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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

GOVERNOR TRpuP.-If Genera, Jackson had
been elected to the Presidency, a, TIE last Presi-
dental election, and had been in Office at this
time, and still entertained The same opinions rela-
tive to the sovereignty Of the Un.,ed Sts'es, and
the federal compact, Governor Troup ould pro-.
badly have Jared rather dlerently than he has IN
der tho present administration. On the 7th Of
May, 1918, General Jackson, ,hcn beng al tic
head Of the southern division of the United States
army wrote an inflamTatory letter to the Governor
of Georgia, relative to his conduct in warring up
on the Indians who were deprcdating upon the
ing extract:-
"That Governor ola State should assume the
right 10 make war against an Indian tribe IN per-
feet peace with, and under the protection Of the
United States, is resmibg a responsibility that,
trust, you Will be able to excuse to the govern
lnent of the United States, 10 which you will have
10 answer and through which bad so recently
passed, promising the aged that remained at homo
my protection, and taking the warriors with me
n the campa ign, is as unaccountablc as strange.
But il is still more strange, that there could exist,
within the United States, cowardly monster ia
human shape that could Violate the sancty of
flag, when borne by anv person, but more psr'ic-
ularly when in the hands Of snpcrannuated In
dan chief, v'orn down with age. Such base cow
ardicc and murderous conduct, as this ransac on
affords, has not it's parallel in history, and shall
meet with It's merited pAI shment.''
Times, however, have altered d;--Gcn. Jackson
and Governor Troup go hand in hand, and willis;
the latter sets the United States at defiance, the
former approves of his conduct, and advocates il
on the principle of State Rights, What has bea
come of the mans political consistency
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

JUVENILE EIors.-Within the last two or
three weeks, the inhabitants of the middle and
southern sections of the town, have been serious
y annoved. by the collisions and riotngs of
myriad Of boys, from twelve to fourteen years of
age, who come in contact with opposing myriads,
for the purpose Of settling their disputes, and TO
establish the rights and immunties of local boun-
daries. The belligerents are known by the ap-
pellation f"up-townors" and "down-towners,"
two distinct species of population, that, since the
days when old Joe Bowers burnt Mr. JeAcrson's
elfigy, on the crab apple tree at Fox Point, never
could agree.
Their late bclligerent operations, have orgna-
ted =" in we know not what but as they seem
determined to fight at all hazards, and to annoy
the public, it is hoped that the watchmen will do
their duty, and compel them TO pursue more
quiet and peaceable course Of life. It is really
dangerous for people to pass along the streets,
when these young rioters and offenders are in the
full tide of war;-and he who attempts to do so,
makes the attempt at the risk of getting broken
head. Let the police attend to these matters.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

t. Nsv-HAIpsHIeE PArn1or AND JouN
BA'rey. The editor Of the Ne v-Uampshre Pat
rio TIN a few months, has been buslv en-
p'1'sl "A limpooning Mr.. John Blilcy, a Repre-
snnte' &C in Congress from NprfDt ID strict, Mas
sif'lse''s, md goes on 20 say, that his elevation
10 present place, vas footed for corrupt pur-
p71s,, - VI. Alms, pro Gus % TIE la'e Presi-
do ! Gle ;'ion; and further charges him (Mr
.,) viil having, rs tho tool Of Mr. Adlms
n le'ter5 % IN influential md dual in Yer
mon, lIrng late canvass for United States
S or, yth IN evpe 3tat.on Of securing the cleo
to- If ! person fr rcndly 70 the present admins
tr'' n; mi in support Of the last charge, pub
/ H1s N lno1rnpi1 let'cr, purporting to be a
COY Of Mr. B tiIc7's letter, 70 the person before
a .le1 .. IL repl 10 these accusations, and in
d ''c1ce Of himself, Mr.. b ,iley has published an
sllrs3g in tho N,tonll Intelligencer in which
h" spa ks with all tho warm and honest indiyna-
to, If conscious inno rence; and n 1 manner not
r. ltrKiblo for lts coIr eo1sness, d,lounces Mr..
II y, ~ pronulg tior Of f llsohoods, and as man
% fhom trrh and f,lsehood are alike welcome,
pro i19l they eqIsll, subserve his soish and un-
owed purposes. The whole Of the address is
81 icen'ly Sc lsoned With CAYENNE and gall, TO
meet al the purposes for which it was intended,
and nIs have been vorInwood to the palate of
Mr.. II u, he II tor oftho Patriot.
In referen 20 20 the election Of Mr.. B,iIev. in
the vor 1924, Ir. TN ayows, that il would not
have been eerted, but for tho influence of Mr..
Alrns, v'o, 10 bring another friend mo the
II, ise, certified, that, in his opinion, Mr. Bailey.
wlo IA then clerk in tho Department of State,
blt n, lon lated in Washington, was eligible
TO the o i 9 for which he was an aspirant. This
s'ltcnent, all who remember any thing about that
election, know to bo fase-and it is probably
fresh in the memory Of hundreds--for the affair
ey:'e1 much speculation-that Mr.. Adams gave
M opinion "a 20 the eligibility Of Mr. Btiley, till
of'er ne was daily returned the candidate elect
NJ n II in all hs arg irnen's and positions stands
re'','el, and convicted Of orror-ge vii no' srv
of filschood-and thus at present stands the con-
troyersy.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

Mrs. Rochfor!, the famous Harriet Wilson, arrv-
ell in London January last, to assist Stock lale ia
OF his trials. II is fact that this notorious wo-
man wrote to New-York ,ast summer for tho pur-
pose Of ascertaining how much our booksellers
would pay her for copyright Of hook of sermons.
She stated thu! she was told that the Yankees were
quite religious. W Y. .Aduocate.
REMARKs.-We hope that the productions of
this infamous woman whether they be sermons,
poems, or moral essays, will never be encouraged
in these states, we are fully satisfied that the
scandalous production which bears her name, and
which has had an extensive circulation in this
country, has had an effect, not by any means to
bs applauded. We have among us, a number of
such ladies as Mrs. Rochfort, Mrs. Mary Ann
Clarke and Lady Hamilton, and are not at all
anxious to have an importation from Europe.
Whenever our society becomet 50 depraved as to
stand in need of the infamous productions ofthese
courtezans, it will be quite time enough to send to
England for the sermons of Mrs Rochfort, alias
Harriet Wilson.-Mrs. Rochfort is right, in sup
posing the Yankees to be quite religious; and
may res. assured, that they viii not patronze her,
or the chaste and elegant productions of her pen
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

TridiJ6r Libei--Lewis p Franks, editor Of
the Independent Balance, has been tried al Phil
adelphia for libel in that paper against Charles
L. Smith. The Jury returned verdict Of Si0,-
600, the whole amount olsmsd By The plaiuuG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
STATE LEGISLATURES

PEINsYLvANIA.- The Legislature met at
HsrrisbuTs on Tuesday last MIR. Mahon was chosen
Speaker OF the Senate, aud Mr.. Midilesworth of
the II oil II. BY majority of 70 votes over WIN.
McCreery.
SOUTH CARoL1NA.- The COMMITTEES on Inter-
nal Improvement has reported bill, to regulate
the principles on which companies shall be incor-
porated for estab.hing ferries, bridges and turn<
pike roads. "A bill has been reported to the Sc.
nate, to amend the 81 act Of the constitution,
providing that no judge Of the Superior Courts
shall be q candidate tor Governor or Senator in
Congress. during the time Of his holding said Of
nee. "A resolution has been reported by com.
mittee, declaring IT expedient for The State to
assume the debt due by the venerable patriot Gen
Sumter to the Bank, and that commissioners be
appointed 10 take, alta fair valuation real estate
in payment of said debt, i! Gen. s. has so much:
and II not, that the balance be collected out of hi
personal estate. Gen. s. is now 80 yea of age
the debt due to the Bank amounts to S35 .0OO.-
DR.. Ramsey has submitted certain resolutions to
the Senae, eDquiring into the powers OF the
Genefsl Government; and whether "ihere be any
clause III the constitution of the United Siates,
which can auihoTlzee Congress so 10 L~gislaie, as
10 project the local interests of particular States
at the expense of all the people Of the United
States; and whether domestic manufactures be q
general or local iuierest'-- whether it has right
TO construct roads and canals within the lmts of
Haie, to apr opTiate money 10 any other than
the enumerated objects Of the constitution. A very
long snd it is said, every important and sdmira-
bic" report has been made by DR.. II. az cbsirman
OF the committee this subject OF which 1000
copies ordered 10 be printed for distribution
Propositions have been made to amend 10 consti.
tuition, 81 as to change the tenure of the judicial
ofbce; and much animated debate has been called
forth on the occasion. Ia the H. Of r. the resp
luton to make the judges eiecfioe every years,
has been Itself rejected yeas 90 noes go If H,e
bill, however, that il ordered to be brought in 10
cary 1t into effect, this resolution must pass both
Houses by majority Of two,tbtds, or be referred
TO the next Legislature, and again psss b. similar
msjoriiss. before change in The constitution can
take place.
North CAROLINA Internal IMPROVEMENT
has engaged much Of the attention Of lbe Lsgisla-
| ture A proposition il before the l. OF Commons
to inquire into the expediency Of opening the Roa.
noke Inlet; and one IN the Senate, into the nav b.
gallon Of the Roanoke River. The subject OF rail
Roads IS also before them Mr.. Rash, the Enei.
nesr, has ''constIuc,ed two models OF RsiIways.
which may assist in forming ar idea Of the adysn
iagss to be derived from them; and a revolution
/ vas introduced in ihe House OF Commons, yes,er-
day, by Mr. Fisher, insirucIing the committee on
internal Improvements 70 inquire ato The ;xpedi-
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! o 2r9sf Sale QJ .Lditd Gnf .tsaiesx -
Ily Yiitue Of Deed Of Truf Of record n Luueflt$
~ county court will be sod Friday the 2,st init Oh thf
Pmi'e the tact Of lsud belonging to Edward r. chsbst
Esq called MIL HILL, confirming between too1 n I0j
sees The isnd well ADAPTED 10 the growth OF eooh rb.
wheat snd tobacco and Flat Rock Greek, which ftn thf
H. there's good deal Of valuable lew grounds The im
prov.nen;s extensive, and in GOOD reps The Plantson
in condition TO make immediate oroppoe.sion De
hvetsd at Chrtmas.
AT the time and place, will he cold 81 slsse cons
ing g" men, women, boys aud SrlsPethsrs valuable ~
any ~ Vii GINA.
TERMS The land will besolJ credit Of one, tsrJ
he ysars, the purchaser being ,quRd give bond Ru6
setoy security wItb deed Of tru the property. The
wi be sid On credit Of ~ months, the PURCHASERS
required 20 give houd aud security.
Ihe th. to siltho above property believed TO be :b-
Questionable, but The undersigu,d sotirs Tfrsese i
"ey ohy suth TILE Is tested in them by OF ih
awe eset' AVN. II. MACFARkAND, Tfns-
Dec. H. ' SO >''-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
FOR W. EN0LLtREa

To he ReveTenf John Kelr.
SIR Seeing from the public prints Of the (ay,
that you are rendering Yourself conspicuous by
joining in with those who are disroseJ to de-.
nounce the friends OF General Jackson. aud brand
them with the epiihei OF UnprincipleI Ooposi-
ton, have been induced, obscure individual as
am, to address you a few lines.
AN willing to admit, that your being minis
ter OF the gospel has not deprived you OF any OF
your rights as citizen; and tbh It is lawful for
you 10 prefer Adams to Jackson; bur, sir, Eom
your calling and your standing in society, is it ex-
pedient for you to enter with so much warmth and
zeal inio The political contest, which, at this time
IL agtstng these United States? Should not the
Minister Of the Gospel stand aoof from such
scenes Of strife, and BY his examples a. well az
principles, endssyour 10 allsy IT, But, IN fearing ~
do, that before this strife is over we shall have
politics from pupits, and that our social meet.
iogs will be converted inio he arena Of poli-
teal gladaiors, am constrained to call vonr
attention TO two extracts from the History Of the
Baptist Association, snI the churches comoosio o.
that Association, called tbe Roanoke, ofsvbch Won
were a conspicuous member. In page oil Of IN.
History Of the Virginia Baptisis, the historian
says" a minister OF considerable taIents, mislsd
by ambition, having, about this time, sei up for a
member Of Congress, created some distress among
The brethren. Ia consequence Of which, the fol.
loving query offered 10 this Association
" VIII the word Of God tolerate minister Of tbs
Gospel Ia sning for post Of honor and profit in
legislation, ard retain The privileges Of bis minis
ieral Office at the same timer" Ami the bistori
an adds, for reasons, unknown 70 him. thev de-
chned answering the query; and then adds w,
wal oiisr few reflections. For sreal minister nj
Gods word, to become candidate for poli,i,al
Office, 'eens TO Us more sbs1ds than fer man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
COMMUNICATED.

Tia John HalRJen PLeISdfltS.
SiI: l have just been favored with the perusa'
:! Jour paper, of date the 9th November. You
have editorial article headed g General SmJ tn
of Wythe:'' and you furnish an extract of letter
from Wythe Courthouse, Nov. 14ih 1927. Ii is
probable this letter has IN slead and Induced you to
attribute TO General Smyth (my falher) the su-
tborship OF the preamble and resolutions, of the
Wyhe Jakson meeting. Taking this to be so,
will first notice your correspondent, aud dispose of
him 10 a few words. Whoever lie may be, pro-
nounce The material details OF his lester, a series
OF unblushns, voluntary, and malignant false
hoods. VIII you publish his name!
Iii at all times unpleasant To engage in con-
troyersy, and mere especially through the press.
Ehe present occasion seems, however, to require it
of
The preamble and res, lutons Of the Wythe
jackson meeting nine. Tue, they were
submitted 10 General Smytb, who made some alIe,
rations by erasure, and offered some amendme Mt.
which were accepted. hut, I am the author o.
every thing insinuated of you in tina; address
! also introduced the names of Clay, Adams
Scott, Cook, Binns and Erwin, and the charge.
I against them.
Having performed what 7 deem my duty a
present. stop here; and leave it 10 YOU to I;Irsut
such course to General Smyth as you may deem
just; to your Wyihe correspondent as il .xpedi
emit TO the Wythe jackson ajdTess az is true; ant
TO It's author as you may think proper.
r HAROLD SMTrH.
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Al5 REIT4RD'l5

(BNAWAY from The sub.rrber, vig ia rowtaan conaiy
"a GU the ieh day 81 June iss, young negro by IL,
h lie Is about feet of 10 inches high made ana
Of dark complications hiss ull rather hiz
The said raised by O,aj.s Winfree dec ~ Cht,
trthed cou:y Manchester, about which place think
very pioinie i've - urkng atthis time IL probable
he have obtained free papers by means OF oth
o"ne's of sesstis aud all hereby iorsrne ro
empoyins aid under the penalty Of the ANY per
who vi deliver said negro me, secure Lm Ia i DO
get h'm ia my Possesson, shall receive The above
SNEED BROWNING.
Dec. ~. e9-st
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TdEud6Ie PFoPeTly JOr Sois.

Nv ;, 1''I n fnVFt|fy JOT Sac.
NY Vrfu: OF Deed OF T. ust executed 10 M b. ,.y:,,
- Andeson and wife, of the County Of ~n l
me ON day OF February, 1927, Of record M ,h
once OF me county Aforesaid, shall procsed t at ~
Tor cash, at public auctop to the hhohe te
he ON aAy "i yep next, aiot Of Iani CONTAINING = o ~
upon !"e Is hiieh dwelling houstnea L. ne ., $50 he
an satdenand every necessary out for h
Of geHtee iany also first rate tsnnerv
tanning ~ Va bark and beam house lse and vii
aas oil pt Bet nat ra; This property situate on jam
s1 I1 aJon's se ahhufg Nib, in fine healthy and
wealthy section OF country. We Ieen II ,lunee,..s %
nshy dtlail S th,' property hui invite those dpo,sJ Is
P"'""'' % can ana we" IT. JAMES TAPSC or Tru.-
NJ, THOMAS STABLES. tee.,
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.1faRSHaL'S SHE

'EN Tursusrce II dectF Il ie Superior Corrt oi Ch.s
~ cefy fof The Richmond DO pronounced on ne oat
LAY 81 March 1877 10 the csse IT HeoD Dfsna Es'of ~
htn DIVER dtc 1rd OF sufequfh order Of aid es,t
abe in DE sfme came and dat~l The 23d Jsue tssg
hai, on fuesi'y the 18Th day of Jan. nest on H. 49,
e "he iof sale TO The highest hddtr puhiie
Hf't "i ind btne partly in he county of fbewes, 80
pAIV q" NE county u Lu'1a, within miles n TeJs,}
ot,onS'nS 10 The Eslsie Of II. Oliver, dec '''s''
p'apt'yn Z, % good farming condition ard H.. M
~" la''s uFe'Nns house, ont houses, bsgu .shls a.,
one third cash. the balance M ;e.sirs,,
81 years 70 DC well secured by personal ,seof ~
paid. ''s P"on'e m'hty DC
'in We above nswed dsY prove 20 he unfir ns ss,s
" W "'ee '"' u5i iaif DAY thereafter. Sundays ekctrfr8
j. GDkHRhHr, u. .. =. ~. "A.
~ o. one ~ biz Depmffs.
58--2avfisf
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Des.fI

bIenSc AM to deed executed tic Or, =,
100, ty Branch r. Archer, 10 THE sih.eriher an,
winch dsed OF record III the clerks OF the com,
81 Chesierieid shall sell, in front the Es.Ie
,1e Siy NJ it' huohi, OH Thursday, the sot of b;.
he Following property named ia said de ed -,
n VI me interest OF the residue Of the on SalIe wv,
@ tor 10 years from the ist OF January, 1926; ,o tbs
lowing saves va Juta, Tom Cesar aDdg Cas.u, ana
easy ("'dow OF the late col WIN. Bentley Of
e e'7'. "a archer aud Sincnj ALEC ell mules
n~ies u'd "a working The said eVal pits BELONGING h, b
10. e'her with all The aPpuTenances unto
'Oi tue "i pose oil satisfying The provisions OF sid eeJs
WLi. &. PoVALL
Dec. IL. acting iru-lea,
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10000 DoLS. 5ooo DOES. e..
:,S3 ,Pazes, amounting TO S3s,Oda
bEJ' only 10000 Iiekels IN he .Sc6a,nei

me CASH Tor The whole Of the FIXES can be had =, r,
ST at Cotsn's o6ice ,lr MON eu ey are drawn O. ''u
W.o'e Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 Is
Haiot5. 2 80 Eishihs, 81
Orders from any pift Of the United sfs,e, enb,s H.
u rsd) " private Conveyance, eneong the fasl, OF
roe icksis 10 any of the Lotsfies wifi meet hss-sma
ar address ~ " Nv" F'''0u'' SPl9''s"'n
=. I; COHEN, Jr. BROTHERS, Baiqnogr,
~ =" thehrh ciss Of the Lfyafure Loerv Sragk a.,
UojTs we BOfHhe Gysaf Capitals If 10000 q tOOoo
Ao 0e5taeS no less than SIXTEEN II 1000 and 1000
~, "ife nH sold at COHEH'S OEFfCE, No, -ifs.
~ where more Capital FrEes haze been soid ftra a8
any ofhtr QIfcc Ia dn1niea
} baltimore, Nov ., 1877. Ss-us,bh;f
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hstitulLon Of Lilerntnre-

Washington Henry Academy, the coiAty or Yiannssrt
school will be openei for The ensuing year IScsI Oh
the 2st Jay OF January and so.e the is of Decenbsr
iovwng with vacation Of month. The r,G,
creek aud English Language, will he taught with
Geogrsrhy, Astronomy, Of the Globes es
omety all their bsne hes Terms of u.o wal b
for classical scholars rs doI for English Gshnst aergIE
ply Geometry and Autonomy 90 dolls; for all hrahehs
II English educaun doIis PAYABLE half YEARLY Boar,
eau be obtained in several respectable families the hcsd
envy ot 10 dolls. fer The whole WALTER TERRELL.
The Trustees of Washington Henry Acaden have the sat-
selion to INFORM the rabie, that the Academy in
prosperous condition. cnier the infringement Nh Teiel
and invite the attention of Parents Guardians Il, thu ya
n'ion. The w H. Academy situated in the County Oh
hanover, within miles Of the city Of Richmond. in hes
aud popuous ne'ghbouThoo The Academy ia furnished ,i
Globes, Mathe msal Insruen Compsss &c Tor pfaeii.
surveying. REUBEN MEREDITH Pr.sident
~ Of the Board OF Trusie.e.
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AS committed TO the jail Augusta county, on the s
day Of December last Runaway, by the name Of I,L
who ssys he belongs Wr Hudssou oPnyyauia COUNT
F' Had ON par oi linen owsvr kinl bsck fux.,I
coat and Pantaoensi two shirts, old hat lie is ds,I
mnatto, about feet inches high, stout inade TL
owner OF ,aid slave requested prove property pay char
law. m cpEf,E T:,-5 ~
Dsc.i as ~ 10. ''
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-AOrICE-


VI y eonformiytos Deed Of Trust, executed by WIN l..
MON W. Sksiton, dated tab july 1896 and duly recorded
Dec next te following property Tor cash. much A. may
be sufficient 70 satisfy ts due The SD Murray
5seiou, and secured by the said Deed IL Trust VIZ Old
Sally, Young Ssy, Agsy, Atmisiead Polly Mary Alfred N
Ihnnp1u with the Of the feinses
tue sd deed, al the hiueod and kitchen furniture III he
said Montague aud n the said slaves snd furniture De MOI SUI
heen shall then proceed a. the mace to
sell ~ te nierest of said Montague certain piece Of
and Confirming about fifteen aud acres vine In
GenitO, tbc county 2oiti1n conveyed u s ~ e
'aii deed Selling Trustees shall make such utie on
a. Is vested 10 WILLIAM Old,
WILLIAM Watkins
Nov -. 81 ~
ANY woul suppose from the shove Ivertispfp
owe the gentlemen very large IT MONEY Bot rt
shall he sot 10 shey, TIA % Them one off, uds
the deed Oi tru tei cfoe, do ut sviee 10 NE ale
VIM MONTAGUE
~ virtue u Deed ri ffu executed ,o ID. by Cf7I.
80 irving % the conny nf buckingham and 81 rserf
ge cfrkF "iice NJ said county, srg date the dty
may 1851 i'r ih@ purpose q securing The payment of cern
'gm. OF heney therein ufutionei. fh pie 2ft day
NoV neFt q the -iluislon OF the ld irving lying opon
itt' Hrrf Nv TIE County sfa efsd cell i1r cash ~ The
HGee hdde III Of The cop5 yf snd oats made tic
iad rsuia3n the rfcet AL ON Che 18Th day of Dec
HeN n the resi4rncs NJ the ssd Irving sha IN Ike
rsunef cell the crop and there dung mi,
year A. Trustees shall sell INCH title only vested 30 m
pEFfoN lARhlSOS, eTrus-
OF TO- ls,
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a III person; haFinS earl' again the PINK u Ddst
e., SF; dec Of Amelia county hereby requested 20
ohS mem i0 ward, on or before the d,y Of nirb
properly authenticated to the =ecutor I nsic Ill,
Pitac IA 'Sr against all claims exhibited after that time
FlNk ID. BOOKER, Ex;or
OF Puk D. Booker de-
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SECOND CLASS OF The
CIR ANN
LITERAwUaE rorn,

J. l. COHEN, Jr BROTHERS, Of BnItin,oTe
nave ne pleasure to unnounoe the Second Class of this III
,sry authorized ny the General Assembly MARYLAND FOR
re promotion oi Science and Literature The number of
i'oA.s ofy ieH IhoGnd) Is consider shy lpss thsbapv
L1e or many years and gives the ADV 40 sres:
20 enshee ior Tie CaPlnl Prizes. THE DRAWING viii
WednesdGy, the 1871 Dec,
and wiz he completed that day under the .uperini.n
u 'he commissioners appointed by the Governor C5une
HIGHEST PRIZES,