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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07
Trustees snic Of crtrcmciY raluaGfc Pr0pcrtY.

Trustees Snic Of extremely Ca!uaUe Property
Il . URSuANI to powers vested in me surviving
TRUSTEE for purposes expressed in the deed shall
expose SALE MONDAY, 23d Of the prese Mt month
at public auction The premises all the Estate real
and personal Of lie late Captain VIM. Finney Of Pow
hatan.
Tie estate on which he died is among the BEST not
the best highland in Virginia, containing between
and ECO acres and improved 10 The highest point OF
modern excellence in the art heng perhaps the farm in
the whole State Of Virginia, which would be selected
tina. which improvement had effected the most, not
only respect to the land ITSELF but the arrangements
Of every kind The plantation machinery Of every dcs
crpiiun from griS mill down to the oat cutting, in
Guiding Saw mill and Thrcshing machine, is moved by
water power The dwelling house and all appurtcnant
buildings are in GOOD order taste and condition, and for
neigbo hood, comfort and elegance. afford one OF The
most desirable residences in the Commonwealth.
The Negroes, all Of whom will be sold al the same
tiEc. if the most valuable in Virginia. certainly
inferior 10 none in the State wing been selected trained
and educated with the well known and Judgment
of Captain Fnney. Among them are coal pit hands OF
PAT icuar skill and experience, and The SnkerS are re-
commended To those engaged IN the coal business, as OF
the best knowledge and character in their craft The
golfers of Eastern Virginia especially invited TO at
tend Tie sale There Blacksmiths, House Servants,
&C. all Of the highest order Of merit in their respective
stations. those well know who acquainted with
the late Captain Finney.
The subscriber deems ii unnecessary to enter into fur
thcr details Every thing, Land, Negrors Crops Stock,
and Farming utensils, will be sold, and every thing in
its kind, such might be expected from manager
superior as The late proprietor
Terms If SaiG--FOr the Land third cash. the bal
ancc in one and two years bearing interest from the da
with good security and Deed Of Trust the properly.
Personal Estate Of every description sold for cash.
References may be made to Beverly Randolph, ard
Edward Scott Powhatan; Richd Sampson, Goochland;
Mr. Jones on the premises, or the subscIbe1 at Black
Heath. JOHN HETH,
SURFING Trustee, for Mrs. Ilnney and ChitdrcH.
Jan 7i-tds
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OF his mind it may In truth be said, that it is strong
discriminating and practical; whilst his capacity iorbu
sncss, and his business habits of superior order
now presented by South Western Virginia. for The Office
of Governor of the State Will they be appreciated or
will they be overlooked And in responding TO these
enquiries let be remembered by the Legislature mat
from this quarter Governor Of the State was ever
elected WASHINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

Il AND FOR SALE-1he subscriber is authorized
d A by gentleman who wishes to cnrta his farming
operations TO sell, accommodating terms about 700
of land, part of his farm, lying the Chcka
hominy, seven miles from Richmond-450 ncres of fiat
land about 800 of which is mud land, covered with
heavy growth Of ASH pne white oak, and OTHER vana.
BILE iimber-l50 of the high land arable; the i'm
provements are two single story dwellings. and other
houses, Saw Mill in complete order. The place is
healthy end water good TO capitalists, so good an oP
poluny rarely Of vesting funds in valuable
property city rapidly increasing in population and
wealth. 1t will be divided to suit purchasers
Address, LEWIS HILL, Richmond.
JAM 74-wGw
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si,iou to MIR Van Buren,, fright or wrong" Any other
course, as the Boston Atlas holds is 'poor dortrine.
They enter upon the with firm resolution to
break down the Administration. There are too many
indications; too many givngs out; too manyopen
ais to that effect leave III, slightest doubt about it,
The preexts which they resort too idle for belief
Why cant about Presidential Dictation-he support of
Office Holders, and all that slang. The People heard
Their votes have stamped their condemnation of the
charges MIR. Van Buren, need not far them if he does
his duty If he adheres TO principle he will retain the
friends who elected him. and may defy his enemies If
he crays the people, his friends will abandon him. 1t
comes then to this issuete Wing presses will oppose
him right wrong But if right, the Republicans will
uDDort him,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

TEN at once The present state Of our currency will not
permit US to collect all the revenue in gold and silver,
without producing commercial dstress-and different
mode for the different branches of the revenue,
ought scarcely to be adopted permanent system Of
Finance Mr. Rives proposes to receive at first only
$40 and then $50 notes. The Stale Governments may
act upon this iden-and bring specie into common cir
culaon, as common as made in England by the pro-
hibition of notes under G5 sterling, as in France by
limiting the notes to 100 francs. We might then ven.
ur we should consider expedient tn require all the
dues Of the Government he paid in bard money the
constitutional currency" without any serious incvnve.
nience.
Atai events whatever different lights may strike
friends at Washington. upon these sal jec's let them
recrllccl that coed, and harmonious split is ndispen
sable the integrity of the Republican Party and the
best interests Of the country.
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TENO THE PUBLlC.-The subscriber acting ge-
a neia agent and collector will attend TO the collie
ton Of claims in the city of Richmond, and counties ad
jnccnt, Fredericksburg and county of Caroline.
Address, LEWIS HILL, Richmond
Jan 74-wGw
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MARKETS. lhursday, january 5, 1886.

WAKkE IHWSdHy, "HHhHTy D, lou
The late holidays suspended all business in the produce
market and they succeededby severe freeze which
continues the market in perfect inactiothere is no TO-
baccp inspecting, ard flour and wheat only be qnot
ed nnmnally $40, and Us 30 cents.
GEO l.. SAMPSON.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHEAT-no change in price. none coming into mar
ke-- nominal price rs CENTS 10 $;2-prr bushel.
CoRS-saIr of cargo yesterday at s5 cents.
FLouR-sales at So: some hold SO l2.
Salt
CoTToY-l5 10 lG cents.
OATs-40 To AZ cents.
llxKRlsos-Gross. 81 to 81 s-Nrlt, Sc Ia.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER Il CO.
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Jan Z

SHARK. the great Northern Champion, will make
~ his next and last season in Virginia, at my house
again, and will BIZ let 10 before at So the
son. class Of five will he taken at $50 each,
be paid in the One dollar IN the groom. The
prdgrres Of American Eclips" Lady Lighonl and their
progcnilors, well known by the breeders Of the
horse, TO require further comment Eclipse
has sold and again. at very advanced age for
SlD,G00-Lady Liehlou has produced upwards of $5h;
facts that prove upon the their vast superiority.
Pasurage and feed for usual. No responsible
ty for accidents The will expire The let day
Of July. JOHN G. GOODE.
JAM 74-llBay
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sA nAn Slave and heading Billels-l0,0G0
eDVasFUSg hoop poles-wanted for immediate
use at HE Pcnlenliary. For bcts advance upon
former prices will be paid. JOHN WIGHT
JAM I14-3i7 General 3gent
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To Gc draiCn 2lSt January,

N%7ANTED, for the ensuing year, honest, sober,
w capable Male House Servant. LkeariSc, Fe-
mae to attend 10 Chambers and WASH Enquire at this
Office. Nov. Is
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EEDHE'S
lottery AMT E.rc3sNns'e Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


100000 Capital to do business with next year-aTery
pretty little 10 start with: and easily made only By
investing SO
HoYr being made agent by Madame Fortune, for dis
trbuting her favors through the whole Southern and
Southwestern country presents 10 his numerous patrons
and the public, splendid scheme for January, lS37.
Let your orders be in season. that all may be served Be
particular TO address, ID. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, Virginia.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, Nc. !, for 1887:
45 81 25 40 2 Dc 80 5 80 So
Drawing Of Wellsburg No. ! extra for 1897:
So So % 81 4G GO 81 ID 43 45
Prizes are soid in every Lottery by HOYT. Nos. 43
46 So $780, sold and paid TO gentleman in the country
More splendid Prizes At Hoys.
Virginia State Lottery, No. 4,
To he dra,cn 21st Januury, 1887,
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS:
$4,000, 10000 5000, 3,l40, 5000, $500, 2000 so
prizes Of 00U each $4,000, &C. &c. in all amount
ing to 1886, l9O-nearly half million of money.
package of whole tickets will be forwarded for 1890;
a certificate of do, for S30; package of halves $ll5;
certificate of do. So; package of quarters, 57 So GER
ticate Of do, 1872 50.-Singe tickets only Sl0 halves
5, quarters 2 50.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOfl,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under The sign
of the Eag gle. who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in The known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly conhdenual.
~ Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received aud executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention personal appli-
cation and the result given (when requested) mmedi
ately after The drawing-if addressed to
Dec 20 [64-2awtf1 D. NJ HOYT,
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~ We recommend the last Page TO our readers
They will find it some Of the latest and most inter
esting in tie paper-Texas, Florida, Santa Anna
,&r
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THE COMPILER

Mr. J. A Cowardin, of this city, has become the Part
ner of MIR. Davis, and The Editor of the Compiler. He
has announced the arrangement in an Address o
the Public, which is at once modest, manly and prepos-
sessng.
We know Mr.. Cowardn intimately. We know his
solid merits his integrity Of principle his indeiagabe
industry, his unassuming, but solid qualifications, will
obtain success; for certain he will deserve it
devoiinr himself 10 his establishment Some time may
be necessary to bring his capacities, and qualify him
for the business of an Editor But all will come light.
| He will collect news with avidty-se ect with taste
and compose with spirit We wish him eat success III
| his new vocation.
| We understand that $1,000 Of the money stolen from
the Lynchburg stage has been returned 10 the Bank OF
Virginia. and there denifcd-ll recovered by a
citizen of Manchester under circumstances not Of sui
cienl Importance be enumerated 1t is hoped that
clew may be found for recovering the residue Of The
stolen treasure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

AJOTICE-The Female School kept by Miss Lucy
Ia Nelson al Oakland, is the Forks o. Hanover will
be continued during the ne1s year, from the LIST OF Jan.
uary, with the exception of tie months Of August and
September, when there Will be vacation Several ad-
dional Scholars can be accommodated In this School
are taught the various branches Of liberal English edu
caonSo!so French and Music. The morals and man.
nerrs of the pupils are strictly attended TO- The
follows:
Board for the scholastic year of IL months, Slc0
Tuition in English branches, 25
do. French, 10
do. Music and the use of Piano, so
PAYABLE, onehaf at the time Of entering the pupil,
the oll.er half on the lst of June following Application
may be made to WIN. Nelson at Oakland, or the sub.
scriber in Richmond. THOMAS NELSON.
Dec 81 T4-3t-2awIw--w2w
IONCORD ACADEMY.-The exercise, of this In
~ stitution for the present year, will commence on
the 25 of January and terminate the 25th Of Novem
ber The Of instruction, which will embrace tie
languages and sciences generally, designed prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price of board for session of FIVE months, in.
GLIDING washing and fuel will be $751; of tuition, $25;
payable in advance.
In conducting the Institution, the subscriber will he
aided as heretofore BY Mr. r. w. Coleman, A. d., Of
the University Of Virginia.
Students coming from the North or from the South,
can be conveyed into the immediate vicinity OF the Sc
mina1y by means of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad. :,
ATWELL C. COLEMAN, President.
address, Bowling Green, Caroline COUNTY
JAM '3-<a"Vio
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PETERSBURG MAREET-Jnn2 2.
CoTroS-lo n lG cents-rece!rls Limited.
ToBAcCo-none scarcely arriving, and demand brisk.
WHEAr-in good demand-rcccip,s very light. We
quote:-Rcd, 81 80 81 S. White: 81 30 % 10.
PA. Initi.
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very destructive fire occurred in Charleston Kama
wIIa county. Va, Friday morning, the Odd uIt. Six
of the finest houses in the centre of The town. including
Wilson extensive Tavern establishment and nearly all
their furniture, &c consumed, brsdes two other
houses blown up the progress of the flames The
loss is estimated at about S22G0D-only 900 of which
insured At period the whole town,was in great
danger and several other houses repeatedly fire
This snd 10 be the destructive fire that has
occurred in ChaE!eson.-Ered Hcrnid.
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U. S SrS.ron-The Legislature of Illinois proceed
ed the 10Th ult, to bal!" for United Safes Srna
tor serve from the 4ih Of March next which resulted
in the election of r. NJ. Young. There were four Of
the friends of Mr. Van Buren, in nomination, aud one
Of the opppson. a friend writes thus: Judge Young
was elected solely by the Van Bnren Party"
On lie third ballot Judge Young had y'egM rotcs,
and MIR. Williams the opposition candidate, tt0cmy -
The friends Of Gen. Ewing generally preferred Young
US their SECOND chuce and many v"cd accordingly.
[Gitbc.
SOUTH CARoLISA AND THE SrErI Us.-lhe item W hch
we take from the Richmond Enquirer, makes very OBJ
yious the cause of the sarpened appetite for new share
OF surplus, which Mr. Calhoun bruug ht with him from
the seat Of Government OF his State. lie hmngers at
ter capital for the bank and rail road 10 the PIE
sdency Of which double concern. seems, he aspires
If only establish sufficient number Of grand
corporations: vested with absolute powers up the
Union among our great men, it is possible they may al
low the iurnls OF the constitution to remain.
I" The Legislature Of South Carolina adjourned the
2lst. They subscribed to the stock Of the Louisville,
Cincinnati, and Charleston Railroad Company, one mil.
lion OF dollars, out Of the Gu. s. surplus fund-and
granted bn"hi"g picegcs 10 the company, under certain
restrictions '-U.
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benefited by it, Under the old Charter we paid
toll of az per hogshead tobacco, without i'm
provenr!t in The navigation; We nav pay 81 "l! per
hogshcad and that in disregard Of TO the
contrary By law MIR. Z. desired the sum on deposit d
vded be loaned among The inhabitants o. the counties
disposed 10 borrow, according 10 the ratio of representa-
ton. He under circumstances, might agree according
TO white population lie was securing tile principal
at oil events lie had made opinion as TO the arpca,
ton Of the intrres, whic!: would He would
subject the persons borrowing and their securities TO pay
the urt ana Ih'"Trs ~ they bound 10 pa taxes,
aud niHte 1t ;hr sheriff Gn'y c!ect the money lie
world however, unite with gentlemen in any other
scirmc that mnnd b. .:.r srcc:c the irney bul he
wcE!L MT "::rrr emIirfk the principal in schemes Of
Internal Improvement, which, 10 ia Judgment, inns, be
unp!ll.ctIrr and III uu aiprnprIatr, the
money. lie had made the statement OF facts in regard
the state of public debt aud products Of inter
nal improvements, from his reading of documents. II
he in an error matters Of fact, be would be
glad 10 be set right.
o. We are requested TO announce Dr.. "M. b. Coop
wYS, Of Southampton, candidate 10 represent THIS
District in tie nc xl Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-07

Our Reporters sketch Of Dir. Bookcrs remarks be-
ing imperfect, have been furnished with the follow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
STATE Of the CountsY.

a.. b.,s ,sAts vp OF Pc ssm 10 deser'' Tho 'ear
T., S .ssi.ss sis 81 ths ocsr''y eSi ag''a'"d Ne are
Co.,, IA. s.-.si ..se, y TACT, before Ne sssi scoHi'
g.. a., q, .i.s. .s, iasS y<'Aap- aprseetlyl 10 the
.x,...s.,r. s.isr.sss sudss -hsch ~s are lasofiag
TA- csusssscsl snS Ns'rssiie S'srss' are r"''f'1o
,.,,evl,urs Ia, rs<e,sa ssck wheh uas' srcsif P''
,,,, the est.s,wi.e a. tbs isdsrSOus hs'handnan '
al, have t<en obliged elcs nsf vaults tcse'e ihe'
,.,o, eoes4 tsf dee. and bcsese tho ss Of ise roen
,,, ma, ls.a dave e The 10 sFcslsis 10 aso'
a,sssesuuss sad Meehss'esi eos'ioa' ara at '''"e
Ne, fl,rr. tss. eapso, 30 any thag and men Of sa'
A.,. a.a De rnucA No martes fc' The ,tsPe com
,.,, q the eountr, tseaus theff ,s no money to buy
9th ts,srns improvements al the eossiv suspend
e.. and psrhsp ses hsad' o@saad isbe'er' who dsPend
an TIA, Ail, labor r ssbssssnoe saddeafy ihfosH o-l O
.nplsy.
Uth . isse paeisre Of tho Freseu, state Of our e"sny
r.,ni, a J. gloon, epe. And that II sobsi snaily
"A in,sr.ut usa can decay Bot s~nl a. this picture a.
a /, asa ~. worst II a. Principles have Scen ineoea'ei
..d ann, q n,sbof5asisa has been n0riuted by the
,,,,.,, ,,,.,tsoa aud which have taken eeep root
,s ,p.,.s % ds that nothing bot the in'erost'on Of Tho
ps.sss .tos. u 10 feared can eradicate them 'of years
s. riots. robbery spd egaiIod Pisadc have got to be 50
fsven, sod 20 common that the prsis Of the day hardly
them Violations Of the laws and constitution OF The
s srcs, tind by the highest authorities ehoaciod al
.,, ,r,a,nr incidents Millions Of money perhaps squsn
dared from tie Treasury by fanfv ope Of "bs party
and no one artlss it, Integrity and talent ADDS noihinI
20 ersdep,ia for public employ under this sdmnisua
ton, ssre, thi. !. DAHk AsI az awful period in OF
political history. Where and how IL wi, terminate God on
" Knows
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From the cosmsreiai Adrsrfi'er. Sfay loh.

The three banks declining to enter into the ar
Ssngement for . suspension last evening. were. the
Bank Of America, The Manhattan, and the Nationsl.
These, however. were necessarily obliged to adopt
the same this morning since. however strong
tho whole rush would have been directed agsins,
them. Some Of the bsnks were reduced to very
small quantity Of specie last evening-one having
less than twelve thousand dollars, and another only
three thousand fortnight sioce, tho aggregate
Of specie in the New York banks. was about three
millions. Last evening it was reduced 20 . frac-
tion below sixteen bnndred thousand.
There were. yesterday, some Indications Of ri
oious disposition---sDd in order to be prepared a.
gsinst scenes Of popular violence 10 day, the new
mayor was apprsed at late hour last night OF the
resolution al which the banks have arrived. Prep
sraions immediately made for the prcserva-
ton Of the peace of The city. An adequate puu,-
Der Of Troops promptly ordssed upon duty, and
tho mayor had this morning good supply OF ball
cartridges in readiness at his Office for the troops
on duty in the Park.
Large crowds Of people assembled this morning
early IN Wal streets il has been filled the whole
forenoon. There has, however. been not the least
manifestation Of disordcrly spirit. Indeed those
from whom turbulence was naturally to be expect
ed, have, for the most part. drawn their pecie do
ring the las, four days. The people in the stree
to-day, arc Of the better classes--and, under thu
circumstances Of the case. all rejoicing at thu
resolution al which the banks have srriyee.
We are authorised to state. that the bills OF thu
city banks will be received 20, ment Of oil taxes
assessments. and debts due To the city of N. York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monday, May 6.

A. Market ass Beef c,te. 10 pairs Working oIsn 20
Cows aud Calves sad 100 S-ise.
Preo, Bsef Canls ,Tss urssl ofths OHIO Cattle has
furnished thah supply. and fvrhrr rsdSo,on Of a.
boot 50 per bBndfe has bsea Submitted "a We quote
lev s. o0i Gre, qgshly 81 Is IS ssco nd
qsslty 75S7 Is thTd quality oos rs.
Working Ozsn- No sses made known
cosos and Caisss s@Ies ~ese u.-ds go, IS. ga
s5I, SIS, ssS $50.
setss. @Dglf l0i 70 eloss l4lsB for sO~s and
fof bsrro~s Alss, ios s. aoss th.a half bsErOss
Also iot VERY large a. ane lot I-sAt retail
I "a 10, and q II. Eceo'etns 70 SIC .h1 qsaiIi,
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POSTSCRIPT.
l~ByLAsT EVENINGS MAII.-Ip

y. y. Express oi Saturday.
ojT~rhe work Of de,olatiOn aud ruin !. rapid,
progressing.
10 add'ion TO the s,oPsge of The paass IN New
York and Boston VIC fud BY the Mail papers TIL.
morning tba, s the Banks 10 Philadelphia, inelud.
ing the U. $. Bank. have suspended the rcdeml ton
Of their bills. We farther learn thu, the Banks a,
n. Haven, Con. Brou Al.ne and Providence, have al
80 stopped payment.
e5-pn The receipt of The uews Of the stopage
of the Boston Banks the Bank in ihis town, also
followed suit. The Manchester, Remington aud
rumor says the Windsor and woods,ock banks,
have come into this mcasurr....And we are sorry
to say thai We have no doubt but every bank in
the Northern Middle aud Eastern States has or
will have 10 adopt this course.
| Wha, vii bs the Ultimate end 81 all tbs de-
range,uen, of the Fiscal concerns Of tho country
no one can tell. Most Of the banks are doubtless
solvent end sound and unless all their debtors fail
will continue so until the country eau be relieved
from The reckless blood suckers who m,s-g
and disorder aud confusion can be restored.
we conjecture tnal lNc blls OF most Oh tue onhh'
will continue TO circulate as usual and the people
may perhaps consent to take them as readily 81
heretofore, for there is other currency now np
purenily IN existence, in this -egion. All the Jack
son gold and silver has been logged of to tb'
Western Wildes TO speculate in lands, locked Vi
in the vaults Of the banks IN the Golfers Of tn
mser, who dares not cntrust it 10 90 beyond hl
reach for fear it will get the Westera Jerer' an
fall into the hands of the Western pets.
The bills Of such banks as have been current her
heretofore. we understand ore receivable at tll
bank in this town now, except the Manchester
Bennington and st. Alsans as also most Of III
New York Western Banks.
Il GJSN understand that meeting of the d
rectors of all the Banks in this state is requested
} Montpelier on Friday next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16

The New York Legs lssi1ia,ag las, week up
on lac TO ree,s the banks and the people from the pres-
cure Ah~ believe ad passed suspending any liabil-
,es cot aeppiog pay fol- yearand another bill was
tsiess the legislature sapsnd the act for prohibiting the
eircaatiaa ofsmail bills.
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DIED..

In Clarendon the 3lst ult. Enos X. Weller aged ST.
La Wells County Indiana, in March, Kendall sged "a
Ezra, g. aged 20. William, aged 90 Charles aged four
out Olive Of Dea Ezra Putna who sold his farm
Cavendisb ~ last fall aud engraiel His oldest le,
wife and two children '-'
Ia Randolph, 3Oth uIt Widow Canarne Peckham in the
81st year Of her age.