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Law og TIE UNITED srATEs Passed NJ
THE TWENTY TnrRTiI CONGRESS

TnE TWENTY snrzrn CONGRESS
r,Rr r:esIoS.
fPusLIc. 40. III
AN ACT maei"g further appropriations
for sarprcssins faLian hnslii;;ies ii
F!uri't.
R<s,'r.d 5v fss S->1.e nHd Hysse n Reyrfssa.a
fess ef tss Gajtet sntfo; iaas-.ea IA Congress es
ssm3ss, TIA, ti,c o; ssiiiiaa ai dollars bs
au.l Tie same is hereby appropriated. III
addition TO insncr appropriations. i"r sup.
p,es>;r', Indian has.;i,ics 10 i'Iarida. and
iiisi tiic sarpc shall be expended in tho
aaanrr already rrasileil f,r b. law.
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker Of the Ilou.a Of Representatives
NJ. VAN 3UREN.
Vice Presidcu; Of tho United States aud
President Of The Senate
Ar:norEp, April -. I-:a;.
ANDREW JACKSON. /.
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"A LARGER cxeri'cn, assoI,mcn,of HuITs Pate !,
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most durable materials, 70, Souihrn usa Also, q
urw instrument lately incnied by Dr.. II. which u
highly approved OF by tho New York practitioners.
!, docs away he use Of Laced Belts altogether, and
,Nnlnslcs very much tac necessity OF rrsorin2 70
Frrsatirs. By lis application, tho wcareFs ars .,
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10 resume their former activity The above rsussca
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SPNiNG HILL,
SrnrEs DisrRicr.
an oBERT J. HARRIET, Esq Tolled before
kA, ,,~ ihr fsrs, nf Drerm5cs, small Gray
'Hopc (Iron Gray) taken up on bis plantation ia
'ti,e vicinity Of tho Bsadfafd SPRING. add detained
as an Es:ray. No vi,t1le brand, or prominent
marks by which 10 distinguish hin. Supposed 10
Pc foar years old. and appraised 81 thirty dollar
by Ja;nrs w i,.lvin. J. Dixon, and S. r. fia.6cts
qualified Appraisers.
WI j REYNOLDS, J.Q.
December q 2-5if
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OF feeble health. a gentleman Of moral
character and classical aisainmen;s is wan
,cd as his successor
: This i 's,i,n'ion having been cr,lowc.l
hy Tho legislature is tu,dcr The fostc Ing
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an English education.
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GLOBE HOTEL.

GLOBE HOTEL.
ISin x-s,. hcs,vrrn aIarkes.si. aud che bend.
ri lhc subscriber sincerely thanks his
IL lricnds and tho public, for the liberal
patronage he has RECESSED. nn'l bcgs lcarc
Ia announce. that he has considerably en-
larsrd his accommodations, aud formed
his establishment, on plan that will Gu
sure satisfaction. A suite Of airy aud
we'll furnished Sleeping Rooms have been
fitted mp lnr tho use Of travellers. whose
comforts will be carefully studied.
His I.ar,Icr will bc furnished with the
bcs. the Southern Markets can produce,
and served on moderate terms, In tho best
and most expeditions manner. at all hours
oI the day. The Bar. rs usual. shall con-
,inuc 10 maintain its superiority for choice
Wines anil Liquors.
MATTHEW MuGGRlDGE.
May 7.-l5.-.f
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Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber gra.efui for the liberal
SHIRE of pa,ronage received since his
in the falt hopes by elise
and o readiness to please all
who may call to merit q Stoniinuance OF
the same. His work viii be executed
with nca,ncss and despatch, ard in the
most fashionable manners his prices will
be moderate Tor CASH or runssuai custo-
.mcrs. 5Ss .ss. go -.
Wanted one or two boys from IA /, l6
years of age, as apprentices 10 the busi-
mess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
MECKLENBuEG Cpl,IITTt.r

At meeting Of tie Republican Van Burcn Cores.
in B"ydton Monday the 10Th lay Of September, 1885,
the following resolutions were adopted:
RssOircd, That the following gentlemen be appointed
committee snpcrntrnd the Presidential Election,
the several election places in the 'oun:y on til" st Mon
DAY III November, and distribute tickets among the TO-
t"rS.
I" <Hr,rin'end the E'crtion i" Boydtoa-Richard H.
baptist, Hugh 4. Garland John r. Baptist, John JONES'
DR.. Thomas a. Field. William. i. Howard. Nathaniel
hlac!in. i!arwoed Il. Tucker, ic'n Weather, Willis
Emit, Edward D"dson and Or. agna Jones.
~ l" S"PeTT!cnd The Etc:i0E Il! .hyistisnsrWc John F.
inch. Ab!alIlm Keen, rhos Eukcs. William Baptist,
James ". Oliver, James lIye. john w. Gales, Wrl.
Coleman, .i!ian n Saith, Thomas 5. Gregory, jas.
Barncs, and Richard Blrncs
tn s1pern!cad Ike Election at Ciaricsratc--Robcrt y
Overly Samuel V. Watkins, Michael Tarwalcr Paul
&. EcEaUIc, Edwin 4. Williams. John W. E!son. How
ard Lcchct Giles r. Smith, Cla sc Roysle1, Stephen F.
Pool, Cray i!"!!awny. and Jane: Daniel.
10 sspcrinicmi tie Ectt;on q, Uright'S S.0rc-John
Davis. Horace Palmer, David j.. Jcggetts, and John
Wright.
I" supcyin'cnd the Election at LomjGrdy Gr2rc-Geo.
Rogers, Robert F. BrItg:orIh, samuel Simmons, Gen.
Adam o. Davis, Pete. Davis WeShcre Siumons Jas.
Iia!rSS, Charles d. Craon, Dr'ry Pennington Robert
Non-r, Richard Walker. and a. xander Dortcll.
The meeting then adjourncd
II. A. GARLAND. Chairman.
Jous. + FiScu Secretary.
The Petersburg Constellation wi please rcpu!sh the above
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whom you will vote for if elected EIector or whether
you to hold your cote subject TO the transfer If the
fsere'ists Iho may oand to constitute The Tges' O7-
enough in the land to the ':sceds of virtue and if
percllance after the storms shall have subsidized there
be genial soil sufficient rear it, rs in tie days Of
fathers, 1t may be useful 10 the State. address Gen
Gordon. particularly, because know how much he rs:
to Prd" himself Of y0re on these great State Rights p
cipes which Gen. Harrison would have FRUSTRATED in
'dnst and as:r*." What | haze said to YOU Nigh! ir
s"'" =. s%ErFhi others ass 'ats with you The Wig
uchet' w Zen y"u a;i others whom know nn tiIlt
ucEr' s:'A' Constitute y"rs"!Yrs The Instruments 10
mla"c 'F"u"hhn c"r;r: 81 the electoral v:;,S p
Virginia. against t: "nr: aEd sj,isi: Of ,,T iGsti;u,rs
I" a ';'" "'i' ON his Ca ro.. -l;t not be ate 10
despair u! lie Old DOMINION
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i)EAI'il:;

Died. New Town, King and 'ucrn county, tic Goth ult
JGhS KIDD The ccc Cd had scarcely rcuCcd meridian
life when death selected him yc all
OF hi; laid low the sicr In hi, health,
an with Hoax forward
h. !cmiy taken OIL rapid oil Only day du
lie seemed the Iccmcni, To av"
rr:It compln not neither Of the asuc
Ion. and icy chill Of IL" c,cIs rLng heat of his anti
Clip lie has LEFT the bereavement they have
the loss Who ricl, and dcv0
tod" ,.i,or kind and attcn gentleman, was
lS"! literary and 3cl-cm and uc,cd well his part all
Of life. The POI arinU in his dccase the
loss Of hcnctac,o But wife and infant children have su
that Thea!
he had concentrated the affection his heart ana there glow
ell with Intensity ali the Tenderness" Of acn; nature In the
ann ut he also opcuo I the attel:on and regard
which he always manifested. His par rpOcd on him as stat
i t,oir support ic d. clnins yea who would soohc
lie :lat Old III.
Hut alas is broken IA Is ioIh hopes bacti
ibc .occ o. their pleasure their naous AMI their ancpn
Tn; woi doubt not, has lost much OF
looks DARK tcary End o!l May the father Of
a.. parents.
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TO TIN: EDIY'UR or TIE E.A'Q U!HE
4 NEiY THING

Tie Ui;ic.cgsi 7ut-lIirrisan Eh;ic-rnShd!
Mt. kirCHr: i"r learned readers ilrYr al read "t
a Tale %! Tub and OF the Tub thrown 20 the white
hn: nat ulnY, learned unlarncd, have heard %: ''
Whi,s Wh!:cmas! Tub. will, therefore, undertake. -
rive YOU Il short History 81 it:
This wonderful Tub i quite new invention I'LL IA
gcrious coli's!va"ca Of Wing philosophers wbcrwh 10
lransnlr old Black C"c<as frI"ttiS:s III" p1cEt is.-
,uhicans. The idea possibly nay, iir''ay S';;-
rested BY the Bank; Wh;rwaS|.ia, Committee" ~ hc-
1hcr improved Afterwards hr idh!r Noah, is mol ser
tany known b" this may. this paragon ." tnni,
was sent on months amo 10 the Editor OF tn! lci!'
innn! Wing, will! asractionS how To use H. fi" Ding
pretty aDr and willing !nsiTuui.n. Of tie inventors, -
cane 80 skilled in tie of IT, by the time HARRISON
rra"lcd Ric. . !ic Ind scarcely put the hrs c"hs
OIL tie old North brnhsr "hrn the WhI,cwashrr III cx-
tactics, exclaimed, II sec The ncn PrcSic"; .. tie Lntcd
.Sia.rsi sccG mGA ~ years Yoamgcr thur I'm IT, D4r-
TiSOR! lie then put two coats moro "t TIE iniiihnc
Wing whiic"ash and tnrn"d thc Old Fed. loose pa
,rrt Republican! 10 lrr,l his way North Bender hk" }
10 BE- ,ar fonl OF: Ly his Brethren Lake 'crnan, Nick
Eiddir. and Ar"r TaY?an!o ;ssrac" III" State {" ms
nativity. and GISiiDncr ihc people pi Gip. hy sun II;g
himself IL be Grun.r,I aiou the Northern cities, by lat
AnrncsN Si%rcs o.; Bi:!ic. fappan IL Co.. This tit
..HD;b!rnn in whom r!"asInts secs the ne.t President
OF he free Of lI' South!
Ilaynr no further rIS,. for the white wash tub in Viz
GINA, :Ihc Hhi., Lca'r4' tommiHcc, may sGpPmc,
had il thrown into Jl'* river When seen last, It was
drifting oil Cape Fear for port in North Caroiina-
wIenct. is ,hgnI'Il l.: IL wiii BE driven by
strong South. rrScr, i:, the G'f Stream Others think
it VII! lr met oil Cap" Lnokout by North CASTE aud
capsiz"d lInwrYr iliis may ,, thing IS CERTAIN
the Nh!cmaSh Tut rih acrar get bach 10 HI4 tH"iM'n
Yours, Nc: EOlS l-NO-lbiNi
.n;r, .r,,rr e. hy, nr.,,r,irn ct Their c,aa, WEi:
Laboratory il IaLcIi,, with lvh. tho whic"t:r nay .: M o."
ri tho Martin I"n.r, or!i y succeed il "ahin in' Re
scnl and hc will >, c<i"ee! Federal :om1i
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John Queensbury, John T. Ligon James Leigh, Burnt
HILL Clabown Hill, Robert Hardin, Samuel Mitchell, ST.
VIM Bradshaw, Shepherd Thaxton, james Morton.
g Rcsolrcd, That this Comm lce will use all honor.
able cxertlons to promote the election Of Martin Van
Buren, of New York, for Preside n and William Smith,
Of Alabama, Tor Vice President Of he United States.
j. Rcs"trca, That Sanl ". Ycnab.a Col John Rice,
and icHry ~ Watkins be committee to prepare suf
tlcIer number 81! Tickets for The voters, beth at The
court. house, ana at the Pc einct ciec;ioa
a. EeSr'r'" That he proceedings CO this meeting be
puhl:I'i:'i ir Tie Eichmand E:,q?or
.; :'fS".rc": lilt ms mcctiu: 10 adjourn 10 meet
aga! "!i t:!c l:fsl.Hay al October court next.
AATHiNlEL PRICE, Chairman
CEp. ". DaxiEL, Secretary.
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~. H.Y,H.I sHj" !

The following 10 Us from "';e OF the most dis.
,inriisncd and honorable citizens Of Aljanl 1t places
he. vote beyond The shadow of doubt:
''Spirmjcr -.
"Ihc Alabama Legislature is composed ri, thirty S@n,
ators and ninety Representatives. 1t is now fact not
to be Gucstiunrh the Stale c not equally divided
II and 3D. the difference certainly will be not nIorc tfa;I
II Van Buren,. and IL White. Otlhc ninety Represent
,alivcs ii certain mathematical solution, thai %
Of them are Van Bafcn. .ind it q highly probahic a.
il may b. larger.
0ur State supposed will vote $4,000 at the Pre-
s:Crnlia Election. The compuia;on is, that the Van
Buren, Electors will receive 30 GUO. Many Of the u"si
respectable nt The White men say, they nave m idea
that he will c:"r get the State, can be elected
OuIo-Ihc Cincinnati Republican airms, that :; the
prospects Of the Democracy in the State most cheer
ing Every mail brings Us some intelligence indicative
OF the rrn?n" strength ul Van Buren, in this State IL
Huron county there has been Of the largest rcIno
cra;ic Conventions ever known. In th:s county clam.
o!l Gen. Harrison residence The r"oPi" were never
more determined and united. ALI a&cDunts from
Ohio arc 81 the most cheering description.
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SSil.l. - sofa, "u tho I7th dry I"
ni'@rs. !: ilir, nr on :i,. nest fan
inG - Ms Elizabeth rolr-, lying on
cniriy OF fl',m!'i.', n,r! i;rmc'!iat"l
IN ~rnii-ril'" l";"pii", hriu% about 4
TOR rlarr.-'i'.,' tr.rt cna'ain, bctw,
I:r." proportion. Il Geek !.rN Grrum
kuaNa ~ ps"'~rc. Il good Tpaircn n
market. GA tbs t. - - lii= rclchTs.
Is A:lnnn u, IA! worked ~ thu IndL
~; srras',.! hy Any !" he Ini;".! ;
.rc,,ii ct %, 1870 a1! '.T y"irS, &,
lhr:r dates, with a1r-"rcd .'cari:y, \
htihr IN" time asa place, wIl!!r
II! III" stock al HORSES, oven, Be-,
am! Agricultural implements. 'n""ihrl
wards VI al0 barrels, OATS Hay, Foo.
p.o"r! security, w:l ne required for L!
al! NJ Ter that amount, cash.
it.t
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WHEAT sells at 81 - 81 -. as in quality.
FLOUR is very saeah'c nj IS 81.
TOBACCO is GaI-prccs have not varied Tor week
plst. ~. L." HAhreON.
WHOLESALE Eit't.S.
WuEW-Reccipts still sM.alI -23 10 100 cents as
in quality.
probabiy more; sales lately
OATs-lJ crns.
SALT-$! per sack.
CurroS-lG a Il cents.
FLorH-SS ~ n s. -.
IIEEuiyGs,-G ross. 81 TO ! I-.;--!let, 81 a.
WORKMAN, licGRCDER 81 co.
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Married, tn tine ~. nj, New Castle, Dnr-
wr, by 4 Rev. john lie, krr, cG $"Ir OF Fr dr:icknc,
Vi,;o Hiss hRArL.aa j., 4:,l: c Ae Lite Hugh ". Ritce Of
NnNr
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70 Y.LE Editor OF INE Eh.OLII

~ iE|. ram OK Or TIE E"SGIRI.R
SIR:-Scv"rai gentlemen haze been presented to tic
public trpuI n the columns "f the Enquirer is uali-
fled AID having claims upon Tie General A=ssc:hiy for
the n.cr Of Governor Chief Magistrate u this Com
mCawcaiih.
There IS one individual whose name has been casu.
aY mentioned in Of the prints Of The State, but
mol noticed in the Enquirer. II IS true that this i!t
and wc7icd public servant is not tie grand ot Pa.
tick Henry the Of late distinguished jt'dIr
Of the Cnnr, Of Arpc"fs NOR is he the grandson
OF lhr iuSirnl< Jefferson the son Of late EN Co
vernon OF virginia.; is he quasi National Bank, or
an Ahnlilionlsl either hy State Federal authority.
He is not only Theoretically, but practically. IL" pub
!ca: lie is gentleman Of sterling integrity, both in
his private and public character. lie is rinphalclIy
MAJ: Of tn" people: ll!ude TO Col. Linn Banks OF the
county Of Nldison No man has served the Common
wealth with greater fidelity, than this gcn;cnan.-
He entered Tie Legislature in the year 1872 he
WIS warm and zra!pIS advocate 81 MIR. "iaGisUn aGml
uslfat:nn and voted for every calculated 10 gl:c
efficiency TO tie war. lie has been at all times.
and upon all DECISIONS, the trtt representative N hS
constituents lie has always been found ~ the S!.
Of the people. he Is rrlirnt an liberal bis political
srnlrn!s his p:nn;';i!nac, a:: and imprrtiaty in
dSchaginr the arIpus duties OF the Chair o. the House
q" Delegates in the trying and difficult prr"dS Of
our history, has elected the applause anal appIobairn q"
IT the next Legislature should dmly appreciate his pub!
lie services. his capacity fer business, his kind ana good
rla il Is believed h. will receive the ni!lcc II question:
| will say 40 more. but subscribe mYSc!
SOUTII-WES TERN MOUNTAINS.
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q DNIyISTG ITOWS $ILE.-H

q Di,tNiSTR ATOR'S $NEW i i": sold, on Thursday Tho
- 1r' d:y o. the present month"; 'tt"h"r m o5ciwi'r
lie dav, late rcsdcuc n Capt NnIam ChhiTcy
on TIE rariua ra nine below The city Of Rc!''non IN i
county snrico the following ~ belonging to the estate o.
, r,n rt VIZ: IIr.rl! and .irinn Furniture stock o;
!!rr. Ca Sheep AMI Hogs: obou Ia barrels oil Conn., crops Of
rc! AMI Plantations imp cnis; also, "a'occhc a"'
Harness. ,
ltrn*-Ca.h, m all Of 81 less. For sums cSccch'f
81 ;no1ti,' c:: III" purchaser hou WIT approved Sc
cm:!ty lliOM'' - n ~ ~ IT, ., .'u"r.,
IL tgniy aGn nth tir Wl ann ID, n ~" CndT'y decd
Oct, 4i-tds
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EsdpA'I
kesgery W.;A Fee lfemSe OMce,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

r.;,,, o,I 70 g, ,,cnr ,c,uau from the Country,
An SWWr dawn to Nos 10 Is g,
ny llDl IN" ",,n- No / rra. The following are
III III L ,1E''1 s.,,hr,
' - 10 ~ n 81 II - IS % 81 q Is SO
y" ~ rorr orJrrs to Io~t. the Prze.sclIcr, and
,, %. ";,T
get CAPITALS! ----- ------
O-,;,rs for the Grand Sxt. Thousand Dollars, aud
obrr Cn;,as mus, be address 70 that fortunate prIzc
E,,h,,p ID III. HOYT.
m.;,,, # tho al ,-i,o Gra.l Consolidated Lottery,
''""''5 " " No "A. Ezra
- Go % y 2; II 9 u
tu,;k,,s wilhou, any of III, drawn numbers on them,
on tir nc, "l'. D1;.. ' ~ ~, WV
nr,,r;ng cr WbceIinr Lottery No. i, Extra--Drawn
gth Septic .ler.
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\ EiIiXnEIX EnlTnHItl..:.

Mr. f. y. Bailey, (Whig.) has disposed Of the Lewis
burg AilrgHaniAn - Capt Sa'nna! 5. Smith. T!" Edi.
,or!a department is t, he conducted by Mr. J,n W..
Kelly, gentleman well known throughout that Country.
He Is man oil rdncat:nn. The politics "i The paper
will be entirely c!angrdAr Bailey. takes his leave ri
his audience in very handsome vaicdictory-and Mr..
Kelly makes his debut in neat and w"l!-wrrn pr"i-
pcclus Tie Arrows his pretcrcncc for Martin Van !'n.
rem rs The xt President of the IT, States To any ether
ncrson who is now candidate before the American pco-
ole" and pledges himself TO ''usc all fair and honorable
means 10 accomplish his election The paper is here
after to BE- STYLED the "iccisbnrg Republican,"
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PRINCE EDWARD COMMITTEES.

Ao rrrns OF the Republican Corresponding C""i'
nucr for the COUNTY Of Prince Edward, 1T M G'";t,
house. Monday the lth September l-%o, NatIa"'P'
prirr ,ras called TO the Chair, ant Gee" '" Dane' up
pointed Secretary Tie following resolutions were una
ninously adopted: ,, T.,
l. Ersyircd 'i!;a, tic following named gentlemen BE-
odjc! to The Republican Corresponding CGnmu'G l"'
Trilc. Edward county. VIZ: Robert Hill: Joseph Nov
I,u Taos Alrnan d. L D;purnalte, John ihce: J"nn
Tm,r,c, Wan Sinclair, Thos 7 'cnai'!e, Henry u"E'
q, Nathan Fuwiks ii.cwry I. Stokes, WA: AIcHe-
hn, S,mcnn Walton VIM. Wai.nn josiah Walton, Lit
,r.b,,ry Clarke, Griffith Dcker*on, David Ellington,
inj,a i WaAds, Alien Watson. Nathan g. McGen"c
Fbu, r. RedJ Jacob Waddc. James Whitehead, MAJ
Jni,u Brrer Vim &. Bigger. Sims Allen, Adam CAT
Iouu. Jgsrph Nj. pr:cc, Simon Hughes Vim t! Cary,
a. JOSEPH Watson, Rchd d. Novel; VIM BALDWIN,
john S.ayrs Archer i."grand josiah Paris, Thomas .
Jones' Enbcr, 5. Carter Drewry Calhoun Samuel H.
Cunningham, Thoirs a. Andrews, Abner Moore IL"
scp Cnnin CHAM, Davis Hill, Elijah Perkins, amer
Gillian, Barnet u. BrghtweiI, Daniel G. Gfnn '. H.
Nash Henry Clarke, Newton Cunnnghnm !"'', n Sun.
mons Daniel NJ. Saunders, Francis a. Aisttn' Is"ja
min Shepherd John B. Davis, Ciari"s hrns' 49,;
Hcrt, Edwin Gray. Josiah Sharp, "n; D:,S" M.csise
Mos: Charles Fore Van. Fo"iks, MicoJah , nc H.
Addison LumpAin, Nathaniel Venabie ST. Jotn "g5
ton Abram NJ. Vcnuble, Thomas Mai'9n' lsoos'i i,hn
Chnnev David Moore Richard RICHARDSON; 'nH
D-s:xry Watson, john ". Richie, Joseph u. "''s;as'
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n, We have devoted nmch splc' in iEiis day pa
prr TO tie two able Addresses from Clarke ana lllm'
yer countless that have determined I" lay over I'LL
our next; the 9th No u The Ticrs wpoa The E"b,c0n.
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The last y. Orleans papers state, that the Communal
ant Of tie u. s. aoop Of E1sioa. has sent III tie
Texan p7ra,err. Terrible. To Pensac'!l rlrcuiaTs,
and the reasons of detention, not stuffed.
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III. TartH Go. h'TA preparation 1t t" great " u"
Laboratory aaIrIhi, With .hi'h tho whi.c" tnay %:
ri I;iI.r, 'uI!i iii succeed il maxim: ma ir
will - Ii original Federal ';nft i;o"
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