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PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-lhrough tie hands o
| lcssrs. KNIGHT. BURGEs and PEARcE, Of tn,
RAode Island delegation IN Congress, we have re-
ceEed several public documents, some of which are
nterestns, though they are generally too long and
elaborate for publication in newspaper. Among
nen, Is one OF great interest to our neighbors o.
massachusetts,. ItIs memoir on the survey Of the
route OF Canal TO co.ncct Buzzard's and Barnsta-
30 Bay, attached TO which are three maps giving
. minute description OF the route of the proposed
public imp. p.osCmeAt, which is shown to be practi-
cable.
We are pleased 10 learn, that Tho practicability
OF this nat ora! Improvement, is no logger doubted,
ani we n49' &c a hope, that il will be speedily COM
nence1 anu nplctcd. The advantages TO be de-
nvei from this York canuol be easily calculated and
they will &c realized equally by Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island as ii will not only lessen the distance
he'w ween us and Massachusetts, but will obv late
much ui the danger incident TO the navigation en-
pioyed !etweeE this port and Boston, by opening a
clea and saio channel for the egrcss and ngress Of
The vessels employed in that trade. 1t will also fa-
cliita,c, III no small degree, the commercial rea-
tons between Mas ssachuse etts, Connecticut and New
York, by rendering the craft engaged in the
ing service OF those States less liable to delays, aad
afIording them the means ofpursuing their Voyages
when the stress of weather, would forbid their dou.
bling Cape Cod.
The engineer employed on this service, reports,
,ha, the soil, independently of the level OF the
I Is EaVnurnbla N the of 10 prouospb
Canal, and that but few impedimen,. found to
oppose its easy construction.
As might have been expected. few individual,
the owners of landed estates located ia the neigh
horhood OF the proposed Canal opposed to it.
formation, and urge, that if constructed their
tu,es must sustain mcalcuiabe losses. There are
always 10 be found individuals of this description,
WHO, Incaplc of beholding object beyond the ex-
reme point their nose, think that they will be r-
mad by auy Improvements that are made TO the face
OF he country, and who think il sinful and oura-
seous, TO assist nature in completing her works. 1t
is the opinion of rejecting men, and philosophical
speculations-and their hypothesis is not wild one
that .he region of country through which. the
proposed Canal will pass. was originally covered 10y
water, and was narrow strait, but which, by the
COW usions Of nature, has been filled up. Those
who have visited the spot will acceIe to the hypo-
thesis, and whilst they de lore that there anon
us, those who deprecate public Improvements,
will anxiousiy h.pe, and pray, for the completion
ofthe Canal. Ii is subject Of great Importance
to tGc Commonwealth of Massachusetts, if not to the
whule UNION. and, will, we uope meet with the de-
cjded approbat,on OF the genc.t Government.
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Steam Boats Fanny and Long Branch.
NSfSSHs go q . -
ELACKTN c..

~ ~ tact, thar -. "a "du = .ir .i"ui the
l. two celebrated nau Ilac,oiIe-, has far excel
led any thing Of the kind hitherto offered for sale,
and particularly in this country is generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
judges, and those who are the most disposed To pa
trouse American Manufactures. KNAPP's BLACK
ING u offered for cxamiuatIonand /, u"n trial, II
does not equal or surpass any Eng ISL B'acki"g ev
or offered IN this country, no patronage whateye'
IS solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment of the
manufacturer, by the cask dozen, or single bottle
at No. I. WcstminSter- ROm.-.f
n. B.-Orders from the country will receive
particular attention.
nLrr
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THE ORSktRNATO

VENiE Proprietor oI this fashionable place of re-
Z sort, respectfully informs his friends and the
public. that it is now opened for winter season, to
accommodate those who disposed to indulge in
harmless AID invisorating recreation. The Bowl
iag Alleys will be warmed with stoves, soon as
the weather shall require it. and every exertiou
wil be made to render II agreeable place Of re-
sort. The bar is andy supplied with refresh
ments and no exertion shall be wanting to accom-
,nodate and crafty those who visit the establish
ment if. October 81
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We welcome TO our columns our old frlead the
Troslodye, whose writings have often given much
interest to our paper. In the present number, he
appears in new and additional interesting shape.
and will CRAFTY those of our friends and readers
who may "read him" We would suggest 10 him
the propriety of giving vent to that poetcal feeln
which happily marked the last paragraph of his
last chapter.
When shall we again hear from our valued
friend BIoN, that favored son Of song31
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NEJy FRENCH PAPER HANGING

NJ QUARLES g. Co. nave Just imported 10
W. the shin Lewis arrived at New York, their
Fall supply of Paper Hang ings, of entire new pat
terns. They will not say they will sell as 'op on
roger than any one in town; but request those who
wish tapurchase, 10 call at Their store, 83, west
minstcrAtreet and ascertain facts.
NoySi9 Otis
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THE President 5, Mess ,GE. - his public
document reachstius Ias. Friday evcnin;, and was
Issued in an YsyA she@ from this office, the
morning. 9ss4passn's have pro'atiy been's gene
rally perus5d'by our readers, we shall not trout e
them with an analysis of what il con mun'cSoh.
II is an able, and well written state paPer-jnst
such an one, as We had right to expect fom the
pen Of its literary aod political author. We presume
however, that much fault will be found with II
by those gentlemen Of the press who attach them
selves to the opposition interest. though we do not
belve that they will succeed in bringing it into dis
repute 1t is the interest Of the opposition TO find
fault, to cavi TO quarrel, and TO complain; but #
is believed that their railngs will end in fog, AMI
that the message of Mr.. Adams will be approvedby
the great body of the people.
friend Of ours now at Washington, speaking on
thIs subject, has thus INDUCED himself:
- The opposition as put,o IL, 10. find EtuH rim Tie
MesSage IN fact More as nothing that cnt be GLtgsd
ssaint IL. Judge Smith, OF South Carolina, to day
to,k his seat in the Senate-he brought the news oi
theselection With him. lie beat Judge !Iuger, the
jackson candidate two yoies, III spite OF all the e
iorts of Calhoun, MDutfe, and Hamilton Our
city Is full TO overlooking, with the delegates rom
the western States, who have assembled TO asser
tain the best mode of boring the Alleghauies, and
connecting the Ohio with the Chesapeake"
As wesaid before, we deem IT unnecessary 10 en-
ter into an analysis of this document: but for the
sake of keeping record, we copy the following
expose, relative 10 the situation of the Treasury,
which is certainly valuable, as a matter of refe-
renee.
The amiuftSf duties secured or merchux
disc i'm, orted from the commencement of tho
wear until the 3Oth of September, is estimated
at twenty one millions two hundred andNbtty
thousand dollars, and the amount that will pro-
badly accrue during the present quarter is esina-
ted at four millions two hundred and fifty thou
sands,nakng in the whole year twenty five mil
lions and half, from which the drawbacks be
inQ deducted, will leave a clear revenue from
the customs, receivable in the year ls2', OF
about twenty millions four hundred thousand
dollars, which, with the sums TO DC received
from the proceeds Of Public Lands, inc BANK
Dividends, and other incidental receipts, WI
form an aggregate Of about twehty-thfee mil
lions. a sum falling short of the whole sxpences
of The nresent wear, little more than the portion
or those exnenditures applied TO the discharge
of tho Public Debt, beyond the annual appropri-
.,;on often millions, by the act Of I'd March,
Is7 At the passage of that act, the public
deb, amounted 20 one hundred and twenty
three millions and half On the 6rst Of Janua-
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RE.NOT.4L.
NORTH MAIN STREET hCADt AND CENTRAL
IiIGU SCHOOL.

HIGU SCHOOL.
TNiiE subscribers will remove THEN School on
Il Monday next, to the first building north of the
Excha ge Bank. heir object i'll reno, Ing, is, the
better to accommodate scholars IN the various de
partmeus of learning. TIE expense OF their assist
ants. in connexion with that of fitting up their rooms
is necessarily considerable Which may furnish
some pledge to their patrons, and th-se ~ho uay
hereafter bc disposed to Try them, that their best en-
deavors will be used give satisfaction.
Their mode of instruction, il Is true, Is not very
novel but as soon they shal discover the royal
road" TO knowledge (Which, by he bye. cannot he
far distant, in this age of fimprovemenD they will du-
~ acquaint their friends and the public generally.
It certainly would afford them much plea9ure,to wit
ness young ladies aud gent emen, and even children,
gliding along in the direct path and arriving at,
the goal of all human acquiremens' without BENG
subjected to the irksome task. and tedious process.
of intellectual research; that is, without being re-
nuired to think. Thu. much they promise.
ROSWELL &. SMITH
Nov. o. ALFRED RICKARD.~
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3ssors-iihe arrive with a sound pate at the Frank
N lioase-you may once more expect to see
THE TROGLODYTE.
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CuANDLER CHEESE.

WIN. WALL has just received quantity Of the
w Widow Chandlers first quality New Milk
CHEESE, for sale at Nos. aud 10, South Main
street, d doors Soutb ofthe Frsnklin House.
Dec =
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EtHARl.ES WARREN respectfully offers his
~ services to the public, as an Attorney and
Counsellor-Jackson's Buildings, No. G, North
Main-st. 81. Oct. 10.
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Boston and .Nes0 York Union Line, ria Proridence
and .NtW London.
Steam Boats Fanny and Long Branch.
TNHE steam boats LoNG BRANCH or FANNY.
l. will leave New London every Sunday, Mon
Day, "wednesday and FrHay Erenings. for New
York, on the arrival of the stages from Boston and
Providence. Stages leave Boston at 3, and ProvI
dciIce at 10 o'clock, a. VI. same days, for New
Lonlou until further notice.
t X ,..t,rlpr I 1 tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
NaTYO.N-8L VOTET

THE public respectfully informed that the splendid ed.
fec recently erected IN the city of New York b. Joseph
DelacroE, Esq will be opened the 18th inst This estih-
hment situated IN one Of the most airy aud agreeable parts
OF Broadway nearly opposite the City Hotel was built ex
PTeSsy for house OF public accommodations believed
TO possess advantages for rendering residence strangers
business Or leisure pleasant aud comfortable, surpassed
this country.
The prprieors, 10 rend the National Hotel alike
credable TO Themselves aud TO this commercial METROPOLIS
have spared no eSeon expense 10 1T up this establish
nent IN style which they fully confident will secure pub
lie APPRECIATION and support It's immediate uperendance
As eonhded 10 Mr. +. BoardmaD gentleman whose expert
eoSe ana capacity Tor conducting Of this hind
well knnwnto the public render any pledge on the part
OF the oprietos tor lie proper management
Extensive arrangements have been made for reception
OF permanent BOARDERS, aud the accommodation Of gcn-
men with their families, with private suits Of apartments
New York, April II. ifi-Gt
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200 DoLLnrs Rc,rnrlI

- ANYWAY irom The subscriber, the night Of The 25
- Instant tFo Negro men, named Md Bya,cs aud BgJ
Booth.
Ned Is remarkably stout and well built about feet inclcs
high, and % years old. lie tolcahe good bIsrk.n,ti
aud has formerly worked stone CUTTER and veiy ingen
any thing that he undertakes. lie has no visible maxi or
scar but has been stabbed in the le elbow with knife
which be very easily discovered upon examination he had
when be o. blue cloth coat nearly new Ia hi blue
eanet paui1loons, lur hats and generally wears sill
yer stop watch, with a gold chain aud key.
Bob Boofh Is about six feet high well built and uncommon
y strong aud athletic he 5somha inclined 10 be bald hts
iiccvcly black, aud has scar has night cheek hone his
age not exactly Known bat be- somewhere between IS and
10 had on when be LEFT home greu oJ blue pam
aloonsi but IS probable be may change his dress he took
oter clothes with him, among which wcre, blue cloth coat
tonderahy sud red pl1d cloak the watch which he
gcls similar 60 Neds. Bob has 10 the habit Of a,.~
himself o6 preacher aud occasionally mount, ,e pulp
ia that character
As they took oG blanket EACH The probability j. that they
will sleep out al night They haze lived ny family twelve
years, aud never expressed any dlcton and ye never
been eha'ted have no doubt that they have been usa
Cd 70 run % By white pcrssn
The above reward will be given Tor them taken shove 200
miles FROM Washiugtou 100 taken MARYLAND or Vit,p
and 50 dollars u taken IN tie District u Colombia or tic E,f
OF tae,e STUDS iot ether u thtm. no ;B LECKtE.
Wellington city, April {. lO1-m
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FSY vue and pur Of deed trust bearing date
- the 2stday of February sS, and admitted
Fuyanua county clerks Office, eyCcuted by William
Petit Of the county OF FIuysga, for the purpoe Of
ms he payment oil certain sums Of money therein mentioned
April 1926, If fair, il not the fair day, FLUYfN-
M COCRI-HODSE, shall proceed to sell at public
and in and by The said deed ofust mentioned conveyed
containing five bundled aud seventy he the
Te less lying and being situate the said county
hluy9nna aud the that conveyed by Thomas
b. uijin executor Of David Ross dec. the said William Pet
tit 10y deed bearing date with deed
OF trust shall be sufficient TO Pay the Of eight
and sixty eight dollars aud fifty cents, with lawful inere.
thereon from the 2ls day Of February 1921 Till payment and
all the expenses Of sale Acting merely trueeI hail
vey to hepurchascr such title passed Nv the said
deed Of trust hut eXoiulng a warranty thereof except
against myself and all claiming by, through, under me
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, March 81, 1926. IOs--ftIs
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n WNTCH LOSV

A PATENT Lever, double cased, fine Gold Watch mad,
"A by RobertRo OF Liverpool No. 27.73i, wa taken
ON place ia tbs city where WIS accidentally, left. An
pended IS Gold Chain Of short links. the love. half thte
rans with gold key; and gold seal some what worn,
with topaz stones around the lower part chased hand sreen
gold steel key, aud the eye upper pant Of old gold
key also attached 10 the chain.
rs this Watch has been advHed in The papers of this city
from the day which taken uG, llIch 2ehI and =
suitable reward offer ed believed that The finder b,.
intention Of restoring 10 The MATCHMAKER Pc
lice Officers and others Ia Richmond therefore respee
~ requested TO aid in its recovery will give yezrgyd Of
Thirty Dollars to any person who may deliver the Wat
and It's appendices; who may stop Them give me infer
nation 50 that get them again SAMUEL BURCH
Ia the House Of Representatives. q. s..
City Of Washington, April H.. tU-U
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LGtcrenceciHe Spring Races, 1926.
W Ill commence on Tuesday the 18th day Of APRIL K con-
w tnue days.
lH dqyA SeePake, mile heats entrance $500 half for
rison and WIN Rice.
End dThe Proprietor Purse, $500, two mile heats SIS
emit
Sd dayTbe Jockey Club Purse, $780, four mile heats, en-
trance SO
4h day~-A Handy Cap Purse
ASlddlc Bride and Martingdle v be hung p evrv d,v
~ the evening Of the races, 10 be run for.
BALL will be furnished, usual the evening ofbe "a
days
IoH Will be collected al the gate as usualEvery ercrtioD
will be nadeto give general satisfaction. WM. DUNN.
April II. ftf-Cts
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SPRING GOnns

w WI IN lew days receive assortment Of Spr;nr
in part ofthe following: W -'"eo"' consisting
ci''ns and cassmeres, assorted colours oual;e.
Inns ~ s"s"i"s' 'S"'"''es -hu Iaeonet mus
settles Guil;ins N' innings aiiu mar
'"oe yarn white brown and eored threads, gloves needles,
11aleo.s assorted, and furniture ealcoes limities
.eh, ana double prime and grass scythe & rcan h,L
eH. ana common hoes, knise and forks buttons. &c
COY WIT nails, besides full and desirabe an,,nn, e
.uware and cutlery, all Of which hs, been purchased
e lowest tash prizes. are represented as being very
toners F ~ so0u Gus
Also,
We expect by tho first arrival from Bremen fin
Vi herman oznabuFss, riekenburg., BurIsps, &c.
a,rI,, WM. & WIN. GAIT Jr.
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Rorn YnlunhLe RenL Estnto "a. -

SHALL offer Tor sale Monday 9th tsy of Say next;
the pat OF George Ibeli, decd. estate allotted in the vi
on OF SAID estate to Wahala la legatee then the wife of Fra
r. arrJr This LOT being sold Richard Harris. SEN and
duy recorded m The honorable county of Caroline and
lying about 10 miles s. L. Of Bowling Green on the Mauopo
ny river one half in King William aud the other hail in Caro-
ne county good portion helms low ound, being divided
said river Being duly authorised by Mr. Richard Harris
Se snail proceed To sell the the courthouse door of
between The hours Of II o'clock p. M and a. M Those wish
ing 70 purchase will apply to Ei VIM Harrison one of the
neghbouFhood. He will give the neccsarv inormson M ,
situation &c OF this valuable of land The lei will be
made known ON the day OF sale. BENZ. STEGER agent
APrh ~. lii-JtF for Richard Harris sen.
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IN DoLLnrs Re,rnrd

AN AWAY from the subscriber on Tuesday morning last;
the 10Th Instant an indened apprentice TO the coach
hsNhs business, named JOHN Lunsiord between and 20
years 9i age aboet feet inches high slender and
erect form, and light complexion lie had blue broad
cIo'h e'S, Yhe hat with Grape it. He is from Smry
county l va, wheTe his sonnesons
ford TO accompany hi, A'ee.aa. where 10
yng tud has lately received letter fom him. which letter
he has now with him. 1t is expected he wsll Lynch
burg which place lie said wOud ne his first stopping place
All persons are forbid trusting, harborg employing him
in any way the aw will in all be put force The
above reward will be paid ay person who will apprehend
HIM 50 that get him. and all reasonable expenses paid
hs deliy cry to me ia Richmond. N. TiCHENOR.
March 9 ss-,f
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-MaRNHAL,S 81

UHSUANI @ decree o. he Superior count Of Chancery
for the Williamsburg District, PTonoUnced the 9lst
day Of January last in the Of Aun Garrett AdmK Of
Richard Gleti dec plaintiff against Mary SedmaD AdmK.
OF John Stedman dec aud Henry Guthrie and Catherine his
wife, William Giiau, Admf. Of john Giau dec Mathew
Wt sheriff and committee Of The Of Richard Garrett
genr dec and Robert, William, Jane aud John Sednsn IN
ian children Of Jobn Sedsu dec by Henry p Guthrie
iendaptf shall sell at public auction, befoi the door othe
courthouse Of York county Saturday tho 9Th day of 6ay
next being York county superior court day valuable pana
zion ~ the county OF YORK, about three below Yorktown
Of which John Stedman died seed and psyescd supposed
20 cnnaiU from 800 20 1000 This plantation lies on
York RIVER IN most commanding situation, rich aud fertile
and ~ every respect well worthy The attention Of capt
tai. Tie sale will he niade subject che dover ri.f OF
h StrdmaD and her thirds will be laid before th day Of
s1ei and when The property shsb Pot up plat and survey
oftbe premises will be shewn Attached The farD Is a wa
Ger grit mill Term, Que third cash and he balance in
tx aud eiye months The purchaser giving deed trust on
Che land, 70 secure the purchase pioney.
WM. MoCANDLISH, m. g. e. c. ". d.
York county April Z. ttO-sfa
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.M.aRHIL4L,H GdLE

pursuance Of decree Of he superior sfChancery
for the Richmond District pronounced the 9Th day
March, 1926 in the Of Gregory Preston, Preston
vs. Quarle shall Oh the SOt day Of BIay tie prelns-
proceed to sell public auctions the highest bidder
trat of land lying the county Of King William on which
James ieheson resided in his life time, and by him bequeat
Ell 10 ms son Holt Reheson Terms, credit Of and two
the title retained until they paid.
J. GUEkRANT, M. s. G. CIR d.
April :, 1926.
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FlY virtue n decd Of frost executed bv Alev,pr Ne r;
70 Alexander Fleet dated the zb dav Of I,nosr,
e 10 secure the payment Of eeri1n money 10 WIN
lte ara i5 ohe pyrpo5cs thereto mentioned, shall on
Iuesd1ythe % day u May next between the hours Of ~ and
"eotk proceed sell on the prenses Tor ready onev
Que heeofy Brick house or Carv-irre twenty L,
forty fee raed on lot efficiently feet front and inio. t
one hundred and hityhree feet twenty feet alev Ao
ore other BRICK house adjoining thereto Il The SD ne incs
ons and situated on ot Of equal Of chat first mentioned a.
each Of which lots - attached Meat House and Kitchen such
title only a. vested IN aforesaid will be
ed. The sale obe conducted by Moucpe RoBinson + P
A2.i4, is2s. i6s-c,
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Trca.nry Drnnrtmrni. "a Ami. 1aaf.

Treasury Department, lat April. 1896.
NJ Office Is hereby 20 the PiopIietors the per
cent stock OF 1915 oau Of S5O0OOO that the principal
ofthe said stock remaining unpaid and the which may
DO due thereon at the time will be paid the said proprieos
TO her legal representatives., duly authorised the FIRST
day Of Juy next at the Treasury Washington,
Loan Oce in the books OF which any portion stock
may stand
Information IS further given that surrender Of the oer-
Gates Of the said stock Of 1915 wall required
at the time of redemption, and that the interest thereon will
cease and determine on the day Of June, 1926.
RICHARD RUSH, Secretary ofthe Treasury.
April z. I1O-2as3OhJ
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~ The ENQUIRER IS published twice week generally,
and three times week during the of the State Les
tmePce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annuni
payable IN advance Notes Of chartered peee-payinS banks
only viii be received in payment. The Editors will suaran-
tee the safety orehitns them by ua the postage let
tiers being paid, by the writer's.
" No paper will be discontinued (but the discretion of
the Ed,,ers) until all auesrtges have been paid up.
u WhOsver will guarantee the payment of niue paper,
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
70 One square, OR LESS-Fu,i insertion rs ceRt.-each
Continuance, 80 cents
No advertisement inserted, until it In. either heen paid
ior or assumed by ths city, enviros
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LAMn FOR SnLE

Agver, Immediately below Fiedefieksbure adjoining the
land late the property of Byrd G. Willis beng Part OF the
nlAeid cid tract and containing 100 including Mrs
Pages DOVER Also tract Of wood aud lying within two OF
three miles Of the above described tract on the Masaponno
and containing about 200 acesAppoaton may be made 10
John Minor WIN. III. Blackford, or to the subscriber.
Fredericksburg April IL. Ills