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~ ~ Cents TO 40 CTS per va. ~,
Mourning ditto. ofbeautiful patterns.
American BInes and Fancy. do.do.
A large Iotof elegant striped Gingh-
ans, new and fashionable article
for Ladies dresses.
Cambrick, common, and furniture
!, Dimities.
Furniture Plates, and Chintses, a hand
some choice, from IL l-2 cents to
3 cts. per yard.
Black and colvured Cambricks.
White Cambricks, all qualities.
Jac konet Mnslin, do do !
Null Null do DO dc.
Plain and figured Book do. do. do.
Nice Tambourcd, and elegant dotted
Swiss Muslins.
Linen Cambricks, cheap.
Ditto ditto pocket Hdkfs. do.
Cotton fidkfs- "a great variety.
Childrens' do. do. do.
Elegant Fancy, Berkeley, and White
Cravats.
Ladies' and GentIemens white cotton
Hose.
Gentlemens' mixed ditto. y
Best Spool 4 common sewing Cottons
Elastick Carriers. Cravat Pads.
Ladies white, black and .oloured
Horseskin Gloves.
Gentlemens' black, horseskin and bea.
yer dittv.
Long Lawns. Suspenders.
Irish Sbirting Linens, large supply
which shall 60 Lo,O.
6-4, IA, 8-4, 9-4, aud 1914 Damask Ia
Bile Linens, better goods than be-
fore for same prices.
Russia and Irish Diapers. Crash.
Ravens Duck. A Iowcloth, Sd per
yard.
Heavy Russia Duck. English Ravens
ditto.
Real Russia and imitation sheetipgs,
!oW.
Common and Duck Buckrams.
Black Bombazines. Quality Bindings.
Elegant Cashmere Long Shawls, diff
fercnt colours and sizes.
valencia do. do. at lo'o prices.
g 4 black Cashmere ShawIs.
8.4 bordered do. do. dog cheap.
Green Morcen. Tabby Velvets.
Black, white and green Italian Grapes.
Green Gauze. Bobbinct Eaces.
Black Canton Grapes. Black Silk
Shawls.
Coloured figured Canton Grapes.
Grape Sbawls and Scarfs,
Superb stripe Silks, ainn,ode for La
dies dresses.
Super Nankin black twilled Silks.
Black Sattins, Synchaws, and SARGE.
netts. /sf
Green Silks, for Bonnets. White
Sarcenet.
A black Silk IIdkfs. from Is cents
to 8S cts piece.
SuPersnd common Flag Silk do.
Rich Fancy Gauze Hdkfs. a fine as
sOrtment. p.
Ditto do. Silk do.
Best Italian black, blue, and coloured
Sewing Silks and Twists.
Black and coloared Ribbons, ,all num-
bers.
London Watch and Belt Ribbons.
Red, white, yellow and green Flannels.
Brown and bleached Shirtings, all
qualities.
"A Brown Shectings, IL l-9 cents to
Is per yard.
A Bleached ditto. Bedticking.
Apron and shirting Checks, from 10
cents to 90 cents per yard. T.
nomestick Ginghams, from 4 l.2d. to
Is per yard.
With many other articles not men,
toned. all Of which, will be cutup, or
sold by the piece, as low as can be
bought in he State.
ALSO.
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LAWS OF RH0DE-IsLAND.
State Of Rhode. Island and Providence

LAWS OF RHUDE-ISLAND.
State Of Rhode. Island and Providence
Plantations.
IN General dssemsly,}
June Session. "a. d. 1895,
AN ACT authorizing the Militia OFF,
GERS to be engaged on their Com :
missions.
Whereas some ofthe Malta Off,
reS appointed at the last session have
Jailed to take their engagement on
their respective Commissions within
the time prescribed by law.
BE IL enacted By the General Assem-
bly, and by the authority thereof it is
enacted. That all such Officers be and
they are hereby authorized within
thirty days from the rising OF the Gen
eral Assembly at the present session
thereof, to take their engagements on
their respective Commissions in the
same manner and with the same ef-
feet as though the same hail been tax
en- within the time limited.
True Copy.-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
The Assembly adjourned the Gath
of June.
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BANK or EETsToIs,

I EANN OF EETST0I.
a I the Annual Meeting oi the
IA Stockholders of the Bank Of Bris.
iol, held on Monday July Sd, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for the year ensuing. viz -
John D'Wolf, Richard, Smith. Hersey
Bradford. John 'D'Wolf, Jr John G..
Harding, Levi D'Wolf, Ambrose Wal
dron, Josiah Smith. and Luke Drury.
At meeting Of the Directors on the
same day, JoHH D'WoLF, was elected
President and
SAMUEL SMITH, Cashier.
Bristol July S, 1896. CJ8.]
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M@W GOODS gg
N. NJ. y }. X. WHEATON
Have Just received trom Boston, and
offer for sale, a rich and erten-
size assortment Of
SPElNG AND S,yMMNE
&WWiD&o

~ ~ wv W u
carefully selected from the most recent
importations, and will be offered
cheaper than ever before has
been sold in this Town.
AMONG THEM ARE
IDEAL super6ne. mlddlinr and
AU common, Blue. Black, Olive, aud
Mixed Broadcloths, com Uprising such
anumber of pieces as to afford a
great choice in shades and qualities
and will be sold very iow.
Cassimeres, a great variety, including
the latest fashionable colours. :
Drab and Mixed Cassinets, suitable for
gentlemen's Coatees, Frock Coats
aud Pantaloons.
Black Il Drab striped Denmark Sattins
Drab and White Linen and Cotton
Drillings.
Blue and common mixed Sattinets,
cheaper than erer.
Striped Jeans, an assortment.
Meirimack and children's Stripes.
Imitation Seersucker, and shade
Stripes.
Florentine and Buff ditto.
India, English, Il American Yellow &.
Blue Nankins.
Super and common white and colour
ed Valencia, Quilt and Jean yes-
tibgs, some the latest London
patterns.
Elegant figured black Silk ditto.
Real super & common London Prints
and fancy Calicoes, an endless va
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ELOOR BRUSHES. &c.-Fre sb
II supply Of first quality Foor Brush
es. Sadirons and Brass Kettles, just re-
ce;ved and for sale by
N, Ma J. Il. WHEATON.
June 2A
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JOB Printing executed at this OGee
with despatch.
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4 general assortment or
Mat1tt)atf. .

In particular, one Case
containing a great variety of
BRASS ANDIRONS. with
SHOVELS and TUNGS to
match.
Warren. May 26.
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AN ACT in addition to an act enti-
tied " An Act to prevent hawking
and peddling without license"
Section I. BE it enacted By the Gen.
eral .assenbly, and by the authoeity
thereof it is enacted, That no person,
unless licensed, as provided in the act
to which this is in addition, shall here
.iter, as broker or pedler. sell or Of
ier for sale, any glass ware--or shall
carry the same through or into any
town within this State. to be sold or
)atered therein, under all the penal
ties and f0rfeitures mentioned IN said
lct /; to be sued for and prosecuted
n the manner thereing provided.
Sec. 3. find be it further enacted,
That the several town-councils in this
State, shall be and they are hereby
authorized to grant licenses for selling
md Offering for sale glass ware, in this
State, in the manner and on the same
conditions as is provided in and BY
he third section OF the act to which
this is in addition and the sums of
money received therefor, shall be paid
as is therin provided.
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AN ACT in amendment Of the act en-
titled" An Actregulating proceed
ines in actious of Dover, and de.
claring of what the widow shall be
endowed, and the method of setting
of the same"
Section !. BE ii ena,ted blythe GEN
erat assembly, and by the authority
thereof IL is enacted, That the respect.
i've Courts of Probate in the several
towns in this State, who shall have
granted letters Of Administration, or
letters testementary. on the estate Of
any deceased person, shall respective
ly have full power aud authority to
cause dover to be assigned anil set
of 10 any widow, on the estate or es.
tates Of which such widow by the law
of this State is derivable, when the es-
tate from which such dover is to Be
ret OF shall lie in different towns in
this State, in the same manner as they
are authosized to cause dover to be
assigned and set oft. by the act to
which this is in amendment, when the
estate lies wholly in the same town,
and may appoint the committee for as
signing the same, from any town or
towns in which the estate may lie and
any party aggrieved by such assign
ment, made oy order ofthe Court of
Probate, may appeal from the decree
confirming the same prescribed by law
for appealing from the DEGREES OF said
Court Of PROBATE in other cases.
Sec. e. and be it further enacted,
That 50 much Of the eleventh section
Of the act to which this is in amend.
nent, as authorizes the Supreme Ja.
dicial Court to cause dover to be as.
signed in the cases mentioned in the
J first section Of this act, be and the
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sar. Weightmsn, written ten days before his death
ms ~ laid the very last in the vol. for 1926.
some OF those letters are very long-they discuss
variety OF the most interesting topics among
the rest we have heard elaborate letter OF his TO
0oi' Monroe, immediately after the capture oil
washington, spoken of in the highest terms.
I re has also LETT many other NJ S. S. among his
papers with these some Compositions labelled
Juvencs.''
All his papers are put up with neatness and
regularity, which uniformly distinguished Mr. JEFF
ierson.-It is remarkable, that he had nut away.
as among his most select papers, his own Will,
copy OF the FIRST draught and alterations of the De-
ciara'ion OF Independence, and some affectiona,e
memorials OF family feeling. These three were ar
ranged together in the same compartment.
As soon as the proper arrangements can be made,
'hs Memoir, these Anas, and most of this cores
pondence will be laid before his country Few
mems papers can be so rich in valuable materi-
ais as those of Mr.. Jefferson. His STYLE and his
sentiments contribute TO lend an ines,imable at
traction 10 every subject which he handled Teti.
Stt nLiH quod oyNdrit.--rhe Public will wal, inn
patiently for the publication, and the mos, di,,an,
pesteii'y will profit by his labcrs The beauties
oil Liberty, the real principles OF the constitution;
wiz De found developed In The most impressive
forms.
ihefe has been no opportunity yet Of recording
Mr.. 'eiierson's VIII 1t was written in March
-, N0.e"seu, expressive, simple and elegant.
lie has left all his books 10 the Uniyersi,v. of
whicn 1t has not already copies He has lett 10
MS hius'rious friend James Madison his beautiful
cane - OF animal horn,'' memorial of his lonf,
ana uninterrupted friendship for one, with whom,
ne has been combined in his excrons for the rood
oil mankind lie has left few slaves free. making
provision Tor their future support, and praying Of
tile Legislature. last favor Gin addition to SO
many which he has received at their hands. y that
these emancipated slaves might be permitted TO re-
main within the Commonwealth.
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NIMRoD BRAMHAM, r.. 81
JAMES LIMBS ~, il. S.
JOHN N. PERRY, IL. ST

We The undersigned, having examined the property descr
Cd an the within plot IA pursuance o. the Act u the Assembly
OF virginia. PISSED tebruary 1926 ming 1Ion.as Jej
TSo upon our o" view the fair equivalent ic
The within described property lying the Rivanna River
iIiciUdiis The misunderstanding, GT Mills, Sior.
Houses Dwelling Houses, Coopes Shop', &c. known a. the
S4ApWELL MILLS, reseryins 10 the aforesaid Thomas
TEsoH the right t' convey discretion tue public or any
company e'iahish-d ny awor hereafter be established f
tue '"pro enent Of the ivAnna River, ofthe canal
Of The d mill, the adjacent land thereof for -
purpss OF naV'saon 10 he used by the public IA manner
me least to The proprietor Of the said mills; Also a
bounded y the lands Of hi Alexander, jane, AIuroe Wi
nan settle aud John watson, and marked the within pic,
Thoisdad Dollars. ~
Given ,nher cur hands and seals hi. twenty first day ii
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Communicated for the Enouiye,

IN Culpeoer County Court, 18th July. 1926.
II being stated to the court by John Shackelford.
Esq the attorney for the Commonye alth, tina,
Thomas Jefferson and John adams, two of our
revolutionary worthless and SIgners of the Decla-
ration OF Independence, and late Presidents of the
United States, departed this life on the 18th instant,
being the jubilee of American independence:
ResoIued, That the court, the bar, and the other
onceFs OF the court wear Grape he left arm for
the space of 30 days, as testimony of regret for
the loss the nation has sustained by the death OF
these illustrious men.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing be published in
the Rict loud Enquirer, and also in the National
intel!igencer. true copy from the Record
Il. w. LIGHrFOOT. &C
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Communicated for the Eno,,irey.

GENTJEMEN - ] observe with pleasure that
you have published in your paper of the 4lh inst.
the preamble to the 90 Act establishing religions
freedom within the Commonwealth of Virginia -
which was drawn by that iustrious man, for the
loss OF whom nation mOurns, and which is
scarcely second in elegance OF dcton or purity OF
principle, TO the other great paper the Decara
ration of Independence that emanated from The
same unalloyed spirit You may not have OBJ
served BIT you will, by reference to the act as
you published 1t, that there is grammatical error
N the hrs sentence, indeed in the first two lines
which vltiates the composition throughout and
What IS truly singular, has been overlooked in ali
'he revisions OF Our laws Instead of beginning,
I" Whereas Almighty God hath created the mind
Tree that all attempts to Influence it by tempo
" raj punishmens or burthens,'' &c. the true
reading, is " Well aware that Almighty God hath
created the mind free that all attempts, SCI
Ah this form the Bill passed the House OF Dele
gates, as the original draft will evince The his
'ory OF the error, as stated to me by one OF our
most distinguished citizens who had the facts from
.ne late Chancellor Wythe, who was Speaker of
lne II. OF Delegates when this celebrated bill pass
eu,ls this That when the Bill went up TO the
senate, the Speaker of that Body, Ga gentleman
VI great public spirit and worth, but not scholar)
PeIcelvlng that it commenced with the words
=, wen aware that" which he bad never seen al
we beginning OF any act before, concluded that il
was an error Of the Clerk, and struck them out,
VI ms own free will, inserting the word, (" Where
IN the stead-the matter passed without notice
~ 'ne time and has never been corrected in our
L, "s since was member Of the General Assem-
~. ~ OF Va at the last revision Of our laws, when
h;Is information wasreceived; but after the revised
~ nau passed, and consequently when it was too
'''e 70 nave the mistake reciifed. Your ob't,
July 8, 1926.
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saliitary measures oi retfenehnent and economy
succeed, and the administration of our government,
return 10 its primitive purity, under the auspices
OF him who is the peoples choice
By Thomas II. Duncan Randolph. the viryi-
MIA comet, may it continue to shed disastrous light
upon the enemies of peoples will
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and seai', this twen;> fist dag u
NINROD BRAMHA3I, r.. 81
JAMES LINDSAY, l.. 81
JUN A' PERRY, l.. >

dbennyl, C9uuty--rn witt
This day NarrL BranAqn, James Linds7y and Jstn NJ
I'F'J made oath before me- Jusc The Peace f lie
Coy Hyr'aid' That the above Certificates ma correct
men unVef MY ha"i, tnii 2ist day of March, 1895.
.r, JOHN II. JONES.
This valuation, may, perhaps be thought high when com
Pat" wh even the "c piIvtte HOUSES our country lie
outlines will remove ills Doubt The vaiuers calculated Inc
"nti 81 hie' ~ The yhoe buhIngs found them 10 be
GOWN, ard Stone work hr.des made tie whole equivalent 10
uiafds 90 million In the original cu3 OF the wort
nothing had been spaied give durability The roof ~
Tnci1u l'fiico in ttc and Hank the cAtcrns ana
Tue ptihcfpa iparlHirnis within, (tweui, in Lhcr ,xel
Of Tue rclas ard serfan' tie hasemeut e,y er
nat he'd i thc best manner aud ~ the oicsi yie Of nen.
afrhucruf The Offices and her covered ,g,i ,,ie, r.,
each htnh go iet The ground which 4. .i,n atvai
lawn COZ feet IN length aud bct,vc en- gn and three &c
on The summit 81 The hill 1t Monticello The 0rd.o h
ngle etr1tc The side pf the hill 1000 fee, lam. J o.
5eres IN area TIE land annexed, 4C9 aerf B.. Of the y.+
t fuahy vt upland Ihc part in cutiesoa IN good hear
EtneaNy. the woodilnl theeGths the whole b Of t.
mo-. tetic pily % rich virgin vegetable mould heavily
from Chat l'uesytIe and e University Besides well sfsi,
ieet frrP nTni'hns except in II drought drink
nE waiter there ueYcr-faing stfeaus within eonyer
ni distance The building perfect repair. To fear
OF error second cGnaic irale with aud n-
curry, he result Ut which gave SifOOO more; arpr,erf
determined, however abide by the first and state a
below tau above te real value. From these facts any on
may satisfy himself ~ 10 the emHesThe tickets are es
csa - ne Scicu- Prize IF $40, rhici although fyeef.
cac-fdi0g ne price tecs eq4ri ne Gst uafuao ofr
Eti0fcs. E. fomf 0J1fs explanations fqs rfgr So 01
SHIRT II me actual rae IF ne PROPERTY and sH rspdS 81
'or1ai mere ~fuq"tageo 10 ths heirs # Mr. Je0sysor
II AL lttleu md orders enclosing the cash fro n,,I III
easc) ioi whole tickets DULY, will te very Promptly 49,
copy lAiES & MINTYRE.
fWiy 20 ErhuoaJ u,
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MR.. JEFFERsoN's MEMOIR. r..

We understand, that Mr.. Jefferson has LETT behind
him Memoir OF part Of his own Life & Times; he
commenced its composition in the 77th year of his
age ~ 1920, and finished 1t in 1921 II goes back
TO the time OF his grandfather, traces the progress
OF his o"n Education, touches upon the causes &
events OF the American Revolution, gives partic.
ular account Of the Declaration Of Indspendence
presents many interesting sketches of the condition
and celebrated characters OF France, while he was
minister IN that couniry-and terminates with his
acceptance OF the Office Of Sccrct0rv Of state.
lie has also left behind him for publication three
vols. oil H'tos, comprising various conversations
and transactions, in which he was concerned.
while he was Secretary of State Besides these
he has prepared for the press, 2 or IS vols. OF
correspondence, labelled with the years in which
they were written. In these NJ. S. vols. no,
bound, but stitched, he has carefully laid away CO.
pies OF all his interesting letters, as taken by the
FoJBrapb. II Is unnecessary 10 state, that these
letters are foil Of interest they are addressed 10
various persons, and en- various subjects and
when published, will fully display that felicity
Of style and grandeur OF principles, for which Their
author was so eminenuy Distinguished Some Of
ihese letters were prior TO the evolution and
'he !ss; q ;hs Series is lis c, As2,s5 Reply %
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nIED-on the 10th inst. Miss Sarah Esng Uan,,r,G a.
eond daughter OF Mr. Joseph DanfUi thi, city, m The 7,b
year oi her ase In the Illness a"d aabie youn
luy PTr'e"Iei subject u solemn reflection her co eo
IN years-to her fond parents whilst they bn. the
eiihS they furnish also merely iiyalu,b. cnn.o
latOn, but Ieipicis; y,udica, In Mn
P'o, 'he me'ce'o OF the almighty what appear 10 his
:everes viiaons. The education ti, Young v on ,,b
usually priced useful ornamental hal noI been
Gu, "ut especially she had hem early instructed in the d
% I1oa ana accountable creatures particularly those iu
ues are revealed IN the Gospel Of the Blessed k.d..nr
Wt gay aud young ani lie hful ihr Effects an c
h netly nlli ked he department. for
Ia! and am'abIe: but remained protected inc
i"i anu pressing hours of gradual decay 10 reject Thu o
iur'; and To exhibit the the M To- -
holy frJoicng Of the dying christian. " AZ"
Early IN the last Spring she attacked nv pulmonary
s"pT' w"eh aera oohhnemeat of seventeen weeks 10
er oeu closed her mortal existence. Very soon nn. ,b
OF her disease, she 10 see IL fatal
Ter inatoi frequently required in conversation viii H.
parets ana BRETHREN but not TO whose conemp
o Drought aay tetrors TO nerbut a.ant which her
connexions should endeavour foriify th, ir ninJ M L.
ana Tor her Kind friends who visited her her heart seemed
e WIN TVe Her desire 20 part aud he with Chtistn
70 enue the PROCESS vi her disease: the kindly ae
Hls Il! Htncred or Friendships the con or
any enjoyment IN this lie had power to awaken 10 hes,
So, ~ oh the sd NAV. al her request, the
noiy anent was administered her the Rev MIR ,r,.
declared herself happy ia assura,tc of ,r. r,o
took All aieoionAie farewell OF her p.cn, AMI ,h,g -,
P"'eu "a Iie place m which she wished he inferred ,pt
selected hymns, which she requested might IA, s ~ 49,
iuherai On the 10Th instant I, rarue,,lv ~
utse 10 ne WIN her Saviour hut the SAME time nav for
power 10 ne resigned 10 await with patience the commend r
her God At 10 p. Nj. of the same ,y .br .urrsnt
uod mes immortal spirit, having lass uttered almost in
IP .I III ws' iike me an ready life and death
suoh As nose Just described should ethnk and cannot
prove uniuNlu ainUng those who have witnessed hrnh.v
seem Iniy TO warrant the pious Confidence Of the n;.t
VINO, speaking OF her whom thew lsy. becp .x.,,,saI
sag she tests 10 happiness with her Lord, on whom ,.
e wn hSr aheeiionaie parents Recurrence. to her her life
should awaken the iivelest gratitude aud love 10 The
hlmyhy' Tor having taken from world Of .otrn,y. b. re-
ioVen daughter under such well founded aanr.s If no..
,uo" 'o'he enjoyment OF his eternal bl, ssedness.
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w. L. MONTAGUE,
wa. MURRAY,
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Oenl'o' Powhatas county, July ~, 1896
" future the busincss will Be conducted bv yvo Muir.
aud =. ~ Skeion under the Grm g William Mu,rsy& co.
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SELECTED TOASTS-FOURTH JULY
to- t LurGy Shenandoah eounty,) the Declsrs-
rs v" read oy Mr.. w. A. Harris, with appropriate
M. Or. Blackiord officiating as RI esideni, and
VT r., T. Mckay as v. President:
ohs.a O ,Il Jefferson. The Patriot and Phloso
49, Lhe monument of his fame, is the everlasting
si,n pies Of Civil Liberty and Religious Tolers-
me PRESIDENT Of the United States Consti,u-
CRESTED, against .be win Of the people.