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EtREAT SALE OF LAW BOOKS.-0n the End
~ Tbursday Of September next, will be sold by
auction The Law Stock Of a BOOKSELLER; consisting Of a.
bout Thirty thousand polumes, embracing The latest
editions OF nearly all books in general use, and
great number Of the old Reporters, and other scarce
works.
AT the same time will be coll, a large number ofim.
portsnt Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will he ready by the first Of June.
ANY gentleman desiring IL forwarded to him, will please
apply (post paiJ) to the subscriber.
NJ. THOMAS, Auctouecr.
PHILADELPHIA May 81. 4-w3i
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nounced the 81 day OF February, 1880 between Hem
ry + lloe and Elizabeth lis wife, and the said Edloe
guardian Of Virginia, Catharine, and Julia Travis
Pitts.
Against
Richard l.. Moore and Susan his vile, Virginia. Cath
arine, and Julia Travis infants the said Ca,harne and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian assigned,
Deits.
shall proceed to sell, b fore the Courthouse door Of
James City County, in the City of Williamsburg, on
Monday the IL day of July next, being Court day,
the following property TO wit:
tract of land, part of jamestown Island. supposed
10 contain eight hundred acres-the whole being James
river low grounds, OF fine quality
large and commodious story Dutch ROOTED
ed which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time of his death
And aso small rac, of land in James City County,
within one half mile Of the City oil Williamsburg,
called the Hobby, supposed to con; ain 100 acres.
The terms Will be follows: for the tract of land in
jamestown Island credit OF one two, three four and
live years. the four last pdym nts to carry neres, from
the end OF year from the day of SAFE and the
terest TO be paid annually. For the houses and lots
the City Of Williamsburg, credit Tor half till
the LIST day of January, 1880, and for the other half
credit till the LIST. day OF January 1882 And for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one, and
three years. the two last payments 70 carry interest from
the end OF year from the time OF the SALE the inter
est TO be paid annually BOn and security, and deed
fust TO be taken the property sold to secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
CIAS. l. WINGFlELD, NJ. S. C. C. w D.
Williamsburg, May ri. 4-tds or his deputy.
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD Rsnaway from
a the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
HenTco county on the I0ih instant, negro man nam.
ed Nick about forty years old, feet 8 or 9 inches
high light cemple xon thin visage. and stammers liz.
tie when spoken TO- The dress he had on when he
went of wasa grey caneu coat, blue pantiloons and
white wool hat He carried with him a suit Of coarse
grey casineu the said Nick has scar on one Of hi.
hands, not recolecied he has alo several knots on b
ears will gvs ward of twenty dollars for the an
prehen:ion OF the said slave if taken beyond the Iim
OF The State and all reasonable expenses paid or ten
dollars il taken within the STATE and delivered to me At
the said pits secured in Jail that get lin A..
gam think ii highly probable that he hss obtain
ed free papes and wil attempt TO pass as free man
fofewarn all persons from harborng or carving him
on, OF The state FAC. McGRUDER
April is. II7-N
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VALUABLE HYCO LANDS FOR SALF-Tbe
eu'scr'ber, a. agent OF Dact. Joseph Jones, late
OF Halifax county, Va, OF Tennessee, is author.
hed TO sell two adjoining Tracts Of Land lying on Hyco
River, part in Halifax county Va, and part in Person
county, n Carolina; one containing about 600 acres
and The other a5ou, 25O-here il probably $50 acres of
low grounds on these tracts and the upland mostly
rich tobacco and also Tract of about 400 acres on
COLEMAN Creek Holifax-his tract il very good; and
Tract oil about 400 acres in Person county, NJ Carolina
mostly i'll woods and well iimberd The Iiyco land il
very rich and valuable and good bargain will be sold
in any or all OF hem, il early application is made.
THOS EASLEY.
Halifax, May Z, 1880. I23-wsyE
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NAyAS committed to the Jail Of the Town OF Peters.
Wv burg, IA Runaway, on the LIST day of Jauua-
ry, 1880 negro man, who says he is Free and call
hm-eli Jer'h w Reaie He states that he served his
apprenticeship with Mr.. John Wallace, cooper and
maker, of Cabarras county in the State of North
CaroliDa he is 1--WE feet l. inches high, dark
peXion, about % or 81 years Of age, has his
LETT jaw, and her over his right eye; also spot
under the eye, rather darker than III lance of
his skin, and several scars about his breast his clothing
consists c. dark mixed homepun cloth and fur hat The
owner requested to come forward prove his property
pay charges. and take him away or he will he de all
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jalor.
March IL. lO7-w3m
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THNAKE NO ICE, That |, JOSIAH w. CHAPpfLL.
a Partner within the firm, styled J0hB IT. Thomas
Co.. hath sold his part TO the said John H. Thomas.
and viii hold himself longer responible for any debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm
April 27. 12O-16,
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.nessrs.- John b. Hudson, -1'oJert Hudson Uiilia,n
T. Hudson, Nancy Robins, Judith Hughes, MARY
Chatham. Robert Hudson, (son Of .Ned,) .5fary
Fo,ckes, Nathan Fo,ckes, .Adm'or Of Eaton Hud-
SON, dec. Ihos. Dos,ceii, and L6y Hudson
a you are not all Citizens OF Virginia YOU will
IA please take notice. that shall by our Attorney,
sn the second Saturday in July NEXT between sun rise
and sun SET OF the same day if fair, if not, the
fcir day. Sandy River Church in the county of
Edward, State OF Virginia. proceed take the depos
ton OF Robert Knight and others to be read "a ev.
dence in the suit now depending in the County Court of
Prince Edwad. wherein you Plaintiff, and my self
and others Deiendants-atend if you please
MACKNESS ROWLErT and others.
Brydies Store, April 80 l2I-wSw
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SCYTHES.

WARRANTED SCYTHES.
EN0R sale at the sign Of the PADDOCK, complete
u assortment Of Scythes, which warrant.
Also the British Patent Scythes, from 4S to 5inches
oil worth the attention Of FARMERS.
And general assortment OF
HARDWARE,
SADDLERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
DEaRBOR.N-S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
GidSiers' Diamonds and Genuine Hemniing's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
April 80. 121-tlstJuly
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MN ARSHAL'S SALE-ln pursuance of a Decree
1fA OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich.
mond District pronounced on the 18th day OF March,
1880, in the case OF Moncure, &C. rs Adams, Sc.,-I
shall, on Monday, the 2l. day OF June next, being
Goochland Court day, at The Courthouse of said couRty
offer Tor sale, TO the high st bidder, at public auction
for cash, TRACT OF LAND, which, by the d. ell
referred 10 in said Decree, filed among the exhibits in
the cause, and marked c. conveyed by Willis Me-
keap and wife, TO James Taylor containing one hun
dred and eighy-iwo and three quarter acres of Land
be The same more less, adjoining the lands of Mrs
Humber, Thomas Miller, and George Parrish in the
County of Goochlsnds
j. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. C. r. d.
May % 6Eds
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FuvHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
u Merchants, and will attend to the sales of Tobacco,
Flour, and other produce conided TO their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. H. 9S-6m
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IA UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
E Notice IL hereby given that all the cells i'm this in
s,itution occupied and that more patients will
be received until of the said cells are vacant:
due notice Of which will be given BY order Of The
Cour' OF directors. L.. HENLEY.
May 26 5l-n
SUGARS, &c.-5O Hhds. 81. Cfox So0a,s-I1rge
~ size
80 Hhds Porto Rico do.
200 B5gs COFFEE
20 Bbl'. Loaf Sugar-for sale by
May 70 6-3t OTIS, DUNLOP & Co
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a Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. C.
Navel
VALUABLE pROPERTY FOR SALE
CoAIMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
FENhe subscr is DESTROYS OF selling his plantation
N Nelson Courthouse. This tract of land contains NJ ar
three hundred acres, including ten building lots in the
town Of Loving.too. The buildings are large and con
venicn and are well calculated either for public
private house, being situated the main street pass
ing through the town, and il on the public road leading
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. The stables are
large, containing about one hundred stalls The land
is well supplied with timber, which is scarce in the
neghbourhood, and is very valuable. A further dc
scripiion Of the land is deemed unnecessary. / will
cell either Tor cash, credit, accommodating terms,
the payments being secure.
Lovingston, May 81. 4-u WIN. III. DIGGES.
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UNRESH DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation OF their
81 general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadeph New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Dry Goods, in
which are included their own importation from Eng
land VIA New York; consisting, in part Of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue black, drab, mkt fancy mix land lavender do.
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseiles cuttings
White and colonred ground chintz printed do do do.
Plain buff Teilinet,.-A beautiful assortment Of the
newest styles OF prinis-Fancy checked, striped and
Adranople 6 new style ginghams; IA, 81 aud 6-i
cambria and jaconet musns-whe bordered crasats
very superior and mix, and striped linen and
drlIls-Their assortment is very good, and will in
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F&EJAMES. & Co
April l3 il6-u Market Square.
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PHILADELPHIA, May u. 4-wsi

HDENJAMIN H. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY At
ND LAW, having lately removed to Scottsville, Al
bemarle County will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna Albemare and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
Msy7 I23-wSm
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EE|AS committed TO the Jail Of Augusta County, en-
w the ith dsv OF January last, a runaway Negro
calling himself TOM, about 81 years Of age-says he
belongs to Mr.. John White living IN the county of
Louisa, a5ou, ten miles from the Courthouse. He is
black, apparently very artu fellow fond Of singing
ieet Ia inches high chunky made, and very acyf
Has scar upon the OF the head probably from
scad: no other marks about him. save upon his back
which has the appearance OF frequent and severe fog
g'ng-When committed had on and pant looms Of
dark gray jeans, and ol wool hat shoes and stock
ing.
The owner of the above described Negro is request
ed TO come forward prove property, pay charges, and
take him awayoherwise he will be disposed OF az the
law directs JACOB KURTZ. Tailor.
March 90 In-w2,,
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By the Governor IF The Commonwealth Of Virginia
PROCLAMATION.
A)VJ HEREAS it appears 10 the Executive, from
w presentment made by the Grand Jury, for the
that two parsons, named George S,ainback aud VIM
Stanback have been guilty of passing counterfeit Bank
Notes, in sad county, and going at large: l.
John Floyd Governor, have therefore, thought proper
with the advice of the Council OF State to offer re-
ward OF fifty dollars, for each of the said cupr* to
any person persons, who will appre and convey
them, or either OF them, TO the Jail of Brunswick comp
iy aforesaid And do moreover require all officers
civil and military and exhort the GOOD people Of the
raltb, to their best endeavors TO cause
the sad iugitves 10 be aPprehended, that they may be
dealt wi ia the law Directs
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
Use III sc, Il of the Commonwealth at Richmor d. this
Sth day of May, 1880. JOHN FLOYD
May II. 2-w4y
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A1arch IL

MOIlCE.-WSs committed to the Jail OF Fairfax
Ia county, in Virginia. the Goth day OF Sepem-
Der, 1929 negro who calls himself james John
sonHe is black, and is FIVE feet and three quarters
OF an inch high; he il slender; his face sharp with a
his chin-ano,her the left side of his uppe
lip and left cheek, and two Oh his right
cheek bone, and burn his right wIis-Ths fellow
says he born in New York aud emigraed to Penn
syv4na about eight years past from thence to A,ey.
anira, and from there to the county Of Fairfax. He
had on when COMMITTEE, fur hat, Striped roundabcu;
jacket, corded panta!oons, and pumps The OF
the aforesaid negro must torw ard, prove proper
y, and pay charges, otherwise he will be dealt with
according to law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS Jailor
May %. 6-wl2w for George Gunne Sheriff
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a NOTION YARN Yirginia-- Union Factory
" situated Ii miles below Charlottesville, on the

~ situated IL miles below Charottesvhie, on the
mail stage road leading from that place 10 Richmond.
The propretors have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment owing TO the crcum.
tance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
80 limited, as to be insufficient to supply the orders
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset.
The superior quality OF the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested and proven by exp
rence; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery, TO justify the expectation that thu
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they induced respectfully to solicit more
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-Am orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
Va) shall be promptly attended ,o-and the Yarn de-
livsred either at the esabhment,-deposite in its
vicinity the Three Cbop Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons. on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tinaon.
TIMBERLAKE s. J. & J. b. MAGRUDER
Jan l6 S6f
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at the capitol III the city oil Richmond, the zIt
day of March, 1929:
Henry w. Moncure and John Robinson, survivors o
themselves and Frederick Peasants late merchants ant
partners, trading under the r of Mcncurc, Robinson
Peasants on behalf OF themselves and all others, tho
creditors of John Walker deed. who shall in and
seek relief by and contribute 10 the expense of this suit
Pitts.
Lydda Bowles adm'or of the said John Walker
decd Calvin Walker George w. Walker Lydia Croade
Bosworth Walker, Mary Daggett, Josph Walker and
Luther Walker, heirs OF the said John Walker decd
Iosby Sheppard, Orris S. Paine and Orris Saine,
This cause i'm which the bill hath been taken for con.
fessed TO the defendant, orris Paine and in which the
plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded in the mode prescrb
ed by law against the other defendants Except Lyddal
Bowes and Mosby Sheppar) who out of this coun-
try came on this day TO be heard on the BILL the
swers OF the said Bowles and Sheppard, with the reri-
cations thereto, and exhibits, and argued by
sci: On consideration Whereof the Court doth order that
the defendant Lyadall Bowes, render Of his
administration of the estate OF his intcstatc, before
Commissioner of the Court, who is directed examines
state and settle the same and the court doth further
der, that the said Commissioner take of what
is due TO the plaintiffs, and the other creditors of the
said ntes,ae for their debts and state the amount dig
nifty and priority thereof, for which purpose the said
other creditors TO be at liberty i'm before the
said Commissioners and prove their debts; and the Court
doth further order, that the said Commissioner state an
account of the real estate whereof the said ntestae died
seized and of the proceeds Of that part thereof which
been sold by the defendant Mosby Sheppard; and that
all deeds and writings in the power of any of the par
ties, relating 10 the said real estate, be produced before
the said Commissioner; and the said Commissioner is
TO make report thereof the Court, of all the said
counts. with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by himself, which may be required by the
parties to be stated.
Copy Tese,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. c.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }
Richmond May 18th, 1880
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the 30h day of June next commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order Court
on which day at O. clock; A. NJ they requir- to
attend at my Office in this city, with their accounts
vouchers, documents, Sc ready for examination and
settlement, and with office copies of the necessary
Court papers; and the creditors of Jno Walker, decd
will at the time and place exhibit and prove their
claims against the said estate
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
May 81. st
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May %

VENRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust
Id bearing date the 3ls July 1929. and duly re-
corded In the offices OF The County Court of Hanover
and Hu.tings Court TOR the City OF Richmond execu-
ell by the late Dr. James Lyons; hall on We'd
nesday, the 10th day OF June next, offer for sale by
public auction, at The late residence OF said Lyons in
the County OF Hanover, for cash, all the household and
Kitchen furniture, embracing the usual variety all the
farming utensils of every kind, all the horses cattle
hogs and sheep, carriage aud harness. gon md carts
all the corn ESTIMATED about 100 bbs) and fod-
der, and every otter article of personal properly lie.
longing 10 said Lyons at the date OF the said Deed
which reference is made, for particular enume-
ration And, II from any cause the whole Of said pro-
perry shall not be coll at the iue and place aforesaid
we will, the next day. in front Of the Bell Tavern in
the city OF Richmond complete the sale thereof in like
manner, and or The terms.
G. WILLIAMS,
j. w. BR0CKENBROUGH, { trustees
May 25. 52ds
RN EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
1sH The Summer Course OF Lectures VIII BEGIN
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding The first Monday OF November
The month of August is variation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM. p. devices, NJ, D-On Midwifery
THos. HARRIS, NJ. ID Surgeon u. s. .Ndcv-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML JACKSON, NJ D.-On Materia Medca.
VIM T.. HoRNER, NJ. D.--On Anatomy
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry
JOHN BELL, Nj Don the Institutes OF Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH L. HODGE, NJ Don the Principles OF Sur.
gerry. w. f. HORNER Scc'ry.
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April 6. IJi-3n
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Q The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
limos week during tho session Of the Legislature
Price, the hercofere Five Dollars annun
advance Notes Of chartccd spcceayng bank ony) will be
Received In Tho Editors win
uniting them by ma the postage Of u letters being paid by the
writer's.
~ No paper will DO discontinued but discretion tho
Eljtors) until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
& Whoever will the payment of nine papers shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono OR LESsFrst insertion rs ccntscach
ttn0aneo, so cents.
inserted until has either
assumed by person in this city, or its environs.
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Il NOCHRAN'S portable improved Wheat Threshing
~ Machines From the increased demand, and the
numerous orders which have been received for the
above, 3 Cochran has been induced employ an addi-
tonal number OF workmen, which will enable him TO
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed 10
his Agent in Richmond, with greater dispatch than
heretofore Applications 10 the Subscriber, will be
promptly attended TO JNO. O'LAY.
Richmond. May 26h. 1890
The above Machines in use by A. p. Miller in
Prince Edward; jos C. Cabel, Neson; b Blake TIP.
pahannock; ID. Dejerneu, Ciro'inp; c. Hinton, Fau
qnier many other gentlemen, in diiferant sections
Of the country, to whom he repectiuily refer for inor
nation. S. COCHRAN
May IS. 6-wSt New Market, Hanover.
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VIRGINIA: At a Superior Court of Chancery, hold
v at the capitol in the city OF Richmond, the 2id
dav ocN
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AIay7.

MEARSHAL'S SALE,-Pursuant to Decree
lSMof the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Will
liamsbure District, in cause therein depending,
nounced the day Of February, 1890 between Hem
ry + loe and Elizabeth lis wife, and the said Edoe
guardian Of Virginia, Catharne, and Julia Travis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

ion lssued ON The occasion by Gen. Wives,
which We here annex bdI. hmer,edn.
Iababitaai, of fhs Island Of Cuba The fat.
-, ,;c,ure which this fortunate lsland pre-
a,. ,bs result Of your loyalty and gooa sense.
seaas.iez1 cannot but irritae the revoluionisls ;
Y, ,he adjacent conlineni, who regard wih an
~. envy our prosperity and wealth, while they
re zen bowed down by poverty and anarchy,
,ss inevitable consequence OF their rebellion
'rh;s happy land, the abode OF peace, plenty
and LOYALTY, presents TO the world a striking
~onlrsst enjoying under the mild government
NJ her King, all the blessings which spring
rom security Of property, the uninterrupted
,,,oor.ss of the arts, education and science,
,,b,I, revolutions, factions, discord and anar-
INV have established their empire in the rebel
,;,as provinces, and their natural couspauen.
COS have been immortality, iicentiousness 81 the
v,etchedness induced by this state OF disorder;
IA aimee these indictments have shared no
,nssns nor efforts TO disiulh your repose, they
have moi found il difficult 10 allure to their fac
tim some of the Inhabitants OF this Island
Some of Them ung raieful TO the hospitality
,hey have here received, and others unclrcums
enact Gncautos) have been mis- ed by iaacIols
,heort,s. ignorant of the irresistible argument
based upon simple comparison between tn
state of refinement and ptopfiely of the ever.
faithful Island OF Cuba aud he deplorabe
s,.te Of the Continent since the moment of ,rs
s,paration from the paiernal govern ment of HIS
Majesty. Madmen lnsenssos y all men o.
sense in this Island are faithful 10 the KING, our
master, from affection, from gra.iude aud
rooyiction that in her loyalty and union to the
oarent State, they hold The only guarantee
s,bch secures her weil-being and that ileday
which sewers these sacred bonds will be the
last of her happiness and even OF her eals-
te1lce.
The ridiculous conspiracy is discovered.
which could only have proved disastrous to the
gqdlcontents (malvados) who projected il. Those
who may be convicted ri the crime will be
punshed with all the rigor of our laws, brcause
cubic vengeance as well as our own safety
demands il. Citizens OF Cuba, repose entire
confidence in your Chief Magistrate, WHO, as
sisted by his colleagues, has done and will do
his duty, 10 sustain you IN the rnioyn ent of all
your present baneGis. fulfilling thr oft repeated
orders OF the King, our Lord. and which are 50
grateful 10 his heart, that II never ihrobs with
plesaufe, but when CONTEMPLATING you as con-
tsnted and happy.
FRANCISCO DlONtSfo WIVES.
Hapana fe6. 90, 1880.