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Nary Vessels in commission, I ship
-orthe line, 3 frigstes, 10 sIoops Of war
and 8 schooners. In ordinary ships Of
xho line, 6 frigates. At the different de.
pots, have been delivered frames of live
oak for 4ships of the line, a lrigates, and
4 sloops. Contracts have been made for
sbe frames Of ship of4be line and l sloop
Of war.
"Whst 10 the future state 7" said a
clergyman TO q sprightly little girl
~'Iilinois sir.n mo, no." said the cler-
Ryman, al mean what IL the future condi-
eion OF mon and women ?" "Wby," re-
piled the girl, hesitsting--'I suppose
shey are 10 be snarried."
"Jobn, you rogue you" said an un-
thinking mother, "if ever catch you at
shs closet again, stealing cake and sugar,
4 will why yow as sure os you hre."-
s'Why no yos won't, mothsr" answered
impertinent John, sbrewdly, FOR you have
toId mo 90 above a thousand times"
A 6scay. Mr.. Snooks was ssked the
other day how he could account for Ma
cures lormiag him 20 ugly. "Nsture'
wss not TO blame, )" said he, "fos when ]
~ss Eve mosshs old was considered the
hsodsomeSl child in the pcighbofhood---
epe ny nurse, The slut, one day swoyped
~ ssssy fos another boy, just to please
. ffisnd Of hers whose child was rather
plais Ieokiag.
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hesuy ravens and cotton
~ Ducks, for sale at LONG ROOM.
June Z.
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1NI oURNIN0 PRINTS A few pieces Of
IA new end beautiful patterns. just opened
and for sale Iow. J. BvRRovGH, Jr. 4 Co.
June Y,
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
TT EAVES Bristol, every morning
ID Sunday exceptcd) at half past
o'clock, for Warren and Providence
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday cxcepted) at 3 o.
clock, 70, Warren and Bristol. Fare
l.o,n Bristol to Providence, ST.; up and
back same day, $3.50. From Warren,
IS cents; up and back same day, $l,00.
srJ Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House ); Brastow's Manulactu-
rcrs Hotel, and at the franklin House
Brrges' and HoIton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
tr-@ Passengers called for and left at.
any part of the town.
j. s. N. CHADWICK.
Feb I, 1894.
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WINTER
AN GEMENTS.
Forithe Warren,' Bristol and Newport
SW.Aal@Ao

HNHE mail stage will leave Provi-
<@ dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at 8 o'clock, A. M. every day
Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day Sunday excepted) at
8 o'clock, A. nj. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon.
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CITIZENS. LINE OF STAGES.

CITIZENS LINE OF STAGES.
FOR BOSTON-.AT .aLF PASTE, Pm
aTAGES leave Providence every day, at half
- past IL o'clock, NJ. Except Sundays, whom
they start al half pas, O'Clock in the morning
0o-Books kept in Providence, at the Frank
lin House, and Manufacturers Heiel, (Narkei
square;) Mansion Boase, (Bene6, stree y aud
City Hoiel, lBroad street t)-.where stage fare
will perceived, when names nre entered
j. BIAiSDELL, Agent.
Dee. IA. ly.
sP Passengers IN Warren and Bristol,
by securing seats uith Mr.. Chad,cick, can
spend two hours in Providence and arrire
in Boston, same evening.
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Furnaces.
. PILOT LIN e, FARES 81 s.

FOR BOSTON.
The Pilot Line leave
ksntsE E.Er-SsProvidence every moiniDg
GG{xTINsbINs (Snndaysexeepted) al o.
clock, and arrives in Bos-
onbe orel o'clock, p. M.
" Books kept at The franklin House and
Manufa cturers' Hotel, Market Square;) Man
son House Benefit street y City Hotel, (Broad
sireet;) and Shepherds, Corner Of slnrko, and
North lain sireets) where Stage fare will be
received, when tho names rrc entered.
J. BLS SDELL, Agent.
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1EINE SALTS bags clean fine salt, loI
Nc sale by JAMES GARDNER.
June Ia.
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.Nc,c Summer Goods.
fM RMINETTS, rowen cashmere, blue and
s-0 striped Jesns, cnssinetts, prncettas, nam
kins, siotmon,s, linen and cotton drIllings, with
a variety Of other goods suitable for Summer
wear, just opened and for sale cheap
June z. J. BURRop GH, Jr. & Co.
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IN RIED BEEF just received for sale by
49, s. A. DRlSCOL.
may a.. wnier street.
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3ERESH New York SODA BISCUITS for
6 sale by JAMES GAEDNER.
June IA.
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Bro,cn g. Bleached Cotton Goods.
WyeM T. WHEATON has just opened 6-4.
wv o 8 and "A bleached and unbleachcd
Sheetings; 7-8 do. do. Shrtings, and will offer
them for sale al extreme low prices.
June z.
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% % NE 5 Of he sss Tho
. sa @ o, one ho, Ia. this eeIea.sd family
70. ~, h ..aan; of, happy %
from her mo ho TO be cline genial than ,h:
from i. is wound which sossd that
T ,as " Sis "a Dc eas sss
Sy ss %s:;
rboosG her BY mighty Power
cheek pas eia.,ie form sinking heavy
sn the o,o her hilsn. di@@ed no,
power Ss.Sas IT. a ssis II
he lamp Of life burned and sSoasS its
s NIGH, .s"s"S IT, sAs continued IN hi. c.sss
purity saa prepare
h for ~ I.,Us %S . S Tho God
enabled 10 assure be, family aud The sad by whom she
soon emit, pseioo. ine,hpcetha .he departing for
sry maSs.,os The numpS Of The true Christian over tn.
s s pso . Be By those to they
that Red by ~hoe she felt the blessed
la..c gcns-she bresbed life peacefully so
sp, Ned to Of ssna S sa% y and glory
gone may those Tor whom her sp wsS
sS%ocsior. aud weep not for blessed Ssns
lit would b. vain the sor allotted obituary
She win surviving friend. ssy Youth
s he. "hss the and sha% OF h
smost tho
hnrpnss TO know her Later in when the elevation OF
The high qualities which world admis blended with
The mild and gentle light Of those which that world
ha- ever been youth society
was eagerly oght tho aectionate heart
'snse do always Of Her
brnevo-ucc
ed by all who knew her exalted ieods family all
sn their oss be- ir-paable IL only the
duty faithfully happy triumphant
ehange OF world OF and endless
that enables them acqoiesce the with
ubms'on The Lord aud the Lord hath taken blessed
be the nnmo OF the Lord :"
Died 10 the county of Powhaan, the 9TH AFTER
brazil F. Prince in the AL
dow and five orphan children
was man universally respected by all him
was I'm honest man, the modest week of God
copy the above.
Died. the 7h Inst or Colis nsdence
Thomns Ghoon, OF Brunswick, Dr. Richard NJ H
ep' his Fuome obituary
THAT In all the deceased
entirely His skill physician
lion and ardent zeal in the Of his profession had
nsd him into extensive nod lucrative The exalted
gained Tor him the conhiencr o "a WI
30 Petersburg lpteligenrer will plea 10
On the 10Th uit Bedford Colonel
m the 6ist of his and
TN Tuesday 81 residence his mother
IN Wcsburg Jasper feaies Dodddge,
western of
dge and has resided the last years Carkbng
Harrison
10 London April llth, Mr. Dufef autho Displayed
m oihr stan orks.
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A NULLIFIER.
May sIst, 1884.
no THE EDIIONs on IME E.MauIRER.

DEsToNsvILLE, Hanover, June ID 1884
May be aiio ell TO ask il IL is your opinion that such
Charnen OF ommers conld now lie found, pending the
reign OF Old Nick b dle being in the year OF our Lord
1884 as were found in the oppression OF 10 and a."
headed by Rsguet and the prosecuted Ym j. Duane
Ass the contrast Of honesty! oy er the pubca-
ton in yours OF the 30h uto touching the distress Of
fhsdelphia &c &c, and the contrast of ha, would be
said by our nova days Director with
the letter appended in the extracts alluded to.
Among the more knowing ones, such qualifications"
may seem as nothing in these Strange Zines of strange
coDgrui Of incong rufies unbipg together though
OF the same order. But so, Srs We, the Feopie
now and 'hen"Cdsf an eye" even though be the
end OF the row"Wo. hoy!" Aye, dear Sirs would
TO Heopen we had the feelings of 10 '3I speak
knowingly OF the contrast: il is hagranliy paIpsbIy
on'rsseousiy-i wish had or knew Nod, If decent
import, TO I'LL the sentence lhave ask 10 apollo
gy
Then, good Sirs, the reason. President jackson, a
goodly portion OF hari substance, OF solids than
fluids, think hot; " i'll zoe. the Tories. believe any
such thing. l. il the People No. il cannot be-for we
are beyond the clutch Of old Mr. Squire, old Nick
Bdde We not for him. though he be desceD nd
ell direct from the purliens OF h. No. Sirs IL is the
blessed omdigamaon IF dseordonf materials got ioge
her. God only knows how and whenever hardly rnpped
or handled. like The oined serpent that You have
seen wo'nI will be the appearance appalling will il be
10 The feelings! And however much Mr.. Lreh may de-
precae the idea Of having such responsibility" his
head l. for one, should infinitely prefer the real weep
ing and wailng and gnsshng such ones may be
worthy OF mention, than take lean in the dn
such Ghostly Spirits may he found in the FEDERAL Re-
preseniaon OF This Repu6iie-beg ginning first with that
ranch Of II which has ever. ill now. heretofore been
deemed The ark Of our political sdudon new, aud At
this prssen, time. wbirligg OF amusrnen and a grand
cabdi against firm and ftribfe President-TheD, he
pleased TO give taders. much possible of
plain aud unsopisiicatrd truth aud tre the people, will
Try and exc oa all The light dsrivable iereiro and have
only cause to fear that much Of the uify OF 1919 does
not now exist in 1884 PRINCIPLE.
p ;. As far as have commuDed with old time. OF
folks h-re appears TO he pretty general diss con
against the mighty State of New York We are ,Iisfrus
ul OF her, her streets her lack Of undniDy in polite
al ocfion her State million establishments in liet peT.
hops OF something else Governor Marcy has not tho
head-pe for such undertaking. There is ue,
some great folks among such omDum ga,berun but,
for myself. feel inclined 10 keep toiersie distance
era least so far TO be out OF The reach OF ,oGd
ding. lear that than her lead, for the time be.
ing.
Spoken in he
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FREpERIcKsBURe. ANp Poro.

MAC RAILWAY.
VWNHE Commissioners named IN the act incorporating
n the Stockholders OF the Richmond,
and Potomac RAILROAD Company hereby give notice,
that MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND SHARES THE
sTocK IN the said Company. HAYS BEEN SUBSCRIBED,
snd tbs subscribers 10 the Stock stand incorporated
Tbs Commissioners, therefore, call general meeting Of
che subscribers DO held 81 the City Hall IN the City Of
Richmond, Friday the twentieth day Of June, 1885, At
cen o'clock, which lime aud place President and FIVE
Directors viii be elected.
JoHN r. EUsTAcE, WILSON ALLEN,
FLEMING JAMES, FArETrE JoHNsor,
LEWIS WEBB, VIM M. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN A. LANCASTER, JoBN T.. MAsyE,
JAMES BosHER, JoHw DfCRERsoN,
RfcHARD G. woRrHAn, Jos. NJ. SHxPPARD.
CoNwAv RoBfrsoN,
June N. fO-td
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mn DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from
n wv the subscriber, in September, 1892 in South
Caioina, on his way 10 Alabama, Negro me H. nsmely
SOLOMON aud RALPH. Solomon is about FL years OF
age dark complexion, very full eyes, sbou, 10 or
inches IN he'gh; and was purchased of MIR. Harvey,
al Lancaster Courthouse, Virginia, by Henry n. Tenn
PlemsD. Ralph sometimes calls himself Thomas, lie
about The same age, dark compiexo owns very much
when spoken 10, IL about feet 10 inches in
aud was purchased Of Doctor KIRK, Lancaster county va
by Mr.. TemPiemsn.-The above reward will be given
or their apprehension and delivery me, in Richmond
AMI all reasonable pador for their coDfne-
inen IN Jail so that get them again $50 Tor either
OF Them ihipk IL probable that they have gotten back
IN their old DeghborhooG from whence they
ed. JOHN Il pRENTiS
June H. tl1-6sF] Richmond pirginia
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~ Both Houses OF Congress have at length sgreed TO
adjournment on the 3Oh of this month.

FOR THE ENQUIRER
MEssRs. EDIroRs: Please say that poll wi he open.
ed ia this District for The ele ciion OF General b. Hsr
vie, as Representative to Congress, in the room oil MIR.
Stevenson unless that gentle shall prohibit by
ciaring he will not serve, II elected.
isnot necessary osay any thing in nensiion OF
gentleman who has so long erjoy ed The confidence OF
his constituents member OF the Assembly nor is il
aiiey 10 add that he has been looked several years
as tbs probable successor Of MIR. Stevenson. This is
known MANY
by everai influential citizens oil New Kent TO STATE that
Gen J. b. Hsryie will be supported candidate to ill
The vacancy ia Congress- occAsioned by the resignation OF
A. Stevenson. ESQ.
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IN DOLLARS REwARD.--Rsn away from The
~ subscriber, on The 9Th inst, living in the county
OF luhenburg, my two negro men, An bony and George
will pay the above reward, il said negroes be delivered
ome or secured in any jail that get them again or
twenty dollars Tor either. Anthony raised by me
Tie is about six feet high, little light complicated has
large hst feet. recolected and had on when
he went away bloc hrosd.cot coat, dark psnaIoops
brown TOR hat; his 0 her clotbug not recoIlected.
George Young raised 10 Jefferson county Virginia
Ills iather u free man, aud lives in PennsyIyanis
where II is probable lie will try 10 get liz pur
chased 10 Richmond the twenty fourth OF April last bv
my son, LiDuaus II knight, OF Mr. Newton Bolev
Tie IL about feet high black scar or mark recollect.
ell; had black fu hat, much blue broad cloth
coat, waisco.t dafk panlsoons llnly striped George
has bad coUnisnsnce and sews The white Of his ewes
when spoken to- Anhony appears to have suilo his
counfe0anco when spoken TO. J. w. KNIGHT
June 10. TI-8tf
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BUsr PUBLisHED "RsndOiph's Leuers' TO Young
81 Relative, embracing Of years from early youth
to mature manhood, and for sale BY r l. SMITH.
June 10. 1i-H
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Richmond, Friday, june I:s.

W IL would be amusing, II 1t were some what an
noy'ng to observe the buzzing Of that little vain
dtscrtPf OF the "Compiler He lately lecturrd The Co.
vernon his duty ordering election in this Dis.
trct TO fill The caused by the resignation OF Mr.
Ste venso and lac him for the time he has
selected. This little brilliant Of the Compiler has placed
bis Excelenry the bed Of Procrustes. He Qhe CO.
vernor) should either have ordered election be held
forthwith, or postponed IL until October or Nov~mb~r.-
b-siies,-~hy did he not publish his Proclspan The
Compiler. for The ben, lit OF all The voters in this is,rc!
Hsun fenedffs. IL il not incumbent the I.egs-
idture 10 elect this modest tcesun Councillor of State
TO the end that the Governor may be properly advised as
TO his Executive sclr! But, to trouble the Cover
nor not bound 10 follow the advice OF Council the said
dbidenf Editor is hereby nominated candidate Tor the
Executive chair la the event Of his election,
oil the Council will be and he will have
an "Ohcsl Gazee OF most extensive circulation under
his controls the yeomanry OF this district Of all
The Other districts 81 the esih will be duly no
hhed Of the proper time md place OF holding their seve
raj eieron' aud may, moreover they have in this dis
rct, receive instructions tho character they should
select az their. Representative.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
MIR. LEIGH.


FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
MIR. LEIGH
The indscrerons OF this gen'Iemah's friends are evi.
IDENTITY casting blight upon his political pr spec,-. To
make huge cry about report, would seem TO infer
that he and his ifisnds dreaded scny OF his political
op mons; and therefore, determined oppose
advancement thereto, with laundering Glamour. To this
construction. as one ii the friends OF Mr. Leigh, must
ETA er my protest. as also, 10 the tesy humour OF some of
his supporters Mr. Leigh stands now the promi-
nsn candidate Tor the Pr. sdeucy before the people Of the
Federated States Probe him to The core yea silt him
Thoroughly !-spd you will still iad h IN golden weight
Save him ON his i nds-snd he show n bitse July
competent TO cope Nth his enemies!
The hurry, furry bustlr aud confusion, about biz Letter
10 Major Lee, reminds iorcbiy Of III. travail Of the
Mountain . have no acquaintance, either with Mr..
Leighs "Atorney, the repued author al Yox Popu.
III; but were permitted TO express opinion on their
warfare. IL would certainly be. that they might more
prohiahy employed -Any two men, IL sppears to me,
might be better engaged than the he throw ing
down birds eggs tor the other 10 smash with
And SIR. to Judge from windy e,t Of the axe man.
would suppose he had made most lib. raj the
product OF Mr.. Mscons pea unts, aud therefore should
be less pro',gal OF his public exhibitions.
The object OF this is. suggest to MIR
Leigh or. ifyou please. his "Aiicney, ,a the
ters have been injuicouy led the propri.ty
OF simply laying the whole OF The letter sjor Lee be-
lore the public, ss the better plan OF queng their tr
lence. Let the People Judge Tor themselves The hub
bub raised about this letter, has given an imporancc
whiehn's ev"ien, MIR Leigh never placed uponii-and
itsppesrs 10 have been written wholly upon ira
ject. cannon suppose MIR. L. have any objection 10
its being published. will remark here, that Mr. Leigh
no" pubhc man. ana " he holds opinions contrary
the arspread opinions Of his constituents they have
right 10 know it-yes, from himself too, an homes,
politician he will own them. If Mr. Leigh held the opi.
hos charged upon him, or years ago. IL is more Than
probable that he s holds them. But do not beIiepe
ne did Mr. Leigh Is not the 10 blur his faults
he has tbeu he has acted above board and will
am persuaded do so IN this instance. "Vox Popu' in
Inmates that the letter contains or ciionabie matter which
has not met the public eye; so. ought to hare It'll
not, then, in justice to NJ Leigh, ought to hare H.
therefore, Mr. Leigh. let US haze it, no for Mr. Leigh
IL lie did hold those opinions provided he is now
thorough convert to the good faith
NULLIFIER.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
SIR: have this or the tune, piece
signed Many Voters IN Hrnrico, bringing my the
notice OF the voters in the District lit person
ny the seat in Congress, recently vacated by Andrew
Stevenson Esq With all proper respect and gratitude for
the kindness OF those friends whose pariisy has led them
TO make this nomination. must beg leave, through yo
10 de clare my determination Got 10 become a csn,iiuair
Tor that ofi'e; and il is perhaps due them, that
some should be assigned for such In
ion TO many that exist, will foo that hope will
prove entirely satisfactory TO all those who might be
posed TO give me their support.
la the first place them have been recently elected
representative FROM the county Of HenTico 10 the State
Legislature, under peculiar state OF political excite
and should feel authorized disposed abandon that
trust. la the second place. could moi under any
Stances permit myself such me TO be made ipsiru
mental in the slightest degree in dividing the ranks OF the
political party 90 which attached, aud by which the
election OF Administration candidate might be effected
NUT likewise add, that there many gentlemen pos
sessing superior claims TO any that could present. aud
mho hope doubt. would prove much acceptable
20 The District; under these circumstances, hope my
friends will for expressing the hope, that
may not be considered candidate for Congress.
Most especially, JNO. nj. Bolts.
Half Sink, June 9Th, 1884
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MARRIAGES

a. Philadslphs the 7h Instant by tho Right B.bop
WHITE Mr.. Butler
Of England, daughter Mr Charles Ksmbis.
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RIGGER,S
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va,
$3o,o00-75 Of 81, OOO--sI of $500.
GRAND SCHEME!
virginia Dismal swamp Lottery,
No. IL, Tor 2Sh June, 1884.

STSTHIH UIsnlaI SWamp EOffcrV,
No IL, Tor 2Sh June, 1884.
CAPITALS:
$50 OOo-$l0 COOS 0O0-- So, 1000 81. 100000.
10 p'izes Of 81 900 "a OF S5U0-&c &c
Tickets SO, halves 50 so, quarters 81 25
Bigger con inues to sell and pay at sigh most of
The Capital Przeso purchase all descriptions of uncur-
rent oven Bank notes. at the raie-to give tho
highest premium for American and Foreign Gold
W Address THOS. b. BIGGER
Exchange Broker, Richmond, Va.
1une 10 II-3t
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BALTIMORE, June 10.
From FRANcE.-The Gulnare, Watts, came up last
evening from Havre--saed 30 Aprii An inelligent
gentle passenger board the c. states that was
currently reported Paris that Lons Philippe had peg-
ed his private fortune 10 pay the American Claims should
the Chamber OF Deputies lain refuse Chronicle
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pOSTSCRIpT.

Further particulars Of The SOrm.--A friend, directly
from Nottoway informs ihat the tempest Of edne
evening last commenced ia the upper end OF that county
dviGing itself iu short time, portion making its way
tlrousb Dinwidde. Sussex, &c. and The other through
Ches,efi.ld and Prince George Many houses were
destroyed aud lives lest. Mr. Jos Fonkes had i've
and MIR. Edward Regal negro killed The storm was
accompanied with hail stones, iren six eight inches in
circumference Soue picked up in Sussex, measuring
folly nine inches round.
Another friend, who rearhed after The preceding
in type bas politely furnished m additional par
ticlars, Of which the following Is brief abstract TIE
storm commenced about miles above Jennings Ord
nary, IN the Northwest part Of Nouowsy Pursuing
the plantations Of Mrs Yefse Mrs Branch Jones Peter
Is Jones' estate. Mr. THIS Goodc's quarter Mrs Bland,
DR.. ~ g. worrbsuSs Mr.. WIN. Msson's Mr. Goodwin
W. Tucker, and MIR Edwin q. Bootrs Tie Rev. Mr..
Pryor. who sufferer in the hurricane Of
the 9th Of May received sso visitation from this.
house he had just finished, supply The place Of be-
fore blown down. swept from ifs ioundaOn scai
tered 20 the four winds OF heaven Tie principal injury
sustained by the persons above named The desuc
lion OF out houses and fencing Several valuable carriages
ALEC broken pieces.
gentleman, Immediately from The Of distress,
handed just paper going 10 press the follow
ing additional particulars: Among the sufferers
were DE-. Vim Cutler, Gen. w ~. H. BrodnaS Mrs Rose,
and VIM Winfield, Mr.. Creenway lost his mill and all
his houses. except The dwelling house.
Capt. Nshl. IT, g. Heath lost every house. torn UP TO
the s and scattered for nearly mile, is himself much
hurt his wi and sister, and eight negroes,
bot thought very dangerous. Capt. Heath was in
the ruins Tor than hour before he could be exf
Gated, by the assistance Of two The only per-
~. 10 ttstor
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HNlVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Siolen from lhe sub.
n sciber, Thursday hight The 29h OF May, a grey
HoRsr. about tour feet ten inches high ten eleven
years old, iros snd PAGES well, and works we'll sill
gre The above I'D 10 any person who will deliver said
horse 10 ne on Church Hill, ritv Of Richmond.
Inne ~. IlI-Ai-l IOlIN HUTCHINSON