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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

!Wr. Calh0ua. Some of the friends OF
The Admlnlstra ion are beginning to be a
lIltIe alarmed about Mr.. calhoun. lie
v"leJ against Mr.. Bucnanaa's pruposi.
ton. and the correspondent oG The bal
umote Chronicle says, thai Oh late
occasion he discIatmed any Identification
win The administration. Nhereupun Mr.
Strange demonstrated with hIm, telling
him 10 effect, tual he had been actlng
vii, the administration Tor two months,
aud that Il was too early for hun to de-
sen. Mr.. Strange may save himself all
Anxiety ABDUL Nc. Calhoun. That con-
Stste.h gSatieman will stay with the
as long as ii cUmporls with
iIIs interest, and not QUO moment l)Iger.
How can tue administration expect 10 be
better treated by Mr. T.. lhan The Wings
have been! lie has already done them
more service than he ever did The Wings:
Ior. without his support and influence,
The Sub-Tressury Bill would have been
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Ifrck EimerGi.-On Friday last. shosal
eleven o'clnck al night, when many al
our citizens had retired 10 rest, AMI many
o,l O. were about 10 DO so. the sound oil
solemn music was heard proceeding ir.'nl
others were about 10 10 so, the sound oi
de vest Tow arls tie easiern part 81 Tie
city, along Pennsylvania avenue. Soon
afterwards \ mock funeral possession
made It's appearance. There were rro-
bahly not less than four or Eve hundred
persOns moving, By couples, IN tie train.
They we're preceded hy two persons on
househaek, clad in funeral habliimenis
4 transparent coffin was borne upon th'
sloul.leIs Of several olher persons. npoI
the sides Of which, in very large letters
, were inscribed tie words S,ab-Irsa
surg." Al the tail of tie procession.
: large transparent revolving lantern. aIliA
: ed 10 \ role, was exhibited. on tie lhe
. Of which were different inscriptions
e such rs :. Glory enough" - AotiiGr
|, and alone"" Dora ri.h the Monster.
As tie possession moved towards N
G CAPITOL, tic number Of persons yer
u considerably Increased, so that, We al
= told, there we've not probably less aha
e three thousand persons present when u
d rcflin was plugged into the washinst'
e Canal, where il VS. finally de9os'te'
u n brief address, or Grafton, havsng prev
iously been made over the deluncI
mains OF the " monster" which il ";
i supposed TO contain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Tie fate of yudge Conference.-The.
Sail, oi New Bedford. one Of The saved
fran The wreck ri the Pulaski, gives lhe
following account Of the manner IN which
Judge Cameron persisted. Judge Ro-
chester, from whom tie information 10
derived. persisted among ne breakers. in
the attempt 90 land. lie was intimate
with Judge camerOn. and they were
travelling together from Pensacola. which
sscounls fnr his obtaining information
relative tn him from the hoy:
Nearly three hours alier the disaster.
! Mr. Hubbard and Others 10 Il,e small boat,
saw a sing.e individual upon small frag-
menl Of The reck Ia whose rescue they
went. This va. Judge Rochester. When
taken on board. he informed them Iliai
when the Pulaski went doan he saved
himself wiih = seiiee, 10 which he elung
for about an hour. " hsn he drllled in con-
tact With a fragment Of the wreck. winch
sustained a boy Who came in company
With him from penslcols. The boy.
seeing that the setlse scarcely buoyed him
up, insisted upon changing places. saying
that he being Young aud strong. va. best
able to save himself on the seilee. Judge
Rochester expressed great sallcitude lOr
tie safety Of This generous boy. but moth
ing - known II his fate. lie informrd
Judge II. that Mr.. Cameron started with
him. but that his strength failed, and he
lost his hold and sunk"
). Judge X. Was Presiden, Of a BANK
at Pensacola. lie had been a proninsn
politician in The State Of Nes York, and
in 1896. VAS the oPponen, Of DE VIZ
Clinton Tor Governor Of the State. and
was only hsaleU BY few thousand votes
Heisslaied IN the Northern papers To ha,t
been native Of Mary land; but Il We ar,
not mistaken. he vas born in 0rsng'
county, n. e. where his family are wei
remembered. Fayetteville Ojssrrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

The National Gazette remarks that
Mr.. Van Burea il now 81 liberty 10 re
Deem the pledges given in his Message Al
the extra Session. that the sovereignty OF
lhe popular will should guide and conirol
public servants in she exercise 81 their
discretionary pawers. when not eOnhiet.
ing whilh constitutional declarations and
official duties. We hope sincerely. The
the advisers Of The President will throw
m Obstacles in his way in fulfilling this
pledge. especially in reference 10 lhe sub
Treasury scheme.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

TIE Madisonisn pgblishsS ths famo1'I
Feartal alh July Oralian deliEeIsd by NJ
Bsshanan. jusl after The w.r. As Dit. D.
!, eos a - patent democrat, ss ioak up.
an surh conduct ~ Trry e-nsl. What u
NJ n. d,d d~nnunrs ne War. Mr.. NJ
dison. and lts .hols democratic party IN
,ood ssi lsrms. 10 be not noe - Admin
,.,ra,ian msn! In lhis fsnnus SPefrh.
Mr. Buchanan acrusss the democratic
pany Of being = parcel II = demssoaussi
q Destroying Ihs nssy; Of declaring cal
,ssins. commerce: Of rashly Planeing ih'
country into contest ~ilh Great Britain
Of carving on The war dIsgrsesfally sn'
Obtaining = disgracciul peace, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mir Bond from the Committee on Revolutionary Pen.
sions reported the following Joint resolution which was
ordered 10 third reading to-day:
Resoled bu the S,agie and House q Representatives.
M. United States Of .7nerfca in Congress asssnJted,
That the benefits OF the third section of an act entitled,
San &C, granting half Pay TO widows or orphans when
,h, aud fathers have died Of wounds rece we'd
in The military service OF the U in certain cases, and
for other purposes approved the 18th day Of July. egh
teen hundred and thirty six, shall not be withheld from
anv widow whose husband has died since the passage of
the said VIII" SHALL hereafter die, if said widow shall
otherwise De entitled 10 the same
Mr. Allen Of Vermont, from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions reported bill fer the relief Of George HON
mel. >, -,
Mr. Pratt, from the Committee on the Public Build
ings reported the following resolution, when con-
cured in: .,..r. p,;,s;
Resorsd, That the Commissioner OF fuoIc bullcIngs
he directed TO furnish tbs Hous" "'' account
of the expenditures the ne" treasury oIolne, ots
,nGnishinr between the different items OF charge IN
their application to the various heads Of material and
zach seespcripon Of labor giving under distinct heads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

LOW Vt
ENLARGE ENT OF THE ERIE CANAI.-Srnled proposals
"a will received Canal Commissioners uuthe 2'th cay
u NEXT at O'Clock r. NJ for constructing IL selS OF double
y.ks Nos l. s, a. 10, 10, IL, le ~ 2J ~ Ind ~ ana I've
pyc-.sary excavation aud cmoankmcnt -.
Also constructing the lower aIurduct across the
about 100 feet in length aGd two sections" canal a"
III.
Also section No. 20 adjoining the upper aqaeduci across the MO-
SaWS
o constructing aGuduc' tie Scoharic creek OF a1o
C5l @ IN Ien,th and canal adjoining the same
The required and OIL Inc stone
m Other which have been procured, or Pltiay procured,
for uptun and allow therefor the Pco 4" piIceS al
materials and prices Will be eHi"itsG al tue
tine OF receiving proposals. 49,, -, H.,
Hr locks a1ucducs and scconsto Dc coHc y! '"1 49," -!
70, completing tho excavation and embanSment OF the
> coHstJeed including the expense OF sna"S ana
trimming the baakS. $500,
Scc-i;y viii he required the performance OF contracts and
PROPOSITIONS should accompanied by tho names VI responsive
p,fsous ,uy their become sureiIes u Tue chniuG
.r and sno1 of hose proposing md the surces they shall
gned, or the Cho Resident En-
gneers good character and The extent OF ter
possibility by the first judge or CLERK oil I've County III WHY"
they scveraiy reside, will be required
No transfer Of contracts will be recognized.
The and pnhics othe line, ana the plans anu
o tie kind Of materials uTd manner oil constructing 'e WOE WIN
BE- reay for .. ipon at the Emgineers office in the village OF
Engiueer's office at keXo fats oy ne o'n
1ar Of JUy which places blank p'opoS0"S "O' VIZ
lihoh. . ...
T nar noie specifications will also be exhibited
Cana Office, ~ the cry OF Ahhy on '"c
h d,-s which place proposals VIII he received
us nr,por for work ,haa they wish contract !o
IA ,rnrifv the qu unity they desire 1" tHSc'
full all ;hnt arc parties 10 al! Ff"os'!on
ng, 10 written cut III the signature 10 '"e same.
The o,v 10 the proposition which may be accepted VIII BE- 70
r. nlo contract, immediately after the acceptance OF
toe -,
The undersigned reserve right accept such proposals only
:, the interests OF the State may demand , ,o,,,,-
JONAS EARL JR.
JOHN BOWMAN.
WILLIAM BAKER.
y .,I1Tc
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TO TR.9VELLERS.

EHE Oh Daily Limo Of Mail Coaches for Charlotte S,aun-
ton Warn ilo White SUE Red Sulphur, Sulphur,
Blu Suhu' Gy Sulphur and Sweet Springs and several urr
rrn- places Of and to Guyandoc. Travellers wish
az 10 stcg;e for either Of the above places will be particular
ot tie old Sage Office in the Eagle Hotel where they will
h"d wc tickets which will their seats, when they
% at SNIGoa. Tnnse taxing seats in the Old Line OF Nail
Ae' shall not he thown any where. This will be found
" u" cheapest; nearest and best route to the abov" places
by THE PROrRiETORS.
'n- slSr6ors inform the Public, that the above
Oh Nal Line sill in successful operation; that the fare
IA It @6ch extends from Richmond to charlottesville
That 'l'y eighty miles is reduced to Ebur Dollars
made accomplish the be-
poyed % places day only but that Extras muy be
pants travel pretty much at the option OF their occu-
Eggo u,,. BOYD & EDMOND.
-'p "Chinohd Va, MGich 9th, 1893. lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

t&Sb REIvhRD.Goh-t TGlai, white man, lately resdn.
N Buckingham Courthouse has stolen maa'" woman
mine doubt eniUav effect escape 10 Ohio
lie the ynchug stage few miles above Jas
PIte.Cn> buckingham list Sunday morning. accompanied
bows clothcsPeceIvn that !!"y
detected passenger the who had dcScfpn" OF ic
woman, succeeded escaping from tie miles b.
yuChU Ross and although holly pursued have
II probable That they atcP;
the the north SIDE OF james
Riyer T!d4u .ilry years age fully six feet high
welt formed active anl iToU; hc dressed III ne" blue co
cost, daiH linen paataloors, shoes aU! fur cop.
The woman mui;o. little under the common stature thin
usage, full head y; hair which little grey her teeth
trcaycd and dressed hex clothes is
.cm,cr Size l. about ihrty Of she
dressed holland roundauU; aud pamaioons, bsc SIX
haudNerin ABOUND her neck shocs and large white fur hat
5cnrrcd fiddle and pretended 10 be fiddler ir
iu!a .he represented dsrCn. master. will give
fits dollars for Tnal and his commitment 10 jill
prosccutcI; and thirty aTs for the apprehension
aad sccUiity OF the wuman, that can get her asiu
GEO. II. MATTHEWS.
Nu.gir,j,mC / lime ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

MD m Sais-Gy ola decd ofrus. executed by VIM L.
81 18th Gjy ut February, 1885, uGd duy recorded
Of Richmond county court conveying to the snh'cr'oer
Ger. m tract nj LAMB living and being the counties
p.noad ani kuown By the OF Hickory
Tei D.s and containing, by "stinaton SUI acres be
more or less Tor purpose securing Ioh" LS ell! u
~ sam Of the SAID deed expressed TO De due shall
@ puI:c o cash. at Richmond Court house.
the ah d.v % Jnlv next Of Llud aho:e mentioned
"a in by the deed aforesaid viii nc conveyed
aud 40 nhe-1hc Land hc advertised al the
TO, 0s Richmond Court house and m the Richmond EG"t
ir 4, iras; .xty days previous TO the day of sale -
-" JNO. +. il. JEFFGiES, Trustee.
v,- 2-l9t
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Ia5,asle Estate ON Jams Rie,r a, AUCTION.

TuIuaJIe EStHte JdNaHS HttfF az .1HtIE"'
ON the 18th day OF Jan. w be Sc pOsii al suc'oh
higne>t bidder, PROMISES that We" Known ahH
estate called Nrs WcStbuy, belonging 20 tc late hahce
Slmu. Tyler dccrasc and iyns Oh James XAVIER between
.ry HI iTt"r Esq aud Berkeley the estate OF
NJ isuImn aniSOa-coaiaIiu: i>S acres, more or less. IL
~ I4pcI gazing AMI all Aas o cEaia ana heS III
n ia ae.c vicinity o Cit! poim aud the markets OF Peters
LIZ. and Richmond ::
revDne third the day Of sac the balance IN l. J. aud
~ s.ans day SHE with deed in trust naii tna
,oatA description OF the estate viii be gwen be-
~, ll9-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

Carriages, BnrOuchcS, GuggieS and SuikicS.
THE hand s Coach shop i3.h street,
directly opposite The Governors house, Corcecs, BarOncc-
Euggcs u.ip, aud second hand The work III
workmlnSipun the second hand ARTICLES
good order All will he sold ow articles of
the kUl in the cit. Of Richmond
OH WORK repaired the shortest time best manner AMI ca ,ca
sonibc terms. M!taJah ha-,"Ch'
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Redmond French Barr milestone Ma


E> SGhc hers respectfully Inform their friends and the public
generally that they have hand good and well selected
French BUR- Blocks OF the best quality also an
extensive Of ready mad" French Burr M,ioHrs 4" Va
Sizes which they arcl ANY bail" III. coUn.
who the above article, would do well
cali and tor themselves briO" thc elsewhere
determined 20 sell reasonable terms for cash. or town
acreptarceS Their the Uf and 18th sirecs
All orders will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL
NOCEl. :. RUST.
" B-Fo; reference, the quality OF ready made Burr
MiI..tones, apply the Rchmoud MieEs
- t. w,m
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l!urkirrham {. H.. June !

MARTIN left SucrheT about TIE 10Th Nag from no cause
whacvGrlir gone OF wagon. i" Is well
nauy he b" hnhoured in Richmond h. 1ins well
hOu thu town, "Uk the canal aS co
rnln o,GarwIs. ah"nt Thirty old, "f the
iuoa height spare hu qIe hack, uii head OF kno;y
ba, and has ralGc, whinn. aud appearance VIII
rive ten dollars Tor his delivery licnco, Richmond,
or secure! in jiii so that -rl him agaa. $500 - ...
June i9--it'l JOHN WAL hiNS.
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Blue Snlpiur Springs, IIrginia.
=
ry,E Elre plur Srinss - miles ives, OF cwisburg,
" niln SnnhuL Wi. BE- lhe Isl 81 Iunc 90

7EVIIE Ene !NlTU " !''' WIZ ~
ss the White Sulphur, NJ" b. open the !s OF June for tho
exception ~ vi.t0s
Te steady growing popularity this watering place has IN
hen
WORTHY OF the puIr he improvements are
aou the most scale anl sufficient
oin,e ahoa three nuad persons The thcmse Ives doug
vorah knwo fog their highly medicinal quafics have been
recently traced original fountain lover which Gcciam
being erected um the surp. las been four % be
much full cnrious with obvious increase of cn"t
and quality. The also have been greatly improved SAGE The
last season al Stages from Stanton 10 Guyandoc VAL
continue O hy the Springs.
The fine slluhrou Baths attached the Springs will be kept
usual ia and comfort, and no pains
part the prOPrietp their Immediate superintendent Mayor
VIM shall wanting sustain the reputation Of the Blue
SULPHUR and render the avu,e resort Of liberal ana en:
cned public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
Nix ID

sspNT ERIN FOH ALL wish 10 sell t!rs beali'a ie.'
- ale and very healthy Farm P'"A'eiy II HES ~ f"wha'"p
rsgy .i.t Courthouse ienifom Cders'o ana
,.y three Rchmou There urc hEe hundred eha
y two acres TRACT bounded the North by Jdns 't
South road ledGing from CIheisvc to kichmoai,
nny River oad on the East by the Lands OF Ihos
l. pbnn Esq and the West by Deep Creek which steam
-a. Renead There - splendid mil s'ie ON ''is
r- ng ana extensive quarry OIL grhnIe roc"
u.a huadci yads Of the place. have an lnt>Am'aoir
. 10 auG Bemead estate opposite ohe l site,
which -nall be Included 10 my sale =.
Nlg Era we'll wdcTed aud well adapted 10 the gf""th
~ wheat and clover The buildings ATE cool dHh
consist OF very house, Kitchen snokc house,
house con-huusc stable. carriage house TOD oHu'r>
s4 b,r thrashng machine a;tacei will :'c posses
@ On the first January nevtor Will give Immediate posses
gureh, on certain conditions. Those who are disposed I"
are and his property; shall Ia"e
s-sIr pleasure IN shelving H.
o OFF, for SALE on liberal ana very accommodating terms
r,a ,dr acres being and lying m the counties OF
Cae.crHr aad tn" igh5ohU"l OF Gcni;o ms
me. . he the name Mosey's, bounded b: tho lands OF
NJ joan Mocy Dorset and Others, aud yer" well t;cr
The aer.'! good, yet susceptible oi !n
d. r. NJ m
P,whatln June I, 1888. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

HolCHMoND Fredericksburg and PCtOmGe Railroad Company
No The Annual Meeting the stockholders this Company VIII
he held on day Of June next st hall past ~
O'Clock. q tho office Of the Company. ,.,,,, ~
sipy go l6-w3w HILARY bAhEH' e'e'H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
Blue Sminfur spring.. MAY 81. ISIS.

EYTARM SPRINGS. Bath CoHfr, jGihIs establishment viii
open, the mFTUachiE. under the ma
nacenen, Of Every cumiuii a"d will
bet Ia" Baths GOOD
dtion and proper atieGVn will he dcYotcd those who use
1oiN 49,
May - 3-iO'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12

FatQUIER WHiTE SLLfHtR SFEANGS.
vuYHlS Establishment, within less than days ride
Il from Fredericksburg or the District Of Columbia,
whence stages daily sagain opened for The rccep.
ton of visitors 1t will be this under the control
Of an Incorporated Company and is hoped will be at
least equal in all poets TO what it has heretofore been
For a more minute account Of H. reference IS made to
the annexed description by the Editor of the Globe.
written in August 1887, and published in the Globe OF
tIa dat
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Eyrderic& Whifc SULPHUR Springs.

Frederick Uhifc Sulphur Springs
rsE ber announces the public that This pleasant and
DELIGHTFUL will be opened On The rSt June ior The re-
ccpruu company. II situated most conveniently easy oi
and is in healthy ueghofood. bat mile
from the Winchester and Potomac Rail
;or and Iescertilg-and about miles from Winchester.
This Watering Place long aud aNoraby knon under the meme
of uya and Wanss Sulphur Spring has been esorted by
aorns under affection and other arrangements OF
SECRETION with the hnppic effect The efficacy of the wacr at
,es,e by number the cities which ii readily
believed be equal to that Of any spring IN Naia
the season Accommodations h#vc becn greatly in
.,e6 ~ this esn Misunderstanding large thee story ce
containing forty hiy weilnshrd Fcoas an Other
Every has been made to Pnce his delightful
Place upon footing with the most fashionable places OF
Tho Kind ami every Will be used give atstlrt,on
'"' "''"' ~ ~ GRANVILLE JORDAN.
Nav. i-wow
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1.-THE Fauquier White Sulpkur Strings.

induced recently 10 wish to these Springs hHd
us inform those who such places, from
motive this beautiful, combines every
The medicinal wte though he rary
cases. the White Sulphur BEYOND the
nn,nsu. yo potcny aftr;s the system sradL~i cT
i've It's snny pure, white sulphur, cold anG
use The region which surrounds the Spring nnIks it for sau-
spot the midst of The unulalip. ridges which
the the approach TO the mountains Every neiSbons
summit crowned with forest Of aud the Blue Ridge
round in circle full forming outline like that OF
j heavins ocean,
rhc bu and grounds I'D ncompara5y uporioro
any in the states, for their Objects They admirably
annedtasie simplicity and perfect adaptation
.nre combine the uct"curoa IL well the associated
imooyou,cn The Tavern establishment, and is
thrown out oil the which the principal edce and the
und This the tine pnicoed build
Ing viii, it's Lofty coonnade Grazing thee stories above hsh
extending about 900 fc dI OF PTncey private
residence and visitors their decoum and saietie
ono as invited hnspab'c iordy country onsucI
l. tho order and ease with which all Ggcd.
be charm the place, is the splendid Gall roomhe fac ban
or mnsc and asemJase Of female beauty lovcucs aud
~ motion with which adorned. The remark The
No,bn the Gsacc has been applied 10 Virginia and her
we think if allowed speak for heTsn Virginia would point 10
her ,v,t;rrs ewcsEvcn her statesmen would agree IN
fins, We have seen assembled fashion of the Union this
city b, lave much beauty fascination OF manners,
rs,nce dancing where, the
" Irno " " If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-12
St4 Hundred Cords Of Pine UO0d.
My AcrNr's OrEfCE.

Navy AGEXr's OFFICE,
Washington, MAY l2, lS3s
y.GOPOS AIS will be received until the 18th OF
next, for six hundred cords OF wood 10 BIO Delivered
, Navy Yard this before the first day OF October
y. the wood must well seasoned and Of good quality and
delivered from time time the contractor may
'rfre proper, within time above spe"ied
Der cent withhe from the mnun; Of each delivery
"a, contract fully complied with addition to e hond and
,ies given for the faithful performance Of the contract
~ " I'D
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Fauquier Whtte Sulphur 5PrtNg toMPaNy.
DOCKS Of subscription having been opened III TIC annrr re-
3 m The &C; OF passed the 25h February,
qaer the of the Subscribers named ~ the said
tho n,naer is hereby gtcta, that S"ac'
"a a. shareholders, will be held at The FauIus ME re
c,cS ia, The Organization the Company and other pur-
pose. HhNCOCk LEE. ,,,
WILLIAM Z. SMITH.
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TERMS OLE ADVERTISING.

p.s'rsi That commended 10 the Editors OF Newspapers
,. the ih publish At the head OF their papers
f ,lversng that they strictly adhere to Hc same
ccs always sUch Us 10 give tar compensation
j.. ia .atoT qerto''neI.n 49,, ;,
"'''.'' Rrsy'at;oa Of the Editorial Coaren:ioH
On. square of sixteen laes less, hr Insertion 70 cents o'
s,.4 continuance ~ cents. ,.
from daa-e must b1 accompanied VIA the advance
49, or satisfactory references, 10 iasure execution >.
n ,pse advertising 500 per nunum, DIS
c n hr III ite per ani TO $50, of2o per cent
- ii Obituaries .Hirrag iom tho country whenever the
nan !w.as unSuown This office mus, be authenticated
the Postal the nci:"Ooiooi n e!
no tSs pl,shci. Every measure, that has been 'a"c
w NJ aaoous aud qgizzes, has proved heretofore rn@Va
t.t therefore, in such upon the Comn"n
ha. certified by the oil tn" Po'imasleF ie" Q" H'e
Sack 0f fss Ictte-J
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~ ~ ~ a. ie rl.N OF the Editor; lte pSStagS Of all
a''''' b. lie Eri,sTS.- The postage vi single letter Is
y ucc,ua the writer. 1t is the accumulated posi-
IA estoasi'; business, w"e" operates Us serious lax u'
me EiItoF.) , :. 49,. .. .,.,o,,, HALL have tho
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Epthe representatives, "f Au,usne, John aud Edward s"n,
b'iS dce! Of John Saith ESQ., also decd, iofaety
OIL Ia" cp'h'Y OF Wmo,clau and to the representative trustee
OF &" The estate Thos r. Rootcs late OF tue count!
Gloucester
"n =" Please tt Ike notice that certain moneys
having come % my htns administrator az 6on,s non WIN me
ahnrH o. ~ 81: John Smith, decd, shall attend al the
once {" ~ i.%'T n,r!yne, the city of Richmond on
respective portions Of the moneys
Legal evidence wa he 'o9fed in establishing the
right fthe nLvGnai e4G mentioned
moa"ys. Letters IN the ""nn" addressed to No ST. Clinton
Pace, City of New York, Will be attended to.
J. AUGUSTINE SMITH,
.3dmlRlsIdt0r &C bonus tDn, sr;i the lrY auae,ci,
. q John STita, deerdscd.
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