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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
For TyOfLcE or mr. Er. n<rI,c

BnuNswick--Peier J. aseiey,--Ishami Trottet+-
Mr. Ghoson OF the old turned BY the an
| ti-Conventionis,s)
| HARRisoN-Johu TIL Brown Io18 t;eoroa 7 1y;mau
600. Gather GOT.
NELsoN-Ro6crt Rives, ir. (Jscksonian) 248 Joseph
C. MeggiusonS (Jacksopl l63-Coi. Chas P.rrow fAd
n'nisHtion) l43. (Bys Correspondents II would r,e
observe, that believe the de as TO tbc
ing Presidential election. Had the election other
grounds, perhaps the Administration candidate would I'm
been elected of the delegates have ausierood
that is the intention candid te
(Col. Perrow) to contest the eInction.')
Decentralization McLa ughlin& loI, Robert Kelly
157-Davd Stuart 1877, Craig sc.
tLUvANNA-Georse Stman and john Wynn.
WEsrMoHELavD- Wiilouehby Newton 124, General
John r. Hunge rfofd III IT 90 oppnsition.)
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Moody (,he late dele
gate and friend of the present Administration SO =
Charies L. Ninghcid (Jacksonian) go.
From fkc Norf1H Beacon, April 90.
BOROUGH ELECTION The election fora Delegate
TO represent this Borough in the next Assembly came
on Yesterday, under very unusual circumstances. No
Candidate tor the suages of the people was
csd, until the hour had arrived for opening the polls
4 he friends Of Gen RoBARr b. TAYLOR were very
aeSrous That he should be declared candidate but he
oec"hed their solicitations and did appear at the
iustings' Notwithstanding which, poll was OPEN
cd Tor him. as undcrs stand contrary 10 his wishes
tthad been rumored that MIR. HudsaI z GRI.spY a
worthy and highly esteemed young citizen OF hand
some talents and requirements would on The ,ay of
inc election should other candidate be presented
otter himself TO the consider alton of the voters Ac
coangiy Tie bell beng rung, and proclamation made
ir' "k!GsBf The oDi. Candidate on the Hastings, ad.
dressed The people in speech highly credable 10 his
talents and atta'nnents, and style once eloquent
and deeply Impressive. Taking the Constitution for
MS guide wi Ich he pronounced he the true polar
sar lot The American politician, and dsclaimng 10 be
The slave of any party, he promised if elected to he
inc bearer OF the sentiments, and the advocate of
the interests of his constituents when fairly EXPIRES
sed or distinctly understood bs him., Much modesty
mingled I'D The manner of Announcing his sentiments
though there could be misconceptIon TO his strong
adherence to the doctrine of State right other words
10 his opposition to latitudnarian construction of the
constitution Many having voted for Mr. G. from
strong personal attachment, and from admir- alton of
his talents and esiimable character and there being
no other candidate regularly before the people, do
not think the result of the ought be consi-
dered Of party nature.
The follow ing the state of the polls al the close:
For Hugh Is. Grigsby 1879
Gen Ro. ID. Taylor 100
FOR SENATE.
HARRISON CouNTy-John J. Allen 95T, Vim. l.. Jack
son $50 John Ladiey3.
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CONTENTION.
Pfcsen, majority 1862

1t Is with great pleasure announce The anpoint-
lDebt OF Dr. THOMAS p JoNEs, of this CITY, TO be the
superintendent of the Patent Office i'm the n.cs -,
DIR. Thornton, deceased.
Dr. Jones is known to be emineny qualified and
competent for the duties This situation His acnur
meh's ID practical science and chemistry, and hi init
mate knowledge Of mechanics, have given him a rery
high rank in the United States
The selection OF Dr. Jones for this SITUATION by the
Secretary of State entities him TO The thanks of ali ho
are interested IN the progress and ofe arts
u. S. GaSete.
"A Republican No. ~ unavoiiabIy postponed ill We'd
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Z. RAKER---Dentisf.

NERY respectfully acquaints those whom it may
that ne Vill leave Richmond about the last Of
May, in Norfolk from the 9Th the 18th Of june,
in Petersburg from the 10Th the last of July,
White Sulphur Springs from the middle TO the last Of 7u
gns,, in Jynchburg from the middle Of September the
10Th of October.
.4piI 23 2f
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4 Child WITU TWO FACES

most extraordinary caprice Of nature occurred in
this town (Taunon) Sunday morning last in the
birth Of female child having distinct and perfectly
formed faces. Elizabeth Ycrrer the mother Of the
child, is the wife of a carpenter, sdiug BoIaway-
lane She had, previously, seven healthy children ne
Their Of them exhibiting tire least deviation from ordiua
rs nature In the present instance there no pre-
maturity Of birth; the child lived three quarters Of an
hour; and in the that period cried very audi
bic three times From which Of the two mouths these
cries issued not asceraioed but there nothing in the
of either of the face to indicate superior fac
ulty in tie otber every component part the
faces distinctly formed 10 each, and both of them
sent the pleasing countenauoe of two fine babes
At that part Of Of the faces where the usual for
nation Of the takes place the additional face com.
mences with sgent undulatioD towards the cheek OF
the second face, which then proceeds through all its
regular features until IL terminates at the left ear-so
that the face the right side has ear and the face
The left also. IN all other respects the child is
regularly formed T'aurl5n Cur.
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$4,000 CAPETAH PRxZE,
- - - y - - IA.
SCHEME:
4,fi6 Prigrsof 500

Hhote 1iCktis $50 SMnrts a. Jroportio,
This Lottery will be drawn ny the approved Conira.
ton SYSTEM which secures to- each Ticket q, Share the
pnfes chance and rs absolutely and unContou
ABLE, and distributes the whole of the Prizes in ,eu,
minutes. The Cash, heretofore be obtained for al
ff'zes me moment The Drawing is completed. O,defa
nom the Country promptly attended tg, a. the old e. a
iIshed prompt pay Lottery aud Exchange Office of
ApIii tits s. ~. ALLEN & GO
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Bank Stock at auction.

an MONDAY the 18th instant, az IL o'clock will
~ be sold at the Merchants Coffee House in the
City Of Richmond, the following Stocks, belonging 10
estate: $50 shares of Farmers Bank Stock 20
shares Of Virginia Bank, and 30 shares Of United
States Bank, for cash. JAS. II, LYNCH
May 3-2t
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Free Road Lottery.

FEFHE Manager of this Lottery having failed in ~,
e attempt, To sell such number Of ckcts as v,,ld
authorize the drawing Of the lotery, this as
his intention To do has considered il advisable To nostno
the drawing until some future period which due n,cc
will be given.
Those persons who have bought tickets in this lo;tcrr
oil the subscriber, uvited id M krrs
immediately md receive the money paid for them
April 29-2t WnI H. FiTZWHytSONN
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SALSTON PLEASANTS offer for sal. a, ,h.i,
store, corner of and 18th streets, very low by
wholesale, ' -
$50 bags gosd green coffee
80 hhds. New Orlcams sugar
~ do first quality ST. Crox DO
90 do Baltimore whiskey
50 barrels do old
100 do best Virginia mountain do
20 hhds noasses
$50 Spanish hides
Suai and upper atlis..
Mays o,
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Certain n'e'gence Of the fate OF IN Pevronse and
his companions at cngih has been obtained. A letter
from Mr. John Russel Of the Fast inda Company'5 ship
research, dated Nov 1927, says, that be had
tanned that his ships wore bnti wrecked in the same
night ON reef OF The Aancolo island. in lat. 40 and
long lG7 east. One OF them with all board perish
ed-a part Of the the other escaped. Thew
built small vessel at place called Paion, in whCl,
they embarked all BIZ, two men, who remained on the
island or these two died about years sinceii,e
other let the island and probably perishcd
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only returned home when they believed their term of
vice expired. They certainly TO purpose of DESERVING
TO the enemy, for there no enemy near In .bor,
there necessityor the example in the one and
indifference blood in the other
To TaE EDITORS Ola TIE CoNsrlrurIosa1 wa,c
Gentlemen In your paper of the / 2,h instant, 6ns
rms paragraph over the Signature of LOCKER On--"In
this perhaps, however, may be mistaken as MAJ Also
be, Speaking Of the Address of jackson Central
mee of the city of lichmoud) tracing ;,s origin p, a
pen which indited time since son,,hi,s .ho,,
State Rights which from the various shreds 81 80,
which woven into H. certain celebrated ;yh, f
Bath very uncourtNously compared Merry Andrew,
coat, Dutshman's bed quilt
really at loss assign the mo,;re f., hi. r,,
itous attack, believed To be equally unjust aud
or the authority which your CORES p,ss,.s ~
grant Titles, and impose honn,ira,y or o,he,v.e
aud drag into public notice. costume too mn, ,b ,
agreeable, person of at least noensye ma and 80
FAR as he knows at peace with all the wo.ld Suffice IN
say, recognize such authority. ,or can ,c..,, ,,
honour proposed or claim the Credit of very eesau,
language and SMILES attributed to me- and do e.
correspondent if he should again cnuescend ia notice
any remarks which may have made or IN ouo,e ,e, nc
having been mne he will have the goodness first 10 ascer
tain that his quotations are corect fhe should tes
lind ne cessa'y to fabrcate speeches for me- (Which
raoSt earnestly deprecates null ere better
with my angua ge manner md feeling still eaues,
that, independent of any respect may have for me-
ne VIII at least 81 far respect the subject
place, TO Expressions which would no, willing
adapt his fearless of reproa either as GEN
tienian scholar: but above III insist he will
stndionsy avoid any thing, squirting nui,onai
fhecho's III short every thing tending place any
"u of our respectable population in a puint view either
unfavou able ridiculous. irnded add but pc
1t may be thought unc"ureous that the gentleman would
M" PAIN on me any eh'imetts expressions merely for
the purpose of criticism, and the pleasure exposing Them
oh recurring !" the publications of the day. wit: the
9Th January, 1921, have fortunately turned up what
actually was SAID on the occasion alluded by your
correspondent, which together hope yor,
VIII give to the public as convenient designed
well To shelter from charge of assumption, applying
to myself what said of the knight of Batn
as that you readers aud your correspondent, NAV
judge whether have been fairly dealt by.
With much respect S. BLACKBURN
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COE1Eyss
ON THURSDAY NEXT!

The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.
I4TH CL4SS,
WI be drawn in the fity of Richmond. on THURSDAY
"'h May and contains Splendid Prizes, than ny
oiher Lottery in the Union.
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The Fcrs'nr1 as rnhished ic't"r prnfcssediy irom
Gen. Nathaniel Greene II Col. OHIO H. Williams
in 1882. for the purpose of couvicng Gen. Greene
Of bad spelling and the sau,e Indifference to the pun
iehment Of those uuAer hrs command, infested by
Jackson IN his campaigns. 70 this end, the letter
roicsrs I've understand, Tor did no, read ID state
nv" Jtrs The Gfs this, Gen. Greene is made to tel.
Col Williams, hai the Sergeant major Of the Pcnnsyva.
tia line, (rho headed the mutuy cf liue) will bc hg
this day. Tbc second fact IS, that in skrnisf with phe
sro troops organized by the Bt' Gays tie letter. the
negro gcuera was slain.
An officer WHO under Greene 1T the time AMI Wit
messed the execution Of the Sergeant Major desires Us 70
shy, nc shot and hanged aud tina the negro
troops aforesaid not commanded by black GENERAL
10 suppose Gru Greene capable OF making such mis-
takes absurd; and the presumption is that the
letter aforesaid (ogery. Blu; if the letter is genuine
there is rot the sast smtude betv this end the
s1sru'ion of'hr siy militia ~ Jackson The FERN.
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ON THURSDAY NEXT,
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of tbs
Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY,

FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To re drdun a. Rtci1ao7,d, IA. N, 9ytrrgo HE So
Of .nry. 1928.
FoRTV-FIrE NUMBER LoTrERY-sIx DRAWN BAIIurs.
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.ft numerous and highly respectable meeting Of
The citizens Of Sammton aud augusta county, held at
the courthouse in SiauDIon. pu public notice
the 2tst dayo april 1893, for tie purpose Of taking
into cosdera!ioii wha! measures IL most advisable
should be adopted order 10 The location the
Baltimore and ONO ra road through The valley Vlr,
gInia;
The meeting having been called order and its OBJ
jcci furcIbly explained by DAVID w. PATERSON, ESQ.
General BRIscoE q. BALDWIN, was unanimously cal
led TO the Chair, aud ERASMUS SraIBLING, appointed
secretary.
Whcrrupon, motion, il ii resolved UNAHI-
aTotsIY, that Mcssrs. Daniel Shcey Briscoe g Bald
Day ID w. Patteson, William Kinney IT, and Hem
TaPp, be appointed committee TO whom the oh
ects this meeting shall be generally referred and
that they repo. upon the al thereof to an
Adjourned meeting Of The citizens Of augusta county
to be held at th's place Tuesday the 29h inst.
II O'clock, 3. VI. .lnI then the meeting adjourned
accordingly. Teste,
r cTRIHI ING cc,,o,,-r
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Extract from Gen S Blae kburn.s .spe.ch.

Extract from Gen S Blot kbmrn's Speech
Delivered ia the Viz 3inia House Delegates on the III,
day of January 1921. on the original Preamble and
tesoL tions reported by the Committee III whom was
referred that pant of the Governors Communra ton
respecting the Citation a" the State Virginia appear
before he Supreme Cour of the United States.
MIR. Srcaker, l object To throwing this preamble
resolutions upon the world the Virginia Lee
gatufe ana III part as mine. because inter-
est and dignity Of grea. paper. Why sir il is not
{" be considered as complimentary visiting card in
which the state might indulge herself fancies of
arnoria bearings, and the ecoratio heraIdrv: but
rporss TO be solemn against encroachmens
ard usu paiions ri the neral COVE It
then 10 DE IN style respectful, manly,
distinctly pointing out the extent of wound received
and wi the redress uded that history
record the facts, for papers are the true sources
OF history And what could puserity naked
case II might perhaps very we'll speech deli
veTed on the fourth o Juy might possibly considered
as precious IloSei OF stump natury, barbecue,
might do we'll on The morning n election. Mr. Sneaker
and here tread on tender gr"und Knowing the pataity
we all eeI To nuf own prnductIct and hope
offence, cannot compare the present being
mere computation, to any thing with aptitude
rag carpet, "ficn found an The nof Iuus-
wives I-ihe county. lisgp pc found stlioe of
tyrian purple, there shred of Turkey caIuetiuc here
nj Egyptian blue aud fine line the i:stns
from iie British loon" black, blue, aud gree all
OF tue rainbow which To he sir form ensenb.
quite aS 'reatc, pleasant III the dining of rrivau
gentleman well adapted to nHrsery: hut pray Won
bow would this clumsy h.ng appear in the drawing ,uon
Of Mrs. Madison Ms. Monroe? as we'll lust as
dsnhri, ne would this puerg production among the
papers of the evolution. when the great day
peftioned the British throne with their
brethren of England Buts ould he unjust, ason
able TO such this day; the times
The s'hrrngs oi that day great, the portcn
ous, and calid into action the energies all the
OF man The times in whirh live TRANQUIL:
with peace, couled by half world and dreaded
by the balance. we have Of excitement, and no
right TO demand the produci,Hns of the revolutions.
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HARRISON CouNTr-JohnJ J. Allen 95T, Wm. L. Jack
son $50, John Laidiey3
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Republican No. " unsvoidabIy FASHIONED ill We'd
,pSda
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II Y e ETA II z,

VIE 5uhcribe grateful Tor past fayor, return. nj,
hsns' Tor the liberal enept Afforded In, III
Vei SINCE has hsen IN his occupancy, and Ie,n,,,
,uy mioins the pubic, that the last ~ inon,h. ~ -
peen engaged ~ making steTati and
niOi OF he house has been and
' teehoGse hiled with clean Ice III. "a "a -.
Aeu WIN ae choicest E9uoTs, purchased by friend,
rrr uJuast) an Nv Yok Ph,iade irha ana h..
BEDS ar. % the very FIR, quality ra' sHa MS
lie now throw. open hs House Tor eono.r, .o,.;.,.,
WI no. hno 'neiiot 10 any .sIab.hine al of the Lni
w a ARD and FeGges Inns elf all time. In
u" hpL- VITA the choicest Jelcacie. the season e.
a.. o" ~, anu mat every attention. shall be chew,
'"I use, VINO I'vi hun with their Patronage.
' ''"' Ooniort Is now we'll known, 4, ~,
e'e'Puon suihre IL TO that the
NESS aud d. Ighinl Sea Baiily rend. II a. a. si,st,
on he sea board, both To the those M o,s y,
- "N'e ~ quest OF phh-
Steam Boat. from Philadelphia Baltimore and W b;,
we oihi each tiip to Land, CIV.
H" o"sn BOAT Plies dairy hetgeen tins place SoIL 80
ihp"i, Tor ia. convene those who NAV w,,b
ell,er OF those pac-s. "J "s" " VISIT
vessels OF every description ooniinyanx ra,s;nx -,
fs"s oot1 nom foreign pOrts Thu Sna
u h' Iot"iatI"ns progtessns daily. The lin. miIsru =.
tsaia"ee vi leu SomPan:e- =. u. Artiery .ta,neh.f
~ VI r.a|"oe and then elegant Band are well go.
eG!a'eo Y" ~!
n IgtmeDts will be made for Coi;;on p.,,..
is'- employed Or Parties Of Pleasure To- the t;,..
" su"'sehi nuborT lutities H. ard nui;cs
An mas bet Isiey erected Bridge scrs, NJ, 49,
an me turnpike road will he Completed hs,..
on' @nu Hampton, which will aord "
ois 4" view the adjoining country. 10y 'o'''is''-
Ihetr are Bathing House. attached to the .,tah, ,h
hath 1880 ~ "''V""'"o ait1 with warm % col
NJ rbap,h ~, MARSHALL PARKS
ptu.e oI Sea DalhDg has been provided with
"s '1n the HOTEL which renders tue walk much -
June -. :.
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yvey her lace "s' AMI sShssysny
was the beam which she around that
recognized Ms the original. Never one. Who VA.
present. appearance. tho pf Is
wholly impossible TO rartsily depsate the celestial visions
Tor such hruy ws' TO behold s.pt. young, d.arm death
OF all IT'S terIors, aud with serenity Of
mile bad adsuto all earthly ties, aud VIM Il.
hSn doaos to JON the angelic choir in shutting
10 the most HIGH must be well calculated induce hux of
more mature years. to thni seriously of their latter end 10
<eaiouy prepare To meet then God, who surely
on'he demonsson of the spwhsn this ltti. . Wa,
rescued from this worlds accused alui .msnta
at hisrs,i.nce ~ the county of Gloues.tsr ON f7,h
Lsr.ne' Stubs, after long and severe Ind
unn Mr. Stubs an ho man; LOVED
ms ienS' aud neighbours and whore life nv m.
golden Rule Of dong unto Others, he would thar ohs
should DO un. h,n IL he living, hi, ling subbrn
n.esy, would be nau,eaed at common place esosy lie
w man eares, IN the discharge his duty, and ~ .nch
feSbe princp sbai he would have showed 20 N,nnn.
10, hrs trident" Tue PROCESSION that
'oio"-d hun TO the tomb; tue widows and orphau, (uo
OF isnsy) that wept over The removal Of his aud the
universal suhu.'on Ut that him borne the
om ms mansion emphai,csy bespoke the an and lbs
man. wen might he estamed "a good man ha, fallen IN
ae II wouii he idle to speak of the i,
sustained IN his death An si.etouste wife, and ,ev.r.f
ohdr-n will long derore tsnd hi, aud
s"eisy ieei the ehasm which has been thu, p odueed
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SIGNS 81

JEeio YOrh-Ihe signs thickening in this
80 FOUNDER siale-and thu friends OF the Coalition
are disappointed and di7mayed. Their recent Con
veniion has proved complete abortion The Alba
ny Argus gives us the DrGmufis Peysonop-and
never had any amalgalnaton meeting less reason.
to denominate itself I" a Grand Repit5Hcan Con-
veDton." Many of them likewise labored unt,.r
this peculiar dsa Vantage; tina they had been re-
cent? beaten dni disappointed candidates Tor popu-
ldi favor Among these, Mr. Gerrit Smith
the author OF their Address-a iederalis of the old
school, and lately candidate lor the Senate in op-
position to Mr. Stebbins-but it was the will of the
people, that he should remain at home.
The other side, on the contrary present the
most suspicious omens. Their tone il animated
and cheering. They have held an unusually large
ana respectable meeting IN the county OF Monigo
merry; and the Johusown Herald is satisfied from
the spirit OF its people, that the Jackson Elecior
' must succeed in that district, by an oyer,yhelm-
ing majority" The Onondaga Journal states. that
OF the 1900 voters in the town of Manlius in that
county, Jackson will have ia the proportion of three
TO one.-Ihe Madison Observer states, that in that
village q" several of the most respectable men have
WITHIN lew days, abandoned the administration
al tina ever, thing indicates " the certainly
Of mo @ioro triumph for Jackson, the APP
psoa hing election In th, town of Liberty. Sui
IL an County, an election of Company officers test
ell the Presidential Question:; the votes were, Jack
son 40, Adams 3, Clay lin the same county af.
ter an election OF officers in the 155ih Regiment
they balloited among themselves As follows: J 81
18TH Regiment, in Iioga county, the vote was J.
%, u. 0.-Ihe Albany Argus comments upon the
popular meetings which are holding for Jackson
g They are the beginning Of the popular xpres-
sions in favour Of the Defender Of his Country
which will be manifested in every part of our ~
tended state; and which will be perfectly over
wheiming to the cause of the coalition" g Every
day serves to confirm the conviction, that the vote,
IN this state for gen. Jackson, will be at least two
! to one, if not three TO rhe general charac-
ter OF the present adIninistrationits cabinet cleo
ioneering-the means it has resorted to--is in
lrigues IN our own state, and It's ate npt to manu-
idcture governor for us-its premature conyen.
ton, and particularly the political complexion OF
mat convention-its uneasy cfforts-is multipii-
q convocat;ons for eifec-its attempt to pervert
and increase local excitement for eociioneering
purposes-its awkward attempts TO win favour 10
TINS state by the recent selection OF Individual cit
ions, and especially the appointment to The hea
loth department of one whose talents nor whose e--
"'iion with the people presented very strong
li.ns 10 preference Of this sort-all these tbin-
re- re acting with much force and to wide e.
nt and will add to the already greatly pre-
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JOHN r. LUMPx1N, Sec'ry.
EOlIMNNYC.aTEn-

MELANCHOLY EVENT. On Sunday morning
the 18th INST, MIR. Thomas Barclay OF Scoitsyille
Aibemai lie, was missing. From The circumstance
oil his clothes being found in his room, apprehen-
sions were entertained that he was drowned A
state OF suspence inued until WeInes Iay morn
ing, when his body was found floating few miles
D'iow he weather being very warm, it is sup
posed he had gone, in the night to battle when. tie
river being high, he met this melancholy late.-
Mr. Barclay was young man of talents, great
Responsibility, and affectionately beloved by hi.
friends, ds evidenced by the deep and profound
sympathy ielt by all in the loss sustained by de-
yotedly iond mother and family.
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Ii persons having claims a.an, the Estsfe of Iohn
bradsnaS nT Margaret alshaw late of The eouuf,
OF fiihIe Edward, against the Estate WIZ FoIke, dr.
ae oil The county aforesaid, requested 10
properly sted, for pay meni; all person. in
o.hed 10 tHhe' o s'd Estates, will please make ediss
payne as no further Indulgence given Person,
interested 10 the settlement Adu. stion on M,
Estates OF J"hn Matgiiei Bradshaw brt cd, pfo,-
a' .ne SAINT VIII be settled at the vi Ssi ID.
burke EGG IA the county OF Prince Edward comm.ucinv on
Monday the LIT day Septt next TO continue tom In
uC o"'h competed WILLIAMSON DIG KINSoN
lnn'or Of Jno aud Margaret Bfsd.lav d,,e
Noto~av co. .Inne 81. "a -