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j is source OF qualification 20 US,
and will be Sc, no do1bt 70 Others, to
lsarn fran tie harfics shemsefUes, tnat
the loss occasioned by TIE explosion, at
the Powder Mill at Dlsdsns5urg, ,h. o.
the' day, is ncousiderabie-su much
so, that, 5u for the dsstru, ion NJ lou.
valuable lives, It would be source Of
no great regrci, IS sir hundred d1Lar 8
will repair the d-TuaEe, and supply
t5e loss Geo, 7oz5n Afss,
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Majority,



II is here proper TO remark that
number of the independent FEEDER aiists
who were unwilling TO nave an cbnoe
tous candidate forced on them, cid no,
vote, acd yet the number given in,
one day, exceeds the number polled IL
three days at The preceding cicciion.--
his excess can only be accounted icI
by the number Of illegal votes, which
were manufactured by the dic:atsr'a.
party, al the eve of the election. From
npy own knowledge, and from the iDfor.
nation which / have collected / be-
levc that when the polls in Lcudoun
are completely huyged, and the
illegal votes worked off by srewel
that The polls will stard
For Mercer, $50
For Mason, $40
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MosDAr MORNING mar $, isi7.
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
LDUDOUN ELECTION.
Messrs. Editors,

%'NNN"'"' <shttO'ot
10 confirm alton Of your state
ment in the Herald OF the 23l last tbs,
the congressional election g will be
contested" I have u,e pleasure to in
form you that there Is no doubt but ii
will be successfully contested" mt
withstanding Mr.. Merccr has been
squeezed through by majority OF -
a majority as unexpected as il is undc-
serving and noniinGi. Xou will recol-
'ect that al the election in 1915, he
tween Gen. Mason aud Mr Lewis, tha,
the polls were kept open in Lou 4oun
ter three days, the coan'y was com
pletely secured, the federslsls brought
10 tho polls the blind ne td1c, arg thr
6Tckc7i Fytnded; the number OF woes civ,
ell in, astopisheh even those who had
been busy in manufacturers votes Ion
the federal candidate.
The votes then stood
For Lewis, SIS
For Mason5 3l5-ss8
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NOTfNE

TINE Council will cit as Court of Ap.
L peals, on the GNth, feventl, and eighth
days of May next.
The books will ee in he council chamber
for examination on Monday the fifth MAY,
where the aHe@ors will atient
1. p. THOMSON, c. c.
april IS. SMy
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FcirjaE, Hay 2, 1917.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Richmond, .fhTH 4th, 1872.
SIR,

SIX,
In pursuance of resolution OF
he general assembly of Virginia, pas
sed the s'ElceHth dav oi February, enc
thousand eight hundred and sixteen,
rave tAolshl fl, acting a. lieutenant
governor III the absence Of the govern
or, by and with The advice Of tie coun-
ell oil state 10 appoint 700 ccmmis-
sioner for the county CT Fairfax with
authority - rcccive and pay into The
public treasury, such voluntary dOns-
tons as nay be rendered tow rds de-
Jayin9 the expense Of a monafrcut 60
be erected TO The memory Of the late
General GEoUoE WASHINGTON And
you ave lSiructed to transmit list O.
inc names OF tho subscribers a.OUg
with the sums cOilec' Ell, their place ui
abode, and tn sum subscribed ny each !;
and not TO allow ary indivicuai io
subscribe in his own name greater
sum than twen,y doila's
In the puIiormance OF this last act a!
gratitude 70 the Father of his Country
10 considerations need be stsed ~ favor
OF the Iaudabie dasigg of the icgisia-
cure 10 secure from the cons ais .ionets
the utmost diligence on their part 10
carry II into tuil execution Every
Vi:ginian VIII iske delight in the p.
Torrance at any duty, the objec, o.
which Is 10 do honor to the memory OF
me Veneratea patriot, whose life was
devoted 10 the service of bis country,
and whose rare Vi tues and example
ave secured the applause Of the p
nj, and ought to be held up for iu-
alton to future generations. | take
great pleasure In assuring you tina, you
have been selected b. the executive
Tor this service, from the high conf
ience reposed in your patriotism and
integrity. l ans with great respect,
your obi. servant,
LINAE MINIS.
Nm. Moss, Esq.
1t. General LALLEMANT, late Of the
French Imperial army, has arrived
aere from Turkey, and has taken lodg
ngs at the Exchange Coffee House.
He was an ofiicer oil cavalry, and his
name has been conspicuous io the war
annals OF France. IN the late French
Imperial Court Calender he had the IL
tie OF Baron. lie accompanied Is IONA
partc from Paris TO Rocbelort, alter the
| battle OF WateIloo and with him SUI
| rendered himself TO the British ship
yWorthum6sriand. He was aftcrward
"eiascd pei mission 70 proceed with
Buonaparse 10 81 Helene. and with
| Marshal SaVary, was ssnt to Mli.a il
he EnToias frigatc. From Malta he
escaped 70 Smyrna and from thence
has safely arrived here. he has Il
younge? brother, who was also one 81
NaPoIean's Lieutenant Gcnei ais. Bolt
OF them were excluded from the sm.
nestY decreed in .'ror:ce, BY the decree
OF LOUIS i3sh, OF the 24h July, ial5
B6eton Cenf,nCL
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honor OF drisiog all before BIN, and /
ana ,,td he IS confident that be would
have been elected il there had Scen no
opposition to hiUa, winch is possible out
very improbable.
TAPER
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RlaioSity,

Majority, $50
AT the late election The polls were
closed the first day, and the votes stood
For Mercer, s94
For Mason, 323-9I7
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10 ne eais.rs e5tAe .Aeraad,ifa Herald
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SIS
3t5-SSB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
Miscellaneous Selections.
From late English papers.
FALMOUTH DEC. 10.

BafnSm Of Hindoo.-On the 10th ult
BIT the parish church OF Burnham market
Norfolk, Bengalee, was publicly baptised
by the Rev, John GlaSse, by the name OF
Fohn Henry Martin, after having been
|anght the grounds OF our faith. He was
brought over according 10 his own account,
- ship commanded by Capt. Glass about
December last, who, after three months stay
d Liverpool, cruelty left him, with but a
fhilIing or two in his pocket, promising to
teturn in a few hours. After four days, hav-
' ng seen nothing OF his captain (as he calls
|lim,) he was obliged to sell his earnings,
is watch, and his mothers ring, the loss
which pledge of parental affection he APP
ears most deeply to regret. Two years
Fages are due 10 him from his master,
mounting 10 about 7ol He has a Mahom-
tan brother In India, in the Custom house
apartment, whom he describes as having
pine property, and who he thought would
pt drink out OF the same cup with him, on
s return TO India, as Christian convert
y worthy rector of Burnham very kind
supported this distressed Indian for about
fortnight, during which time he was en-
pied, by the assistance of Captain Sneyd.
the India service, who speaks Hindoos.
nee to ascertain the truth and coasisten-
OF his statement The convert left
uFnnam Tor London on the 18th ult. Capt.
aeyd having humanely offered 10 use his
ertions at the India House, 10 recover the
oney SO unIustly detained from him by
master. He seemed anxious 10 return
his cottage and garden in the East, aud
y probably 60 out with Captain Sneyd in
spring.
! supplement- TO the correspondence OF
British and Foreign Bible Society, has
en- published since the twelfth Report !;
pm tie communication of an Italian gen.
nan al Malta, the following pleasing cir.
instance is extracted -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
fourtesnib ~o19ress.. and Session.
IMPORTANT DEBATE.
House Of Representations Of The y. States,
THURSDAY, JAN 50, 1917.
COMMERCIAL IN INTERCOURSE.

COMMERCIAL IN INTERCOURSE
Mr.. BRADBURY, Of MaFachu(eus,
faid, it was with reluctance and dithdence
that he attempted TO obtrude himlelf upon
the notice of the committee but as the
meaiure now under difcuiion, was con
fenedly the mott important which had
been, or probably would be, agitated du
ring the prefent FELTON, of Congrefs- and
as it was one in which his inmediat con-
fti,uents have deep flake, he felt it to
be his duty to fubmit few remarks for
confederation.
The quettion now pending before this
committee being on the amendment pro
pofed by the gentleman from Georgia,
which is to fubtti,u~e bill fuPpltmen.
tary TO the act regulating duties on ion
ports and tonnage" &c. in lieu of the
bill referred to this committee, entitled a
bill TO prohibit all commercial intercourse
&C. or in other words to fubititute dis
eliminating duties, in lieu of a total pro
hibitian of trade, &c. Mr.. B iaid he
fhould, in this ttage Of the proceedings,
give his vote agaiEir The amendment |
do it, fad he, bccaute / believe MAORI
ty Of the chipping interelt, whom | repre-
fent, are in favor of the prohibltory bill,
as the mealure mott efficient and beit
calculated TO fubterve their interetts, and
becaufe if had fettled oppoiitlon TO it
myfelf, which | have not, il being mere
ly doubtful in my own judgment, | would
not incur the responsibility Of defeating
by vote OF mine, a meafure which il
deenfed enential TO the beR interetts of a
highly Respectable portion Of my conftit
uents That ihoud have doubts on tbi;
fubject, with my limited means of infor-
nation, cannot be matter of iurprlle
whan thofe concerned in the fhipping IN
teret are not agreed among themfelves,
fome believing the prefent discriminating
duties fufficent- others believing they
ought to be greatly increased and q
third clafs believing nothing will be ct
fe6tual fhors of prohibition. But that
iomething ought TO DC done IS very gen
orally agreed.
While endeavouring to coniult this
portion of my con(ituerts, am not IN
mindful of another clais of them who
may feel hottie TO this meafure, under an
impreflion that their intereits are to be
put at hazard. mean thofe who man
ufaaure and furnilh the lumber, the greei
ftaple of the Diitrict of Maine.
No one could be more ayerie than my
felf to give fanctions to mesiure calou
lated effentially to injure their intereits ;
nor do believe either of the mcafures
propofed would do it. a temporary dc.
preflion of the price might cnfue, bur NOT
an entire lois of the market. The hna-
Der mutt ffil be ia demand and the Bait
in Wet India colonies mutt have il, eI
Their in our veflcls or their own, directly
or indirectly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

" Having travelled for some time with a
Jew and three Tulks,l presented them with
an Arabs Bible; the Jew took i, with de-
light, and being more contersant with the
Arabic language, and better able TO read
than the Turks, he seriously began 10 reed
and to discuss it with the Turks. They
were all convinced of the truth oil Chris
tianity, and publicly received into the 30
som of The Christian Church. The Jew
was named Timothy; and the three Turks
received the names of John, Peter, and
Paul
KmhroUemeht In Female Charity Schools
The committee of the Girls Free School,
in Morford street, Bath, (wheIe about 400
children sre accommodated) III announcing
some alterations in their plan says, The
moral and religious instruction OF the chill
dren forms Distinguishing feature in this
institution "A Clergyman ofthe Church
OF England Attends at the School every Sat
day, to teach The Church Catechlsm to
the girls belonging 20 the establishment,
who attend the Abby churce on Sunday
with other poor children. hat besides
teaching them reading and plain needle
work, and knitting, the ladies' commit. r.
have caused few of the biggest girls to b
taught 10 wash and TO iron, together Wiz
other branches of domestic employment
with view 10 prepare them for the useful
stations of servants and as this experiment
will be attended with increased expence, the
committee confidently trust to the continu-
ance of public liberalty for support"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

A Martinique paper has an official
document Promulgaring unler date Of
the 18th of Jan. Taft, by cnevalier DU
BUC, Intepdant Of the lA4ad, letting
forth the probability Ct a +ana c I 10
prevent which. they enaa, Ina; after
the above date, and until further orders,
all forts of grain, including rice Iadian
corn, peas, beans, &c. with the excep
ton of wheat -four, which will be spok
en- of in the following article, will be
admitted into the ports Of Martinique,
either in French or foreign vefels, free
OF duty.
i'd Wheat -four, imported by for
eigners, and in foreign vefiels, will like
wife be admitted, until further orders,
but will be juojett to the duly of fix per.
Ctrr. as heretofore.
Cd Foreign wheat, imported in
French yedcls, directly from the United
States, will be lubjed to duty Of A
per cent.
9TH he duty on Wheat, imported
from France, il French vefels, ihall re
main as heretofore, that is to fay 2 2
per cent.-N. T. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
MEANWHILE. (rESN.1 FEB,

Hcrrtd 1furder 1t has fallen TO our lot
10 recor4 an instance OF horrie atrocity,
rarely to be met with in the annals OF no
man deprayily.
During the afternoon of Friday last, a
stranger called at the house of Mr.. Hugh
Fitzpatrick, In Bloomfield township, in
Crawford county. He was kindly received
by MIR. Fltz patrick and wife They invited
him to stay over night, and.a bed was made
for him before the f;e on which 10 repose
About Two clock in the morning he a
rose, took an axe, went 10 the bed where
Mr. F.was sleeping, and deliberately struck
him on the head He drew the body GU, OF
the house, and then ordered Ms. +. TO de-
liver up what money she had, which she
did, amounting to about $40. He told her
that she must proceed with him to Canada,
and directed her to 60 10 the stable and
bring out two of this best horses. She
went, but soon returned and told him she
could not get them, and desired him 10 go
for them himself. He left the house for
that purpose In the mean time Mrs. f
took up her child, about weeks old, aud
hastily made her escape. After proceed
ing short distance, * arful Of pursuit, she
LETT the road and took shelter under fall
len tree, with her infant in her arms and
small dog, that had followed her, by her
side She had scarcely secreted herself
when she heard this inhuman monster in
pursuit oil her, calling her by name, occa
sionally whistling for the dog-and fire.
quently uttering the most horrid imptec
lions, ii he got her, TO treat her as he had
done her husband He approached within
rod of her-but providentially both the
child and the dog remained quiet. When
she discovered that he had returned TO the
house, and finding that she must inevitably
perish with her child, in that situation, from
the severity of the cold, she started, and af-
ter wandering through the woods and a
deep snow, happily reached the house OF
her nearest neighbour, a distance of two
miles, in state of body and mind more ca
silly conceived than described The arms
and legs of her infant were found severely
frozen.
The alarm was soon given and pursuit
made for the murderer. On Sunday per-
son, who calls himself Geo. Split Vanhollon
was found incamped in the woods about
four miles from where the murder was per
petrated, under circumstances manifested
the strongest evidence of guilt, and on
Monday he was committed to the prison of
this county.
The u. S. Tax on Houses and Lands
expires by its own limitation. Arrearages,
however, will be vigorously collected.
The correspondence between our Gov
eminent and that of Spain and IFS Minis
ter has been published. Il leaves the rela-
ton of the two countries still in an unset
tied state.
If 5000 poor are fed daily with soup on
charity, al New York, which contains loo,
600 inhabitants, then 100000 ought, on
that ratio, 10 be daily fed on charity, in
London, which contains 100000 OF IN
nabitants.
The ship Jane, at Charleston, from
Greenock has brought out herring and
POTATOES. 1t is strange that starving peo-
pie should send away food, or suffer it TO
be brough away, and that the price should
allew i TO be shipped.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

There is not one word of truth in the
insinuaGion that the election Of Coy
BaooYs OF Gen. Dearborn will make an
odds IN the obtainment OF non-obt@iument
Of our Claims on the Government Of the
U.IS.-the assertion is an Insult to that
Government, disgrace TO the party which
makes it, and scandal TO Republicanism.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

The ship Jane, at Charleston, from
Greenock has brought out herring and
POTATOES. II is strange that starving peo-
pie should send away food, or suffer it TO
be brough away, and that the price should
alew II 10 be shipped.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

If 5000 poor are fed daily with soup OF
charity, al New York, which contains 100,
600 inhabitants, then 100000 ought, OF
that ratio, TO be daily fed on charity, II
London, which contains 100000 OF in
nabitants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
Female 'Huition.

M ISIS MARY TERRELL pTop oses TO open SCHOOL
w iortne instruction ol young ladies Tie ensuing
az The residence Of her m0ibcr, sh5oughuod of
ne Green Springs, Louisa county. Her course Of III
s'fnction viii embrace The following ngsChef Of EdHca
uongeOgraphy the French English languages grau
metica'iy, painting, drawing ana aTIllu.etic.
The price of boar aud tuition the fufGer n which 50
CHUNG evey Article Oi domestic accommodation except
beddng, VIII be fusnisled by Ars.Ieneii az ; i20
Ihe qualifications Of those, WHO solicit public patfou
age ~ the pursuit winch lefell is about 10 de-
VOC nef tine and her aCquiCHtuis auy Other,
must, iOr Tie most part On ihc nrst least
iakth either Oh recommendation trust herself,
she viii only s;y at ter eGucatou has been directed
quap her Ter female distraction; aud 10 assure those
"ho MAJ favour her undciGisjug. tat n0 attention or
endfayour shall lie wanting on her pdr To cu.laten tie
ninds, ano iOrm aud ir nDfais OF her piips.
Uft schoni wit commence TIE IJib o. January fcNi
Green Springs. fnulsa. '.0g. "a 5frffl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
go TILE EnIrnR.

State of Mississippi, Oct. II.
The Legislature of this State met in
the town OF Washington the 9th inst.
il being the day fixed OH by tlie conStiiu-
tion 10 have met in the city of Na,chcz =
but in consequence of the yellow fever
prevailing AT The seat OF government, the
Governor By proclamation directed them
to meet at the former place. On count
ing The votes, as directed By TIE con5ii-
.tiii0n, David Holmes was duly elected
Seeunor without opposition, and Dun-
;ai Siisari 1t. Governor, 1911 votes over
Alr. Z. Mead, Ills competitor. The Lcgis-
fare then proceeded to The choice OF two
persons 10 represent THIS Slate ia the Sc
aaie OF tie United States, ard after the
hiii ballot fudge Walter Leuke WAS de-
CARED iuy eleeted-ttherc being can-
uidates, and the l., legislature elected one
ata iime.) On the ninth ballot 'rhomiis
II. Williams was declared also elected"
~. They adjourned Immediately aft +
electlng tie Senators, ia consequence of
lhc prevailing epidemic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
Virginia MUSEUM.

TFsSRS. wARRELL& LoRIoN respectnHy inform
W. the public that thes have for exhibition he
VIRGINIA MUSEUM beautiful painting b, Leslie, the
American artist. from west. called " O,lt0 Fttct T.
A.oy Which IS loaned ol hoIt tune d, Mai. "
Scott this pfodcto of agt isOuly be seen 70 bead
mixed 'nr iscivdinea and hfancy ui effect. lbe en-.
betis OF EARN, SEQ anh hif dion. horse and eagle
trnrced IA the picture under ibe cOnirOui OF 10 M are
we'll conceived
~ dduen 20 c enufe, The pfOpfctofs efcg or exit
bons Cast ~ that static which for aref has CLAIMED
theFord, ~ iesrs de Hediciy, Which Col. Wilson 4.
aIc"las has politely loanedt tgii ,ustituon.
IN tic upper iet o. the building ned up het re-
ception. Nov. n 5lwf,v
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SMnpa9d & " ebb,

NFFER foR SALT
Il 10000 tbs Green Coffee
2uH0 - old lava do
90 hhJs. & 40 0bis. Muscoyado Sugars
& 90 Loaf uO.
10 pIlne retailing 6ioiasses
10 Anngua R0n
Janiaica do (scry old)
pipes SUPERIOR old french brandy
50 bbis ca,uihers' & Leyburn,s fec.iflea wits.
pipes = 70 qaarer casks london particular
MadrirI Vine
"a qr.cesks shtn, do.
10 do. DO. sweet Malaga do.
~ do. do. DIS dc. do.
90. dc. Lisbon 80.
do. do. fenrIrie 10.
2o0n sacks SAT- Liverpool Sled
80 tons SwcdishGa hon
20 do. Bussia do.
50 do. Country TO-
do rlongli P.ates
do Castings, consisting Of ovens Pots Tea
Kettles, skilieis. Tie dogs. &c. sc.
Nail Rods and sheet Iron rmt Nails
-, German, tiisler,darG ciawics Steel
100 c'a,es Queens ware
80 casks Glass Aafe
so daiBpors Guait BrttleS
50 Whole and $50 bal, boxes bl 10 window
10 boxea ay0 CO.
10 -. Shy II Do.
IS DO. 10 hg j { 90.
Di.s Putty
0r kess refined tn.lisL S.l,petre
tD,is Patent Stot
81 Kegs Cua Powder
l5ete lbs Suai Leather
40 sides Uprer do
400 Spanish HID.
40 nbis. fan,cis' Oh
4 10 aud uefCes i,nseedO Oil
JOG hcss LouduB white Lead
50 bDls NeN York PUNE PORK
100 co.n~rnRgs
70 hoses wtIrmore's Cotton Cards
20 do do. Hno 10.
bales Spinning Cotton
Chests aud ~ bOXcs In eral lea
8 boxes GtnprW del do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
Alan0 iM E4oNisa for go.

FJIhSUANI 60 the Wi Of Ire late mos Ncrintktfr,
sDali $50 10 zoe nshcst ntder. on friday the i2lh
fesihcu, situate ~ luiid cuuly, te NOfih Aana b.
vef E'Joming the lahls ol Ha'rev NBor Dr Charles
NrwelIer aud Others, and containing OlO acres There
is dhtudsome aud conycnicni dwelling with every re-
ce"afy oniholse, on iue lmd-al n good repair. IL
market town oifte ncghtorhood and IS se., profr,ve
30 i"Tcro, CO wheat. ana other small grain. rhslard
"i pc niI Zoo lots, or altogether ~ al best suit me
pttscts- and credit OF tro or three years Will be a
low % ir var, % TOT 400 the purchase money Roma
Nth fppfotai security, and deed Of uast or the ANA
"uDt teie'fo y "hi rc shr"n BY NJ. John Hrock
iulu. Io lives ou DE premises.
10 ife aee TIME and place v he sold lundry articles
4 tonaci.'u erd AUricu lntuitufe STOCK ~ various
knds aff rfit sfon utensils belonging iothe r.fafc
si atH PETER MINOR Executor
90. %. JIk- Mcnatfhsr fss'1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
PAPER MAiAl.

7F2R LEtsE, PAPeR Mill. irthcnrie hbouhoodof
= t1s Guy c,eEanty ftNtC. viii dussI a spring Of
ileFc-aing water ofou2htJy pipes iHto che gih, Win
tNo t1ts sAg pot, and cey sort % machinery caicn!a
TO pI tHe pufpOc. Wiih tht lease wiiao sipa tisct
~ "01d land luyly tie ull aud wBikmen with fuel
aau lioac5 sufficient lor The decentralization Of 81.
afnifiiyaiu aHh M ilse wolkHen. Duung thtid4t yed
i "uee ha8 4.op suiy one week for tie OF water
m the Winter, Us ueycr stop b. ihc ifc. tu abundance
ni iiss can If 4ianed Cos toe establishments 3D.
ytnarros coatact cai-De obtained b., a.at Of capital
i0r atcrn of scars
~ tDtiy 10 ihis OHre Nsv H. SI.w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
CnRlOuS pRORLEAL.

CURIOUS PROBLEN.
The Problem, thrown oui IN orr last
paper, has already drawn two ingenious
pens TO IS solgtiou Oh 81 them pre- and
the Other con. As the subject is non YET
exhausted, 1t is hoped that others may
come forward to discuss ii
1ofle Ed.icy ofHe Enquirer.
ia your last paper, yon have eiecn the
following rrnhEm iug ibe consideration
Of yOnr rceuers:
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ef OF sicam, SO as Go niots five n,iies AN
h"uf -ali ~ The same momepi- bV The
- ind, 50 ~ d,s.fise TIE gine distance