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From fis Boston Traveller
THE SUNBEAM.

Thou art no lingercr in monaroh's hall
n 10Y thou art and wealth to all
bearer Ofhope unto land and sea;
Sunbeam what gift has the world like thee
Thou ART walking the pillows, and ocean smiles
Thou hast touch'd with glory his Thousand isles
Thou hast lat up the ships aud the feathery foam.
And gladdened the sailor, like words from home.
To tue solemn depths OF the forest shades
Thou art streaming throus their green srcadcs,
Aud the quivering leaves that have eauS thy glow,
Like fre-fies glance to the pool, below.
J look'd the inountains-a vspor law
Folding their heights in dark array
Thou HI sketh forth-and the mist became
a crown aud mantle Of living fame.
lookd on the peasants iovly cut
Something Of sadness had wrapt tn. spot
But CLEAN of tlee On its easement fell
aud laugh'd into beauty at that bright spell.
70 the carth's wild places guest thou art,
Flushing the waste like the roses heart;
And thou soornest not fror>shy pomp, to she'd
a teuder light the ruins hs>>.-
Thou tak'st through the dim church aisle TTTy--
aud ITS pillars froru twilight Fash forth to-day,
And its high. pale tonihs with their trophies old,
ATE ba,hed In flood as of burning gud.t
And thou turncst not from the huinbest grave
Where 4 flower To the signing winds may wave;
Thou scatters its gloom like the dreams Of rest,
Thou slecpest in love on il CLASSY breast
Sunbeam of Summer oh what is like thees
Hope Of the wilderness, Joy of the sea
One thug Is like thee, TO mortals given,
Tue Flith, lourbing all things with hues nfHeavcn.
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L4ND FDR S9IF

gle subscriber offers ms Farm for sale, lying Pamunkey
1 RIVER IN Newkent county about 10 miles above York
et and miles below NewkeBt courthouse, containing
zoo OF high llnd aud zoe marsh The his
land ineICr TO none on tue and perf ty level the
ina sh affords excellent range cattle during spung
md summer months ana hogs during the whole yt
ihtTe ve.y good hc ring fishery sufficiently large work
'w" seihesj there comfortable dwelling house.
oon below and Two above, aud excellent barn. nearly
iHfthef description deemd unnecessary, any person
wishing to purchase will, presume, view the laud Thte
several iuid ed OF land adjoining which may
purchased on moderate terms. The Of sale Will be
m cash and the balance twelve and eighteen ns equs
payments, 10 be secured by de ID Should
not sell privately, shall ,Ec the highest bidder
t'h diy o September next Sewken thOuse, s being
cont day: JOHN AUGUSTINE rAYLOR. ~
June IT.
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! may they soon again fall. Ike luciier to rise

may they again fall. * like Luciier TO rise no
more
BY Henry S. Hughes. Jackson's democracy; a
steady adherence to principle, and total denuncia-
ZION of hypocrtical pretension. 80 Let the tree be
known by it, fruits" a Let honor. probity and
virtue, be the passports to Office consult prin-
ciple, not party, when you choose for your coun
try
BY Wilson Taylor The President Of the Uni
ted States;' God send the majority good radiance
OF ham and God send him good radiance OF the
majority ?"
By Alphonso c. Ireland John Randolph, caus-
tic 10 political cancer hurting but healing.
BY John Brown. Our tried and steadlast friend,
the friend Of the human race, the venerable sage,
! the generous, untring patriot, Thomas Jefferson
aithor OF the Dec aration of Independence May tie
live long, and may the evening OF his days be alike
comfortable and unembarrassed, as his meridian
and public life has been glorious and useful to his
country.
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$50 REWHPD

u UNAWAY, about the Easter HOLIDAYS last year. March
1923 from the service Of Mr. James Moore, living on
e turnpike Road about seven miles above Manchester
Ches'eritld coznty, Foliy This
man, supposed went of, boat up James River
perhaps towards Lynehbug SheiS olsrably made bur
enance when spoken to- She may probably be thirty
age her eiohins not well known. She has
be SUI lurking about one OF those places Any person who will
secure me SAID w roman in any Jail that she may he gotten
again. 10y advi- the subcbtT thereof by letter directed
him. to he lei! i called for, the Pest Office RichuonJ shall
receive the alb reward and the notice of sec
will be pointedly attended TO TUoS yAYi on
Richmond, June 49, m ,yc,s"
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IiRESTEES, SaLR

virtue oi deed Of trust executed Ivy Reuben Utey 10
~ the subscribers, bearing dat the day March, 1926
and Of record IN the Office VI the clerk Of Goochand county
court Tot the purpose Of securing the payment Of cslin
mes therein menioned shall proceed cell public
ton TOT ready money Goochsnd clubhouse, onday
the 7ih day Of July next that being Gooohlsn county eout
day, Az undivided mOie,y Of Tract Land containing by
estimate ll6 acres lying in the county Of Goochand, the
road about miles from Richmond and adjoining the
lands OF Richard Sampson and Richard Harris which said
land the SAID Uuey derived from his late father JOSIAH Uey
The title 10 be conveyed will lie such only derive BY
virtue Q! the said trust deed.
WI. D. TAYLOR, 2Trus-
joins S. FLEMING, tees.
Gooehland June so. 1926. 1t-Mths
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C-r1RI.Ea rnp SIZE

ENHE subcberi duly authorised TO elbis valuable estate
onwhich he eiidcr, belonging 10 his father Wade Mostly
h estate has been recently adyered and well known
th1ta particular description Of n deemed eary M
estate an The river Advantage The building
are very convenient and good repair every acre Of lane
90 the iarm q n good order e. cultivation. The small
Prne uide with The cotton crop have sufficiently proven
ihatit admirably adapted 10 the growth Of tst article Boin.
determined 70 sel bagsin be had by those disposed
purchase The stock Of every decrpton farming utensils
SC may be lad az yaiuauon aud will seed fo the
crop Of wheat aa f price Fer further particulars refer
q he suh'efiber. WADE MOsBY, Jr
H.
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.lfR. @. HTELNrEDET. hr;n;of,,-o p1,;,,,zr

1Hh. Z. WEIJFEDEL, miniature Painter,
AS returned from the South, and should be happy during
ms say mere, to paint some Miniatures which he viii
1elVour 10 execute IN such perfect sa
ion all those who will favour him with their confidence
Ar . Wstngasemenisto the North, will permit him
to remain here long those, Therefore who wish TO engage
NM VIII lease to call as soon possible his Painting Room,
found from A. IL. to P NJ aud from 8 to6P.M
Jdiy Z.
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LA.A,D POR S-dTN

virtue OF rnt deed, executed by James shah
and Sarah his wife, foi the purpose Of secu ing sum Of
money due 10 ih, estate Of the late benjamin Porter shall
on the iouh onday IN the present month"; that being
tract OF land containing 44 acres, and adjoining
lands Of Laurence T. Dade and William Payne, Esqrs. 1t will
be sold for cash and such title conveyed As is vested in me by
he trust $50 y
July 7, 1926 i7-tds WM PORTER :, ,r,.,os
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.SHaWONDaLE Springs.

He Boarding House sill be opened i1f the acoonoda-
ton oi yisiiors, The usual time
Tine undersigned VI Che Pfoprieors ofth establishment
an interested % 81 pc mancn property, has taken
make ample arrangements TO- the accommodation u company,
10 ihe public l. w. Lakeland
NAV zG 80,
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NOTICL

WISH 20 purchase skt1l add irrstrofiiy Carriage Di
v and Oder and one who is young healthy and active
None need be proposed for whom The rasobfcd
wouial' az 70 ell the qualifications aforementioned cannot be
gvcD. j. s. DANIEL.
IIetna91a, nsyy l5s4al
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TRUST S.4LE.


az ILL be sold tue 2ohday ofJuy nex II fair not the
w next lair day, Tor ready money The door
kept by Samuel Puytar, Richard Pury ear at
The place called the city, the county Meckenbure uud
deed executrdby Abraham keene to ubscribe a,
trustee ont nh day OF November, 1891, aud duly
IA Inc oler ohict OF the eunty vi Meckenbulg secure
IN payment ol debt therein enoned interest due To-
Giiei Gieen the following property much thereof will
ne sueIeut TO pay the debt due interest," costs charge.
making the sale; thousand o land lying
"i Meohenbu (, Butchers creek being tract OF
land winch tue said ABB keeRe resides wh the
following slaves and then inc The the
II tue deed, james, Simon, Ceasa jack Lewis Bobb MI
ley Sam Arirned Edmund Fancy Lucinda aud child
W BeeS, Rose, Billy, Shairach, Lee, Henry; al
The household and kitchen fu uure plantation oo in the
aid deed mentioned The title to this property deemed nds-
putabe, but wall convey such title only vested in me IN
der this deed. EDWARD DODSON Trustee
June 10. 10 ids
AS committed To the Jail Of Petersburg dis a
~ runaway, The 10Th DAY OF February last, negro nBn
VINO calls himself Charles Hanpou who states that belongs
MI Charles Nixon OF Portsmouth lie is Eve feet two ana
half inches Ia IL, dark eonpexion bald head peceyabe
scars ahout ann ami aPPear TO he ab 40 yes OF age. The
'vne IS requested TO forward prove his property pay
aud take hn away, he will he dealt the law
'I.tots- ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
may .. JIe-wi9w
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SrAMMERINa

.setc for6 Institution for correcting tmped@
r'enis Q? speech, No s5i Broodray opposite hs Pa,k
f elhe Service. f professional gentleman Of The hiS6ts
responsibility to aid her experimenting in
OF aminering and other Of speech
come under her care that al be cured and the
most obstinate be made speak with
huency IN a few weeks, and many in a few days.
Mrs Leigh can exhibit numerous Testimonials a, her In'l
ton OF he efficacy OF her SYSTEM The public cannot
mre satisfactory than the following gentlemen who
occupy the frs, aux oeace and aiuIe aud TO who
Eetr York, April 1siA, 1896 d
Having eiyed Mrs Leigh an explanation OF her the
ory for The .o,,.rtion al anS - - u "
speech, aud having visited hen lnsttu,ion with grea, plea
sure that public our testimony in her favn,r
From the many instances we there saw Of when
the habit had been of very loug standing well from the
tase they had derived from her instruction. we sincerely
lieve will poyea public benefit hope that Mrs.
Leah may obtain the patronage her ingenuity and peeverins
We do not hesitate further to add conviction that an
s'" 70 Ne, us, on sme part Of the pupil allha' re-
,signedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, ii. D.
New York.
JOHN Nc vIoKAR, %. d.
JAS L. MANLEY M. ID.
President Of the New YoIk State Medical Society.
JOHN WATTS, Jr. d. ID.
Physician to the New York Hospital.
Copy Of letter from DR.. j. r. NIANLEY 10 Mrs LEIGH
., "NEW YORK, Nay, s2G.
a. take great pleasure in bearing my public tes-.
mon to the Of plan for the treatment and
cure Of Stanimtring which cases. such
" TO place the unfortunate subject Of this habit, far least
his saiiona talent ~ y in the con-
diton of Nute The confidence you piced by
explaining M detail your method, and the and eaonnss
~ W" you have attained 10 such complete receives
my Acknowledgements
The examination from time time your pupils; the
historic Of their from their mouths oppors
unities have had 70 compare TIE progress their amend
meat aud above all the points support which your ,sen
derives from develOPemsu Of the StamnernU AZ
laid open III your exposition, have all copired convince
he that your method must be successful; that, pupils
be OF adult or discretionary hayns been
cannot relapse into their hah without II had almost
said studying t. acquire it.
That unexaupied will attend your efforts in the
treatment OF tins unfortunate vice Il speech entertain NJ
a9ub ani bear any asguabe proportion your merits in
bringing TO such degree OF perlettion will haze abuu
dant cause OF Satisfaction. With much esteem, au,
Madam. Yours.
lSgnedl GAMES r. MAMIE. 5i ID
June 8. at;
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D.A.Nc RIHPp I-ancn

EfOR SALE valuable land situated in the SeuiI,
East corner OF pttsy county, and ely OPP
pose the town of Miou n. Carolina, containing one br
dred and twenty eight of L0;o Grounds five
OF uPland Is considered the hest for cutiva-
non OF Tobacco, &C. of any the country IN which
situated Also, another tract Of Land OH the Carolns
sds OF the Dan cpnis ming hundred nty FIVE
This tract has settlements and epbIe of diyis;on
Also another tract of three hundred and sixty acres about
will he sold for prices corresponding with the times Term
IRON one 70 1--WE credit the annual of the in
tcIei aud the principal well secured
Milton, N. c.. July T. ~,
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i1RS. L. Z. RANDOLPH proposes 10 establish hoatdirs
AtH school To- ?uns Ladies' IN Sew London, Campbell
Turns Tor session of ten months commencing the 5b 90
October, 1895 and ending the 9Th o August, 1927
Board aud tuition IA the English nches .ludna linz
tic and pain Needle-gorL, o. SIso
French, -,
Spanish, .,
Drawing, =
WashiA and mcndug ~
Masters Of Music Dancing will he procured and ~
terms made known in short Each scholar Win frniG
bed, bedding aud towels.
Fordgy SeEoicy3:
Tuition in all the Ens a.e., aooys mentioned a1n
Fuel
at the expiration OF months.
June 10. to-
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SO per 100 lbs; Indigo S 80 per h.; Cocoa Ss4
per fanega.
Ert,aet of a letter to the editor of the Gazette
dated
"CARAccAs, Esd Sept 1896
81 wrote you last by the John & Joseph,
since when nothing materially interesting in
the political way has transpired, but we antici-
pate something new in a few days. A depu-
ta,ion was yesterday sent out to treat with
Colonel Marcero, who is not far from this place,
and 70 invite him to return to the city with the
troops under his command guaranteeing to
him and his troops pardon and personal securi-
ty. Col Stopford and one of the young Ybar-
ras, compose the deputation. They have not
yet returned-corsequently, we do not know
the result of their mission, but the general o.
pinion is, that Marcero will not return Should
he refuse, fear the consequence will be fatal
to the peace of this department.; for am told,
(and by good authority too,) that if he persists
in his opposition, il is the intention OF General
Paez, who is now at Valencia, to attack him
Immediately on his arrival at this place, which
will be in few days.
"The day before yesterday, about 400 caval-
ry came in from the Llanas, and more troops
are expected-itis said the battalions ofCassa-
deres and Granaderos are coming. do not
mean Col Ustler's Granaderos, but those OF
Echagnas, real Llaneros, and, of course, not the
most pacific creatures in the world. Gen. Paez
is still very sick, otherwise we should have
been favcured with the presence of his excel
lency before this time.
81 don't know what will be the end of all this;
some think it will stand as it is until the arri-
val of Bolivar-others think we shall have
fighting in the neighborhood of Caracas in
few days; or, at all events, that few days eiIl
develope much, and partially fix the ultimate
result of this unpleasant business
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Runne,ls's PriZe Mist

Of the University Lottery of Maryland 9th class, which
drew on the 18th at Baltimore. Numbers drawn are
No. % 6 20 highest prize $4,000
% 90 1000
% 90 1000
90 90 $500
90 % 1850
90 90 1,340
and of $1,000, of $500, &c. Holders of prize tick
cts are respectfully invited to call and receive the Cash
or renew them in some other lottery to be drawn
Where have been sold prizes of 5000 off, 500, 81
of 1,U00 with host of 500 300 100, and smaller pr-
yes amounting to large sum. Callat
RUNNELLS'S
oct Is Lucky Office
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MIR. Isaac N Robbins,

OFFERS himself as candidate for public patron
W age, teacher. The school hitherto under the
government of his father and himself has been resign
ed to his own individual attention., and being pleased
with the interesting employment of teaching the
young idea how to shoot" prepared, by studied at
tenon, and erven diligence in the discharge of his
duties to render ample satisfaction to such parents and
guardians may place their children under his tutor
age. tbeng the first attempt MIR r. (alone) has made
to the public he begs leave to subon the follow
ing testimonial.
DEAR S1R-It gives pleasure to state, (agreeably
to ourrequest that from cqaintance, be-
leve you to be well acquainted with the ordinary stu
dies of an English Academy, and that you have IN an
eminent degree, therare talent of communicating your
knowledge to others think you may confidently pro-
pose to teach Orhography and Orthcepy, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and
the use of the Globes, History and these branches of
the Mathematics, to wit-Algebaa, Logarithms &C.
ometry Trigonometry, Heights and Distances, Mensu-
ratons, Planes and Solids.
With sentiments of esteem and wishes for your sue
cess, am Dear Sir, very respe cttully yours, &C.
j. THOMAS WHEAT.
To Mr.. Isaac II. ROBINS. oct 4-tf
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and of the state of Vera Cruz, to promote the
opening of a proposed canal to connect the Pa
ci6c with the Atlantic through the isthmus of
Tehuantepec. We are gratifed in seeing that
another canal is about to be made, besides that
Of Guatemala through the Lake Nicaragua
The advantages which will resultto commerce
from this circumstance are evident, as the tolls
will be undoubtedly less where there is COM
petition between two canals in two different
states, than if there should be one alone.
Boston Patriot.
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From the New-York Commercial Advertiser, Oct IL.
DUEL PREVENTED


DUEL PREVENTED
Information was received at the Police Office
yesterday morning at half past five O'Clock, that
a duel was on foot, between Mr. S****** and
a MIR. B*****, and unless prevented, would be
fought early that morning at Hoboken. Mr..
Justice Hopson was instantly on the alert, and
repaired himself, to one of the Jersey ferries,
and dispatched some officers to the other. 1t
was in season; for the officer had just arrived
at the Barclay-street ferry before the gentleman
against whom the complaint was made, (S******))
made his appearance at the Ferry-house, and
was of coursc politely taken into custody. He
refused to give bail neither to shoot his antago-
mist, nor suffer himself to be shot, and was TAX
en- to prison, where he remained at the last adj
vices Information was soon after received, that
the other party, seconds, doctors, pistols and all,
were at the ferry, and officers were sent to make
them caplives also. But on hearing the fate Of
the first principal, and believing tina, that can
be no fgh,irg-"where one side only gives the
blows" they pruden:ly "made themselves
scarce -
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COLOMBIA.

A. y the schooner Abarilla, Captain Edwards,
C0 WIS port yesterday, in IA days from La
s;a!,a, advices to the 18th ult. have been re-
W.. "ea' Gen. Paez was at Valencia, * no doubt
ass' entertained of his determination to keep
Va. quiet until the arrival of Bolivar, who
dim aa,iy expected. Business was extremely
.s..a La Guayra, and no sale for any thing
mss!p'' provisions. Great difficulty existed in
V,Io.ns collections. The British sloop of war
h;" "'ous, and Dutch Brig of war Falcon, were
d s lss ., La Guayra. The British frigate Dru-
: p. mere few days before the Abarila.
"ss az La Guayra-on 5oard.-Coffee SI2
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To Mn. Isaac II.
French & Spanish languages.

TIME subscriber will commence course of nstruc-
Il ton in the rudiments Of either, or both the apove
languages, on Monday evening next, at O'CLOCK IN
the room he occupied last season
two doors north of the corner occupied by CnTSoPher
Neale, Esq. WIN. Liant hiHN'
cont &c
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Fresh Garden Seeds, &C.

vENHE subscribers have received from Lerpoo', per
/ ship Shenandoah their fall supply OF GARDEN
SEEDS warranted fresh, comprising large and gen.
Kale So Those who purchase to sell again, will be
suPPie 90 u" r. T. RAMSAY& Co.
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Notice.
VENHE Levy Court of Alexandria County will meet at
4 the Court House at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on Saturday
the 14th inst 1t is expected that the Marshal will
make return that time OF his collections under the
latelevy, and such will be adopted by the
Court as the public exgencics may require.
oct7 JONAH THOMPSON, President.
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The Editors of the Freeman's Journal ex-
press surprise that we should denominate them
"a General Jackson paper" and for our special
qualification, they sag, explain achat they are.
They are not for Jackson-They are not Tor Ad-
ams--They have no side in politics-lhey are
Pubic journalists looking out OF the loopholes
of retreat upon the busy world, ready, anxious,
and fearless enough, in relation to all things
which happen to speak the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth. That they
were for Jackson, we confess was matter oil
inference, and we thought fair conclusion, see
ing. as we did every day, that they were mol Tor
Adams; and finding no evidence upon record
that they were not for Jackson. we Will on'y
add that they are not impartial neutrals.
We have received by way OF Vera Cruz,
supplement 10 the gazette oriente under date
of 10th August. 1926, in which we lind detailed
the various measures of the Mexican Republic
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For Rent.

8ad Possession giuen ON the 18Th neat month,
That noted Public House, the WASH.
nHEEt LNGT'0N INYERN, now in the occupancy
H;a III of Mr. G. M. Parsons, the corner nf Pitt
n IL and Kng.streets, in the town of Alexandria
For terms apply to N. KEENE, Ag't.
cent 2S-2awt150 for W. ii. Dundas & Others
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New Novels

VHvALES Round Winter Hearth, by Jane and Anna
4 s;aria Porter, vol. price 81 IS.
The 6oyne Water a Tale by the O'IIaia Family, au-
thors Of Tales comprising Crohoore or the Bill Hook,
the Fetches, and John Doe, 2 vols. dolls.
The Adventures Don Juan de Ulloa, in voyage to
Calecut, after the discovery of India by Vascode
Cana; illustrated by twenty -four engravings, l vol
bound, Is. Just published, and on sale by
PISHEY IWOMPSOW
Also-Gaston de Bondeville, Vivian Grey CRANKY sc.
Washington, oct
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.M sE,1lI9ssS q ID, 5SSfiD 12lg Aa
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1926.

The Greek Frigate Hope sailed from New
York on Monday last for Greece The Hope
and another frigate, which has been sold, were
built in New-York for the Greek Committee of
London. The facts relating TO the long deten-
ton of the one, and the sale of the other, are
promised to be developed.
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SlHl!lyP NEWS.

ARRIVED,
Oct 12-Sloop Java, Dudley, New-York, days;
northern produce to II. Scranton, on board. Passed
two ships in the river and schrs Cent, and Success
from Boston, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Mary, Baxter, Charleston.
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Those marked thus are elected.
Ii will be seen by the above, thar there is
tie between Mr. Horn and Mr.. Sergeant and
each of the parties have elected two OF .heir
Select Council
MIR. Sutherland is elected by large majority
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For Prizes apply at RunneIls' Office

LOTTERIES SOON TO BE Drawn.
GRAND ST,ATE LOTTERY OF nd
On the Odd and Even System, by which the holder of
two tickets, two shares, must draw LEAST one
prize and may draw three!
r FThe whole to be drawn in day on the 18th Of
November, 1926.