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EXTRACT no rnE EDITOR, DATED

vhSHtHpIOU, sbfUTCh 81.
" The French, Spanish aud Russian minis
tcrs are breaking up their establishments here.
This does not Indicate any hostile feeling ex.
ccpt, perhaps, on the part of the minister of
Spain, who has certainly taken in dudgeon
our acknowledgement of the independent GO
yernments of Spanish America. am told he
has sent III his remOnstfance. lift is in his usu-
al vein, ii must be bitterenough. Mr.. Poletica,
the minister of Russia, is going home and
Mr.. DE Melville proceeds, as understand, 10
Lisbon. His return to Washington, as proba-
bly, you may recollect, was merely incidental.
Ills destination was Rio de Janero (; bat the re-
turn ofthG Portuguese court 10 Lisbon compels
him to repair thithcr
Since his last return from France, Mr.. de
Melville is understood TO have been engaged
10 negotiations with our government on points
OF commercial nature, and it is said, has OK.
hibiled an uncommon degree Of gall. This is
the more remarkable, because. before he went
to France, of all the foreign ministers, be was
the most cordial with our administration. lie
IS a ma1 of quick temper, but withaI generous
IN his sentiments. II is characteristic trai,
of French diplomacy, since the restoration oil
The Bourbons, that il is testy and punctilious
This arises from an apprehension chat the hu-
mutations which France endured on the over
throw Of Napoleon, might excite contempt foi
her in foreign nations Il bcr agcnss did not as
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Will, RI SOTD

IRON TUESDAY, the soeh doy n Apr, 1922 at the late
~ residence OF John H. Venable, deceased, in the COUNTY
Of Prince Edward for cash. tract Of land upon which
The said deceased resided the county Of Prince Edward
containing two hundred aEd twenty and half acres
lessabd those that now remain OF the following
slaves jim Tom Amy, Tsbty, Joseph, Glen, Hannah and
all the household and kitchen furniture plantation tools and
utensils of every kind fourwheeed riding carriage the
stock OF cattle ON the plantation and number valuable
books conveyed in the subscribers by the said John
" Venabc in deed &C record in the county court Of Prince
Edward which deed bears date the 18th August 1919
and intended 20 the payment sundr es therein
mentioned 10 William Venabe Charles WOodsan in his ov
right aud Samuel Venabe and the said Charles Woodson
executors sf James Ewing decreased.
WILLIAM PENICR, lr.
JAMES r. PRICE, ir"'ee''
Prince Edward, March 70. fOS-tds
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The following extract of "A letter f.em Wash.
ngton, published i'm the Baltimore American
contains more truth than sonr letters that ar,,
written from Washington. and published in ,h,.
newspapers. All that is said in favor of Col.
L. comedies with what is, as for as we have
heard, The universal opinion in regard 10 his
personal merits, and his claims on the govern
nent. Ii is well understood here. that ,h.,
considerations which produced the r.iec,ion
by the Senate of his nomination, were in au
manner personal TO him, but wholly of a trch
meal nature: 'k.y Lf
Erfract Of a letter from genfleman of .,L,,7,-
tana, no,o al Washington, 10 has friend az
/. BaiHmorc, dated
WASHINGTON, MARCH 81, 1922.
learn with much regret that the Senate.
mas refused to confirm the appointment of our
distinguished fellow-ctizen Colonel Towson,
as coh'nlandan' oIone of the regiments of ar
tillery.
Col. II. is one of those men who. witb,nt
the assistance of wealth or family influence.
has risen to high rank in public es,in,a,iou.
10y ms own exertions and personal mert.---
lie was one of the first persons who sought ;, .
commission when there VS. prospect Al
war, and the FIRST ofhis corps ,gho raised a com,
pany and marched with il 80 meet the sne;ny.
In all The prominent events IF the war ON me
Niagara frontier we ind hila conspicuous. ami
with no higher Iinral rio6 th&n hat Of captain.
contributing largely to,he success ofo,r arms,
ana the military reputation OF our coontry.
understand that the tran of ColnneI
L. from tiie pay department 10 the artillery,
was not solicited by him; that it was made by
hoard OF general officers fully acquainted
with the subject who were interested Ia pro-
moting the good of The service am. The rea-
sons which governed their were sach as To ir-
d"ce the War Department, and the Prcsi-
dent, to agree to the arrangement.
1t is rRmored that the President has with
drawn all the military nominations from The
SENATE, with view ofre-appointing, believing
That when The Senate shall be made aceuain,
"a with all the circumstances, und the reasons
winch governed IN making selections, il vii
think with him and confirm them"
[.2mencGn
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FRESH GOODS.
FLEMING Ta1fE,C g. IN


FLEMING JAMES & co.
MARkET-BRIDGE, have received by the budget and
virginia, from New York, and the Lydia Davis fr,n,
DRY GOODS: Among yhcm are,
i,i-h inquired Nankin Grape robes
Assorted Canton grapes
Grape shawls assorted
Rich figured silks, various kinds
Eiegant silk sliawls and handkerchief.
black Canton hdkfs italian grapes
Heavy black scnchews, do. Ievantines
inuia and French striped and green ilorences
Ladies i!,t and genlemen's silk gloves and hose
RAG and English Company bandanna hdkfs.
tEngnSh super. black horentines
italian, English and Canton sewing silks
Silk umbrellas and parasols
Antge assortment ofribbons, braids &c.
Ladies Kid and beaver gloves
'Henuemens beaver and dogskip gloves
.auies anu gentlemens cotton and worstei hosiery
Addlng and super prn,s and London chintz
upsrne white and striped jeans and cotton eassimeres
Elegant printed m,islins
iCor''cd cambrics and miisiins
striped and needle muslins
sigured book andleno muslins
"a and o. plain book muslns
II and Oh cambriS muslins and jaconet carbries
"a 40 anu o. cainbric einghams
~ TO s-i cotton shay
Cotton handkerchiefs
Russia drlIings plain and ribbed
Ribbed elastic cord
Russia sheeiings, brown holland
White platillaS Irish linens
Lawns diapers and sheetings
,Dompazettes and bombazines assorted
bedticking, brown ami white domestic shirtipps
Plaid ami striped domestics
German rolls, burlaps Hessians
S,erman oznaburgs and .tickenburgs
Slelpards, Lews Austims and Henry : on,lon cloths
and -cassimeres, assorted
lofhslire CLOTHS and cassimeres
Supcrfne shirng ilanneis
n large assortment Of and coat buttons
Besides many other articles.
me above goods selected with grent care bv our
Parter residing in New Yorkirom whom i've shall receive
iegnar supplies Great Inducements viii be held OUT TO
e who ouy with money customers Tho IN, hcreio
Iie oeeh punctua We respectfully invite country mer-
anu persons wishing TO purchase 10 cal. and
o. 1.s vi soous' Il. JAMES Il Co
April q ~ +" 100 "a
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HUMAN =

LSnOM the Subscriber the 5Oh Of March servant nan
edJanes, generally known bv The me Of James Io,
ng. Tie upwards OF six feet high light complexion W.
nade, very sensible, shrewd and pert 10 his observations
nd not easily Inundated tie formerly belonged ~ Jol
scott OF Aftermath performs well several musical IT,.
tromens, particularly the hats-and viii pria,l.
ttempt 20 pass for free man. I will rive thirty dn,.
nd H reasonable expenses II delivered 20 me in Mes
ilasgowOr twenty dollars il secure in jail so h.,
get him lie IS now probably in the cipty 81 Richmond
Pfd@ Wat GE0. 5. HOLLOWAY.
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NEW FASHIONS.

4 uSI receiyed and now opening the Store of MARY
- SOU iHGATE extensive assortment of Hnfs A. Rom
efs OF tue newest fashions he surpassed in
OF Elegance among them black and white LepIorn
'eet ana straw bonnetS, chncla beaver hats
variety oil feathers of the hansomest and most HE
eolors plaid ribbons braid cus white wreats and other
mead ornaments wadding and trimming for pelsses: hair
hels anu iiLetfes caps capes coares and cersetts Ma
cass Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute 10
tne elegance OF the head well the Of the hair
essence OF Tyre for changing light colef red
DARK brown or black and many articles in the
mil'nery line too numerous enumerafe
On hand, few ready made PELISSESAle f rv;eb sta
cash ~ ~ 'N'O"N"'S 'cIhs ior
Leghorn Straw Donnes cleaned died and trimmed
at the shortest notice ''' anu
November rs. =. .,
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Land for sale, under deed ofTusk

virtue Of deed of trust the subscriber
~ by John Ware, bearing date the 4t day of November
1873 and OF record in the clerks office Of Fuyanna county
we shall on M0ndayte 2d day IF prnert being court ay
sell at the courthouse of said county, for benefit of vii
liam NJ SwooPe, TO the highest bidder for cash. certain
tract OF LAND lying in the countt aforesaid,
as the land called Younghusbands tract and the land
purchases by saM Ware OF certain Jacob Myers.
Inc ute Veed IN us by said deed will he conveyed the
purchaser. MILES CARY,
March %. fOi-tds WN PASTEtiFp
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AUGUST HAMMER,
(sUccEssoR TO FRED'K uAMMERO
Has remored from his old stand No. I73. 10
No. 248, Market Street, Baltimore.
a., Betweep Liberty and Howard-sts.
Where he has for sale on nr,oI,,;,,r ,.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Sonps OF tortoise Shell, l. Marbles,
worry and Horn, IookinT c;r,s.e.
Pocket Books, G.Ioons - 80 -: c.u
Vioins & Vfuiin Strings SnuG Roycs ''s 'i'N
I n.u'es anu fnrs Carionets
Pistols and Pistol Locks | Iron I,r,ns
Guns and Gun Locks cowsLjn mh;,s
I'm assorted Cutting Knives
iio''" uiass, cut and COM Turkey Cotton
mon Thread E,ging
~: 1 i,ohes Cotton Fringe
D Dh 1Hotn Needles Assorted
i,n % an descriptions Pins, in papers pounds
So.,h. ii'i s Velvet Ribbons and Bindings
"'es ana ocS'he Stones States and Pencils, &c.
. ALSO,
About 10000 OF the Il vi quality scYTIiFs oe S,,,
liascnciever and Post manuiactory
Eve cases tine and superiine TAPES.
March 80. ,oz &C,
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TRUST SALE

Y virtue Ola deed trust, executed 10 The suscber
- by Thomas T. Hackney bearing date day Of in
me year lsl and duly admitted to record in the Office
me payment OF certain sums ofmouey therein expressed
due 10 Thomas r. Boudin OF David Ross Senior
viii be sold Weisday the ta doyof BIoy nerf fair
otherwise ON the next fair day. The premises vt public
aucnon TO the highest bidder for cash, the following pro-
perry, viz: -
Two lots in the town Of Columbia, known by The NUMBER
w and l2 including the ferry both rivers
much thereof will be sufficient to pay the sun, of three
hundred and eigytwo dollars and fly cents with interest
thereon from the Isl day OF September 1870 and also the
like SUM Of three hundred and eighy-two dollars and G
cents with interest thereon from The day Of September
1914 together with the costs and charges II sale.
GEORGE HoLEMAN, Trustee
Fluvauna, April q fos-tds
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Idiuabte Real Property at AUCTION.
SyA wilIsell, on Wednesdnu The OH ,y1


sM e Apra merit, on the premises, four o'clock in
Is good t%o story Brick House. finished in manner Thai
renders very comfortable residence private family
independent oil basement story, which well adapted for
store, as any tenement the eligibility of
Tins situation TOR trade being in the scnr part of
the business section of the city, TO
one.-There are in the yard frame kitchen new brick
lumber house. well of water and pump. ] he whole
establishment having cost eighteen thousand dolrs
and although was bought four years ago hen property
sold very hg yet the credits almost
equal 10 cash purchases consequently price was much
lower than IL 1t had been sold the given NJ that
period on sales OF real estate The in the
pancy OF Mr. Geo. Robertson, and adons Mr. Isaac White
The lot fronts ~ feet Mastreet back
with the privilege of four feet alley the lower side of
the house. : - ' 3''e VI
Two Intellectual attempts having made TO sell This
properly, II Is apprehened that idea obtain, that
some limit is liked TO the price but the subscriber assures
ose VINO may wish TO vest their funds in
such an impression exists the minds is
roneous-that he is determined, well obliged from ne
cessiiy TO sell the property for whatever III brinp
which, II not sold privately, before the above mentioned
VIII be struck OFT 10 the highest bidder public on that
day. - W. '
The terms will be six twelve and eighteen months credit
Tor approved negotiable endorsed notes. PAYABLE Mt either
secure their payment.
1t any one wishes 10 buy the above property by private
contract before the day of sale, the terms will he made
known on application Pakhil Robertson & Kelso Auc-
uoneers or 10 myself JAMES McAIIJSTER
Inc sale TO be under the management Of
- PARKHILL, ROBERTSON & KELSO,
March ~. f02-tds Auctioneers
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

'he r"hiIc Lands, reported bill lioEI the Sc
nate, designating the boundaries of lama
District, and for the establishment of a Ian
oiilce III The state OF Indiana, without amend
ment which was referred fs IA committee OF
the whole.
Mr.. SMITH Of Md. from the Committee
oil Ways and Means, reported a hill for the
reiiet oil captain james Barron, which was
twice read, and committed
Mr.. Cook, from the Committee on the Pub-
he Lands, reported a bin from The .,cnofe. T.,
fS an additional land Office in The state oC
Illinois, without amendment, which was COM
mItted to committee of the whole.
Do motion of Mr.. BALDWIN. il was
heSolrea That tie Committee of WAYS and
Means b. instructed 10 inquire into the cxpedi.
'ency OF making an appropriation for the pay
meEf of the salaries OF public officers. from,
tue lsi OF January TO the 1st of Auril nrxt
year, and of providing by law that appropyia
tons Ierealiershall be made for one wear from
The lst OF April in each year
Mr.. SAWYER laid ON the table the following
Joint resolution:
Reso,eed, Jyhe Senate AMI House Of Repye-
sentH''nes q the United States Of .4merica, an
Congress assembled, That after the adioirn.
ment of the present session, the next n1ecfino
ofCongress shall be on the first MONDAY of M.
vember nesf.
Mr. BAssETT submitted the following rego.
ulions
ReSoiged, That, 10 all future transactions NJ
the government, either where services ara r.,
be rendered, or supplies furnished. no moncv
shall be advanced by the government. or INV.
,nrnt niade, but IN exact proportion To- wort
done, or services rendered, or supplies frrni,i|.
ed, before such payment.
ReSo'red, That, when any officer. ar ,,lo,
agent OF the government, shall fail to settl,.
ms accounts within the periods prescribed
therefor, II shall ne the duty &C the Secrrta
ry' or the head of the departments in WHICH
u shail occur, TO dismiss such officer imme-
dIdtciy' and, in those cases, where the powor
10 dismiss IS not III the head of the depar,.
mcnt, 1t IS hereby made his duty ia ,cport snrh
case to the President, whose doty if shall bc
To dismiss such officer or agent from the cor.
wee OF the government
hesolred, That The President NAV. for thc
payment ofpensions, military pay. and SIM
phcs, order such advances to he made "a IN,
pubic service may imperiouoly REQUIRE. and
shall have like power 10 order such necessary,
advances as the public good may ruperionsly
require, m the remotpr points of the ITpitc6
STATES, or without the United States but NO
such advance shall be made on contracts
hereafter To be made with the eovernnent.--
Al advances made under this authority, shalt
DC accounted for within the period ur,
scrlhed, and shall, on failure be subject 10 tfe
penalties prescribed in other cases.
HeSolrcd, That all officers, agents. or roo.
tractors of the government, shall. II wifi,
zoo mics Of fhr sc0t &C goverurasot. -.,si.,
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

From tie ". Y .4niericdn.
To remove all ambiguity from The ensuing
PREDATORY remarks of the Editor OF the Balti7
more Patriot, ii may he proper TO state that
Mr.. Robert LoughboroHgh, lately Federal
Representative in the Senate of the United
States, from Maryland, anIa veteran gladiator.
OF newspaper celebrity, is The person alluded
10 as author OF The letters of" Native of
Virginia"
Exposure q Cdlumny.-The following letter,
exposing another of the miscellaneous which
" A Native of Virginia is attempting to i'm.
pose upon the public, for party purposes, for
winch Mr.. Schaeil,r acted as man midwife. and
mas called on DR. Coleman To aid in nursing the
oan'ling, appears in the National Intelligen
Ger. we merely put this on file for the pre-
sent. The " Native" is well known to MS.
/" When he Is ripe he shall be piuckcd'-or,
perhaps, before that time, be may lu6." and
bear away to some sheltering borough. y
DO you take, Sir Robert-do you take"
Washington, .Nirch 90, 1922
GENTLEMEN-A pamphlet signed " A Ma
1--we of Virginia" was received by me this
morn'ng. Onrcadng the 4th number. found
the following paragraph The next case TO
winch refer in this list, is that of Samuel
Smith and Buchanan who are repor,ed as
dellnquents for 3,162 doiars.'' A gentleman
called on me the last spring TO examine the ac
count called the list of defaul,ers. I'm looking
II over, found the name of S. Smith & Bu-
chanan in debt, for more than three wears
S8162. could not comprehend how such q
charge conldeXlst; there was no account i'm orr
books that in any way led TO nm explanation.
and wrote To the Secretary of the NAVY ON
the subject. In answer, he showed how the
mistake had arisen, and assured me that
1t should be corrected. The case was simg!v
az follows:
Capt. Warrington had taken, near Java, a
British vessel, subsequent to the period at
which the peace existed, agreeabIy to treaty,
and took out of his prize the suni of s8.162,
which was llbelled 10 New York. The libel
was dismissed. My house, of S. Smith g.
buchanan, had received a power of attorney
from the owner TO receive their money. Ian
pied IN person to the Secretary of the NAVY
for payment. He wrote to CAPTAIN Warning
ton, who informed him that the money had
been expended for the use OF the shin. In
consequence, the Secretary ordered paymenl.
ana received the amount and RENTED it to
the owner. The error arose from the manner
III which the Auditor keeps The accounts. In
stead of charging the amount to Capt. War
rInston, he charged it To 5. Smith & Bucha-
nan, and there 1t was to remain until Captain
warrington should finally adjust and settle the
accounts, when they IS. Smith 81 Buchanan)
would he credited, and M would b. charged
"a mode OF Keeping accounts which is con-
trary TO the common mode of merchants.
make no comments ON the cruelty of such
publications. S,SMITu.
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IN 70 meeting ofthe President and Directors of
The James RiUer Company on The sIst day Of
March 1899
ESOLYED, That the Clerk advertise for proposals 10
~ building dam James River the place callc.
Fore shdan also Tor widening the Canal from The Basin OF
TO the lowerarch for building several farm bridges aud a.
aqieJsict ut Wesfharl crock. RoBER'C POLLARD.
maven ~ l0b-U
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NOVICE rs HEREBY GIVEN


'iIAT by Of the Congress Of the United States
passed the 4h OF February 1922 the farther time OF one
year rom the adjournment OF the present Con,
ges) allowed for the redemption of all lands which have
been soi and purchased the United States for
the DIRECT TAXES OF 1915 and 1916.
All persons wishing To redeem lands sold Ivy me as desie-
mated collector for the Stale OF Virginia. which p
chased in behalf OF the United States, will call on Richard
Jeure Esq Clerk OF the United States for tie Virgil
mia District, for that purpose.
Purchases made in UnitedSt of residents
lands IN this district (beng the 18th distrci may be re-
deemed my Office.
WILLIAM d. TAYLOR, Designated Collector
for the State of Virginia, and Col
lector of the Isth District.
26th March, 1922. fo4-am
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OLD WINES, &c.

OLD WINES, &c.
NFk subscribers have hand very choice stock of old
wines and spirits which they 10 their
friends and the publicaso general assortment OF prime
groceries among the articles are the fOowing viz;
Old Madeira and Sercial Wine
Superior dry Lisbon Wine
Port Wine old and fine
Hermitage, very fine
5psrking Champagne, superior quality
Old Jamaica and antigua Rum
Holland Gin, imported direct
COgniac Brandy
% Bays old Java Coffee
8 fierces prime Rice
20 do. IIibberts Brown Stsut and Porter
10 Boxes Sperm Candies
Bags Pepper
2 10 Pimento
Family Loaf Sugar
Fresh Teas
81 Croix and " Orleans Sugar
Shot OF all szes
Hunpowder Nv cenisiers superior qualify
ditto in Kegs and kegs
Bar Iron assorted
Blister Steel
Roll birthstone
copperas, Alum, Indigo, Nutn,cgs Cloves Mace
Cassia. Isnsiass, SC. &c.
~ OF WHICH are offered Cor sale on moderate terms
SPIn . W.T. GEO. DYDALL . co.
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FOR SALE.
Or Lease for q Term nr Ien..s

~"oe JO 4 efH 81 Years,
Vial wen known estate called RAILEY'S COAL PITS
con.n'nS oS acres Of land, living in the county OF
Cheserhed and state OF Virginia. the
anu a. he termination of the turnpike miles from
.ne CITY m richmond This estate has long been in the oc
supaney OF Major Harry Heth deceased and from its great
oo anu superior quality, has gained reputation over
any person or persons disposed purchase lease said
neigh6orhood ofthe premises from the Isl of Jnly & h
as OF August next In of sale, part OF the
liberal credit. " e'"s VIZ" :"
!he editors of the Baltimore Patriot PHILADELPHIA De-
fress and New York Commercial are
eqused 10 publish the above twice week til the 3st of
ne A and Immediately after forward their
o this Office for payment. '~'''"''
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land FOR SALE-

HE subscriber wishes sell his of land lying on
the head Of Spring Greek in the county OF Prince I'd
ward containing by survey five hundred and eehty-nne
and an half acres II Is deemed unnecessary TO say any
more concerning the land IL supposed that no person
will buy before viewing the land.
April s. i07--I2t JOHN STEVENS
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RAPPAhANNOCK ACADEMY

RAPPAHA NNOCK ACADEMY
WE session will commence ON tho ao Of AMI,
inst and close the 50th September next Those dis
posed To send pupils 10 this institution are requested 10
ter them at the commencement of the Term The nuIIr IL
general are not aware Sc the great Inconvenience arising to
tue eacher and the serious loss the STUDENT from
teniion to this circumstance For tuition 40 per ant,
or Tor session > 20 House and library fee per
annuni or per session. Board including washing sion
per snnun or so per session paid in advance Fach
Pph Is 70 furnish bis bedding the steward accom-
m9date aim Tor The additional OF g per session.
The trustees wish 70 employ an assistant who is eood
mathematican and can teach the Latin. IL will also be
part OF his duty teach arithmetic wiring and eadin
English correctly, and elegantly objects demanding their
particular attention Application win be made TO Mr. r. l.
Otlaherty, president of the academy, or to
JOHN ". BERNARD, President.
JOHN TAYLOR,
CHARLES G. TALIAFERRo Trus-
JOHN TAYLOR Jun. tees
PHILIP LfGHTfOOT,
April 2. s1Osl ~
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" The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
y, and three times week during the OF the State
LegifnePrice the same heretofore, Dollars rer
annun payable IN advance Notes of chartered specie
paying hanks (oniy) will he received in mcnt The Ed
tors will guarantee the safety Of remng them by mall
' Pos M ~ an s,iers being paid by the writer's
q the Etors until all arrearages have been paid up
shall have tenth gratis r~r'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, irss-First Insertion rs ceus-eac
continuance, so cents 1870 -
- No Advertisement inserted until either bee paid
kr assumed by person in this city, envos