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OHIO .NGENGY.

rTyE Subscriber having obtained business enough f. 40
J. his engaging Agent in Land matters IN Ohio a. -
ternjned to that aud will settle in (l;i;e IL
lie viii undertake 10 sell land conmi,sion Or Ia
The title and possession Of Land sold m taxes either b. 80
comPromseor viii persons residing on t lnj
without The consent Of the ownosill settle thereon new len
lnb,pay taxes, 81. &c.
The subsorbe having heretofore attended the eou Of Poe
htau Cumberland and Gouehland, ( native scunty V t0b
10 refer BIS character 20 his general acquaintance in those
countless but believes particular reference might become ne
ees'ay lie therefore refers person wishing connuu
cate with lin bushes % Messrs. San, Branch and Geo
NJ Payne, Of Buckingham WIN. Randolph aud Francis u
Desne, j.. Of Cumberland VIM S. Archer snd Fnanc.
Eggeston, Of Amelia Alfred Eggc.on and Join r. Cooke
aud WIN. Pope, Of Powhatanj 70 Vim. Boiling and VIM
Gray, Of Goochaud and 10 John Guo'tanl aud James T.
Heath, Of Rchrnund.
Leet. directed Coombi Fusanna, past phil will be
strictly suenicdto. ROBERT WARE.
s. All cain against are requested to be made kno,Vn
do not wh leave Virginia and leave any thing prse
led no WAR
Oct.4. sa-wa
rhe LynebbHg VII ginen will please publish the above
times and send their acoountto thi' oae,
In Henrico County Court, Oct. 3D., 1925
nRDkRED, that notice he gwen by advertisement IN the
~ Rchn md Enquirer the County Court Of enrico will
holding the Cout for the said County, in he New
Courthouse, erected upon The ground which ne ord Court
house formerly stood, at ihe November ,aid
Copy. Tede.
LOTION n ELLETT, c. II. Q.
Oct g. fl--st
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MOTLCE.

ryyUE Newken Academy will its second term
the hud October next aud Is particularly requested
al who intend joining the Institution, should do as early
IN the session a, possible. F.J.JUDSCN.
urtol.r 4
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Jcert(y that sowed, the last autumn, land, two
barrels white Flint Wheai from Cayusa county, from which
hundred aud sixty aud hundred
aud eighty bushels Tie Wheat is OF the finest quality, aud
fuy opniou that the produce double the amount 10
have been produced, from the ground
with any Other kind cf Wheat. a SPENCER.
Late Chtf Justice Of the Slate Of Ne" YOiA.
ALBANY. August o. 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

Among the gentlemen named as candidates for
the vacancy OF Senator in Congress from Virginia,
occasioned by the resignation of Mr.. Barbour, are
The present Governor OF Virginia, Mr.. peasants,
whose term of service shortly expires; MIR Mel
son, late Minister to Spain; Mr.. Floyd, represen-
taiive oil the 18th Congress; and Mr.. Tyler and Mr.
Tucker, formerly representatives in Congress.
IL ever the interests of the South required wise
counseis in the National Legislature, it is this
crisis not the silly and passionate counsels of in
teresied partizans and ofce-hunters, where decla-
nation and invectiye postpone the calmaess of de-
liberation, and may precipitate the very measures
which the soundest policy of The South ought, by
all means, 10 avert, The Parthian shot from Mr.
King Will not be forgotten; and must be inet by a
combination OF knowledge and sagacity, and inca
sures adopted 10 keep sacred f.om the assaults OF
the North, the Slave properly Of The South. In
parting with Mr. Barbour, Virginia lost intrepid
and eloquent advocate of those important rights.
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p
ENi. frnciPaoi this Seminary takes occasion 10 ,r,;.
Ia. patton and the public, that the next session vii; en-
NE nfsi DAY OF November Its his interon 40
!? exceed MS pre.n number OF pupils but as fcs v,ca
&c "' oerni az the close OF the present session tI
sn 10 favor MN with their patronage, are rr,p.ot,u re-
m early as possible to their intention
lP~a's suihcieny extensive for full cou,se of cb.r,
nn' ~ tfaiing the important rripcinI -
Niai f"sqhJ attached the ary-E,pr,;,n
tiIued - 'e'@i's WI ne cuH--
experienced teacher of music and the other ornamental
~ rmPioyed and 40 pains expense will he snareI
~ 10 'hS young ladies fat iiv improy e,.t
uio. IN ,iT higher branches OF Edncaton inc udrr Ia,
For tho.e ,,5,c aai :, y, w" = l,sr session. Si5
'"i; peos'aPh!, arithmetic and English Grammar, 10
For c..on. -, r. ~ 80, > nc oi"h'ep,
For Ir,,Sn. and t'e ; ,no separate ehargcof 90
Fo pau,;nSs ~, v H. =, s,;,, ~ No. 90
the charge will he increased to s"es' :.
1-T Tuition pay able in advance.
s,,n,,.. ~. JOSEPH ESTABRooK
wv
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10000 tickets. Mot one Blank to a Prize.
To he draw onthe
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM.
secured h Letters Patent under the seal Of United Sts
me hoid' II Iwo Tickets Tg0 Shares, be cefai,
81 o6ia''"g"i least one Prize, and may dSo1O THREE
Tue popularity Of this Scheme inrivaed-and in eonscl
quence oi its Brlancy ard mode Of drawing has cau.eJ
e"htnusnee OF es The unprecedented Every Prize
THEY ARE DRAWN.
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 %
r HGl1es, 2 so Eighths, 90
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Total, 42,5H btis. i,J7i BALI brls.
EDMUND WALLS, Inspeeto

MARIE lion Thur.day Evening last by the Rec Php
Courfasy, M. JOSIAH MELYIS, 20 Miss ELEANOR NJ
COXEN, both Of this City.
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FRUIT AND OR.n:qAlENYaL TREES
WHITE FLINT, SEED U,HE.aT


MUCH noleed lay several Agricultural PaPers re-
1fk sanec TO The Fly, its hountif Welding aud
qualities Tor the manufacturer; the history and
winch particularly given by the annexed certificate which
merits from lis resPee'abin the notice Of every practical
Seed may be had at The store Of
JOSHUA J. FRY, Richmond, Va.
October t.
Thsi' Certify That the subscribers. Of the town OF
Scipo IN the county of Caye aud state OF New have
raised the WHITE FLINT WHEAT, with great success,
ioi the last two three years aud have growing Ly
side OF different kinds of wheat and 1t has with few piiU
exceeded any others ird end frequently b4 the
same field IL is white char Bad Wheat, with fair white
hery stands the remarkably WE'LL aud sp cad.
hleken' up il The months of April aud May tnn ln,
other kind of wheat which have Ii has small straw
thicker than other kinds OF heat, which the Fly,
has not yet becD found although they have, the
made great 'avages other kinds growing in The same fields
john Daniels, BEN. LOyelanj,
Wheedon CLARK, Benz uIney,
VIM DanieIs, Elias Manchester,
James Word Charles Sales,
Nathan Katpsay, Elcn. Wnuc,
John c. Prell, Timothy Finch,
Jared Beardsley, Joshua Bailey,
David Finch, WIN. Bennel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

On the 18th inst. the Court had obtained eight
Jurors for the trial of Isaac b. Desha the prisoner
was determined not to claim his privilege of chal-
ienge so as TO prevent a trial.
An unusual degree of sickness is said to prevail
in many of the towns of Mass The mortality in
Lynn, particularly from dysentery has been consi-
derabe.
The Fall Races commence this day over the
Union course on Long Island. Several Southern
horses are on the ground-among them, Henry,
the famous competitor of the celebrated Eclipse;
besides Flirtilla, Lafayette, &c Fine sport is ex-
pected by the amateurs.
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COHEMSS

Lottery & Exchange Office, ia. .Market-sfyeet.
BALTIMORE;
where 9lthe brtat Capitals sold IN the G aud STATE
Lottery which drawn thC 9th Juiy viz The 40 ooo
poil"'he 10000 Doar' the 5000 Dollars. (hr latter IL
'e and where ~ the late State aud Other Lotteries wee
OF 10000 Doilar6 Of 10000 Doarsi2 10000 Dollar
~ OF 10000 Drats-3 IT 1000 Dolnf SC g. fnH MIR
MORE C4PiTAL PRIZES H9TE BEEN som
IHAh At dNf OTHER OFFICE IN AMERICA.
- Orders JoIn oy Paf IF he United States saLey BIZ
mail (Post Pqd orby privaie Consequence eci0si re e$
or Prfe tickets il any IF te lotteries trV meet he sane
tiOn. Addic.st to ~ iSf''"'
J l. COHEN, Jr.& BROTHERS Rnhisoore
IL COnfNS GGzcffc and Louerg RsaisferD which
will be Pnhised immediately after the drawing viii contain
hc complete Lit Of Prizes, and will be forwarded yofs n
III who purrhn-e their tickets COHEN OFFIt,E srd
who signiiy their wish 70 feceiye the sane.
Baltimore, Sept. 10, 1875 ss-1oof
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SAMUEL IT. UIEL Is,
IVAKE motto, fhGtI shaH gfy 10 he Gsaeral d.
4 ssnbyel the Commensurate II Yicgnia 70 DC diporesx
s,sa uov CI73IERTNE nI WELLS
- ~ T1. n --se-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

This may certify, that acquainted With Of the
boye subscribers and know them he practical Farmers and
OF truth and vet acity. JONATHAN RICHMOND.
Livonia, June "a, 1924.
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acquainted with !. Richmopd the sgner Of Tho above
certificate who gentleman OF se most respectable eatac-
and any representation 81 his is entle 10 etirc confidence
Albany, JuIy ., 1925. De WITT CLINTON.
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n OrlCE-The Lottery and ESehahge bnness heretofore
conducted IN Ballimore under The hrn OF 81 CoIsa IT.
~ Richmond aud Norfolk under he GJm ofP & 1f j. Co.
hen--and IN Philadelphia by Ji CoheH J y Broihers. WA
for the future be conducted each place firm Of
}. T. COHEN, jr 4 BROTHERS.
Baltimore. Sent. g. 1875. s7-1gp,c
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The Philadelphia Gazette declares itself author
lied 10 contradict the report, that Com Porter has
been offered the post of Commander in Chief of the
Naval forces oil the Republic Of Colombia upon
what authority the contradiction is put forth, we
are not informed: but il is stated in the Baltimore
Fed. Gazette, that there officers dlreadv in the
service Of The Republic, who deserves the highest
honOrs that can be conferred upon them.--We
suspect, that Com. p. will meet with less jealousy,
less faction, more real congeniality of habits and
opinions, in his own country, than any where else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

We give Mr. Noah's Speech on the foundation
OF Ararat.-It is an interesting production; indie
pendently oil the main object, which il is deatined
TO eniorcce. The n. York papers say, that be pur-
chased 1000 acres on Grand Island--and the New
York Commercial Advertiser affirms, IS that the
Jews ofthis City IN. ~ disclsim the enterprise"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

Virginia is not the only state in which the state
Constitution is under revision. Pennsylvania is
in the same predicament. Many alterations are
there proposed as, curtaiing the power
of the Legislature over acts of incorporation
prohibiting the granting of lotteries devisng a
more simple system for the administration of JUS
tice; diminishing the power Of the Governor, espe-
cially the uncontrolled power of appointing iusli-
ces of the peace.-In some places, IS in Piitsbure
1t is proposed to dispense with the Legislature alto
gether, and to form Convention, to propose a
new Constitution, to be submitted to the people
the approval by 3-5ibs OF the electors to be held
sufficient for its ratification.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

sSuch are the men upon whose reports you will be
called on to decide to Georgian affairs. Messrs
Andrews Gaines will present affidavits and Ger
uhcstes by the thousand, taken in the indian nation
from men who VIGOROUSLY the creatures and
agents of Crowell. Such his brothers, Trplett
Hamby, the Interpreter, and the missionaries Smith
and Compere. Hamblyis man not to be trusted; ;
Smith is under dealings for his conduct by the mis-
sionary committee of Georgia; Compere will be
called to account, as know some of those in this
state who sent him there, are highly displessed with
his prevarcation.
81 will say nothing about the evidence of men
who belong to Troups and Crawford's party in
Georgia. But the testimony of two men ought to
attract notice, and be believed These are Camp
bell and Williamson--they ar both brothers-in-law
of Clark, and were warmly attached to his interests,
and for aught that know, yet are. Their evidence
will shew the misconduct of CroweIl, Andrews and
Gaines beyond the possibility of doubt.
4" You will have seen that the Governor has
suspended intercourse with Gaines on account of
his insoence and insults. There was no other
course for him 70 pursue consistently with The Dig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-27
ALEXANDRIA EMALE
30 Az DING SCRn0T.

MARGAtEf JUDO intends opening, in Alexandria D. c.
Ia IN desirable part Of the town. Boarding School for
tHae m which will be taught paH sewing. pellDe read
ing writing grammar, geography the Of the globes ar
metc algebra aud The elementary principles Of chemistry
tmal philosophy and astronomy The girls will have the piiv-
icse OF attending the lectures delivered by g. Iaowe aud
fquhar on natural philosophy aud chemistry, illustrated bv
experiments wnh suitable apparatus Price for boarding
iodgns Washing aud tuition, so dollars per quarcrpayabe
~ advance vacation Of week will be allowed about
the t Of be tenth month Of the present year. two
weeks about the hri Of the eighth month each year after
wards. Scholars from distance IL be desired will remain
IN the family duiing the vacation.
In the various duties Of o institution, Margaret Judge will
haVr Tie assistance OF well qualified teacher The school will
oe opened the first OF next month Applications may be made
TO Margaret Judge WIN. Stabler.
n. b. few day Scholars will be received.
Alexandra. 9th I5 2-tsGyv
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Dismal S,Oomn Sfock Ear s.,

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of the District
Of oumba for the county Of Alexandria at the las, tern,
Of the said court in the amc able Of ChaDoery Of Wash
Inglon aud others egaees, eonpanvnts against Bubrod
Washington and Laurence Lewis acting Of General
George Warrington, dec. defndanisI shall as commissioner
under the said decree, proceed sell 5h doy June
ensuing, public auction, for cash. the Commercial Read
ins room IN Alexandra. one share Of Stock 10 the Dismal
Swamp Land Company, The property Of the estate of the a
General Gcorge Washington The dividend, paid upon this
share for some years past have heen very considerable
10 the report, with the Master Commissioner
Moore fled IN the aforesaid case Sale 10 commence al -
o'clock. EOBLET HERBEuT con,,,;1 t;o,,,.
Alevandria. Nav IT, S-tTet5
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.MOTINE

WE subscriber offers for sale very valuable Estate bs-eo
a he resides, containing between 1000 ard 100 arrc 10;
~ the upper end Of Meeklenburg county and r,,nnn b
res ihan one mile Of Staunton rverabot 400 acres i
T' an OF winch has been good tobacco land and vcrv
small part but what still retains mostly original soil and ,
ne Jgy rated amongst the best upland the country
h "nea iand ana have no reason to doubt hut as GOOD
Tor cotton any in this section Of country and am r
'rng ana planting abou, 1Oaere in that crop The SITUATION
comnodIous Those who wish 10 ehse land irite To-
'hisIyey rarely they will meet with such an opponuny
o'lesDe part Of the iprebae money would b required
.rW'e he agreedon and deed Of the land to se
'ust ane PaymtAt' WIN. BOYD.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber residing in the county al
6oocband, the t2h Instant negro named Aaron
hi wife Judy, and hcr Lewis Aaron about
years Of age, feet in6hes high has down look Sr
ohe tobacco rrousey, and for several years has been an
Ployed as waterman on James River.
Judy Is about years Of age II low statue and
when he absconded was flr advanced in pregnancy.
Lewis about six years old as defect one Of NJ. ewes
From The situation " the scarcely possible ssh,
could have travelled foot, therefore PRESUMED they have
been conveyed away IN a boat or wagon
The above reward will be paid for The apprehension and
hnemen IN any Jail and II delivered 10 The subscriber all ea
sonablc charges viii be paid in addition.
JOHN G.. CROUCH
gyThe Lynehbre r,iaan and Saunioa Republican will
publish The above ouf ne and send their to The
uffce. "
NAV q. tn
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EFFIGY RuRNING-
PittsbNre. Pe1ln.l

I7tItSONTS, I Fe7l1.) Nay II.
On Wednesday morning last, the second trial
OF the persons accused OF having been concerned in
burning the efiisy of HeDry Clay, came on in the
Mayo's Court OF this city. number of witness
rs were examined on part OF ihe Commonwealth
The case excited formerly much interest; and
the zea and eloquenee Of the counsel on both sides
were much appIauded. The trial lasted until
Thursday evening, when the jury retired to their
room. Yesterday afternoon The jury came into
court and declared their inability agree upon a
verdict Two or three of the members of the jury
complained oil indispositon, and one of them actu-
ally tainted in court. This induced the court 10
discharge them without giving verdict. Thus
has terminated a second attempt to procure deci-
sion of this affair We understand that large
majority of the jury for convicting the delen-
dants. Statesman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-27

This seems to be the season in the city of New
York for the meeting of their Societies. The prin-
cipa OF these is the American Bible Society,
which held It's ninth anniversary on the 18th inst.
The Governor ofthe State presided, supported by
Mr.. Justice Thompson and Col. Varick The
meeting was uncommonly full, particularly in the
ministers of the Gospel. The Annual Report is
very long-It states the whole mount of the Re
ceiPts during tie last year Exclusive of voluntary
contributors for the building OF the Society S
House) at S46,50l, and the payments from the
treasury for the same period at ~ 500. They sc-
knowledge the receipt OF legacy at $4,000 from
the late Mr.. Benschoten; also tie donation of Mr.
Marshman's translation Of a bible into Chinese
and p volumes from distinguished Roman Ca
tholic EcCesastic IN the island of Cuba.
Tie Society have printed during the last year
%, $50 English bibles; $4,000 testaments; 1000
Spanish tesiamenis; and have purchased 500 Ger
man testanents---in all, As, $50, and making in all,
since the institution of the Society ITSELF a grand
total Of 15I ,0O2 bibles and testamcnts and parts
Of the latter printed in New York, and at the So
cietys branch in Kentucky, or otherwise obtained
for distribution. They have also made considera-
bic progress in the completion of the stereotype
plates for pocket bible. There have been issued
from the Depository during the last year 30094 BIZ
bles; 35, i06 testaments, and 65l copies OF the e.
pslle of John in the Mohawk and in the Delewarc
language grand Total since the establish
ment Of the Society, of 1898 The number Of
bibles and testaments issued gratuif0Usly during
the OH year, was in al o ,623yalued at $l0,4f7
Al. The stereotype plates Of the Spanish bible
have been completed; and an edition Of 1000 CO.
pies printed of and put in train for circulation.
This report also touches on the state Of other
Institutions That Of the parent stock, viz. the
British and Foreign Bible Society, is represented
as very vigorous and fiourshins: lC0mPaey
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.Not:ce Id DeaIers 81 D., G;nnda a

voice 70 Dealers an DRY Goods.
INTENDING close my business in the fall shall th d,,
I The Sih d MAJ, commence selling my Stock of
0RY GOODS
al prices below what the ietoore been offered
ats consiis ~ part, of the following articles
IRISH linens, lawns and diapers
Russia sheeiiRg duck and dow las
Osnaiurls, ticklenburEs and buriaps
Sail cloth, sackisg AMI hempen rolls
Common width and III calico and cambria prints
ID and Cd cambria and oamhric mrlins
Leho, 'Pderue aud transparent muas, low as Cd
per yard
Swiss null India aud book figured and plain 1ausns
Striped Nankeens
Washingio and Wilmington stripes
Dorchester and common bed ticking
Handsome striped SILK o cnDe fur reuemen' pataloons
Black and drab Denmark saiecn
ia aud Cd dark and light colourel ginghams
Brown holland and birds eye diaper
q, 2 and Sd table dama.k
30 bales bleaehed and brown domestic shngs sheetngs
very fine
and ~ cooured domestics for servants
Ladies' silk and cotton hose
Gentlelen's six and cotton half bose
Gauze, satin and worke muslin hhdkfs
Thread edgng aud lace cotton do han ison1e patterns
Cologne water, first quality, and cheap ~ the box
OnePs spool cotton at s.. Cd. pc dozen
With great variety Of othof clcs, all which shall
bier At such price, make ojec who want
uch goods 10 travel lite Of th, purei.c them
May 10. WV
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LURAY, May i, 1925.

National Tract Society-The first general
meeting OF this association held on Wednes-
day in the Assembly Room in the city Hotel. At
10 O clock, the members took their seats, and the
exercises commenced with an impressive prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. M'Clay, of this city. s. V. S
Wilson Esqr of Bolton, Massachusetts, presided,
and Mr. MClay appointed Secretary, pro tenn
pore. The President stated the object Of the
meeting 10 be, to take into consideration, and if
deemed advisable, to approve ofthe organization of
this institution. at the previous meetings of its
members. His explanation was accompanied with
some pertinent remarks, in favor of great national
establishment of this kind, resembling in its plan
the Bible Society. Dr. Minor then read state
ment, containing a concise history of the origin
and progress of the institution The first step to-
wards its formation, taken in August last, by
the New York tract society, who proposed union
with a similar association in Boston, with reno
val of the seat of operations to New York Owing
to difficulties in effecting this object, the orr
ginal design rflinquished, and National Tract
Society proposed, with a pertinent location in
this city. In March last, public meeting was
held at the City Hotel, at which constitution was
adopted, and temporary officers were elected
The sum OFFS IL, 500 was subscribed which has since
been increasedto so, 600; to deray the expense of
a building for the use of the society, and for other
purposes At the conclusion of the exercises, and
after the eectionof the officers for the current year.
the members OF the society and a considerable part
of the audience, proceeded to the corner of Mas
sau and Spruce streets, to unite in the interesting
ceremony OF laying The corner stone ofthe new
building, to be erected for the accommodation of
the institution upon a lot of ground purchased for
that purpose. From present appearances, this as
ISOLATION likely become scarcely less extended
than the Bible Society Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-27

The King of P:ussia has appointed Mr.. Nieder-
stetler TO the post ofCharge d. Aaires 10 the Uni
ted States, in the place OF MIR. Greuhm, the late
Minister deceased. A Berlin paper, in announcing
the appointment, says, he is especially enloin-
ed to pay attention TO the interests of the mercantile
world.'' To
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CCTToM CTWS-

WE subseriber, hav just received Cotton Gin Of upe-
rior werkwanhp-and orders for this article OF diae ent
iunensions vii be executed without delay. The quality OF
which Is toaySa',tea ia every respect
DAVENPORT & ALIEN
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TE.N DOLLARS RE UI9RD.

ID ANAWAI from ie sulso her living 10 Hanover on e
night Of the ii Instant negro named TICK, about
iret or inches high, sooP hie ia his shoulders and
lost one Of hi under techs hight complexion AMI 20 m
n years Of age IL supposed be lurking about Richmond
The above e"ard will paid for app chending delivering
said runaway o m Ed. q. SYUNOR
Anil %