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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-09

md 1t 10 romances; passion, in, tragedies
science, IN dictionaries. Is not my LAWYER
always at hand to arrange my business nv
physician, to take care of my health books.
to furnish me with ideas Reflection and
knowledge are equally useless for a man of
the world. Besides this. the very formali-
ties which you cry out against, are, as every
one acknowledges, but mere illusions. One
man asks after your health, about which he
is not at all Interested; another tells you he
IS your humble servant. although he is no
thing of the kind. The first would flatter
your selt-love, the second your vanity
You tritle with them in the same way, and
neither deceives the other. What de-
lightfu world it is, where every thing is
artificial Pray look at that little girl of
ten years old, playing with her doll, which
is to her husband: at fifteen, her husband
will be like doll. On that green table
are some paper puppets. which are called
kings and qucens-lt sometimes happens
that a king or queen is led away by paItry
ace or insignificant trump, which is anus
ing enough. But every thing in life is a
game. At the Theatre, they play at "kinss
and Peoples" in society, they play at g. For
tune VITA tildo ticN pay at FFleHu-
ship" under the semblance of politeness
at . Love" under the name of gaIlantry:
they laugh, in order to look gay: they speak
rapidly and loudly to appear impassioned.
The infant beats his drum, to mimic the
soldier; little girls strut about. to be thought
like women; children play, to resemble
men; and men trife in :heir turns, to re-
semble children. The very things that you
cavl at. in these pastimes of life, arc its
delights! what you censure in these youths
is gracefulness itself. Now, all this is
most essential part of style and fashion:
and fashion is to manners. what good taste
is to the productions of intellect. 1t is the
good sense of tritlng-the delicate feelings
of the slightest shades in the vapoury pro-
preties of social life. Splendid subver-
sion which can make littleness so great,
and greatness SO little! Delicious round Of
interesting deceits and ingenious decisions.
Are not such enchanting falsehoods sweet
er than truth Is not magic like this worth
more, much more than nature:
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by private stair way reserved for the servants
If her father was sick, she obtained with great
difficulty the favor Of placing herself beside his
bed, but under the condition of not naming her
self before strangers, and causing herself to APP
pear, even to the eyes Of the physician, but a
simple hired nurse.
Thirty years elapsed from the time Of Mr.
Gardens second nuptals. Nearly the whole Of
that period he resided in the country, and his
daughter, after he removed thither was igno-
rant of even the place of his residence, when
one day he presented himself before her, told
her that his affairs obliged him to take up his
residence tor short time in Paris, and that he
had resolved to remain, during his stay in the
lily, in her humble asylum. Mr. Garden had
,ost his fortune; discord had separated him from
his family; he had but single friend in the
Torld that ,cas his daughter. She received him
with transport, and eagerly yielded up 10 him
her only bed. Mr. Garden, from that moment
i'll his death, which happened two years after
cards, spoke no more Of returning home. Ne
Fcr did his daughter ask him the slightest ques-
ion concerning the motives which had estrang-
I'd him from his wife and SON She was suffer
.ns under dreadful rnalady. but she exerted
ner strength SO far as to serve and take care Of
him.
The mornings SUE empoyed in mending the
"iothes Of lee father, in washing his linen and
preparing his repasts The persons with whom
she worked had consented to her beginning her
tabor at day, but in order to regain the time
}ost she remained at it until eleven O'Clock in
The evening. Her little salary could not suffice
Tor thc maintenance Of two persons, and her
7lous Gellcacy caused her 10 conceal from her
father part Of her necessities She saw her
self obliged to profit by the good will of some
benevolent neighbors, and contract debts with
them which, augmented by the last sickness of
her father, amounted, ct his DEATH TO the SUM
Of five hundred francs How enormous was
this sum for a poor girl who had TO depend on
her labonr for subsistence. Her father expired
IN her arms
Fllial piety is duty; but are there not cir
cumstances which give a character of eminent
virtue to an action in itself obligatory? Besides,
Miss Garden has other titles
During the time she was living alone before
she had the happiness Of receiving her father,
she had shared her home with Sophia Valley,
her friend, and like herself, poor and without
assistance After lapse of eight years, Miss
Sra of had J. u. u
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Curies Neck Land for Sale

virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to the subscri
~ Der and others by Wade Mosby the elder and wifi,
bearing date the 9th day Of May 1925, aud duly recorded
IN the clerks office of the county of Henrco for
purposes .iee'n mentioned and by consent Of the parties
Interested in all previous deeds Of trust on the
VIII DO SOLD on Monday. the 2lst July next if fair II
no'' the text fair day thereafter highest bidder on
"o PREMISES at public auction. for ready money, that well
known tract Of land lying in Cures Neck in Hsnr;c,
county, called Ola Curies, containing 22 acses be the
same more or less This land is so well known
""' " IS "eemeo unnecessary To ennmera,e the many
advantages it possesses There is larpe mari hanr 2
inc land, situated IN very advantageous position TO be
distributed. very asge Poron Of the land veil SET in
Gu Clover an" large crop of wheat may he seeded on
clover ALLOW this fall There are on the land an .xc.
ei'. dwelling house with 10 ROOMS good barn, stables
ana INST rate thEesang machine ST.. &c The title IS
eHe" 10 DC ""uesonahle but the subscribed. selling
trustee Val! on!y convey such title vested in him
POSSESSION will be given immediately The sale will COM
n'ence at i2 o'clock. WM. w. MCSBY, Trustee
june 10.
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ANCHOR IRON

Nagy Commissioners Office 26H .Nay, 1925
EBROPUSALS will be received Office till the Isl
Il Jolly next, for the supplying the iron that may be
va,eI at the Navy Yard, Washington, making Eight
Ancuts oi 0.bOUOs. each; Six Anchors of 64OUlb each
ann SAX Anchors Of .50Qlbs eact he quality
Amettcan Anchor !rou, mud goi shapes and limeI-
SioHs agreeabiy ntes of drawings, which. will be
furnished on aiica ton the Coulmandant OF the \ avv
Yard at Washington The whole quantity said ancha
I'm must he delivered between The lst August and ST
Hereunder next. and undergo the usual test TIE place
delivery.
Bidders fer residence, give tic names Of
sit sirctfes, with Their resIdeMcc mimuC!y and SEMI
eir bids sealed, and endorsed "O0er furnish aucho
Iron. at the Navy Yard, Wasliuat ton" ANY bid no,
MADE IN conformity with this advertisements ur no, re-
crved by O'CLOCK of Is. l,y, viii not be acted on
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Valuable Roanoke Lands for Sale.

TsNlE Subscriber is DESTROYS of selling tracts Of
Il land upon the Roanoke River, in the county OF
hccklsnonrs lying Immediately at Fci.ds Ferry s miles
below the junction Of Stanton and Dan Rivers, and
aoout miles from Boy dton, Mechlenbug courthouse.
Inc two tracts (heiter known by the Fields
NaikerS arc supposed to contain ahou, 1900 acres;
81 which there are 400 OF good low grounds as
amy upon the Roanoke River. The high md is o.! ex-
cefent quality. There is 40, valuable tract d
@nn upon the River, OF the quantity I!c estates
VIII be sold separately tosche may tn. con-
Ffntence az purchasers Upon the estate an rg-
reient tv cling house. ri rou'ns, al handsomely flG
!Shed c1.. and acwy painted.
iheFe axe large bafms Of Them frame barns lately
ouit' an excellent samay stab!r and ont
:nuses, Sc.
ihe terms OF size viii - accommodating ,'rui,enrn
insea t" purchase 'a!u"hie lands, invited 10 come
ana VrN TIM pfen'ises-maao "Y!,tatrr 20 Capt. S;e
3nen Bedford ol Charlotte, Mir. James Daniel, III
nFeS!s""u;' VINO lives directly opposite 20 lie estate
T" the absece Of lie subsbrr VINO resides on the pre.
nSes. LYnI 7 L. HFDIOED
Noun Parvo. May GU. 56-l2f
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FEMALE EDUC.4TTO.H

CURTIS has the pleasure of informing his lends
IN. and the public, that he has ha ppiy succeeded in
placing his Seminary for Young Ladies in crcums
very favorable to lis prosperity and usefulness on
foundation as firm aud durable the nature of inst-
.ut"ns established by individuals will admit He has
taken the house lately occupied by hIr. Hall, on the
square diagona.iy opposite tie Rev. Mr.. Turner's
where he VIII accommodate his pupils, i'll spacious and
AIRY rooms. with conveniences for facilitating their pro.
gross III learning, at least equal those that may be
found III amy similar institution in this country. An
sxceiicn, Piano is provided and Mr. BERG, gentleman
long tired and highly approved by the citizens Rich
"'"o' Is engaged TO give instructions i'll Music;
assistant emincntiy qualified for the duties. perma-
"en'y connected with the institution, will Drawing
aid Pa'n'ing, aud aid in other departments.
The remaudcr of the house is occupied by Mrs MARY
r. BhOohE, late of Frederic ksburg, who will conduct
tho Boarding department, and every cxerton fo the
comfort and welfare OF all who may be committed to her
charge.
Though propose pay strict attention To the dc.
pertinent of the young ladies' and give them thorough
ana extensive acquaintance with the various sciences
hey may wish to study, yet chief object will be- To
i'0ue their minds with abiding sense of the excel
ence of virtue aud piety.
Icrms per session ofjice months:
Board, Lodging uud Washing, ST5 90
Tuition, in all the necessary bi anches, 90 90
French Oh Drawing and Painting, % 90
The above payable il. advance.
Music IS cents pei lesson.
Among the other advantages, those u,i, i,,,I =; h
SEMINARY, will have an opportunity speak The French
language, aud TO conncct the PRACTICE with the theory
Tayer, Doctors Tazewell, Blair, Clark aud Broken
n,"ush' Judge brockenb"ush, Joseph Tate. VIZ, g. PEN
d!e'"n' aud Robert Stanard, Eqs RchmonI: Mr., James
CaSke, lta'tcheSfer; Rev. +. Bowman, Characteristics
Nev. j. s. Armis,ead, Carter$riue; Rev s. p Wilson.
treaer1cfSbnrg; Rev. ThUs p Hunt, Br,scicl; R.v s.
d. !oupkns, CuTr6criu7d; DR.. J. II. Rice, Prince FIJI
"@d; Gen. l.. l. Dade, Orange; Col. Jno Thorn, Cat
pepper; Mr. John Tompkins, Ls7lch5trg; Rev b. H. Rico
TttcTso"rg; aud Rev. }. G. Hammer HayeifsyIc " {,
" For tho present, Mis-. Brooke accommodate Il
June 7 =,
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TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed of executed the Subscribers
40 by David a. Shepherd dated 16th January, 1929 s.
onY recorded III the clerks office of Henrco county, for
she purpose of securing certain money therein
nent'oneN we shall proceed to SCH the highest bidder
al pubic Anction, fnr cash. Tuesday The 17, av of
June nest at the Tavern of Wilson Bracket in tire civ
vi Richnond, the following property one negro
hoy uaneu Jessee, one three horses gear.
~ believed mat the title to the above property per-
!tcy Clear and free ftom all claims aud
save tire deed under Which this sale sill be made but the
undersigned noting ttseGs, will convey such 1.-THE only
as IS vesIet in than:
THOMAS MlEURE.
May lT-9t JOHN TYLER irn$eTs.
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10 Country IIaiterS.

'HhL SuoScfihef has now haad general
4 OF matters Stock and Trimmings, whic. he will sell
cheap f"f cash. viz Beaver Cdrroed ard Raw Russia
and Sr.teh Hare Far, Nlushat Skirs. Spanish Bodies
t"mcS o"!, Red Wool, Eaw Gomez Fur, iiatters
kets, Glue and u English sAiycrs pcionrs Satin lc-
"aihon for Tips, Emb"sd Cotton Tips, Bow strngs-
whh "A general assurtnrmt Of Back Drab Bindings
anh Bartin@e. JOHN TiIONpsON.
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%GLTTECAE,,

~ meeting ufhe Citizens OF WusI,inoion Cr;o,9'.
TO the election OF joins q. ApAMs, as pIns,i.,t e.
the u States, held ID the City Hall of tie civ ~
Washington, Monday, the 10Th inst Gen VIZ
ARD WALLACH, secretary.
The tnil@~'ug preamble aud resolution svbu,ittt,,7
ny MI II. y. C"AF7 were unanimously adopted aflea
ihe Committee, named IN the resolution bad on mo,
ton Of MIR. DAVID A. UALL been agreed TO-
Whereas the citizens Of WASHINGTON opno.oJ ., 49,,
election of Of Gen. ANDREW JAcitsoY. and m f,y,r
of the reelection OF JOHN QUINCY ADARJS :.
president OF the y! States DESTROYS 10 continue
l'cU quota OF vigilance aud information for the a1
vancement Of the political views aud opincr, common
10 them and tbtr fellow citizens OF the e. Siatos.
And whereas II Is understood hai their fellow cii
Zes OF those conul'es Of Virginia ard MARYLAND i'm.
red'ateIY adjacent 10 The Seat OF Government WIZ
entertain conseDtaneous views and opinions have cor
9ntad, or about 10 Constitute Committees of Y
g'iance aud Correspondence, intended to co operats
by means o d Central COMMITTEE composcJ Of Dc
i'&'''' ion each To tue same sud; and that II would
be- <5iCc'hr 10 them TO bc united VITA q Dclcpatiur
ii"I" 30" Seat Of Government. Therefore
i',&o'"ed, That Committee Vigilance and Cor
reSPonde"co from toe citizens Of Washington, be- aud
tie same Is hereby, constituted, consisting Of
Ger. HGjtCr Jones'
Duojei CorroH, Of DvdGingtea,
Joseph PsGrsor
Rchurd s. Cor..
Wn 4 Brud{sg,
Gichaad HU{ioc".
Bcyainn l.. Lca-.
Jamca HoJnp.
DR.. Henry HyaN.
Cornelius UcLeau,
Dr. 1icr .NcHiyjgV5,
Philip Wouro.
John T. Gc6t,
Wo,. Eaejy,
Ccl yohn Q7le{:.
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sspR TT3G FASHIONS
IND h0n6s0INl 0E'0TlNIIUI u
Spring and summer Goods.
Valuable Estatc on Roanoke.

bkNHE subscriber being anxious close his eyrcg;n-
a ship, aud settle tic claims against his b,Jles
George g. Somertis estate, will expose to sale, on
Iuesdqy, tie Ill Of rc U oir, If not nest fair day
of te valuable Estates on ROanohr q, the ia,.
0D of Dan and stanton rivers, containing f0D acres
200 Of which superior lou grounds ira snucf As have
~ pay higher Of than any other person
r2on rhs river.
Any information relative the land may be obtained
bv applying the Subscriber, or MIR. Thomas Bran,e
living the premises. iNO. SONERViTI, Tx-F
She sale viii take place at Somgryilrs Ferry.
I. S.-Ai the same tine and rlaco ~. sci. 200 bar
'e's ot corn Cr.7' p. - ca.s, r. =. <.
&cri, 81
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- t" their friends and the public thor Of obi
eaoh iot eiF coun'ennnce aud support, for tho last
yee'f' While they do this they sorry add, that
circumstances necessarily compel them the ,:etermna-
ton OF Closing their business in Richmond. With this
view, they have concluded sell their Stock, between
SO and $4,000 of Dry Goods,
III Prime Cost by Wholesale or RctaM
Cloths and cassiuiercs
Eigonia and Rowan cassimcres, for summer
ra striped ci'cassans, cotton cassimc.s, granuris
Wilmington stripes, uankerus
UoifEch ~ white English & German drilling and various
other articles, sur mems and boys summer wear
s"''ahS coded cuttom, dos iaseS iicH!euhufss and
DINER articles, for servants summer
l'i'' and figured Canton grapes, do Nantin 90
DO do robes and shaws
i" and 81 cotton cau,bsics
Do Il" do cambria nuslins
:. and Cd PLAIN muI! mus!ns
DO do plain book do
10 do figured and tambourcd mT..
Do do do do book
striped aud figured camhrics; linens, lawns
Linen cambria hd&fs.; looking glasses
Mems silk cotton and thread hose and half hose
Womens silk, cotton aud thread hose
S'isqcndeis furniture aud carpet binging, buttons
Tapes and bobbns, palm leaf and feather fans
Fiinses, cotton cords and sewing silks
Diapers ior table linen, birds eye German diapers
Domcscs o! all qualities brown, BILE Iched nd pa i'd
Caicoes ard ginshams, bombazets and bonbazues
Lcgh"rn bats, gauge and silk hdkfs. great variety
Flag and Bdidauua hdkS.
Puica, Madras, ECnuli ECl;psc and tienry, and all
other kinds 81 h;kfs
an KIiidS 6" gloves, for gcntcmCD and ladies
!4k, cotton and worsted bdrCEcs
Hnauii!u high cOlored gauzc, for dresses and srars
Cheap imperial dresses for parties gauze and scars
Wnte pink, blue, lilac, black and other Horenccs
Gro dc Naples, India sarsuelts and sinchews
Pink, blue, white, black and other plain satus
Gimps silk cords, silk buttons, silk brads and ot1rr
trimmings oil kinds of ribbons. as plain lusirfr-
auj satin
Plain aud figured gsuzr, for caps and honne's
Damask aud figured lusiring fOr Uonutis
7l6 and 9-22 satin, for do
Spool aud foes cotton, best qualities
l'cmInc' needles, best white hapcl sbarus
Gilt eui rurnulon pins
oil Cloths for tables, oil figured centcry
Bobbn'i, ca"ze and florence wells, beautiiui G}acS
hs'rci do
'o"n Hollands, cambrc, garment &; furniture dmitie.
ur"Iturc and apron CHECKS, coumerpaucs rcticuIes
-" and COTTON umbrellas; 10, rs, %, 90 and 2i incl
pafasus
Eatsei'iss aud Jeans vcsijn-e
81" ho'en'inc do plain and figured; black silk ye;ycis
Crawling Of every description
Tortoise tuck aud bent combs; Brazilian do do
TIE usual variety Of side, pocket, toilet Kidding and r
ivory combs,
J3' Compose 9ayt Orly otMe Stoc7-
foty conclude with expressing the hope that bey ART
not asking ton murf, hen they solicit continIanc
Of le ayors of their old friends and tbs uubl,c ror
the above terms, for short time only.
JDne7 TT WILLIAM NEALE & co.
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NJ oIlCE--Ail persons Indebted The estate RobeJ
~ BELL, dec Qae sad dler of the of Richniouh
axe hereby Informed, Chat unless they cali
scrner on or before the first day of July settle
he accounts %c.) that Immediately after that period
'rer acCnuns and bonds will nut in tire hands of
1t'0tneys for collection, by suit or otherwise.
"a. D. WIEN, Sergt C. n. and
MavSI-9t Adv,, Of I;chs,, Poll dor
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erpenses IF The Stationary tsere,

eS"es toe foregoing beads OF expenditure. the CON.
'"se perceive That considerable sam, varying froi
one 10 TWO hnnoie cd dollars IS annually expended il,
the purchase OF bools for the Secretary 5 office aonp;
most OF thctn having no appropriate relation to ihs
"aFd' service o. tue coGntrysaCh reviews, maya.
zine5 aud other periodical publications and The fasf
ionabie literature OF the day.
An expenditure OF equal amount for books sccr,e
t" oe ANNUALLY made IN lhe Commiss toner's Office.
CONTINUED
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S!II,876 OF
SI4,O8I Sc

lie ic!oHiug statement exhibits, with much ac,-
Curacy "a The committee have been able to collect and
closI!y the items in tue accounts some of the
principal heals OF expenditure in which the coniiig-
gent expenses OF Secrelary's office have shown tie
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0@1e Of the Commissioners for tie adjustment of ,
Ctatnts, &C. uider thc LIST article ofe Ireuiy he,
rs Ordered, that the Clerk of his Board give public
notice 10 all claimants whose have not de-
c'ded that the Boar, viii again the 18Th Of
July next, at which time it will necessary that ali the
evidence IN support of the respective should be on
he Claimants particularly Interested in attending 10
TINS notice. as the Claims will ind discriminatory. dspo-
sed OIL wnen reached, according of evidence
then before the Board.
AARON OGDEN, CisrE, SC.
Jane i--I2t
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By PLEASANTS g. SMITH.

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thirty days before tic peroj expires for which they
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20 IN The cases of Captain Smith and
Lieut.. kennoD, 22oi so
Do IN the Of Licut,s Weaver,
warner, Wobert, Sawy err, Couper
u aud Sands, a,747 Ie
! Do III the cases of Lieut. Sands 90
40. IN the case of Lieutenant Carter
Sa'hngnaster Null, and NiidsIp,nsn
Van DYKE, on1 IN
Do in the Courts of Inquiry in the
n case of Com Porter, a2l2 81
20 ON his Court Martial. e0o7 so
10 10 the cases of Captain Stewart
i1'en'enants Ralnage, Whitlockc aud
huo'er, 1859 o5
Total, St8a77 CO
sum nearly equivalent, your commi,tcS v in ven
"e 10 assert TO the whole annual of The admins
''''n OF Jusice n some ot the States this Uniou.
II however, they have been surprised al this aggregate
'.Sy have likewise been astOnished that one Judge
advocate, Richard s. Cox, Esq. who otIciated on
sumo OF the trials received his services nearly ono
fourth OF The total of the trials on which he was
e""Pioyeo. or example. he OfCia ed in The follow
ing cases, Which trials tie following sums viz.
oh "ialS OF beutenants Wolber War.
ne' " earer Sawyer, Conner, and
On 'n mn Se,747 u
oin' ior'er c242 30
On tbe trial Of Com. Porter o oa- ca
TN the trials of Captain Stewart and
h'ents Hanage, Whltlooke aud
hiuH'''' 1850 u5
os,.; Sl5,846 -
~ ~ 1"'"' hir. SoSe received Tor his mpensation
follows:
On the trials OF I4ieuts Weaver VOL
bert, Warner, Sawyer Conner and
o. Sa NOS 1919 So
Porter, $50 90
cn the Court Martial OF Com Porter $50 On
On the Court Martial the cases of
Capt Stewart, Its. Ramage Whit
ioohe' anu FuheF, $50 90
III, S. s29 g
limit GryU
on the Office Contingencies of the Navy Department
1t appears thai the contingent expenses of the NAVY
Department. for two equal terms of three years, one
oeGbning with The ear 1892, and the ether with Tue
year 1875, we're as follows:
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'yoi.I IS. ? 'ss, cs.r,a'l.s, Ar,f,o {, Sc. G
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The contingent expenses in the FIRST. Third, and
n,h AUDITORS Offices appeal 10 have beca moderate
ana uniform The Expenses in the las, year were: In
me hrst Auditors Office (hr tatri,o) GA dollars
lars and in The Fifth Auditors Mr. Piessantonl 738
uo'iara IL cents--ihe augmentation has principally
secured IN The Second (Alr. Leg aud Fourth Audi
.oi Hir. Watk'os) Offices Tho cor,ugent expen-
Ses OF me Second Auditors (Alr ee) Office was,
1895, 1893 dollars 80 cents m 1925 $40 dollats Sc
cents and III 1927, I,393 dollars 80 cents But the
most extraordinary increase has occurred in the CON
,'hgeh' expenses OF the Fourth Auditor (AIr. Wat
''h''J 10 slow more clearly how these have been
augmented, the commute submit the anual expendi-
t,iic for the last six wears.
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CHEAP GOODS.

VIE undersigned take this occasion acknowledge
Il I" their friends and the public, thor Of obi
Sauon Tor their counenace aud support, for tho
yea. Va he they do this, hey sorry add, that
circumstances necessarily compel them the ,:ecrnna-
ZION oil Closing their business in Richmond With this
eew they have concluded sell their Stock between
% s.a,-l G 4 G d. q.