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TWENTY DOLLARS REV 5EI5

WILL he ri Ell Tor bringing Me near tore To- post
~ 'hcs Essex cOHHiy W. or l0dgts bii. o. iai, 80
that receive him there, negro na.ntd RANDY.
lie IS al cut Is % rs OF age, frs inches
h,g his face rather sound ana remarkable scar on
his fofrhsad, beginning ~ p'inl over h. ien e.,
HioS, ana Using higher and gI'Wing Aroa 40 DO he
end, over tue right brow. lie has vile al Tys
Nuwious in The lower end Of Nesint.relsBq LolDty
winch (at .eoni Pleasant lie lived In 1919 and
tSz0 AMI had anstheT anon, the free peopls II that
ithh"rt0ol where be ihomsht 10 he ls has "A
father al william Days's Gloucester Courli
aud pi"ihsr in the city OF RichGoui tc Ne doubt
Intends 10 MAKE his escape alioseiet here may he
free viii give the abnve g, snd shat the law
allows for experimenting, sstuiipg ~ 1ad. 90 bringing
home ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT
Guardian 81 John " & Nm. 4. BagHhru
April ~ IA WE
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mission from our government, we do not
know. but We have been informed, from
what We consider good Authority, that
none such vas in The contemplation ofih he
Administration at the Time of Mr.. B,a
dish's departure, aud that IL is not prob
able that he will be the avant courier of
an Embassador, "a Minister resident, or
even Charge d'AAalres.
IN Y. american.
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Lusfs NQfxrn

gentleman in the vicinity of this City has put into
hands CURIOUS hall which grew and frum the
breast ola common dungli hen, and taken from her
the 18th inst. hehen good health and has GENE
rally appeared be healthy others. She two Year.
old this spting This substance has grown with her in
hanging position under the breast and when taken off, she
unable balance herself for some time, Frequently
falling backwards ON her tail but she well AS
others.-The ball g.obuar about AZ inches diameter
covered with thick of lead colour the inner sub
stance OF which is apparently of the ceour conference
OF chalk II weighs about 2, ounces. 1t has small
neck by which it attached the breast of the hen
The ball now deposited in the Virginia Museum.
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Staples of ne Richmond y0rke1

Staples or TIE hichmOnd .Hdrket.
Tobacco, general sale, 5 81 6-iiue, g. o.
Flour country, 5 gu a 5 75-ciiy, So
Meal, ~ soc. Wheat 40 "a IS C. Hemp, $3.50
al60 Oats, 25c.-CorS, 5 II is-.Butter iIesh.
Is 10 Cheese good z Sc
GROCERIES Brown Sugar, S7aaII-Loaf
80 33c. -Whiskev. 90 3Oc.- Mo asses 25 a 20
Teas. imperial l25c a iiOc y. Hysom, IS A
9oc.-Coffee, q 30c.-BacoD. z a Sc.-Ou,
HeTrIugs S3a1
PRICE OF STOCKS.
bank OF virginia. Observation-Disclosures so
Farmers Back of Va....,........q0
.. Ddhk -'s''''.'s. ......llS
Marine Stock -. ......d so
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IN ChANCERY .... Tsppahai nocb fssex County
Z Court, heid 9th das Of April, 1924
JOAN Gnnidin OF John Gpudin decd, W His
pi,ts and Nance bi wife, wis Nancy Gouldin
dauebier of The SAID John GOuidn decd and SIMON
william Opuidin, infant chili'eu o. Jessa GOnIdia
deed, h. Charles Pool tbeit nfM ffitnd, PtliRfi6s,
AGAINST
John ihoma. Philip Hidden and Estber rvs vie
Pbihp Goutfin, Mar. Ssi, ana James G. nidn chils
d. IN " John Gcuidr iced, Bets GoHIdiu Henry
GOudin, children ~ The said John G0nldu decd ana
James Gerldin Rif hArd Gnpldin aud Peggy GOpldin
ohidren ~ the SAID Jesse GOnldn decd, John Ridda
aud Beisy his wife. VIE Betsy Goufin daughter
~ the said jesfe GeWidin, det'a. Auan Oliver ard
Rachel his wife, who Rachel bonas dsueb,t #
Susannah Thomas, de'd, and the children e Phiifp
Hudson ~ Fsthet Iiudsnn bis present wife D.t'fs.
The c'wpsinaUts hs'ng Hed their eli. ptayiug NC
Other things h sal. ~ tie lands IN the 81
OF which IaLtha GJuldiu deceased int.s ate died
seSed; aud u appearing tbi5 court fais'ac Dry
evidence that the share OF each u the isbntst The
above nsmfd lAiHus aud d.f-rs-uts in the sad LAND,
dues not eScecd the 10 on hundred dollars aud
also that Of ths sad pafiirs infants snd some
femts cOvNi. and th,i The defendants Fsilp Hudson
aud Eiihff his wife ard
The children Of the PrHr ane Fshtt d. not Teslds
within this caith therefore. 90 toe Uic3fon
Of the piant ~ their attornev pfncfss ~ aTaFtrd
agatut The defenfap's Who iuhaiisus ofs's Stale,
suinmOning each sf them 20 sh cane. II 80
she can, aeaiust such sle..Aud u 10 fuuhsg ofder
that the defendants Philip Hudson ard Fisher hts wtir,
and The children ni bs
sad Philip and Esiher, d. appear In the
third Nnndsy in Jul next t. shew cause - any ny
can. against the sad sale nd tta copy ~ tiis order
hr inserted w the FHqnrsf for light Necs sue Pssse
AH5 the former nTdsr iu this c3ps. " f,stirs-d.
copy-Tests, WV. TrHEWS CPs.
ApiHgT. tH..os~
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FIFrY DOLLARS EFW4ID ,

OSl IhursdsS ey,uing last, :Gpposca = her in
II Nanchesirt 30 Ricboi-ud. old RED MOROCCO
POCKEI BOOK. Containing between SEQ .ud : 400 in
virginia nOl's toe largest Of which So; the rest
hees t'ns, &c except three dollar of ihs State
Bans "i North Carolina together viii w. Crd,rs one
Branch and Mafun, Manchester To- two bhds To-
bacco, the other On Hicks s. Baker, Manchester for
more bbds ~ d suadty papers,
The above reward viii lie paid for HE Pocket Bock
aud 10 lett at this OIL e - io the subscriber
IN &uuOu ay-and 10 proportion fDrany uatt thereof
ARCHIB I'D UUNNFVANT.
A.
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messrs. Wehsiers& SINNERS Of Albany have issued
propOtals fr printing " the Debates Of the Con
yenuon which formed the Constitution Of the United
STATES The Debates are 10 be fDTnished from the
notes of the late Chief Justice Yates Of New York
copied BY bis colleague u toe Contention Br Lansing
late Chancellor Of that State. The work will make
ABOUT 800 pages, and The price TO Subscribers bound
aud leuered, Will be 5O."We have Tor a long trie
understood that distinguished Member of the Federal
Convention from Virginia has plan Of this sort before
hinand that he has probably prepared larger pof-
non OF u fOThe press. No who Is acquainted With
tie geutlsm We refer TO, (and who is acqnaint-
ed with his uansceudant abiiiuesD will den,
that OF all other he IS beti qatihed for the task
which be has undertaken Tie cOuvers7nt with the
scheme Of The c. Institution freW us very egg she'll He
may iudeed literally say" quorum magma pdrS nj"
tie has had his rye steadily nNed upsn II from The
u was submitted to the pie aud adopted by The State
Conventions, down TO the present mpineut lie has
every advantage Of his and those Of other
members to assist him IN The Sketch which he has
prepared IN encidaug she principles u the consii
tuition, and the views NJ the sages tho formed a. II viii
he an invaluable acquisition the statesman aud the
pgltician." Wat Int 1t will clear up uauy Of The
6afk passages which ~ he found In tbs Journals Of
mat Convention (fectny issued from the pTess) itwin
show as, whether aheu any power proposed 10 he
gwen. aud not finally eng aftea nts the consolidation.
The omission arose fom the idea that " already
giyen, that II was net 0psf to he given at aH..
Could this valuable present also exhibit tue present
views Of it' author respecting the constitutions could
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20 BY the American,
Capt. dudse, letters from Gibraltar To- 10 tie
10th March have heeu received, with tie
pcrusal u which " e have been favored. Speak
Ing OF spain. one OF them observes, " no open
acts OF hostility nave yet been committed IN
Spain ;bnl should no, he iu the least SUR
ptised it snch an eveut should take place.
The King has Jnst dismissed his Ministers.
The Au>iridus,l understand, have prroe de 4
as TAR an Bologna. Ii appears that taey want
10 assist the King OF Naplcs--aguinSt his piR
HUkefs at Gibraltar. MeIch 10
Tobacco ga VI, such quantities have lately
been sent 10 >pain, taat Va great demand
ca. arise untli The arrival It the new crop;
holders OF The article ask 81 a 70.
Slaves ale selling IN smdii gna'rities at 65
a leo per 1900 Fionr dull al 8! Rice noI
waniSd. Sal provisions plenty; Rio Coffee
25I actual sales.
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RICHMOND, APRIL 81, 1921
NEWS FROU MISSOURI.

The ST. Louis T. quirer OF March ~ trium-
phantlV announces to its readers that Mis-
SOUL has teeD admitted to her Just rank in
the coutederacy. member OF That Union
whcn every true American ardently hopes
may he perpetual - II points ont " the pitia-
BILE aud mortifyiag predicameut in which our
late enemies are placed-tor az there is no
such clause iD orr COnstiiuiioU, Gucompati.
bic win the rights OF citizens. in other states
the Legislature cum EASILY enough declare Tie
(ncL.V
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E)UBliC SALt.. by virtue of ,ust Aecuri
Ia the Subscribers ny Frederick Clarke, the iO,l
Gay OF April 1872 for the purposes therein mentioned
ano recorded IN the clerks ONCE of Chesterfield WI.
shAli pIocees to sell I" the highest hder nj public
AUCTION, a. the Manchester Exchange In the t,nr II
Mluche ter. on Monday the 2lH day of l?uy ,,e,k
ihASi or LAND lyin "a Chesterfield county ceniair-
Tug ny fecen surves 1884 This l5ci Is bounded
on me uolh by THE Ru ki CHAM road ON the south nv
Ia lands Of Francis Sth aud others on The ea~t nv
tIe landed estate OF Co. WIZ Sn iih dec. and n the
Mesl ehiIeD oS Tue Land of said frau.is Smith-aud
from It's conguitY To- Manckestet /, c.n,iarred 49,
sshabe, FERNS OF sale will he aoredit Of qoslhs
ooho "iih GOOD security and a deed OF trust
RICHARD BOOKER TINS.
RICH IRE HENDERSoN,f lees
Manchester, Apii, ~ M III.
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LAND AND NFGFOFS

t)URSuhNr 10 the HH Of John Parker. deceased.
Ue Sh9tt oyer for SAFE A TRACT OF LAND Lung
81 me comfy OF HdaoVer arithin tm0 mites OF t6s
nsyfy cars and "ea, tie Stage trading rom
hchHi0"dto tfederichs6vTg. being the same rthe,e-
ot bM Cf0rfe n1fr resides containing 5v late snr-
efg sol acres TIE ADORE Lane lies tTithin ) miles
~ re cay 81 h'ch4oad. in cr GgreeG5te aeigh6oar.
loot @"o' hd' d" it a co.ssR:eat D,ceflinq House
sAH the necessary improvements. for ths accomno'
me sue ~ii take place Friday. the LIST Gay of
June at fhe Eagle Hotet ia rue CityoC Richsaoed
,-1HY feTSon d''p0Sed 10 purchase. utH fBd IL 10
expected. 90 s &c
I'D, &c ne same time aud place. are UiY seH NINE
L'"ELi NEGROES, belonging to the Estute of The
le,mS ~ safe. apiU he h0if Gosh fol, RE iapf,
eea Mc residue or tie purchase money ia sto0 canal
Cash. " ~ |0'
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VA G PENDLEToN. Reg II. o
-..TgD -
Llec.a

~ 'tot "i tfnsl decd, executed th- suhseitber
- % william oaies, anh regularly recorded ~ The
c'lhS co"Et 81 Gu s'ested, oT certain purposes yrqin
SPECIFIED, VIII be sold for cash, public apLtjon a
IN hoZ-iPs taVern ~ the town OF Manchester, on
" edntSdHy the on day Of Nay 1est, iol If q mud
~ saiu OWL situated On Nan aud EeaT,S Gsro-
site I" the sad Tavern ADJ lining Ie tenement var,
u'eiV occupied by sac Gates z IaveIm iris iot
mas o" ceitioIizbIe house. suitable groce-r
ehu al James X Gars's tavern Va The county on,
saturday the l2th dGy Of The said month (jiag1
WI De sod cT cash, at public auction equal ,gt
hhaNidrd MIN ptTI ~ several valuable slaves (hsiDp
th- do"ef slaves of Mrs. fosee who loTnetg Ma
Ch'al ani.J with all The tight title Of the said
Oars 10 The said lot Of srsuBd said aves 81 so
much ~ sara property viii be sHicien for the mar
poses mentioned IN said deed. Ihe sub.criDrf will
convey such Tile as is vested in him as T'nsle
- q COLE. Trustee.
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~ iAe ssSe al }. Brown, JR.'s Properly.
advertised 70 have taken phase The 18th inst been
postponed. Ink TRUSTEES.
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PHILADFLPHIA, April i0.... Considerable
sales OF United States Bank Stock were made
this morning on Change al lI75.
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VIRGINIA LAND UFPiCE. Ic~ = IS2u
conformity ~fh an act o. the GeHCrrG J,Scu6iy
81 fhsS commemorate, eHtitisd aat % rAduce
MO nae act 'he several CuhcrVuiEg Fscl-stc-s
no hereby MAKE kn"'pV 10 al trhO1s t nay ogcey5
th"f cfrffcate has been thsS day rcceiyea al mi:
cUee, from me eSchc0k0r for tie conRty ot D. sbs
1herecg q "pleGrS, fkGf BY Inquest hria ne an
gay N0OenoeT, 1870, certain tract Of toWa cor,
ty,He nnn "e.Rs IN said coHUtg oCH a(he on bei6
siHeS OF need creek. and Of nhtcA certain ..oh,
C'essr tuho departed thiS .ife az the yea, isI.O
dten SeEsd "a sim te, hGh 6eea gogad eschs44ca
10 thsS Commonwealth
~, VA. G. PENDLE7oN. Reg H. o .,
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The speech of the King of Spain, at tn
oprBIug OF the tortes, on tbs Ist II Mach,
was received at baltimore OH Saturday, asd
appears in the Feucrai Gazette OF y..tetd4,
III il brief. but luminous aud sa.stacioIy
expose OF The affairs oil the kiagdsm The
King reDews, in The most solemn manner, his
protest aiioDs OF devotion 10 the Cousiiiu ion
as the surest support 81 his throne, and thuugli
he re erS TO som" turbulpRce and yiOt III the
capital speaks in decided terms OF The gene.
raj tranquility OF the nation, and the attach.
meni OF ihe people TO lbe new OideT of things
Or the resolutions adopted BY The Allied
Soverrigns dt iToppau, and subsequently al
Laybacb, 10 interfere III the att 4iFs Of Naples
the hi'< speaks with bcc0miug SpiriI On
tnai subject lie says, have tilOusht il ,u.
dIspeusable 1" tDe dignity 0f my throne aui
OF the great people whom ii tx my gi0rN TO
govern, 10 ca1se 10 De made known, that |
viii not acknowledge auy Intdsnre COuuar,
To tn. posture principles OF the law of nations
on which are founded the prosperity, indie
pendeoce, and liberty Of ID. ppUu.e; priucI
pies which spain. OH her part, will aludls
iuviolabiv observe wIjh regard 10 other no
tiOns He adds. q" have the sati,fac lion T.
communicate TO the Corfts that he Allied
SOvereigns, ia their communication. up o
this period, disclaim all lntpuiinn OF inter.er-
ing ia the prese III government of Spain"
Nat. INT
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MORE FIRES GOODS.

MORE Fresh GOODS.
tIEMiNG JAMES u co (Mafket B<tdg-)-tiave
Il Jnst received by the Virginia. from New York a
'u'ber snpph OF elegant aud well selected Dry Goods.
CONSISTING
Soperb figured Maxim Grapes, Of new patterns
AssaTter Canton Grapes
Short. Long Company End Marm.e chop Nankeens
Company Flag Bandannas
choice parcel OF sewing Silks, assorted
super ine, plain and figured Book aud Null EissIrs
ana 4 Cambria Mus,ns aud Jaconet Cambsics
Needle worked Musii's, for Dresses
pink. blae x lilac striped checked Jaconet Mus;ins
III jubilee, sttiped aud corded Musiins
superh"e, white and coOTed Maisses ans wovs s,tps
NesiiHcs
Lilac, pink aud blue striped Jsaus
fiatn blue, olive lead and aan cOlofed DO Of unccn
monty tne quality
super. white dfab, oite and black Satin yeans
Fine usdiessed Pr'nts. OF rich patterns
Steam l~oni ShiIiiIgs
Ftue Russia DriltihEs
fins lush L,i,ens
FufnuCie Checks
super bihe anc black CiAhswiih many other article.
winch added l. supplies received by f,riner afr,-
vais, Dakes thviT assortment general x extensive.
Tbey wili receive additional plies o.. various
hnos OF Goods by he Richmond from philadelphia
aas LEADER from New fsik daily expected.
fetsons disposed to purchase respectfully invited
10 'sl .rrt ~ ma n,
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E1-Ihe Society of Virginia Coy p,cnf0tmg'
AGEICVTTyRE

VAIL form slated citing oH Tie lhith MONDAY IA
w next nOnts. at the Uuiru Bmei ~ ihis CitF -
cIeyeno'ri0ck A. NJ. The oeusi-ts asc eaiu~sHs ..
guested 10 attend. JOiiH kRa#S Sccfttats.
HichMona, AgtH 81. IN gtanf
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BEWARE.

We have received some information via
Havana, respecting some American Slave
Dea!ers-ve shall make these monsters trembtc.
Bait. Tel
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-rnsEo% % aEln 90 -Szs,rz,

MARRIED1-On Wednesday the I'h inst EDWARD
LARRY, Esq. Of Meekenhurg Va. Miss LUCY ,dauch
urpf WIN. Lizzie, Esq of Warren county, N. c.
Happy they the lappiesr of their kind,
Whom genter stars unite, and R one fate
Their hearts their fortunes, and thr brings blend"
On Thursday evening the !otl, inst iy ia. Reyd Mr.
Philip foMtney. Mr.. GARLAND HAINeS of thi. Civ
20 the beautiful AID interesting Miss eMELINE S. KEN
DRICK of
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

DELEGATE To THE NEXT LEGIsLATURE
0hcHingh0m- Enormously published in our laet)-
Reuben NJ Patte:oR' 3l3, Lsneps Boiling .
80 john w. Aanri 223. Henry Christian
iH William ii. Hardwick So, Samuei b.
GTeeasv'Ae-Johr ID hachir, Richard Stewart (lihas
-, MN. been hitherto enormously published
hWS UHI!d'H John s. Roane II7, Philip yI.tt inn
1876 Thomas Hill I26
nINdffSef- Crtiend.n, Robert Healy.
1 ~. John Jones. James b. Mallory.
9ieeHIeHDHrg George Rogers John ". Lewis
horJO!S Borough George Loyai
harrtson -JessPh Johnson. jedidiah W. Gon..
poed Isaac Morris. Lewis Buke,s
PreIon-Nathan AsLby, John Fairfax.
PoaAdfan- Col wm. Archer. 1871, William A. Cooke.
iO5 Henry ". waikins 1903.
haMPSH9re-t francis White 216, L.. Damn 2J2-S. Ker
- cheval 1855, g. ParsrI III.
H0Tdy-MeSsrs Ne.i!le' la, Miller 1875 Machir IOI
Williams so Simon IA
h'"efey-Mtssfs Henshaw' ais, clagceu PIP
grass 1874 Campbell I2s, FTyauss.
i-"nrHO"Fg-Jaincs Smith, Nibette
So@fhampton VIM Gondwtn, Carr Bowers.
Dmu'dd'e-B Goodsyn3i7. w. Ross. 24I-r. Wynn
r,.,, 40 J. Claiborne la5, W. Anderson i2o.
T'"O"""3 EFT c. Payne 269, wilson J. CaIys
~, 2a4-EdNaTd Magr1der IoT.
Hdnerer Reuben Meredith, Richatd aorri,
MOT otthe tan Legislature.
SriIE SENATE
In B"cEinsh@m Js.i w Food 52s Isaac otey "a
In Iiiddieser-- BraNton tsj. Lewis, 10
In FIHpdnnd -J-C Cahrli 25s.
CONGRESS.
In buckingham 'chibsld Austin (pot candidate,
2Se)"nh tdhdoiph 26i--hT. is certainly t,-eleci.d
in The District
In EinU0nRa-Hugh Nelson 2s6
In tsrofine-R.S Garnet 5ne, quo oppostlop)
In King H'lh'M -Kobeit S. Gsruett 2O9-re.elected
WuthUu' uPGCsitton.
IN HiddteSer Basset i4T (nether of the other can.
dliaies had vote.
In Brunswick districi-Mark Alexander ir.-,e
elected without opposition.
In Hampshire county homas Van Swearinr.p ana
IN Bardy'an s~eaingen 100, Bailey IS. Ia Berkeiey
Van S"eaIingsn AL, Bailey so.
Extract OF letter to the Pditor:-dated
Smthhetd, 9pTh IL.
IbasteR to give yeu the result of lhr ELECTION in
Southampton The votes for Congress Sere-
For John C. Gray.........5l5
Col. Arthur SniIh......3S
Majority for Gray....517
Tho votes in Isls of Wight snd Suss we're
I.le 0f wight, Smith AL Gray
SnsseX. ST
Southampton, 80 54J
TAG COZ
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The Salem G,zeitc contains a statement of
votes given on Monday last for Member of
Congress for Es.cx South District in all the
towns Except Marbiehead, from which il ap-
pears that GIDEON BARsTow E.q is elected
There were given for him in towns heard from
Il56 votes for CO. Pickering 1855 and to,
Mr.. Peela and nihats3I
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tcoMMUNIcATBD.
DiRDl-On the 18th inst in The 57lh wear of her are
Mrs JANE UNDERWOOD VI Hanover County much
known, respected aud regretted.
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Major Mark Ha'dIn o. Rockingham courty,
in North Carolina. late Of the UnItad State.
army, /, appointed Collector AZ the rOrt OF
81. Mark Flo ida The salary, W. uoder.1 aud
is iOt the pre,enI $1,000. BaH Put
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SmID'5 nlaJnTity, $50
SurTy has yet T. vote. where Smith will get majority
Of 200 more Last fail Smith get a majority OF IlO in
Surry, and this year il is supposed he will get ma
jorO u 200, his election is therefore certain The
poll was kept open on Monday and TUESDAY u South.
anpton" Norf Beacon
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htARY Parker

MARY PARKER
. REuBhN EgRiBIrH d.
1d.a'rs NTH the VIZ 0nRcred 81 J0aa P4rke, 6ec'd
HdnOVer, april ~ ms faS
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LETTERS are stated in the Boston paper
90 have been received at that city from
Constaniinopie, written after the arrival
there OF Mr.. Bisdish, The subjects o!
which sre an embassy from The United
States 10 the Porte, which it is said would
be acceptable ia the Turks.
How aud where the report originated o.
eny connection between Mr.. Bradish's
visit 10 ConsiaHiiuople aud a diplomatic
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OLIVER WoLcoTr il re-eIecsrd Governor.
anu JONATHAN lNGERsoIL Lieutenant Go.
vve'nor OF Connecti'n,, without Opposition
mr. Iom'inses' Mr.fenss. Mr. Edwards, MIR
Barber, AIR. Stoddard, MIR. Sterling and MIR
Burrows ans elected members of con~ress for
that state
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10 The
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

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Orphans Court,
alexandria County,

alexandria County,
.4pr,l Term, 1891.
DERED, That the administrator OF
~ of John Thomas Ricketts,. deceased,
do give the usual notice to debtors and Gre
ditors. three time week for tour weeks,
in the Alexan1ria Newspapers. A Copy.
Teste. A. INQUIRE, neg.
This IS to giue notice,
THAT the subscriber of Fairfax county,
Virginia, has obtained from the orphans
court Of Alexandria county. in the District
OF Columhia, letters of administration on the
estate of J. T. Ricketts,, lat. of the county
last aforesaid, deceased: All persons bav-
ing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same TO the
subscriber. passed by the orphans court,
on or before the 10th day OF October next,
or they may by law, be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and :hose indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, this 10Th
day Of April, 1891 D. RICKETTS,,
apri. IS Admir-. OF J. T. Ricketts,.