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/kiHE subscriber Is willing 10 receive S or &
- young Ladies'. as boarders She has a
very good Piano Forte, which those Young
Ladies who feel disposed to learn to play, can
have tine use ol--her situation IS on The hill
near the Courl-iIouse. Terms so per mouth,
"ne half IN advance. aud the balance at the
expiration OF the session
Ann I. IRVINE.
April g. tc4,Ia
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. Dooid i u m kgte.

II H0eid y " m h8ie.
AXE notlce-that, on "Wednesday tho
10Th day 81 April, 1925, at tse Franklin
Hotel, ~ the town OF lyuChburg, W. between
lhg hours oil 10 o'clpclt ~ the mornini > IN
lhc evening 81 that day, sc shall proceed 10
iukr the Il #pe.ili9ns 81 James Newhall, David
X idly. VIM. stceu, John Lynch ami OF ,ef1,
aad H. from huy cuusr, We cannot 6nis, the
lrktne III The dispositions aforesaid ON that day.
Nr vii continue from day 10 day, between
The sadc hours, until we hive finished, which
doposllioHs are Intended 10 be read as eyi
denee IN the trial OF SAT depending in ,ha
Iync0burg Ehanccry District Court, wberein
we afn plaintiff. aud You, tegrlher with Mary
Anu Mays administering Of Joseph Mays,
d., i, are defendants.
MATILDA kOBERTS,
aotdglp and deeisct a. Euot5 Rebfrtsdecd
M. DAVIS, Jr.
executor Of +. Roberts decd
March %. 4I62
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ANSCNBVRG
FEMALE SUMMARY.

MIR . - NIL S.L,MIUy3 \
ESPECrFULLY nform the poblIc
Of this town aud its vicinity, iha, they
intend opening their Seminary on Monday
next ~ their house, opposite the Post Once.
aud that they will do all IN their power tor
Tue satisfaction of tbo,e persons WHO viii IN
trust them with the education OF thelr chll.
dren.
April 8. Ia
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CIsOE I'll S,
DAVID d. RoRGAT Kyle

IN addition to their former stoeb, hare jga
rtcared Tie tottow,ng articles:
Carpplug4, rich and handsome bSures
Grape Lace, assorted coIors
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
Barurhe, new and beautiful article
Figured and shaded ribbons, superior style
WHITE satins, plain ard figured
Long and short white KID gloves
Rich figured bomba2ertcs, assorted eoiors
Bobnrl Laces, assorted
1 cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
\ few pieces superior Clrcasslan p'aids'
December %. T.
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MERCANTILE GENEROSITY.

Charles \. having been reduced
10 grca, straits by the disastrous Is
sae OF very cXpen i've expedition
against lunls, the Fugiers, "A ia
mliy of merchants at Augsburg,
furnished him with the sum which,
by his own calculation, would make
his affairs easy, and enabled him
10 act with the vigour becoming
the dead Of Germany aud for
tin Ian the Emperor gave them
wrptea Obligations. Charles one
day taking the AR near their house,
the nobi" spirited merchants begged
h. would d hem the honor To ac-
Ccpt of rcifeshmcnt, which he ac-
copied aud after Il collation.. they
ordered a heap OF cinnamon T. be
laid on the fire. saying that common
wood was not fit .uel for such "A Woi-
thy Prince !; 10 which be answered,
e. by 81. Martin. 1t will be the most
costly ire ever sal by The fire,
SIR. IL u0thug 10 what NC intcud 10
light II with : AID one taking the
Empcrar's bond, out Of his bosom,
and setting ilr' 10 them, thrust them
among the cinnamon. the merchants
al fhc same TIM rxcIaiming. Thus
bright aud fragrant is CharIc,'s
nanl".'
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80 PACKAGES.
60

NHONAS J. DUAL at the sign OF
A the Golden Mortar. ON Bank Square ,haa
Just received an additional supply ol 81 pack
ages, comprising a general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil aud Dye Stuff,
lL.. III. ..--u ~. LL.LL....-.--L
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IaHacY Of LegisiGfion For Erer.'
II Is rurioas when we consider
that during the late War, go much of
th3l Subsistence for oar army anh
nav depended upon supplies Of pr
visions from ireland, to reflect that
litltr more than century hls passed.
since hY express acts of the British
Parliament, repeatedly renewed. N
for years in full operation. the In
portati3n Of provisions into Ireland
was "es.tifrIy prohibited. ~ the
reign Il Charles the |! the impor-
tation IL neat cattle, sheep. aud
5Wlnc--5cei, pork, and bacon, was
declared "a common nuisance, aud
forbidden Oil pain uf frrlei'nre. one
half 10 the poor oi the parl,a, the u
tier to the scizer.' The prohibition
Of the act Of the 18th Of Charles IL.
was 1t later period II the cam"
reign extended to nation, lamb, mt.
ter. and ,he,sr. and The prohibition
is these acts vas for ever Ming
William only yeutured in his reign
to repeal 81 mach of these acts as re-
lates II bacon IN the year 1879,
Mr.. papilloo, the Member for Do
yer, etrcnolNy opposed the 5 bill
for prohibition 0t importing IRISH
cattle aud among other arguments,
used the following, which is still ap-
plIca6Ie to the shattered remnant OF
the old policy towards the sister
klngdoM on the subject Of civil dis
abilities - Cod said Mr.. paPi!-
lon, hath given Ireland to England
All its riches. all its commodities are
ours, and what shall We reject
them. and say we won't have them
! Let France haze them-lrt HOLLAND
i have them--Ne Will not suffer e l
to come into England
| ---OO00-----
| MODEST MERIT.
| A player applied to the manage
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The Disposition Of the Stars
While We are daily famiIisrizin4
ourselves with a knowledge of this
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MODEST MERIT.
A player applied to the manager
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dWV0S WUlIT dTt Iut TWTT0WTWe
300 gals. alcohol 30 salls tartar
30 do spts. turpeutine 10 ext. L4norice
900 lbs. race ginger so tartar emetc
leo Burgundy pitch 80 IVA nrs
300 aqualortls 800 verdigris
$50 quicksilver 900 Spanish brown
100 chalk POT. 40 ca 10 ride,
zoo best glue 80 rust iron
800 gum Copal $50 rotteo stone
so SIENNA 48 sets weights aud
% Iceland moss scales
100 quassia Antique d macassor
30 calone lois, pumalum, soaps
70 yellow bark Fancy yla-, shaving
$50 turmeric brushes aud boxes, and
- ipecac a number Of other ar
30 jalap ticles all orsale at tie
80 rtnbarb lowest prices,
100 ecntiau Dec. y.
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EOTAt'E.
EathH. :, inston,

IT the junction of Main street with the
IN Alley leading to and from Friends to
Martins or Stone Warehouse, Offers 10 the
pun,tc, by wholesale aud retail, d general as
sormen, of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

WIS oommodior, aud extensive Esabhhhmen fronting
Z GA Pearl and Hnier Streets be.veeu Pine S,,,t go
Hoden Lane, 'no.s fitted up aud ,l
for the reception OF Company.
The situation Of the Uted States Hotel presents peculiar
advantage, TO Merchants aud Travellers, being eenrc
81 the mercantile business vt the city, and within
walk of the Banks, Exchange, aud uhc Oice. TIE free
circulation OF ar which tue extent oi the Esabn ca
su e. Z, us apart nrn renlct tia sety desirable
The Dining Gsd Cgfe Rooms spacious and t
sled the Sleeping Rooms airy aud comfortable the Cs-
tTS are 'ref stocked with the Lci Wines Lie Ale
Lder viii be constantly supplied with every delioacy oC liz,
New-Y"rk, Philadelphia and other mari land addition
10 the other range OF accummodaton coueaent Rasiin
Houses have been erected, whereIlo Ca and Shower
oil son sprlng water, arc Away. in readiness.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already received the Pro-
pieto will he anxious 10 er, continuance and
tens''n IN confident anticipation nf which, pledge Lir
sen 10 oe'o" ms Jealous eheton for the comfort of his
teens. T H. REDN0N1l
L. Sode, Congress, asd Other Mine,a. Wate.s
New-fofk, may -. S-et
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INTERESTING CoMMUNIcArIoN.

contains matter OF much Importance the community We
Particularly recommend the attention Of an concerned
IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS
.4udifor'S Office Of Virginia, }
May IL. 1926.
The following abstract of the Laws CONCERNING
| iorieiiures and sales OF lands for taxes, in this
commonwealth, will furnish useful information IN
all persons interested, particularly non-resideo,s
who may not possess the means of recurring re,
dIlyto the various statutes fassed upon the subject
The act OF ebrnary 1914 directed that In ISIS
and in every year thereafter, in the month of An
gust, the sheriffs of the countless after adversi,
The same, should expose for sale all delinquent lands
| or so much thereof should be necessary IN d.
charge the arrearages The provisions of tina, Ia,v
were only partially enforced, and no lands were
either sold or offered for sale, except in the wears
1919 and 1916, and only in the following counties
IL wit Amelia, dmherSt, BAH, Bedfyd. Botfe
ltoW, Brooke, Buckingham, Cabell, CampbeA.
charlotte, Chesterfield, Cumberland, Fluyanna,
frederick Goochand, GTayson, Greenbrier,
nIeenSVilie' HdnooeT, HeHrit0, Henry, Isle of
wight, Janes city, King & Queen, King VIII
liam, Lee, Louisa, Lunenburg, Madison. Mason.
matthew's, Mecklenburg, Monroe, Northumberland.
Noltoway, ohio, Orange, Peudietou PjttsvIva-
MIA, Powhaan, Prince Edward, Prince Biliia,n.
Prince George, Randolph, Rockbridge. Russell
Scott, Shenandoah, Stafford, Surry, Sussex
Spoisylvania, IazetoeH, Washington, Wood and
Italics
there were no sales until 1916
Ihe lands actually sold in August 1915 ami
not redeemed within one year thereafter. were
absolutely vested in the purchaser unless he failed
to assert his title 10 the land purchased. either he
an actual entry and residence thereon for tbir,S
days, or by the institution of an action for the r
covery theseof, within FIVE years from the date Of
such purchase.
The lands offered for sale in 1915, and 1916.
but not sold for want of bidders, were forfeited q,
the President and Directors of the Literary Fund.
but the right of redeemng, has been extended from
time to time, to the original owner or those claim
ing under him, and will continue 10 exis, until the
eighth day of March one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-seven, on payment OF the taxes due q,
the time ofredempton, and ten Ter centura per an
npm damages thereon.
| The lands actually sold in 1916 were re,teerneJ
by the Executive, pursuant 10 the act of Fer,,,,v
20, 1917, and the taxes and damages paid bv o,,y
cbasersswere refunded 10 them. These lanls s,o
now redeemable for an indefinite period bv The
/ former owner or persons claiming under bi,, an
paying the amount so discussed by the Fxecu,i,o
together with ten per centum per anpum dan,aes
! thereon.
The aforesaid act Of February %, lsI7. repealel
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FOREIGN,
LATEST FROM EUROPE

NEw-YoRK, May I2.
by Capt Warnock, of the ship Friends, W e
have been favored with Glasgow papers to the
9Th Of March The following are extracts -
LONDON, March q.
CHy o'ctOck.-It is a close holiday to day
GOOD friday and no business of any kind trans.
acting.
Ihe KING. During the whole of yesterday,
his Majesty was IN the most favorable state OF re-
covery and the report from the Royal Lodge
this day, is of the same gratifying description
MessTs Green & Hartley who failed on Monday,
were deeply concernedin South American mine,
the shares of which from having been at premium
oil 500 each, are now utterly unsalesble.
It's stated that the Duke of Wellington had ar.
complished his mission at ST. Petersburg, and that
the Emperor Nicholas, had resolved TO ioin the
o'her great powers in protecting the Greeks A
peremptory demand, it is sad is to be made to the
Grand Seignor that he Withdraw his troops from
Greece, and relinqush all claims 10 the soy reientv
OF tina country.
srocKHoLaI, March g. The accounts from
1otienburg are very alarming. Seven or eight
houses said TO have stopped payment. and
among Others that Of Prylz, to have failed for
4OO,OOO rix dollars banco. II is said tina, the ner
chants OF that town intend to send deputation To
his majesty TO solicit loan in order TO avert more
fatal crisis.
Trade IS recovering in Glasgow. Things are
no worse al Haddershed, but The retail trade of the
town IS very deplorsble. At Dundee and Mon
rose symptoms Of a revival are manifest. AT
Bradford there is no great alteration AT Hinck
icy The unemployed workmen have been IN dis
tarbed state. The seamen OF Whitehaven, after
several weeks suspension Of their labours, Ia ye
returned TO their duty without advance OF wages
The leaders have been refused employment on an,
terms The clotbiers Of Leeds have demanded
higher wages, which have been refused, and mar,
oithem are out Of employment
Kings UisH TO Heidnd. o. II is Whispered that
His Majesty intends paying private compliment
tary visit to the Marquis Of Wellesley, in Ireland.
IN Jolly. The Dublin papers speaks positively on
The sObjec, bu, give no authority.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEw YORK, May I5.-Tbs packet shin T,J
Uard Guesncl, Capt. Hawkins, arrived Yesterday
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MARRIEDl-on the 2a,h ul,. by the Rev Mr. kssI,,. Mr.
county " " ~ AT
-, IN williamsburg Monday evening the 5.i instant,
~ we hes nif. hearnes Richard L Moore Esq. the Inn
Of Cole s. Moore, merchants Of srid civ to Inc ,rb
'ls susan H. eldest daughter Of tie late Samuel Tfavi
on Tuesday evening Hsi, by tue Rev. Mr. Turu.,
M Francis Staples, 10 MIS- 1pt h. Watson ali Of Hori
County. '' - iAe"""
JED on me Nh u at hor feilence, Cheerful HIN
Orange County, MIS-. Ltcy Iaiiafrrro reiict Of Nav @
'e IN he i1il assurance Of bul immortality having ion
ma years e" me le Of All exemplary christian. She wa.
Gu "rgiEe That exalted virtue, christian charity
=, On me @ilh alt. at Bele-I,le Miss Lo,isa H,r7,s
IpEher Of MI J"hn inmes, aged IT, long anil pain
,u 'ne' "hch she bO'c with Christian f0rtudr. She h5,
s an aihej step mother, brother, and r, TO
hei los o which trey will long renember SO long as
e id''' ~ d. s'tioe TO the deceased would be vain
as consolation to her friends il would he well q, no.
,'ik At during her illness she visited hy the Rev NJ
heIr'O whom she expressed much concern about her q al
ss up NE world anl til lat she felt yillin
" meet heT uud, ~ The iul assurance ii being At ret
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Virginia: Al Supetior Coart of Chsncerv holde.
v the Capitol in the city OF RichIuoad the i7ai day
January, 1896
Archibald Eel, Thomas Brewster aad WiKi4na D. Bowie:
eXOts. OF Graham Bel, dec. PIN. p
against
William d. Wrcn Sergcan: ct the city Of Richmond 70
whom me estate John roer dec hath been Coz
adninsai'on Martha b. Toe widow tie said Jo La.
Afnead, admiS Of Thomas ia instead, dee Frsci, Week.
Louisa and OeiaviA Bureau and William t. Pierce an Cs
eTiue his nj. -@'
This cause this day 10 lie hcssd the ILL., an.we,.
ana exhibits and arguedby counsel: Ga
whereof the CONT doth order that the defendant lane ARMS,
'ea do render heioi commissioner Of couI AN
OF her admIns alton Of e II her iulesta aud an
the defendant Francis Wicker .uer oun, Of e fund,
IN ii' hands ~ whine of the deed the 2s;. lay Of IT.
N The hill mentioned before lie WIS.,
TO EXAMINE, SKATE and settle the said accounts "a
report h same 10 the court, with Hny matters speciay stated
deemed Pttinent by himself which may Be rcogred b.
TIE parties t" be 50 siated copy. Teste
WM. W. HENINQ C.
- Commissioners Office, Richmond IA May iesG
Ihe parties ieIejtd IN Inc the annexed
ger vi COURT will take notice that have appointed the @
day OF August nex To the same AZ this oice n.
which time and place they hereby relu ed IL siteld
tore me- with tho requisite accounts and n.o, a.
'enahe me 10 comply with ue said order.
mavIo. -; r.sH-
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Yalua5Ie Estate for Sale OF Enclanoe

fBNHE subscriber wishes sell or exchange the LAM
wherein he now resides, containing eco acres l.ug IN
Spoitl county, tie road leading FreteeL-
burg othe Orange Springs, 90 miles and tl
fom the latter place On this estate is Manufacturing sad
uil' MALI anu by one skilled IN the manufacturing
much might he done. As the Grist MILL IL Is
decidedly the hest III the country, having Constant cn
Pioymeni and would he good stand Grscefysr D~y
1"od Stos under proper This tspe 1. fuv
equal OF superior 10 any in the i.
pro.emen,s are new Dwelling House, we'll fitted the
most sentee family having been lately 6ahed OF in tc bet
anne' neatly painted inside and with all ncee..ar, ont
houses eaden &c The situation IS high, pleasant, aud
oil as good water nthe State. The Plantation in cos1
ot aud Contains from $50 400 cleared land the
balance ia wood ANY person iro the COUNTRY or
elsewhere, who wants pleasant country residence good
heishoorhood viii do we'll TO ;h property The modes
ct payment will be accommodating The subscriber will ei.
thee sell Tor Cash. young Negoe cash prices loa cred
IT. or exchange Tor lands Of gooi quality title IA Ten
neSsee Kentucky, the Kensw: yir-;as 1h,s
Estate IL offered for thr accommodation Of hi. fy VIM
wish 10 Ia the West. Persons wishing o hi, E.,:
will make immediate application. John JYUITg; =
Sp0tlsl lgania CO., MY u. 9-uau
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$50 REUHRD.

CNhNAI ron the Subscriber living ia Louisa county
I'o' ,Se iTc ier' niEe or tea inches ugh prci
e may "'ept l" make M rsrapo to of the Notue,c
states A. ne - very ingenious aud smart How John a..
stCeHen eooGsr ard vers good carpenter he his
VIE lYing al Mr. G-r!and., IN the npgi,5ond nj
oonhousc where Is piobane he nav be lIki,c sh r.
iHe tune The only mark recoilceed scar on u, n.se
above reward il delivered me- or so doIla 10
~ IN S'',' = Sc. nun 5a'"' JOSEPH WINSTON.
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WAsH1NGToN, May l5.-Tbe Session of Con-
gress now draws towards close, one week onIy
remaining tor the despatch Of the mass of business
lying on the tables Of both Houses. During the
last week both Houses have been laboriousIy and
successfully employees many bills Of great impor-
lance to individuals, having passed one OF the other
Houa =, and some OF them both Houses The pre-
sent Congress will have deserved great credit. in
our opinion, If may be said after the termination
OF the session, that every bill OF a private nature
10y which IS meant bills for the relief OF indiy idu-
ais) mas been acted upon. The number of these
DIS which have passed the House Of Repfesentatv-
Is WITHIN few days is 50 great, however, and the
remaining space Of the Session so brief. some
apprehension is expressed that they cannot be all
acted upon by the Senate This will be to be re-
GREETED, but perhaps inevitable
The subject, which at this session, occnpie5
most Of the time ofthe House Of
IN Debate, It seems to be thought will not be repro
duced by the committee Of four and twenty mem
bers, to which il is Committed. The Constitution.
therefore, will remain intact for this year The
Dill Tor the relief o. the surviving officers &c OF
the Revolutionary Army, will lie over by the con.
sent OF its friends, till the next session: when
however we understand, they confidently expect TO
succeed The Massachusetts, Claim is one of the
subjects which for want Of time will also lie over
to the next session. The bill of the Senate respect-
ing discriminating duties on imports was, on Sa-
turday ordered TO lie on the table; such vote
in that body, taken by Yeas and NAYS is equivalent
10 a vote OF rejection.
The Judiciary Bill yet hangs IN suspenee in the
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RICHMoSD
FRENCH B URR y8ILL-S"'|>,- r. II, =,

'BtHE subscribers r'specul, pfe'f7 thc friends IS
public generally, that t,y have is on i.lua god ~
wen selected assortment oi TRE Pr . BURR ~ .l~E.y
't TIE best qualify; And also, .cst Byr afIS,,.s,
OF various which they inferior ~ ana b,t d,
hi' country Fersnn waning the above article can la
p', AZ N"fhen Prices as determined to sell s,y
as hey oan he bought any pechIc shop for cash OF tso
acceptance Their hnr at the c0lneT oil aud eth Slycei,
Older. wall he thankfully received ad promptly executed
may 10. -
~ ~ orreference to the quality Of our ready mad,
BUR- MStones apply 10 the Richmond uaeTs Is they
universally had-a far trial ofthem.
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.afa,nia,ad yn;,e,e;,y yo,,o

.Ma'giaS'd University Lottery,
sixth class, new seriss-'To be drawn 7ih June 1926
highest PrtscS 200, 10000, 1000, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets dols.-Shaies in proportion.
u constant supply of Ticket. in each Lottery uude the
msnase,ne"t OF Yates M'Iutyre, kept iorss
" Orders enclosing cash prizes post paid will NEE,
w'h prompt attention, If addt ossed 10
YATES MINTYRE;.
may 49, 3-TJ at either Raleigh or Fsyeueviii, O.
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.NOTINE

NOTICE.
f5Vt public are informed, that The tickets ~ te IssrV a.
tc hc'ttt oi me venerable Mr. JtHelson late Pre.tIe,,
ct the United s'ie vii be ready Tor Scl,veV IN fsg a, "
st t''c Truly Lucky OfFcs NJ S. & VI ALIEN CO
Wb:se De Schedule 4 the Prizes ran he obfajned
OrSe's -" ''e country gluSllly aadsded to.
Hfil . iIs--E =
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FIVE D0Hars RcrcOyd
tOT away ,scn from NV wagon about tb,,. -,
!, ~" ''e 9""ft fnHP on Saturday night lsst, BAT
mARE four years old, ~ good ordcr H,I o, a los,b FL
t AMI il'aP ueked round her rctk, With roe Ted 10 {,
mare will b, lhankfy received b. RJ sAwps0s.
ugy 40.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

by request.
Cdroiine.--Thomas b. Coleman, jr. PCS, Samuel
Chids 2!6--Sisford H. Parker ITO, Fe.,u.
Dickinson ITO, Henry II. Dickinson II
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TO THE FARMERS.

~ IHE FAR.MERS
ElE sugcrber has just the foloy;og ar;s
4 d5ie for The approaching season =
~ DoN' wadrons wheat aud grass Syhes from IL 70 81
70 bhl'. prime Whtkty
When IS cEefej atredured prices for cash cnly o.,
JOSHUA J. FRY, Ii street.
48l0 lh' prime country tanned Sole Leather
IUIp ~ skutn3 do
1000 lh' Bacon, cured hy col Sfnii Of ch,.fs-ssH
With luge and general assortment II ven selected G,
eer'' by whot'alc sud retail on accommodating ie,rs
sI' = one. vs. 'e;'iees 20 his country friend, n selling
tesh will he given FOR nes vhesI
20 ar
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.Fec FORD State Literature Louery.
NJ ; Tor s2aTO he drawn the day " June 1926
Highes: Prizes 500. GOO, 10, 600, {. 900. &c. e..
Pfice OF Tickets So 90, Shares in proportion.
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Aair. Mitchell, of Tenn. moved recess till six
lock. 1t was negatived.
Mr. Barney, of Md then replied to Mr. Floyd,
Mr.. Floyd rejoined
When the yeas and nays were called on the
siion oil indefinite postponement- Ayes 43,
les 100.
30 the House refused indefinitely TO siLone
bill.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, of South Carolina, the
ouse adjourned. Nat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, May l5.-The packet ship Ed
a0efd Guesncl, Capt Hawkins, arrived yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

Mint the United Stafes.-Of the gold coin
age of the mint during the last year. seventeen
thousand dollars was from the product OF the Gold
Mines of North Cafolin5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

NEw-YoRK, May IL.
by Capt Warnock, of the ship Friends, W
nave been favored with Glasgow papers to the
9Th of March The following are extracts =
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