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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27
Prom the the baltimore Gazette, ofMay 10.

Prom the Baltimore Gazette, Of May l6.
YnRY LArE FROM THE PAcIrIc.-By
the schr Shylock, Capt. Minot, in 90
DAYS from Chagres, we have received
cur regular files Of Lima papers.to the
ed of March, and letters to the 10th.
The Liberator Bolivar, returned. to
Lima from Upper Peru. and entered
|the Capitol on the 10th ot February,
when great rejoicings took place. It
| IS thought that he Will again visit the
Upper Provinces tos cohsilidate the
governments previously to his return
to Colopbia, and Of course will not
meet the Congress Of Panama for some
ftime. as n
The General Congress had not cp.
R~ned its session at Panama, but most
Fnf the deputies from South American
xStates had arrived and much anxiety
{was manifested to know whether the
Unitsd States would send commission.
ers.
The frisate United States had just
sailed from CaIIso for valpariaso.-.-
'rbe United States'ship Peacock re-
manned at Callao; Purser Humphreys
pf the Peacock died at Caliao ON the
10th of March,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

Sunday SeaooIs.---About 5000
Ehildren;. we'll dressed, belonging to
INHERENT Sunday schools, assembled,
i Castle Garden, in New-York, on
Sunday 9Th iast. where addresses were
5elivered and reports read. We CO.
hcide in the opinion Of Mr., Noah. on
his subject, that, ..of all institutions,
his is unquestionabIy the best in pro;
oting the best interests Of education
NEW. Rep.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27
Paints, Oil, &c.
LEWIS HOAR,

MA AS for sale, an assortment OF
al Paints ground IN Oil and dry. of
good quality,
Linsecsl, sperm. ard Meats Foot Oil.
CopaI and japan Varhish.
Spirits of Turicntino. 1
Window Glass Of various sizes.
Paint ard Wf'itewas1l Brushes.
Stone Lime. Potash. Rosin, &ca
DC. &c.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

from The sorrows ofA widowed heart.
Mt, H added san9 Semarks Of re-
ally eloquent and tosehiAG nalure. II
- not said hs fbr Ne sole purpose That
his wido~ maybe permittssl, to weep
over the urn Of her dena rted hushand's {
that the pAreii Who gave hin birth,
stricken With grief and age, may bend
ever his tomb, and in the bitterness Of
her hcsrt deplore the sad reversal Of
the order Of nature. that had called
Der 70 inouvs over the loss Of sucA q
child or thatevcn Ms sons may lay
Meir heads upon the verdant sod that
rests up0u his bssoun, and at once, in
the sorrow Of their bereav emept. and
in the pride Of his name. bless the Al
mighty God that he had made him
such man. No. il is that the grave
Of Perry may become one Of tie shrinss
Of our country, where those wA6 start
in the race Of honour and glory. tnay
go to pay their fond and useful pill
grimages. that they may learn how no,
Die efforts are 70 be made how the
glorious palm is to be won.
Let us then give cur cheering sym
pathy, with cordiai unanimity, to this
too long neglected purpose, and re-
store the ashes Of our friend 70 that
beautiful Island, the spot Of his birth,
where they may sleep guarded by the
vaior. and 'cherished'by the gratitude
ofits people n ,AHNa1fs 90 ag =
One Thousand dollars were added to
the present salary iOf the ooost-Master
General. The repairs of the Cum
'berland road PASSED to athird reading.
Friday, Nag 10. The Senate in
sisted nEtheir anlehdmsnt'ia the case
Of Mr.. Munroe. to which the Honse
had disagreed by q vote .f 66 to 46,
and appointed a committee of COPPER
cence. "A resolution was eoncurred in
IS to IA to,extshd the session Vt Con-
!gress 20 Thursday the 25th. ~ 81
In the House, resolutions We're. o.
greed to for improving the Hall Of
Representatives ddfins thsrscsss.
"a gentleman from Washing gten,
stlyes, on the authority Of Dir. Tinms.
that John Randolph, during the dsliv-
cry Of one his )ate..infamous speeches,
drank six titles Of Pnrter, two glas-
'es dfgin. and oneglass of brandy.
Bust. Gax.
nZ. tt,. ~. \,
9Thc editor OF the Boston Daily Ad-
vertiser, seems 70 doubt the autheh-
ITCHY .of the Intelligence recently re-
'eeived from Europe. relative to the
capture OF, Missolon,,hi. lie says, :,
Il Wesh,ve hot time nor room to
recapitulate all the intelligence on
this point, but we inc!ine to the opiD.
;oh that at the date Of our last adyices
I'frsm London and Paris, 40 intehi-
Fgence had been received at either
bplaee from Greece, later than March
R2d, from Zante, and the s0th from
RlissoIonghi and at that date this
kown, was in possession fthe Greeks
'tna the vafibds ruinours Of its capture
were founded on the actual capture Of
n post Oh the little island Of Vass,la-
,dt, in the harbour Of Missolonghi, af-
a violent assul, and a manly resistance;
aud the subsequent capituh:ion Of the
garrison Of AnatoIico in the neigh
Sorhood."
.ft tt .H.l
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

The woods il the Highlands and
in the Vicinity oe the Catskill Noun
tains has been sn fire for several days
and ON account Of tho excessive dry
ness vf.tbe weather, have coattnued
to bur. with great fary, On r-,, r..,.,.,
last, the dagger ol the t,n. OrrSsr'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27
COWiPOX.

In Russia, no person caa be admit
ted into school, be hund apprentice
to any trade, nor married, who has NO,
had cow-Pox o. smallpox. Such regu-
lations have driven smallpox from the
kingdom; 100000 wers vaclccinated
in u few years. Ia Prussia, those who
die Of smallpox, are buried silently
uuattedded. and without the tolling 0I
bells. The discovery Of vackcinaiior
is celebrated by an annual festival =
In Bavaria, all persons WHO neglect tt
DO vaccihated, are exposed to line.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

The Last advices from Central Amer
lea, state that in the month OF February
an insurrectjon 10 favour Of the royal
government Of Ferdinand, broke out in
the state Of Costa Rica, headed by Sa'
mora, "a native Of the country. The
government, however, had promptly
put an eEd to this futile attempt, with
the loss Of only few lives. Samora
and his principal officers had been taken
tried in the civil court and banishec.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

A Steam. ..carrirge has been put in
motion at the HOboken, (N. J) Hotel;
it travels round = Circle at the rate of
six miles the hour The engine and
carriage weigh less than ton tho Sc
in England weigh from 8 to 10 tons.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

"a gentleman from Washington,
sttes, on the authority Of Mr. Tinms.
that John Randolph, during the dsliv-
cry Of one his )ate..infamous speeches,
drank ak titles Of Pnrter, two glas-
'es dfgin, and one glass of brandy.
l.5i' Bust. Gax.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-27

The New. York Commercial Ad :
yertiser proposes that the surviving Ex-
Presidents Of the United Statey,shea. .ld
be invited to that city to celebrate
the approaching 5oth anniversary Of
American Independence, and that one
of their best steam boats should be
sent to Boston, for Ex-President Ad-
ans, and other steam boats ~ Vir-
ginia, for Mr.. Jefferson. Mr. Madison,
and MIR. Munroe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
bhchHghon -Reuben u. Pattesou. Georos
NJ. Payne,s MIR. Il. is said to have been e1ec,ed
by majority OF about 5 or 20 votes over Nj
Christian, The late DeIegate.)
ESser-- E. F. Noel, Lawrence Muse,
FdUJar-Tylers 100, Masons l1s Nfoo,,
12l; majority in favor ofs Con.en,ion. % y
James Capitalization Henley, Bennett, Kir.
by ''''
Kanaioha- James II. Fry PA, Lewis Ruff.
II. P. Gaines !. 'N' 0"'
Lo'tisia.--Charlss Y. Kimbtoueb 26s. IIor,do
c. Winston 230, Peter M. Daniel 100 Ol;ver
L. Cross 81. tConventon so, no e,onventi,n
900. number of freeholders decline vo,ing on
the convention subject
fdtthews- Humphrey BiIlups,s SAM Dieoes.
NoJOfk County John Thompson 33l. Gen.
Robert u. Taylor 269 John w. Murdauph los
VIM Cooke I03. ''
SIaitons al VIM. Dunton 81.
northumberland. William Basve 2t6 1'bo-
mas H. Harvey 1913, Royston Belts I6I. a1er a
warm contest of three days.
Ptusyivd1ta - Returns not complete: the poll
at Danville gives Capt. Vincent witcbcr 40
James Lahier los, WIN. Walton 90. Mai. John
Williams 40. CThe election at the Court Hou-e
not heard from.)
Prince George.-Frsncis i. Rives, A. Tenn
ple.*
STANDARDIZATION Anderson II 7, William
r. Almond ST. Alex. Doyle 36e. S. Hawkins
2is- (ReiuTns from the whole Senatorial Dis
tJiet gives Col. Moses Walton 7o5, MIR. Lowell
COS, Col. A. Rutherford 1855: the last ,vi,b5,e,.,
before the termination Of the contest.1
WdrDiek.--Tbomss Curtis so, Miles Cars
Sd Thos. II. Dunn so, VIM Presson AZ. H.
HAYWOOD ~, j. II. Langborn g.. (For the Se1ofc.
John H. Clopton SO, Chapman Johnson a.
(bgthe County has four candidates. 9ho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

mad an iueparable influence upon his Political
standing and character. could enlarge much
upon other topics, connected with the present,
but perhaps have already gone too far will
opiy remark further; that whilst it appears to be
asserted in the same manifesto; that Mr. Madison IS
election is less probable than i, was some weeks
ago. my information here is jus, the reverse. I
oeleivet is rendered every day more and more GER
tam. have never wished to take any active part
IN this election; and as far as have thought nv
sell compelled TO act, have done so with pain
anu reluctance. feel less disposition to active
exeitions now, than at any former ,ine-I take no
pleasure nor interest in public life, in my presen,
state OF personal inirmy. and i, is more than p,
oabie, unless could be relieved from that mis-
fortune, OF which have no expectation at present,
shat never again appear upon the theatre of pub
nc iiie. have therefore no temptation to devia,e
from that course of conduct. which deem best
calculated to produce the public good, and can
eonscientiously say. that every step l have taken
IN relation to the approaching election has been
influenced solely by that consideration. In this
state of mind. can have no desire to have nv
name brought before the public; bu, YOU are At
liberty to make any use OF this letter in that re.
spect. which you may think proper. With my
most fervent wishes for the restoration. and pre-
servaion OF union and harmony amongst the re-
am, your ob't, servant,
WM. Is. GILES.
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VoH d the tenant removed, or continued on
special conditions as provided by the Saith enact
ment.
go. No Student, boarding at any Hotel, shall be
allowed to change his boarding house till the end
of the session. without permission from the
Faculty.
81. Hacks, and other carriages let on hire, shall
be admitted within the precincts Of the University,
only under such regulations as shall be prescribed
by the Faculty
90. The Proctor is required to keep the drains
in the grounds of the University always free from
obstruction, and to construct such Others as the
Executive Committee may direct.
TIL: JEFFERSON, Rector.
Mr.. WRIT. lately appointed Professor of law
IN the University of Virginia, has notified the
Rector and Visitors that he declines accepting the
appointment. Mr.. LoMAx, a distinguished mem
Der OF the Fredericksburg bar, has since been in>
VHed 70 hill The vacant chair, and II is understood
tfat ne viii accept the invitation. The high rank
which this gentleman holds as scholar aud ju-
rist warrants the expectation that he will discharge
the duties OF this important Professorship, with
much ability, and with advantage to those who
may attend his lectures. charlottesville Gas.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Itis stated by a
gentleman just from Vera Cruz, that day or two
before he left that place, convoy of 1000 troops
bad sailed for Campeachy Bay, to Join BODY OF
5000 men already there. Reinforcenents from all
the United Provinces, il was publicly stated, were
concentrating at that point, for the purpose, as
was generally believed, of making descent on the
island of Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

PURSUANCE OF decree o! the circuit court of III 4.
United States Tor the 9Th circuit and Es.tern st.,
Of Virginia, IN The case of George W. Wall, agsin,.
william d. Wren, admir-, Cniharine L. Adams, widow ana
nue g. Adams, decd will he sold iron, door Of the
Eagle Hotel inthe city Of Richmond, o'clock on Saiur
bidder that Whole tract Of 40 OF LIND imOrc or1sJ
mentioned and described IN the deed Of mortgage executed W
Edward Canning, and BY him assigned said g. W. Wal
h airing date the 18th FEBRUARY, 1919 lying the
grave yaIdl Also one undivided oiey Of and hall
acres OF Land lying nthe county Of Gooenaud ono un
VS.. sold W the father of the sad Samuel g. Adams dec t
Philip Hocdsor, with arecTysiion Ofe coal therein and il
knnwn by the pdne of Tie DOrer Coal Pts areordn, Ia
he provisions Of the said decree and the directions Of thc
lanh scoun'e IN writing the above mcnened viii
he sold credit of and three yeas .nrI
mems Che purchaser. giving bond approved secty and
deed OF trust on The properly 20 The payments Vi the
purchase money. a. X. THoRNTON u M
April 81. 1926. iia,d, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

A SCHooNER.eslled the Tell Tale commanded re +, man
who called himself capt. John Brown sailed f6,n Law
On me nsppaiannoek, the 2ii March, Riehui"ns
Webb CO. OF Richmond heard nothing Of the vessel or
capt. from the time OF her sailing until the 9Th inst
ported in Baltimore have been run aoul O. bv
el aud sunk on The 25 March circumstances which have
come 10 my s"ssdge render it almost that The chr
not Lost above The schooner had NO name ~,
her stern and, strongly supeo, her gave
as 10 the vessel and himseI and suspect he
81 The cargo and pockeed thr The schooner
rie' about 1000 bushels Cap, John Brown las he calls HIMSELF
rcdih colored hair he had only one hand with him IA bla
NAM ber,i reard will he given for the recovery the
properly ana Tor me conviction Of the CAPT.
on the subject addressed Loyds F-.ex COUNT Va
or Lewis Webs d &C. R.ehGead WILDE attended 10.
-, $50 DAVID PITTS.
The Editors Of the Charleston Courier Norfolk p.aeo,
baltimore Patriot New York Daily Advertiser will in.e.
the above IN their respective papers three and for
Their accounts to the Editors OF Compiler for payment,
April 81. I'D II
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25 DOLLARS REHygRD

- ANAW Af from the subscriber, the 18th inst n
h "ho calls himself Iohn Doug about 81 y,afs
age, Of brown co,oPexon having impeachment
aud thetop Of his middle finger Of the right hsnd cut o I
Negro bought in Richmond, OF Thornton Alexander 81
Stafford county IN March, 1920 and undoubtedly will ende.
raised. The sbote reward viii be gwen for having him ~
ken Up aud ecurcd,so that may fnd him, he oter
awni eSPeni,. 10 ouptp,t or stafford cou'ie' on the way
ksown 20 Me'rs. Brooke Co,by, In Rehmosid OF
wllgwe $40 skenrP 10 Richmond in the ghbourhoed
Of Verns, Heafico county, where now reside
RIGID WALSH.
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Congress Proceedings of Tuesday.


In THE SENATE Considerable discussion
took place on discharging the Committee on Com
merce from the further consideration of the Memo
rial of the Merchants, Ship-owners, and Manufac-
turers of the City Of Baltimore, praying, that the
discriminating duties OF 96 cents per ton, on Bri.
tsh Colonial vessels and of 10 per cent. addition
al the duties their cargoes may be abolished
and hat British vessels, from whatever ports, ma
be admitted the same terms as the vessels of the
most favored nations.
The motion to discharge the Committee was
opposed by Mr.. Smith and Mr. TazeweII. ON IN O
ground that it was better TO act Mt once on the
subject, and not trust to the tedious process of
negotiations.-The motion prevailed, when the
subject on motion of Mr.. Tazewe, was referred
10 the Committee on Finance for their considera-
ton.
The Senate then proceeded TO the copsidera-
tion of the resolution submitted by Mr.. Branch
denying the power of the President TO appoint
public Ministers.
Mr.. Mills of Massachusetts,, addressed the Sc
nate against the passage Of the resolutions, and
showed, most coDclusvely, that the power claim
ed by the President in relation to the appoint
men, of Commissioners TO the Congress at Panama,
had been claimed and exercised by every preceding
President, from the commencement, Of the Gov
eminent down TO the present time. Mr. Mills
concluded by moving the indefinite post ponement
of the subject.
Mr.. Randolph took the floor in reply, and
contended that the ground taken by the gentleman
from Massachusetts,, was a complete backing out
on the part of the administration from the previous
stand taken by its friends.
Before taking the question, the Senate adjourn
ed.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPREsEETAT1vEs
On motion of Mr.. Crowninshied the House
then resolved itself into Committee ofthe Whole
on the State Of the Union, Mr. Tomlinson in the
Chair, and renewed the consideration Of the Pana-
ma subject. Mr.. Thompson Of Pennsylvania, de-
Iivered a sensible and argumentative speech in fa-
yor ofthe Mission, unrestricted by any instructions
from Congress. Mr.. Ingham from the same State,
followed in favor Of the amendments, limiting the
powers OF the Ministers; but directing the principal
psrt of his remarks against the Editors Of News
papers, whom he was pleased 10 say, had been hi
red by the Government TO denounce Members oil
Congress for constitutional expression Of Their
sentiments. When he had concluded, Mr.
Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, submitted a substi-
tnte Tor the amendments proposed by Mr.. Nc
Lane, OF Delaware, and Mr.. Rives, Of Virginia
which, alter some little conversation, was sc
copied by those gentlemen. That the matter
as now stands, may be better understood, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
.Mess,s. Pulaski A. and Darid p. Jo1,so,

XOUR being non-residen,, Of this state, and having
u known ageut hercTlorna Anderson Of Louisa COUNTY
nrronee to the estate Of Bcrryman Johnson decske nc
tee that on the eighth day Of May next q, Allen Denon
Grocery Hanover county, shall proceed take the dern
ton Of Peter Wsde and o.hers he seat evidence
tain s now depending in the superior of chanrery Tor
ne hchuond district aud IN tie deposiiJnJ
finished ae shove eighth day Of May, shall esalinu.
from dy 70 day until they finished in which said yau
tue SAID Johnson., plaintiff and Thomas Anderson sn
tee aforesaid and VIM L.. Thcp a, deCentan.. ~
where you may attend If you think proper. YomsGc
VIM L. THOMPSON.
IL it~
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Apfi2t

N1RGINfA. IA , sop,gior Count II Chapcery holden
NJ the Capitol 10 TIE city Of Nichmcnd the T.b day Of
Feb, 1895.
Nancy Toodvin, pliH.
against
Sarah Goodvn ereurix and devi.re n Beubcu uoodrn
dec, Staton Granilsnd, aud JAMES l. Goodwin ficEIs.
This This day 90 be heard, on the hl snsper,
sxhbits examinations ~ wineea, aud argued fv
eounsc. On consideration Whercof the doth sdiudsc
oraer and decree that The defendants DO deliver hepain
fitbe slave TbUfmon, the hill mentioned and render an
atto Of hi hire the de.h II the said Reuben Good
vim dec before commissioner of The tout,'fho ineeted %
xsnlne and settle che sah acoOunt report the same
court With any matters specially stated Jecnsd petit
Nv bmself whh NAY be required Ivy the psrs 70 he
50 stated. a Cofy. Tcstc, WM. W. iIENlNO,t. c.
Coauuissiousy's OGire, Riehnrond, ApsR ~ 1876.
The rs'tcs ntei osied wilt please take that have
appoinc the 9th day Of Fry commence the account
directed 10 tie foregoing order % court which day 81 -
ock a. ~ they required attend my ofioe ~ this
n ton and settlement. a. yAKER,H. Z.
Aq1l2i. iit-Viz
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Apru2i.
Jessrs. JObn Tfusleu and Re,lbfn

.UtasTs' JU7ITF y VIsFIy UTTU 1ttWVtN FuTTe'f
FINllS is 10 notify you that your places Of residtnec
= unknown have taken this method 10 inform Won
that shall take The dispositions Of Siaut n. Cafds,,
Moses ~ Csrdo aud others at the Tavern OfRober Srr
Fpwhaan cvurihoue The 22d day of between
the hours Of O'Clock IN the morning and SIX o'clock Ia t
evcging TO be rcadss violence ~ suit depending IA,
the Superior Cont NJ Chincery for the Rhmond Difff
wherein you plaintiffs aud YVES end others defendants,
sud should The said dispositions not be taken, sny cause
the DAY aforesad the will he taken the dsy
Al the place above mentioned and bcwcenthe hours soesa.
and II not finished will be continued ION dny 10 day urii
completed. Yours, &c. JUDITH N. CARIiO1A. Ex'rx.
AAnON n. CARD0LA. Eror
Of Moses ". Carbon, dec.
fn,u1 "a
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:" have come n'der obligations to each other, - to
abandon the :" old practice Of treating" directly
or indirectly, either before or at the election.
custom, indeed, more bonofed in the breach than
the observance.')
Hork.-Robert Shield. Thos G1ifin.s
NOT Of the last Legislature
Nashville Gazette Of the 5,h n little wroth al mr..
'onh I. Ervns appointment T.. Master at Nashville.
he si'sht put upon III. endson Of citizens
o. Ae town and upon the Of 10
oil Tennessee II that the public wish
Is sna interests are sachcej TO the purposes Of faction
gees 'pn.r suspects the with which Mr. f. 'p,,
INTO tnS chee declares thatso long he has the
nfnt Of the onee will dtrut his alivu of end
hms: that ntsndsdto establish espionage on the COM
nuneation. which pass through the ront a. ha,
been eewheie thrown out through which all the
dence oil Gen. Jaek.onb 10 Pss,)
Dir Antoine Dupuy /. arPointed Post Master az New Or
leans vee Col CIo5han promoed print of thai civ
terms - and Mr. Fulwar Skipw,h Of b,tvn Rouge NJ
was reported at Washington the I'd ul,.
rarPeario he Mr. Bartlett Fancy Of N c. 10 whor, v.,
offered the appointment of Charge dAGaes to Peru The
Raleigh Register intimaes that apart potieal can,d
era,ion" il should be natter Of surpt,,e that Se
should decline embassy, the salary of which does e
exceed squalls the AMOUNT realized from his ptae Gee at
the bar" s~s
DJSererai advertisements ,ina;oidaJiy omitted
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RICHMON d PRICES CURRENr.

oTseverai -4drertisen,sn,, -na.0iia,iy omitted.
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The Legislature Of Louisiana have established =.
Board Of Public Works. !"
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we most chee1taliy correct the ambiguity which
"e =" aSh'ns.oh Telegraph has noticed. It's assn
rance is sufficient. We believe in E,;,o -, -
the Author of The structures, which sppes,ed nm.
der The Editorial head, on the matter Of The
Postmaster at Nashville. We cannot bu, admire
the interchangeable industry with which the Editor
wields his pen.