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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

sable at a period sufficiently remote TO make
il advantageous TO the lender 10 reduce the inter
est.
3. BY applying the means Of the Treasury, in
clusing the plus appropriated by the act OF the
Sd March, 1917, at the end Of each quarter, to the
payment of so much OF the debt, as can be dis
charged by such surplus. and shall be designated
at the Treasury by lottery or otherwise.
In the opinion of the Committee, there can be no
doubt that all the six per cent. stocks OF the U,
States may be redeemed, by either OF the above
modes, in the course OF the year 1929, and by ell
Their the ist or Sd mode sooner than by the second,
especially as, By the terms OF the new loan, the
stock thereby created, could not be reimbursed,
before the LIST OF Jan. 1890.
The particular operation of these several modes,
it respects the state of the finances, OF the public
debt, aud the time and manner OF its redemption,
will be exhibited in the following statements, cor
responsibility numbered. In each OF these stale
ments the surplus. in the Treasury Of 1876, is Ia
ken 10 be 5000 900, instead ot Si,9lo,269 W., as
estimated 10y the Secretary, which, though they
believe it will be more, the Committee assume, tor
the present, for the sake Of round numbers. AL
though all calculations, extended SO much In detail,
are less liable TO numerical error, 1t Is be-
eved that those contained in this report, are not SO
Inaccurate materially to vary the results which
they present.
Here follow in the report, the statements and
calculations referred to, occupying 10 octave
pages. They omitted, for want OF room, and
under the impression that the recapituiation' =
embraces all the material iacts they disclose.
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Jan. IT. 1925.
LAND FOR SIZE.

SNO sale, tract of land Alben,arie county he
my residence, Consisting Of 500 acres 5000 Of hic
oi ,ne oe mountain quality, and 500 lying bsyw the
and well ,abered and w.ersd Ti..etle.
south SIDE 81 The Rivanna branch Of James River uay
es. " G i've mile, from aud from
remark need be here The es,sir hs, ali the ,
.r asi on la eymoio dwelling house. buildings
barns, with iLrehns machines g and saw mill with GOOD
G 10, and labor for each
y into several viii be desired The pay
men, a' hs pIehs'e nisney may be made by iainen
very LIBERAL edit be agreed time Of sale The
the stock kind may sod with he iarJ
hase aio ior sale another tract ofrather than 200
acres miles below wtp river on il, poiher
sue which lies we Is Of good quality, we'll tubered aud
Ta.eIea and IN, valuable " lime pas,inx a.
ms uact divided into two FARMS each on Il dwr;u.
very eomnodou: for small family, ou
oudgs Credit will be for this ia like nan, a,
.he onet Persons inclined to purchase, will address hr
'et NJ I III, 70 me. JAMES MONROE.
W "a
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EXECUTIVE DEP4R7'BfENT,
Smiths Cotton Planter and Cultipatoy.

TyHosE interested in the culture Cotton are informed
Il that machine is iny1Ded for planting and th,
CROP which Pomes TO be Of great importance II hs, 6ecu
lately exhibited both 10 Petersburg and hchond aud met the
appreciation Of all who had opportunity Of seeing IT, Tboss
who associate large crop, Of tobacco cotton will
find valuable acquisition 1t computed that ono hand
with this machine will paD cultivate ten acre, per day.
They are simple in their construction that any mey
ehsnic can make them, any farmer keep them IN repair The
following Certificate to which many name,
might have been added will no doubt be psrfsey saf.e
Having witnessed the operation Of Dir. Smith: Patent Cot
Ton Planter and Culliyor, we have hesitation in saving
that II fully answers the purpose for which de.isned 1t
opens the frow drops The seed any regular distance re-
CURED, getly and rolls operson and al
much better than could be done by hsnd After the cotton
two small plough, then attached, which remove, ,a
grass and weeds from both sides Of the plant once. II ops
rates as fast horse usually walks necessary however
that the land should be first listed and free from s,uus "
other obstruetlons. Signed by
RIebard Field, William NJ At,ipso.
Robert Boiling, Francis q. Yspegv.
Wright Robinson, T. Stokes.
Alex. Cunningham,
II Orders for them will he received BY Levi, Ysb ana
Co iebnoad, snd James %. Kendall co. PETERSBURG wste
the machine may 1t any time be
rch G5-wfstM
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LAW NCHT0 OF

county Of CuDbsriond the stage road leading de
Guy o. uHhngfon TO the South, crossing the App0maisoz
Rnthedges bridge, near Farutue the county az Primo
within three aud half miles Of Mrs RuSes Tsvsn
on he stage road from ihe city Of Richmond Lynchbg
Monday IN Apr, neat on the usual tes. For hs merit, Of
9n INSTITUTION reefto H annual beieiofore and 20
united appreciation AsI cannot take more sI or eight
ike 20 hear from those, who may he di,ptd 10 ept b tbe
M q March, lnoiil which tune, shall be bersl
too obvious 10 mention Rtedo1n pfafsiy pealy ref
ed with the addition ofhree comfortable eoces i lie yrS
lnhe very finely shaded or the steemodsion q ysg
gentlemen. CHEED TAYLOR.
RehmoOi. January sc, 1875. sJ.--rti,,M
~ u All who have pubIlsheds notice u school
wnbs pleseu 70 % hsgsin week, until the Grs OF
March sud forward ihcr account tey please FOR pay
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E1tract of letter from a gentleman IN, Buenos
Tyres to his friend in this cify

BUENO5 hHREs, NOV. 0, IH25
The almost certainty Of a war between this Co
vernnent and the BTaziIs the lapse Of six weeks
induced to believe that hides will take rise in
the United States, as we shall, no doubt, have this
place strictly blockaded by the Imperial forces for
some time at least, the moment the declaration
takes place. That you may the better be enabled
to form an idea of the feelings and intentions of
this Government towards the Imperial Government
Of Brszils, / enclose extra Of the g" Gsz,ts
Mercautil," containing communication of the
Secretary Of State for the United Provinces 10 the
Secretary Of Don Pedro, dated the 9TH inst. re-
speeding the delivery oftbe Banda Oriental, Colopjs
and Monte Video without the necessity of resoriine
TO force to obtain them. a deputy sailed hence
yesterday afternoon for Rio Janeiro via Monte
Yideo with this document and Other Dispatches.
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La.ND EOR S4LE

virtue OF deed Of trust executed by VIM. Saun-
der and Harriet his wife, hearing date the day
March, 1922, and ded in the clerks Office Lancaster
count, for the purpose OF securing J1hn f. Is. Je the
OF cerian sums OF money therein specified, will
SELL at Farnhsm Church III Richmond county, the 25th dsy
of February next public auction ready money that
liable Tract OF Land which the said Saunders resides
Lancaster county, and containing four hund ed and thirty
much thereof will the Que
thousand dollars with legal interest thereon the day
II April pay the charges Of said sale and expense
attending the said deed We will the
title only, as is vested in us by the aforesaid deed.
RICHARD DURETT,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Ian. ~. 80-gtds
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WAS committed TO the jail Of the town OF Petersburg
the 4h day Of October lasts negro boy
ed Lewis who says he belongs to Mr.. Cato Kennedy who
lives ia Lemon county, ~ C. He is feet aud half inches
hish light complecied has in the forehead which lac
oocssioned 10y kick from hoe; another the
lett elbow, which lie occssoned by burn, aud APP
peasto lie about twenty years Of age The requested
TO come forward property charges aud take him
away, he will he dealt with as the law directs,
JAM 'i-wi2t ROGER MALLORY, jailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

A FAILURE Of the firm Of Dsbney NORRIS aud Lew.
~ Jones late merchants aud partners adng under the 6r
of Morris Jones' having taken place the day OF Feb
1875 at which time Tosde known, and the subscriber
having signed notice for ts dissolution To- the usual tem,
which presented TO the said Dabney Morris for his sigma
tue, who declined TO sign H. aud still reisus POSSESSION orso
and The subscriber having beea since advised failure Of
firm known and declared dis5oution oft Notice ,fhsre
foe gwen that he snot esPonsibc for sny Of Dsnev
NORRIS, since the day and year Aforesaid. LEW. JONES
January 10, 1926. 80 5yvs
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Making together go, 5s5, 1888 SO

the scheme Of partial. or quarter payments, the
course pursued in statement No. 3, be adopted,
S5,52i,O0O OF this amount may be redeemed on
the 1stCf October, 1929, and the residue on the
LIST Of January, 1880.
Ii the plan Of loan, or exchange, the course
pursued in statement No. 2, be adopted, tie first
sum, viz: the $1,000 900, and the second sum
viz: S702,569 ii, may be paid off on the LIST of
July, 1929, leaving the last sum, viz: SOP $50
IL, TO be paid off on the LIST Of april. 1880
Ii the course pursued in statement No / be
adopted, 81, 1872, 500 "a may be paid off on the
LIST Of October. 1929, and sS,OOO,OOO on the LIST
of January 1880, leaving also s792,5G9 a., to be
paid OF on the LIST of April, 1880.
Hence, it will be seen, that, by applying the
surplus means TO the redemption Of these stocks,
the gain TO be derived from pursuing each course
will be varied, and, instead Of the results presented
above, the total gain will be:
OF number 2 over number $43S ,907 So
OF number over number I SOC, 095 So
md Of number 3 over number 2 367 ,O93 20
But these calculations are founded upon the
smdunt Of the annual receipts and expenditures, as
estimated ia The report Of the Secretary of The
Treasury, and the supposition that The annual
appropriation, $500 ,00O for the gradual increase
Of the Navy, will be continued during the years
1927, 1923, and 1929: II these receipts should
he more or less, If Tie SUN for the gradual in
crease of the Navy be wttIheid after the term at
ptesent limited ty law, which he committee Dc
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SEINE TWLNE. &c.

SEINE THYME, &c.
n 3MGl lbs. be'! English Seine rWins
500 lbs. cotton yarn, assorted Nos.
10 hat and hoop IRON, nail rods, &c. &c.
fresh supply Of garden flower and grass seeds
For sale by VIM. +. MICOU.
u Who 10 offer his his friend, rs
Commission Merhant, and returns his thanks for past
Man-streci, Richmond Jan. 81. B1-w4t
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Capt. Spicer at this pert, who left St. Domingo
City the lth ult. informs that an order Of the
government went into operation on the first Of the
month, from prohibiting foreign vessels from trad
ing and taking in their cargoes on the Coast
heretofore. (B
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
The WnsLiUofou Touer,l

for Rent lis under good repair aud will be rented
leased t. SUIT The applicant. II not jpOed before the
ist March neH, will at day be offered publicly 10 the
highest bidder.
az On ihssame doy the FusDi:ws fthe hou,. viii be o.
fired Tor sale SAMUEL UUEN.
niobnond, Ecb, O. e*.gsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
TO COTTON GROWERS.

rTNHE subscriber has house in the
ofhe at present q lPied by him
ne will receive COTTOfe Storage free Of charge the
Planter if sold lynn, in .iouse; Storage charged
all when the cotton taken away lie will either sell
Commission, give III cash the highest price paid The
ket. MADISON WALTHALL
Sem. af-,,6r,
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the people OF this side oil the river, and becoming
energy to the acts of the national representation.
Phil Gag.
Extract Of letter received by house in this place,
FROM Buenos Ayres, under date of the 4th No
vember, 1926.
"We last had this pleasure on the 10th ult. since
which there have been some changes. Within ten
days very great advances have taken place in the
articles Of Sugar and Rice; the latter has risen
full so per cent. and the former from 55 to 60 per
cent. We attribute this very great change, to the
war that is likely to take place, between this Go
vernment and the Brazils; and unless the Emperor
gives up Monleveido, ON the late defeat of his
troops being received by him, II is inevitable. The
cause Of the Patriots is daily becoming bright, and
troops are deserving from the Brazilians, wheneve
they can. In case he declares war against Buenos
Ayres, The being aware that Lavalleja is supplied
from this place, with both men and arms.) He
must resort 10 blockade, and in this event, many
articles will rise Immediately. .qleI. Ga=.
The New York Gazette has been favored with
the following extract from letter dated Smyrna,
Nov. 2, 1925.
We enjoy perfect tranquility in this place
The Turkish fleet has left Alexandra for the Mo-
rea, composed of upwards Of 100 sail, among
which are seventeen European and one .4mericdn.
the Erin, which was in the same service last
year, The Greeks expect Lord Cochrane. The
Pscha has couple of steamboats, in his service
bull, in England We have no very late news
from the Morea. The Greeks in Napoli, by the
latest accounts Were not apprehensivc being at
tacked-we shall soon probably hear of some af-
fairs OF importance. The Austrian vessels Of war
do not omit any opportunity of doing all the harm
in their power to the Greeks and the cause. The
Ontario is in the Archipelago, which is a great
protection to our merchant vessels, Sc. she is ex-
pected here very soon.
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LT7'ER.9RY -WO-T7T,CE'

=. &c.,, 80 = . IH-IHH VWUIICE
DETER COTTON Law Book-seller Of th, city inte Dds
shortly 10 PIT 10 pres, Collection Of Cases decided BY
me General Court Of Virginia, commencing IN 1870 and emf
ing June ts26 by William Brockenbrough one the JUdss
es ofthsi Court being volume ~ Of Yirsinfs Gases"
Ausehedto This volume there will Be cy 2Icge Index fs
Crit Volume az veil a. TO TIC secasl
s1a,is. eo--wev
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I'Denty Dollars Retpord.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Cumberland
IL county, Va.near the COURTHOUSE about the LIST Of Dree
her last negro man by the of Booker, bu, frequently
calls h'use Hatcher and IL likely Ill assume TO himself
This He is about &c year of age about feet high
very br muao Of genies and polite ress,
Sand when we'll dressed likely n,an) His ,ahnt
be particular named, he had good Of so
but Il Is likely he has Of fine London brown broad
cloth lie raised in The noshbolood Of courthouse
where he has since lived Hence presumed h only object
IN going Oh to free aud will probably attempt
toreae foreign state 90 eject this object
ward, with all reasonable charges, will he paid for de-
livery 10 foi being secured in Jail that get blu
Masters ct vessel, aud boats ferry aud
ne,tly requesedtI stop the said negro and reward
Jan. To- Ib---wW LEONARD BOSHER.
EXECUTIVE DEP4RTBfENT, >
Richmond, Gath May,I325.
NOTICE is hereby given, that from t. forward alb
persons Offering themselves a: Prneipal'or securities 10
require accompany the with adsss legal form,
stating the value OF the property which they would bona Gtv
BY order, w. Ii. RfCIIARDSOy, c. c.
Suuv ST.
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FRESH GOODS

kEE sre now receiving by almost every opportunity from
~ henaond,. fresh supply. Il sood bought auction on
purpose OF giving additional advantages eablhnep AZ
this place. as well the at perknsonyilir. From, Tho
late purchases say with confidence that having M
Per,enced partner IN Richmond will be found much ~ tue,
advantage OF Customers and ourselves We have AR
received also from New York splendid selection Of fascy
goods bought for cash by merchant Of much tate in thai
all OF which of-r the lowest prices Tor cs, or
cotton for the latter. We will give the highest price dsIy.,ed
at Lawreneevileo or to Fox aud Montague, Richmond
MONTAGUE MOTLEY co.
Lawrencevie, Dec. %. sal,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

Great preparations are making hese Tor the ap-
preaching war, in arming vessels. building guA
boats, and enlsting troops. Sc. Sc. The almost
unparalleled successes of Gen. Lavalleja and bis
brave followers in the Banda Oriental, against the
usurpers of that province, have given new life to
the people of this side of the river. and becoming
energy to the acts of the national representation.
Phil GoS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

From these statements it results:
That, by adopting either OF the modes suggested
all the sir per cents may be reimbursed before and
in the year 1929;
And that, by adopting the mode pursued in num-
Der one, or IN number ttU0, they may be reimbursed
earlier than by embracing the proposition of a new
loan or exchange; which, therefore, could be re-
commended only by an increased saving to the 60
vernment.
But, from these statements, it also results:
That, by adopting the scheme of loan, or ex-
change, the course illustrated in the statement No
z, the gain over the course pursued in No. /, will
De $S42,576 IL
That, by adopting the mode of partial payments.
or The quarterly application of the Sinking Fund
and surplus TO the debt, the course illustrate
ed in No. 3, the gain will be as follows
Over the course pursued in No. l, 1924, $40 go
And over that pursued in No. 2, 4SI,934 SO
IL will be perceived that these results are reach
ed by deduc,ing the balances of unexpended appro-
priations from the of the Treasury, and also
leaving in the Treasury, at the end of each year
the SUN of ~, 900, 900 required by the act of 3D.
March, 1917.
The illustrations in statement No 9, proceed also
upon the suppostion, that loan, or exchange, may
be effected at rate of interest not exceeding five
per ceDum, Of which, has been already remark ed
there is little probability.
The particular object Of the foregoing statement
and calculations being, TO show the operation of
various modes of paying of the six per cents. be-
coming reimburseabIe in 1926, 1927 and 1928, in
those years and 1922 no notice has been taken Of
other portions OF the public debt which may be
redeemed during the period embraced by those cal
culations.
1t will be perceived. however, that there are
balances which may be applied, and that there
are portions of the debt redcenable at that period
viz:
The five per cents. subscribed to the Bank of the
United States, may be paid off in any portions
that may be convenient 10 the Treasury, amounting
to S7,000,OO0 90
And the exchanged IL per cents.
Of 1925:
Ret'een'sble on Ist January, 1920, 1902 500 A
Redeeinable on LIST January, 1880, 792, 500 Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

in Richmond Hustings oouyt, january IS, 1885,
lhOERED that the Sergeant Of hi, city John
" slave belonging to John Williamson of the STATE oi
Tennessee, committed to the Jail of this city OIL the I2 day
Of January 1925 and confined therein until time the said
Sergean, first advertising for so the Rehnond
Enquirer. copy. III. q. HOWARD eleft
In compliance with The above ORDER the above named ,jaye
will be sold before the front DOR of the Ease tavern on Thur
DAY the 18th day Of February next, at IL O'clock.
w. d. WREN, Sergeant G Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

Nv 11HfHOTEO COTTO.V PRENS
NE subscribers hi, city, and Mr.sr. Heath and Mason
4 oiPc.rshurg will shortly have power. To se -
using an improved Cotton Pres, the coune ia DIS
Stale. subscription of which may be at their eouui;,
~~N~'-S
Aeenee will be given person, soon a, the power
received, he will set the Press thai lie ,e
pie may see it, aud hs satisfied of lis utility. ~
LEWIS WEBB L Co
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Frea the annual spRr0YsAsn to the sinsipE m oo, no
Fund OF - Il, ..,
Deduct the smsuu requisite for the iuisfe't Of o ,e
the debt not paid IN issI, tens ''''0'''
Leaves Of the fcnd, sPplieable 10 principal 20, "a
of the debt, the suin a V""'''S
To which mus, he added the surplus, estimated
by tue Secretary VI the Treasury 10 be III the Trea- %
,ary the Stst "f Dec. 1927, VI f''9,-0S 20
M,l,,,ov.,h.r ii,e15,c1j 81
Witch be,ns deducted hom the deb, r. o,c =, o.,
deemsblein 1871, VI '''SVo "
r.,v,. or ,h,, ,,h, h,l,ne. Of it5s179 50
Which il l,s, ny 3t,t60.5J0 e., than that csti-
.ma,d by the SECRETARY vi the Treasury in oiher
ssss and dis ,s,T "v seeo7,2io ID
Deduct, a. exhibited nv the Committee,
1. The surplus ia the Tr.Suyon
| Is, Jsn is2' 7eiQ6i 10
For 1875, 2. The amount of
| sinking fund applicable ~ the prin-
| eipai 6,oosjii "
3. Surplus in the Treasury un-
def law OF 1917 2,oi5,eso %
For iSI7, l. Amount Of sinking
| fun Ia n pile able 60 principal SSH - 81
?. SUI pl'. IN the Treasury,
der Law Of 1917 I,oi5,26a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

'liE subscribers under the firm Of Fox Montague vii
transact general commission business oder their SEP
wees to their friends aud the public generally They pre-
pa ed 10 receives cotton sale and pfoi
srieie attention to any business entrusted to them our H.
u Montague will attend strictly selection OF any r,os
that may be wanting ny country friends either auction or
~ private purchase oce Cary ST., two doors above
M9ncurr, Robinson X Pleasans CHS. I. Fox,
Dec y G9-n H. MONTAGUE,
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Amounting iczci!ltItu

And there will reinsn a balance of those two
Yeas, for which the of the Treasury Tor The
yeas inadequate of B3'i,SoS ~
The estimate Of the Secretary of the Treasury
shows h.lnce of the deb, Of die yea. i2U VI oNooo0O 90
..nL Of The year isg7 Of 60O00OO 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

virtue OF deed Of trust from John Adams and Msrvs
- ret, ms WIFE Samuel IT, Adams and Catherine T. his vie.
Hotel "a the city Of Richmond, public auction, TO the high
9 pue ior ready money, tract Of land the county
1919 NJ NJ RtJi,fNSON
Lift; w. TAZEwELL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-07
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

PAYABLE IL. ADVANCE;

PANABLh IN ADFANtki
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE YEAR EXPIRES.
OF No paper discontinued until all Arreara-
ges are paid up. except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty-five cents pers square for each
subsequent insertion.
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The ediior Of tie Louisiana State
Gazette admits, that, with the exception
of his own paper, aud the journal at
Sc Francisyl!e, an The prints in the state,
about twenfy in lumber, are the sup
porters Of the administration Of the gen.
eyal government
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La Groage. ite are happy to learn
that Mr. Fisher, Of Boston, who is on
bis return from Europe. viii bring with
him several VIEWS OF La Grange, the
country seat Of Den. Lafayette, taken
by himself,sad executed autobiography,
from the original. by one Of the first
Partisan BOSTON Cent
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Dawn HOLMES has resigned the Of
flee OF Governor Of Mississippi, in con-
sequence Of extreme i'll health rendering
him incapable Of performing its duties.
His place will be supplied Until the next
election, BY e. c. BRAsDES, Lieuten-
ant Governor.