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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-10

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND fer Srls
by virtue ola decree ofthe Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Canccry for Gloucester county
at October Term, 1884, cause therein be-
tween George r. +. Lorimcr n Co plaintiffs and
Warner L. Oliver and others defendants ~, be- xooscd
to sale by auction, for cash, Gloucester
on the first Monday in March next (beinp Court dav1
that beautiful aud valuable Estate called Violet RAM
the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox decd 'Ibis
estate lies immediately Poropoiank creek and within
mile OF ork River and ofcousc il very convenient
10 Tie oyster trade which is carried great extent
on mat River IL contains about six hundred acres &C
Land perfectly level and is believed to be well tmbcrcc
ON me banks OF the creek there inexhausble beds
mari aud shells The improvements consist of a spa
cous brick mansion, with every other house necessary
Tor the ar, all OF which believed TO c in rood re-
pair This land viii be sold subject the rrht ofdower
therein, OF the widow Of Thomas b Fox with this cy
eeption, the title is deemed good, but deed with special
warran; only, will be made To the purchaser
AUGUSTINE L.. DABNEY
THOMAS &. ANORY
WILLIAM ii. ROY
January ~ [SO-lawtdsl Commissioners
W Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs Fox, The widow of Thomas b. Fox deed hath de-
parted tins l!i consequently the purchaser OF the land
ABOVE mentioned viii get an immediate and absolute
title to The whole estate. We are requested TO state,
that the place contains about $50 instead of COO acres o
land; and IN addition to this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred Purchasers are
invited to view the premises
AUG. l.. DABNEY,
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NVN . IlNTs u. DA DIN l..
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM II ROY
january %.
AUG. l.. DABNEY, } c..
THO. &. AMOkY. Nomnis-
WM. II. ROY. sioncrs.
pOSTPONENIEN,r

~ The sale Of the land above mentioned not having
taken place ON the LIST Monday in March it will certain.
ly be made at Gloucester Court house o.. the Is Mon
day in May next, being Court day upon the following
"rns; ny consent OF partes-'lhc claim of te piis
Geo l. r. lorimcr x Co, and the costs and chars,s Of
Inc suit winch Will amount TO little over three thou
SAND dollars Will be required in cash; for the balance
two equal payments six and twelve months credit
To- In secured by good personal sccnrity and deed
o trust ON The land Too much can scarcely be said
IN communication of this most beautiful valuable and
desirable estate, which contains including ularsl,es
one thousand acres. not much short Of it, The land
about o5O acres, being entire level lynu on a Greek
winch Is navisabe for large vessels immediately in front
oil me dwelling having on il inc xhaustib beds of mari
ana shells at three different points of the farm: LARGE
brick minsion continuing eight besides five in the
cellar kitchen, smoke hOusc, barns house
Nc, NC; all said to be in good rcpair-and POSSESSING
in addition TO all these and other advantages the inrs
mable convenience Of and easy access TO- the yeacst
abundance of the shelly aud fnny tribes OF fish as we'll
as every variety of wild fowl in their respective seasons
Purchasers are invited to view the place aud Judge
for themselves MIR. Oliver, the pfcscn. proprietor viii
take pleasure in showing the premises to any gentleman
DESTROYS OF purchasing farm
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81 SbAh REWARD.--Absconded from the planta.
~ &SW ton Of Mrs Sarah Hudson, deceased, of
Chcslerheld county. Negro boy, named BARRIsoS--
ne ~ very likely Negro, Of dark complexion rather
below the ordinary height, but well made and about Is
years old lilo marks cc0llccted except dent in one Of
hs Jaws occasionally The tooth achehs chilling CON
sisted oi dark domestic, pretty much worn and a wool
hat with very broad brm. Il is likely he has obtain
ed free papers and viii acmp TO pass as Free Negro
lie has been 10 me habit for several years Of driving
Wagons, for Mcssrs Casey Of Cumberland lame
Beach VIM l.. Foster aud Kit Smitdson Of Charlotte
where c viii probably cndcagor TO ector b. Dc ncigb
hoiiood OF Dr. Smiths near RCiDs Tavern with whon
Is mother lives The above reward will ie riven r,r
ms delivery TO me A SPEARS
Htil.DoTo', AIarch I2 100 ute
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AUG. l.. DABNEY.)
T IyiS e 6 AAMnokY, com'rs.



% The Editors of tls Richmond Wing Norfolk beacon arc
requested To insert TIE above iii in their
respective PsPers ana forward their ONCE Tor roc
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of u decree of The
III Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
Henrco county, pronounced the DIST day of Noyem
ber lo' in cause therein depending between the, Pre-.
college, paintis--and Mary c. Grafton widow and
Adininistra'rlx of William Grafton and others de-
April next ON the premises If fair, if not the frs fair
day thereafter by auction, to the highest bidder ON
credit OF twelve months the tenement formerly Lclong
ing TO tie plaintiffs, situate in the county of kim VII
lian which was sold to William CraAon (wlio resided
thereon ut the time he diedD and is described in the pro-
ecedngs OF the said cansc, the College tencni, mt
number thltysevcn containing one hundred and fo,,,
acres--as per Collcgc plat book
Bond with security will be required of the purchaser
ncy is paid.
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LENBURNlE FOR sALE.--fiaying determined
IA to remove to The South west will offer fer sale
on the promises, Wednesday tic 9Th Of May next f
fair # not The next faF day az p O'Clock ;he Tract or
Land on which Mrs H. Cure resides called Gcnburnic
situated within half mile Of Paliuyra, tlc county
scat 81 fluyanna, and containing 100 acres of land
INC clearinghouse is Of brick, two stories high new
and coinmodioug Attached 20 it. are excellent out
houses, good water, and productive cardcn The tos-
lawyer who would farm small scale would par.icn
larry recommend this property, ] know no situation
where gentleman of that profession could do better il
being within half day ride Of fonr or five Coprts
5hculd any person disposed to purchase want more
land he could get adjoining the prcnisca as much da
would make large and compact firm, fair terms and
hberal credit The household and kitchen furniture
viii be sold the same day.Terns made known at i've
sale. MILES CARY.
- l0r L. Cwir.
March ~. lol--wfw
Y83iiE partnership between Pence & smith 10 liz
~ Milling business is this day Dissolved BY inntaoI
consent WM 81 fR1Cr
NN
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EDUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of two DEGREES of the
IA County Court of PowAatan, the one pronounced ON
March, 1875, in suit between William Pope and oilers
plaintiffs, and John T. Peasants and others defendants
the undersigned, as Commissioner therein mentioned
at public auction, on the first Monday in Nav next
(being Court day0 so much Of tract OF Land in the
county oil fowhaan on Joness Creek, belonging John
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re! oIlCE.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Su-
Perior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
henrco, pronounced in the of James L. Price rs
John Forbes, executor ri ais, shall proceed to sell ON
the premises, the Both day of April next II fair If not
lle next iar day thereafter Sunday exccplcd) that
situated within halfa mile of the Town of Columbia
containing one hundred and fifty three acrcsThe inn
The situation is hcalthyscrera excellent sprnys Of
water ana ITS proximity to the line Of the James River
improvement, renders II peculiarly valuablc1c terms
oil sale viii be- one fourth cash. tho balance in two equal
instruments of six and twelve months bearing interest
from Day oisle the purchaser giving bond and security
ana deed Of trust on the land to the payments
March o. 1,,z III
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~ - iIiClNIA--At Court OF monthly
IL session held for the county of Louisa at the (our
mouse, on Monday, the 9th day of February, 1895
NaFlu w. huhtcr, Pltf
James Bib and John Ellis Deps
Inc defendant, James Bibb not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing 10
the satisfaction ofthe Court that ne is an nhabiiant
OF thls state; On the motion OF the plaintiff by his coun-
sell 1t IS Cydcrcd That the said james Bib do apocar
before the Justices of our said Court the Courthouse
on the frst day OF next juno Term of said Court and
answer me ranti bill; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in lie
Cy OF hchmond for two months successfully and post
ca ai the front door Of the Courthouse of this county
a coPy-Ieste, DAVID NJ. HUNTER. D. re
1"a'CH - l01-wSw
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81 $40 co with interest $3.50 GO thereof Irom the
ioth OF March 1885, on $l2 60 from the first Of Novem-
oGr, IS'V ana ON Sol3 % thereof, from the 9Th dny of
COSTS OIL INC su aforesaid and to defay the charges and
expenses attending the sale
three years, upon the purchasers al wing bonds win mood
security to carry interest from the day of SALE and the
ute VIII Oe held until the purchase money is fully paid
Ana tic land viii be surveyed to the purchaser
March "a fIO7-wcyl o,,d Cai,, a;ss;",',.
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d BA4A REWARD !-Abscondcd from the sub
% y WIZ scIiher thia morning n Nnnro MN MN.

Schcrmcrhorn's stone ware, assorted
April 3. Inn--,rAu,
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DIR. RELIES
n. BOTANICAL sekssspS !

- IN, or the most eltcaclous compounds III tile
u,,ia Medica, for the cure OF thai class OF h'et-
,,' diseases produced by an impure state OF the
,,,a md ,itiatcd habits of the body, ana usually
;,in, themselves III the forms of Scrulula salt
phnn, Ieprosy st. Anlhony's Fire. Fever, Sores,
,hc, The bones are aticcted) White SwellngS,
r''ed with DIR. Jebb's Iinment,) foul and obs-
Wa,arilce,s. Sore Legs and Eyes, Sealdhead in chill
h nav, s,cu,yy and rcorbutic Gout, Pimped or Car
tn,aa Faces. Fostering Eruptions, and Nenereal
,Tan,s throughout the body, in which last case the
n"n',s ofen cure when Mercury fails They are al
80 - ,hc hest Spring and Autumnal Fhyslc to purify
sd cleanse the system from hunofs winch frequent
an" At thcsc seasons of the year. They also
ia he nrocesS Of digestion, and by purifying the
Hood nreyent the secretion OF malignant humo1s ON
,he mnrs. The proprietor confidently relies upon the
,ast number of surprising cures effected by these
n,ons moi only in Boston and It's vicinity, but
,hnobont the MON, for the best proof ct Their eN-
'a,enrr a. an untalling Alternative Medlcine IN all
,bc cases above specified.
,rhis article has recently been pronounced by Il
l,siran of the first respecabllltN who had witness
"a -, snrnrisnc efficacy entitled III his opinion.
., t,le the lead of all the popular articles known for
h boye complaints, aud indeed lsiast gaining this
o;r, IN public estimation, throughout the country.
Price : a Bottle, on six Bottles Tor -.
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RICHARD -. 'u'sEHss3N,

NING determined to remove 10 the West,
1 1 offers for sale his property, consisting of the
House and Lot now occupied by X. :. n J. u. FL
den, on Main street, the House and Lot occupied
by him as IA family residence, and the House and
Lot occupied by Mr.. Seabcrry, both on Third
street, and III the central part OF town. Also,
tract of Land in Wythc County, containing
2'53 acres, on the meadows of Bear Creek. Also,
his Household and Kitchen, Furniture, amony
/ which a very neat Piano Forte. nearlg
new, and to tune none better. Also the sub
scribers offer their stock of Goods, consisting of
Stills and Copper Ware of various kinds, Tin
Ware, stoves, w owe Wire for Wheat Fans and
Mill Screens Hardware and Cutlery, and vare-
iy Of other articles, all of which they Will sell at
very reduced prices and having good stock
OF materials on hand, will continue to receive
orders III their line, and what they cannot COM
pIete before they close, will be done by J. B..
Tlden, who will continue the business.
All the above property, if not sold privately,
Will be offered for sale at public auction, on the
llth OF September next, and sale continued till
all sold
All persons indebted 10 them, or II. :. Tilden,
are requested to come forward and make pay
hleht without delay, and those having claims a
galnst them, will hand item in that they may be
pad. Hope none will fail to call before r. :.
'"ch ieHeS mere, as 1t Is very desirable 10 nave
al the business closed. He will consider any
Grams against him, that are not presented before
nc ieaVes, as given up, and he will not Willingly
pay 'hem, as he intends settling all he knows any
thing about before he goes.
All persons having left old work To be repaired,
are requested TO come and take it away, as they
VIII not be responsible for it after the business Is
.oSed. Also ) shares of Stock i'll the Lynch
nVrg Manufacturing Company, and a Wagon,
Nart aud Carryall. r. 5. n J. b. T!LDEN.
, Il The above sale postponed till Monday next,
the 2lst instant II. :. TIIDEN.
scp II 81
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NO CERE! NO Ply!

AtTRECkER' : Corn Plaster warranted TO cure
- if properly applied Price p cents per box.
STRECKER'S Compound Lnament of Phos
phorus, for Rheumatism, Gout Hard Swellings &c.
&c. Price p cents per vial.
STRECkER'S Extractive Liquor. This article
removes PANT, Tar. and Grease Of any kind and
even Ink, from all kinds of Cloth, Silk, &C. without
destroying the colour, except green aud yellow, and
perhaps few othcrdeicate colours. Price - cents
Just received and for sale, at the Sign Of the Col
den Mortar, by DAVID Il. Ii MAN, igt.
Sep. II 1t
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AUrT-DxnLIOUS PILLS.

For indigestion, Loss Of 1PPette LStlessness'
Headoehe, Costireness, ffdf"le"ec, Chof'c,
Bilious AFFECTIONS, S'c.
,INO comment on the efficacy OF these Fills after
successful experience OF many years in Eng
,l .l ,nr,ica has established their regulations is
"nrJrss. suffice IT 10 observe, that for redundancy
Of ri. FIatuence. Costlvcness, Headache, Ne.
Xc they will undoubtedly prove far more seNicea-
HE ,han those drastic purges too frequently employ
ed, and will not only at the same time tend tn
,.r,oyc the offending cause by gentle motions, and
.,nnothcn the digestive organs, but improve the APP
nr,c and renoyate the system.-Prce 80 cents.
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y,x. FLETGFgEks ~ YOEErs.
TERMS.
Vbe E,aucF,bHrg ETrgi9sis!4s
TER Ms.

" .,,d hrice iceek, al 81 Peraanua, payadie il,
nPftaee No paper ,riH be discontinued, (bot al Ht
g M.rnoa ofe Ed,tors,J until al arrearoges orepoid
"s " EMBELLISHMENTS ,rH be inserted al
20 !, per square. Tor icss) TIE frst time and 81
81 f., ,qcb continuance. Those from distance
es"I maid for previously to their Insertion, "aiess th
,',,,pi b, assumed by some responsible person IN
Lymhbmg. H.. r,;,o.. ,n,,s, h., posr pam.
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MrETlNGlN tskAlpBFIt.


'''''' lii'' "' ing conn., ''l lot Tie pun
POKE "' 9, Pi'S.la& l,"n ePaloh> "l, dnd adopting
s'7' >'"'"os WIN I'aaa 10 ur proceedings Of
N'''''' Noo'''oosts N"R9d fd"HH,
''1 WIS '' 1l ~ tue 'ihi1 MD "'h'tf u. ~ IN
nj f',''''' ''s'i''''N'
,''' ''e' PI"vr'dtd IL appoint commit
- - ~ ',, 81 +, '''l''' 3od resolutions winch
consisted o. 'e following gentlemen Capt Adam
''',"' ,''N'h'il i''hun, Id Nol. Haechrns
=. n'I'"'ina mann DANIEL IT. Id DIS,
M l. '''"loalh" ""''ft " " rhefs, aud Hen
y u !, v 5'l'=""'' alter l'i'os sheu time,
returned ana proposed to the me, lin, that, 1t
TOO '' 10 afao resolutions im'l uteht, aud not
N'S''as !" 'aloafo me meeting without acting on
,'' suoj''' ana ''n'"'''ne IN the sentiments set
9'''' ~ "'' 'ea'nn' ana RESOLUTIONS oi the poo
I'' u nl,o'ooo1 inc ''"'e Sioo'd be adopted by
'N ''""s' 'a7It'' To- >'hgo alterations H. would
''al,' '"v'' ~ 'nls I'"'''"' 81 me state
, ne ''"'"'oR preamble ana resolutions were
'ehi'''' ana unanimously adopted
PRE- AMBlE NNn RESOLUTIONS.
In common with a very respr,tnbIe no,iion If
our fellow citizen, we drael, Lament ib,l stc,n
necessity, and a REGARD Tor aur iu>t and ,onstitu-
tional RIGHTS, and the pcace and h,rne,. oc onr
country, have required of rs .,o,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,.
sion OF r opinions, and some drci,I,q arii,,u o
tins momcutons and rchcaro sahIc,t. NJ consul
Grafton, short of fhe,c could have ;,d,,,,. ~ il,
our primary character, To bpln, into notice IN,
measures which some dissertations ia the Nor,b
have adopted, the direct effects of Which are. the
destruction of onr excellent form of ao,srn,nrnt
10 oNcrNhcm this fair country Nith 4 q, and SER
vile war, and 10 cover these pro,na,of, St,tcs
with gloom and dcsoIation th3l neither n,,,i,,-
ism nor wisdom can romo>e or t,pair. Nr mn
proach, thcn this delicate subject uilh c,crv
conviction Of the temperance ,md lorhear,nrr
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VOL. Yzy.---.s'D. fl.

Saml. Noulin, r. Patrick, Sam. Smitlison, safn
NJ. Scott, T. Iiorner, German Gordan, DIR. VIM
L. Lambeth, Philip Payne, jr. Boiling Clark. Jas.
q. bearing Charles Anthony, Wm. II. Horton,
Jno. II. Foqua VIM. Organ, David Ilcrndon.
Burwell Lee aud DR.. Glover ID. Gillian.
The meeting then adjourned
SAML PANNILL, Chairman.
~ " &nrrnIlrN.
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which are more fortunate in the exemption from a
lafao colorcd population.
I It's Just, however, 10 orr brethren the North.
solemnl> To warn them, TINT or rehi ri property
ia our slaves guaranteed by the Constitution, aud
10 remind them how ,aerrlly they hive in all timc
past regarded tn, RIGHT thai the least attempt to
impair the valne of this guarantee, by endoavoring
10 procure the abolition o slavery hv Congress in
either Of the StatcS, on in any of the Territories
or Drtrict, where slavery nov exists, Or To rcgn-
late the manner in which slaves may be sold from
one state into another We shall hold 10 be van
ton violation OF the compact between tire States,
and destructive of the whole frame n the govern
ment.
We cannot permit this proposition Ia be discus
sed; the converse of 1t IS startling aud elnrluglS
iniqu,tous, that the Southern People cannot tole-
rate its argument. The continuance of slavery,
It's wisdom, Justice or eNpediency arc questions
Ion ourselves and 0WSeieeS only aud The days Of
this Republic will have been numbered on that,
when we shall have conceded to any others than
our own people HE discussion of these questions
We admouish, then, our Northern fellow cit,1rus,
that, as they value the blessings bestowed by ON
constitution, and the continuance ol the Union; ;
as they estimate the peace al our Country nS they
Would guard against civil eommoliun, war, and
hleadShcd, 10 make all within thrr barriers, AID
under the influence of then laws, dcsis from then
mad and wicked Schemrs-Wichcd, essentially
wicked and mschicyous, as well towards the black
man, rs towards the Whilr, and equally dcsuuc-
tive 10 the happincs, of lie one, and the improve
menl of the other Nothing 50 strongly can dem
on>tratc this truth as the recent dcplorabc occur
renccs in our sister State, Mississippi, where the
Vaccinations of few, very few hadiHi, have
thrown the whole community into commotion, and
brought on the heads of the white aud black ofcu-
derS the summary NCnutanru OF Wronpel and en-
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VEGETABLE SPECI-1C-For :

lIca,lachc &c. Price 81 cents
- None genuine unless signed on the "ulsId-
p,rted wrapper b> the Sole Proprietor, r. KID
nER Immediate successor to the late Dr. w. I.
Conway For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
90 Conr-strect near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
so bv his special appointment by
Howell DAVIES, and
it, & ]. T.. ROIAI.L, Lynchburg.
tnr,
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NOTICE.

E"ii. public examination Of the Bedf0rd Femeie
1o-, seminary. will commence "Wednesday, the
''' '' september, aud will continue two days.
\. SMITH.
Scm. y
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Now ARRIVAL of Drugs, Medicines. &C.

SAi l. have tins day received full supply of
w DRIGS, MEDiCINES, PANTS. OIj.S.
D}E-SIT IRIS. sc. Sc. direct from the Northern
markets. which We can recommend To physicians,
merchants, and the public general fresh, ecnu-
me- aud OF the very bcst quality.
We have also received io!slns, Ia whole and hall
boxes; Figs; runes; Ciuon: Preserved Ginger
and other West India Sweemra, OF superior quality
Muscat Wine; Lemon Syrup; Candies ot every va
ricty aud many other asticlcs in or line which~iI
be sold unreasonable terms. Our friends arc invited
10 call, stock being nearly complete.
J. Il. & !. T.. ROY ALL.
June | 3itof Is
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CHARLES PHELPS.
tAuctioneer and Commission Merchant.
Ii his Old Staad, LgHst5wg, Ia.

4 , EflRNS hls thanks to those Who lave hereto
fore layourcd Inn with then patronage, and
would inform thcm, well as the public generally,
that he intends rcsuming his Nipht Auctions or the
sale oi Dry Goods, Books, Watches ard JrwelN OF
every description, Ne. ON TUESDAY night the .,2ud
instant. an "nnuc regularly thereafter, ev,A furs-
day and Friday night during the lali and il inter
seasons. Con>lgnments thankfully rcccncd.# and
strict attention given.
LANDS, NEGROES.
and every other description OF property viii be sold
ON appcatlon either in out at Town, on the most
Liberal terms Northern aud southern merchants
wishing 10 forward afetirs ol an, description, 10 he
sold II auction in INnchbure, lnav hc assured tue,
Will receive every attention as 10 the care md tln
they will be ludlciously offered nonr market ol sale
All orders viii be strictly aucudc1o, and returns ON
consgnments speedily made.
Sep
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FOR SALE.
10000. HAc"x.
100 boxes Candles.
JS..E.v'E ~.

SnA eusn. FLAN-SEED, for which the high
'J\TO est Cash price will be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
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LEl1EK Oh INQUIRY.

IONrLAND, Feb. II, I-,J.
conflicting opinions prevail among the people OF this
State, relative 10 the administration and present condi-
ton OF the General Post Office Department, under Maj
Barry. For the Information Of others. as well as for my
own qualification, / wish YOU u furnish such facts as
you may possess on the subject, with your own views
thereon, in detail.
And very much obliec, wish sentiments Of respect aud
esteem, your oh t Serv I, ~. G.. JEWE1T.