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Mants q SituatiOu.

Ma public Institution, or in private lamy, YOUNG
MAN who understands the English angiiagc gram
matcay arithmetic, bookkeeping TIE pracirai hanr-
es OF q mathematics geogra shy ancient modem his
To &C &c anu who eau produce unques,ionabie Cfe-
dentias respecting Ills abilities moral actsrA
few lines eit Il this Office addressed to PHILIP N.
NICHOLAS, ESQ. shall be prompt, attended TO.
JuHuaf. IL. 2ts
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WE are wiling sell the alb properly liberal
w terms, situated AppOina tnA riveT, Tie
~ Of Cuubf riand. The esab ishet - an extensive
one, The mOuse being the .aTeest the Tver having
four par Of burr aud machinery Ia Compete
der large st1i ehOHse ana large DIV ilinghUHSe
" hnisied ms yrnueLif IS abnit iS' uile distant
fon Pole sbnTr. ihrrcsis a. prrsf no dan. having
been carnrd aNcy b, flesh iaat Ear nHt tie uubeT
sud stonf : on ne baHk. ASA iUe.l lfdiIisf he
many advantage ascnei "a tits Sycify inakrs u the
best stand sn The r the Aearht of
eTs, We are willing SCI li1HA R tte uis the stOck
al GOODS on land, and t5eus sf IN sccpuUs over
The purchaser mounting tngetiieI sbor, }aC on dol
lars.
n Those iscIBed to DnIcbase sill ar y 20 D- 1.in
Trent. or 5. u. W0OasOn, he preit,s go Ter in.
form alton. J. u. MGUDsDk q 70.
- JANUARY G..
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.Mnnchester YurMnike

COMPANY The Directors of the Manchester Turn
~ pike Company have declared a DIVIDEND or "
CENT for the last baifS which viii be paid TO the
Stockholders their representatives., on the 18th Ola
nuary next, at the subscribers Office.
JAMES BRANDER, Treasurer.
January T.. 72Lt
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Removal.

JOSHUA caUMP respectfully informs his frienus snd
- the pnbo that he has removed his stole 10 street
Shockoc Hhi, short distance East Of Mr. James Boot
vights, where he has on haed ana is now receiving
general aud csuplee assortment OF Choice GROCtlES
eotisisIInk of the following
10 bids. & 80 bb.,. Brown sugar
hid. & 10 bhi>. Loaf do.
TOO bags Cietu C"iies
20 = Old Java DO.
, chests * 10 boxes imperial s:ia GuupovdeI
10 beSes lo,,ng Elsnn 10.
2pipes old ct9i:,c tsandy
II hads Ram, part old antigua AID Jssnaica
. pipes old Sicily x Madeira Vine
40. lisbon do.
1 do ieneTiUe do.
do. Pori %.
. or. casks Sherry IN.
S tons Patent shst
30 kees Duposi's nr2ndywine Powder
bags black Pepper
2 = Aispce
50 boxes Mould Caudles
il = Spermaceti do.
g. fresh Chocolate
a. lcsl English Mustard
20 - fresh RaisIns
s bags soft.sLelitd Amends
English, Parnasan and .SoIktwsrd Cheeses
20 lbs. flesh Sniniegs
1000 lbs Cotton Yam, assorted
lao tons prime Nova Scotia PLASTER Of Paris
And many uer articles tedious TO enuinefate he
requests his friends and the public to call him, as he
is determ.ntdtc sell favourable terms, and (when
qureG) deliver to the purchaser 81 any place in the
city Of Richmond. Nov. ~. .JhN
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NgYicAtNge.

4 IN Tn,sos, i3th inst. is the stated ANNUAL MEET
~ II q tlr So,tIy foI the improvement OF aeficuL
tate ia Virginia. when officers tor The to he eec
ted ara the laws REVISED he hcbrs requested
attend abe Eag!e Hotel seven In The aeIhoon 81 that
dgN. J. MARSHALL. 4.
JauuaTy q.
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GlOuceBteY XlOwgYOunds

NOR SALE.-ihe subscriber Teeiding in the comfy
- Of Gloucester the road eadiug i1Om GlOncct-
tie courthouse sis mites from ihs drst and eight
isom the atteTplace 20 m view OF the of the mouth
o. Sever liver Oris b saeoue Of The handsom 81 Itte
itns virginia DiaIning upWaids Of 1ye hundred A.
cfes, NEAR ny' h"ndtO ri which are low grounds d
y, t-c.win duci miles 81 III clay bank YORK
Ever, a. '&rt sOIlghl SPOKEN for aNayy ard with
aIge ~ ant dwelling LOmse. bUt within The last ten
% Twelve sears 81 The best materials aud flushed in
handsome 50 .. aud al necessary out houses attached
to- et0, Igc aun spacious with hoise I there
m and machine Tor Tires NJ rrain out 81 te straw
newly bust Tbs snuDtf pat tGiNng Young orchard
Of apple trees ah9 seing OF excellent WAtr very
conveniently fit1aca HE subscriber desrOus 81
renewing o. tas weston Country wiz cell great bar
gain ~ iie ahoYs property cf ponp pay enf together
WITH aiahdsome Parcel ~ bousctold fIniture aud all
ihc panston utensils ieaty for fsflripa ne terms viii
nrprno Oh the payment Whict nay he SHOWN By arp'..
cation 10 Tue subscriber ~ 10 pfesnmeo viii pur-
chs 81 without brst viewing tho Rich tify are
invited 20 DO. THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
Dccenber q. ...GgOwt
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Alana t,r Sale.

DURSUANT to 4 decree Of the count Of fiivauDa
4 y, pronounced suit IN thdnceIy therein depen
ding Agness ~ en- (iGte gnrss Rdde) Of
the chd.en Of Robert Rtddell dec. plain
tn' aud AbeTcTOmble aud Nary his wife, GATE
Mar KiddSi also the cbiidren and hens 0f said
decedeS and others, defcDdas ~IiI sale
public auction the 12d day OF JanuaTS
UEd Store, said county, a credit OF IL months
bond aud sufficient secuIy being for The payment
the purchase money certain act1r parcel IL land
lying aud being The said cOUny, the aiI stage
road lea ing Richmond to Charlottesville, contain
ing 81
There ibis tenement. besides other improvements
lge twOs,o! dweingi., Sc. which, from Its
cOuuguit, road pihei advantages might he
made excellent Stand for ana ell worthy
the VINO may be Disposed occupy
!h that way.
JAMES hAGRUDER,
BASIL ~ JONES, Commits
JANIS RICHARDSON, { SiOHeTs
HORACE IIMBERLiKR,)
December go. o. .7l0t
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k;oliars NewayN

Es ANAWAY from the Subscriber, in c. unity,
Z the uigh Of the iyh of October last Biulaito
Woman NAMED LUCY. She is aipc pUrtis w"u an;
speaks soft and conyttses we'll Lucy purchased Ut
Messrs John II q Alexander L. Rohinso vi Kichniond
She raised and lived IA Fiedeiek shuig,
brought huAi there about ihiIreen months SINCE ier
mother Child living with Mr.. John n. Robin
son ka,. been ined so, she has HI stcrd, who
calls hims, Jr Fnu and VITO probably ruL- the river
from Richn' nd 10 Norfolk. have douh she will be
about Mrs Thoruen's, Fredericksspfp perhaps she
may Try TO get u Norfolk with this Joe RHd, abslt
Richmond where her mother and cli.C live.
viii give twenty dollars reward TO any person who
will deliver me III Sa,d woman hall that secn-
red in Jail 50 that GET her .sS,n.
PATSY HARRIS, by
IL. KING.
her
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q Good Sawyer for Hire.
t1 APPLY TO the primer Ian TO- 7B3t
January 3
MiN-Stone Manufactory

ME subscribers inn I'm their friends aud Pablo
u, general that they have just received 5000 BURR
bLOChS dlfecfrN1n France ian. YoTk Baltimore aud
Doeton, winch Nn addition TO tleu former St0Ch) will
make therassornent complete Gentlemen of
cal at tie shay 18Th StfeeI between n and Streets
Were the snbscribes will endeavOur build on the
sbOIiest notice having Obtained number of the best
SOfthe n woikneH. We ater ourselves will he able
TO nIld equal IL not superior MstOnes Ia any IN the u
Saies.-E All work done Factory will he warranted
WHITE, DAVIDSON * 90.
soft. W. Jp.WfSiN2aHt
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Notice.

1--WE Directors n The rroos Turnpike Company have
ibis day scciaYcd DfNGp VA Ot = CENT. on
ilrir capita sock which sti be fat sisf fe l5 ID INST
upon application TO v ". BURTON frcssu.al. 'to ola
sufBt ~ tie re Tavefn the i6ih rsi. f. The above
rurppfe, and aei sst daJ aPpit mtsi s nedet Il
Sesbiools Wafehnuse. ElNIOt, q ltasutef.
1snpafy 145f
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72tds
Notice.

A LII persons lndc6ledto CHARLES wINEGARpNER,
n will please make payment the Sherin nsu-
rico aud t.se no have CLAIMS against the wil
call ON said Sheriff for settlement.
". SUTTON, ID. 5. for W S.SMTTii, S. II. c..
70 whom the estate OF said WinegarIne committed.
January 8. z5CI
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Mats frOn NaptfOrA,

TUsT REcEll ED ftom TyjeSEon & Roodiey, large
81 supply Of their I HATS among which an assoii.
ueut ofYOuIHS RoRAmS.
IN tore d2enera assortment Of fashionable fine Hats
manufactured w DOlinan, Gallon q Oakley. Of london
Dufont & Dayy, OF Paris, Waite, BrOtheT5 q Co. and
brewster, New York, Shaw * Shemedne, Philadei phia
AID lanisri of Baltimore. Also handsome selection
LANES BEAVERS, latest fashions, London aud Boston
made aud as usual constant supply vf Rchmoad
made, kept on hand. JOHN WINSTON.
UeceinheI q 6O-aaw9m
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IN Vnachey WauteA.

4 SINGLE faan ~ good repata al veil emaiiaea 10
- tesCh hestnfg, Writing. fuR Grammar Gcog-
faehi and Arithmetic, NAV pectwilh aavautsrt ons I'm
plflinc ~ sp-eli APPLICATION ~ the Subscriber
Additional fnri'as sfsss viii not be Objectionable.
HFATn ]. HtiJrR.
~ .ac.1. cc-cAiAns, De- 20 .ess,
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4 IL persons indebted to CiRuS BtNsoN, dec. VIII
make payment TO Tie Shsriil OF Hcnieo, snd those
who have claims against The will call SAID She
mi for settlement.
W BrRToN, D. 5. for W. s. SMITH, S. n. c.
10 whom tue estate of c. BensOu MAS con itted.
lamar. a ~
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eNNtiee.

TY viitueo' a.. Of aust exert by s,rphcm Hin
n 'L- Subscribers. Grey "a AnsHohy o.
Jp"es, si,at, HE second AioBfay N Fsbruary
Erx at Buckhclal th0use sell tie highest bid
d'i, Tor cash. sp'i o.a tRAcr Ot l. No. solo by
,a'l Jones ,' saS si1 val he sufficient pa! The
Iry june itt Ihe sai.i iced OF iItis
is recorded In the ,",it. cetisef IA Iinpl3m.
jean PsiTVAN r..
1Aos.FIilMAN, '"see''
Buckingham, Urn. lr. 6-w2ws
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Nigging al M l.inAa,

NOR sAIEatfie siartof LENiS,Ei &cO 80 Rotk.
a l.s-oi5ers eit bcte vii IT, punctnaiiy attended
-. =. .z4J 3. 1se3is
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BANK OF tue VaN}ev

4 MEETING oftbe s Stockholders oftEe Bank of tia
"A Wales Virginia, VII be he'd a. the honse OF
Frederick soun OF Wednesday Tie Istb 0y of Janua-
ny neat At II o'clock ~ the iasno n, elect six Di
ectnrs Tie part OF the Stockholders, TO manage said
institution, locate the on ces OF b.eount ana Deposit
authorized hy the act of ncor pofaOn and adot1 such
other rulesand regulations, iuay be deemed Necessary
To organize the said Institution.
D0rid R.dcuay: :: :RoGert j.. pkite
Ulg. DGUidSon : :J0SePh 7ldGolE
john .Ieckey Z: Z :IoWara hFGa!Ts
TkcmGs (ts@ar: !. Daniel Cold
DaNfei Cperf0n: = :Leais L0G
.siWOa larson : : .JekB Bell
Iared ~ iflamS: : :JostYA Seztca
December 6. oaw,de
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Education.


having been liheiay encouraged In tie
Instruction of youth fO IS years, mis- ihanas
10 hs friends ane the public or their patronage and ill.,
forms them that he intends 10 continue his SCHOOL ths
ensuing year, IN WHICH VIII be auG Tie English latin
Greek aud French languages gianu;iically, peHmaB.
ship, auhmeuc geogIapLy, SIIyey ais with the
Other branches Of nath ematirs history con- positiun
tTOnonJ, natural aud mora philosophy the use of
the globes II tis seminary viii be iHhgLt the Latin
Greek aud French languages, ia atGiCn to he duary
course, any author winch may he icggestd. Ike ttn
Dents tor their own improvement aud ie afisfaeton
ofteT parents aud guardiaRs, will itl,ls to them
twice moah Ills prceMIil he y i25 ioI DoaIG aud IN.
i,ioa each boarder finding his bed beddsg a1 cam
dies The school viii be opened the t2ih af January
and closed ON The 10th of December. There w,ll be
summer vacation 81 one month, comm eDcrg the 10th
OF Jnne Knowing from experience Tie great anxiety
which parents frei for tie Improvement welfare of
their ehtd en- being particularly fond The insTne.!oa
of youth and very DESTROYS thai those may he com
mitted to his care ay make possible improve
nient, hr has made such ILL enGIe him
10 devote himself entirely the of is profession
which he calculates continuing TO follow. Ills time
will be passed generally ia company with his pupils
while IN ahd Om of school which wili enable HIM to
guard them against the errors and accidents TO hch
youth are Haze h situation Is TeuIed and remarkably
healthy, with excellent water. Parents and guardians
at dstauce, who may wish 10 eEtrus pupils his care
will he peasedo make timely application Ictters for
warded toihe Bowling Green. Caroline ceuuty
THOMAS Il COLEN.ls Py-eSf1ezf
Caroline Nov l4.....55lSiJ OjtDs,csyd fca9eznv
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CONTINUATION OF :
Nate Foreign News.

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Lord ChamJeridia's Office, Noe. z. 1917.
'' Orders for the court going into mourning
on SUNDAY next, the 9th inst. Tor her late roy
al hghness the princess Charlotte Augusta,
daughter Of his royal higbDess the prince re-
rent and consOrt of serene highness the
prince Leopold of SAKE CObourg wiz:
- The ladies To wear black bombaNnes,
plain muslin or long lawn, Grape heods, shamoy
shoes and gloves. Grape fans.
=" UndresS-daTk Norwich Grape.
"The gentlemen to- wear black cloth without
buttons OIL the sleeves or pockets, plain muslin
UEdress--dark grey frocks."
or long lawn cravdts andweepers, shamoy shoes
and gloves, Grape haibands, and black swords
ard buckles.
Never did any event, ola public nature, ere.
ate so powerful a sensation as was manifested
throughout the metropolis, IN proportion, as
tie melancholy intelligence dinuSed itself, OF
her royal highnesS's death. There wasau I'M
affected appearance Of sorrow in every cOun-
tenauce, which plainly told the greet at all. -
From the highest to the lowest this sympathy
I1yrnPooI, Nov. s.--The greater part of the
Foreign Journals OF the week are as HninteT.
estiug as usual, bat the last private commuoi.
cations FROM Paris, contain The substance of a
uete or rescript SAID To have been presented
10 the Ministers Of the Great Allied Powers by
the Dmc dc kichelieu, winch is Of considerable
importance. as far a. respects the future tran.
qnillty Of France. a very large part, II dp
| pears. of the regular revenue Of the country
| had been set apart foT tie liquidation Of 81,
| debts national and individual, ln the treaty Of
| 1915. These claims arose partly IrO.n TIE pc
| cni.iary ceuipeusatiOns exactea BY tIe allies, %,
I ,he result ct shetr cOnquests and the price Oi
4 lhe.r loi bearsncs AID parity irOpi Tue dthi'
/ contracted b., the ftencs GDvefnweni alf
/ the French srsl.le. pttsiOus 90 thdt iefiud.-
/ ! ho facility with Naish ths nf ~ GS.ergrieh
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tXECUTioN OF JAMES HAMILTON

On triGaY the 7h inst. Jaiues Hamilton was executed
~ aibahy Ia" the murder az Major eirlsaii He ie ie
PRISON with eountenance perfectly calm and serene
"he" l" the place of execution distance OF mo
inI. Win hrm and unshaken step, and assembled the
.ahOiu without assistance or apparent reluctance The
he'. Mf Slnsbury attended him the fatal spot and
'ef singing psalm, lie addressed the throne OF grace
ao mercy, in feeling fevcnt and elegant PRAYER of
about so minutes At the request of the prisoner be af.
eiNauS addressed the audience his behalf for NOR
Han ~ minutes. in the most aacc,ionae and inpres.
bNe ahher In the course Of the address the
requested MI n TO make public confession for HIM
OF me sense lie entertained of the enormy Of the
nc mao committed and othe business ofe sentence &c
aauiion, during his confinement since his trial and
upon Tue Gay OF execution conducted himself with The
utmost propriep HeapPeared perfectly resigned to his
ate, Hhu curing The last hour neither uttered murmur
nor ssh' When iiSi swung off, the cord broke in
consequence OF the friction the hook above bnt
even theii neither his conposr. nor his resolution for
t0ok NM lie regainsd his feet and assembled the seat
told as firmly as before.
me asseinh2ge OF spectators uuComInonly hume
ous--pioOably nom 10 to 900 the crowd
tue streets Oh The way To the place of execution was 80
sops rs 10 create serious apprenenSions IN Couse
qlehce Oi the JndiCinus arrangements Mr. he.
nm Hemp and the good conduct hie officers
dhu te military on dnty ho maeTai accident occurred
al cue uniform companies OF the Guy, tne troops
'hed At the canioBment AT Grerahush those from
me u ,. al cnal at Wa,eTVliet, we've ON duly.
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ted that although lie had every reason
10 believe she copy was correct i'm snb-
stance, Vel lac would not swear 10 lis con-
tanning the precise words that fell from the
witness IA lac did not compare the proof
with lie copy, but merely corrected The
Typographical errors; and that he had
not such recollection OF Il. Hare'stesti-
nony, as To enable himself To give e,i.
d"n,e OF II, according 10 the decision OF
The court. he was therefore not eAan,in-
ed as 10 HAT poiu,.
Independent of II. Hare's testimony.
the evidence was similar 10 that given on
the iornier trial.
The District attorney took The same
ground as before, as 10 The meaning of
those words III the act of Congress. which
formed part oI the charges In the indict-
mem against the prisoner viz :"Puiling
tie ,itc 1T lie mail carrier in jeopardy
by ne nse al dangerous wcGpons."
or. Phth'pS made IA very ingenious de-
ttnce Tor The prisoner.
TIE Coart delivered similar charge as
to the law. 10 that which they gave at the
former trla', and catered fully into an ex-
p'anaiion of the word" jeopardy, "whicl,
they said meant the same as danger"
they said IL became their duty so to do.
g.
might conceive the idea OF robbing the
mail, might not be misled as to the pun
ishment. That II a sword WAS used, al
though not drawn, ifa pistol VAS used,
although not fired, the life, under the
terms of The law, must be considered ms
III jeopardy, and that il was not incnm-
bent on the u. States TO prove that the
pistols, If used, were loaded, but that il
was incumbent on the prisoner, 10 prove,
That n used, they aere not ioadei.
The jury then retired for an hour, and
returned with their verdict Not Gully on
the FIRST and second counts of the inuict-
mcmt. Guilty on the third count.
The punishment would have been death
II the prlsoncrhad been convicted on the
FIRST or second couul-Ihe conviction on
The third Count subjects him 10 imPrison-
mot not exceeding ten gears.
The former trial was reported al length
III the Frank. Gazette OF ire Sd of June
last, We have therefore thought ii unne-
cessary 10 give more detailed account
OF the present trial.
The conviction of Wood is the termina-
ton of Ike fate OF those persons engaged
IN the daring pIojeC, 81 robbiHg the mail.
vi ihe 1--WE persons concerned, Two lave
been executed, one died iii prison, and
Two are condemned 10 alone tor their
| crime by tong serviintie al hard ldbour.
An awful example 10 those WHO hope Ia
snatch by desperate enterprises the means
OF nduigrng m proiilgaey anu crime, IN
stead of gaining by honest means Tie re-
| wards oiYirtue and indus ~.
Frank. GdE.
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CtNCINNATI, Ohio Oct. 2O.-~On Sa-
turday last, The court Of Common Pleas
Of tins county passed sentence on the
convicle, who Had received their trials
during lie term, which closed on that day.
Elisha Johnson, for comtei/tiiing Jaik
WoIes, was sentenced 20 10 wears confinc-
meDt al hard labour in the peniicntiary.
James cannon, Jor trijcifiag Lank
mates, z years. Bella Averill, fo, counter
Ieifiag ta,k notes. 5 years. Andrew Bates,
for Burglary, 8 years. Lesley Ramsey,
for Larceny, s years--DanicI Reddingiom
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traffic IN coloured persons from tli. state,
Of which bill enclose copy. There
were IL or 10 OF these unhappy blacks at
South Amboy, which the villains could
not -, OFF by water i'm time TO escape the
new law, but having notice of il, q learn
bere,) they took them in Wagons on the
Might u! the 5ib inst. acress The state to-
ward Pennsylvania, with a view To get
them TO Mary land. | cannot nov give as
particular information on this subject, as
! could wish: when | get home shall
probably be able to do SO; but Thought
II best 10 advise yea OF the fact immedi
ate!y, that goa nigh communicate il 10
the Protection Society, vino Ill If course
iook out for the persons concerned
You will observe by The law enclosed
that these blacks are free. ANY cer,iti-
cafes They may nave under the aie act ol
1912, are void, as The act is repealed
make no apology for The trouble to you,
for know none is necessary.
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vice Of the United States, and for other pur.
poses" passed 9th April, 1916.
DO. committee on tue public lands) instructed
by resolutions of the house - to enquire what
Other provisions are necessary in the exist.
ing laws for the more efiectnal prevention OF
frauds by purchasers of public lands"
Do. on the subject of increasing the price at
which The public lands of the United States
shall hereafter be sold.
Do. COMMITTEE on the post Office on the sub.
yect of ESTABLISHING. branch of the General
Post Office in one Of the western states, tor
the purpose of making contracts for the con.
veyance of the mail, &c.
Proposition TO amend the constitution of the
United States, by Mr.. Livermore.
Do. by Mir. Lewis.
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CORRECTION


The New York Evening Post of 3ISt
October, states that an Act has passed
the Legislature of Connecticut. auibo,i-
zihg Stage proprIetors 10 transport pas
feDgers through this state on Sunday.
his is mistake the only Act passed
OF lhe subject, was one repeating The law
which was enacted i'll 1914 during tkeway
he act repealed. is what is generally
called the Ireod~eU law il imposed a
penalty OF ti0sitty dollars on the propric-
Tor Tor every person allowed 10 travel III Tie
stage, except from necessity or charity j."
IL OF course enabled the dyiuer by taking
passengers, TO sulject his master, as the
case might be, TO pay twO huudI'ed and for
ty dollars, when the master or Stage pro
prIetOr had no agency at al IN the breach
OF SabJaib.-Tilus subjccing man 10
be punished, and punished severely too .
tor an offence whichhe never committed /;
Or rather which he never intended to com
nit. The Act repealed, was no par; az
the ancient Sabbailcal code of Connect.
cut: but u was snug, if We may so eX o.
press ourselves, which some er-zeslous
people III 1914 IDgIalled into our SurIay
laWs.
Our laws relative TO travelling on the
Lords day, now stand on the same foot
InS on winch our pIOuS ancestors placed
ana ieit them they are The same III short
az they were previous 10 1871 Every
person travelling on Sunday (excepi from
necessity or charity subjects himself 10
penalty OF three dollars and thirly-lnur
cents besides costs. ThisIs 4 wholesome
regulation, and such as we believe exists
~ most oi our sister States.
fNfuh0vtN T2er.,tg,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

communicated for the Philadelphia Press
thfn Hheet.-l have seen a paragraph
copied INTO the Democratic Press, from
The Mary land Censor, in which much
praise Is given 10 Judge Bland, for having
lad the rairioiism and providence TO ST.
icct and bring TO tins country some
cheice samples of Ck.i Wheat. have
enqulred Into this subject, al.h assure the
public on tie best authority, that the fol-
lowing are the facts. When ihe Ameri-
ca, III which Judge Bland came passen-
ger, was about IN sail from Valparaiso,
captain Rea, in taking in pro,endcr 10y
his live stock, took in considerable
quantity OF Chill Wheat. When lie arriv-
cd IL. this port, he had "a good deal or
band, and when Judge Bland was going
10 leave The vessel. capt. Rca presented
hin, with scme al Isis surplus Chill Wheat.
Such Is the irue stale OF the CASE, and OH
tins statement, lei honor be given where
honor Is due. JUSTICE.