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ROBINSON'IS F0R-VS-

" ediii9o OF the work published under thi, tn
- my iaher has been prepared by myself and uo
bsc various forms contained in the former edition 4,
bsva S IN ,h to the laws force, many new form
TO-, inserted under every tle and consd.rabIe 80;
70 ,ns work IN other respects. The collection of
Of 'a Dy CLERKS OF County Courts and Superior Cau,
&c, and embraces forms OF process aud ep,rs H.;
The ae ehetai oou,t aud Court of Appeals reatpr IN
Paeu1e IN actions at law. aud in the ,hspte,, of r
msn &c, .AeSulionS and bonds there are reference
which could not be eompri.ed in that eollse
I'll sAt'cn !; gwen 1.-THE proceedings in Superior Cent,
IN causes with references TO deeisisn, rsls
if,; and TO the entries such cases Ths co
enI,, % sons, indictments and Information il pnch
au notes are subJoned of decisions relating IN a.
OF nose Preeedents The chapter of evn,sysrr
sb,,d .otms aud collection VI decisions, relatin
Fly .he execution aud recording of such inr,,ent.
hr WORK will contain upwards Of 600 page. Caboui oso
ie IMAM the former edi.Oa) will be bound ~ rsis ,
I 30 PEI eSPy Some copies will be prepared with bIa,
h az 'ne eng OF each chapter for which IS SO e,. will he
tb who send copies, aud wish them tobe Of
necJ - "ii aiTecttheir agents that effect II ia o.,
o ~ a' copies will be ready delivery in fo.tnsb,
fp-u CON
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ORDERS IN Cn11NclI-

II we understand the subject it depends wholly
on the Government Of the Jnited Ssts. r. s,,s;,
Itself Of the provisions Of the British Act the ore
ration OF which Is now ordered TO be suspended in
DeeemDeri by passing law allowing British YES
sells and merchandise from the West indies 10 ente,
the ports Of the y. S. the same conditions that
american vessels are permitted by the British laws
70 enter those ports; and that such lew only can
remedy the evil expected from the operation Of
'he BRITISH Order in Council Il will be recollect-
co. mat OIL to this effect was introduced into he
9shs'e OF NE United States, in January last, by
Mr.. Lloyd from the Committee of Commerce. ~,
u was fully explained BY him, and passed without
oeoais' 70 be ensrossed fof third reading and lba,
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TRUST SIZE Iga-n

rtue Ci adeed OF trust executed by Georre Robs,
L., Tue county Of Amelia (to Edmund Hsrro ~ ~
ieseh'ave,I on the 9Th tay of Septenber 800
or 10 record IA the clerks Office of said eoun,y "a %
uy OF november, IN the year. FOR The pnrnoe r
'uTns me payment Of certain bonds due 10 Lame. b Va
a proceed TO sell FOR cash, the hrir,t bider M W
9TH r Oh b the 18th day of November next Iii
-; y" e next lar day, certain tract or narca ~ i,f
DING ~ amelia county, OF much ,herecr as viii he
snd on WHICH % ,a 81 sand deed being the tract
PpSmauoN RIVER between two miles aboyc H.:
more S 3na be1@ienns w hundred and dy
eI OF purchasers by the subscriber as wa; ve.tsi =; %
Edmund Harr'on, dec. Iwho truste-.l " ''e '-'e
NATH. HARRISON
oc,,s Executor of Ed Harrison dec
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oaai.
ELLERSLIE

FE'HlS beautiful Farm, situated lanes River in the upper
end Of ienrco, adjoining the estates Of John Wick
ham, Esq, distant from Richmond about 10 miles n con-
tans by survey G76 acres Of which about 200 acre, are fra,
rate low grounds 40 Of which Tuckshoe Island the
pnoe on me creek that name, and about $50
Of cleared high land Of good quality an average of II
Of wheat to the acre having been produced them when
under the clover system This farm abound springs which
which traverse every field the maiD laod sodipr album
dance OF water for stock The James canal passes m
the centre Of the farm, within 500 yards Of the barn which -
spacious aod contains Of Bxa Threshing Machine In
good repair, with all the buildings necessary wensnared
plantation. The Dwelling House is Of brick covered Win
stoeeo Of The most durable quality contains seven rooms
With places, al plainly but neatly fnisbed There ae M
the other conven noes usually found attached grntee
thIishment ioehouse, Kitchen smoke house. &c &c The
overeef will shew The place any person who may choose n
examine II 10 the absence Of JAMES CURHIE
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MaRSHAL5S S-aLE

10y virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Ch,pesrv
- Tor the Richmond District, made in the case Of Gown "
Roy, The 18th day june 1895 shall on the 18th dev Of
November 1876, offer Tor sale public auction fbs Nix a.
bidder for cash, King Queen Courthouse the following
stves and althe personal estate named the Indeniue FINN
Richard D. Roy 10 Doctor Wiley Roy daeI the f6fh d,v n
Feb 1914; such u the said slaves and other propefv a.
be surrendered the aboge day of SALE 70 wiz
woman named Lucy aud her two thildfen named D,nb
and Maria Fanny aud her three children named Hmm
Horace and Peegy and their nerene since the date Of H.
'd deed also negro man named George Sale to he made
atZ O'Clock J. GUERRANT, m. 9. c. CT. d.
OT one Of his Depmies.
a.
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SELECT SCHOOL

W school Will he continued the ensuing YEAR nv brohs,
5o,n " Melon yho Ia. bad sixteen years experience
a','.i auu Mt John NJ Winsou excellent oasses
moo5 n which will be taught the Greek Latin add Ffepeh
With those branches Of learning which cor
msnee on Monday The 22d day Janusry 1877 and erm
ne on me On day o. December following. There will n
p TOUT weeks, commencing the 18th Of June
ne Poe ier BOARD tuition, washing lodging and fuel wi
pc one hundred add ten dollars payable one half ON the I'll
W o june le@1 and the other half on the Isl dav Of nd
loo"ns The discipline Of The school will be parental al
az mueh care and kindness will be extended 20 bows con6s
20 my Instruction, sto my children BOYS that are kno,sn q
s VICIOUS or unruy will not be admitted into the school and
any s"sh sha BE- Fal@ed upon me- they will he expelled 4
remote from The haun's Of vice and imnorI Ind RENAL
ey hrsayi y = situated IN The county Of Iau.s forty ue
o aud shout the dStsncc from Frederick
burg. ne stage from Ffedericksbufg a. Csters,1ls ns
within four hundred yads n nv residence, ana ,bt fo
hichnona 20 ianisonhwg, within two miles Of H. Ieaer 4
me SHOULD De directed 10 Jackson rosf Ofre To,;ssD
ssrt. g. "N1 - " ~
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.MGrshoPs Sale of Land. Negroes. Sfnck- e.

PurHanee cfa decree cfas Superior Court of Ch9neer
TOR ne Richmond District pronounced on the 2i6 dan Of
Jtn l6%o IN the case Of EJee=er Sto rs. james Carie
and Others shall nthe 18Th day cDember merit ofr for
sac TO me hghe" bidder, at public auction the premises
thai Sna5te tract Of nd lying James River in the eo,
cfthe Esd Of AagtSt 1872 filed ag the papers in said
cause, as containing 676 N the time and lnce
and an axe manner, shall er for SALE all the stock Of
horses mules cattle hogs and Sheep 1vhch on the said
estate a; the date Of said deed sghch been since mr.
Chased 20 replace such as hGUe been consumed use and ser
Ucs and me increase Of such stock also alt the plantation
aud farming utenstj also forty r slaves and their increase
siic. the date 81 said DEED; among the SLAVES n carpenter
1aekSn'ith male cook stndy va'abe house SERVANTS a
gardner &c Should the aboUe named day prone unfair
ercePfed. 'y
TERMS-For The real estate, ons-third Of the purchase
money null be required ia cash, aud the balance taco egal
annual fnaiment 20 be secured by bonds oppr6Ded
security and withholding the title until they paid I,r fhe
dnUes and other PsrSoHaf estate months credit he
chassTs executing bonds NTH Ggproped security
j. GUERR1NT, M. s. c. c.r.d
Or one Of has Deputies.
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ShOND PRIZE POEM

By Dr. Henry r. Farmer, Of Ch,rl,,top. S q ,roL.n
lf'- Young on the opening Of the New York Theatre
Like some swirl meteor ON the arch OF night
This classic temple buists upon the sight,
Says IT S,edfasi-iix'd Ia real fame!
Or has Aiaddn's taper beam'd ssain
and magic artists quick as light design'd
This palace, sacred To imp ai minis
Yts-it ia real and the brcang iyre
Within these hsuns Is destined TO inspire
Allthat TO Truth and virtue most dear,
From joys gay smile, TO Pity. attless tear.
What tho a Iibbald King IN ribbald tunes
Approved and fc,tei'd bold lsseiviou. rhymesy
When Il enius how'd Der melancholy held
Aud poets lsugh'i for fame who wept fOr bread
L. this enough shall this abuse arise
To warp the sioic or contound the wise
No let the bgot or the simpering fool
peride the lessons of our ohas,end school,
Let such LIN suess Ignorance Iepine
MOI learn that truth IL every where divine.
But here, 'uI wtsdou's shrnes aud fsneys bowers
The tragT' muse presides, cal her powers
Disturb the virgin or offend the Sage;
a moral audience makes a moral siege.
H1il-tragic Minstrel, hail enchanting maid
Lend me- Imperial queen, thy potent ard,
ThatI may sing thy glori,s, aud unfold
The wizard banner OF thy mental gold
Thy tight illusion time aud space deies:
TOUCHED by thy wand, the doneS Of Troy .tise.
Immortal conflict marks III. sanguine plain
The dead rush forth and shine in arms again.
Hector appears his child is fondly prsst
With sad foIeboJngs to the hero's breast
With sudden fear his infsn, cheek is cold
Again he breads his fathers helm Of gold =
They part the conflict RACES all is strife
'Corslet meets corslet, life is lost for life
Achilles CONES the Trojan chieitaiu flies
They meet-they war--and Godlike Hector dies.
Let not Thsia pass unhonp.' here
from Saiires hand she plucks the shining sTear
Pdrsues the fool, discovers falsehood', wi,es,
Hides peerless Virtue III mask Of smiles,
On modest worth b-stows the mead of praise,
Crowns real merit with Arcadian bays,
Heaps fell confusion deeeptlons night
Protects the Just aud laughs The viH1r right.
Nor is this ail--she scalters spells around;
We breathe Arabian gales on fairy ground
For uS, new mountains Use in kiudiIug pIi1e
For RS, new torrents roar, new streaml-ts glide
While Fsnoy leaves her dull domain of clay,
Forgets her cares and scars in light away,
Convok the spiriis of unfetter'd air.
Assumes cOmnsnd and rules in transport there.
To you, We patrons, spells commend,
On you, our merits rewards depend;
Well may wet Trust drama 10 the skill
That charmed old Neptune up the woodland hill
And left him calm 5 mild cunitntment's dreams,
To WOO the Nefeids of Casalian streams.
10! where yOn tnty hattl.men,s arise,
The Giant mountains parley with the skies;
Like tabled Alta, in the days of old
They bear aloft floating world of gold
ohedicnt waters seek their naughty crest
AstonShd commerce rSvels her breast
Iheystand immortal records of your tame
And earth resounds the great projectors name.
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A TEACHER Wa.VTED

Il GENTLEMAN who offer unaue,tionabJe ev;5
oi ms competency TO teach full course of MatLe,;
is me French and Spanish Languages may obtain desiPsbi
uaon 10 very hourshing insut ion not far from Rib
ih'hu, situated IN healthy neighbourhood where The
rensaa Of es State sord The advantage, offered to
ins ana lodging aud salary Of 500 per annum Annl;cn
%edaey n sen ISFi OF The Richmond Enquirer be
ih2ugh desirable may be dispensed wi.I-an arcra, ks
Sept. IS. " " - Pe"sapie'
~ The Editors Of the New York Daily ASyerti's- "
wJ ,L a ,ne ABOVE SIX times in their paper, and f-
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L.iND, SC. FOR S.dLL.

n.a.AO, &C. FOR S.dLL
4 S-,OiN1 q remove TO the State of M,.,,s,ip,; d.
,Ji sale the tract Of land wherein reside This land -
Ah county adjoining the lands Of Jermsn Baker Wn
400 80 es and supposed to contain between 900 and
ere.L proportion Of which good river ami
in III; II one Of the most desirable family :.
vi the country aud is inferior few II any
meo ; me county for agricultural purposes The pa,
.on,I are one-fouh eash, and the balance in H.
De- "a Will on that day be offered hirhe, b;d
Cir III nor sold twill be rented TO the bidder An
also De sold to tue highest bidder all my live stocl
Ih utensils, corn, fodder &c. aud all household an
49, furniture, on credit until the LIST OF Autu, for -,
soo'e ~ dollars, and cash will be required Tor IN 60.
not exceeding that amount STEPHEN g. Apri,r suns
Sept. 10. v. 'd.OlEh
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MAMMOTH CUCUMREP

FROM me Central Gazette (ChariottespiIIel IN
MI Euitor: sent you last week an account
Oh cucumber which is growing in gentleman
Sruen IN TINS place, which was then forty six in
ches long. twas measured accurately this morn
ihs' ana found to have grown, in one week. TWEEN
.y-six inches, which makes it just six feet long
me seed were sent by gentleman in Ohio to Mr.
JEFFERSON vino presented a few to the eentleman
VINO mas TINS large one ia his garden. tits quite
e''"' S"u WIZ no doubt, grow much longer
From the CIeareLa,ad Ohio) Herald
Inc above cucumber is undoubtedly the product
OF one Oh the seeds sent by citizen of this Mace
10 Nr. Jefferson. 1t is pretty good sized one
considering the distance it was planted from the
fruitful soil which produced the seed: but there j.
one stiii larger in the garden of gentleman in this
village we carefully measured it two or three
Gays ago, and found it SeUen feet and boIf nm
anch In length. The New York Snectator ,,ii,
probably class this with the snake stories of ,ha
DAY; but Ii Colonel Stone will engage IN nav tho
transportation, we will take the first onnortuni,,
10 forward 10 him cucumber which will he "a AZ
uactive with the People of the good CITY of Gotham
as me Herculean spurs of the celebrated C,Ionel
FIuck, which it is understood, nov adorn the xaIIs
oil his counting room.
'dlotheT Steamboat accident. On Tbursdav
last as The steam ferry boat Wm. Annerslev ,yss
crossing the rapids, between Montreal and The on-
poste shore, she was whired round by the randi,
OF the current, and thrown so far upon ON. sid
.hat 'hree passengers and Wagon were preciDi'
lated INTO the river. One of the men clune hv The
wheei and was saved; one female was picked mn
by the small boat, but the third, Mr. Stepben Wss,-
over respectable land-surv eyor, of Sutton. was
W Y. Com. .4du.
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n TeacheT TYg0fe5.

A GENTLEMAN vel qualified to teach tbe Eryl;,b ,
guasc, Arithmetic, Geogrsphy with the use of he Cbe
aud The Latn Language, School Of noi more fsn te
oc'ffs VIII receive liberal Compensation 0n stpliea h.
the sn''cfbels The use II valuable Law Library and a.,
sirurion % thai science he obtained the 6 ~ % -
the suhsorihcu The number Of pupil. may he reduced ~
seven, ON The application Of clergyman uf GOOD en %
would unite their education with BIS isbours as al
church ca TIE neghbourhood young gentle man ,,b ~
qualifications would be preferred.
Letters dree,edt al Tye River Warthouss IN N,ls
County Va. win be attended ".
MAYO CABELL
IiyS. McCLELLANp.
f-f o. g.
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Ll1natlc Hospital, WYLllomsbnre-

olIOEE hereby that all the cell, in this Institute
are occupied and that patient will he receive
n I ihe sand cells are vacant due notice OF which wi
"e gwen by order OF the Court Of Directors.
MAY -. IF IILcAt L.u.
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oets.
NarShdl'S Sale.

h1ohSuhNI TO decree ofthe Supsriyr Com, or Chen,
Tor the Williamsburg District pronounced on ,b %,
coed 10 .e I osh IN the suit Of Fall Jones. shall pro-
me 18TH day OF November next before the oourtb a
tween he hou. o9 bsiHs James City day be
proved farm on which the late Daniel Jnes So 1870 I'm
1,iy Thi. miles rom Williamsburg county of JANE
wafer and VI lana contains quantity of rich mari fine
vesr country The terms will be credit Of l. 2 and
Bon5 h payments to carry interest after two wears,
ti sood security aud deed Of trust ON The land ;ii
DC o 5eqIGed' WILL: MecANDLIsH, M s. C. W. d.
O.
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Ahe Chevaiier PEpERsEN,
Minister resident from Denmark.
1he CheUaier Peter Petersen to Mr.. Clio

~ ~ cHe7 Sl3l 90 sHT' C4ug.
mi WAsHINGroN, 18th April, 1926
Inc undersigned Minister resident of His Males
" the hins OF Denmark, has the honor herewith
10 acknowledge having received Mr. CLAWS off
cial note CT this day, decaratory of the advanced
claims against Denmark not being waived on the
part OF the United States, by the Convention agreed
upon and about to be signed; which note he, as
requested, Will transmit to his Government. And
he ayals Himself of this occasion 20 renew to
MI. Clay assurances OF his distinguished conside
aa"ot Z. PEDERSEN
10 the Honorable HENRY CLAY,
secretary OF State, Of the United States.
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w AS committed 10 the jail of Hanoye or co11I, a..
~ 4bhAHdM BROJgN, and q EORGE' RR 1w1l0S
was committed on the July last saws he
came TO Richmond IN the capacity of steward ON bo,rd 81 no
virginia, lOapt PettD he is Or inches hirS
yeiow e9mPiexion small rings through his ears and .ns -
ohern dialect, he appears be from 20 to % wear, of
no "sss Wa Committed ON the 22d July last IS five feet Or
asea IN the county of Chesterfield claims right IN J
onn SS1nePaon OF his mother by Col Baoo Person,
Lave directs toS E pi1 me ne aealt with as tie
Oct 81. 1851 . L Ai1hf., Jailor.
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" Opersefr- Yanted-

VIE subscriber wishes to employ Oyeseor for the en-
4 ing year, single man who recommended and
has been accustomed 10 the of the tobacco ern
apply to the subscriber at his farm James River
Oet OIL Out ROBERT TEMPLE
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similar bill was reported by AIr Cambreleno IN
'he rouse oil Representatives. but that soon after
'he judiciary bill, the Panama question and other
SUBJECTS engrossed paramount attention and neither
oii was passed into law Till such law is
P' we 90 not see how any satisfactory ar
'"nsenient can be made on the subject ANY ar
rangement made by Mr.. GalIatin mus, we sborl,,
suppose hrst receive the sanction of the Senate be-
rU :, can become operative. Boston Cent
10 me Editors Of The .Netp York ENQUIRE.
Dir In the Enquirer day or two ago, speak
ing OF the new order in council, putting an end 10
our commerce with the British West Indies after
e Is. Oh december, you observe, "that du-
ing inc last session of congress Mr.. Lloyd,
OF Massachusetts, introduced bill into congress
the subject of which was to place the British
trade and British tonnage in our ports ON the
same footing which she had placed ours ou,in her
ports''
this Is an erroneous statement, and likely to
ieao 10 false conclusions upon subject of great
interest TO large class of our citizens The bill
siuoed 10 was not introduced by MIR. Lloyd, but
oy Zen. Smith, and ii was supported by what is
eaiied In court language" the facous opposition
IN The senate 1t was opposed by Mr.. Lloyd and
Dy me friends Of the cabinet, and, with two or
.hree exceptions, by them only A motion tn
iay the OH upon the table was made by Gen. Har.
rison, OF Ohio, and carried by ayes and NAYS as fol-
lows:-
,ayes-Barton, Benton, Boulgny, Chandler,
Edwards, Harrison, Holmes, Johnson of louisa
n 1,' Kane, Lloyd, Marks, Noble, Reed, Robbins.
huggles, Sanford 49,
1Nays-Berrien, Branch, Chase, Dickerson.
aiaiper, King, of Alabama, Macon, Rowan, Smith,
iazeweil, Van Buren,, White, Williams Wood
bury-l4.
80 tar from MIR. Lloyd's supporting the bill, he
made as chairman of the committee of commerce,
a, most elaborate report against the measure. Mr.
hs~eweii OF Virginia, openly said that the cabinet
were opposed to necessary and proper act of le-
s'ia'ion because they wished to have the ecldt of
accomplishing the same object bv nego,ia,ion and
diplomatic address,
hatever the motive might have been, it is GER
tain that the defeat of measure which would have
prevented the present unfortunate state of our
commercial intercourse with the British colonies.
was carried mainly by the immediate friends and
supporters of the administration. Yours. Sc
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'iE subscriber Ohers FOR sale that valuable proeer,v he
tavern at Dinwdde Courthouse with Two HUNDRED
g. ana, wnh about 20 acres Of fret rate meadow land; ,
anu iot'he culture Of tobacco, cotton, corn aud ohfr
;s grams there IS than one half vet in its ,o
~ : aesned unnecessary 70 describe The Improvement, u
~ ~, ne they are all good, large aud cowenient Ills
ne OF the pest stands for tavern known in this seet II
,1 country exclusive Of the different days aud ohs
pubic "hhiH two hundred yards tavern build.
teacner Ibi, land will positively he sold to The hrbet bid
usi on me rom OF December next being court day Terms
made known on that day and accommodating.
o.,o, JAMES SCOTT.
IN
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COM.MLSSIOW BUSLNrElSS

s'HE subscriber having removed 10 Richmond lender hi;
services TO his friends, acquaintance and the public zen
h'y, as mmiSsIon merchant lie occupies an Office for
June -N' 4tAOO-N.
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more extended scale, there can be no doubt ofis he
nehcial tendency.
The exceptions are of the Danish East India
possessions, to which the new principle was not
extended, because of restraint on the Danish Co
vernment, growing out of the charter granted 10
,ne Danish East India Company, and of the Ferroe
islands, Iceland and Greenland. the inhabitants of
"hich are very poor, without subjects of much
commerce, and are in a of state of pupiage To
.he Dsnish government, in consequence of their
imperfect civilization.
by the reduction of the Sound and Bel, dues
the commerce of the United States, it is estimated.
VIII save from thirty to forty thousand dollars per
annuin. The treaty does not recognise expressly
the right OF Denmark to impose those dues. Ii
operates IN the nature of exemption and places our
navigation upon the footing of that of Great Britain
and France, and the other nations most favored
The fourth provision gives us privilege which
no other nation, having colonies, has ever con-
coded by treaty to the United States.
Line NTH provision was snxiously desired bv
many American citizens owning property in the
Danish Islands, particularly in Santa Cruz. They
were prevented from the removal of it to the United
States without paying taxes, which amounted in
some instances, TO % per cent. These taxes are
now abolished
is pleasing circumstance attending this trea-
w. that 1t is mutually highly satisfactory to both
countries Is understood TO have been unan-
imously improved by the Senate and it has af.
iorded much qualification, we learn, in Denmark.
IL goes into immediate operation Nav il prove
as advantageous TO the two countries as il is lbe
TAI ana equitable in its spirit and design.
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JEFFERSONr LOTTERY

ORDERS enclosing the cash (post paid, for riL,; al;
Loery' VIII be PunetuaiIy attended to il addressed TO
Au,f4n,, YATES q 1fINTYRE
- 35-tf
WISH to sell for cash. about faTiy negroes in families.
~, 90 ROBERT S. GARRETT.
ri. 81 -. 45-8t
te'ershury lnelgencer, requested to insert The sbovs
esh times and forward The to this Office for