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e. WEkPSfAkES to be run over The Fairfield Course:
- l. sweeps akss Tor colts and'hlies years old to
run first day Of Fall Meeting 1894 1.-TWO mite heats $500
enifsnc,; halt orieil--to close 18th September 10
which there sfe several suhscfiberg.
q. y Sweersiakes Tor year old cole and FLIES, 70 be
~" t"n Meeting 1891; mile heats 800 entrance; half
o'iet-io close 1t October. To which several sub.
scnbers.
Sweep'iakes Tor colts and FLIES then years old
70 run Spfog Meeting 1885, mile heos s201 entrance
al ioieIi-o close ist October 1884. Seven sObsefi.
brfs.
> piodnee Sweepsiskes for coils ard Files dropi
Spunk 1885, TO run Spring Meeting, 1885, mile heals
$OOcnifsnre, half forfeit; mile heats close LIST Febroa
~ 1898 -Four spiscti ere.
" Breeders Stake for colts and Ges dropi Spring
1857 10 run Spring Meeting. 1897; mile heats 800 en-,
trance Subscriber has The right declare al at any
time before Let May, 1886 By paying S25 Ioffe~-sfter
that period. The forfeit will be $50 The second bes, in
The race 10 dra~ his entrance. 10 close 18Th MAY 1885
Several subscfihers.
g stsion stskes for colts and 6llies dropt in Spring
o. 1850 70 be ron Spring meeiing 1888 mile heats en-
trance 5000 hs Forfeit Aud Fall Meeting, same year,
February, 1885.
Entries 10 be msde in any Of the above stakes will be
made 10 RICHARD ADAMS p,on,je,or
Avg J. t20-s If me Foirfsld Course
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BRowN's HOTEL, WAsHINGroN Cry.
T,tI,, oQgL Z
Respectfully, your ob't ser,'i.
CHAS. JAS FAULKNER.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July %. 1891
SIR; 10 reply to the inquiry made in your tier Of ,b;.
morning, whether there is has been any imuuta
no" III 's Office against The purity and integrity of your
character affords much pleasure to state there has
bsen none but, on the contrary. your intercourse vi h
Tie Department has been always correct snd b,elv To-
hoaoir, ~ lar as can be asc-rained by nqmify and m
our records am, very respectfully. your or, serv'i
LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary ef The Treasury
CHARLES JAS FAULKNE2, E.q, Washington
GENERAL LAND OrFIcE. 2s,h July 1894
SIR II affords ne sincere pleasure 10 state ia, answer
70 your inquiry OF Ibis morning, (f there is or ever has
been an, upuAtion in this department ag anst The mn
ny a me g'iy OF your character as TO the coirecrne
OF your busiuess that such imputa,ions have evsr
orF made 10y any person persons either ae citing he
pu'y or integrity oil your conduc ia reference 10 any
on ,hai you haze had this office on The con
r"'y your conduct has been always correct snd pbiy
honorable am, cir, yopr obedis nj servant
ELIJAH HAYWARD
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me- NlIGll u ~. .lII, y.

The Romney Infehgrnces states nat II has. con,
stYei"i oeca-ons niima'ed The popeiy Virginia lax
ing The lead as 10 the next Presidency -snd comes i,
me proposition which cmsuaed pin This city, for CALLING
Convention OF the (notefp) Whigs-Tbe r. l. asks
why may not the citizens Of Richmond assemble and Il
hf uine sO Place ior the meeting II oil the friends Of
constitutional rule wh0 may think proper atend2 NOT
ohy hundreds but lhoussnds will iee their duty 10 en-
gage ~ The holy work, and let y0nr eiehs your Bar
O5uis and your JoineOos be there" BE n So N these
modern Wings will be KIND enough 10 show n their ands
% much The better What motley asscnbisge We siould
nave OF ~! lbe ko'nney paper promises scpd We "A
go0ply depuehon OF "Naiona Republicans" (sliss The
hiends o. Mr. Clay) Old Williamsburg with lis vicinity
wl furnish rs contribution Of Nalrfers. This section or
tbo stale VIII give strong Bank men-and that lie
piebsid quasi Bank men."--well. be il So We arc
perfectly willing that the politicians Of Richmond shontI
give ~ the lead, and that the Coalition should plsv II
,ner game before us"and It shall 60 hard but we viii
better the instruction"
rs--,,
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TREASURY PAYMENTS.

q o.
The Bank organ in this city is becoming little more
reasonable on This subject. and is at length compelled TO
resi- It's eiseenons Oh two or three assumed facts With
which, shown TO he incorrect tia, all those
Office ions must TALL to the "a ound.
1. he says The p ce most convenient for spulic off,
cer 70 receive 'her pay al, Is tie (.overnenI
We adnit this To be the re.pert 10 ali pubr ~
hcers living in the District of Coui,bis or pe,ioin.
their services here-Nnd accordingly Ali such ~. ,,nos
are Psu mere; anu are paid in money or in
specie, II desired-no, in drafts on distant places
bu we do not admit that Ibis is the most convenient
pace Tor The Marshal Judge OF the Stale of Maine
v GIN Portland or those OF ALBANIA living in Mobile In
receive their pay, when there is Deposits Bank At ,heir
own DOORS ready 10 pay them in bills specie
iesaJs Judges formerly have been paid when
they preferred il, by bills OF exchange drawn for c,
salary to be paid a, Washington" so some cases the
nave lately and so hey will be again in all cases we
told whenever they make previous with the
Department for that pun pose alter showing il TO be more
coBvenienlsnd win also receive their nav if Je;% -;
specie or in bills, not .in drafts on Nacbey
or Detroit unless living there, for some other cause
pr, fered. ~ ~
But crafty the Branch Bank here or The di.cnIe f
e n,ao'o'h elsewhere in disposition nder
IoPeN ana embarrassng is hardly sufficient ason for
departing from general aud useful rules ~
g. He talks OF Captains in The Navy having bee, nm.
thorzed accustomed ioorc 10 draw bills of
Tor t.eir pay Washington.
NOW, we undertake tos.y that lie has not inunired ON
ihs SUBJECT, OF the proper officer at either the NAVY o
treasury departments or he would not a second lime
have fallen into such gross error; as Nj have bos H.
iormet The general practice is aud think he will find
Tie printed rule TO he, that officers or
arc mere paid by the respective Purses those
pau ny "iS NAVY agents abroad; those OH
leave al home, paid by the Navy Agents or Pursers
on duty nearest TO their residence. This is rational and
CONVENIENT he idea that such officers can or are en-
powered 10 draw bills OF exchange pleasure on the
Depsrmen; Tor her pay is not justified by either usage
or regulation. or convenience.
L. lie Bank organ seems be much troubled Lest lie
funds OF the Treasury should accumulate al Mobile mr.
Na'chez, and not be in sufficient amour, al Boston, and
'esu should net he abe o transfer them as wanted
When such facts really occur il viii be lime for The
crocodile tears TO fall from the arsaus of the Bank ard to
ran al The distress aud Inconvenience tile new
pen, before groundess attacks aud railing
made on account at them w
understand That all payments under the ne W system
nave as YET been made ut the appropriate pao with
ou single collar expense 10 he Covenant for trans
ers, ard all the collie c'ious lursrments made
Globe 80 ~ a'Ns
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frs, rate four herse post coaches through OF coun-
wy which formerly boosted only Of weekly mail on
horseback. going and returning by different routes To
whom are the people throughout that popuious aud cahy
section OF the country indebted Cor these sceonmods-
tons We 10 the much abuses, .noj0r Berry.
From the BISkey Depot 10 wsrrenion. aud thence 10
Salem In the western port OF North Caroline another
three times week, four horse po coach mail route
in place OF weekly horse mall has been he'd and
is in successful operation TO whom does the citizens
oil sister State this facility Of carving on iute,.
course with this market? tell e, TO the slan.ered
Hcj Barry From Petersburg, by Noowsy, Lune nburp
AMI Mrckrnburg Court Houses, and theme to isns-
bore. c. set another til weekly Tour horse poo, coach
line has taken the place IL week mail on hotsebac or
IN sing1e cba,is. To whom does friends TIL. long
arc convenient route -el hems obliged hy the vrey
ari'ies surded them IL IL to re ~
the people Themselves will give the snswer say To
most worthy audaccomodang. but vile
Post MGsitr Gener0iI We ask the public To ,e., am,
weigh tese facts well. and cannon doubt IN, ir d.c
ion The article rom the MsssSc huses Republican and
the above statement enunerate the imp neis which
have taken place within the ,irinity affecting the in
ersss 81 two towns DULY. Similar imp ovemt nts have
been made in every pat of The Union. W have no dis
position TO screen Major Barry any other public
from meti'ed croshre We have examined every charge
against him with attention. us has not hee pfo, en-
sa he deserves the bitter auinadvt rsions with which n.
has been asssilcd As friends tie Administration and
with suc, iniohs vi his and i'm, ceice WI couil
not aud III not stsnd lilly 10y ard Ills exemplary man
hi' excellent public officer hunted down by vile and
nei CHESS pack oil blood hound Ssians public Office
ann ieiT 'rehns aud spoii-seekng of satellites aud
ui"iesh'ppers We repeat TO tie reople-te deceiv-
cd by tae wileso your enemies The cloud dcnuhca
"os against The Post Office Department. raised to con.
cesl the cnorniiit OF The Bank break dow the Adj
shlfru xf.Is
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[F.um ,he Nn,ionnI lnlnllirenoor.

from the National lnclgencer1
II now some days since vague spread abroad
so as 70 oe heard even by u.s. going TO npeach the nirgr
" oil citizen Of Virginia, than whom few his ave
have been more generally and Justly esteemed and ,e
SPECIFIED Where The foul Islander originated or ~ lao first
gave II tongue, the Injured individual has not, after .very
exrruon, been able 10 oh ain Information. IL has be.
repeated however by persons in high place., and from
NOUN 10 mouth, until, having reached the ear of tn. sub
Jec' oil H. he has down Immediately to the Sea, az
government 10 vin!icaie his rspuiaon so basel, .sai.
we nave permission itom him publish ile suhioiue
letter addressed 10y him to the Head Trt a.,rv and
the Chies oil The Land Ore-n or the other of whose
offices his alleged improperly OF conduct was located Nv
Pubic rnmor--wi the replies from those oirrrs whose
reahess ~ This case TO do justice political cppone
iouly and falsely aspersed, does them honor.
The friends OF Mr. Faulkner will be ptond of The
ann manly manner in which he has laced the foul Gend
Ianhy and scattered to the winds her eestabe iahri.
cations grins his honor and fir fame
Cory NJ u Letter addressed 10 The Secrefary of ne
Treasury and Commissioner Of The General Land
Office
BRowN's HorEL, WARRINGTON Cry
July 2Sh, 1884 {
SIR; base and malignant caiulny, insr aed ~ I
nave every reason 10 believe for political effect has
'dinen 'oie clrcu@iion in reiereure myself to which,
desire TO call The attention OF Your Department, Ii has
oeen asserted that come mprope,ies, some kind or de-
scrpton have been discovered in my transactions
your Department. charge cer;aly very vague but no,
The less injurious that it il Belle my SIR thai Won
WIN rheeruly and promptly render ac, of Justice 10
political opponent, in this uraricus affair sS 10 ak NJ
you The iavo TO state IL there H. or erer has bte
any impuiauon in your Dep.mentin The sg hes iegrs.
oueHg or affecting the purity and int gri'y my con.
duct and character - "
FIN ft 49, .
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RICHMOND Mills

- nv IiNIUNU hIIILS.
We learn That our Manufacturing Flour Mills have
stsr'ed 'hs weekEe hope under fasourabIo auspices
MI 'hevalieP new "ili, nesr The Basin bank. com.
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THE VINE

We s'e hapPy see The attention, which has beenIpsid
toths culture Of the grape in lie vicinity Of Richmond
We have Already noticed the exertops Of Mr. John Car.
ter-the various grapes which e has GUILTY. ied aud the
wiaes he hNs m4dc.
have also been much grsiied lately by visit 10
Mt van. Andsfsons vineyard IL Is enriched hy a va.
,''y Of vioesoteign and domestic The Cst.yyba the
ieseeia snh Iie SchuyIkii particularly flourish in great
perIecuonsnd the sines arc This Sc .son losde , me
Of wine. - fT''
We bsve been happy 10 visi, tho VINEYARD Of u,
Norton, and 10 Taste his wines Among The vsrous s,.ci
'ntns OF the vine, TO Which lac bss directed his stcnon
We saw the Csiawba, the isabella tie NJ Carolina Srra
pe'nong. bat especially ",e Norons Virginia seedior
which seems 10 possess some very fine oo.linse
We underaand has been produce cd by his
The Bland grape flower with the pollen Of tie seovine
burgundy grspS The fruit hiss the unit,
Jog The abundant sscchsfine character the Burgundy M
TIE neyerlAilng Producvcncss Of the Bland Ths Vine h
great bearer; and when tie fruit l. pressed IL ptoco.
rcb, luscious vine, which Obles the Burgundy Ma
deira THE Doctor also kind enough 10 show os his
vines hsi bad been cxir4cted from tie Cstsbs and lie
ls'bells-bgih Of which very agreeable But AZ die
'eo varieties the produce ol the LIST vintage the of
course want Tho benefit Of age 10 inpsft 10 Them ali ,.i,
eHceence These wines the pOfe Juice OF the gr,oe
"n.ioiea'ed sith any foreign spnt The f,rmtni.top
"Wcp msy have passed through has produced atsoboi
opqngn 70 preserve them IN their strength and purify
me Docof has slso in is yard fins reddish eaye
% rnnce Edward which he hes brought into no
uco " promises 10 do we'll
The experiment Of Dr. Norioo oe ;roo,soo.,;,~ a.
grape With the pollen Of another and Of Kissing ney
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speaker and infinitely useful to the cause which he e,
poused. and 10 his county The series of eaoris which
rave oeen made by him, on the great cues
tons which he has discussed will be studied Win I,s
oil life. WV 's"'s SCENES
ihe active part that Mr.. Barbour borne In The mill
ucs oil the nation, has enabled him TO exercise deesys
nuenes over the opinions, sentiments and actual con
"ue oil MS coun'rymcn. Al this hour, he is exeriipy
wloef sway over The tone OF thought aud political ptnei
p'ss ol inc people OF Virginia than ANY man now living
sNeep' inc i'ius'r'ons sage Of Osngs The purity and
"sn.y o' his poiirai tsh IL influencing, decisiveiy
the intellect and the feelings end the rb,r,r,er of ~
eiuzens OF the "Old Dominion" Aud wh,9 Because he
has proved himself 20 be consistent as well as an on
"sncheu anu viruous stsiesinan when we turn from,
SUCH vacil'siing politicians Clay aud Calhoun who
nave ever consulted their selfish ends in ,o,s, re
eau OF heir principles, to such Philp r. Bar.
oour we feel like the exhausted traveller no turns iron,
tain e,e ~"
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no For TIE EMO UIRER
~ BENJAMIN w. LEIGH


sIn-Some short time before you ed your sppo.,
me. 10 The senate, you were waited upon BY q Member
OF the Assembly, who appears have acted as your Pa
mo COMPRESSOR. As well as rccolIect, in rendering 10
w hsemhiy an account OF your faith, he said you were
opposeu 10 the lsri-opposed 10 Nuication-oppo-cd 10
me removal oil the Doposi'es-and believed the United
S'''ee BANK unconstitutional Whatever YOU tended
c impression wac irresistible that you opposed 10
'e p'ns' along with the other ihngs After being elect.
CO. si arriving at the "hig house, YOU began 10 Tell n,
year. - 49, f'''e"'
The understanding among we 'smalI politicians was.
IN ,he event OF certain deptioptBsais you would then
be in favor OF the Bank. "'
NOW sir, you must understand that on this Bank u,es-
"on there arc no ncutas. The people, 10 man. are
.her IN aNor o the Bank, against IL. And Insiruc
non papers are geing up 10 instruct Delegates i'm re-
,"on 10 your election, is allimpoiant that the peo-
PIE should know how you sapd affected prese
bs bank And, as we do not know what
20" aiuued o we cannot tell whether they have come 10
pass And, as we do not know whether they have coro
70 pass we cannot tell whether you are Bank man or
ho' some suppose you mcsnt change OF the Cons,itu
hon others. the price Of tobacco But IL is all conjec-
'ore Pray tell us, forthwith, what those devclcpeinens
weroihat we may not in the dark in signing those
Instruction papers. A SMALL PoLirIcIAN.
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co, - ron ,!ne EToUmER.

like the tone ADD manner Of an srele that .n,c,rd
N the wing this morning under the signature Of Gary
street. That article is plain and simple, and brcalI,os
Tie true spirit iucOcslcd IN the pious pfccept et Us fea
son together Iisa febukc 10 the political writers of tic
day, "bo seem 10 forget that yitUyefaon s 40 argument
The position taken ny "Cary Street" is a safe one bu, II
he means 70 show That the late Of Congress regulating
the vase Of gold coins will Danish 1H our silver lac does
not advance isr enough Nothing more deceptive than
10 deduee general results from an isolated case esoccia,
when that case i'se is liable TO v,dson lie who wishes
10 place thousand dollars most In London
and prefers sending specie 70 RENTING bill Of EXCHANGE
may DO better by ifanspiing HE SILVER dollars Than bv
seuing sorcsegns, purchased here ~ the rate o four d
's and eighty seven cents each, provided no can obtain
Tour shilng aud ten pence sterling per ounce on he or
fVs o. Tie dollars. silver, bowevsr being mskcssble
commodity in London, he must run the r.E n n,ci,,
ton 10 the pficc Of IT, admitted that the late demand
Zoe silver dollars ~ England 10 be exported 10 the ottsJ
s,"e' Fa'sed VIC pcs o. silver one heliPenny per ounce
That demand hiss not only ceased bat II Is .nc.i,d ,
The silver will flow back from th, country to Great Britain
~ sddon to The ordinary supply from other qusrlors
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tend TO save the Bank. Mr.. Patton who is The ne.,
neghoor OF Mr. Taylor has told the world tho secret
'nat vote on The Depose question Look al his
ose mo wan iniormson. ask, where was the person.
npfooy OF Congress ihenwhere was its sensibiiity TO
nsn 'rus,. And yet understand MIR. Taylor he rests
OF ms usspproosiion OF the Presidents course On
the affirmative character OF the proceeding above
am not DESTROYS OF misrerresen;ing MIR Taylor and
cAhow'edge my ignorance OF the grounds on which no
"S'eu bu Is not my fault Mr. Taylor has furnished
10 siue 20 MS own opinions by which his constituents
h'Sn Juuge OF is course; but gave Mr TAYLOR nv
support aud entertaining towards him no personal
hostility, shall continue 90 a,iIres. Won am, i'm p.,o,,
ing 'nat task miGhssay duyD .balI finch nom an
investigation OF his conduct
e. ONE OF THE PEOPLE
September IL. 1891 ~
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DEATHS


h"ms Dabney, King William county very short incss
De"igs ~, only OF George H. and NaIiha
en ana SIX days Seldom of sny ns
'c ooh go ry ohhctiag OF children,
sousos hem psepts the
disirosed paonia this infant
Yet, weep not! though IN c no moIe
Thy yond0T
Another and brighter shore
IL smiling on its leo
Another and u brighter port,
Is peaceful home;
Where veal or earthly
-. vi
King William Sept ., 1884
IN me 1HidstY Tho
io under peculiar MARY A. Ellis vii. 81 A.
Fpus old MI and Ellis
una neIshhoihood quito IL months
of NON 10 become endeaIcd all
quHinance or II plosuIc person 10 n,
LOUISA and settled in tho neighboIhood
one OF respect IL "a consongi her
e died the way she had lived perfectly resigned tho will of
Han' amer ircss OF IL days, Mrs Jones' in the Dol
year OF her OF Meredith T.
Col stephen Coleman, OF Psyvania county Virsioa
enters aihmy under any circumstances cfeates
case defes tho Mrs much sond
heaI vacity ci disposition; one of The os,
daughters that
a' was IN" prdo OF brothers the
.ho hnd formed, tnSing been little oyor
yJ mono could estimate her,
untmoIy o limo hor
ufe Tho most confident hopes Of
one ls M opon profession OF religion, being asked If s5s
@ WING ne sh" said aud doubt entertained fonI
Der hno's dependence her Saviour
rom THIS world that she had peace within which
uons an infant only day old ' VI 'o'A-
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I'm l.II. rnILnnr = :. -.

TO PIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
Messrf. Editors We have noticed, in your paper an
M , oy W M'fshall proposing 10 cure Cancer
Gus diseases, Fstus, &c. We have been IN
believe That these diseases for the most part ucura
ne nut having had opportunity of Witnessing some of
ne practice oil DR.. NJ, really think il would be scrv-
he Tue cause oi humanity 10 say, that have been
onshed az the success attending his efforts. We have
seen some cases, the appearance OF which drew from all
around expressions Of hopeless despair and TO dev
human SKILL AM yet, after lew weeks under the treat
cn OF Dr. M the disease to oil Appearance is efectu-
ally removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any of YOUR
readers no may be suffering FROM these dis
eases, TO tho advertisement referred TO.
JAS. c. CRANE
ARcHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
E2EKIKL DAVIS,
RIcHD. &. GILLIAN.
jams CAsKIE,
a. FRENCH.
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Breaking up of Gambling Houses.

was repeated 10 this City last Monday night IL is said
mat young gentleman had been ass sued by several
s'"'es--ih consequence oil which, strong feeling Of
recruitment excited among several of his
me Sp' spreading or 300 young gentlentn acconpa
nen oy Tie captain Of The nigh, guAid and eight of his
chersh INTO ten gambling houses, and took out the
Roulette tables and other bxntes--n bcI ,y.rr ,,o
oinng buried in the msiu street the Eagle Hotel
oy order ol The proper authorities No Injury was done
20 i,Ie OF Inp. lhe Compiler which has taken very
active part in putting down the gambling houses ana
nese gambiersgyes avery particular account the scenes
'na' were .ised-and publishes very curious menorsn
cum, winch was TAKEN from Book, kept By ono of the
gamblers IL purpors 10 he statement under the heads
OF cam and "Loss, OF tho transactions of one table
Wo'n The Oh December, 1882, TO March g. lS33--lro,n
WHICH, appears, that in tho above period SO 1876 as
ron asd 40 fost-ieavng The comfortable nett gain of
$oooo' But II Ii like Shakespcares occupation of gather
g sanphre on The ChIIs Of Dover ga DIR. .Il,ll rae
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n Hnt--Iberc seem 10 10 SPIES about--"C hieIs
sHhg notes. Tor The purpose OF printing them Itseems
V"Bn' an honorable act on the part OF one "Whig TO
scaoeed upon his tabIe-and then communicate the cir
public journal, for the purpose Of abusing
iphese weapons oil war are 10 DC tolerated among
civilized peopIeif this species Of espoin.ge Is 10 he re-
uucfd INTO system, then gentlemen must lake care with
@hom hey converse AMI whom they admit to their own
Tic nsidous movements and nalevoleut sn1s If
Psul Prys, lnquisilors and Snies =
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we oan with great sorrow tom tho last FcdScksburs Harold
ihs on u'sday, the 9, ns'nn died, Plains
county Mrs Any kor, vito Of f w II Roy, aud daush Of
po s,o honss seldom Esq of this place .Ffom accounts
We hs'o over hoard OF this Lady o superior
Joung most lovely and most accomplished evidences we were for
nse enough 10 obtain OF hnr no Sho was Tho
, o. 10. po"eu ard eloquent Adde'S tho Tie
;s ~ Iaso,, on 'ne slave question, which apPesd
since ~ mo columns OF tho Enqueit TO- pubtod IN mans
'no NOithcn nowsrnpcfs, with The hgho
Of tho Author. S " " NV manu-
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WH ISIS MACKENZIE'S SEMINARY will bc "a.
1EA opened on the 1t October, for the reception Of
ooaders aud day pupils. She thankfully acknowledges
er ohgAone to che public for the preference given to her
Seminary, aud truly DESTROYS merit its continuance she
mas spared neither pains expense TO TO her pu
Ps boIeh masters with every other advantage likely 10
asa em ia tbe requirement OF solid, useful aud liberal
edUcston. ~
September 10. 3oe,
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MARRIAGES.

Naten on tholh irsi BushGcd, Samuel Tam
e"hn NJ o Henry Hungerord Miss Mary A. Spence both of
es'nooand county Thus in uniting desinies we ia The
a"-the oNiont OF every good dosiIes -