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POETRY.
"Suvs yrr REMAINS ursvSs."
IN y.tfr rDrronS ~, .r,,,

TO THE EDIroRs OF THE ENQUIRER
tho county Hanover William Burnley Duke son of Ail,e
Duke, aged ten months
Yop viii confer pa',icu.r favor afflicted e
her, by giving the enclosed laos place your paper.
on THE DEATH OF WILLIAM BURNLEY DUKE
rem G mortal pain and a"gni'h now,
mansion in thy fathers house
Has been prepared for thee.
Thy buiiowed soul meek angels borc,
Son rom Thy dying bed,
Home to thy Saviour sped
BE nom their the offering caught,
With smiles Of peace csre.scd,
Upon his bosom rest.
Come. little one, (he cried } to me-
with eheIubs chime their voice;
oisuch a. thee, tho holy oues
That fourd the throne rejoice.
Then heavenly choirs thct praiser rung.
Ia tones Of melting love,
Aud opened TO thy happy soul
Though yet in Deaths cold, cold embrace
Thy itc body sleep,
srsei .nsel, DER ID. iallowOd spot,
Their plying vigis keep.
Thy little frame in peace shall iost
Beoes,h toe vi'ent sod,
'liii Gabriei's trump the last day
shall wake 1t TO its God.
There lovely flowers in sprnr's sweet ,ims
Ia clusters shall be found
AID every passing gale shal wan
Their fngraaos far around
Though cold, those tender lips I'ys pressed
on with fathers love-
And s,,l that little heart that ,hIobbod
:. With feelings from above.
Tho sonseless now those out,,re chad arm,
And hushcd IL death, that music sweet
Tha, melted from thy tongue
Tho closed foreer thy sweet black eyes,
hat mceky touched mr. soul,
III give thee to a Saviour. love
Aud dark dcspair control.
Thy tender mother, too, Who weeps
Upon thy curly bier,
shall learn ~ curb her bursting grief.
And dry tho rising tear.
No selfish wish of should call
. Thy saintsd soul ftom rect,
10 tnis black world Of care and
or sorrow aud distiess
But rather to that goal VIC n look,
Where care ard pain arc DER
Jhoto IT'S wen claim hse ours u-ain
Where parting is more
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MoRE GLORY IN ANTfcrPATroN.-we feet ann.
symPehy Tor our new Secretary Of the Treasnrv M,
Woo9pury-Who u, without doubt tho elevetest fso.
wa zen Jackson has yet had in his cabinet e viii b,
oy PuH1'ea ~ me opening Of the session Of Con
Ife,sury 'smsy he desired. According 10 a saemant In
e Journal o. Commerce (Which presumed lobe formed
on su accurate esnste) tie appropriations made =, ~
last session, exceed, by three millions and bsf IT, 90,
asled resources Of the Treasury the end Of The
be - follows. viz. f '' W"
pppsgISpu naa 2, last session. S22 900 900
Io,srsss ~ W. P''oiPs' 47CO.092
Former sns,o..;. 49,. $4,000
'' 1904 81
From m. lac, ,,,o, 49,, S32 300 s5s
excess Of appropriations, M asa
Ss2 Ias 2I0
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ENoun vALuARLE FARMs.-- n,Ing da.llers % n.

ENOUH VALUABLE FARMS Reing desifs,,s n ,,l,
n Pose Of ihe following very valuable Farms they ara
now offered for sale 80
The first, lying part in The souny Of Amherst anil n,,
III Nelson, 90 tie waters OF Tye and Piney Ki,sr snd
on both sides Of the Piedmont Stage roaJ be oi
burg and Washington City, abou! % miles rom ne lc
inef, aud about midway between Amherst au1 Ncl.',
Coni,l'-bouses; containing $500 acre.
The second isr'n, The waters of Rock Island II, t
counties OF buckingham aud Csmpbeli-ile county line
passes through this tract five miles from vines River
%hefe y convenient boat lnding and ! miles ffon
Lynehbufg; containing goo acres
re thifd' lying 10 Boteouu county. Immediately ON
'shes RIVER, ex'sDdihg 10 Rfchy Peibf mill and fee
ne' mellow The town Of IA onsbufg tract coo,ins
very superior ''''' '""
The fourth, small firm in Amherst county be,ve.,
Lfnchburg aud tlsc rhouse near The Stare road an,
within miles Of tie court house.
The three ifs defcfod very yalusi!~ situated in
bne, iesliy rnd sell wascfcd country the roll be,n
well adapted 20 lie culture Of the Various sssrle Of lie
county and no" ~ high state Of improvement aud GOOD
cultivation, and possessing ajsau,agrs which render tec
desirable 70 persons e-hng topufguc agriculture 10,
ng I'd ne mmsda'e vicinity o. manufacturing wills. aud
i'"g on Or neas he waters Of James River lie ssyrs
"on o. which Is ssle aid good al sessoas 10 Rebmo
snd LynchbWE II msy with confidence be ssiI d,st
such 'fuy valuable and desirable prope y is very seldom ~
be found 10 market In Virginia Persons wishing 10 sot
chase property Of The foregoing descrpton or obsitn0
niomshoD thereon, are invited apply 10 either The sub
sciioor, or bis son James w. Morgan In Lypchbutg
H"gn't ~. l2o-w6wl Nm. MORGAN.
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The PEAR TRxr--At Melwooi. the former beautiful
residence OF the accomplished and revered Mis- Dgg.s
o. Prince Georges county, pear trees engrsed or The
common white thorn. These grew 10 beautiful
si<r anu are remarkable Tor then ui,iui aud
dctng health We mention the Tact. la Older that those
who take pleasure n the Guilty OF the gifts of Hea-
veo miy adopt similar system vi Improving their ifuit--
.Iarl6 Banner.
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az ANfED, as Az Apprentice The Printing Busi.
w ness, Youth OF respectable conGexions from,
to 10 years Of age possessing good English Edacson
Apply ~ the office Of This paper. Msv 20
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Cost oil merchandise,
DO. lst ar. OF 1888,
Less, specie included,
$l9,
,993,9ls
256,055
l2,o77,s03
Sl9,76O,4I4

Exeesso merchandise 1st SIR. Of 1884. 81 6s2 h2I
$1,000 692 '0' "''e' 81 cost
ms accounts Tor the second quarter Of are NOT We,
competed en hey are Ear ascerained az to eave mn
oouot nai he amount w be quite large as for the cor
responding 81 quarter of 1893 - " 0 'o'-
ne amount Tor the second quarter both Of ,bis year
ana ss much Of made up by the return of ships from
me East indies and other long voyages upon which lhsv
sailed during the previous year. ny
Alter the above statement vvo dceo, = ,,s....- b..
say soo'her word on this head. We hope our Gien n
he merCsnue VIII not in future he 90 bard upon ne
less they have something besides gloomy conjecfes 10
Pesen IN opposition 10 cheering facs Let us rather be
geiu' one and all that Providence has been better 70
VS. man our Tears, ADD instead Of broodpg over our
ones 20 10 york. and gather the rich harvest OF oros
perry winch IL open befors us.
VIZ u ne wishes TO know the prosperity Of trade 81 ham.
the article below: MN read
pshc Of Ibis city, says tla no ono WHO he No,
PAU attention 10 The subject, can imagine the greats
o. business nov transacted tho schuyIki front Of lie
y ne va. gnan,iiyof goods arriving and deparing and
slo Ne" ORR Gazette, another paper # the same breed
uDepes ha' business is active than usual At tbis
season o. ue year IN hat city Sueb then IL The rom
iession OF these worthless, alter their doefoI ontes E
M yeal. nc chsnge' We presume, s "becaose rop.
Gss, sgonrned without suy measures Of ,edress fo lie
Bank. "-PeHnSyiUa 'ou''' !" "e
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The receipts Of the Treasury Cor the year lisa. may DO

The receipts Of the Treasury Cor the year 1854 may DO
stated as follows. viz:
ENneed receipts from all sources sis 500 COO
peg'eole excess OF receipts es,imsies 81 100000
rs lnsed baisurs OF available funds ia tho
Treasury, ON LIST Jan 1888, 1886 100
Total, s27 oes zoo
Deficiency on the lst Of Jan 1885, 42OI AGO
Balance to be paid in glory!'
We have noticed that, three or four instances the
letter. wiring mandatory in this city has very
sy In the circulation OF estimates TO run the deposie banks
dry. aud the Treasury entirely aground before the
meeting OF Congress Before the alton bills
passed. IL IL presumed they had their cue fo
eSuiaons anu prophecies, that when these bills pass
the pet banks would be broken down. II those grave
prophets were to be believed there no Treasuryno
monry-and yet the Treasury Department was required
topay from twenty to Thirty millions Without Treasury
anc without money; aud then well might they, after such
oshei and such exravsgant appropriations. boast that
whcn all was paid, there would not be much lett
Their KIND end the Bank, also came in to Aid in veri.
lying their own prophecy, by Selling over Si6O 600 Of
the public dividends belonging the Treasury aud which
oher"se Mouid have gone 10 pay appropriation bills TO
that amount -
But, after all these Vaccinations and ou,rsges-we
congratulate the country chat its growing energies and
unexsmpled property likely, urdcr the smiles of
Providence, baie all the designs OF the enemies of The
administration as TO 10 the Tfeasuryo dsconcert the
schemes OF the bAnkand TO show how worthless the
predictions OF toe panic makers OF estimates, and how
short lived their 5es aud jeers about more glory are
Whether Mr. Woodbury. be or be not .the cleverest
fellow ihst General Jackson has yet in his cabinc we
venture to guess abou, him, as lac is Yankee THAT lac
sion OF Congress to glorious view of state
oil tho Treasury as may be desired
We guess aud friends will mark the result
hst there Is in truth " mos glory IN snticips alton;
Tat all the demands on The Treasury during the year
Vnelud'ng the redemption OF the debt not due Ill,
alter July nox) will be promptly conyenian,lv and
faithfully paid-,hat the selected Banks will neither be
run dry, nor embarrassed bat exhibit pros
porous CONDITION as the mammoth i,sef-snd ihs tho
next annual report from the Treasury Department will
satisfy he community, that the glory OF democratic
People, and democratic President in respect fiscal
concerns is TO eniorcse principles OF and tue
plain dictates OF the Constitution about banks aud coin
and while doing that under General Jackons Admins
son 'her glory canno, be long furnished ecpsed
The ars oil designing men, whether goaded anbiion
envy or avaIice.-- W. Globe.
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w. W. NJ.
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NH ESsRS JOHN .uc.li0rough augustus C;arso,, mud
4tA ESoeIf CarSon.-GEN T LEAIEN--As Won are not
inhaoiIdnts OF this State, aud have not any known aren't
ned 'at On Wednesday, The tenth day Of September next
oe'ween The rising and setting OF the sun Oh that d.y al
e]eK"h roTis tavern, IN he county OF Cumberland in
ths state, shall proceed take d-po.ons of s.n1en
oo"k and others; aud "Wednesday, the fifteenth day Of
'he same month, between the rising and setting OF lie
SUM- OIL That day al the house OF James b. AnLrTs, in
The same county and Stale shall TO take The de-
position oil HE sid James b. Anderson which rpositnns
are 10 De read as evidence in st in Chsncery now de-
pending IN The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry or hen'ico county wherein plsintT and Won
end Others are defendants. The licking which drpos
''o"s, MOI completed on the days above mentioned will
he continued ion day TO day at the sane plscrs uon
conP'eleu. foufs.S RICHARD A. RlSON
"NE"-' 2S-W4y
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TeCpIvrd al I,is
- ohec. until Tie LIST day Of October next; for Tie de-
livery OF provisions Tor the OF the troops Of the Unied
lows: 40 W.
al .Ne,O Orleans.
80 bushels Of now white field beans
300 OF good bard iaiow cqndos
lbs gallons Of good 900" oide yi %y sG'
AT Baton Rouge.
OF. as5 bushels Of new White Gs RGS Se,n.
s s.so pounds %n % Of good good , bad soap
81 bushels Of good clean dry sab
900 gallons Of good cider vinegar
III Fort JesuP, IS miles By lind iom .Naich;tocaes
$50 '1 Do o Of iSos .o,.,s,o aon,
.3 $50 su.hgl. sfoog wI',s Gold di Soan,
s 200 p' DO OF Of soo5 bad s oo ,oa
1850 gallons Of good ciier vinegar
oc9 baf on the lat M.y fcm9inis ~ i, Decenber 1875
III me F"o''c Landing sir miles from Fort Ioicson,
mouth ofhe C1ienichi.
2i0 biTcs or
go 90 ,s DO Of fe.b snparaeo aour
~. ~ bushels OF new white field bcans
1000 do Of gocd bad ,siiov candle,
So s sSs Of e s sSS' eide, iIs@9 s s sat-
The whole 10 ss delivered oo,h Of April 1896 and 10
AT Fort Smith, arkansas.
g barrels Of pork
10 Do ofGesh supetane -four
tl bushels of now white field beans
$50 g % Of o. 9 ssoi h na'd ,. Gip ,,oso,
Syu gfiuns OF good cider
Tho whole 70 be delivered a tho month OF Nav 1877,
III fo1 GIBSON, mouth Of the Perdigris, $50 miles
abore Fort Smith, .gyEansas.
ei0 barrels az polk
1910 do Of fr,.b superGne n ur
$50 bushels Of new white field beans
llG6O pounds Of good hard SOAP
800 do o. good hard t~lio~ candles
20 bushels Of good "a dry ISLE
200 eaions of good cider vinegar
The Whole TO b. delivered BY the let Of Nay, 1895
AT Je0ersOn Ba'rocks, 10 miles beloio 81. Loufs.
$50 barrels ~ pork
80 DO 0fffsh supnsfle flour
.g3l bushels n new white 4 rs beans
52cO ponnda ~ good hnM sorp
2;t'0 DO ~ good hard islov candies
100 bu-heis Of good ciean dfy salt
1857 7aNonf 81 good cider sinoar
~ Tort Leogenieofih, dfouh efLtals Platte.
$50 do or fosii snpNfffe a,ur
2i5 bushels ~ Heid basps
$3.50 pounit Of good had snso
loOp DO o. good hard tailoyg candles
80 bushels Of good c osn dfg ssn
lnOD gallons of food cider
Ono half on LIST May remainder fst Of Ostobsy ts9s
~ For! armstrong, Mississippi Riper.
250 do Of fresh supeffae Sour
~ bushss 81 nov white field beans
1880 pounds of god SOM
900 do or good hard tsiloef cangos
IS bushels Of good clean 5sy san
900 ganons Of good cider
Tho whole 70 be delivered by The LEI Or Inso 1874
NJ fott Crawford Prairie dt CHEN. Mes R;.,r
go barrels Of pork 10y w 'V'''
o'U 90 OF fosb sunefhoe four
20 bushels white SEED boaoe
1850 pounds good hard solp
loVJ DO Ofg0od hard taiiOpg candles
10 bushels Of good clean dry sak
=, 10 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
the whole - BE- delivered BY 'hc ~ ofjuse 1875
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K. BUCKNER,
:. BUCKNER.

ih'e"gNbce Hon Texas contained im the New Orleans
papers snow that considerable excitement prevails he
IeffSSung 'he continued imp,isou'pens Col Austin h,
'he Mexican government. On the I4n, Nav AIs,in wa
. IN prison. though strictly confined 90 previous
W S"ha Anna had enlarged the bounds OF his cup6ne.
arn and expectations entertained that he would be
relieved within week - "
~ IeSs The Acsie If The municipality of Gusfi5 had
summoned meeting Of the syunianento 10 consider thc
treatment OF Cot Austin snd the general subject nj a
save government Tor Texas, which forms the cause of die
saisdcion between Aus;n and the Mexican auhori,ie
ne anress oil the hicsde il published in the New Or
eens Dne"n. II is an animated appeal TO the people 10
assume inc responsibility Of the acts for Which Ans,n il
iiPsohed and unite in energetic demand for STATE
effects recommended " '''
10 NE present political divisions Of Mcxicc Texas is
a"a'ne' 20 me province OF Coahula--and all avs ema-
na'e from MAJ legislature These ara not very sricilv
occd HE Co'onss yielding obedience in general and
""O'u nheh interference Gully TO those which edit their
views a'd position Among the Stale laws recently en-
"C'e" one establishing entire liberation of all resious
secs anu another establishing the trial by in,v Tbess
s'UsFy regulations must be coDfouDdsd with the To-
uetai eHacinouis oil the Mexican Congress- out of bic
,he a'e eVi disturbances have grown They are STATE
Avs hey e expected TO quiet the minds of The So,
ues ana reconcile them longer continuance Of thsi,
oePsnJan, coDnexion Coahuils
ne national boundaries Of Texas include territory
larger man The kingdom oi France and from its fertility
e"PAhe o. sustaining much larger population -Franre
supports no" abou, thiry-iwo millions. Bait Amer
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81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber cfIefs for sale
E 'he tr.e, Of Land which he resdes, 10 the covu
~ VI "iesN'enourg' on Cox ofeekseEbt miles East of
tanning between nine hundred anil one ihoussnd scre
one hundred acres Of which, valuable low oy.nn5
oA'y reclaimed, and produces Tobacco OF fe ls,ge.,
"ze ani hnr-t quality There are abou. two huniscI
acres 81 woodland on this tract. Of excellent qn.y III,
w! ana Disiety on is land will he cold .s H. The
MN has PAIR o Burr and pair OF Esopus corn s,ones
WIN manufacturing complete in eog; ferair and
worth about two hundred barrels Of toll cnsn psr yet
ihee are i"o settlements dis plant scn win, a oood
dwelling house aud every Necessary OH, ho,>e on ell
,strme"' The land will be divided should purchasers
ueste ~ Persons wishing 10 purchase. WILL Of course
we" Tie land-so shall say here.
+. n. GREGORY
The Fa'mville Chronicle will publish tho above three ,s md
July %. 81 e.
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(From Tho Farmers Resis,sr.


On Suekering CgTH.-I had the pleasure a few vea,s
ago' spend day IA company With old Mr. Macon Of
worm CHroina, when our conversation was prncips, on
SUBJECTS OF agriculture; and among others the cunysou
o. ind'sn corn Alter hsvng imputed whether had the
"h'cn gre" forn the roofs Of the pulled OF
az Is TIE common practise, aud received my answer in The
ahfhauEe he informed me that he had suffered them ia
esl"' having hon fepested experiments ascersjnng
ms uey hid not inure the corn; but on The contrary Tho
sucker more frequently than other u good
OF CORN and That they failed So there was an in
crease u i0dder have since tried lie expereu, and
Witnessed Tie oiowing results That alter cheerully ex
nhng 'he ears oil com The stalks producing suskors
Aey were ionid 10 be good is ears on the .t,r
r"nnfIng stalks not producing thcmf large msoritv
OF 'he suckers produced good corn though the ear4 ene
Faliy "r5s smaller Than hose the mother STALK and
nat toi course there increase Of fodder i,b
o entering into an inquiry whether corn ought not 10 he
pinned 20 thick a. 10 prevent is producing suckers az
cR panng wlil prevent q, OF which an moi sure or
hcf he pulling hem Oh may ininfe The corn be
inicting wounds on the Stalks, can now safety reroo
menu Pr macons practice, saving The time and labor
o. pulling Oh suckers, aud What is Of more conscouence
az odueing 40 increase Of Tho crop Of corn and folder
ought 10 add That none but the suckers growing o the
root ought 10 be suffered 10 remain. ~
Charlotte Co March
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oFficE OF CoMMIssARY GENERAL Of SUBsisrENcE
-,.r Washington, Jisiy 1lh 1891
ASEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ once, until The LIST day Of October next for the de-
Very o. provisions for the OF the troops Of the Uned
9'ass' to be delivered in bulk, upon Inspection as fol-
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~ ANCEkY-YlRGINIA.-At a court held for
n baeSngh'm county the ninth day of June 1891:
ag inst 80 ~
Snhh Moseiey aud Frances his wife, Defendants
The defendant, John Moseiey not having en,.-aS I;
PearSnce e"d given security according to the act OF AS
semSy aud The rules OF this Court, aud it appearing hv
satisfactory evidence, that lie is an inbabant Of mi,
country; rs ordered, that the'ssd absent do
appear here on the first day OF the Septic uber Court
a" answer The bill OF the plaintiff that a copv This
"usr "e 'or hw inserted i'll newspaper published
W Tue CITY OF Richmond, for months sue es-yey aud
ps'eu 81 me 'front.' door OF the Conrthose this county
July l. * . o. -
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E4Noh SALE-1he valuable farm on which 4 reside
IL called Snowden. L. contains nearly eleven hundred
sees; Tour hundred and fifty cleared and in tho rou-
nne oil cultivation; the rest in woods, principally Of oak
" possesses nue. meadow, Which yields large crop Of
hay annually, and the Canal which passes through H.
hrs, rate mseat, mc and hall from Ffed~fcks-
burg The improve mcnts are, rom.nons modern bick
onse aud all Necessary out houses sufficient for large
family, all IN p!ee repair, en- q commanding emf
nene- about one nile ahovr Fredericksburg The land is
~'"'e IN the production OF corn, wheat, Sc and tho
Wool Tor which there ia always ready market is iuex-
o.","eie II Moderately used am willing sci. the
"h''e i'r'"' o' portions o II, 10 suit purchs-v,s
YEAMANS SMITH.
August 10 oost
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II CiANCERf--VIRGINI Alt Rules held in -,e
Clerk Office Of the Circuit Superior Court nf l,,v
su ShHncery Tor Cumberland county. the 81 10 The
N "Hy OF Jnne, lusiyc, IN the year 1881:
s 'or"' Compile,
Elizabeth Phillips, Benjamin a. Phillips. Bowtv Phil
~ ,, lIlta Phillips Newton lazieg,ove and Lucy
Ann his wife. formerly Lucy Ann Phiiina Fer5inand -
Coleman and Eliza, his wife, formerly Ez. Phillip, peter
- fml'"Ps Richard l. PhilIiPs Sally Phillips Poiy Phil.
ups susan Philips and NJ arlha Phillips Def,
ne drienht ants, Benjan'n a. rIlips Bowry pbiljps
'h1 VILLAIN Phillips. not having their
% gwen seeuriy according TO the act OF Assembly and
The rules ol this Court and appearing b %
uNse mat iey are not sban Of This con,lnonue
va ie nolon OF il'e complainant is oJdered That ,hc
"u defendants do appear here lie first day Of S,ne
oef er next, and The plsinuhs bill: and ba
copy oI ibis erder be forthwith inserted in some news
Paper punished In the city OF Richmond and continued
lor Two months succes-iveiyand HAT another copy be
po'su up az the 'front.' door OF the of this co
~, copy. Issie, p. H. NUNNALI.Y D. G.
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ss Ss'i s. sa ,s ss''' '' denotes qasno ore sa
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6ARRiAGEs, CARRIAGES Subscriber IA.
~ Tor sale, at his Coach Factory conner Of and 9Th
streets handsome assortment OF Coaches, Charioces
baoucilcs Buggies aud Sukies with Harness of eve,y
description. all Of the bes, Workmanship and warranted to
STAND, which he will sell aslow they can be purchased
10 this or the Northern cies for cash. on credit for ap.
proved notes. JAMES BOSuER
, For sole, as above. H. Koru's Pa'en, Fly Nets, for
carriage aud riding horses.
august H. 2S-u
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FHAnrronr Inlu 10

FRANRyoRr. July 1911 1891
~ - have ihis day sent by K. johnson. the gun
said 10 he Tseumse's--ii was purchased bv Nil VIZ
gg Of tbs place, Of the battle Of the Thames in Canada
from soldier who iolormed BIN was taken from The side
Of that great Warrior.
hope you viii receive il from me % present You're
van fepeSy a. ri. RENNfCK.
AZ - me WlPefs ere also sent a. II. K
GREAr CRossiNes. 10Th July, 1891
r. DeW Sn-i received your preseuf--the gau which
Iecuriseh bore die battle Of lie Tba,e, liz 80
sno curious presents snd you IL shs be valued
properly, You can easily imsgiue that every relic
Ofcngm lfon 'ha hsrd fought Gsld, where our fellow
einzen' "aded through blood 70 victory would revive
fec9eetoos NE dearest 70 my heart Every thing Of s
so nas Tendency 70 brighten The glory Of those citizen
SOLDIERS who bfavsd ibc perIs q that dsv II IL sspec
ally grateful 10 my feelings TO perceive hat nv eoonisg
men deem me worthy Of being The depo.,s Of all mai re-
mains d vanqOi,hed chiesn who was in ruth sived
the KING or THE WOODS an Indian Il 4. true hot oo
uesPieaOle antagonist with great respect,
Your grateful friend,
" ReNNrcE E4q
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