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Yompkins believed would succeed him i,
| 1916. tie 10 "A man Of unquestiOnabe talents
md western paper, the Madison Observer
speaks of him in the following ierus.
Col Young ~ mentioned as = candidat,
inr Governor at the next election. lfhe shoulc
| obtain the regular nominaiion at Albany, n,
doubt he will succeed. He is man of sound
understanding, strict integrity and IS, and al
ways has been, faithful adhrrent to the re.
publican party of this state. His nomination
would give general satisfaction to the party"
In conformity with the principles and prac-
tice we have ever pursued to support the regu-
lar nominations Of he democratic party, Eairiy
md honordbiy made, We shall support COZ.
SAMUEL YOUNG, FOR GOVERNOR,
and GENERAL ERASTUS ROOT, FOR
LII. GOVERNOR of the state, for the en-
suing two years.
While pursuing the old and steady course
Land down for the government Of The Demo-
cratic party, the only course to produce union
and triumph, we esteem it duty which we
most cheerfully discharge, To bear witness to
the incorrnptible integrity and republican con-
duct of Governor Yates, who may he pro-
nounced emphatically an honest man. We
feel persuaded that the Democrats of this
state will not forget him ; and although he
retires from the Office of Executive, he will no
honorable, though not as prrplexing and diff
cult.
Lnportam.-Another important disclosure
has taken place. 1t may not he forgottea by
all of ON readers, that the brig Hoikar, sailed
from this port i'm 10, and has not been heard
from since, excepting by the story of a black
boy who was on baard, and returned 10 this
city several years ago, and gave information
that her crew had mutinrd, murdered the
captain and mate, and Mr.. Humphries, "A pas
sengrr, scnttlsd the vessel. and had gone to
81. Domingo. The negro boy (now grown up)
saw one of the mutinrera in Bancker street.
on Thursday and at once gave information
to the Police. The fellow was last from
Newburgh. He was apprehended yesterday
morning, and examinations are now going on.
He has been recognized by name, as one Of
the crew of the Holkar, and was shipped by
Mr.. Bogert, the Notary. W Y. Com. .4dv.
HAVANA.-A letter from this place dated
Goth March, says-A new duty of Two per
cent. on all provisions, has just been imposed,
without giving timely noticr. Tive British
officers arrived st Havana on the Goth inst. in
II. Il. NJ. ship Kangaroo, with dispatches from
Jamaica. the purport of which had not trans
pir"d. There were. exported from Havana
TO the United States, during the week ending.
the goth inst. 756 1-z boxes sugar, STA arr.
cof'e, 1890 I-2 hhds. molasses, l-e do. no.
Dry, and 645 lbs segars.
Don Bar,olome Gutierrez Acuna, late Gov
ernor of Cadiz, and Don Jose Grasses, both
members of the late Cortes Of Spain, arrived
In New Orleans 9TH March, in the Monte Ga
lrta. from Gibraltar. They fed from perse-
cutIon on the re-esiablishment of desnotism
in their native land, and il is said in "A New
Orleans paper, that they contemplate seeking
an asylum in our neighborng republic of Mex
leo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Extract ola Letter from a Member Of Com
gre-s, from C"anecticut To the editors of
the Republican Advocate, dated
Washington, esd March, 1894
Iou may dependupon il that Mr.. CRAw-
FORD will he our next President he is gain
ing IN every quarter, and he highly deserves
all ms friends All | wish is, that the people
were acquainted with all the Candidates.
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" =" ''4'I'l " = hANIFI THDKEWE, AN
GF13aS&sSSY )
LOTTERY & Erahange Oliee, M .N,raet. slreei

f'OTrt'T 3 LtahuIge UDIcc, III .5trset- streef
DALTfhORS:.
WHARF he great capital prizes In 10th HE IL io,,sr,
Wer yer, sold anil WHERE MORE C6PIrEf PRIZES HAVE
IN AMERICA. N NAAiEN Cfh1CE
1T"ers rom ay Part Of the Gates intcs y mail zoos,
!"J or Dy private conveyance, enclosng Ike qi mr.
1tsi any % the Daitm0re lotteries will ,ee the sms
proPi pad puicua -Ateniion as II I'm ersanai snnIi
'5 ~ ,'ssssa 70 j. l. cO!IE3 Jr. Baltimore.
-. Ov4.-NS Loiieg GSzsfts ami Ieg,ir,n svbicb ;s
pu':sIeg feEn.%fy aiier each Driving, viii eonain The
OMI' Li5s OF ile ySaad Sf1s LofteJg anh a IN lie fr
Ws'en Ergs, 70 all who purchase their Tickets a, co
same. 's'' N-'' "'Sn I'd nave tue
April Q. ,;n.;r,sn,
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;Marine i"sarancs ComPany q RgcN,nond.

!bdT1ne Insurance COmDGny OF RtcS'no7,d
viz. storkhoihers in he Marine Insurance Cpppany of
Hiehmond are hereby informed, that a dividend OF Eve
n"ars ad fifteen cents per share ready TO he paid 10
urn or cir attorney on application Robert Pollard
.ne frsiurn Executors, administrators and ardans
tcal-'l OF their appointment. -
the rerncaieS which were issued fer the stock must
accompany the application for the DIVIDEND and uberc
none have been received by the holders or ec
'"s' eeFuheae and aihdl.it TO that effect required
April g. 70 e,'"y'
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THE GREAT PRIZE OF
GG. LOCO %)e1T,EARS
Is nav Floatr in the GRAND
Sc 1T 1ETTsKaEY~

~ "3HTy!Gnd, mei, dra,oing en- Baltimore.
CoAENS oFFICE-ynrimore :
- .,A,. April ID, 1924
ESNpHf.D THOUSAND DOLLARS, there are rIs, No.
H'o"tnE ~ the wheels CcptaIs OF 90 neo T IN ODD
OF coo Doliars Sc. Ire whole Of wbirh are Ia
ult 20 De Sriwa az tae RESV DRAWING wbirb In ~
"e' !" aO Time Go distant will lake Mace on
IHuTsdaI fie l5h, Of .Siay.
-, zoe Oy OF naiimore udeg he SUPERINTENDENT of The
h'm'SSoneTs appointed by the Governor ana fIovnr -
Iny t"o drawings Fenain 20 complete The schetns
@ io,e ,o' he :lites nre payable in CASH which can
, ~ "asit 10 DC ,s' soon p6lsi6e Per
sous 90 fstnree i.Ol oil tines mia CON .fdc r. ,T
isf fe'!,'n'Is 3 % COHEN'S OFEfCT Sor - n. go,
"a e ,ekens saoaG ae ioossn su.s thsi orders az
''u ana 'e siot' n ne phesi jnsf an e,ts, a.,
'o"hf s'faS 81 s'it be rtfUrled By lac js. snaH
Mhoie Tickets $50 Quarters as 90
tlhiNeS 40 Eizhths p SO
To Be HAD, wARRAHTFD HEoRstyr, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
THE DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD

or PUBLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
M hereby notified. that merting OF the said Board
viii he held at the Capiton the city Of Rcbm1Dd ON
me second Monday in The month May being the
pin o ,oe SAID month for the purpose of appointing
able and experienced nginssr (o anothsr siat and 6y,
Petenoed aud judieos eopl'sion,rs, aid the en-
gineeT OF TINS slate asceTnins TIE best and
most expedien improvement in ie navigation from tbs
Nadens Adventure Falls to the mouth Of Duuop's creek
NC. &c (as ected by the of the General Assembly,
passed the 9Th instant entitled IN act authorizing on
Jor the P1Poge ofinternd h1proUem,nsO aud of iakrg
hio consideration other business may then sub
mitted 10 them
by order Of the President Of the Board
March 20. lO5-teN
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FIRE INSURANCE.

rTIHE subscriber. Agent II the lErNA INSURANCE
u COMPANY Tor the State OF Virginia. is ready 10 re.
ceiye Proposals. and issue Policies, or inurng against a.
al Minds Of usufaAlf property.
THOMAS MAY Carey.streef
March r. lot NV
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II. A. HOLCOMBE

OFFERS his services as COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ to The Planters, who trade Lynchbnrg. His know
ledge OF the quality of Tobacco his foreign dsmec
hNce as To its value, and his acguar the pur-
chhsrrs in this market, will enable him 40 Justice TO
riy piaater who may confde produce his care.
LNnrkhurg, Feb. -. ql-ifro,v+
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


FrederirEburg. April THE following Is the official ar.
count Of the state of the poll each county NJ tic recent
election NJ Member Of Congress from the district Is,ey
represented by w. L. Ball
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

An estimate appears in a Winchester pa
per, of the number Of presses in Va. favorable
to the dlffereHt candidates. Ii has been re-
published to the North as an evidence O Mr..
Us standing. II allows Mr.. Crawford only
8. This estimate is grossly incorrect. Be-
sides, many Of the 80 newspapers, have taken
little or 40 part la the Presidential question:
The same Winchester paper says that all but
IS. " are euuiyocaID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

40, TO he delivered Immediately,
i2f Joiss, % feet long, ~ :y inches
ii2 do. IS de-. do. by do file o,hs-
iot Karrs is feet lrng by in end by do AZ
~ Collar BraU,S, II feet long, ~ byS
S-o ie@t OF Plates, by inches lengths 90 by IS feel
70 he square edged sound timber, free knoisL:,,
come up fully TO the Dimensions -
Proposals fSr the timber will he received rr,;i
Monday next the i2,h inst by '
THOMAS gEsSoN p a u
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Organization Of IL. CITY Government, rads
yesterday.

Organization Of he CITY Government, rads
yesterday.
| John Adams, Ni,or
Wm. ii. Fitzwhylsonu, Recorder
Thomas B,ockeubrough, S,ui0r .3ile,Ms,s
ALbERMEH
Jefferson Wtrd.-Tno'. Pulling, Nsthaniei Guar.
ter, Francis VIE ker.-!Nodison Wdrd, James Raw
ling, Archibald Pieasants, John n. Eus,ace " ;.
las CowIiue.-sHonrce Yard, John tsod,in, Martin
D,ewiy, Preston Smith.
Thomas Il, 'herioord President OF ouin.on H,i
The rest of the Common Council are ot cuuiss
members OF the Common Hall VIZ.
DIS Manson, Ezekiel DAVIS, Samuel Sublcii,
VIM. Il. Thompson, Gurdom II Bachcus. William
Gaii John Brockenb'ouGh John Ruiherfoo, d, Lewis
Wehb, T.: N. Nichnias, John e. Williams, VIM.
mun'ord, Thomas Rutherford, Alexander Saunders,
Robert e. Sso,t.
question OF Convention did take place TUESDAY
EvenlnSIt is set for tomorrow evening, half after
O'clock -
We are very reluctantly compelled TO postpone iii
our next paper, the Address of the Adams Com
mittee in the town OF fredericksburg
ICorniunicnted.1
nEDl--t his residence in Powbatan county, on Sauf.
DAY the 3 instant in the 9Th of his age after pro-
tracted illness OF than 10 monHs Captain GEORGE
w i.LiAMSON He was patriot and soldier of the Re-
voiuon generous and Kind i'm all the social relations of
lie, and an honest man
Died on Monday morning last after a tedious illness
hhCHlBALD BAUGH Esq. Cashier OF The Farmers Bank
IN his town, one OF Oldest nha
""''' fpettssbpvg fnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

NUT VIZ SALE.
virtue of deed trust, executed the SuIsc
- on the frs, day of August 1918, by Michael Grantland
ana Cbrisliany his wife, in The Hust
Jugs Cnur TOR the city at Richmond the 18th day An
gust lSlt secure the payment OF cernin money
therein n'entioned-we will sell public auction on The
rremisest for cashon Friday the fourteenth day Of MAY
next, at the hour of - ocock-a certain 1T ar parcel of
nnd situate lying and being in the city OF Rcbnnd on
ana Slxih streets, the OF lot 55O-wi
H' the honses, enemcn,s, and appurienances thereto
being tie same houses &c &c. lately occupied
10y John Grantland, E,q deceased
THOMAS TAYLOR, ! r
THOMAS IIrCHIE,} trustees
u as individuals, truly add that this pronerty
is extremely valuable. The House admirably built CON
venient to the Capitol situated IN the good
horhopd lot SC &c The premises NAV he
ell ut any time before the day OF sale application TO US
THOMAS Nor.
THOMAS RlTCHIE.
Richmond April s. IOa-ifids
1 NiiED STATES per cent STOCK of 1878 lost
Notice Is hereby given that the following certificate
OF tue United States funded six per stock OF 1918 in
he name OF william Mitchell, jun. bearing the 24h
Octobrr 1870 having been LOST msaid due anuIica
ton will be- made the Loan Office United States for
rs renewal; ' "
Funded per cent. Stock Of 1915, No, so, 5000
GARLAND THOMPSON, Jun. Executor
Aprii u Of WIN. Mitchell, Jun ed
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We are very reluctantly compelled to postpone m
our next paper, the Address of the Adams Com.
nittee in the town OF F,ederiClSsbu,pS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
MIR. GOODACRE,s LECTITnES

N IL nUUUhCE very respectfully informs the suscri-
Iva bers TO his Lectures and the citizens of mond in
general that he intends TO resume his course onSATUR-
Dhf s ENiNU NEXT, hy the delivery fourth Lee
lure; Inc Lectures will be continued MONDAYS Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays Till completed.
AS only three OF tue Lectures vet delivered OF which
e second is TO be repeated evening ia the pex week
Perhhps Tuesday)and as Mr.. G. will owing to the anse
u occasoneu by his illness repeat in the early part OF
he nun Lecture the leading motions Earth exhibited
" the thrd In oruer clearly possible to associate the
i"tons of the Earth with these Moon IL is ovious
,a me numerous non subscribers present orrery
Lecture 81 Thursday evening last may sill have an onpor.
tunitv of hearing the complete course or nearly So IL ,h
purchase OF the remaining six tickets They NAV be had
NJ the woie subscriptions dollars rs cents
OF the b""ksrllef and oil the Lecturer Major O. TOMB
Mnss near the Theatre. Single admissions l dollar.
iodng ladies' and gentlemen under ~ years of APP half
price. Amir a - -, "-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Died on Monday morning last, after tedious Illness
hhCHlBALD BAUGH, Esq. Cashier The Farmers Bank
tuis town, one OF Oldest and respectable nha
"'""'S if'eftSsbprg Int.
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u on account or thebad weather. the meeting ih
question OF Convention did take place on yuesia
O'Clock. o'
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DRAWING.


VIE tscs"d ele's Of tAe QUAyTIco csWAL LoT.
"a err vi be dea0a It the Capitol fn- fie eiy az
rHya"' % IHu'aey ne i5ih Instant o'clock p. M,
Jolly yysRocKEysRotGRa
PETER =. DANIEL,
THOMAS RfTCHIE ( y7,,,...,
JAMES RdigJIEGy
I'm ROBERT q. SCOTT
cir: Prize q t,j0J Doiia;s il zoo Jti, jn.."'''
DO 100 Donas q 80 Dsnays
g. Co. 100 &C. B Sei,s Z 100 GO 5 6sss,;
&C. DO rs DoRay, u 30 H,6a,,
SO &: g 88:,I Is: a 738S S:Ss;:
as 1o9 R p;ap 1870 Dofags
200 TieLets.
,,,s t ,, gnd ;b1, se at Tie bi,gSia LOTTERY ogs,
"tere IRE rush iuH aiuars BE- paid n, n ,,;g;,- 5;,,
f0r a'PrSss IN The a5ope Lo,tefy a. soon a, s.
Price of Tickets
Whoie ticket 50 90 QDorisr 81 %
Ho5 so Erha 6SI
o'd'''J''n abroad post PAID 'sN receive prompt tes4
o A. MCINTYRE, Manager.
n United STATES for 6nh circdil and Virginia distrt
on u We nth day % April, ie24,-
~
keckDie his next friend pie
George Cos surviving ex,sr OF vvit,or, ~, n-..
James Dixon and Archibald DUFF and Margaret his wife
-r, 49,. , .... Deftf.
cordng rule Of tie court and appearing st ry are
not inhstants o. Ibis district The motion Of the plain.
s Nv thet COUNSEL II Is Orderd, that the tnd
do appear, at The city Of Richmond on the sv Of ne
next term aud answer the bill Of the plainus and thai
copy Of This rule forthwith inserted In some oeg.sre
printed w the city OF Richmond Tor po rnopbs s,cfs
syely ard posted the front door of the capoI In tb
'"t' Ac"Py--Teqe Ro fEFFRtgsps
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STATE NOMINATION.

= STATE NOMINATION..
We congratulate the democratic party on
me following nomination for Governor and
Lieut. Govf rnor. The number of democratic
members present, and the unanimity which
prevailed, is the harbingpr Of safety to the par
ty, and cannot but blast the hopes of lis enc
Mrs
We have never commended for nten.-The
safety of the democratic party, and iis sys-
,ems are what we have endeavOured Uniform
W w promote. We therefore give the nomi-
nation OF Samuel Young for Governor, and
Erastus Rsot for Lieut.. Cove nor, our most
cordial support, while at the same time we beg
leave TO concur fully in the honourable men
non which orr friends Of the Albany Argus
nave made of Governor Yates; it may en-
Phaiieally he said ne is p honest man." ever
consistent in his democratic principlrs. and
faithful To the party. W ]. .4dCo.
Albany Arrus-Extra SATURDAY, April
ht an bdI0ufned meeting of The republican
members Of The Senate and Assembly, CON
Eened a'Ahe Capitol on Friday The Cd April,
1924, Hon. WALTER BOVINE, (of the Sc
pa's) Chairman, and JAMES MULLETT,
Esq lofihe Assembly, Secretary.
r, One hundred and six members Of both
Houses attended. At the first bulIoriug,
Col Samuel Young received so votes
Hon. Joseph &. Yates, -
-. Scattering,
me meFtng next proceeded to ballot for
Lieut.. Governor.
Hon. Erastus Root received n
Hon. James Burt, 81
:, Scattering,
=. twas then resolved, that the above noinina-
,'oos he unanimous, and that the candidates
oe supported by the republican party.
eomm'tee ofeight was appointed tn draft
~ address to the electors, and the meeting
adlourped.
al ne Tregnlars," as they are called, it seems
u1 not attend the caucus the whole number
?" noih Houses is 1853, absent g.
"o' Young was the candidate that Gov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

A nervous Republican" in the last n. IN.
tellisencer, affirms positively that n Hun
drfd Members, at least, ofh Congress, are
for HIM. III. Crawford"
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Wigwam, Amelia county

!, A friepd writes us from Washington, on
wednesday, that ne feas the IariF will pass
the ii. of II. by about 10 or 10 votes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-12
From the Blank Book Of Small Coleger.
A LIFE OF TRIALS.

have this day completed my ninetieth year. 1t
may fairly be supposed that variety has nothing to
do with one who is faultering on the brink of the
grave and that she have little in view save the
instruction of others, in detailing two Of the trials OF
a strange and chequered existence. The first may
teach the younger part of my sex, in this age oil
over refinement, that it courage be indispensable to
bold, enterpfsing man, possession is no less ne
cessary to timid, shrinking woman and my second
that if anatomical exposure be the nurse and be
lieve it-of medical science, caution should be used
in The selection OF objects, and discrimination in the
choice Of those who are TO participate in its disclo-
sures And, thus, when my feeble voice will be
heard in this world no longer, may instruct from
my grave. | was girl oil eighteen, when my faith.
er was Governor of York Castle. A murder, at.
tended with circumstances of the most inhuman
bar bary had been perpetrated in neighborhood,
and an old man with his two sons, charged with the
commission OF the crime, were delivered into his
custody. BY accident, | witnessed their being
brought into the Castle. Years have passed away,
and other events have succeeded; joy and sorrow.
afauence and poverty, like storm and sunshine have
chased each other; foreign scenes and foreign faces
have interviewed; but ! see them before me now
in the deep gloom of midnight in which am wri-
ng-as clear, aye, as if they We're standing in life
before me The hardened, ruthless look OF The ell.
der murderer his venerable hoary hair, frghtfully
conlrased by the expression OF his countenance--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-12
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Auction and Commission Store.

FgNIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened .auction and Commits
Sto,e, No 4, High street, nert doorto ~ IIAan
Larkis stare, where sales will be held every Saturday
mornng The strctest attention will be paid TO property
entrusted to their care, and every facility rendered 70 those
who may favor them with their custom The auction room
will be open every day for the reception OF goods Intended
for public private sale.
They will likewise attend to the sale Of Horses, Coscs &c.
opposite the Indian King Hotel, ON Saturday mornings;
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywlne Bank on
Wednesday mornings
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
TO- either in Town Country, OH reasonable terms
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept IA. 70-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-12

Mary Taylor
Joseph 6. Teas
Benjamin Thomas
Mary Taylor
Ann Thompson
W
Jacob S. Williams
John Woolston, 8
John Wagner, 2
David Watkins
John NJ. Welherald
Seth Wards
Seeking Wood
Captain Whipple
VIM. Whindle
Ruth Wilson
Susan Watt, 2
Ann Nara waterman
Mary Wilmer
Prudence Williams
Rev. William Wood
Danl. Is. Wilcox
Simon Wicks
Stow & Whittier
Bernard II. Wiley, 2
Sheldon G. Wootln
Obadiah Wade
Anney Wallace
L u
ung
Edith Yarnell
A. u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-12
N. C. WILLIAMSON, p. M.
Bible Society of Delaware,

HOLD their annual meeting ST. Georges, on the
LII third Tuesday in October, (beng the I9h inst at
10 o'clock, A. M.-Sermon at the opening, by the Rev.
A. K RUSSELL. L. W. GILBERT Sec'u
October l.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-12
THE PENNSYLVANIA
A AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

ENlLL hold their Second Exhibition and Cattle Show
w on IHURSD.fY and FRID4Y, the 14ih and 18th
days OF OCTOBER next, al CHESTER, the river De-
aware, Delaware county, IS miles from Philadelphia
When IN conformity with the Act Of Incorporation, $50
dollars will be offered in premiums for Neat Cattle-l50
dollars tor Sheep-l25 dollars for Horses28 dollars for
Swine-l35 dollars for Crops-S5 dollars for Butter,
Cheese, sugar, Pearl Ash, Domestic Wine, Cider and
Implements Of usbandry-143 dollars for Hot sch Id Ma
nufacures-15 dollars for oxen at the Plough, more
than g. nor less than years od-l5 dollars Tor oxen the
Plough, not more than years Odds dollars for Horses
at the Plongh-5 dollars for the best Ploughman with
OXeno liars TOR the best Ploughman with lorses-
under certain restrictions, as stipulated in the bills.
The Directors having rented the land upon which the
Exhibition to be held, and the farms adjacent thereto,
and being assured OF the cooperation of the High Sheriff
OF the County, well Of the Magistrates of the neigh
borhood, viii punish with the stmost rgor of the law any
niracon Of the 10th section OF the incorporation,
Of the regulations which they have established for the
quiet and good conduct of the Exhibition.
Although the Society have been necessarily constrained
to limit the distribution OF their premiums for the obj cts
enumerated in the larger bills they will be glad receive
for Exhibition, and properly notice any ANIMAL implement
OF husbandry or article of domestic manufacture which
by its form, usefulness the ingenuity Of its construction
shall be de emed worthy of distinction.
As the Exhibition will be held near TO town afordig
ample accommodation by its inns and the means of easy
access by steamboats,. the Society hope that they may be
graad by the presence of such agrcturists of this and
the adjacent Sates shall feel interest in their pro-
ceedngs.
The Directors absolutely nhbit all persons from erect
ing any BOOTH or placing any cart, table, BENCH any
other matter for the sale of food upon the premises eas
ed to them. JONATHAN ROBERTS, President.
JoHN HARE Powell, CorrespOn&ag Secretary.
CO.H.II T1EES.
Of .7rrangement-JonathaH Roberts, William Darlington,
Richard b. Jones, John g. Watmou5h, John Hare Powell
Henry l.. Waddel John Wilcox, William Harris ReubenI
ilaines, Manuel Eyre.
For Neat (auie-Thomas Smith, Thomas Serri, Will
liam Harris, Mathew Roberts, Richard Il. Jones.
HorseS Manuel Eyre, Algernon S Logan, George
Blight John G. Watmough, John Wilcox Enos Norris
Sheeb and SsViaeSamue West, job Roberts, William
Evauc liiahI Lewis Davia
Products Of the SoM-George SheafF George w. Hol-
Isten, William Darlington, Samuel West, Joseph George.
Implements Of Husdandry.-Reuben Haines, Henry |
Waddel.
Manufactures Duncan, William Darlington,
john Elliot of Montgomery.
Oren al the PiOUgh.-Job Roberts, Mathew Roberts, G
w. Holsten.
Horses at the Plough.-samuel Davis, Samuel West
James Worth Sept 10, 1924 So