IF Jno. II. Perkins,
DTEDOE
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which the Hon. Berjamin Iickaon was
Chairman. passed through this town on
their way 20 Dedham, 10 meet the Presi-
dent in that town. (Ce,titlel.
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rLN CENrs REV AID.

ZEN CEN 10 KEW thD.
- ANYWAY fr,m the subscriber s"c'c TING In May
" Inst an tpnipnticc t,tc Pooh Bu1ing business ma
med CYRUS Rtl.LiD-abont ~ Years old, sahd, Lair,
and has suspicious hold ik ~ all times, aud answers
In general imp IDENTIFY VIXEN pckento tie TO III with him
variety oG cIo,hiug Of which uair OF lark
cloth uantaoons and short coat same are !eeoilec-
ND
forwarn every from harbourins the said hoy or
shey will be dealt with according as the law Directs
FRI Derrick MAYO.
T,;7s. 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

From authentic information received
last evening, u - probaaie tat the Pre-
sideni cf the United States viii yrach the
line between Boston and RoN bury an
hour earlier This forenoon ihan was eX-
pected. Those citizens, therefore, who
intend to Join in the Cavalcade on Com
mon street this morning, will be punctu-
al at the hour ass glPd for assembling, g
o'c.ock) as The CavalCa,le Will he immedi-
0teiy tornei and moved Oft without loss
of time.
Marshals will be on the ground quar-
Ter before nine.
By Order Of HIM. T. II. Perkins,
JOSEPH ii. PIERCE, Aid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

FARMERS BiNk OF tiRGiNts.
fENiE pIesideI ni' ectoi have declares D'r6crc
ofhvc and quarter per cent. foi the last half year
payable 20 the Stockholders n the 18th instsn'.
WIN. NEKLRViS, cashier.
!.l July 1917 1870,