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maHTEENrH CONGRESS.
FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1926.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. LLOYD, of Maryland, submitted
the following resolution:
"Resolued, That the Secretary of the Navy
report to the Senate, as soon as practicable, q
statement showing the amount Of specie, bull
lion, and jewels, transported by the public
armed ships of the United States, authorized
to be employed by an act Of the Goth August,
1922, entitled can act authorizing an addi-
tional naval force for the suppression of pira-
cy," giving in detail, the ports from whence
the vessels sailed, and the time of sailing, the
ports where the articles were delivered, and
when delivered, and the amount of freight
accruing, and to whom paid and that there
be also furnished to the Senate, copies of the
instructions given by the commander of the
forces authorized by the aforesaid act, to the
ton to the receipt or transportation of specie,
bullion and jewels, in the several vessels under
his command"
The following written messages
were received from the President Of
the United States.
To the President pro tempor ofthe Senote:
1t appearing by certain provisions contained
in late act Of the General Assembly of Viz
ginia, entitled ".4n act incorporating the Che
sapeake and Ohio Canal Company" that the
assent of Congress will be necessary to carry
the said act into effect, herewith transmit
copy thereof, that it may be considered, with
view to the object contemplated.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Feb. a, 1925.
To The Senate of the United States:
herewith transmit report of the Director
of the Mint of the United States, showing the
operations of that institution for the last year.
J.dSlES MONROE.
Washington, Feb. 2, 1925.
To the S.sate Of tie United States
l communicate herewith, to both Houses q
Congress.copies Of the alterations in the treaty
of Peace and Friendship, Of august, 1877, be-
tween the United States and the Bashaw Bey
of Tunis, concluded at the palace of Bardo,
near Tunis, on the Oath of Feb last =; and Of
treaties between the United States and the
Sack and Fox tribes of Indians, and the Goway
tribe of Indians, concluded at the Gtyof Wash
ington on the 4th of August last which have
been duly ratified. J4MES MONROE.
Washington, I'd Feb. 1925.
The messages were severally read.
The Senate then postponed several
orders of the day to subsequent days.
SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY.
The Senate resumed the considera.
ton of the bill ''for the suppression Of
piracy in the West Indies"
In the consideration Of the details OF
this bill, and of amendments offered
thereto, a great deal of debate took
place, which our limits will not permit
US at present to give. The Senate con.
tinued the discussion until between
three and four O'Clock, without coming
to any final decision on the bill,
And then adjourned to Monday.
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The Dutch government has sent out
a ship on discoveries to the South Sea.
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I cordially wish you, Messrs. Editors
great success in your exertions to AVA
ken US to sense of our immediate in
terests. VINDEX.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENIhilVES'
Mr.. RANKIN, from the committee on
the Public Lands, reported bill to pro-
vide for the preservation Of the public
archives in Florida; which was twice
read and committed.
Mr.. WEBSTER, from the committee
on the Judiciary, reported a bill from
the Senate, without amendment, emit.
tied An act to provide for the security
of public money in the hands Of Clerks
of Courts, and Attorneys, and Marshals
and their deputies; which was read and
referred.
MIR. MERCER, from the committee
on Roads and Canals, to whom was re.
ferred the message Of the Governor OF
Maryland, on that subject, reported a
bill confirming an act Of the General
Assembly of Maryland, entitled an act
to confirm an an act of the General AS
sembly of Virginia, entitled an act to
Incorporate the Delaware and Chesa.
peake Canal Company; which was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed
TUE SPEAKERS APPEAL TO THE HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Condict, OF N. J..
the House then resmed the considera-
tom Of the motion of Mr.. FORSYTH, to
refer the communication Of the Speak
er to a Select Committee.
On which there arose an animated
debate, which occupied the House till
half past four o'clock.
The Debate was extended to so great
a length, that, not being able to present
it in this sheet, and not feeling at IL
berty to curtail it farther than we were
unable to catch it in ertenso, we SNAIL
in the course of this day or evening,
issue supplement exclusively devoted
to it. ,
MIR. ARCHER moved, at late hour,
to postpone the farther consideration
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The Columbian Observer of Friday, con
tains card from some of the Pennsylvania dele
cation" authorizing the editor to give up hls
name as the author of the letter against which
Mr.. Clay has complained. We are glad to see
that the vile attempt to put Mr.. Clay down. is
rapidly recoiling on the heads of his accusers.
Every decent paper that we now pick up
speaks with the utmost contempt ofthe base
plot, and express their entire confidence in the
honor and independence ofthe intended vic
tim.
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A letter from Havana, dated 18th
inst. says, eve have nothing new but
acts of Piracy every day. The brig
Edward, Of New-York, from Bordeaux,
for this place, with a valuable cargo,
had been captured and carried of, and
the captain murdered; the crew and
supercargo, while they were below, es.
capped in the boat" Gib.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-08

Mr.. Richie has recommended to our peru
sal the debates in the Virginia Convention, the
Federalist, and Mr.. Madison's report. We
have no doubt such course answers the inge.
NOUS editors purpose much better than an at.
tempt at refutation of our arguments; and
we say it, not because we deny his ability to
overcome us when his cause is good, but be.
cause we believe he has discovered too much
truth in our remarks, to make it prudent tc
couch his lance. BY squeezing us into the
same paragraph in which he notices the Bald
more Patriot, we assure Mr.. Richie that we
do not feel ourselves honored. IF we battle
with his politics, we respect the man, and re
quest he will not again couple us with print
for which We have no greater regard than he
has himself
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The proposition, which has for some time,
been before the Virginia legislature, to re-
move the College of William and Mary, has
at last been defeated. The committee to
whom the subject had been referred, report,
ed the removal erpedient, but on motion ef
Mr.. Upsher, on Friday last, substitute pre-
vailed by 112 to Ss, declaring it inerpedient.
Thus it is determined, that for the present,
the ancient city of Williamsburg, shall not be
deprived of its only remaining hope.
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ticles, were swept of and carried in va
rious directions, and many vessels in
jured. The extent Of the damage cue
tanned cannot yet be ascertained. The
tide has not been so high for manv
years." New- York Gazette
Charleston, Jan. sl:-We learn by the
arrival of the schr. Java, from St. An.
gustine, that fire took place in that
city on Saturday, 22d inst. which con.
stunned the Custom-House, and FIVE y
six other houses 20 the northward off,
The books of the Custom-House wers
saved! The fire commenced about 9 O..
clock on Saturday night, and continued
burning until O'Clock next morning
Courier.
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General LA FAYETTE has returned t.
this city from his visit to the Seat o
Government Of Pennsylvania, where hi
was most cordially and respectfully re
ceived by the People, the Legislature
and the Executive. Nat. Intel.
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In pnrs ntuce Of the nlfrc decrer. tie IN.
dcrsiGued, marshal al lie snid Court, will on
ilnrSday The ilth day Of August ue,t Gffair
i not In roAt lnir day thereafter sundays rx-
ceflcd,1 procerito ell l. why ct public puc.
ten, 10 The highest liddtf. on lho rIemistr,
Tor cosll. The tfnct II Hand IN tie above de.
cree referred 10, lYinr aud being Ia The conn
" ot Amherst, containing bs snryef 8uphfres.
heing the trnrt Of lnnd purchased of Ronl,G
%l(eohrr, md upon Which Ilobhrd Harrison
now rre'dcs, aud udipiuing the lands Of Prog
scr Powell, tun,cs Petit md others.
e.. NoODSON, nj. L. u E. E.
June q, is25. ids12
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poSTSCRTPT.

W. are fnrn,shrd with 20 additional for
tign t~aiei'gsnst By ias, nigh $ mail.
There Is, however, an article OF domestic
interest which seems 10 call for remnk-the
extraordinary message which has been
sem 10 The extra Hstating of The L,slslaiut,
al Georgla, convened for the oSteaSible
purpose of taking such measures as tn.
late Treaty between the 4. :. govern.
mrnt aud the Creek Indians might cah Tor
bot which Gusern"r lroap has converted
i1to "a aeeAslen 10 exptess towards the
general government the most malignant &
"ntl-pattiotic feelings.-We regret that we
cannot present this message 10 our readers
IN ertenso I" day. w shall give it in our
next aud we IN the mean time Join with
the Richmond Wing, I've are astonishrd
at the silence OF the %lsnquircr) in declaring
thaiit ought TO meet with the Reproduction
aud Indignation ofe,try man in The Uni
Oh.
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AN ORDNANCE

Concerning DSays, tptiS and Hoggons.
norltn9 nPoH hot IN The tonu Q"Lgath.
boyg, md Gor other PafPoges.
lrAsslD rHE 80 JrtE 1921
See. !. BE II ordained by lie Common
Council q LyVchbwg an Common Inn as-
sfmbifd, lI}at hclcbit'rits hall not belnn fat
FOR any person not residing uthiu This
town, 10 work any dray, cart, or Wagon,
within the Nuts nf the corporation, i'm
Transporting upon hirr, any article fom
one plarc IL the town, to another in the
colporatiun, ~ from one place in The cor
r|oraliun 10 another IN the town, until such
person shnll have paid 10 the treasurer Of
His corporation, such tnx as shall be- i'm
posed by the board, uion dfnys, carts and
Wagons, regularly registered by the com
mlsslontrs ri ihe revenue, nur until Il. shall
have ploduc, d 10 the clrik OF thi. board
llt receipt of tlr TREASURER for tfr tum..
aud cause such dfaJ, cart, ~ wbggon, 10
be- duly registered 10y the ci,rk, for which
service III" sum bi twenty -ftr cents shall
BIZ paid In thu cl'rk, by the person register
ing such draY, cart, ~ Wagon; upon pain
nj foif'llin2 for every such o%firnct. HE fol-
loving, that IL 20 say, for every cart tie
sum of So, and for every draJ or Wagon,
til sun ct S20 ! TO be- r. cu,ered by war
raet, before any justice Of the peace hAt-
lng jurisdiction of the case.
SEC. 2. be II oIduined by authority oftbe
sno,r, ph't II shall be- The duiy of the ma
lrt Of police al tins cutpuration, from tine
10 time, 10 examine into every ,lnlatlun C
this ordinance. and 10 cause Ir6st cutie 9
It. be ,mmediat,l J ilsfitetrd against e,,ly
person who shall slulatr the SANE.
See. 3. BE II FURTHER ordoined by tie dl-
h0rity II The same, That hereafter every
onn'rofa cart withm this town, who may
keep. aud intend the same for individual
purposes only, shall pay tax theron OF
srtcuty Eve cents, and ii shall be- the duty
oftlIr sergeant of this corporation, 10 pro-
coed II collect the same rs other taxfs,
having reference in that collection to the
Commissioorr's books.
See. 4. he Al further ordained by autto-
riiy ojthe same, That all prosecutions nm
DIR the first section oflhis ordinance, shall
be- IN the naHt Ofthp treasurer, and all ~
naliirs recovered IN pursuance thcreof shah
be- paid into the treasury, for the USE OF the
corporation.
SEC. ,. lind be Il G1ritct ordaiued By the
authority ofHe same, That this ordinance
shall commence and liz Ia force from aud
after the passage thereof.
JOHN THURMON, p. CHI
Trste-D. ROBES, tlrrk.
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Mn, slAal's Sale.

NIRGINlA- Al D superior coutt of
clihuesfy h6lasn NJ the town II lynch.
burr, tie 9TH bhy q Notsmbtr, lb24
''nrtand II hl'tft civ. surviving psItner Of
YIN @G n huehell, plaintiff
Aenin#t
Richard nnfriaon, Georgo S U~ollowar and
Sa uurl hutl1ni. Defendants
This tnuse runne on tbs dnY 10 be heard. on
the hi, nusafi ~ The defendant Richard liar.
rtaun, exhibits and examinations utN iluessrp,
tie deefrtai oder cule1td NJ rules IA ilr
mouth II Ma5 one thauand rigt1 hnttdrod
and twebty tlIIrt, nhluhnrpenfs 10 Inv. bern
duly served npnH the defendant Samuel CIR.
land, ND ufon The fcJ ai1 OF Commissioner
benoflfl nude IN lnthuhnfc Of the orltf II
tie twenty ninth my u ootol in he l.,
yehf, ~ Which thelr Wns no rAotili,u. and
aas NJ s8rd by CoGnsel On cp1sideintion
y hereof The .outt do'i adI9ef'. order aid
deere. nplesa the d.lrn1nnt RiulH1h Hairi.
snn slall within So menlhs lrom the dfts
hnn,ui ny nniu tlr plainni ths eum IT INe
tbousguu5 nue b~uu5Ird AMI sixteen dollars III.
" seven trats with interest tHrieun ftooi III.
thlItlezh dr} 81 Nar,h, one ttou,and eiPh,
handted aud twenty Ill paii, together ith
TN Gusts csl'hIsa ny the plaintilin The mo.
setutfen ol thu suif. thHt the : ia defendant
aud Nts hrlrH nut NJ frfauns clait ing undrs
hfn he rom turuectotfh barfed Md forrrlo.
Ard "i all equity ~ tight To - deem tie TINT
81 I'uo VIII lis hItuito1taltes fbtHtiputd in
tn dre1, cA,culed ly lie ,aid d,tondaal 20
sR0uel 6otleud aud Upton u. Harrison borr.
ny dat tue tlirl eth das oi Nuci, ore tbau.
seed eialt hundred q twenty. n cory uhtie.
OTIS exhibited sill ibc plaintiffs tll aud
~ fa = drlnnll 'haiI le made II II = pHN mtnt
oi the taid priueiprl money. Interest and
cost NJ The time aforesaid. thu the RlarsiaI
Of ihta cont, do procred upon the prebiscs
To sen the said hind viii iis eppurtenanees {
pnlIlr nnctiun fpt cnsh. nficr advertising ille
lime and place Of sale for Two nontis In
som" newspaper irintcdlH tletaUn Of Lynch.
burr, mud nj tir hont door uftie courthouse
OF the county of Amherst, on some eouut dny,
md out OF the proceeds Of the sRi1 fnlr, after
s%utiFi5 ing tie costs mud charges thrfenl. Hat
he pny 10 the plaintiff the rrinciI al money,
interest md costs aforesaid and the surplus Of
the proceeds oithe said shle, II any, pay 10
the aud lt,elprd Harrison or biz ard. r, md
rel"'f his Proceedings 10 the cont IN order
To a final decree.
copy I'csfe
y ROBES, u c.
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WOOL CARDENG G.
By u double Cytinder Ndchine. 7c'th
ne1o and complete sci Of HAttte-
m0re's Cards.

m0re'S Cards.
HsIIE Subscribers respectfully INFORM the
L public that their CardIog Machine Is no"
in roinpletr order tor The reception OF WOOL,
which will he received at their store, oppo-
site the yirsinian office, or At the machine, AZ
col Lynch's mill, half a mile from Lynchburg,
and cardrI in the hest manner, and Delivered
n, ,he same places, at tile shortest notice 49,
per-ons residing at a distance would 40 wei
tn forward heir wool to this machine ~ theIr
wagons bringing IN produce,
This machine VAS haiit expressly Tor the
snbseribrrs by the most celebrated builders Oh
III. United Stascs and, having doahlc cylIn
drr.. il makes rolls much snpe1orto nose car
d.d nv a single cylinlrr machine. All wool,
Lefore il i, bronght 10 mis- machine, must be
cIe,nsed from ali sticks, burrs and other hard
substances. calculated 10 iuinre the teeth OF
rho cards. and accompanied with one pound
of clean lard to every ten pounds OF wool
also. with A safhciency OF cotton or lnen
oho,ts IN contain The rolls. They will card
a, their usual price, for which cash VIII be
required when the rolls are taken AMY ma
wing empluved a man from the North, who Is
we'll experienced in the above bn- infS'' ~ su
nerintend the machine, the proprtriots Halter
themselves that they will he enabled 10 caro-
wool ia a manner superior TO any ey'' eafdcd
in this country. They therefore so'lcH the
custom of the public in general.
The subscribers having received a large sup
( nly of rerg superior H00i, they WA Rt'p con
s~tap,ly on hand, and for sale, AOol. hnd
wool ROLLS, which sill be solt l9w t''
cash iioLhi.7
Iuae2 1'"'a'
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Notice.

T again forwarn all and every person,
4 from trading for or taking an assignment
of a bond ezecnird 10y nae 10 William Gun
son, dated the lOli day Of September, lso5,
tor Jne hundred nd fifty ponnds-asi have =
receipt IN my possession TO tie full amount oi
aid Gord-Ilere IS a credit endorsed on the
1ond for twenty three pounds, The 2lst day OF
October. 1905. DANIEL EDJERAEII.
JuneO. lS25. w4"E
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III T. 6

LoHfry and EJchoagc-tgics, la Mnrt et-st'
BALTIMORE.
Where in thr bate stNte Lotteries, were sold
the Great Capitals OF 100000 dollars-1u,o0o
Ioiiars-tuo Of 10000 dollnrs-thiee 0f L..
900 dollar, besides no less tlan Twelve caf.
itals OF 6,0uo dollars, &c, and Vbtys morccoP-
,iai prjlts haoc bteu odiain,d Man Al any oiher
QBIec M .1mclieo.
a. Orders ilom my part Of the United
states ~ lelitori'y enclosing the cash or prt-
zcs ii any OF The Lrtlcr,es, Oiosl paid) Will
meet Our accustomed prompt attention.
.3dd,lsS ~
j.. /. GOBLIN. Jr.-Baihmors.
Bniim0re, June ~, 1896. tlJl2
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conrNs olflCE -HoI1m9r. !

ConENs oiFiCE baltimore
June -, lsHa
a1'rhe fnprored Mod Of droWtug having
been universally mud 50 decidedIy approve
by the public, ns c,inccd lay The uulfecrden
ted sales IN tie Sinir LOTTERY, Tire CoMuIssi-
osfps appointed ny thc GoytptoU end CoHs-
cn have agoin adopted Tia s'pe plan IN the
following scheme, which aeha,e tue plea
sufs noW Ia present ~ -.
aRNKD
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70 planteYS.

EFHE subsctiber continues 10 sell tubac-
co on eommission, aad promises strict
attention to the interests of those who may
confde tier crops 10 his care lie will also
attend 10 Bark bu,iness for his country
riends. ARCLlD HATCHER.
February 81. @i.,. II
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COM.

~
cro,, .,,,,a,t -, IL. ,rn
:. 49, nv '''' - III
i'Nt'} 10 oe acquitted ny the Court Martial
which WAS recently selected In ,dl,dg,
..l r. =, .
wv" ~ ''s'' i"' "Pi'''oh III tue court
Is not yet known bnt the Commodore has
nnhbsb.d, n,mnbI. .o,,,i,;, L..
.,
lNhlch u Stems the court refused IN hear,
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4uantico Conal Lottery Of ia.
SEVENTH CLASS.
70 Be DR.1HN THE
IN day oiNOyembef, 1925
Mud completed in a few minutes.
a. .NcLN'TYRE, Manager.
S2O,0No highest pyiZe.
Sl6l,Gso

This is a Lottery formed by tho 'crunry
combination and perturbation Of 81 uumheIs.
/ o determine the prizes therein, tlr 81 num
hers Mil be sevtfa!ly placed ~ aWhcelbn he
lay Of drawing, mud five oftbem vii be dIHuu
out and that ticket having on II the 1t, %
aud Sd drawn Nos. in tie order "a Whrch
drawn, VII be entitled 10 the prize Of 2u,nOo
dollars and those five other ticket, which
HAIL have on them ihe epme Mo-. in tie inl
urders, shall BE- entitled 10 the prize.
affixed 10 them, respectively, ~
The 1t. 81 and ID 10 $4,000
-, Isl and 81 10 5,eoO
ID, ID and Isl 10 5000
Sd, Isl aul 2dto 2.a56
81, 2d and Ist to 1886
Those II other tickets " inch sfni, have on
them thrre OF The drawn Nos. and thusr three
the ID 4il. and Sill, Or the Ard, 4th. snd, oh,
in some one % their several rltrs Of com
binstion or Formulation, viii each be entitled
To II prize Of 81 ,oon.
Those l. other tickets which ,hall have on
them 3 Of ne drawn numbers, a. those three
the 2d, 81 ard 9TH, or tie %, 81 aud 9th, in
some one of their several orders OF cnmiiua.
ton or perturbation, will eaGh be entitled -
n prize al a5Go.
Those 81 other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn unmhels On them, shail
each be entitled 10 - prize Of 500.
Those los tickets which shall hayn two Of
the drawn numbers on them, and those t~ .
the % aud oh in either order, will each Ia
entitled to go.
Those los tickets which shall lrave two Of
the drawn Numbers on them will each lc en-.
iiiirdto go.
All Others, being I341, having two Of tfe
drawn numbers on them, viii eauh be emit.
lied 10 $l2,
Aud o1l lllose l,94o tickets having iut ore
Of the drawn numbers oa them, will each be
entitled 20 26.
No tickets which have drawn a .,rize On
superior denomination. can be entitled TO -
inferior re.
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~
DRAINING.

ys,erday afternoon, the 9th Class OF
onnticn Canal Lottery MAS drawn IN
=. phcc, nhen the following numbers
III, in the order mrnt inntd
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MARRlED-on Tuesday evening, last,
by the Rev. james Boyd, Nh. RICHARD
{. FORTUNE 10 Miss MARY NJ. danBll-
ter of Capt. Geo. Vaughan, all Il Nelaon.
- on Wednesday Evening following
by The Rev. James Boyd, MIR. DAVID [.
THOMAS, of Bucklnsh IN, To Miss Cl-
KENA BYRON, daughter Of MIR. Elisha
Peters, UiNeisun.
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il absolutely necessary to constitute
7 r.,tsf.)i is the name OF tie. HeRder of the
4 = Iea'' ST. .
: 20. The consideration of the cammuniiy
, not only involves in its determination
.eenni.ry interests, but the personal lab
gale citizen.
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X may he seeh from the above certificate
whit numbers were This day drnWn from the
wheel OF the Qaantio6 Cnual Lottery 9th
Cl"ss.-persons holding pr ~ tickets az r.
qursled 10 prescott them for payment or re
newai, in the III, class Of the Quautjco faual
Lottery. Cnpital prize R2u,o0o. Cash aid at
sight tor all prizes sold at my Office
ADRIAN Il NORTH
Lynehbnrg 9Th June, 1895.
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DIED-ln Paris, +. PELTlER, well
known as a political winter and Editor, d.
voted to the cause Of Je Bourhons. in adj.
versity az we'll as in prosperity. He edited
II French paper, published IN London, ma
ny years win pre-emincnt talent and oniu-
ence. He tmigralcd IN 1872, aud return
ed TO France 10 1911.
IL Salisbury, EnS, Mr.. j BLANCn-
ARD. hair-dresser. His death was ocrd-
stoned by a cancer on his tongue, caused b!
often playing on a brass J"wslparp.
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Notice

Subscribers 10 Lura, Atlns hre requested
10 call a. the NasuS g,ou Hotel, aud take
them hwoy.
ROB MORuSS.
I,ue o 1eo5 Wv ~
nKS. JANES PONELL & SAML.
~ J.. TALfhFEhtO. haviag connected
themselves IN the practice Of medicalc. vii
attend 10 the duties OF their profession, nj aud
in the neighbourAood Oh Amherst Court
House.
june Q, 1925. 4t42
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

-, in Worcester, Mass. Rev. RU-
FUS A PUTIN M, Of Fltchburg, to Miss
FRANCES II. PORTER, of Worcester.
The Editor acknowledges, with great graz
utnde, the receipt of IA splendid slice of
Wedding Cake as his fee lar the insertion
Of this notice. lie would add his earnest
wishes, the best ;hat eau be expressed, that
tins connrxion may b. as happy aud plos-
porous, AS the noble specimen OF til" mar-
ridgc furuisit d INN, as rich and excellent.
.Vdt. .EgiS.
This good old custom of presenting to
the printer a slice of wcddln5 CAKE, as IA
bonus for the insertion OF the marriage mo-
tee, 10, we are grieyrd 10 say fast declining
in / II part Of Ia. country, Ala! these
presents now are Like augeIe' visits, te" 4
far between" l.NticbnHort Herald.
-, in Canterbury, \. II. BENJA-
MIN DOE, Esq. author of sundry astro-
'nomical works, &c. To Miss NANCh
MOORE.
PenuS grew dim bright Mars yourffes forego!
Since Nancy is 10 -N0ore but turned 10 Doc
Randolph desi-t aud cease vonr dark grinaccs
At this new eliUrl To .ucrcnse Doe faces
Ports JOlrnai