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We have not yet svoken OF the soil. We pre-.
sntne that the important productions OF COT
Tee AMI cAcca. or cocoa, ~hh III. date, the
line. ptmento, or alspice. or Jamaica pepper,
the benni oil and castor oil piauts aud other
ptOductious of the West Indies, may succeed
on millions OF acres of southern peuinsnlar
Florida, in which there are no f,o,ts 80 lar
AS those productions depend on climate.
In regard 10 the land, colt e. the universal
iavonriie of the world, does not reqmite a
rich soil. especially Tor the more delicate and
esteemed. qualities. Neither does the olive
nor The grape vine, nor The liz, nsr slie date.
The success OF coffee i'd SO me III Hcit n places
IN $50 large country, is TO be confidently
expected, will prove an easy healihful. aud
PRINTABLE new employment OF a considerable
portion OF both Gus poor aud ar African
POI uiation. The vine grows in France i'm gra-
web, pine baryens,' and bio wing sands. Africa,
famous for its ancient commerce in olive oil
/. very sterile country. The olive, occa ,iOn-
ally falling in France IN tue 43t degree of
north latitude. The date gInws la the conn
tries under the equator. aud thence to the
i,land of sardinia. ia 80 degrees north lati-
Jude. equal Ia. our 20 degrees. and must sue.
coed in oar new peuinsuia. The Temperature
OF Grenada in spain, is the only climate an
Eurose IN which the dried grape or rasiu is
well aud abundantly ptoduced by the sun and
skill. Ii is supposed by some that the warn
temperature produced by the passage OF the
AIR over the CUT stream eUaLics the planters
10 raise The sea is!aud cotton. II this be
founded Florida will greatly extend orr adj
vantagss ia maj respect The warmth of the
Gull Stream has been often proved by the
;liefmometer. The ZiBte OF CoIiutlI iiuit so
called, ricws in the Temperature of Florida.
The magazine of tha live oak, peculiar To-
Ame'ica. aud other timber aud useiai woods.
canuci he nnknowM 10 any who have atteudra
10 the subject. Much OF il grows Oh The Goa /
aud hAvIgabie wafer, aud may lac rendered
highly valuable by local ship aud house
building, and by water aud steam mills. The
Vest IoJia trade i'll iumber must be Immense
and very. active Tue breeding aud use of
asses and mules. and tts easy expiration of
;he,n TO our foreign neighbcrs must ccnsti-
TUE great business even i'll the poorest dis
tricts OF land The Ingenuity, versatility and
activity, OF our cOuniiymeB will subject the
capacities OF soil, comic natiO of the country
aud coast, aud the climate TO innunieraL,eex-
periinenis. III order 80 make The best OF
good bargain.
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a GkEEABlT ~ the will Of wright Incker, senior.
dec. viii sell, IN tie premises. on 1rctdnV, ne
81 day Of april NAT TO the highest bidder, ere
dl ~ one, trO ana three Jears, that valuable tact Of
LAND ~ BfRnswtcs county, iine on Wagua cteck ana
a"ow one ard baif miles nofthwest from rbsnez, r
Academy, u being he land which the deceased
resided, containing 557 acres....Thn lsnd produces
tobacco, wheat aud c0rn equal aRJ IN the neigbbor
hood. The buinings are convenient Dwelling house
lgr a small family aud other pnt honses.
Also, abOni twenty very HSely NEGROES neon The
same credit AID also the stock " Hof9es, Hogs aud
Canir, Corn and fodder, aud Household aud Kitchen
fufnuure.
Bond With approved secnTiiy will he required, and
the pHfChsse money for The land viii he fdrh-s secured
by deed Of tTBsi on he same. JOHN IUCKER
Executor " Wright Tucker, seH. dec.
march 20. tO3. ida
n The sale ~ The above Land and Negroes "a We
cessSiy postponed Until fertneT notice bat tie sale
The Other property win taso place IS ab"ye
~ltcb o.. u tOHs YrCGER.
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We have, hewever, been oblie ingty IA
vor.d by the, owners. Mes.is. Eyre IL
Massey, with The London Times oi Feb.
10. bat n contains nothing al Importance.
Lard Casilsresgh alleged III the House
OF Com mons, that the newspapers which
advocated The cause at the Queen. "~crr
paid by her. Mr.. Hume AMI Mr.. Wnod
promptly deuieJ The cba,ge, and chai-
lenged his iordship TO the proof, which
was decliae6.
Petitions were pouring in 10 Parliament
from various parts OF England. 10 restore
the QsceD's name to the Liturgy. Some
Of them also petiiioned for q change OF
mea aud measures They we're laid on the
table and ordered 10 be printed; no,with
standing The opposition made on The os.
feasible ground of the heavy expense OF
printing The Bill prosidiug AN esiab-
second time in the HoHse OF Commons.
In The House Of Com nous, lord George
CAvend;sh presented a petition from 500
persons, oc,upiers of AZ. 600 acres %! land,
praying Tor some relief irom the distress
under which the agricultural! interest of
the country was 'iabouring.
idstiiities have not yet commenced
Detween tire allied sovereiSns and Naples.
The Dakr de Gallo, prime minister of
Naples under The constitutions! cavern
mcnt. hal set ont tor Layhach, after thr
departure OF the king ,!r VAS stopped
Oh The road By The Austrian otli ers, but
oil representation bemg made iu the ALI.
ed sovcreigus. he Was allowed to pro
cred, and has joined ;!c king of Naples
al Lay bach.
Capi. keter had read an interesting
paper 10 The Roy al Society, OH the sub.
y eel OF volcano which he has discover
tsi in the noon.
Capt Sh.ad sailed from Liverpool Feb.
Ia, and ia thr bearer OF Dispatches from
our minister in London.
Frcemcn'S Journal.
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o eS,c> O. era

DlEnl-in tins City. on Monday morning, the 2Gb
inst after an illness ola few weeks, Mr.. JACKSON
FhAISEN, OF HenIic" county. lie had come to this
place ON some busin' sud being suddenl attacked
by stroke OF paraiytc nature, was carried to
hsuse of his SOU, MI Simon TIa, where he
ca 10 langiish under the o. seScie aud
sive di;ease (; which notwithstanding The medic a
aId afforded aud the assiduUns attentions which
PAID |" bin. proved mortal -ClosiIg life of pety
usefulness anu tetpcciabil;ty, an the Goth year OF his
a9e-Mt. FTats-r was long STEADY anu exemplary
professor o: thai divine religion which te hest hu pc
aud eonsOla'i ~ of sinfui nah: he esteemed in
lie ;-b. is lauienI.d in dea!k. The memory Of lis
lust blessed
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|IOR SALE
TUK SALE.
'ENt1r

sHtai extensive and very valuable Estate, called
MANShiN LODGE, formerly the pt.psty uf Chu's
Mhllcr, utc HanskiH Lodge situated a The county
OF hlns william, on the famunkey liver npposiie
Hanover Town, and within ~ miles Of the cit, OF
Richmond, in wealthy and agreeable neig hborb.ud
II CONTAINS nearly three thousand acres OF as aIuah,-
iahd t any on that river, OF which about two thousand
are o"SfouhG9 al great fertility, aud various soils
anapteu 10 Tue chliuie Of corn, wheat barley and .
Ddeco. ihs high land is alsb fertile aad is IIotb.d
WIN forests anofGng An ahnaiaaj supply Of wood aud
hbet. large &auGfactuIiHg Mil adjons this estate
-at "hich lie wheat made he sold az "A small
oeu"cii"R from ihe Richmond pIicts; aud from ia.
auihs ON TIE RIVER tbs products may be transported
l" batiItlvIe al an expense Ol than or 10
cshtS per h"sh-i fueTe are t.o good dwelling houses
situated Ia !-ihle positions for families with
goo" onh0nses, stables AMI hams attached TO sacb
Inc one Is usually called MaiskiH Lgdcs the tbeT is
on bat pat "i the estate which has ohainsd the name
+" % 0f"sRy Gf0Ue-Fo the former belong val "a lie
a"d extensive orchards. Perhaps estate in Virrinla
supasses ihis III qualify Of so beauty aud pleasant.
hess OF situation or IN the convenience and
o. he transportation OF us products 10 The be.I ma
keis.... Mahssin Lodge aud WorlHisy Grove III I've
solo eniIre or parcels to suit purchasers ON the fol-
lowing terins One fourth part OF The purchase oa,,
VII he divided into five equal paris-oae anh of The
said fourih will he required ia casl-the other fpnr
nuns vi! be made pay able Ill insiamens sue.
cts;i'siy, the tTsi payable LIST January Isk2-
Tue ieiaiiiHg three foutibs viii b. made payab,e ON
We iSi JdhpaTy, 1876 ends wHh approved securiIy
WIN ne required aud deed OF trust The land for
aouluohai security. WILLIAM MILLER,
B FERGUSON
Executors Of Thomas Iilier dec.
q Gnochlapd March 30 roc 81,
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DOMESTIC.

APPGAISEMENT SILL HEGATlVED.
On Thursday last, The hu, entlllrd,
" An ac, To continue III i1rce an act, en-.
Cited. An ac' for tle appraiSuneut OF
estates taken IN execution, was uuder
consideration ira ii;r Senate ct this stale
AMI on the,qnrsiir.ii--" Will The Senate
agree To tie first ction ?"--,here were
t"irteen Yea. and fifteen Nays.
The bill 10 incorporate ihe Musical
Fnnd Society -"f Philadelphia was urga-
weed IN committee of the wholr, oil the
House oil Representatives, on Hedn scay
last. [Phl DAILY ado.
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The Dannfdeturfrs and Farmers Journal
(of Providence. K I has made this asseriiou
which is equally 'lliberal aud inistreet that
The pirg'4ians are mortal enenit, to tie giOrfh
ard prosperity Of Ntg Engiand" the Eugh.h
Historian. Rassell. has been bold enough 10
Say. that the French aud the English are natu-
,af ene1ies; this is bad enough but that an,
Amencan should have described such an
animos.tytn exist in Que portion Of the same
country towards another, is an insult upon
The common sense OF the whole. The ouly
reason insinnatedi is even more ridiculous than
the assertion itseii-tiia; Virginia is opposed
10 HE Ta,,if Aud Yet in the same breath he
declares thai many OF the citizrns of Boston
aie equally opposed to il; ard that by means
OF tnls COALITION the Tariff Ias been defeated
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ture and General Science subiiy;,led ia :

trre and General Science subiiyiicd i.-
TO natural philosophy, DC. ini, aDcitu,
languages, and into mathematics :--ex
elusive "i The Presiien, Che Rev. Horace
i1pilesJ aud t"ointrrs at tn preparatory
department. The number ot students
VAS 2S2; OF which, % alone are engagrd
n the ,hedical Class t65 Il niue k,ans,
the other % from ether states.) A cal
cuia'ios ~ made OF what the state sasts
bN educating her own sSns, and What She
gains by her reighbors- making in The,
'outse ut ten years. al S 500 head, from
2 10 500 GOO doilars.-So far al this argu.
meu' sagond one, II mDsi equally Apply,
mntaf's m"tdn'!is. 10 the Ualvcssi,y vi Vir-
sihia.
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PUBLICATION OFEIrEi

(HarkeI Bridge, .Haia street, Richmond and No 9
HITrisOR street, EdkimOre,)
st'OR Dr. AAVO's RhSnling Primer, Rhyning Swell
ins Book, Ancient Geography, aud new ,stein Of
Hyib .legy, for the use Of SsminaIies.
These elementary bouhs are highly recommended hy
able pioiessors, aud other literary characters.
The Commissioners Of the Primary Schools in Wiz
cnia, booksellers and Country Merchants ave informed
il't ihes can he supplied with these rs at moderate
Wholesale prices, by application rs above Ia
GEORGE MAYO & CO.
Jan. -. st..yIf
ss.s'gs.sssss.sssss.s
RUhmoHd, Harch. 1921.
We have examined. With care Ur. Mayo's Khyining
iiier. AVID Nh'ming Spelling Book aud fecomtHe,,
them 10 the attention Of the Commissioners Of the
PRIMARY schools Of Virginia. they admirably caI.
cGiated To advance ohdrs IN the elementary pats II
spelling aud reading, aud msiit tue encouragement OI
The puhiic.
fli: RhNDoLPH,l Pretidenl & Directors
o. v bnssNX,,tit,r { q ne Literary FsHd
ANDREW STEVENSON,
y urSHUR,
}. ntISHtLL, (Chicf Justice
NafCt 80. LOG. WI
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.., COMMuNiCAIkD.
MBRRIEDl-on Tuesday, the 2Oih inst nv The Rev
Mr.. Wo't Mr.. LENutL NAUGHiN, to the amianie
and mach accomplished Miss MARIETTA =. daughter
OF Col. Thomson, dec.-all OF Hanover county.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant. BY Tie Rev. J u
Judah. a Lazarus Esq OF WiiHiaeion, ". c. to Miss
IL MokDtCai, daughter Of Jae"b Nordecai Esq oil
this
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I.AIE ERONI SPAIN

letters J,om Cadiz 10 the 27th January of un =.
doubted authority coatradict the report If The
cos,rosation of The eriraordinury Co,trs TO decde
upos he inrtution Of The King 10 iaybach, adding,
ihdt the high poUers had not ia any Iespeci,
iattrjered in The nGairs Of Spain
Il Trial had taken place at Burgos If those
concerned in the msurrerii0n there. in mhch sercn
pfrsons had been condemned 10 druih and fire To
tie gei;ils. Tl;ali. Fed. Gaz.
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EXECU7IYE ArPOINYuiENT

Ms SAMUEL TAYLOR having declined
The appointment OF Judge Of the General
Cour', Tor the 5lt ci. uii. the Executive
have appointed THOMAS II. BOULDLN
Esq We understand that Mr.. BoULDIN
has accepted
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THE WHOLE IN ONE DAY!
= 10000 IS i 600 a \ 900 1,c

az payGbie in CASH-wHhout deduction
DO managers al the Caih-draI Church Lottery (af
satI'HOieJ base the pleasure Of announcing TO che
puhiiC ltai Ihe spiendid CQNSO OXIDATION DRAwING
WIZ pos.i'el take place on friiig, the 25th ~ NEXI
moNIu (APrH} Whole iouesy will b. finished
Oh ihai DAY -gd p-sIpUuemsut Jond ihai day, ce
ahJ account wbalev1." -
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Boal.d of PnLEc Works.

4 CALLED MEElING Of tie President and Dirrf =.
tors Of the Board III Puslic Works viii take place
al the Capitol IA this civ on Wednesday the ~, day
Of June next. Pun,tnal atttnsaucr /. requested.
By order Of tie President.
bEKSARD pEYION.
Secretary OF the Board OF Pubn Works.
March ~ ING ,l,,,
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TO TIE MILITIA AND tn. PUBLIC GUARD
OF The COMMONN EALTif OF VIRGINIA.
N.ctut1.I ifrrch
GENERAL ORnENs

vacancy IN the ofiirc at Adiuiart Gneral eats by
the resignation ~ COion Cnocl Ia, ig tn found a. IN.
existing during the recess ofie Igiiure m thought
M, as may lawfully do, with tr sdvice Of Council fill
such vacancy. and have accordingly is,utd commission 10
that ELECT ~ Col. BERNARD Ply ION, who will henre-
forward act, did must he regarded, Adutsnt G'I raj
Quart rmastcr G'rfn, aud COnms,ary Gneral Of ord
nance for tis COmn~nwtsi t until tie ed nf tic nNt
sr'sil Of the Leiifure, unless 8rolher appointment 70
that Oilce should b. previously made by the Cccrs hsm
bly,. iii. IS. HASDOLPH.
erns, NJ fJrpiuir
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4 LIZ persons having claims against The estate Of
n GEORGE ". SSIPwIrH dee. ar. rron..Ird IN
make them known aud those indebted To the estal. To
make Immediate payment JOHN MILLER
agent for kse Idmiais:TGErir
Cuinbeflan3, March IL. .
y Mr.. Miller IS authorised 10 settle the claim, ON
and receive he debts due The estate ofMr Sajpwth
as above stated. MARY SKIPNIIU 49,,
march 80 iOc ~.
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Cohen'S Qifcc,, Baltimore JI5rch ~ .is2f
4 GREATLY is the ace Of The managers, the dis.

=,
n CRtEAbLf ts the ace Of The managers, the dis.
Il h"iion ei the brilliant prizes ~ the
CONSOIlDh1ION LOTTERY,
"'i take piece 2!gd month. and fh- Whole bs
c"ihptifU IN ONE nR HAVING. highest prizes aIe
> 80 Ooo-2 of 5G01-i $40 3,neO-j Of Q OOU 10 ~
i,nOo, &c Nc pTne loser tkan 5 rs l. all payaOie
WITHOUT DISCOUNT!
IT Distant advehuTeTs should not delay .end.ng on
tST VI aers which will avoid apd prevent otsaspuibI-
ihetisj many IL whch occurred IN the NJ .nninenl
LoteT in consequence Of theIr being Long efcTFel
thal 'ney did rot airive untIi alter ths drawing lsi
bsen C"Epeitd. aud too late 70 he supplied.
la ihe pIesent uiaacs, therefore, speedy applica.
tons should ne Disd-. -
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Gnncllapd. Nfafrh an.

EFOR SALE 1890 acres 81 LAND, iiBg'n the upper
epd Of Gooch'and county. fnrneIli belonging 10
william Ardsfsou NJ London, aud purchased under an
order 81 cOufi directing sale ~ the late Wilson &.
Nirhnla'. ihe sale IS for tue pufPose - rssng the
purchase money due according 10 deed 81 tfust,
executed nv ihc ,aif Nicholas. and recorded In The
general coHd Office at Richmond Ths ssle Wii he Tor
cash, aud viii iake place the prenises hsiseen 9
otl"Ck ~ lie morning, spd q ~ ihe afternoon, en-
Friday fhe IN Dig Of Hog, " fr. u MOI the nsSl
;aif ia. rhohAs RUfHeRrpVHo. rrrsiee,
rSfeh 20. iaS. .wtfs
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pN'tNDiN@ S"Uh I" ieturG 10 LoId~n l nave, ~
iei,' oi ait'tney bearing date tue LIST instant and
IrCpideu ia ibe hnSiings cNWf at Is TOW
Dir. MILAN iHoMAs SHtPhERD and kig. KoBIRr
LhsLi IL l" settle aAd Cuelt al debs the u statc,
Que 10 ~ brother, Mr. James Dunlop, myself or 10
thr concern Il James John Dunlop. aHj To grant
srha'Hes ipT I:e same ...It Is hop that those in.
etbied wi uahe Immediate pa,ment, as hidu ger,cs
CahnoI be gwen II hose v BIO may lave claims are
TsG1esied 10 PIrseili them forthwith
All powers 81 attorney of GATE prior TO thar s,ye
Meh;ipnst, are hereby IsVufrd. JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersbufg. (Ea.l March 50. ,O6..uH
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ROBBERY OF me POST OFFICE.

Richmond the bsci. concerned le tbcry Uf l
office, examined Tuesday last. We unters
tie CHEF Justice is of opinion .at t great difficulty
in Processing against slave under the laws of the United
States. lie does say that such proceeding may
had but H. is very unwilling direct it. If the State
court thinks u,ef aut. orired punish Richmond un,r the
State law he has thought advisable leave him
the custody of the officer. Should the court
decide against its iurislc,iuD, understand the Chief
Justice eclaT.d would then become necessary for him To
proceed under the laws Of the Unit d States.
Richmond accordingly left in the custody Of the State
officer and tie Mayor postponed tic examination OF his
until Thur day l,,sterday)
Yesterday, Richmond brought tefore The Mayor
but evidence exhibited against him. except his
eonessipns which seemed be considered illegal from the
way i'll which they he'd been eNtracted.lh he ma, did
decide the finally, but ed ourncd it to saturday, to
give time il is understood, for further examination Of the
point, whether State Count could take eognzance Of
such case, (arisng under the criminal the U. S.
We understand, tia; Rchnond has conf s.ed IL the 20
icr, da he did sip off the packets, already named
and tose ony-to Wit the PHILADELPHIA packet of the
twenty fonrth +. bruary. and the WASH, gton twenty
which by gross isehoods and in,dious promises tempted
him to abuse the confidence of his MASTER Mr.. Anderson
aa raised him from child and until the late transactions,
lac had never been suspected oftc slightest dou sly
While this office under the care Of the former II. Nj.
Nfr NandsrwalI know that was customary TO almt
slave TO do the meial purposes-sue making fires
bringing water and sweeping the aoor-and presume
that such things practiSed in or the other larger
ofees III the Southern states We assured howeytr
noslave will hencefoh be permitted la, foot in .'
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RANAWAY.

GOmEFiNE In Stay or June last, from carpenter io
~ whom lie was hired. nesfo man named DNNtD.
David IS Carpenter by trade, 22 ~ years Of age
about i've feet ten inches bigh ~ ght cpmprXion
and fedOish eyes. tie has down look when SPOKEN
usually staups the ground With Of bis feet TLis
negro has been seeH IN Petesbufg and Is pfnbss
bly, Row IN that place. ~ LynChbufg, where be was
once htted.
reward 81 Twenty DOLLARS will be given To
and, secure bun M any jail that at BIN again
JAMES h. FERGUSON.
nd rfh "A
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II Is yet too early 10 hear of the reception which the
resolution of Congress has With among the people of
Missouri. II will be warmly recommend by persons of
standing and abity among them; presume irum what
We hear, that will be adopted by the IgaIurcper
with declaration, Spressed il very strong TERMS Of the
light in which they view ittat il is in the slightest
TO trench upon h,r rights that they are To
occupy the ground and enjoy the privileges and
mnuns, in every sense, with the original states in the
Ifninr
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WANTED, complete hi.s Ut ATE rireT from Ma, .
1917, to ihe pTe:enttisc, inclusive tor which
h"erd price vi! be gVea.-Afpiy al this ONCE.
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-, BUNCH of ke!s !ound, aud LETT DIT this
Office fnr the
WING qualified as the Executor OF lii. l-,I- v,i.-
- hhKNf HEIH, am drsrsns t. he made &C
u"a''iru WIN all the deats due ion HIS aud
nave tHetefCTe tn request that the will uiue
'laieF come forward aud make known 10 me their
elsiSs. EEybY R.NpoJp
zach 80. io; ~.
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NJiRGtNIA.Al rules. holden 10 tie clcrE'' Oh ~
the superior court VI chauCcry f1T tbe Richmond
disifict, the 2lst day OF March. 1897 -
Hnfa,io Gates Winston, adm'"r, de bORis non, With
the viii annexed Of James MeTeNta:her, dec
plaintiff.
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cumberland March 70.
" The business oflbe late concern will he confined
by the subscriber. CHARLES wO1ACK.
march 40. 2,s
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Tobacco, geDe'ai saleSS - a 0l-gona6s 10
Flour, country, So 81 ci,v, S3s "a
Meal, IL 50c.--Wiieai G2 a65c.,-Hemp, S!jO
al6o Oats, CSC Corn. S 4. II it-.Buiier, fresh,
ID a 10 c.-CheeSe, good, Z a 81:
GROCERIES Blown Sugar. s 7,aII-Loaf
10. 10 a DE Rus, w. 6Uc. n 81 do. n T.
b IA 3sc.-Whi,Ae, % 3Oc.-MolasS,s ~ , IN
= Teas. imperial! i2Jc Il iiOc " H.sOn, 81 "A
y9c.-Cnifre, "a Il 30c.-Bacon, Z a Sc.-Cut
RpIrii,.,s - : -
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'k'lIL copsfInekslIpoi nONNcK 81 CBRISP, IS tbs
day dissolved by mutual conseut......hU persons
having claims aeauslbe late concern will make appl
cation to Charies Wom0ck Tor payment; aud those
indebted, are requested come fcrwaId aud settle
their accounts. CHARLES wOMACK,
JAMES CllKISP
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NEY YORK, March 70. BY the Superb, from
Poit an Prince, we learn, that four DAYS pie
vI3us 10 her sailing the priacipai leaders ia The
late revolt at 81. Marks aud Cape llayii. CON.
sis;ing OF one General. two COioaeiS, and one
idl"r had been shot al that place. PreSi
dent Boyer had gained quiet possession Of
81. Marks
The superb was boarded by the u. $. sl6rp
OF wai Ontario. on Tie 10Th inst. two days
from the Cape bound up tie BAy.
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PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank uf Vmgin,a.
Faime,s' Bauk OF Va...SS
y ). Bank 100
Marine Stock -. bO
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BOARD OF piJRJJC W RKS

he following Acts Of the last L. ei,lature uf ga
published III this form tor the information OF ptrsoIIs
ter,sud In the appropriations Eade the FGi.l
Intcr-a! ImprUNvincmt.
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. . win Tue VIII annexed Of Fox, dec.
N. u. All persons having claims against the estate
w present them on or bef re the day Of sale as this
n"ce vii be pieadin bar against The payment OF any
pres~ptsd afteFNards march IN ,oG ya.y
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- TNENsMr'rn DRAWING:
ALIENS PRIZE LIST
OF TnE
GRAND SfdTh LOTTERY.
TEN "A MD LAST DAY > DRAINING

!pA.iaaelpkia. Morch n2a ls2i.
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Where The CASH may be had a, sigAt.
March 90 ,n7 q,