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tirely out of the question. for notu;+hs.a.
4hs on my ehdeavours to convince folks +
.iie contrary, every one who knew NV rels
LIONS concluded without trial, that no fIour
isnlng twig could spring from SO rotten
u therefore determined to settle in son,,
pace where my connexions were not known
ana accordingly on the night of nv decanon
ment, after waiting until the silence Of II.
nour convinced me that all were asleen co
on with pack upon my back, CONTAINING m,
tools and all the stock had remainina w;t t}
put oO cts. in my pocket, without anv def.
mite route in view,to seek myfortune amongs,
strangers. '''-0''s o
" made shift to get along by stopning q,
Iarm-houses and mending shoes for INV
meals, and often received something over
" men the weather was pleasant preferred
Sieep,ng IN the open air; when otherwise, il
! could not pay for my lodging by nv work
retired to some barn las had determined
70 spend no money until absolutely Obliged
to) and; always slept quietly and soundly
thanking God that had so good shelter
In this manner I travelled about for nearly
two months in different directions. without
parting with a cent Of money and PUTTING
what little received carefully by as a hoard
for the future. At length I arrived here
and, liking the looks of the place, conclnd-
ed to settle down. In counting over NV
treasure found it had increased to four dol
lars and ninety one cents, part of which |
layed out in leather, &C., and put the rest
by as a reserve in case of necessity. I
opened little shop and soon received a con-
siderable deal of patronage by WORKING
hard and spending little ! prospered: nv
business increased every day l exerted
myself to please my customers, and had the
pleasure before the year was out, of employ
ing several hands. In the course of two
years set up a shoe store; it succeeded
beyond my calculation, and in five wears
time finding myself in possession of pretty
little sum, reckoned it was time to begin to
look about me for a wife. 1t was not long
before | found one to my liking, and, she
consentlng, we were married. Shortly af.
ter this my wife's father died and left me a
decent house and handsome sum of money.
| then entered into the wholesale shoe busi-
ness, and am now in fair way, by being
saving, to remain comfortable for the rest Of
my of life. | have not neglected my pa
rents but have frequently sent them money,
without however letting them know from
whence it came. | am here thought to be a
considerable respectable man, and am apt
to imagine that it would be better for those
who are troubled with near relations, who
are deservedly despicable, to leave their Vi
,lnity and endeavour to gain an honest liv-
ing and name, in some place where their
birth shall be no reproach to them"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

/ limbs were ensconced in pair of boots Of
such prodigious dimensions, that they might
be referred to the war-robe of some Anaklm
and a tradition says they were the identical
articles wherewithal the renowned giant
that figures in the legend of the nursery
was wont to perform his peripatetics of seven
league steps. Upon his head, covering q
goodly dimension Of his face, and rising to q
fearful altitude, were divers black bear
skins from the summit Of which streamed-
forth rich array of red silk, with the super
AIDED ornament of braided tassel. In his
hands he bore an ebony staff, like weaver's
beam, with its lower extremity covered with
a ferule Of brass, and its top iQlaid and over
laid with MASSEY silver, with gigantick tas-
sci pendant therefrom.
AS the leaders of the martial host rode
quietly on, and their array of men at arms
moved orderly after, he of the bear-skins and
seven league boots, threw forth his legs
towards every point in the compass, retaining
the centre of gravity in q proper point, by a
contrary motion of his colossal shoulders.
Divers strangers marvelled at the great
tenacity Of his cords and muscles, by which
his legs were prevented from escaping theiy
natural proximity to his body, and yielding
to the wonderful impetus wherewithal they
were moved in such eccentric courses. And
ever and anon, he, with Gigantic efforts,
threw aloft his ponderous staff, and catch
ing it in its descent he caused it to take
such intwistings and convolutions, by the
dexterous movings of his hands and arms,
that those who had not beheld like marvels,
were sorely amazed. Atintervals he turned
himself fully about, nathless the weight of
his furry garniture, and displayed to them
of the musical instruments, sundry contor-.
tons of body, lifting towards the heavens
his ebony staff-now holding it perpendicu-
lar, and anon stretching it parallel to the
horizon, changing its position with antick
motions and inexpressible distortions of vis-
age whereat the people were marvellously
astounded--albeit, the musicians gave no
tokens Of discontinue.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

Such Is the history, as we heard it. If it
is not authentic, it is no fault of ours but
still it IS just as good for our argument as if
1t was true. And, furthermore, if it is not
now true, it may become so, in dozen in
stances, II our citizens do not look better to
their own permanent interests.
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- EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, By
n h & J. ANDREWS.
scAsTEn, MASSACHUSETTS.

r,,,o dollars per annum-or one dollar
W. cents if paid in advance. Ifnot
nv NV months after the expiration of the
ollars and fifty cents.
|srursrs conspicuously inserted three
oSr DOLLAR per square; less than
r vry CENTS, and continued a longer
shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

lNeENIous FRAUD. A few days ago, a
fellow in New-York handed thick letter
to the Flushing stage driver and requested
him to deliver it in Flushing, as directed.
and added, it contains money, would 90
up with you in the STAGE" "How much do
you want, says the driver. 1.-TWO dollars
says the fellow. The driver handed him q
ten dollar bill, and he went to get it chang
ed, but did not return. The letter contain
ed only an old newspaper.--L. /. Star.
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roR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
Il II. Hills, Leominster.
IS H. WHITING, Sterling,
In e. SAWYER, Bolton.
gentlemen named above as Agents arc
receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
i far the same. Advertisements, or any
Entinr, forwarded through them will re-
n attention.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

Coop. .4member ofthe Common Council
in Boston, has been recognized in the sum of
$500 to answer at the next Term of the
Municipal Court, for having beaten, bruised.
and spit upon his wife, leaving the marks Of
outrage distinctly visible on her person.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

Is THIS A CHRISTIAN LAND? A woman,
once the happy wife of an indulgent husband,
tempted by thirst for dress and the gew-
gaws of the world, in moment of mental
and moral abstraction, committed the crime
of theft, for which she was arrested, thrown
into a dungeon-for her husband was not at
home to protect her-and after remaining in
solitary confinement, was tried, found guilty
of the charges preferred, and sentenced to
suffer additional Imprisonment, and to pay
fine commensurate with the nature of her
offence.
five mistake not, she received her SEN
tence at the last September term of the
Supreme Court in Rhode Island at anyrate
for more than six months she has been con-
fined in the loathsome cells of our Jail, and
throughout the whole of an inclement winter,
has not seen cheering ray p sun, or
felt the exhilarating infueno COM
mon fire. Alone, subsisting on bread and
water, and with no other couch than that
which rude and cold floor has afforded, has
she whiled the winter away; and at last,
vengeance of the laws has ceased to operate,
she has been cast upon the cold charities of
the world, and afforded an asylum in our
aims house.
Her suferings whilst in Jail have been SO
acute-her meditations and reflections have
been 80 dreadful, they have produced insan-
ity; and now, with wrecked mind and a.
paralyzed form, she talks to the unheeding
phantoms that float upon her diseased mag
ination.-Prov. Lit. Cadet.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

The landed estate of Mr.. Jefferson, includ-
ing Monticello, is advertised for sale by his
executor. 1t appears that his debts amount
to $l07 900, The sum Of $4,000 remains
unpaid. 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

FIGURE OF SPEECH. At training, in
one of the nothern counties of this State.
several years since, the professional merits
OF two drummers,a certain Ben Morse, drum
major to the regiment, and very uncertain
Tom Burnham, a candidate for the same Of
tice, were discussed very freely by the SOL
diers, over pint tumbler of blue ruin, at a
cake and beer shantee just without the GEN.
try. Some maintained that Burnham was
the best musician; others again that Morse
had not his superior " in the six countless"
when long, lantern-jaw'd freckled faced
chap, standing some six feet four, without
either stockings or shoes, elbowed his way
into the ring, with an old rusty Queen AIMS
firelock in one hand, and card of rye GIN
ger-bread in the other, and after picking his
teeth with his bayonet, and wiping his face
on something that served as an apology for
a coat-sleeve, addressed one of the company
thus :-"I tell you what it is, Corporal Cow
an, grant that Morse can beat Burnham IN
drumming on training tunes, but then, when
you come to the real sentimentaE-I tell YOU
Corporal (and he spoke words with great
emphasisl Tom Burnham can drum Ben
Morse's SHIRT tail ofn'
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!lreiy out OF the question, for notwithstand-
ing all my endeayours to convince folls -
t;o,s oon ay every one who knew my rela-
LII. LII; concluded without trial, that no flour
isning twig could spring from SO rotten a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24
From ? me- Ireai,.. on Enrtienl1re.

From P5in,,'s Teaiise an Fortirp''are.
H'ten on3 Bsts1 Tea --lhasa arr vely hardy
"eenhou,e planfs aud wuuld 40 doubt with
saw ihc winters Of any part NJ the bnion south
q. "'onngten, North Carolina. The leases NJ
I. HrceH Tea are more thHn double the size
10. The Bohrs aud both produce Gne flowers II
'''dla"r dpiag the autumn and winter, AID
'' cultivated nlih as nulcl' ease IS any Of our
'o' c'mnon trees II is said that al the finer
'S arr perfHmed bv the Chine,c with the de-
'-'il ln""fs - = OIea ti1rrans, - Fragrant
..,|'' o'ise. and the A,lsiu udorata
if tea. Dr. 'h'chl SAYS, is vcrv nearly al
.'' To the CdmelIia. and they will take by Gu
ny m each other. II produces seed reeu-
"E 10 Green housn, which are produced IN n
."'a' manner To those Of IN" CaneIlia and
cannot be Distinguished from each other.
'eq'iethe Samr soil, hut the species OF tea
VT ID" heat ~ winter, ttc coolest green house
'''h provided actual freezing does not take
"''' n'llg sufficient for fhrm, and they will
d '"'''f aud produce great abundance OF
~ 'Fd seed. Being evergreen shrubs Of
'''.'.e ioliage. and yielding great profu-
VI mowers; they are well deserving place
s't'nhnuse, ne chi ,clS of brauty * we'll
.r "'lY Live the CaneliaS they are fnnd
- "'2''' Of shade during hot weather, and
10. "'hhinre he placed where they Will not
"r ,of onerdtion Of the intense MONDAY
'h''r n"ver found them infested wi !, in
,,., wat IKE the Camcllia. thcv are CIV avs
""' risanlr. AID with regard to ltrir far-
,,l, although IN this latitude they need the
,gn. greenhouse, they nevertheless will
''' considerable d 'gree Of ,rost.
v Y S}G'rman.
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CoNN,lNICATioss-fs,a, p,,i~o,.


1hn aebucboly quaea Ut st#
ststz tarr ~ iluea bHF3t, isats,
AHd ful boo mil,iir hlsii.ssa# =
Aard worship tire tins fa#aI. Low,
laHHs H.nr, my sweet Nhiia fH## un E
: taHaaHs t1tuugh oaf lHahlsr ny.
IN ARile ne uuUH# ffep . nth
WI uert yctby he iffhIbote,
H aud mtsi thou lnHys ne Inn - sonu i'
itoer 8, u.l-t. aud h4sfs I.otHs
Iar ser. our blrs. ci llrht. Inc n,ann,
l. linking down the VT low
Aud err lAgl noon gu risn Ann,
III ba nnun the leaving min
ope ata 50, cot ctel aa-=tea Mn
Auw, hlr the, tothyict, Ia.aa DOUGLAS.
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Sctnc Isl. Brsufnul lnkr--Gas nmer en-
fer-. with Sylphs aud falres, dancing Nr''e.
rclla enters II splendid car drawn by
wans--Cor of Sylpbs and Falnee--Ardr-
n.lln wnv ~ wanda wood disc"trrrd,
through which the shadowy figures Of ihi
wpoaueu o., sor".
Scene an Au extensive iorcst--lhr Roh-
hers at diswnc" returning home. through The
forrst on horse hack-t ho,u, al Rohb' RS
" Pr0nouncr me chorln and spin NE r0rk'-l he
rnc, divides discovering - bfa2rn gate.
Sccnf on Another pant oi thr i"rrd-A
whistle Is hcnrd-- Mira cutters and nio,m. ~.
candor OF the approach III the Ca,ava"- thrn
determination 10 attack II, dallnb cutters aud
iains lhrn--they ag 're IN the destruction Of the
Caravan, nud GO 10 pursuit o. i -G ant com
pal hpt,vcen S,lim mud ila4sarac- H"iia - In
ken prisoner ard frneeed 70 the caNc.
ri 2d Sr,ut 3D. slteei ia Bngdad,
with Cohhlrr', an=lapla m VOID
Sorry q" I.rsr week took w,ie"--lIass
nnlfr-, d,spui.ed.
Sr,De 5H. Destruction Of The Robbers.
Sr,ue 7ih Nn,ltgani 1aaktsh "lnmhor--
Nprplana entcra in dancing drr 3 lias,a-
rar attempts 90 drunk. LIT an -elZing III" COB
lrf. STAR, and drops "a daagrr--Norgiaua obs
-rrvrs ia Iamborinr Dance hV Nnryiana,
~ the ruur-e ii which, ilas-arae attempts to
Sab All Noreienn set2e. Ia, haod,
a,resis the dagger from him aud elaby HIM.
The Drama concludes with n Finale by tn
characters.
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STAPLE ARTICLES.

Nc have II store large supply of mounlar
nour. which we offer On reasonable terms
wholesale o' bv the smglr barrel. Some ol
Which is FANNY nour We make moderate al
,anrrs on uru,luc ~ market
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VIRGIN - ~ rules held IN l1e clrris once at Amerst.
epfle int Monde. ~ s1fdt l-2s Archibald Robert
son, samuel kcad ud lloyd hllirr late merohPnti
anu lttu' ts,tEdugu iri Htr hfm Of AtfhilUld oh
ersou c Go. pn -ghtnst lsaae Rreher, eNr. al An
btosc Eu,4tr, dcrI. aud idmihi.tfaipr tpistcs
for tie lale Cir".ie Eucker, dies q, md Jotr Han
card, udt'r.rl Cau'iUr iinn4ail, dee mad john w
Han.urd, def. Attachment ~ rhsptprr.
Tin drft Johi W ilua-dr moi beng fhh1h''ant OF
tn Slatr, on motion t by counsel II /, ordered
that unlr,s the said jrfHGaai appear here "A or hriote
the hr- dry Of hu" coUti lnd an.Ncr tue pilnlib''
bull aud give security atide ht and perform tn Ia
ntra oIdtl and .trtr Of ts ~ ht said hl shall no
takria confessed aud il - rtief ofdnred piat copy
Of tn. oIdaf be published IN thu Lsnehn hfenl1n
Is months IN u GO. sion mud auorr copy posted a. he
from door af the court lous rfth county o. sonc court
~ 81 4 ro9.- Ir.te.-.A :. DAVIS, G..
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The past wet, 30 hhds passed tobncco; 60
hhds refused total 500
No elmuar ~ prices 10 notice IN our market
III quant opening j. small Tor che season.
Tie last adviccs from abroad nre still unln,ot.
ahlr. Onc udrcd hogshrnds are i,pn,ted Ia
have been sold at III s. winch would ruy the
.hnnrr helc nhonl NJ i per hnnnred
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

tbH fuT rrNtrir - fuI
Dismal .NmamD Cond Company.
FDlkIELhlnCIAss.
IL b, d,WrH 81 hafhm0Hd. Ia
On "Wednesday. il,e III nl Any 1898
ID number lutiri, ~ dtaun ballots.
ia
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Whole tickets $50 Quarters - 90
llaises 10 ilgHihs , 40
! ~ sae ~ the greatest varirty 81 numbers u
the inie,y and exchange oiee of
: NM ALLEN e. co
Ariil Iynchhng.
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Of the Tvnchhmp Tobacco Marker,
CgYect,iucek for mr. iltgiuiop, IN
Thomas llurcoNnf aud EeuhHp lhRrE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.



800 6t63 80
n Present majority in favor of a Con
veoriou, 1877.
sCorrrctea rom cur last
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
oo,b,r,,-,I,',,s Fl'I,. "s7 ia|7 p n.
can 80, samuel y. Garland l92.-rWm Il.
Roane aud Brnnen \. Crawford, Fs,ps WIZ
cand daLrs, bat retired from the bench enrls
IN the 'ay
Heury-Peyton Gravely 300, David d.
1875, J'ln Leps l83 (1H Jnck,opjaps)
liam Walton 4'5 l NJ N1I'ams 223, d. u
lur"r i0S. t9af6Y7h1aM.)
b"'H-''hh nNhn, ihomhS SiilihStoh
(7""'!'"'ao9
n"' '"','s a. W - ''"''
20 =, ,, ''"j 'J
20 =, {'n,"|"'
"'V''" - ~" v '"'' N,
!" NV Nv" ~ ''''"'i ''s'' ''"D " VI 7 ~
Ky, ',,' nun my -. N''cn""
'o'''e--'"'''' 'nl''S' 0'""''u II. al
Ne,, 80,
f0o"to"'"S-"'n III hr"''8's', Jon" "''''
'"u"'
'ot""i - ~" : Sh"tI'"" - INN
~, ~ w, : ''''1nz u '""" - ~
nj" "'Pe' ~ he .'a' """'" B'ni'
man WIS ho' '""d'aH'e
ha"d"'d --p4h. Dah'ri omhh, Na''hee
phnhAr''
.HaSou-9amni McCnlloch Jr. Dr. MAJ
'hcW w. ~ fhl's'
SENATE
-,
"'S"" ""n ''h, ''', 10y 80 >, III
- N'o' w. M >. ''''h 10 ~ I,'' Nun
W." ',' '""","I h'i''F '''
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HIS Ereet'eney ,Ianes y. Rag,
GorerRor Of htjjaan

SW--I have had the honor 10 receive our eS-
crllcuCv' letter, Of III, goth utmn rncosi z
-. nIutiOn, Il he senate 81 ildilua Hdepifd, It
it appears, " th view oi.aScrrtaIniug M api .
IONS on Cer ain political 'opics. he respect
a hirh entertain for the executive AID Srnair
o yuur stat excludes from my mind the l. "a
that an Il friendly dlspositon dictated IT, IN
terIogatulics whic are proposed. Butt vi /
comics, my regret at beng forced, by thIssenti-
ment. to irpatt IN the smallest degree from
tlu determination on which ! hav always ac-
ted Not sir. that would wish 10 conceal my
opinions from the people upon any pc nloai o.
national sub "cts hut as they we're IN various
WAYS promulgated IN 1871, am apprehcnsiye
thf my appearance before tho public a tbs
time. NAV b" attributed as has already be- II the
cast 10 improper motives.
With these remarks pray you, 81, respect
fully 10 state II the 9rna'e Of indiana thar my
opinions Al p.tseW, are precisely that They
were in 1923 aud /. WHEN thry wrte commune
Gated bv letter. To Decor Coleman of Nor h
Carolina. aud whcn voted for Ch" present tariff
and appropriations Cor internal imp oYement
As that letter was written IT time Whcu the
divisions Of sentiment on Ms SUBJECT, were rs
strongly marked AZ they nov are. :" relation
both 10 the erpt6ieprg and constilnlionali ~ Of
th. system II enclosed herein nd beg the
favor Of yonr exec. lencv to consider It pat Of
tbs communication. Theoccas' n, out ofwhlch
it arose was embraced vii a hope of prey"n-
ting any doubt, miscansirucilon, or necessity
f,r further enquiry respecting my opinion on
be subjects 10 which you INDEPENDENTLY IN
hose states which YOU have designated rs CHI
ris ing a policy at variance with YOUR o"n.
10 preserve our Invaluable constitution and be
prcpar,,i 70 repel The invasl MS OF foreign zoe
by the practice Of economy. and ire cultivation,
.riikin olu4eireS, OF the means ct National de
fence and Independence, fhonit be- ii sens l.
me, the leading OBJECTS OF any system winch as
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E'EEEA'E'EeE

Positively the last mgdt INT tco.
For The Beacn of III. " hrs. BeicoT.
--=-=DD=---
0STIIIS EVENING, APRIL2t.
VIII he rt'sonlcd tho gland Mel" dramatic spec
tao .. with new scenery. dresses aud drcorn
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FORTY THIEVES.

AIlba bhbh QUO pOOl I'M N, D,rLa,dg,,,
tber.l !
G.anen, (his sonD Farrell,
Cassam Bahia, \. y kmg.
Nustapha, o. coher) Pennington,
Abdnllah (capt Of the thleyes,) EdNm,
II sssrac, (second ,aIdain,) Bclconr.
Alexander, 1r"son,
Aniza, Sandford,
selim, ". kt,g,
''''''''' N7''''' " - I Mortimer,
Morgianna, MI, Il lcour,
Gogia, hins hcrnr.
Z.lda, hllsy Costdr,
ArdaneIIa. (fairy of the a.. tI.,d,
[Iakc) I
Gossamer, one oithc s, lphs. Miss Hatch,
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4 WISH to purcGas n match # wrI hr le
e. horses. DAVID PATIFSOS.
April - l.57
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n Gov. Lincoln md L.. Gov. Winthror
7ave heeu perfected III tla sachusetis, bV n
vote OF nearly ,iS IL re.
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Nlkn NJ r. ~ iul,s bfld II thr clerks oncr ofAm.
bafsts the net Mcudu5 al iprlt lEss Milnor COS,
II against " llmu ntf,tUt, Christopher Clnk, ia.
: Maorpnn, Ja-. Gulo,k. iIrnfs Cluk, Bauurnu
Rustef aud BouInuu Eiee, Dells. Ipon al luIuDe.
Inc d.ftudinis Ruclrr and Hieo unt brire Hhuhi.
rnuusu a " i,r"d thm uls# the lid de tabdnus ap
p,au alr hurrc tho trsi dry ii junf next,
~ md pc fun f future nraei mn trernn utis court,
tn I'D hiilflnll be- td,rn runis-rd aud
lhef afaetrd. cops 81 his order be- pnit he'd IN
ite iYnrthhrP Nrrnmn, fNo month"; in .ueoes aud
another cops pp-rt the front oe 81 In tuurIuuhe
III county n' suu' couIf day.
copy ieftc, 4. i DAVIES, az.
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SENATE

MASON ConH'y-Iohn Laidlev pa. VIM. /
Ia k.oo les j m J Allen 10, Dnnirl kinrh
"lor lo-Ktaa rim c0uniD-- L,idlcy dol
Jpck-or 81, tllen2i, kiuchclee uoac.
Cnrohne conpL-John II. Bernard 3ls
John Koanr jr l52.
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Il 7 All the PIiZcs ~ nhfrl AMI all the mum
bers IN another ~ uncc--i b. "helc scllrme 10 br
diaWu IA ON DAY ana IN, whole amount ol
piihss M, oc bad, saon rs dawn.
Pr,oc Of r,chcr - 40 lGua,ieis IS
Halves, 80
u lhr 1000 P,zcs al - Ia De awarded 10
lhe hrst, second %, flurd VISION 10 be dcicrniir.
rd h., that which maI drH~ iho rnpiinl pIIze OF
: IL obo- so ihnt holder al ihfet numbers one
o witch shall hr Ia each division u certain 60
dfae onr piiho aud NAV draw tonr.
The anilaI i,,2r oi sSlb6ou To bc paid ia
pmt = 700 llck,'. is non scnrd up 4 deposit
ed II the Banl ol Virginia II Richmond aud sub
l,c' 10 the control OF lhr holder TT the ucLet
The ptize Of $4,000 /" be paid IN par Iva
paekage OF 300 tcsels IS depoai'rd ~ like maA
uef.
u Terms For packages not less ca H. kcts,
scheme p,roc toI approved noics, payel III
ten dnt aIIrT the dtamInp, without uht,i.
NDish N'G. IEtINltH Nop0prr
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NJ Present majority in favor of Con.
vention, 1877.
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=, udent administration OF fur government.
trust, Wv, that these general virw. taken IN
connection with the Litter enclosed, aud the
votes rrte red 10 all he tereived IS suilielenf
answer 10 the eaquir - suggested y the rosn-
lu.ians Of the Seuatr. | viii further ebsefsr.
10 Nour eXCeleney. Int nv views Of ton>titu.
tunal power and American policy, were IN.
bbed, IA NO sHail deg &c. N tie ,inrs. nd from
the saEes OF the revnlntIan. aud hat my expr-
llenoe has not dispesed me 80 iotg Z then L..
sons aud, ~ cenelnson | will repeat that ny
opinions mann a thea xsird IN 1893 aud =
nnntlucuced by the hopes Il persona agguan-
disemenl and, thai am SURE they will never
deprive me of the proud "a ,,iacuon Of having
always been sincere aud consistent. repnbh
can.
hive the hmm II he.
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'H-'s e le'e meant aorp T. sold ~ tn, leo his
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