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REHABILITATION.

fauquter.
Congratulations 278, Wallace All,
Barbour's majority in the district 768.
Sens,e-Charies Iiunton 4S5. Bayi,s Griss.
by 247.
II. OF D.-Mark A. Chiffon sol, Thomas
Marshall SIS, Hosea Hickerson 1888.
Petersburg
John Thompson Brown. Esq. is elected,
without opposition, to represent the town of
Petersburg in the mex, House of Delegates.
No opposition to VIM. s. Archer for Con.
gress, or to wm Old. Esq for the Senate.
Dinriddie.
Congress-M. Alexander, no opposition
a. OF ID. William II. Brodnax 5Sl, }. l.
Scott 2i5.
Southampton
Congrcss-Mason SIS, Eppes 15c.
scnA;e-Rives 27l. Ruffin 229. Atkinson
l6i.
"a. Of ID -Cobb SOS. Griffin $50.
Lancaster
Compensation l5S, Talisferro IS.
Sena,e-Bayse 1877. Hubgerford ~, Fi,z.
hugh Is.
n. of DR.. w. Carter Isl, Bramham "a.
I'yier
H. of JOHN Mccoy &C elected
.iugusia
Congress-wil,isra Mccoy $40. Erasmus
Striking 567
senstr-D ". Pa,,eson 635, c. A. Stu
art 27S.
IL of D--Juhn NcCue and Robert 5
Brooke, elected withou, opposition.
Gen. McCoy's majority in th- district l770.
MIR. PAteson's NJ. jority 10. lI5
Meekienburg,
Congrcss-Matk Alexander, no opp.
III Of ID William o Goode and Alexan.
der & Knox elected.
Charles City and Ners Kent.
n. ct ID -Jss. ID. Ha!y burton reelected.
Norfolk borough.
Congress George Loyal Sly. Thomas
Newton 2S6 New,on's present maj. l69.-
Elizabeth CiN County voted on Thursday.
well Gate delegste) sos Kings maj, ~.
HonOrer
n of ID William ". Roane 1913, White
81, Thompson LIS, Hector Davis %.
Pinsyirania.
Congress-So opposition to Davenport.
II. Of D.-Witcher and Swanson elected
without opposition.
Patrick.
Congratulations no opposition.
II. of d. Adams 283, M. Cloud l72,
J. A. Hairston 1888
Bedford.
Scnste-Campbeii $50. Taliaferro 1872
II of D.-Robert Campbell and Edmund
Pate elected.
Nelson.
II OF D.-Joseph C. Cabeli 224, AIexan
der Fitzpatrick ia, Richard Pollard 81.
Hah(ar.
/ III. Of D.-JamesC. Bruce 592, william ID.
Sims So. Thomas Easily 408, John d. Car
rington 4O5.
Orange.
/ Congress-Dade 43l, Patton 257.
II. Of D.-Thomas Davis 453, Newman 90
Bf1iison.
Congress-Dade 215, Patton 153. Pattor
is elected by a majority in the district Of 500
! Linn Banks reelected to the House Of De
isgates without opposition.
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From the Washington Globe, Aug. 81.


We learn from the Mississippi, that
on the Slst Of July, two or three hours
before day, party Of from &c to 100
Sacs and Fox Indians, surprised a
Menominee camp, or 400 hundred
yards above old Fort Crawford, on the
east side Of the Mississippi, and killed
twenty five Of the latter, and wounded
many, who may probably recover
There were about so or 40 Menomi-
nees, men, women, and children in
the camp, most Of whom were drunk,
and the women had concealed their
guns and knives 10 prevent their hurt
ing each other. The Sacs and Foxes,
though greatly superior in numbers
and attacking by surprise drunken
and unarmed encampment, lost seve-
raj men, who were seen To fall in the
onset, and reiterated in less than ten
minutes with only few scalps, pursu-
ed by 4 or Menominees. who fred
upon them until they were bali mile
below the village.
The party killed, consisted OF one
war chief, three head men, four war
rlors, six women, and eleven children.
Thi, massacre Of tie Menominees Is
a most audacious aggression, not only
against the unfortunate sufferers, but
against the authority Of the Z. States
The McnomlUces we're on a visit u
our post st Prairie du Chen, were
sleeping under the flag Of the Unitet
States, and almost under the guns o
the fort. The assaling party crosseS
from the west bank 81 the Mississippi
and made their attack IN defiance d
the power which has hitherto, IN
great degree. been enabled TO hold u
Cncck the fierce tribes even when At
distance from the military posts. III,
violence recently committed within
ihe very precincts of the national an
ihority, will require the interpretation
Of the arm Of the Government, that Al
example may be made BY bringing th
murderers n justice.
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Sale Of Law Books. &c.

An Saturday the Sd instant, I viii offer at
~ public sale, ~ the Office of Edward ".
Fry. variety og valuable Law Hooks. Chairs,
Tables. bed and Bedding. &c. &c. taken un.
der disirain for rent.
HENRY HELLER, Constable
Also. at the same time and place, will be
offered. two handsome SOFAS and several
new HAIR MATTRESSES. A credit Of
three months will be gwen, the purchaser
giving note and approved security. Sale a,
II o'clock, A. ". n. ~.
SENT l. 1891
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POLITICAL MEETING.

The citizens of jefferson County, friendly 10
the election Of HENRY CLAY to the Prcsiden-
ey Of the United States, are requested TO meet at
the Court House in Charlcstown, on Monday the
i9th Of September next, court Day, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the propricty Of
appointing delegate to the National Republican
Convention, to be held in Baltimore in December
next.
August IS, 1851.
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INDIANA.

Gen. Moan NOBLE. Nat Republican.
has been elected Governor OF indiana, by
a majority Of upwards OF 5000 votes over
Judge Read. his Jackson opponent Mr.
Stapp. the present Lieut.. Gov. and Nat
Republican, was also candidate for the
Same office. and received about 1000 votes
David Wallace. National Republican,
has been elected Lieut. Governor, by a
considerable majority over Mr. Smiley.
tho Jackson candidate.
Boon. Carr. and Nc Carly. Jacksonians.
are supposed to he elected TO Congress
The National Republicans had two candi-
dates in opposition to McCsrty. whose
united vote will show a majority Of from 2
TO 5000 votes. The Nat Republicans al
so had three or four candidates in opposi-
ton TO Carr. and yet he was elected by
only about 80 votes
There is decided majority Of National
Republicans IN both branches OF the Lee
Gislature.-[ Frankfort Commentators
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A FARM, containing about ia acres.
IN adjoining the town Of Bolivar, near
Harpers- Ferry, in jefferson county. about
30 acres Of which are in young timber of a
thrifty growth. A part ofthe land is enclosed
by q good pos, and rail fence and there is
upon il small but comfortable stone house.
For terms apply to
JAMES B. WAGER.
Sept. I, 1861.
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DIED,

On Tuesday last, MaRruA ASS, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Thomas Grisgs, of this place, aged
about - months.
In Lexington, Ky. on the 18th ult the Rev. D.
H. Ross, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Editor of the Gospel Herald
AZ his residence, in Butler county, Ohio, on
the 3th uit. the Hon. JANIS SHIELDS, member
of the last Congress-
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baltimore, Arc. III.
FLOV R.-The wagon price las been uniform
and steady throughout tue week at $ 50.
ALEXANDRIA, AU0. %.
Yesterday the current price Of new wheat Flour
from wagons Was IS 25. Two or three loads
were said To have been purchased for less. The
article was dull, and would not command s. 25
from stores the inactivity partly caused nv the
scarcity Of vessels. The receipts continue light.
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NOTICE.

fENHE subscriber has commenced the Apo.
n thecary business next 90 Captain W..
Thompson's Hotel, and directly opposite the
u. s. Arsenal. nj at?ers- Ferry. Those who
may favor him with ia 'n custom, may rely
upon getting good aDG genuine medicines
Prescriptions attended to with accuracy and
despatch. The pubiic's humble servant.
JOSEPH q. HAYS.
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number engaged. The following article embr,s-
ees ali that is important, aud shows that the dan
ger is over.
INSURRECTIONA AIRY MOVEMENT
The following is from the Riehmond Wing Of
FRIDAY afternoon:
The Artillery Company returned
this morning. They had landed ut
Smithfield, and were about to take up
their line Of march for Southampton,
when they received an order from
General Epps to return, as their SER
vices were unnecessary. The follow
ing is an extract from General Epps'
despatch to Captain Richardson:
Southampton. Jerusalem. .4ug. 81
81 have to request you will direct
the troops to return-perfectiy satisf-
ell that they cannot be wanting, Us the
party are dispersed. and from the best
Information no probability Of their re.
assembling-certainly not for some
time"
"P. S.-The insurgents are nearly
dispersed. Fifteen have been killed
and twelve injail."
IL is now well asccrtaincd that the
band of negroes who committed the
hOrrid murders IN Southampton. were
composed chiefly or entirely Of runa.
ways, who have long infested the
swamps Of that country. Their object
was probably tn raise an Instruction
among the slaves. But they have COM
pletely failed.
The Richmond Dragons arrived in
Southampton on Wednesday night
They will probably get back this even
ing or to morrow.
We have obtained from two sources
the following list Of the persons mas
sacred by the blacks:--Mrs. White
heads family, 7; Mrs. Walters IA:
MIR. Williams 8; MIR. Barrow's 9;
Mrs. Vaughn's 5; Mrs. Turner's s;
Mrs. Travis 5; Mr.. J. Williams > !;
MIR. Reice's 4; unknown lO-Total
50.
a letter from Petersburg, written
last night, gives the following informa-
ton:
81 have just read letter from -
TO his father, dated yesterday at
Southampton. He states that he was
among the first that went in pursuit Of
the negroes. They commenced near
the n. Carolina line, directing their
course towards jerusalem, led on by a
fellow called Captain Nat. Turner "a
black THE banditti consisted Of about
25 to so. no others joined. lie says
that he has counted 40 corpscs--most-
y women and children--Anothe let.
ter says 20. They had secured seve-
raj in Jail. For many miles around
their track, the country is deserted by
the women and children, but armed
troops are in every mile in squads-it
is not general and has subsided. When
the first party came upon them, they
the party haG dismounted, else they
would have taken them ALL"
The Wing Of Saturday afternoon
makes no further allusion to the sub
ject.
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or Rev s. TrsToS will preach funeral Scr
mon on the occasion Of the death Of Mr.. JouN
Orr. at the house Of Mr.. Stephen Dalgar,, (,hc
farm Of the late Daniel Allstadtt,) on Sunday the
4,h inst. at 2 O'Clock, T.. NJ.
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U.iNIED.
SNWO or three Journcymcn Ta,lors
- will meet with good wages and con.
slant employment. by immediate applca-
ton to the subscriber IN Ckarlestown. JET
fcrson county. Va
JOSEPH BROWN.
Sept ., 1881.
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$1,000 Prizes.

CIV" tIlEes NJ bLANhS.
Mode Of DrGzing.
The 21.000 tickets are numbered from
to 81 900 inclusive. In the day OF the draw
ing the whole of the numbers will be nut in
TO one wheel, and all the prizes over 81 into
another wheel. Then the numbers and
prizes will be drawn alternately, first the
number and next she prize. until all the
prizes over 81 are drawn. The 40, 500 mum.
bers that remain undrawn will be entitled TO
50 each. No ticket which shall have drawn
prize Of superior denomination can be en-
titled to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 10 cash forty days after the
drawing. subject to the usual deduction of IS
per cent.
Iiekefs, Halves, So Quarters. 81.
Packages Of Is Tickets in this Lottery.
must or necessity draw s25 so nett, with / 5
chances for the capital prizes. Those who
prefer adventurIpg ~ this way, can receive
certificates Of packages. emitting the holders
20 all they may draw over SIS 50, the amount
OF tbs small prizes, thus
4 certificate for package Of Is whole
tickets. may be had for so 50
A certificate Of s half tickets for IL IS
90 Is quarters for %
Tickets. Shares. and P0ciGgcs, can he had in
the gTeafe'f varieig Of NUMBERS. at
RUSSELL = FITZsiMMoNs'.
IiaTpers.Ferry, and
JOSEPH HEER 4 co,
Ksble's M,llA
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We werc shown, 'hs other day. by . gentleman
Il ,h'i ,oun, = Singular io-isne % y,eet ton ~
in front q bis hou,e stands a locust trco--in thc
crotch Of which. about "a from re ground, sun
Flower Stalk has srowa uP, probably four feet in
h.IsLt ], il nov b hln9.n
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A REQUEST.

TIVE undersigned politely. requests all per.
4 sons who hold pti<e tickets IN any of,he
classes OF the Virgins Free Road Lottery. TO
return them to him for settlement - early As
may DC convenient.
WA. CLEVELAND.
Sept. I, 1851.
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Steam Boat Explosion. Cincinnati
Commercial Of August 30, states, that the
steamboat Phebus, which plies between
that city and Maysville, when putting of
from Augusta, two days before, collapsed
a Hue. which caused the death Of one man
and scalded TIVE or three others.
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ABIAH SHARPr. n Pennsylvania. TO
be Marshal Of the United states for the
Eastern District Of Penusylyanis, vice
George Il. Porter, resigned
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Sept. !. 1851.

WANTED. . youth from IL to &c years Of
sge, OF steady and moral habits 10 serve in
the above business--one from the country
would be preferred. J. G. H.
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HaZcliield for Rent.
Earthcnwarc, China. sc.
ROBERT II. MILLER

HAS received. per ship SHENANDOAH
Il from Liverpool. so Packages Of
EARTflENWARE and CHINA. 81
Boxes PIPES: being par. Of his Fall sup
plies, which viii enable HIM TO offer his
friends and customer. handsome assert.
ment OF Goods in hi. line unusually early
and upon the most favoratic terms.
Alexandria, Aug IS, Is5i-3t
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A. a part OF the political history If the times,
and through respect to hish officer 1t the go
vcrnmcn,, NC feel bound - publish Mr. Cat
uou>'s exposition. It, length is rather a serious
objection but mus, give it ia +" broken do
srs"
The tenaeity With which Mr.. Calhoun eing> TO
the Virginia Resolutions Of 1898, and t. the OPT
mons Of Mr.. jefferson, will ren,lcr il difficult for
the old Virginia Democrats to push him off with
the ery Of a. Nullifeatiou"
That Mr.. Calhoun has friends ia Virginia, it
would DC idie To decay aud that he is receiving
an accession, Though slowly To be sure, il ould
BE- cqurly idle to deny but this accession is not
from the ranks Of Mr.. Clay. The friends Of the
later gentleman will stand firm. rs long as Hope
sheds a solitary cheering ray in the case of
total eNiinguishment-of which, however, We
have no fears-it would require prophet to
iore,cil where most of them will rally. They pre-
Ter nnnd To matter.
Many OF the counties below the Ridge have ap-
pointed delegates TO the Anti-TsriG Convention.
TO assemble in Philadelphia on the Sosh Of Sep
tembcr. About n month hence, We shall have
long detail Of the grievances produced by the
bill Of abomiostions, the Tariff with string
Ct resolutions, rciterstng 'thrice-,sld tale -
and after pleasant trip the North on boar,i OF
fine railroad cars and beautiful steamboats,, the
Antics will return home, much relieved no
doubt, BY the evaporation Of their supcrsbundan,
political! steam.
We have received delinquent land lists for the
counties Of Moaonsal,a and Ohio.
The returns received, justify IL in stating the
election Of the following named gentlemen 20 the
next Congress, from Virginia:
Mark Alexander, Thomas Davenport,
Robert Allen, Philip Do,ldrid;-
William Armstrong, William r. Gordon.
William ;. Archer, John Y. Mason,
John >. Harbour, Charles +. Mercer,
Thomas Il. Bouidin, William Mccoy,
Joseph W. Chinu, Thomas Newton
y. III. Claiborne, John NJ Patton.
Richard Coke, jr. John J. Rosne.
Robert Craig, Andrew Stevenson
The districts represented b, Lewis Maxwell
and Joseph Draper, not finally heard from
On Monday next, the election for Electors Of
the Senate, will take place in Maryland; and on
the first Monday in October, for members of Con-
gross anil delegates To the Legislature. both par
ties are somewhat disposed to pls, the game of
''brag." Time will tell which holds the better
hand
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Most Brilliant Scheme
NO BLANRs!l


FOURTH CLASS. TOR 1881.
Highes Pfze $4,000
One do. 1000
Two DO. 1000
Sc. Sc.
TAO be drawn VI f.eesberF. 7 oufioun CouB.
- ~. on Thursday tie 2,i sept 1861
TYckcfs 81 % Qpasisrs Al ~
Halves s. 90
for sale 10 tie gfesiest variety ~ rum
hers 81 w. EVEIANp
Chsricsiogr, AX =, 1901
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All Prize Lottery !!
FOURTH CLASS

Ofhe Pirginia Free Road Lottery,
2 no be drawn at Leesburg. Loudoun coun.
- ~, on Thursday the Odd Of Sept. 1851.
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INsURRECr1ON.

The too last mails brought us various report' (
an insurrce,ion among the blacks in Southampton
county. The accounts wary materially as To the
number engaged. The following article enbr,.-
ees ali that is important, aud shows that the dan
ger Is over.
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The late election for Governor in
the state Of Alabama has resulted IN
the election Of Judge GAYLE
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William fitzgerald has been elected
60 Congress from Tennessee, by a ma
jority of 2O72 over David Crockett
Dayy has been "donc up."
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TENNESSEE

The following gentlemen have been
elected TO the next Congress from Ten.
nessse. Messrs. Isaacs and Arnold arc
opposed TO the present administration.
John Blair, John BciI.
Thomas ID Arpold, james X. Polk,
james Stsudifcf, Cave Johnson
Iaroh q. ls'scks, William Fitzgerald.
William Hall,
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Have tho pleasure 20 announce the sale Of
the following splendid prizes, via
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We have received delinquent land lists for ths
counties Of AIoaonsal.a and Ohio.
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FOR SALE.

August IS, 1881.
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FOURTH CLASS. FoR 1881.
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The returns received, justify III in stating the
election Of the following named gentlemen 10 the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-26
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

I'VE subscriber hos for sale, nj his farm miles
above Richmond. the trees years old. any rca
sonabe quantity NJ the genuine Morus Alba ..,r white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season - now ap
p'oiching IN which they may he ,ranspanicd, he is
DESTROYS of receiving orders from as many persons as
may tc IN want of the article; and as lac Is well salts
ned ihot the silk culture must be tie most pro-
ftable branches the agricuur:t can turn his atten-
ton TO- he hopes to b. the Of their Intensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred other delv
cradle IN Richmond within any reasonable dis 1ncc
thereof. + w SMITH
B. Orders may be left at Scott s. Smiths, r
street. Richmond oct ,-2awtf
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SEEDS.

FTilE Subscriber has Ins, received large supply,
Il comprising the following very general assort-
mcnt of SEEDS, purchased from highly respecta-
bic concern, by which they are warranted as beng
perfectly fresh and genuine
BEANs-Broad Windsor. red marrow, white marrow
dwarf, large Lima, dun coloured or Quaker, yellow
SIX week, China dwarf, early yellow dwarf scarlet
runners, red cranberry dwarf white cranberry pod.
red do. do. Washington, do.
PgAs-Blue Prussisn, early charlton, early Wash
ing'on dwarf green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific,
tall marrowiat.
CABBAGE Early York, early sugar loaf, early
Batterses late do. yellow Savoy, green curled do.
drumhead and rcd Dutch picking, purple, early pur-
pie cape, and early white Broccoli, early and late
cauiihower, Brussel sprouts, Scotch kal
Rutn baga, carly Dutch, white fat, Hanover and
Norfolk turnip.
Scarlet, salmon, red and white turLip radsh; early
frame, long green and cluster cucumber " ite ca b
bsge, brown Dutch sugar loaf, Siesla, and ice let
tuce scarcity, blood blood turnp, and mangro wuit-
eel bes,i Com. Portcr's Chilian, early bunch, and
crook neck winter squask: nutmeg, nutmeg cante-
lJpe, cltron, pine apple, aud pomegranate melon
GRASS SEEps--Millet, white clover, hemp In
cernc, oats grass tell meadow, herds grass timothy
buck wheat
MiscELLANEoUs-Cd Canary, parsrip, summer spin.
ach, nasiurtium, curlcd cress or pepper grass solid
white celery, tomatoc, okra, gonbo. asparagus, benc,
purple egg plant, potutoe onions carly gsden Sioux
corn long orange. and early horn carrot, wh,o Por.
tugal, and StrasbUrg onion.
FLowER SEEDs-Assortcd.
For sale at my Apoihccary AID Drug Store, first
door above the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va.
feb 20 HUGH G. McNEMARh.
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ot Brunswick Courthouse, Lawrenceville and eight
teen northwest O. Bel6eld, and be let mares at
thirty Dollars the season, be discharged by the pay.
mcnt of twenty Dollars any time during the season
Dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the insurance,
and Dollar in every case to the groom The sea.
son viii commence The 18th 81 February, and termi.
nate the 10th of July. Cool pasturagc for mares
grassland those who wish, have them well and
strictly attended TO a, a reasonable price; but no
responsibility for escapes or accidents.
For more particular information Of this beautifu
Stallion, Gentlemen referred to my advertise
Of the last spring, which will be re-pubIished in
time for those who have not seen it.
February 2.-law. JOHN TUCKER
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ithNS-S rs'hIrrios 20 the D,uy kicinoAr " ,s 10
ti'y S"h.rher, 81, aud for socs period the
1ns 30 Sesr, both IJ able adyan,e When by
meIi $40 wear.
N"r'hi-sN" For one square If iG Encs less
ss,u 80 cshis Insertions 81. h,. n, ,r,,o,s s II aud
sve;y stccec ling insertion 3}i cent,
hce week, ist week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
twice week, first mscuon IS cents every succeeding
n: tiI. So CENTS
Sce wecs fgst insertion Is ccn cvery succe cfli- IN.
q. :iui. 50 cents
Ssua.
rinsicnt ADVERTISERS advance.
re number VI thu VS. the
81 10 inserted uu;ii Ordered he stopped, and charged
riingy.
ANNUAL Advertisers charged so dor. Tor squares
~ M that proportion for of greater !cngth
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payable N advance
For Adrerising75 square, less, frs,
section and 81 cents for each continuance.