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iias no existence Wig. s'the s.aage In Inc pri,,
cipie ~ education" Hear the subjects OF en-
euiry rs proposed by himself which he
ject OF the General Assembly Ia the proposed
Gauge III the system ofeducation Z" 20. "W bat
are the means invented Tor its Chat is. The
change IN the prncipie) eXecutions' Sd " lie
Will then attempt 10 suggest some of is most
important consequences" Thus alter lcadn.
MS TO bcl eve hy the object set forth in The
caption 10 his enquiry, that he meant 10 oxa-
iiine the merits of this proposed system OF e.
dncatiOn, lie has now limited himself To tie
humble task OF discussing thc chdpss Ia the
principle of educatiou," which changes can on
~ be ii partot the system, and exists only in
bis own imagination. Thms are his might Id
bo1rS spent III vain hut perhaps his nut,o is
tibUr 'pse roiupiGS. The eacoethes scritendi
mids its reward III its own indulgence.
\ word to the ENQUIRER hiuiscif-1hc Enquirer is
mistaken IN SAVING, hat ,he two Nos written ~ his
qieSi Tue school It'll OF The last session. had iLa
h"nout iu he denounced the door uf tire LUuse.
MISTAKE not ony OF them appeared teioie the hill
passed the House of nelegass and that merely nuii
cvd tot the assertion contained, that the meuhets of
the board ot public instructor elected TOR life,
wit power To I'LL their vacincies-a mistake which
the auhc' ae'v ards acknowledged ard excused 10y
Ing had read the bill beioe the blanks filled up
fei> totally with the Enquirer ter influence ir the
House. rs well as the fact that ihey had the honsI be
! SenuguCed.
~ BOfh the Nos published 5c)oye the hill was
uiSpOsei OF whether only tier had the honour
, OF hemg denounced EdifOr.l
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MNnNwNys En- VustnAx.

WAS COM8nTED feihr jait Of .ycf ey,og co,,gfs
- IL. Tie folf0piNg RUN5H<iY ST. - rs. TT
ONfh-a bTighf NfR!0ftO q ret i1CA hiph ,,l
9DoW 20 ye0rs ci 0et. H00 or ah,N coH,gjffcF q
OrOlcuEre coaf 20 btRc cfoyebociod coof fhe ,coif-
cent, GfHe Pdqf0tsons 04 oid aegoi at 0la tine gt0c
Propfytg ~ 1lQroH HodgeS, H,iVg III sumner conaiy
~ rsf ItHDCfsrf. -
1ILL-G erigbf EHi1ffo, JtefO iychcs hfch md
0JONf lfBf0rS CO.. Wca OHGsNa- r0i0ycG rDffOs egaf
darf cordea F0Ut0toHs petg,f hos.s aode mn fcaf
Nas Shocs md AT o1e W0ot hut. t0ignffsd OnfSc22d
c0cRs =. IN.
DICk- qbcNt f''fp'y gears n oEc Gte fefffeaipcl.
o. hiGh, rrrg tyrh, Min 0Sf0F his JytheaY ff.s
or n dunk coifOn ro,f holf to,7,. Iiaa..hh segn
r0UDa05cpf, oid Eef'ed J03if0tsoHs UhJr dis.Vf
fraiSfcoot, GHchaf, INA ccGfc th0e. (0yqaiffsi ~
fhr i2fh ~ Otfobfr oys &c bti04s 10 Ceo5ce Lana,
" Ste6ard COUNTY, Fin.
N0vcmber2I sy.,e,a
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& 400 NeWnrN.

- ANAWA1 nonl lie subscriber. living 10 Harrison
coHniy, "a. 0n tle 25t of September last negro
nan named UfNt III. fouy.two yeara Old. about i've
well pfopoirDmed. and his body thighs and legs well
proporuumed also. he has smiling ntcngucr aud Is
very lDqtacious, has hs breast lis nefk
aHd bis bach marked with the whip. ! purchased him
~ the sc II Robert PAGES estate, in Hanover county
Va "a Vie courthouse The 2it Of December, 1871
o. iclow rad worked considerable tine thereto.
fgrt in Che coal tins near Wcstham. ard Nas well ac
qraluted 80 Richmond
The above reward viii tc given. " The fellow dcliv
cred ~ inl IN Harrison coauiy hy dollars. if secnr
81 10 jailtu be raid biz delivery To ..
gents, assigns. EENJd.3iN BILSON.
Iejruaiy z. s. eosis
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NoWntN YlaNA.

HR SOLDIERS CLAIMS, can be houeht or sold at
~ the Subscribers ot,ce.-Aiso, sale goo MIS-
SlSSlpPi STOCK.
Lwt.ry Notice.-At the subscribers office were oh
tanned by gentlemen residing in Richmond within The last
three months, four capital prizes ;hree of 20 900 AID
one OF y o,OuU, amounting :, 70 OO9 and the cash
u 10 the holders OF the hcketsBssidss minor prizes
IN DINER lotteries, thee OF So 600, several OF 600
$500 &c. &C.
II liChEfS in the New York lottery, warranted un.
ura"r, aud ~ other Northern lotteries can he had on
me "sini credit The different brilliant schemes can
be hsd gratis.
n BANK NOTES OF other States can be exchanged
for email discount at the Lottery Once of
!. 3. KURSHREDT.
January 81. * eoc,
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DuRSJANI 10 a deed Of trnst .Necsted To the sui.
a scih,T by Jesse u. Nry. late the coumty of Alh.
marie. nov OF the cry al RcEund apd daily recorded
l. tht court OF said county, To lie payment
CERTAIN dent thctcu mtuu"ne to r dire Joshua Kew
nni be exposed To safe On the MUnd.y AiIiiueNi
loe'is CONT daA Of said eor1l before the of
The tavern, now ovInpi,d ny MI Iui.r ina lie town OF
Sh', ot'esve, fer cash, oeria;n pared at
iAiu lyns and rins IA he said county R.ieriarlr
whercon the s:id Joshua Kew formerly l.,lei a,ui
which was by ni sold 60 saa Jcss. &. hev eom;a!a
ing i've hundred aud rh:rly ave acres.
JOHN WINK
JOHN NELLY.
Charlottesville. lac. 80. 7tw an,
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&oticN.

M EssRs. Bosweli nrria,Ieurcid & Frances hi.
49,, 80 WE 'nimeTiy frances Garland Samuel Garland.
he pieaseG 10 TAKE NOTICE, yom arc not resdeuta
uis STATE that shall The 2Uib osy of Iarcb r>
oe"ech the houis of ten O'CLOCK e forenoon ara :,
Ci'cA IN the evening" oi that day prot ecd to take e
dispositions OF sundIy persons at the tavern of Ricbs
~, IN tie county Of meckienhurg and on ,h,,
', :" 'hs sSihv m"hth, between the hours ten o.
una. uay ~ oceed to take lie dtposops of sundry ucr
sns at Din"ddie courthouse ;and shall cuntIiu. M
the above named places nj the times aloye n,na -
gay to day, until All the d,rostons srs tsLrn-vrf,
"epositons are TO he read evidence IN suit i'm chm
e'5 ospennirg IN the county uf Meeklenburp la
winch David Garland, yourselves and others are Man
uUs and ,nlsef as Fam, C.resnry and mn
ers are defendants. IBoVsS rAyiS, VIZ
$50, Executor Ut Fanny Gregory SC
Mecklenburg, January a. sS,,s;. ~
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Mecklenburg. Ianu.
Virginia f:

NSRANcERY.-ckarlotiec Court, 9Th January, IsIs.
"''''""' ne"p'ee' PtamsF,
Jones Wea,hefcrd and John Roberts, adn'r Of samuel
WcatEeTiord, Ticts.,,r,.rs -
Inc defendant Jones Wea,lerfOid no: having entered
ms appeasnee according The OF Assrnbi, ana HE
Fes OF This Court, and IT appearing TO The satisfaction
% we Nohit lit ne Is "i an iniiahiian OF this State
on the noton of the plahuTby Lis attorney 1T is On
pEhED, That NE appei, here tie first MONDAY in A.
pm heNi ana enter ms appearance, and answer the paa
inns Dill, an" give security for performing The dect, -
'he Couri and that copy Of this order he inserted Id
Que OF the newspapers printed the city of Richmond
Tor two months succesSive.y and no.trd nj ths o.,
door oil courthouse of the said county
copy-Tesie
January ~. o. "
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u. Naker::.;::.[ANnt;st
January 4.

LSPsCIiuLLl informs the citizen OF Richmona
ana the public, that he has returned To This Ell,
anu i the present occupies The he formerly ali
o'vI Hif Dhhhe> store (opposte The Sw AM II street
hsIhdcuce embraces aud he operates for every dis
Ease ihcoe u the teeth aud gums aud inserts ivII
tHiAt IEtlH OF avery description nav in rise hoth
40 huIope anu america Having spen; portion of The
PAST seassi IN our Northern Cites for The purnoso of
procuring materials andia, ing made such arranrs,..
~ =. nave te best OF materials constantly on hand be
~ hspeS 10 give siiisiactiou general, to those
November ID. 80,
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WiIlis's Hard Cor Sale

EfOE SALE, tic tart ~ LAND whCTeOn now live Nv
iHg op .ie intanaia ioik Immediately its junci
on Win the main Wiiss fiNcr, 9jOming the lands OF
Garter PAGE JOhn w. Eppes and OTHERS containing 700
acres lie of Which are FIRST aud second inwerouns Of
eNctlcut qrav about Unr hall of the tract cleared
and nufrr good fences divided into three fields II is
well ah, ted 10 the culture OF wheat, ud tobacco
Ihe improvements consist u comfortable dwelling.
house, viii cutlOgses. harm. stable &c. and an excel
lert apple orchard OF the nest fruit.
Ia Is deemed unnecessary In say any h;ng afoYt the
many advantages attached TO this ari, pfcsHm
ed, pristus wishing TO purchase will Isi view The pre
nuscs.
g. Terms way he krowu application 10 NJ. John
Gillian, o. CsligA, or 20 the suhscriber.
FREDERICK W. JAMES.
Cnnlnei.anh. I'm. 20. al r-nt
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&,an0 Toy Sale.

EPN srtuc of deed of trust executed &c as by GRO
I'D PiEHI ana SPiCI bis wife, iearIg dsic the lth
day Of December 1875 90 secure deb. therein IDeuiou
ed due 10 VA. &. GARNLG, We shall proceed 10 sell
ready moHcy, at the Lsgc Tavern. IN Tie town of
Charlottesville. SATURDAY the 2Stli day Of February
next parcel o LAND lying md heing in The
cHnnty ~ Aihcmarie on tie waters OF hOoTe's Creek
contdinr three hundred ard 1--WE and one SIKH ACRES
The subscribers aCuHs Ht-cs 70! the benedf of OF
eTs, viii only convey sHcu tile as vested ~ them
JOHN u. JONES
BENJAMIN AUSTIN.
Char'of csville, Jan. %. 81 w1t
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Cheese. Sugar. &c.

Cheese, sugar, &c.
i2o casks Goshen CHEESE
~ hhds MuscOvadO SUGARS
80 boNes By 10 WINDOW GLASS
30 do. ~ by IL do.
~ ngro Bourbon COFFEE
, tons pqtt vt SHOT
On Kegs GrNPOWUFK
80 .'1Nes o. >.POWDER TIA
o chests lhPnbINL d..
IS bDaes CUOi oisArE
~ casts Ndara WINE
200 sacss superior i.!veTpno' s ~ for sale by
DktW, BLAIR * CARROLL.
IannaIy u. 50 VA
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Seine VNiNe.

THERE has been manufactured at the Virginia Peni.
Tertiary, within 4 few months past, :: consider lie
Quantity of this ar,Iolc good quaty and now read,
"I tae as usual, WITH the goods nanuaciuied this
Observation-Disclosures priced than be bought elsewhere
NJ. II. RICE, Agent far sales.
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AMy.ses NiYevNInnA

The subscriber oilers for sale the plantation on
which she resides, III the cornty of Puwha,an Is.
ing on James RIVER, below Land of Mai Jt at,
"ichahN distant iiom The cay -; Eichmuuc tLtyiNo
nes. lhs tract contains sos acres, leo which IS
hist rate low grounds, aid i- naiance hi. lal uf a
superior quality. SAC will only STRANGERS to this
seco't o The epn:iiy, who might wish to purchase that
neatly ~. The advantages that be wished appertnin
L" this fatii aud Ike .shbonIh, IN high Ic.,e,
f"i more particular mforfati,n tbO.rw 10 want such
place. are invited view u scsi ed the sorh and
utensils atacLed 10 the paut2tion niy be lad wi n
For terms, apply to q. :. MORRISON OF the eli, of
Richmond, "r iotte subscriber.
,, MARftIhH. GooDE.
iuNtl'.'an, be0. -. 6i.Nii
WHINE at deed OF trust sNccci.d TO me as trustee
- by iaJ SAMUEL II. SAUNDERS, Of the couu,y Of
io"hatan ahh witch has hern du, recorded 4, satisfy
suhdfs cediiois therein named upon the dstard f Al
FARMERS Banh OF virginia as well certain other crtu
hots-i shall on The 9Th Gaj Of March IeNt in the tov
OF jefferson, III the county vfPowhaiau sell t., The bgb
est bdde', Tor cash 20 LIKELY NEGRO TS-enusi,f,uc
eHieiy al men and boy a"d valnal house SCI, ANS
Iogetier with various ;itr,-s &C HOUSEHOLD T;iHNr
lUkE, someyey valuable the SrOCb OF ever, ,.rr,n
oh OH Tue pinhiaOn OF saL Saunders and alIihe An
ialloN " tNS.LS Or, max b OF he aforesaid no
PERI! as VIII satisfy the claims creolois who h. ,e
uehahded an execution oi the deed OF trhst with an
costs attending the sanr.
III MILLER, OF Pow hatan, Trustee
y.
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Notice.

THE subscriber heng necessarily called from home
lie has appointed WIN. +. BARRITT, near the town
of Coumbia III Fuvanna county, TO transact his busi
ness for hun IN the State OF Virginia during his absece
WIN. Is. JOHNSON.
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Notice.

4 LII those who are indebted the estate Of BENJA-
q MIN HOOPER, dec. are requested TO make nav.
neni thereof and those having claims against the said
estdte are requested Ia them properly autaufi
caiedto HECTOR DAVIS, Administrator.
f.tfttfa 81
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ALEXANDRIA,:
.F3-SB.si. L.i.AJ.IRT IL, 1918
Iis>iiir<fnr. yss. 10.

Ws>iiESioz. JlsE- 10
Thr hc1ss Of representatives, has foand
i.ssi, sls.sst uittcst khO~irgir, and Ger
;aialy ~i,kest the advantage Of having
anticipated i, erGssd in ;hr discussion
Of question Of crest snssnitEde. res,-d-
Ing t6sir wnro~ers and tie rish:s q lhe
citizen, IS involved in the case o. oel sci
Anderson. TIE debs.e Of yesterday lett
~ ear mind. ,hc inP.e:sicr Of great re-
SPEC. fer TIE talent. Bos composing 'he
representative bcdt-it vas. in fac, a
convinced display Of ability and slc-
qsencs. TIE debate IS bot tsruinsied,
thosgh /; Appears 10 Us 50 much hsh: vas
shed Upon the Question Yesterday, that II
viii ret Be much in,iEsr prolonged. Tie
qas.,ioSs debated ara. FIST. the legality
Of the warrant issued 10 tie & 81 ins,4cce
ans secondly, the power OF the heuse
I, }arsce min Psni,hmeht tand Of course
the power 10 recoguizs) any coutemP,
committed beyohd the walls d tie
s0sse. On these qses'IoHs, there is 50
great diversity of opinion, as 10 render Il
. natter o! degb. how the latter will be
Gee.ted. IH;sifsene-.
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Pablie Improvement.
sEx TUKyPI&E to vILET's.

=
.HT. E!a.s-,
Ian P'sIsed to End tia, t',e Con-
rnissigus-s are aS9Vt roaming 4 straight
li.s - de.i:ss.e the re1.e sf tas New
Turnpike 10 WIley'S TIE mc>i ;nrer-
tan: :essons may be gwen f.. It's nea-
sure. Independently Ct i;s beng tie
nearest, and here beirs rs villages OF
places requiring a deSiz'ion, il IS ssid
that it vii oocaPy oeaH,r! a5oaHdang
in Al. ihe recess,ries Of stone, grave, Sc.
Hr tie ooastruc;i7a Of tie road. Bat
T.sGre srseEt reason remains: Ii = to DC
remembered that our a.igi5oCs 0. Geo
Town are pressing a read % The sane
pS.n;; AID il Is said Wi, sceoupisii Il
N . distance Of net exceeding IL mi.ss
70 their ts.a. II 30, Alexandria has Dot
an inch TO spare IL Is DO~ pretty gene
rally believed that tirse; route Is the
I5cst economical in tie END. The an
Gents made az their celebrated highways
CT {. direct line /; ana the moderns neec
10 better zisdom, in this pa ticulsr, tha1
that which las s.eod TIE te,t If ad.siring
ages.
This turnpike, ~aen completed, Will
penetrate into al interesting portion OF
our upper country. ahere, in short
tine, every rood 9: sal viii maintain
Its nan" OF the BENEFITS AID profits q
turnpikes, the Li;tle RIVER Turnpike is
becoming case in r9int. much doubt
ehether, ~ ten yeaIs fCD nov, better
s.eck vii Dc fo1nd IN the UEi0D. Could
cur Banks do better ihan 10 lend their
money TO works Of TIL: kind As the
property Ct ta> .2n6ei interest ineIea-
SIS, AID the ready access 70 market u
Esdc more perfect. ;, r,ast the town
G uT.sh, aud wi.h il tie rnohisi in,litu
tio5..
~ TO the idea Of TIE new tu.npIke's
making its way TO town through hins-
street, eaDnnt see the F-6rriety Of Civ
ing monopoly to any particular street.
in the direction OF works which are for
rae general benefit. If common justice
IS considered, surely King-street has a.
ready an unU.ssi sharc Of prosperity and
needs no immediate aid. Wherever here
isa market, ccfsraarcs vi! ard It out,
although she ,raa.d ,.Zvers. the mosti,i,
tricste vays ia order 70 eF.ct 1t.
Il Friend {, M u'.f-i improvements.
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seigi., : ir:- -. ~. I'D -, "a. II '-'.
low. re CO; -s N 5ils istts n;rs $50
a dey-ht had PrtTi-c-.y cast re s.
NJ ne: ss=E iH hf.srirs ta-se tEs C.
vas r.are tszn a! saTe 5%fars eiez-.
Il ia"-rirg ",en ard o~~. ;"r IS YEA,
and tki. !. o. iiEg. ] ;a;r,s, cEieFy % =
u-s o. f.Jsee1. nese= farisEej Gait
~: app cred 80 calm. - te2f:y, ard si-
ges;ed ~ th-ir fare Nth 50 Hs,b zs.u.
raj ea.e ssd regularity ks tsese. J xos.l
,hsrffc,e rsc5rDne ED 'ie stoye p,eper,-
lion 20 u. sIrsDticD Il fgrrers E. q good
.ut.,iute for oo-r. hep, nv crvs On I
a,oEe IN the month # Esrth f.r cE.-
:Eird he eIT<n.e G. isr-l' E,se. rich
milk and eIcsllsnf lutte. Farmers, br
a prcpsT zt-eHtTsn 70 rco.oisy. ere ta.f
o. sou. corn cav be sssec. ~ produce D.
supSzncs in Ire lad. ard ySzr gamers
shall overfHr s!;b - 20 f::Ess.. 1
shall r7r.re tbs neiho,d 4 f-etiry, and
euJes, NJ % iExSI- = AID trEs | shalt
BE- enabled n szv tAs - 80 DSt been
It'd. .asTicrA:zrr! .1sa-rc-t.
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From Il, BaHimgrs Fed. Gazette.

From tie D1Eim1rs Red. GGzeiie.
The TO-! wing artiele is trcm the An
rora o. Tuesday lsst,-rr are 81 ; loss TO
account for the receipt Of letter from
Spain. more particularly ircm Madrid,
of so late date.
Extract from Madrid. .Ntr. II. 1917.
g Some affairs are in agitation among
the diplomatic corps. which produce much
reserve and more f.equent couriers by
wsy Of France than usual | find the co.,
rier. Of erery one Of the powers 60 thro'
France; whether they stop there or only
change messengers, is not easy to disco.
yer. The Russian representative keeps
verv much aIoof, and Is affected by We
nv singular kind u inGisFOsitlon, such as
that he is reported sick and confined to
his apartment. so &c net TO see company !;
while the state Of his complexion is rud-
dy, ard il is no secret that ms appetite Is
not affected by disease. Mr. Wellesley
as usual leaves the labor nj business upon
Mr.. Vaughan. and sauntsJs hi- way thro'
the mazes Of diplomacy as it nothing
we're doins; he has an anle coadJutor
but regret to say, that neither the rrin-
cipal with all bis simplicity. nor the Sc
cond with all his plarsibiIity. lose any
opportunity to do our minister or our
country every mischief that lies in their
power; vet they are as full Of profession;
and promises as If they we're sincere; IN
deed more so. The foreign papers speak
of a war between this court and tie re-
sency Of Portugal! these are all food Tor
the go5snrs. or those Who Greer d, assro;
the state Of distress throughout Spain has
rendered it indispensable to draw the
troops from Andaiusia, and the coast oil
the Mediterranean, into Estrama5ura.
merely to save the people :here from
starving this has probably given rise to
the notion Of war against Portugal; per.
haps the court may encourage tie report
to divert attention from the zeal evils that
a!fse, the country. They receive no mo-
ney from New Spain /; and the court IS as
extravagaDt as at any period 81 the last
century there is no industry 70 supply
the place OF mines and DO commerce 10
supply the place Of Industry; every Ole
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From The Connecticm Caprant.
CHEAP METHOD OF FAITESIsG CATTLE
Communicated by .ur. .Nid.han LGEgdgr
If IitckfrLa

CHEAP METHOD or FAITESISG CATTLE.
Communicated by .Tr. .NInthan Lqngdgu,
q Ltchfsii
Tlere IS one way 10 ia;ten Cattle, in
the absence 81 the Common means. scarce
ly inieTior TO the best. :. the following
instances will prove. | fatted 40 OF and
a three year old heller, the wiut-r pat.
without either corn or potatoes, for less
e1pence than that Of common keeping, BY
a preparation Of cut straw. &c a. fol-
lows Boiled about tvo quarts cf FAY
seed. and srrinklsd it on TO cut straw.
which had been previously scalGcd ard
seasoned with salt. together with some
oil cake and Oatmeal, working taenl TO-
gether in . tub With a short pitchfork, ill
the whole became an oily mu.ii. ! f:lten
ed the heifer first. She vas % the con-
mon size, and in good order 10 winter
/ gave her about three PecAs. witch she
ate yCrscious!v. and in the course Of four
days. when the seed was gone, she vas
yisibiv altered. ] teal her regularly IT.
this way abOst ~ IT onths. in which time
she had eaten about one busle of boiled
fa1seed, with the other ing etien,s il
proportion. when she was tu'oiered -
She weighed 5j4 pounds, a Of which
was tai!ow. She would not have sold, be-
tore is,tenirg, for RJIe than l6 dollar, -
| sCli tive qia5ter, Of her for SIS IS
sine cast De Tot more ,hsn $40. exclu-
siYe If the hay sic ale, which a. chief
u sIalded a. above. On tae FRI; # Feb
| began with tie OK. | led bin about S
mon.h-. but nol sil'g' tier 50 veil as !
did The heller. lie uIges;ed about pint
o. faxseed day. PREPARED as above,
Which suppose formed hall the iat in
these two cattle. Ihe OK va, short, mea-
cured feet , inches, ard sher killed,
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From rhs Boston Dgiiy .1irertiss-.
TGe Pulncrss Charlotte q Wales, TIE
news Of whose dea'h Is gwen in this pa
per. vas rorn Jan. Z, 1926 ard married
ia May 2, 1916. Her death must be
seTeFe disappointment the hopes Of the
British nation, as II :esGers II extremely
uncertain Who will be tine succ. ssor Of
the Prince RegeDt to ;he throne. II is
remarkable that although The twelve eid-
est children Of the present kiE are all
living. viz: seven sons and five dAush-
tiers, the youngest OF whom IS mere than
forty wears cid, not one 81 them has
legitimate child living. The Succession
goes, on the death OF the Prince Regent.
10 tie Duke OF York, VITO is married to 4
daughter of the late king Of Prussia. This
princess has never had any Children, asd
!. now so years old. The two mex; sons
Of the king, the Dukes OF Clarence and
Kent, have never been nIrried. The
Duke OF Cumberland is married, Bat has
DO children. The Duke OF Sussex was
married IN 1875, and had q SON and
daughter, but his marriage was not at
cord.rz 70 the forms oi law, and has been
declared weld, aud hts children are, OF
course, ilIsgiimate. The Duke Of Cam
bridge IS not married, and, although the
Youngest Of the kings scns, is 4s years
old. The eldest Of the daughters Of
George III is widow. The Duchess
of Gloucester was married in 1916, and
neither have any children. The three
other daughters nave never been married.
The king has one nephew only, who is
al years Of age, and one niece, Who is "A.
AID is unmarried.
There is one consequence Of the death
Of the Princess Charlotte OF some politi-
cal importance the succession TO the
crown Of the king,iem Of Hanover. which
cannot 60 TO female. will probably re-
main ur. ted win that Of TIE kingdom Of
u, eat 6lIIain.