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| 81. Received aiss. That . commute d. be m
pointed. whose duty II shall DO 10 opso . eorrsspondene
wmw'n, wrh siiixsns OF 1.-The variou, counties ant
eofporaion' Interested in the work Of improving the
James, and by all mesns to endeavor 10 epli., them In
'a'or oi toe undertaking. end procure heir aid and CO.
OPERATION 10 he view. OF this meeting.
4. Resoired also. Tba, a sommi o. be an.
po'o,ed 10 pserate and lay before this meeting for IL.
e"n'idSr alton, on the - day Of next, a memo.
rtsi the nsxtG neral Assembly, on the subject Of The
inn oven. n, e'ot e. aid.
ON R'solred, That a committee Of be appoint.
80 whose du y n sha1 br without delay. % uss th.,r
nes' exerii"'', 70 ob'A,n he services Of AL Engineer lor
ne patpo'"- SfSe-ss Il; sni that all contributions 10,
NAT PURPOSE b., and the same shall he under their cor.
"c,, or 'baso' their duly appointed ,g-n, or treasurer.
upon the table.
The following resolution wa. Submitted BY Thoms.
X icn,c.
R''oired, Tn { tbs Char spp,ia, a Conmi, o, O.
:" persons 10 collect lntor ma,on aud prepare a repor,
upon such m-Ssut.s az /, may seem meet tor our fellow
c''izans TO ado'' TO. 'hs pus pose Of promo ing the g-ss,
csos> OF htetna' iDpfoveDent-such report to be p.e-
sented o a subs qhen meeting OF our ,.ilow ciax M.
10 b. called ny ,h- sail committee Tor ,ba, purro q,
number thirteen.
And thee The re- o!u'ion Va, sdop'ed.
On MIR. Stnard's motl.n, III resolutions pr- ion .lv
submitted by Mr. seoa, we're referred to the said Coia
The foll,wirg communication w. presented by III
Char:
R~IcHshoND, ST.. May, 1881
SIR compliance with the dire .ious Of he Com.
VI 'he cNy o' hchtnnnd, named IN on &C
enhIed .e, TO incorporate, he Lynchtu z aud New
River Kali Road Company" al a wee isg held b,
them on yesterday, a, The E gle Hotel. Ia Richmond. /
nave 'he honor TO enclose to you a copy OF { Q pro
Seedlings OF 'hos. Commissioners at that lne. tiny.
] have the hcncr TO be, very re.pec,u iy.
Ysur obi ssrvi, ROBERT POLLARD.
10 the Chairman OF 0 Meeting Of the ei zen. OF Rel
mot and it's vieintie,, TO be bid a, the Capitol i, IN.
evening OF the 3lst May, 1881.
The proceedings rel, rs.d 10 were published 10 The las,
Enquiser.1
Va mo'ion, the preceding Resolution. were re- FRED
20 the CJmmi.tee OF ibirleeD.
"a Mr.. Stsnsid's srgges ions further time was vi
'oweu 10 the Chairman 10 make his elvciIon OF the Com.
m'''eo OF ,h,r'sen-wiili an understand A., On Ia. su,-
gestion OF Mr.. Harvic, ths' the name. OF lie M-mb,S.
OF the Committee should be pu .Ii.hsJ.
AID lac Meeting adjourned
JOSEPH TATE, Chairman.
THOMAS RICHIE Secretary.
COMMITTEE
Jonn Marshall rjsnin W. L 'gi
R'nert foiard John Allan
Iohn "icktam Robsrl G. Ssott
Jacquelise B Hervie Jim Eide.
Robert S.anard Nicholas Mil.
David Bullock J,hr RuL.,IoJ
Cbepn,sn Johrs'cn
> TATE Chairman OF he Nee ing.
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MR.. HENRY BANKS

The Opposition are making as free use OF the name
ana oPnu0Hso OF MIR Banks, as ever Sierne did of those
OF the celebrated Tristan Shandy.-Thev ouo,e Lis
conversion as one Of the signs OF Inc Times, &c@We
gives reply from a Correspondent. "LouisyiIle
advertiser takes also notice Of this subject, i'm the fol-
lowing rather lulicrous strain:
[" Mr.. HENRY BANKso o! Virgina has "iump'd jim
Crow-goneo over to the opposition. In consequences
OF this accession there has been great rejoicing AT
frankfort The true history Of the case is this:-Nr.
Banks has suffered ir some lime past under an aliena'
ton OF mind, an 10 tlat in1iction is his somerset at.
tributab e. He is not, by The way, the only man in
kentucky who has "jump'd jim Crow under similar
circumstances. Like our neigbbor, "Henry Gilbertr
Mr.. Banks %imsgiues that he has Hitherto controlled the
people OF Kentucky. Stronger evidence oil insanity
could not be adduced: '
Being very confident that I prevented the election
10 Tie Presidency Of Mr. Henry Clay, by the Ken.
ucklans, and that ! caused the election of Gen. An.
orc" Jackson 10 that Office, 7 have ists' 10 eiyed .ueh
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q NJ Or NEGROES On Mondsy, June Is,t)
~ that beng Csro,ine Cur, gay, viii he erpo..d ~
.sl7, FER cash a, ihs B'"tng Gfesn, ffesn or ftoss.
fy hkelv NsgiOs;; And on Monday, Dune aOhl 10,
otlns C"'pePsr Couf' day, viii he eNpossd 10 SAFE on
ca sctsr and detefipiion. u, h. BUCKNER.
Adnini1,ralfix, with the viii snDex,d. of Gao.
BUfku,r, dtc'h. JGne 3. I'D
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jexsrcse q female ehsrhy-eth be ne res,i0s piscs OF
the Fatheriess and desti,ate-sud let the m ernory Of
the dead be hallowsd by blessing, conferred Oh the liy.
10y.
Waving, therefore, all couit over.y. and wi,htoidirs
all comment Upcn the mode in which the orinion o.
others have been expressed, The Committee Withdraw
every previous proportion. aud respectfully submit L,
he American People The foIIowns-,ba, ,hrre b. O..
r.cted In hi, Town a monument TO the Mother OF
ashing'on-'h there he bull, 10 receive an tdi6c~
which shall b. devot.d 10 ,hs objects Of a Female Or
ph"n A~syium-thai the benefits oil this AsyIun he COM
men to all denomins,iots Of Ch,isisn., aud free iron
the supremacy OF any one and let all the funds be-
yopd those neee.sary Tor the erection of a uionumeul
and the E,ihce, be set spaft or The sLdow men, Of 10,
In ,tttution.
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LAUREN EbiLLE RACES

LAUREN, EIiLLE RACES.
! ne races over nus course, comm need on Wednss
DAY. 'he 20 h day of May, and resulted as follows:
stday-A sweepsIake for y years 6id-SI)O entrance
- half forfeit; six entries. Three started.
Edward W Watts s c by Eclipse
VIM. II. Minge b fly Contention
VIM. U. Gregory s by Virginia
min. sec.
Time-lst heat 2
Course very heavy from rain.
End day Proprietor's purse Tor 5000 two mile heats
ehtrance-seven entries, viz:
James Harrison & IN Peggy Msgee by sir Hal Jagged,
entrance SI2I
William II. Mioss b h May Day by Sir Archie s
Thos.'W atson b h Malcolm by Sir Charles 4 wears,
entrance 500 & q
Thos. Branch b h Mercury by Sir Charles. 4 wears.
entrance 500
Addison Powell b h viceroy by Arab, 4 years, en-.
trance SiOO 4 dist.
Nathaniel Alexander c h Veto by Contention 4 years.
en- rance SlOO S dist.
lime - LIST heat, 4 IL
End do 5 SO
srd ~day-Jocky Club purse. for s5oO-en;rance $50;
'"ilIiam Wynn b h Little jim by Sir Charles, four
years
Thomas Branch CHI h sparrOwhswk by Sir Charles,
William Fl. Mipge CHI IN / C by Sir Archie, 4 year
Thomas Watson h Damper by Sir Archie, 4 years
4 dist.
John C. Coo1e b h Eugene by Arab, four yeas
drawn.
ime-1st heat, 8 2s
2nd do 8 %
4h dsy-A sweepStske for $1oo-ono mile out. en-.
trance S25.
William Wynn eh IN Polly J mes by Sir Archie. s
years dist.
John c. Goodc ch C Midas by Eclipse, three years
Addison Powell b h viceroy by Arabs
James Harrison b IN Nancy Willis by Sir Archie. 4
years
min. sec.
Time-l 30,
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NEw-YoRK Chenp, Hboi,,ole. C7oIk Stool 49,

NEW-NORk Cheap. Whofeole, C7oik, Stock, and
~ Ctohh'ng WdTehOuse, Jemoutd. Thu ,ub,criber
has removed his Establishment from No 1S Ia
Msdtn Lone, 10 the spacious sure, No. 1888, Pearl
street, oyef Mssso. Hyde, Cieveland e. Co., whsrs
he viii keep CoBsiSnIy ~ HIND a much no,e gf,sn.
sive sSso tmeni ibso formerly The styls, make. and
materials OF the Cloak. will be- greatly improv ed, sod
will 10 sold " ab0ui the same low tfiees "a lbo,s ~
the let sessou. He Las also o. band a large ss,o,l.
meri Of D" p'iced Clothing, msde it, good WISER
pres w TOE he ) u'hetn AID Wtssn Tfsde- la, " III
be s"ld 81 ahodt the usual prees, Of the mot inferior
quah'y. Also. az asof m9nt Of Sioeks. with many
Other dfMfNbia sfiIciss Those who will take the
trouble to exsmine the SOCK of Good, will probably
'aos'y demselyes, thrt hey canno, select the sans
amount from any S,Osk in The CIV. Ina, will be q ssfY
or more ~dssrihle pufch.s,,-For ssIs by r.. J.
CONANT, Ma. i3s, Pear : ree', Ngw.YoIk.
HMs-S y months ~ go rovsd toes, psyabls n
Banks IN good 'tsr DING In any par, Of the cooory-s
months Tor Cry aeeepsuces.o D per cent Discount for
eash. In ell eases whers The tin. IL ~ coded. inter.
81 viii b. ehsreed, a. the rate o. 6 per ecu, p.T an.
oum'-hby eoJds purchased Al, tbs E.tsblshmens NJ.
''et 20 10, ,uit tie haket is Which hey ~sre tus
'ended, will be sAohsnged Tor orhsrs.
w IIT-ui7rf
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,oS, formerly oil Richmond. to Mrs SARAH BlRToS Of RvckineS
ham county
-, on Thursday. tho Goth Inst. BY tho Rev Ps,ch.i L.
iowne', M. aDp'soN Cospr, to Miss ELIZA sApLEa, all Of the
county OF Amelis.
-s~-a-sss~~
ms COMMUNICATES.
DIED, on the 2tth instant, in tho 4oth year VI nr age. Mu
NANNY hENNoN. Of Meckienburg couniy, Va The loss Of one
u gcnufnI tribute % Escrow and regr { Snatcled fum the bosom
u {" 'ont'ng husband. aud tho guidance of tender family her death
"a mt Il chnsn, the wide extent OF which, u p1ffc.t koo ,leoyo
W her worm cnn alone appreciate The cornrnon pace euiorss
!" an oDnu"y Notice, are sometimes grHtuttous and oiten untrue
ou, nc nr u his truly omiacis ami estimuble lady. needs not the
character love blended NIL the finer feelings Of The heart with tho
sentiments oil the christian mdtfon' She kind and sf.
iec'iona'e 10 her husband. tender TO her children, aud humane to
ht servants In her Intercourse with society she was digniGed,
sn,Oie, aud friendly, aud never withheld her portion of aims or
ibirn 10 alleviate the niscri,s THE poor Blest will, a num.rous
ana Interesting offspring, the excellence of her maternal lc,,onr
nave insured n peTpeiuaiion Of her private virtues During a long
ana Pamiui Illness, her forihude was commemorate with III. VIC.
Iencc OF her disease, and when death approached. she yielded with
u eslgmtlon inspired alone by christian hopes u has been VERY
WIN equai uu'h ~ raid, tho purtu and beat 10 woman. H..
COMMUNICATIVE.
.--.-,on the d inst at her residence, Violet Bank, Mas.
JANE GRAY HAx ALL, in the Goth year OF her ngr. GRACEFUL in
her manners, dign'hed in her department, a. ofthe first respec c, siiu--
~ 10 sociey-she early commanded tho admiration of her acauuin-
those who had the good fortune to be numbered among her
friends. In the various rclatio . of lilo, a mother. neiphJor and
head oi n large family, she ercolci in those trniis Of character
which distinguish mn accomplished lady in Virginia. AH.ble und
respectful To all who had claims TO her ustrntluns, sc alike ysin-
cd their regard and respect-Sincere and piou. in her drvo,ions,
a Q parent, She wos snlently loved by her children, who will long
deplOrc their irfcp,rubie loss.
-, At hr late residence IN Chesterfield county. O n thu o0th
nt. Captain SAMUEL CLARKE, In the 6ist year OF his age.
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MY l9.-Ths following /. the re.
III OF he late Canvass for D,l-gs g it, al lie coup,ie.
exceP' Mosquito winch will give IRON fifteen 20 ,lirt,
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FSW AhSHAL's SALEO OF G~OOCHLANU LANDS
lsn Pursuant 10 a decree # the Superior Cour, oe
Chancery for the district OF Fredccifks6Hg, pronounc,
go on The 29ui day OF September, 1880, in the case of
Jackson Mills Us. Joseph tephens admir- OF Newton
stephens, and others, shall, on saturday (he 25th DIV
OF the present month June 1881 offer Tor sale M puLIs
auction, to the highest bidder, on the premises Uubs
Land aud appurtenances in The bill and proceeding ,nen,
toned, which are particularly describ d in a deed Of ra.
cora III 6oochland county Court office, be ing date the
Z9lh Of September, 1919, from William S. Bates and
Vile, TO Newton Stephens" upon the folio wing term.
10 Wit; for ready cash so far as is necessary TO ,aise nm.
amount OF the principal sums Of money, interest and cost,
mentioned M said decree, and the costs attending .aid
sa e,-and rs to the residue OF The purchase mo6ey !,
credit OF twelve mon hs, taking bond with good ,ecuIi,v.
and a deed Of Trust on the land to secure the purcha..
money. f
Inc above tract OF Land lies near Mrs. Tinsley's In
the upper end OF Goochland.-
JOHN GUERRANT. NJ. .. c C..
Or One oil his Deputies.
'"'' 7-VSy.
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fFloridiGn

we rave a fe ~ fae's To- 8 ate below as svi'en . of the
hour'shing -,st. OF c II nerce nj Increasing pso.r.i,,
OF our city. and we commend ,l-m particGisry TO ID.
attention OF ihosc who pretend to di.h-,i: We tha, any
real advantage has accrued 70 u, from the success OF
our neEo'iSiions r,speciug The West India potts.
IEe amount 81 duties OF import- ~ th.. pr, tom IN,
nrs' oil J,huary to the 3l't. ioolu,iv was 81 4s6 600
Firm thai dae 10 ite l iusI, liz. amour, ~ e-,,ma,.
ID 10 he about six miilion.-m ssiug ~ four mon h.
ntary seven and a halt miliions o: to,lats, an excess
over 10 correspc pd'Dg tour months o iast y, ar of II rec
and a hl miii,Ous The lumber Of tor, ign vessel
which entered at his port in the m9ntl "f Mstch, wa
~; 10 Apr, Al; and In May 10 the present daie, 20
showirg a total IN a liuIe mor than two month, and q
MT o eighty three vessels, most Of them hom e..
Wesf Indies. The entrances std c.earauee, OF a sin.
gle day will serve 10 give a pretty gcoi i'eA Of M.
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who sdhsrss = ds Ardslss q War, and rstdlv ID I,
his duty under them, will have as many mutineers and
desertsrs. as the President who sacredly regards the
constitution, and faithfully acts up to that. will have
iaul'-hnders. When those complain Of srch a General
and such a President. for ingratttuie, where is Their
gratitude In clamouring against the first, whose gal
'antry has secured to them in the fsld, and his support
Of the Constitution in the Cabinet, has continued 10
them this blessed privilege of thus cianouring and vot.
AS tie signature OF Philo-Jackson" Is thus deemed
disrePutahle by its former adopter. l will beg leave 10
borrow II In plain English, and subscribe myseil
Al RIEN TO IACKSON
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HARRIspuRo. Afav %.

tn, HARRISBURG, May %
The Anti = a'onic Convention assembled at this place
on Wednesday last. About thirty counties were repre-
seated by about ~sixty-five deleg ties. G-n. W. Peter. of
bedford, now a member Of the State Senate, was an
pointed President, and Gen John Burrows of Lycomine
and Samuel Baldwin Of Chester county, Vice Presj-
dents; WIN. w. Irwin of Allegheny, and Samuel p.
Charles oil Lancaster, appointed as Secretaries. The
convention adjourned on thursday. after appointing rs
delegates 10 the Anti-masonic Convention TO be holden
at Baltimore in ~Septcmber next. and adopting sundry re-
solutions. and an address 10 the People of the Slate
! his address is 10 be publ shed with the names of all the
delegates attached: ii recognizes Joseph Ritner as the
snu-masonic candidate for Governor. A resolution wa
offered by Me- onnelI, the Editor of the Huntington
I ourier, in effect instruciing The National Convention
TO give no support TO Mr.. Clay The resolution was
evidently a %iirebrand. and did not pass until 1t was modi
ned by striking out that states mans name. = Intel.
f.IeG1'on 81 a % s"opJ "r me Protestant Episcopal
ChMeh ia .ForM C'rOt'nd -Exrsci of letter lion,
d Mem1er oi th, C,nveo,i n To- = gentleman in thi. al.
~ "RAIrIcu OIL
II will only at twelve &C q. at uiss.. k
. .uece 'S ed III ah ei, s SI!s SITS 6 HagS &; rh hajKwspy yoT 81 hsve
The Rv. LEVI :. Ives" Il 81 Lux Chutcb Nav
Yo'k
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TARDE OF NEW AVE
The forcirn trade OF New lave ,ba. d ubIYd sine,
We op ming OF lac W-si India pofts. L. OF thu apo.
'her proc ,hat tina, tbs adminis ration has tuusd IN,
country by retninine the Colonial 1ssde, which A san,
M Gay threw away!
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JOHN s. WEXFORD.
WILLIAM J ROBERTS,,
CHARLES c. WEXFORD,
BEVERLEY Y wELLSFORD,
THOMAS Seldom,
ia VASS,
ALLEN W. MORTON,
BENJAMIN N BARNETT.
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TARDE OF r HAVEN

'Thi' gentleman Is son-ir.!iS Of tie late r Ry
DR.. II TART.
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Cfdtms on Frdnee.-We are indebted to the gracious
advice OF the N. lnteligencer.-It ti ks that .'the
Enquirer should have been more cautious in giving the
Just weight OF its authority 10 statements upon which
IT did not implicitly ~rely"-1rus; we did not get our
Information, either rom Mr. RiUes or from Washinp-
fon-but are there no other rel db c sources than these2
Have not the paragraphs subsequently published in the
baltimore Republican and the N. Y. Gazette sat SIZED
the N. lnteiligencer, that we had some good reasons TO
believe the Report about the French Commissioners
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sbORTrNs N~1nLAIoxi1ck

The following letter has been received from Coionsi
Johnson, accepting the challenge made by the friends
OF Clara Fisher at the last meeting OF tho South Csro.
lima Jockey Club: tCha lesion Patriot.
NEW York, May l6ah. 1891.
To John b. lung Esq. Chnieston. S q.
DEAR SIR Having seen the proposition made
through the April number OF The American Turf Re-
gister. TO run Cycro Eisho 4 mile heats Tor $4,000 hsif
iorieif, hereby accept the p ogositon sgreesbiy to thu
ierns proposed, and name the flly The Bonnets IF
Dtne 4 Yeas old. w Sir Charles, dam Reality. You
viii please 20 write ne TO Petersburg, Va. relative 10
any arrangement tha, he friends OF Cara Fstr may
wish to lneke resp citing the forfeit. At The same time
have TO remark that any arrange in,n is that may b.
agreeable to III IN will be equally acceptable TO me.
Respectfully, l am, Sir,
Your oLedlcnt servant.
". r. JOuNSON-
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Your obedicNl servant,
W. r.. JOHNSON:

ALBANY, May 2S A state convention 10 70 be ; cid
IN This city on Thursday usxt, composed NJ delcr ates
CHOSEN by the Na,iorsl Republican party, for he
purpo'eo OF recognizing tie csah"un IL 1928. They
WI appoint 81 dsieg stes 10 z, 10 Baltimore ~ ID 'eem-
. r, II the 30 ala ar no, IN n bai sbte, TO support NJ.
LAY Tor Prvsijant sri a ti-uusus' 81 .>-n-c hsi e
9 nyre.s Iro :, h.. s.a.~ Ter VIZ. Pr ied-rl E4rgus
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pn. instead of % cents per 100 ibS nvsght from Fash.
nond to Baltimore, at rs cents. instead Of 8 per bale;
and toll on the mountain canal was reduced by ths last
General Assembly from 10 cents to 8 cents per 100
pounds.
lii believed that freight from Richmond to Balti-
more can now be obtained at so cents per bale, which
would reduce the total expenses to about 81 81 per 100
bounds.
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we owe pefhap' 'ho sams dmende honorable n IN.
genuemen 10 question, az the Fredet RE sburS UsrsIi
Offers In the following pirsgraph-Ths H-rald ini
mates that SOM of- ncS has been given by it, o yn
C,ommuoica tion-We esn equally gay with 10 Iii r,
~ "no'hiog was IA her hom our own Thoughts or
,rntiop:"
by publishing in our last paper the names of the gentlemen who
we're aid to have attended n late meeting nj The Town Hall n.
gwen by a correspondent, nothing was further from our thoughts or
Intention thao that any cfouco should have been given. We no
81. ~ 'uen nae been the consequence, sod had we anticipated
any thng Oltbe KIND va should certainly have omitted q publ.
cation. We viewed tho article merely a. a notice of a eon,,,un;.
cation which appeared in a q o Richmond Enquirer, and the names
Accommodation ~ hNfN' "" hh
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- ehied TO the Subscriber BY Robert niosby "a
"ne' Tor certain purposes therein specified, which deed
= dated on the lOh March, 1891, and rec,ried in IN,
at Pow haian Court Hou.e on " ed es,av IN. ,s,h' da.
o. o present month, at pubic auction, TO the hip hes,
n,oaer, a certain r. o Ian IN sad County I'D.
ounn s" Iah1s OF ishain Bal, b. Iraebeart, aDd tho
NC objection exists, It'll befiev wed, 10 the ti1e-but
such only ssis vested in me as Trustee will bs conveyed
TERMS liberal, and made known at ssI
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
June Q. Id 49,.
~ The ~obstdrIe that caused The .SoLe 4 ~. ,Eor,
property to be Postoousd ,ob,n las adpesl $ d be,ue
"0i0 'emored ~ dis PPoiatment re d b. Eo,cd.
~ r.
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EorN VAN LEW " } cont " husILes. 10 III,
" hcuse firm .riy occupied By J ia Va L,w n Co
~ ere n w u fefe We IN a DAY or iwo, By To. n n An.
ne'e wall, dice IRON LiyffIo DOL a lkrgc as.o, tmsb, Of
ffS'dwar are, ) d iiery ans Cutlery, anots yLi.h arc
We.dins hoes OF IL sizes,
Trace chains OF diTsren kind,
n Large a.'or imeot o. Avis aud Vice.,
sage nd douhl--latsei percussion and flint guns.
TonS verS eI,sanf, "
singe hatrrthn snI percussion pi.;o,s,
DIXON and l. tx B.i;snLil ca pos.
do C.om pots 10 u s,eh 30
do Sugar cishe. 20 MACH do
ON HAND,
An a''ortmFnt OF A chr Boiling Cloths Of an
humber.
ines -
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TOIff, 30
There Gao b. NJ q"e.ti,n tba, the great increase o.
atrivaiN aud ders'tnier, ard he Gems, qaent iuere.se
OF t"e amount ~ duties. srscs principlliv fom a..
opening OF the Wet InIia p.rs. ~ Y r. Post
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Whensv-r The W Y. .dmerfcan can safety NJ, thai
MIR. Van Buren, ioishes 10 be run for tie V. p, we
wilI.admi', tbat our conrse upon ,hs, sub. ct will
"surprzs. Mr.. V Is and his ltisnds'' in N. York
Now, we happen 10 know tina, ii W ~ not surp ize Mr..
v. B.-The American Ia ely undertook 20 affirm, thu,
MIR. v b would no, go to London Blu, hat The Ma
gician would stay here to work he wire--And now
the American would have NJ. v. Is. o be anxious In
run as v. P-The American IL on, 10 bo'h RESPECTS -
He will never do ME-. V B. even comm n irsite.-we
advise Ihe American 10 understand his subj Ct a ItfIe
6efer, before he writes abou, u The A.. NAV sav a. il
in the usual Z" domineer az ,piri' OF tie ECU ~
Not SOL Is ony good, sound advice. to one who
Is very much in the habit cf over.ratpg lis own pre-
tensions.
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Extract Of a letter from the Office Bank u s
FAYErrEvILLE, IN C 30,h May, 1881.
Our Io,on IS an ashes, the loss IF indipiduai proper
" ned'ty 1Vtdf!-Ihe effects of ,bi, Office, save The
specie, is savsd-Thes specie IL s,jII m he Vauj,. and
we hope will sustain no material damage.
In haste Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

hdfoTiaI District OF Fauquier and Prince " lillian.
CLERKS.
%. John Stroller of Martin.burg, has been appoint.
ed by Judge Parker, Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Law and Chsncery for Berkely couniy.-N. e. Kin
ney has been appointed by Judge Thompson, the Clerk
OF the SUPER r Court Tor Augusta-Mo- decai u. Sim
clair has been appointed by Judge Scott, Clerk for
Prince William and VIM. a. Harris, CLERK, and Fran
CHS l.. smith Communicable .8ttorney for the ne
county OF Page.-Col. Samuel MD. Reid is re-appoint-
cd Clerk for Rockbridge cou~nty.-Rob Hudsin an
pointed by Judge Lomax the Clerk of Caroline County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

NOTICE r. .nuc1str a. J.Ln w LIZ o.
l. a"i Jobr }. W-rh Jr. s. Co ar tt.t- dsy 1.soy.
ed 10y u'u'usi coLsep'. A per O : do ed O h. sb,y.
"N'"' Ne 'equestsd 10 MEX p'vm ne ei,hrr Of
Tue ohuer ! ned. JOHN VAN LEW.
JOHN J. WERTH Jr.
S""F ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

Tbr LagisIa ure OF Msssscuu-eWs ccny-n,d On N,
10Th uit-Leve-eit Sslion-al, Of E.,x, wa .ie.et
Speaker OF the Senate by IL woes GU, OF 25-and
Char'es Calhoun C2erk.-Ths number Of m mber.
who auende he House wa. sbnu.456 W,iIism n
"a nonn was elected Speaker by 3s9 vo,.s-P lham
W.. Warren, Clerk " 377