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R0PE-WALK AND TANNEKY

virtue Of two Deeds Trust by Jasper No
Mili'em.s, aud wm MAXWELL Trustees, aud the other 10
Thomas Williamson Trustee, dated the ii of Juue 1876
s.cuF tothe President Directors snj Company of the Bank
certain sun, therein Oenoned which deeds have
be s hshs.t bidder on the premises. for reaay w mo
ney, on Tuesday, the 2i,b day of June f, Otherwise
following psrery wn piece or parcel Of land
~ ' sonny OF Norfolk part Of the Tract called Ghent be-
Rope Walk to is East. thence spinr so on ,as
hoe Norhws,dy, TO Ma.s l,na thence along Msns
ne 10 Coeys creek. thence along begin.
nePs WAX and TsnYard thereon and the Fixtures Ui,a
.qlso,
All the s'd Mp,n' right, ni- erest,and estate TO
certain io of land situated Fen Church street. with al.
S s her and
gnmen from Jane. Harmos Sho held the BY virtue of
a piece parcel Of land called Client uate lying aud
bens on smiih' eTesk, IN the county Of Norfolk
with right 10 the the way aud OF the Whole landing
III front OF the SAID lot which forever kent
the cont guou, land Of the sad Jasper 'an including all
ana ,lu and ais. the following
VS. Tom Came Dayy sh,eds, George Ami.esd, Charles
on'PnrI9 Guy Wnes,r Nelson, john Arms,ead, ohm War.
The Pr-pn to he Opposed ofnnder the above deed CT
The ROPE WALK, at Gheni, probably a. ex,en,ive and
or a q 1 ,a Grn, aud part,suieLy adapted
the kind, believed sSvsns .ousy Iorated for wa
ter eap'ag bold waie running edn.Iy by it,
below The puhiIo wharves Of Norfolk
The TANNERY connected with d. Rope Walk occupies
nearly ans're OF ground, well euclosed contains
Va's tor ne various purposes Of lanningi all the
Necessary buildings, fixtures aud carving ON the
nunT., 'Nen''yeyi anda Currying Shop attached, which
The SLAVES e'e prime working hands, employed by the
a' pr"'cf III The above iactories aud will he valuable
The DWELLING HOUSE !. very ples.an, and commoa;-
GUS Jas every necessary out ohee attached it, hsn-
some lawn ~ font extensive garden the rear, well
ocS,d win ehoce selection OF uit aud tr.s.
snluoh'iy etc.
To men Of capital and enterprise, desirous of emsking
Pas business, this property oGeTs induce rarely
o. met wnh taking into view The local advantages
established IFS vicinity The situation an elevated
Point snd separated from Tue Borough Of Norfolk By
THOMAS WILLIAMSON.
NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD,
on Tuesday The 24th day Of June nert,
h yus 1T de,d Of trust executed by In, late Bl Ja,r6F
OF the Borough Of Norfolk, all The Stock of
TEER
81 % HIDES Heavy SOLE LEATHER
70 - ~ HIDE Middlhg do do
1856 H,ses u'prr LEATHER
A Cal .KINS
AIsos tn BARK remaining on hand =, that ,re: d
qpan,,y Of iIAT; The rool' 10 the curre Shop; fine Midi
i9r'e cnij Wherlh'r'owsj aud small Lighter &c. &c.
Terms ready money
DENNIS DAWLEY, Trustee.
sjths TX fee,ye poro.sI. N conformity with
lhe ANU - h,e,o annexed Aoa b. fus.her enae,sJ
what tenn, the lrmory Blaings Land attached .rtto,
eau tee Sold exchanged leased e Ia of yest. com,
nuoeSie 70 the next Gsneral Assembly result Of Their
enquiry" BY If the Executive
x ~lye Department.,
. ~ March, 1923. s
M+'h - foI If
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ii UaIftqbIe PiqHfafto0 for SgIc

NE S.bsoriber .6tys for sale kis Plantation county
600 HanoUer iyi''g o ChietahoD'iny Scarp, containing
~ acffi 70 Is mules roa tic oifyOf Richmond; ne
Iss'sa,esrWe Turnpike passes ErOaghG. Thsre are more
thaH 200 tutik hGs been cleared; the be on il
considered equal IF superior any t6s goiio Of
e'uHtTy fhers 40 acres ofsresIrf Meaiorr Land 70
sat Pecha'ey, thar pGrt lying tsiog Tpite roud
spa'Rdy iisPossdoC Thsre l. Say mn 1uifhn kafCd
Ie, 'oAch togUd b grrnf advantage sling
get ny th fubsr btUd further dsscrStiou DEEM
ecenry, those tSsiros of ---;ing rGp-faf 80 iasR
'gW uie'v ~ JOshga Si0rrs.ftpir. ,eias G-a, mi
sdetvf at any tiujs application muir -e ram o,
dugsfI Is VT GERt'lS STORRS.
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u PURPOSE telling io .ht 10 he.t niIer nm Friday Che
II i' day n Areud nPyi, o. lair othttritr ne ner f
u.s. 5nniFs pied, attract of nd uvrved Co., me Nv Dr.
- anvf Crs d,cs. hy deed II tru' ecur. thc nav
Wtnt debt tbe'ein mentioned hsng uiv recorded 100 ,h.
I-fR' 'ibr- 0l HsfgS continuing, hy t.uuafan, so 3
a'e'i pr there ahouE has % excellent Improvement
isidins IT su story house with f,tr Ieo and
saf foonis above, with an extensive poreo and pofcbs..
500 III e kit hen, sundy sni ofhe houos f t
w. a'e c0mmudi0us g-ausfy aud tables aud other On
fryfmeni', convenient 90 fstn good rt71u fis repro
'sre that more than half ~ th tract of sui o., unolessd
i1d Il good qualt fr ohscco. oomuodnuy situated TO,
f0 fsicnsi prysfe family who may eholse To-
yep eufisUn cot, h'inr couruour he man sge l.d
wo ces suh 4 Hsfs q. H. and so .usted. that osy b.
hvefte, With touvcn'tnce 10 furic purpose rfiyat
csa, may he preferred All wh0 web 10 vie,g Tire
'sne referred ~ D. Cr.ttork residing Che premises
YfgR1fG
Bond and approved sacufty nd deed of tru,f o. secufe
t rnywenijoae half rsysbie jnts, and the balance
tvs yeart The tile believed unqurttonafIs; hut mel
uee, snail only convey spih tte ss d, vested n me 3,
aeed DR. Ofadiock 70 fduu possf,on. until the 18Th
iy n Dec. next rHOS. EA5LEY
2nd Jrne, 1875.
Tue above sale meets my appreciation srd ,oocufrsr-r
GRANVILLE CRBuDO'
'anf 10 f0-vf5thAut.
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slf ct exeeul. tue sub,cIIbers nv
Edward haam aud wife, bearing date the nth day Of
april i82'nd duly reeoded inthe Office Of ihs hustns. court
OF ischmon We shall, for the purposes therein expressed
proceed to sell for ready money, the O'clock
on tuesday Tie i9h Aug il fair otherwise the day
heTeaei, mat wei krown property, the EAGLE TAVERN
IN me sny OF Rshmn and the tenement below the nd
Eagle Tavern Tbetle under which the will
IS believed to besndpuab; they will convey only suh
tile as Is vested in then by said deed Of trust.
WM. DANDRIGE, 4 Tru.-
WI. JARRETT. tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

IL Frri"ns hagne claims the state of Counefy
Muni, dee quesied 90 EXHIBIT them e. ne pro-
ry eu'tchti se On m before the 6rs Of 3cNsnher
o. tnftni having disfoH ~ the estate. Th notice vii
he plead nbar aeau sby claim thsnsy be esh,bed ahei
thsf fiue MARTIN JAMES Ex'f A q Mullins
Goorh'uri Junc o. o etaG,pH
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" ikethiA AT superior oouit OF eisueery holdss A.
the Capitol IA the city o Richmond ne 18th day of
Jan. 1893 y
Henry Dsuks, pltd
against
Thos u Taylor, THIS. a Taylor, WIN. winfrse. sdm'or
Dohe. dec D.Gl, :"
fhs in which the bill hath o ken for confessed
against the Defendants VIM Wia,e STATION ami
on whom tue drcieii order Tor that appears hay,
been duls executed, tins gay bill,
the Of the ether defendants, cour
SCI; Ga consideration whereof, the doth order, Thst
nae 81 It's C0mmssioner state Of the debt
.so the pang, the defendant rboS Augusus raylsr @,
me taxes snd other expense, incurred and paid de-,
ieiSah the
'ns' ne"tiyne, ogshe witt list and descrptrnV The SAIL
mortgage andwhch the directed
" 'Asmn', state aud settle, and the with
nssrs specially stated, deemed by which
may ot required hy the be stated Tesr
\ ABBOTT, d. c.
Commissioners OGice Richmond, March 2sth, 1923.
ihe parties wall please take have
appointed tn, i2th Hay Aug commence the ac-
con, heeted the order Of which day
Al O'Clock, A. NJ they tequit 10 In
'hs Guy prepared with the anil evidence.
HILARY BAKER, IN. c.
apiiiiS. lii-w8ws
IL -s,oa 10 .slait o JOAN cha J,o,
- eee OF the county 1t Hanover, requested make
ihn"dat payment; Aud those having against the
-i e'ite wlprtscnt the susn,o the dsy
January lS's this wal he pleaded ba, of receives,
-A A"s"- ~ So W w SCOTT, atm's
ITS ithtbf GIVEN, That application will be made 10
<Ae Directors OF the Farmers. Bank f.t The renewal
"i Certificate Tor Snare Stock aid Bank d.d
ihJan 1919 surd The OF C. ~ Gooch. The orirual
hsviug been os. e-
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year f6s7, showing; Ia each case. the periods when
the bills reunited became payable"
] am. sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obet scrv't.
JOSEPH NOURSE, EegiSier.
Hon. AAtEs HAMILTON.
Here follows statement OF the sums RENTED
60 Europe for the service OF the Department of
State, between the 9Th OF October and the last day
of December of the year 1924, and the sums
mittcd TO Europe for the service OF that Depart
ment, between the same dates in the year 1927;
showing, in each case, the periods when The bills
RENTED became payablc.l
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u
TRUST &dLE.
! Deei e.; Trust executed Ia the sal


" tut Deed" trust the subscriber, by
40 Hciad Lyon aud Ann his wi. bearing dale the sd
Nov 1877 aud OF record the Gierks Office Of Ap.is
county QUIT for purposes therein mentioned, shall on
tuesday the 2iih Jane Inst, IL fan, otherwise the fair
@ proceed u seon the en,i,s for CASH the ghe,t
mat valuable tFsc of Land, lying Assa county,
IRE LiSon Town tract containing about 900 acres,
ne .ne same more OF much thereof will be
Gent " ae the balance Of the principal money
Que on he said tiu deed and all the expense, of at.
me tte believed to he ndpuahe; hut acting Gustes.
se shall convey only such as !. vested ia US.
WM II. EGGLESTON, lr.
June N S1Ss,
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III prBctGe sw iu ts turtI., 4HI tnfaf0r aurf. A..
the couutifs oi Aihenafr benz sra Che ,ui,e .
qtarftHg icrrr' uf Fiuv1nns hIdf,.s, sh.jt,, ~ {
f.i'l whe1e 'ny tommcaicauou made 20 bffs, val
srr Due s0eulta.
iwef7. j.-acas
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Fresh Dry Goods.
NJ = oaer tJi gale 4 about packages
oi fresh suasonsbl, by goods. comprising choie.
thrTsi sstiment 81 siucir., particular well rdsvt.
.rasoasni the trade Of tia. place, and much Ioer
P'tces t"en We have before been able .e.i
""ta qusy-ou, eae stock will be opened IN tie oour..
ie" usys, When mere particular Advertisement vail
''p'a; L Z 4 JAMES X Co.
f'p'" 20 Market Square.
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4.

Honorable J. HAMILTON Jr.
Chairman Com on Itt:cacamcnf, H. II. L.. s.
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iSht tx fceiye psuro,sI. N coufoniv ,,;,b
- ''e "'s'n"+ 'ect''n 81 tbe concerning
Tue Anu ., sa"-Ss1 Aui d. further ensetsI
that The Executive hs authorised equired 10 s.certsin upnn
what terms the irory BldagS & Lam! attached fL.rfto
eau toe sold, exchange leased IA. of yest, cons
nunicsie 10 the next Gsuers Assembly the result of Their
tuqpmy" BY order Of the Executive 0'
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. C..
* mge Department.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30

country any carriages ? for suppose there
are some that cali themselves riclrs
Capt. p. MY residence is IN a small
town upon an island where there are; but
few carriages kept, suited to our republic
can manners.
Lady. ! can't think where you find
drivers-I should not think the Americans
knew how to drive coach.
Capt. p. We find no difficulty on
that account, madam: we can have plen-
ty of drivers by sending to England for
them. sY
Lady, Speaking very quick) Think
the Americans ought to drive the English
instead of English driving the Americans
Capt. p. We did, madam, in the late
war but since peace we permit the Eng-
hsh to drive us. s,.s - "a
The lady. half choked with anger,
stood mute minute and left the room,
whispering to her friend, the Yankees are
to much for us in che cabinet as well as
in the field.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30
3 Proyldlng Tor Che erection oil Break.

Ia Providing for the erection of a Break.
water near the Island of Nantucket.
After the presentation and discussion
of bills of less importance, the Senate ad.
journed. ~.
On motion Of Mr.. Drayton, Chairman
Of the Committee on Military Affairs that
committee was discharged from the far.
Their consideration, of resolution moved
BY Mr.. Sprague, directing an inquiry into
the propriety of not permitting strong
liquors to be furnished soldiers of the ar.
my, unless by way of medicine. when
prescribed by a surgeon. And the SUBJ
Ject was laid upon the table.
The resolutions which were moved bv
Mr.. Hall yesterday, in relation to the
powers of the General Government on
the subject of Internal Improvements. .
came up; and passedto second reading
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30
YANKEE REToRT.

Soon after the revolutionary war, Capt
ain P, a brave Yankee officer, was
at St. Petersburg, in Russia, and while
there accepted an invitation TO dine;
there was large number at table, and
among the rest an English lady, who
wished to appear one of the knowing ones.
This lady, on understanding that an
American was one ofthe guests, expressed
to one of her friends determination to
quiz him. She fastened on him like a
tigress, making many inquiries respecting
our habits, customs, dress, manners, and
modes Of life, education, amusements, &c.
To all her inquiries Capt. P. gave answers
that satisfied all the company, except the
lady: she was determined not to be salts
fed, and the following dialogue took place
Lady. Have the rich people in your
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30
A scorcH STORY.

A gentleman was waited upon by four
workmen, usually employed by him, on
Whitsunday last, who presented their
compliments to him, and put him in mind
of their new years gifts, which he had
wisely advised them to put off to the term,
as they would then be of greater use to
them. Well, my lads, !" said the gentle
man, "choose one guinea or bible p
!" l Gamma read vera weel, said the first,
+" I'll jus! tax the siler." 81 can read
weeI eneuch, and hae bible at hame,"
said the second, but my rents to pay"
and he took the guinea. The third also
made the same choice. He now came to
the fourth, young lad 10 or IA years
old. The gentleman looked at him with
an air Of kindness, and said, "Johnny, will
YOU take the siler, a thing which you can
get at any time by your industry e
g WeeI, sir, as you say it's good book,
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III I tax it hame an read it to my mither,
lor sne's bin an ] dinna think we haze a
book O. that name at hame." He took
me bible, opened it, and found between
the leaves four one pound notes. The
others hung down their heads and the
gentleman said he was sorry they had not
made better choice.-Giasgow Cbro1.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30

SINGULAR WILL. A rich Jewess of st.
Mary-axe, who died on Friday, the Ilth
inst. made a singular will about fortnight
previous to her death. She has directed
her body to be buried at Jerusalem, and
twelve of her friends, Jews who are to
accompany the body, are to have four
hundred pounds each for their trouble I;
two on their departure, and the other two
on their return to England, after execut-
ing their commission. This will is to be
literally obeyed, and the body is now
ready for departure with all the funeral
honours.-Liv. pap.
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: LANCASTER GAZETTE
soyGRESS.

,0NGRESSs
, the House, the petitions
day were very numerous
we're a number for impos-
ID al Auction. One pre-
''gsmbreIeng, from New
A thousand six hundred
|, from Northampton, in
'ssresented by Mr.. Bates /;
IN in Connecticut, pre-
Barber I; one from Buffalo,
ii. Garnsey; one from
presented by Mr..
Il President transmitted a
House in writing, on the
i,e slaves that have taken
Iaish dominions, accompa-
\. letters, instructions, ne
|rhich have taken place in
|ubiect. The bill increas-
drawback on sugars re6n-
ISlates, was taken up--but
|rned, leaving the bill in
bic.
ISadte, Mr.. Barnard pre-
|noriai of the American
1 The abolition Of slavery
h States, recommending
l,hoIition of Slavery in the
snbia which, after a re-
hon Mr.. Eaton and Mr..
kered to the Committee
Mr.. Prince submitted
Dlution -
Committee on Naval Affairs
lie whether any, and what, fur
fnay be necessary, in respect
val and support, the necessa-
removal, from the territory of
my Africans that have been,
haded in said territory.
100 the subject of amend
sem ofthe United States,
Ine ADMINISTRATOR of jus-
Et States was taken up
referred to the Commit
ofthe Judiciary who are
necessity and expedi-
gthe same.
message was received
i, and the Senate DELHI
swith closed doors. AT
ion of some bills of yari-
purtance, the Senate adj
Memorials against the
lils on the Sabbath were
lizens of Albany and
HYork, by Mr.. Van
Ir. Barnard.
solutions were present.
NOTWITHSTANDING, calling
pnstitutionality of inter.
being made by Com
soil or waters of the
These resolutions were
y lie on the table. A
iboVe will settle an inn
lis hoped satisfactorily.
sadte, Mr.. Silsbee pre-
n of the merchants of
y the establishment of
sn !; which was referred
on Commerce, and or
'esented a memorial on
Fnch Spoilations, and
d all the memorials on
ed at the last session of
d to the Special Com
! this session /; which
! few explanatory re-
be following resolution
led and agreed to.
ommittee on Pensions be
Il the expediency ofso amend
4 4 Congress may be enabled
a 5 for pensions on the list,
! led to the privilege, with
b Stice to such applicants.
I 4 n the Committee on
h prted a bill for the re-
ar and others. (This
\ HOO, 600 shall be APP
i led, in rateable pro-
e surviving captors of
$ ate, and the heirs of
I'd eased !; Of which the
id wen to the heirs of
{ ris fixed at $3l 900. J
St ad passed TO a second
~ were severally read
e, referred, viz 80
ITO snndry revolution
! and soldiers, and for
gg
81 adry officers, soldiers,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30

How TO CURE THE SMALL Pox. In
Abyssinia, where this dreadful disease is
supposed to have originated, when any
person is seized with it, the neighbours
surround the house and set fire to it, and
consume it with its miserable inhabitants.
A TALKING Doc. In IT'S there was
dog near Zeitz, in Misnia, which could
talk German. The celebrated Leibntz
sayshe both saw and heard him. See the
Memoirs Of the French Academy of Sci
ences for the above year.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30

SouINTING. Children, when they first
begin to perceive, always turn anxiously
to the light. Besides the agreeable SEN
sation, the retina is strengthened by the
action of the rays. Whenever therefore.
care is not taken SO as to place the infant
that the light may strike both the eyes
equally, one generally becomes stronger
than the other and it is sufficiently known
to parents and nurses, that one primary
cause of" ocular INDIGESTION" las we have
heard il styled) is an inequality in the
strength ofthe eyes. This unhappy blem-
lsh should be particularly guarded against !;
for we are sure that the warmest admirer
of free trade would prefer even monopo-
y to such duplicity of yision.--London
Weekly Reuieac.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30

= I'd L.
ODD MANNER OF NAMING People in
NORWAY. If a mans Christian name be
Robert, for example, all his family in the
tlrst generation become Robertsons and
II his eldest boy be baptiscd John he is
OF course John Robertson; and the girls
IN like manner, pro hoc oice. are all Ro-
bertsoas. When the son grows up and
his children, they will all be Johnsons,
boys and girls as before /; and so on, chang
ing the family name every generation. If
there happen to be three sons in house,
named, we shall all say, Heinrich, Frede-
rick, and William, there will branch off
three seperate patronymies from the three
brothers, and their children will be res
pectlve!y, Henrichsons, Fredericksons,
and Williamsons.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-30
TRICKERY EXPOSED.

, a shorttime since (says an English gen.
iieman who has recently visited Lisbonl
the priests found, or pretended to have
found, an image, dug up from the earth.
and proclaimed it to beth effigy of an
eminent saint; it was accordingly set IN
IN one of the churches, where crowds Of
devotees assembled to offer their adora-
tons. To his saintship was also referred
the decision of the disputed point, who was
the legitimate monarch of Portugal The
oihciating priest put the question, in audi
Die voice. "Is Don Pedro the lawful
sovereign of these realms % The saint
shook his head as negative indication.
is Don Miguel the sovereign ~ The
image nodded assent. This was repeated
on various occasions to increased congrega-
tons, and was considered by the multitude
as an astonishing miracle. At one time.
IN the presence of our informant, the first
inquiry had been replied to as usual to
the second no answer was returned upon
winch the priest several times repeated the
question, and at length assumed great We
hemence ofmanner when boy popped
his head from behind the curtain. and
exclaimed ut is not my fault, sir, the
string IS broken.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


CharlQtte-Richard j. Gaines 1856, John D
Richardson 1s3-Dr Vim. Rice l52, a. ID. Alex
ander l50-(Jackson Delegates.)
GlOucesteT-Thomas Smith" 223, John Billups"
l3I-James Baytop 100, VIM K. Perrin 81, a. l.
Dabney ~. Crhe Sheriff gave the casting vote
between Billups and Baytop.) Jackson Dele
gdtes)
Greens0ille-Thomas Spencer l2o, James Til
lar ll9.-(No opposition to the old meInbeTs.)
Isle Of FVight-Josiah HcIleman oil, Arcli-
bald Atkinson 206-ParlIer Wells 1913.
.Fe,D Kent - Christian $780, James Saun-
dcrs 133-Crump 81, billiard 81, Radcliffe 65,
Chappell 2s.
Pendleto;l--Thomas Jones 232, Reuben Dice
227.
Princess .Gnne-Williarn ]. Woodhouse 900,
Caleb Ward 2l6 administration candidates)-H
Cornck, sr. 123, jackson candidate,) Shield o.,
scattering 10, not candidates but Jackson men
Prince George-Allen Temple l43, Francis T.
Rives l2O-Carter COPELAND 81.
Richmond coILnty-Colcnei r. w. Carter 1875,
Capt. I. X. Barnes l20--Col. Vincent Biamham
Sc, Colonel ]. w. Bcllfield SO, Col p. a. Bramham
o.
Rockingham Colonel William Mcmahon 49,
Captain Joseph Cline 156-Colonel Samuel H.
Lewis 3S7, David Irwin 1928, Conrad Caster 1922.
STANDARDIZATION Carson go, Charles u.
LovellT 636-John Newman 405, George Cooper
32 (All for Jackson)
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Aournai OF the 1Oth expresses an op.uioil. that 81
The motion prevailed 10 re commit the bill 10 the
committee OF the Whole, in order TO raise the adj
colorem duty on Woollens from 10 TO 4J per cent,
the Dill may yet pass. - We have 10 satisfactory
information upon which we may hazard any sort
oil opinion upon the subject.
Extract OF letter trom Washington, dated Apri,
10, 1928
IL is contemplated 10 appoint the Hon VIM.
Henry Harrison, distinguished Senator from,
Ohio, Major General of the Army of the u States
n. he held that rank AT time when both the pre-
sent brigadiers were Lieutenant Colonels under
nm, 1t ca"rot be considered violation of rank
more especially as in country has the Command
or In Chiei been selected and promoted by semi
ority."
The above is from the last Baltimore Chronicle
but 1t requires confirmation. Ii is scarcely to
be credited, that for the sake of avoiding the re-
sponsibiiity OF adjusting an unfortunate dispute
ABOUT rank between Gems. Scott and Ganes-ur OF
conrtlng the vote OF the State of O0o, gentle
nan should be placed NJ the head of the Army
VINO, whatever he his services or a,tainments did
resign his commission before the end of the var
and has since sought the '"du pursuits of civil
lie while theN fought it ont, cunning Iaurcls
which have gained them more honorary swords
ana votes OF thanks than Gen. II. ever possessed
ana VINO 10 tins moment are wearing the uniform
anu The sword. II rmen, like $. and c. and Ma
comb, can thus be thrust aside, what encourage
rncnt can an officer have TO serve his country in
the camp