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DRY GOODS &n

Holm WIN. GILLIAT have in store .na
are receiving by the ships Sarah and Tally -Ho
from Liverpool,
40 bales napt cottons, best double milled
h'i DO do
cases handsome London cloths and cassi-
meres
bale assorted hannels
cases bang-up cords and velyeteens
! bale Rhodes bombazetts and Tartan plaids
cases stout "A Irish linens
bales German ticklenburgs and burlsps
70 nall pipes and or. casks very superior old
London particular Madeira wine. imported
direct in 1922
pipes and 4 half pipes Roussellon red wine.
imported from Cette, in France, and highly
approved
boxes claret wine
IL cases best English mustard
DO London snuff Taddy & Co.'S celebrated
manufacture
so bags green coffee
do. pepper
~ crates Liverpool eartheo ware, well assorted
OF the newest patterns and handsome view
"4oO sacks salt, Tally-Ho's cargo, double stoved
and well filled.
Sept. %. aorA.u
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ELLERSIJE

WIS beautiful Farm, situated Oh aes River in -
ehd Of henrco, adjoining the estates Of John Wekbsm
Eq, distant from Richmond about 10 miles will be sold in
next december unders decree Of the Chanoery Conf II
oSins by survey SIC ofwheh about 200 acres ar %
ate low srognd' 40 Of which Tuekahoe Island he
usanoe on the creek name and about $50 Or so
~ cleared high land Of good quality, average Of ~ bb
Of whea 70 The acre having been produced from them
uuet he lover system This farm ab0unds springs hc
never have been known fail IN the dryes spells of yesfe
eh ayeIse every bed the land, sfording sbrr
lance o. water Tot Stock The James river canal passes
'he centre Of the farm within 500 yards THE barn which =
Pseiou, end contains one Of Exas Threshng Machines in
8gou epar' with all The buildings necessary 10 yyeana
plantation The Dwelng House il of brek eovsrsd 80
saIo9 o. 'he most durable quality seven rooms
pisces an plainly but neatly finished. There are ali
oheI usually found attached e. reueel o.
plsnment ieehou'e, kitchen, smoke house, &c &C. The
could descsm largely the many advantage attach
"a 20 th estate but bic only object bring he ale In
PDc noee hat persons disposed purchase may have an
pPortgny OF previously viewing the premises Is presuutJ
s w" besuheient The overseer will shey the place 10 are
person Who may ehooge to examine in the absence Of
otpt .. 37-wldN JAMES CIfHRTp
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THE CHAMBER or DCATI

he following beautiful lines from the Edburel O5,,
the production Of youthful, poet.
Leave me. Tonight I'll watch the eo,c,. ,,0,.
sttthe lamp there, that its faint light NAV rest
~ thisrale lace. Fold back the windnv. ,heet
Lsy The white arm above the sable pail
= IS cold and stiff. Thou tremble.t how pe,rb,rr,
sh'u never -lookdst on deah before 'Awayi
's no sight Tor thee. HE thee TO bed,
AIop nst M me hear Thy footsteps as they pas,
s>lohg the corridor. So-he Is soue.
anu shou and remain IL as l ami
th9u IN the stiff rigdity of DEATH
n n thinS OF solemn aud mysterious meaning.
Silence is round us but il is not yet
M rhe appointed hour. AT midnishtthou wilt con-.
10 animaie again this inert clay;
Aud, II the laws that govern thee permn
lnpart 70 me sign that may knpw
Reyet shall meet hereafter. In th. world
we grew together, like two trees that tyine
4 her branches into one, and il to die
1,e hut TO pass away 10 other realms,
De they OF Ugh; OF darkness, our twin soul,
"hi thtre be found united. 49,
Q God II i, fearful thing 10 see
! ne strong man stretched upon the he'd of ,i,,,,
Wr"hng in agony beneath the grasp
VI unieen power. Even asits victim sirivos
80 snake the tiger from it throat, he strive,
Asaina the shaIowy tyrant. Aud vel WHY
tdeath he but the herald 10 state
", al'tred being, why should nature shrink
WIN horror from his touch, Alas /, lUok thor.
:tsu tnon art answered la those stiffennv limb
M sa IL. eo'd black piece Of nohinsne,s-sweishl
W passive matter destined for the worms
what can we read Of Immortality,
say that twas hut the easket for the rom
s'nshi we not still 10 cherish what ha, held
= oil so much price Is that hlackbo.
aud The damp earth Il, receptacle
has not the light of life heen IN those eve,
rne eioqusnce Of health upon those rh.,k,
Inc grace of action in those manly l;mb.'
ne dignity Of virtue that brow
Thoughts thoughts ye madden me- -.
How still Is this lone hour The lam, b,+r fab,
Ahd casts a lickering shadow on the J,sJ ''
ilhk hom adistant iugr.t midnish, sounds,
Now heart he frml I'll este upon the cornse
a.; :shd move not breathe not til il look on ~
me wind Is M, aud nurmurs mo,ninelv
linear It IN accordion. lie mo-
rts' SLOW aud measured Il cad Is something more.
me me corpse the corpse! II is not where !, law
"e door opening. How Oh De ey.baIl,rars
NJ ~ neeven and Earth lis h, as when he lived,
wac, anu sad, and changed chang ed tho The
ma 10 see him in the darkness still: az
ne dead cannot become invisible.
SPEAKS hot stIIs not hut strange p,.,p,. a.,
across ITS Paliid eoun,enance. And now ~
Iu'' powers = this Is too horrible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

WFUIIIE
4 SETTLEMENT of the administration m tho
estate Of Joshua Stanley, dec will be made a,
Mrs. Allen Denton's Ordinary, in this county nm
Monday the 9th day of October next, if fair # M,
the first fair day thereafter The creditors IN ibs
said estate are hereby required TO make tbei,
claims known to Hanover County Court, in order
that such payment of them as the assets will nav
may be made respectively All creditors falling
to apply as soon required must lose their claims
as iinal settlement is expected To be made on the
said 9th October next '"'
me administrators Of Thomas White, dec.
tcho toas late sheriff of Hanope, Coy,,S,,
TO tohom the said estate toas ,o,no,;t,eJ -
be administered.
Hanover County, Sept. %. 80 vaos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

"A fAth situated about 20 miles above Riebmond con.
a tanning upwards Of 800 acres with a ,ir pra,,, y,
%" grounds 100 acres q ue Tobacco land 10 clear lesvins
49, ,noe Of timber for the use Of The farm. M desired
e suosu On very Reasonable terms The ifnrrovemeof.
yDu anu nhcen Tor every purpose Of fesdeut f,rmsr
ftI ihn property ~ point Of fertility and local all
% mas rev equals on The River. Inmedste poes,iou
'ne soek o. every description and any facility Afforded IN
s ei9P o. wheat i which choice parcel q ICED will
oe uinn3ed, The high land shift sps.t Tor ire so;as
yet Ponue e. when last wheat nearly 80 busbeIs
nu rs no" ~ better heart The others of so acres e 49,
equally good Or The low grounds large proportion T. ~,
Iu',y i0eaeeo land Being received 10 sell immediatev
81. ,'9''n'e VIII be made HyY'r 70 fhe EdR9rs
93--vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
LIND FOR SaIr

TO move wish TO sell my plantation in F,,e,
ms and Is upon the RaPPshannoek river about ~ mile
ABOVE iaPPaharnock and 40 below The
upwards Of 800 Of high land and about 300 If
hch very firm, and remarkably well calculated for
a1B' II mas pretty good dwelling house an oyer.eer,.
and other requisite uthouses upon IL; and for
s nave ilyed on IT. my family, with the exception of a
year, nave been exempt frosf the usual fall disea.e, n
me lower country particular description of the
E IS not deemed necessary, presumed that no one
VIII be such as are usually required. VIM. GARNETT
Essex, July 49, 2oai -
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VaIuable ReaL Estote cr CT.

WISH TO setwo tracts Of land lying in the county uf
ne one containing about 1000 acres the othsr he,
M ~ @ Inc two tracts separated only by af
49, - W being ihetraet on which eside there are NOT
Iuore 'nsn SoV acres OF open land most of which hs
ea "ilnh few years There now to clear larre
oil nIst rate IoIGcco Land nearly all of which Je
one nody This tract lies remarkably we'll beng YER ,i
water fine, and the neIshborhood besIbv and
~ Tue improvements large DWELLING h,,.e ~
kitchen, smoke house, house &c together win ~
nou' ana good tobacco houses all of which are
vi Tue oher tract nearly half IL is opep land and 10
To- ., par, of which fiat land Of reyy
and good orchard of well selected fruit trees Tn. ;
are two good dwelling houses sbuut en- half mile on
van az me usual out houses attached each of them Irnn
to describe the property in more partcu
a. neI showing That those who disposed TO buv Will
rst view t-but ny way Of further uducement ,youl' 80,
sd mere on these tracts, large quantity good IeaGoe
Lana whehE certainly considerable ACQUISITION IN then
All persons who DESTROYS of purchasing The 80 1t
perry are particularly invited cali and view the TI
.es wiz ne liberal and accommodating and made Lno,v h
yng on the premises about 20 miles south f
LynchouFs and southeast from Campbell eourtbousr
N n IT, ,,, NATHANIEL w. PAYNE
ID ne ao'ye land could he Conveniently divided into
August H. e7m,r '' W. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

w 40 committed TO the jail of Jefferson county Va n,
CALI bm.se Ga the 10Th of June last negro man who
hve feet II iaehes high, and has small scar ao
by col ssguaI negro was purchased June, 1925
sels'nan IN the South, by the name Of Aberna,hey M
t,ke him 70 come, prove property pay charges. and
law ISu >gsPoseu OF according TO
Sept. q. -' 'hNhSoN, Jsiler.
SS-wI2wt
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FoTfe Pianos, Penetian Blinds, and 1on1Te

VIE subscriber has just received, and viii sell lou c
P,no sod paper or country produce supply Of elegant
pnos venetian Blinds Looking Glasse. Cane and Rnsh
bottom chairs Copal Varnsh, figured and pain hair cI,t
Ges, ar and moss carved bedPOs, and sdeboard
glass plates; with large supply of ST. Dominra and M
'ca;nns hand railing" plank and bench
@ r. ,a procured some Of the select Journey
rarnus Sofas and Mattresses in the mos, fshonsbie
VII furnish at shortest notice. neat Funeral IIesre
as moderate as possible. s' 'e maze
o., . GEORGE HENDREE
mond Sent ' -'Adi" street, itch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
Mr.. Hume r. FieiG.


You Will please take that shall on t,e a,b I,
i4th days OF October next the Storehoue Of Finch and
Su cnI':,'anvie IN the county OF Meckienburr and
Se virginia, take the dispositions of Joseph D. CIauc
c' TO be cad as evidence chanoery now enend
ns ,e county court OF Meckienhurs wherein Won and b
ate the defendants aud plaintiff ROBERT SnTiTIi
August22, 1896 O. oNili IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
FOR SHE

tNItE tact Of land o. which nov reside iyip~ in e
county 81 Ffin,s Edward on Bush River, FIVE ptes ssfb
81 fmmve ans Ave bf't u The oouhouse eont,ning re-
tween - aud 400 acre. 800 Of which - frr rsf -
sfoun inferior 70 20 tract u land IN the COUNTY There l. ~
good dwelling house, sud outhouse. Of every deseri;
Purchasers are invited 10 come and zee n P'Oh
Prince Ejwsrd, Aug.i5 '''', H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

w Ao committed TO the Jail of the town of pster,.
last negro man nsmed Dauev, sorne,iross ILL
Dar'd Smith; he is FIVE feet eight and
high, yellow complexion, has wen on ~. sa1i,
just below the right ear, is by trade blscS..s;,t
has large wart on the left arm above The .lbn.',
and number Of scars on the arms and Ices occs.
stoned BY burns, and appears to be about In vs.r.
OF age; he states that he was sold IN ps,s,.t,s
sometime last year to Col. BENJAMIN Ionss Il
Alsbams' end made his escape from his rss,s-
wnne on his way 10 that state; the owner i re-.
qpes'eo 70 come forward, prove his property. nav
as the law directs. Ues' VIZ
Sent. %. 90 SSlof'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
7sn DoIInra Re,nn-a

n 80 Af from the subscriber ON Sunday mo,,i -,
~oth day oi June an indented apprentice T., ~ i"s
ing business named William Griffin betyee " NE Iaiio'-
sse' aho9l i,et 10 inches and feet high J,sI esI
Eye. ne had on when he sbconded blseR boS s, sna
uP eSra and pair Of green bombazeu pantaloon rang
brosbr s enaesyour to get 70 Richmond where he b,
emnIos; hs n persons are forbid trusting, harbor;es
MN ~ any wsy As the law in all case, ,,;II tB
iii me above reward will be paid 10 any per,on
& KY; "a hin 50 That get him. and all fea,on,bI wv
July 18. 2O-wf2t " IIn1T9ss',sr Courthouse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

" IRGiNIA: A, Rule i,,,,-., Il, IN.
Sd ,y OF court OF ehanee,y for the ieLnoad district, tae
adms win =, a. Drown Harriet Parker and David Greens
An, me VIII annexed OF osmond Johnson dss DID,
Hiram ram L. opie, admir- with the will annexed oss,u. D.
wife jane. p,ikei r''ksr John H. Pe.ke and P.y
rance s ssS jaime, Parker having bis
Of b according 10 the Of Aeusby ana
,bs, a. mat ne is not an inhaban 5 this Country i. !;
the The D Eli Of here tss Is Che first day
., hn order be forthwith inserted n some
IN the city Of Richmond for two months
city Aeopy fe ''' f nESIS ;T The said
n Chaneery In Campbell county court S.s,t - 7s-
and T%onns az ,:',ipi"s partner Garden & CO.
against, '"'''"' Pts.
deceased '0A" c''''' 'E''"'0'' Of Toma, c055s.
NM, rns dsndant Jesse osS, not having entered i Ds
Rides s COURT a asss1sd,s to
as eo at an ns@saasn 20 OF fAi .
No,,,, lnat ne do appear Acre The Second Mon
asf ta order DC inserted ,On and
s on enond for taco mouths sueeessirs and pa,tsa ae
Day eSy T sN'''j al liEsxs 3 s;s. ssa
5s--soess
os .1sse.ry mn MestientSrg county, July court, Is2e
againt S|'''"' complainant,
of Wass, S Abraham Keen sheriff and
s,a sRlsy %s ' Isa,. G1"f ssa ss s1.
and Rics" aSn H. Pete Moody Spaord, John G. B@p
$3.50 Hi isea'" N"'''4' Den sr'" ~
Ros s,4d"y ;g T. ,n;anrs, administrator Of
against ""p'a'nanf,
Charles L. Brng6eld Jsu,, n, me-, TO a cross BIZ ia
iaaa adn,or. IF Tnrn,r G,.1Is 4a' y ~ Chancery.
G y Wnsoa, John r. Lucas, -,
n Pste, Ed'oad Delony MooJ, Sn
Jor 1f and Richard Russell Ds6ha.
M, &c causes came on tis day to be heard ,
danfy y P'anant, Wingfeid the ns,rers ~ ~ s'
IT, V;IIaa tne cross OIL Of The complainant E;s,3
fni1 aesor. 81 Robert C. WHiiors f6r
I;sn az 50, utetid and Russell the srhibts nnJ se
t;on ;se s, a.d iras argued by counsel: On coa.;i
he cue sour doth order adudge and ,c,Se 49,.
a1r (.Ieept as 10 sum Of $50 IL s.t DC
~ ~ e'edH entered the bond of Ea,J Iy rae one
T. Jones, an confederation of drnrs ~ .o"y oie
aTs mas oen lost to the parties and az, RACE
".'S III aaaor Of Robert q. Williams ~.
1ga,nSt Charles H. Winr frId anJ - .Ho
behalf expended. ~ ~ '"" "0'" mas suit in this
IN ma on motion Of the plaintiff in The oy;o,,;, -
H,Io III c9enS 6et'reen Me plain,i0 AMI CO.;
igi, ana -iodhnm heen late sheriff and M T ,p
,er ADAMS, dec TO Joseph b. Clausei on. VG,
e,S q tAs court to be BY aim eran,ineS ~, n eon.nst
81 "a, court reported With any Special na,,e.s ,s
Pn oy h,re orreqred 5y he part;e,r aaongnc
wy. 1es'e y. q. BAPTLSTt d.
eounfy-1he parties interested ,,;u ,,>c.,
-, @ rag ihoue opPointed the i7tA dnv Of
ne oo n eo'nts directed by the FOREGOING order az
y =. u,., on ra,ch day at 10 O'Clock A. n a., as
a. " d az me house Of lark Ro pston in g,ark331.
t " nicftenbug 1uith their accounts ami ,o,eS.r
'''"y J"' examinations and settlement ~ 'o~N''N'S
seD,,o JOSEPH B. CLAUSEI. H. c
36-rr@p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

'"o.erber offers for private SALE the following tr
The farm pess 81 land lying the city Of Richmond
meee es acre on the north fork Book and eom
and III, nI Tue Brook Bridge the Turnpike between
and we'll Considered valuable land being IN WOOL
eu and The buildings sufficient for the
ioi9nr M ieven and half acres called BRooKTILIE, ad
n,Ss ~ aeon ode near the south fork Of the Brook
foy,h S T acres oil this land wood of its orieinal
The Other Uss aekoy aud pine and has been paged
Ale an IS "a pine suitable for brick wood.
u, AZ acres near Mitches Spring and sJ;oninv nj; to-,
e"u ni' o. Mr. r. r. Price, land These 40 acre. u
d,d %" into lots of 10 EACH aud will be o
, I w nat way or together. Each lot will have The -,
bsys water running constantly through it, and some of thu
aJo;; PrihSs Whh this land 46 more NAV be baS
~ and OF the original tract. wish also 10 i;.nos
gooa par OF carriage horses excellent Ho,tles d
carriage driver. Fol terms, apply TO ~ ief ana
Sept. 93-ytf pon,,,,o,,
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so likely young Negroes for Sole.
ILNSIS TING Of men, women boys and rrI, which 80,
lS "sd at ar price by application to The Subscribe
"'ms al Cioveidale, Botetouft County Virr;p;a .'
= SoPt.5. DiuuS, Agent.
Tn. Na,;or.I r..r go 45-wtf.
uuies week ill forbid, forward m. ,cco,n =, NJ;
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FLORIDA L9,NTD M = n - =

4 once Tor the purchase and sale ofIand :; o., :,
iai'shassee the seato government in FJor,J, T.,
Of chose r,a 1"; N FLORIDA well adapted 10 the euitue
ihat stnleinen VINO visit this country with vs,s -,
h iehen', labor under many disadvantage, in tbe
se OF location OF lands which believed ,1;.L, h -;
W % once Il IS The intention of the underlined 10 he
WIN special information relative 10 the o,i;, mi
s .a ns mos: vdi'a6e lands which NAV be oesd for
ed or ny individuals. Books will be open
o 'ne OF all estates which NAV be oommttad -,
e enaIge OF sad Office, with drafts and iescrpt;on Sne;,i
RI ;J ~; wi 6e made in all il deemed neoe.ssry
tive to the WIN be prepared to attend ali business reis
r. IN e perfect completion adjustment of Iard ci,,,,
10 all business aPPeItaning the Donation or Prs,mn,
Paseu ny The Congress Of the United states fo5 tbe
e o. Tue early settlers in Florida and TO every descr;n
the p"bn snd relating to General Land Agency
we may be hereafter advertised for sale by the
seS ' ; an umes be procured Letters (po PAID adj
attended TO. NJ rCr, =, Sa ~ iorlda viii oe
Tallahassee, 18th June 1926 --AAA--' ~
-. REFERENCES.
Iii: Esceenry WIN. DuyaI
CoI. Robert Butler, Surveyor General
1eneral Richard X. Call,
Col James adsden,
aiaJor Benz Chares, Tailaia,se.
August l. - ~ oN'"y' 1.orna.
-uCt
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To Stone .lfosnns

,. 10 stone JH0SOHS.
~ n a,e authorised TO contract for the erection of Stone
nriuge across J?ness Creek on the river road nc,r ,L
e oil The late Maj IL. Heth For Information aprv 10 s;,b
" y" EDWARD ScOTfT.
JOHN GTLLIAM
FRS HARRIS
Powha,an, Sept. s. o.,
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e9uny-TAe parties interested ,ru l,c %
10 oon ,a naue appointed he I7h day October ne
ed o a.n Oh he, day at 10 O'clock Ssy are e
tSe ot S vac 1otse Of lark Ro ysom Ciaksrie in
ready for examinations and settlement una 'oHeAe's
Sept. IL. 1f" D. OLAOSEL, M. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

Wish to engage the services OF a LADY op,,;s.j ~.
W,a;ns Music, aud who can well reeommsnds
nv ir na my De maze Miss woodward, Rehnaoad or TO
gn' near Eserettsvile, Albemale county, Va ~
aug. ~. 27-wf TIL: f. RRNDoI Dir
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,PIRGIIFEd LIND OFFTCE.

- 1'H 1]'IsE u UFFICE.
with an act entitled, An act 10 reduce p,o
r s Ieto 9fsl acts concerning Escheatos passed Janu
mat sPPear' by certificate the Esoheaor Of n,
any nnond bearing date the I'd day of September 1895
% AT TINS oice the day, that by ns,i.;,;on
"ee Iund seer,ain piece Of ground OF which Robert
;,n,a te Of the said city, died seized and possessed
" feet front e. street. aud running back 10
mas oeeh found TO be duly echea;ed hi. commonwealth
Sept5. ~ IL: 81 L. oh.e-
ION will be presented the next General Assem-
ny % siha Tor Ben, free of colour lately The
property OF Thomas A. Taylor OF Powiaan COUNTY 10 he nj,
lowed 10 remain in the State. '' " e al
Sept. 8. ., -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

cSarfe, ,Mestienbsrg county, July eot, Is2e
against S|"' complainant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

mas"er WiHiors Thomas Cioode CSari,s RIm
Lmcas 1907 yohn Mpabie, LudsveH Evans John r.
Richard Rns;en Moody Spa'sord, John q Bop.ist
Also, Defis.
pd f,s.diag L. ,Hiiians, administrator Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

\ SmTp IN Campbell county court, 4aeusf IS 1875
nni Tn os ~, s,rprig partner Of John Garden g. 20
against, fHs
oease oo''' and John CO5bs, executor, of 75o c,,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-21
JEFFERSON AND ADAMS.

So astonishing condolences the contemporane
GUS dea'h, by natural causes, of these two great
men Of the North and Sou.h--thc only survivors
OF the committee which reported the Declaration
OF ndepeGdence--the two first Vice Presidents and
The second and third Presidents of the United
States breathing their last on the Jubilee OF the
Independence they were greatly instrumental 10
declaring excited an universal sensation. No
language can rxaggerate it-no reason account for
II. 1t is one OF those events which has no exam
pie on record. aud, as besu,eous moral, must for
ever stand alone on the page Of hstory-yN'at. Int.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-21

We have been favored with the pcrusal of let
.cr to gentleman in this town, received by the
Triton, dated St. PeteTshurgh May 81. The iol-
lowing is an extract
1.-The coronation Of the present Emperor is to
'ake place at Moscow next month. The serious
affair OF the 22d Dec. has caused very many of the
officers of the army (of the first families in the
Empirc) to be arrested and it is said more than
thousand are confined in The castle Of this city
their fate is very uncertain. The FIRST battalion OF
The regiment of guards amounting to more than
10000, and commanded by Colonel, set off few
|days since for Moscow. After a forced march Of
Two days the commander ordered the men 10 be
drilled. which they refused. He then attempted to
force them, upon which they shot him dead upon
he spot, and afterwards cut him TO pieces with
their swords Affairs at present are in q very un-
settled state, and we'll informed men predict some
F'A!ng serious before great while.''
Salem Gazette.
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MONEY ON EASY TERMS !!
p $4,000 for So. ID
On the 26th INST,

On the 26th INST,
The Union Canal Lottery, 23d Class, will be drawn in
Philadelphia containing the following splendid prizes one
Of $4,000 one of $780, of 1885, of 1ooo 20 of
500, % of ESQ., 104 of 100-104 of 50208 of 2O-lO4O
Of 10, and 10608 of dollars each.
Ticket S5-half 2.5o--Quarter 1.25-Eighth 81 cts.
If you want fortunate numbers apply at ROBINSON'S
truly lucky office, No. 1906 Market street-where mum.
Der of large and handsome prizes have been recently Sold
and where you may obtain your prize money the momeni
the result of the drawing is ascetaincd Think of tina.
when you are meditatng where TO purchase tickets.
july 81.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at SUMMIT BRIDGE
JULY /, 1896.
Phillip Anthony Patrick McCourtney
David AKRON James Murphy
Mr. Brainard Henry Masha
William Bacon Charles M'Langhlin
James jams. Conway Francis Mackirgloch
William Davis Malachi Inpod
BRAZIL Deming John Sullivan
James Dewey Charles Smith
John FOX Groye Simpson
Joseph Clap James Smhh
Luthor Gill Chester Smith
Young Holiday Nicholas Smith
Nathan Howard c. Tryon
Charles Hamer William Tendr
Bradbury Harding Levin Thomas
Solomon Jones John B. 1hurson
John Kennard Thomas Wallace
John Moon Nicholas Walton
Cornelious Mccartney
70-3t D. VANSLYKE, p. mr.
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COUNTY MEETING.

adjourned meeting of the Democratic Republicans d
n Kent county, will be held at the house of Abel Harris
in the town of Dover, on SATURDAY, the 29h instant
on business preparatory to the ensuing General election
fnncus attendance requested business Of importance
is to be transacted.
AUGUSTUS NJ SCHEE, Secretary
10 the former meeting
Dover, July Ia, 1896