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.sf0rvs Muh;couiis and SIX Uorm Epos

THE subscriber for sale in lots Morus
mucaulis Trees auy quantity, deliverable Novembe
Also variety Of Silk Worm Eggs among which 10 Of
Mammoth White and Yellow, Warranted genuine ready for deli
very Companies Individuals wanting supply
with Eggs Tor the second Tor year, normcd that
the unde rsgncd will furnish them Of Mammoth White, Mammoth
pea Mammoth Sulphur aud the Pea Nut vaO,iesu eatcd
Viiina OF the world each kind la
bced and warranted. Apply paid The Office o. the yiIs
MIA Silk Asenry.,o ]. "A. u. LOWNES.
Also supply the approved Works the Cultivation Of
!e Tree, aud The Management Of Silk from The matching of the
Eggs 70 The dying OF the Silk. }. II. ID. l..
May Tiff
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HN CHANCERY-V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cucuit snn,Io,

: Court, September tenn, 1888:
John Couch Mnt his John Couch his former
wife Elizabeth Couch, dec, Thomas J. Anderson, VIM Couch
udf II. Of Ann Couch, dec, Plaintiffs
against
Robert Rres Robert Carter Of The Of John
rs dcc Thomas W. Gilmcr, admir- dc bons
other character representing the estate of Christopher
Hudson, dec and William Waller, md MT Anderson, senior
dec, and NatsGie Andrtcn administrator heir
dbu,ec of said Nathaniel Anderson dec any opre
sening the Of the said Nathaniel who Of ho
Andcrson doc Thomas Pacson and his wife Sarah Price
Perkins, sheriff and admir- de bonis of Samuel Wnircy
dec, Price Perkins his right John s. Anderson and VIM
Anderson, Defendants.
This nsan be heard upon The papers formerly
aud the report Of the Ducpck made
the dccrela order OF the dry ,ls with exceptions
BY the Defendants and argued by COUNSEL On consideration
Whereof by parties tho Court doth
The said the Commissioner who brought them
settled de Copy-Tesre,
X. ELDRIDGE,C C.
April Term, s59-By consent Of parties Robert Shaw, Com
missioner in Chncey Of tr Court substituted in the place
John r. ocnck take The by the order
this cause on The 18th OF september Inst.
a Cory-Te.ts, Il. ELDRlDGE, c. c. S. c.
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b. J. WORSHAM. e.

Commissioners Office, FarmviiIc, May Is, 1899.
The parties The above noied appear before
Prince Edward the Is day Juy 1885, md
furnish with such evidence will enable the
above decree. +. N..WATkINS, Gem.
--rfSx
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n Orders |or Ickcts mad Mares CtriFcnfs Of
Packaces in the abnve Splendid Lnlefy, wiirccrye the
mos, prompt attention, and those who order from us,
may rely npon having The dro'ens sent them immediate
10 n,pr il is oyer. Send orders early and address
D. S GREGORY " co. .Mnnngsrs.
Mar ~ T3-td1 RchmOpd la.
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ne to sell II Ut q Ia
April 80
E'HE STATE OF SOUTH Observation-Disclosures

'ENIE STATE Of SOUTH Observation-Disclosures
DlSTRiCT.-ls Cha ScERv.-Lewis Cruse Administrator
of Charles Murray Complainant John Fcrrc III
Nightingale and William G. Daniel Defendants.
BY this Bill the Complainant seeks payment of mortgage of
Plantation called Melville John Fcrre seized o the Plan
taon, subject to tho mortgage which the Complainant
himself aud subject the equitable cn which the Defendant
p VI Nightingale entities himself tho
of Nathaniel Greene General the Armies Of the United States
commanding the Southern Divisions John Fcc
the ard 1893 uhd subsequently, and supposed
have been partner of John Banks citizen of Virginia
Southern Army If the heirs John
wi:in the United Sutes will claim TO
the Plantation of Melville, surplus after ymcni the
membranes that may be and established this
come IN al time within years; aud they residing
beyond tue United States, they and make their claim
cause by pleading, answering demurns Compliments
bill. PETlGRU & LESESNE
June % l3-wl2m CompluiRdnls Solicitors.
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TO CONTRACTORS

James Ricer and hdnanha Company
PROPOSALS will be received the Office ohe Company in Rich
mud, June for building lock, Mn,stlck
Canal into tho River opposite Renss Island The Loeb
"a stone sheens similar TO the Locks OF The
description the line of the Canal plan and specification
n naich may be seen al the office of the Company.
B. WRIGHT, Chief Engineer.
3-tTJo
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(;1v of R;fLmcnd Scrip for sale.

City IF Riehmcnd Scrip for sale
CERTIFICATES Debt OF the City OF Richmond bearing per
interest payable semi annually can be Obtained q, ihe
Office River Kana"ha Company, deliverable at
the applications future time then hNed upon
- W. d. CHiTrENDEN,
Secretary of the james Ricer and kuaGpha Company
Ian 76-wlJuy
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1TCE-A sen,foran who has hal several years experience
~ eacre desires % obi IN enroymen ~ an Academy OF
s !. ou,iiie 10 teach the Greek, Larin French Spanish
- h Ian.u ges batter OF which he speaks fluent
complete course of Mathematics both pure and mixed,
[,, Philosophy Chemistry, &c. Ample testimonials of his
f,cer qualifications Sc, will be Letters address
Rcnund Virginia, will meet with pro@p' a'!ent;on
3-tf
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Cq,bsrrood's Panoramas of Jerusalem and lhe6cs

C7therroodS PanoramdJ Of JeruSaIem and Ihetcs
NE open Tor exhibitions at the now oun-
New York corner o. Prince and Mercer steels Broadway,
o1yy,le Nih'o's Garden. -,
The Panorama Of Jetu lcm is splendid painting OF
covering, surface ten thousand square feet painted from
j,,gta.s laken by Mr.. Ca,hcIwood in 1884 "
TIE auo;am Thcbcs, Egypt painted likewise from Mr.
TAM before exhibited.
ne Panorlmas ire brilliantly Illuminated every evening by up
v -? ,ts hts explanations o. the pictures given 10
IL. o,eooo, afternoon and Al half past Sin the evening
-ar-, on un rhcbes will DO delivered by M "a
.o, cv,nac hapast O'Clock, commencing with
lsG.cm. . -.
7, d cent Il, o1ch Panorama 8ouks Of description IL i2
tents 80 >,
Nay io-im
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csrriagss, B4rouehes. Buggies and Sulktes.

Carriagss. Barouchss. Buggies and Suiktes.
TIE Subscriber has his shop just finished on Market
;es nes Sejfuoks Warehouse, Carriages, Barouchcs Bug
Sui,e and second hand. OF his manufacture all
u hch he w sr low such acics cav be bought IN this
m a warranted OF the best workmanship mud materials
? : Having my shop from the old stand on Governors
. 10 the place. prepared to execute
work all kinis aud all repairing doae in the best manne
& r,..: tine and most reasonable terms.
Ma, Il SIT MiCh1hh "hN"cd'
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cnp,RTNEGSHlp-The subscribers respectfully Inform

rnp RTNEGSlP-The subscribers respectfully inform their
ouy ha, they have associated themselves rndes the
r, ii MYER ANSEL CO., for the purpose OF ansaens
ar;al business, and hope by their strict attention,
:, r.:sse SHIRE Of tie public patronage
MYER ANSEL,
CHARLES W. RLASTON,
g,,o,a the Rcnoad, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
''' Depot.
~ E-Iibcrs wili always be made Produce
= 3-6t
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CoMaIssIoSEs's OrrIcE,

CoMAIssIoSER's OrFIcE, !
Buckingham Z. H., May 2d, 1889.
Tho parties interested the foregoing decree please take
notice that have appointed the 2i day OF June
effect the decree uorc referred Buckingham C. H. 10
O'Clock, y. NJ. ROBERT SHAW,
May II Go-w4wI Conmi,si
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May 90
.MnM0gc1.s' Office, AicknhOHd, va

Splendid Scheme far the 18Th June, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.
And fourteen dawn numbers
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No a, for 1889.
To be drawn a, Alexandra, d. C., on Saturday, 18th
June, 1889.
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BESIDES prizes OF S1eO-SIOV- S15T@S14U-: 1oo-
sl20-S!OO-S75- SGO- Ssh $40 and $50
ID Draun Numbers out Of &c
Tickets only S20-fIalves SlO-Quarers S3-Eighths
50 so
Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets $40
no do 26 Half d.. 10
Do do 2G Qunrter do Gu
Do do 26 Eighth do 80
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IN CHANCEKY-V sGslA-Prnce Edward September Supe.
r0r Court, 1895:
James NJ Dearmon and Matthews and M'Dcormoa, Pnfs
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TERMS or TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

- Ike ESeulRER is Published three times ,ceek da.
the SESSION Of The State Legislature, and tUiee neck
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Nm ANCERY-VIncIslA.-In Amelia Circuit Su
4 perior Court Of Law and Chancery, April Term,
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Buckingham Z. H. May g lc30.
Tho in the above Decree hereby nohed
,ha, have appoint day Of July INTO effect
tho foregoing The parties required meet al Buck
;ns,am SonT louse by 10 O'Clock a. NJ, Of that day
hsnnm sou To-w4w1 RIO. SHAW, Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
sENA
sr,maas FEB. 10. 1850.

Saturday rec. TO- io'S'
LIZ mas, z o'clock, ntssage was received
-. The uouse OF Delegates. announcing tue readi-
-. ~ Ia, hoay 10 proceed with the election OF \
s.,,oy Of The United States, to succeed William {.
Piscs ESQ; and that William G. Rives. John Tyler.
and John Y. Mason, were ~ nomination iof lha OF
fee.
Mr. Bspst declared his intention 10 snrport
I.,lse Mason, because he was politician oil the
true sehool-ani-Tsrif, anti Bank. anti Internal
Improvement. and a s,rict eonstfaetonisi. More
: ovcr he was a friend of the Administration, aud an
advocate OF the ub-Tfessuiy sysiem--a ssluiary
and sound measure, which had The appreciation oil
8 the Republican party.
Mr. Fontaine briefly gave his reasons for support
= ius Mr. Ri,es, as distinguished and able Senator,
truly Representing the voice OF Virginia
Mr.. Smith Of Culpeper sustained the nomination
Of Judge Mason. and entered into an argument OF
f. acme Iength 10 prove that NJ. Rves " OF
5 rrinople according TO his interest,"" aud longer
entitled TO the support Of the Democratic party,
Mr.. Anderson defended Mr.. Rives with much
earnesiness, only FOR lis consistency in refer
cucc TO the currency question, but for the soundness
and correctness Of hisy views all great measures
which had heretofore received the sanction OF Gen
Jackson and the party in over. MI. A. denied
that there Coalition between the Conservatives
and Whes-snd declared that The former could mol
abandon Mr.. Rives without abaudouiug Their own
principles, and going against their own Conscientious
convictions
Afler few remarks from Mr.. Paueson. the de-
bate ended--and Mr.. Bsptst was requested 10 an
nounce TO the House the readiness OF tie Senate ia
proceed.
The vote was thcn taken rs follows:
FoR joys Y. MAsoS-ncssrs. Parker tSpeak-
aet,) Bland, Bouldu, Bilugsy, Baptist, CaIf, by
en- llolleman, Huntoa Mofeti. McCananr, Nash
Opie, Robertson, Scot, Smith OF Culpeper, Todd
aud Thomas--lS.
FoR JonN TrLrR- Messrs. Bouduran', Carter
Campbell, tlarvie, MeCsry, pAttcson, Smith oil
kanawha aud Noudhhuse--s
Foa WM. c. Rwfs-Messrs. Anderson Faux
per, Fontaine, and Good--f.
FoR JAMES MCDowTLL- Fayette MeMulou-l
FoR Y. w. SorTHALt--Bobef |. Pouson-l.
There being no choice. second vote taken
which resulted rs the first, eSccpi that Mr. McMsl
len voted for John Y Mason, and MI. Poulson yotet
for John Tyler
third vote taken, with The same result rs The
last--Mason 9. Tyler .. RiYes /.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith OF G. the order was post
pened until Mouday, and tie House having concur
red
The Senate adjourned.
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Nh. Penlleloa and NJ Crulehiell opposed The

MI Poudieloa and M. Crulehfcl1 opposed The
motion To postpone.
Mr. Bolts susttihed lie motion.
Mr.. Watkins also sustained the motion.
A message WAS received from the Senate annouuc-
ing the adoption ofthe following resolution:
Resolped. That the House oil Delegates be respect
fully fequese, suspend The further consideration
Of the Joint order 81 the DAY their part. until
question pending before the Senate IA connection
herewith be Decided.
Mr.. Voolfolk moved 10 amend the word Resell
sed and inserting lieu thereof resolution post
pone until tomorrow.
Mr.. cfulehGcId movedt to lay the resolution and
amendment on the table
M. Mas thought the request Of the Senate a
so .ular one, but hoprd M. c. would Withdraw has
motion 10 lay on the table. The proper course
would be reject the resolution, aud adopt that pro-
posed BY Mr. Woofolt.
Mr.. Bayly thought it would be disfespectlul to the
Senate. TO jet lhelr resolution. after keeping that
body waiting 1--we hours this morning during the de-
bate in the House.
Mr.. Ball was in favor Of rejecting the proposition
OF the Senate.
Mr.. Servant moved to adjourn, and the ayes and
noes being called. the motion was decided IN the
negatise--ayes 6, nncs ia
Mr.. Watkins sustained the motion of Mr.. Wool
folk to amend.
Mr. Dorman also thought the amcndmen, ought
10 be adopted.
Mr. May favored this course. declaring that he
did suppose for moment the Senate meant any
thing dlsuspectlul towards the House.
Mr.. Crolehheld stated that the proposition before
The Senate to postpone the JOINT order until the
31st Of March He again submitted The motion to
lay the resolution and amendment the table.
Ailer further remarks by Messrs. Dorman and
May, Nj. Cruichfeld Withdrew the motion TO lay on
the table
The amendment Of Mr.. Voolfolk adopted
and the resolution as amended was agreed to.
Mr.. Watkins was requested 10 inform the Senate
thereof
Al a quarter before 7 O'Clock, n message was re-
ceivcd from the Senate announcing the concurrence
Of tina; body IN tie resolution 10 postpone the joint
order until TO .morrow.
Ga motion Of Nh Wnclcl, the House ad
journcd.
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ousa al. Of order while the execution Of the order
OF the day pending.
Nr. Smith Of Cupeper, supported the motion and
Nj. Adams opposed it.
Mr. Opie expressed the hope that no more time
would be spent IN debating the question.
The question was then taken, aud the motion ne
gaiived, ayes14 noes l6.
The Senate then bsoted the 5ih time with the
same result.
For JOINS Y. M.soN.-Messrs. Parker, (Speak-
err Nash. Carr. Hun,on, Robertson, Bnesly.
llolleman, Baptist, Pouson, ". Smth, Opie. Nc
Camant. Thomas, Boulin, Dyer, Modett, Band
MeAlueu, Scott. TodJ-2I.
For WM. &. RyKs-Messrs. Campbell Bondu-
rant aud Carter, Woodhouse, Fountdine, Anderson,
Good, b. Smiih-s.
For joins TiLER-MessIs. Paterson, HarsIe
.
Mr. Faulkner absent from sickness. Mr.. McCar.
" on The first ballots, voted Tor James Barbour
--aiterward declined voting. The fifth ballot IN o.
Their respects is identicalwith all the rest, except
that Tie first, only Messrs Eountaine. Anderson,
and Good voted Tor Mr.. RIves.
The sixth ballot was then taken and resulted as
follows
For ions Y. Masov--Messrs. Parker, (Speaker,)
Nash, Carr, lIunton, Roberson, Bngsy, HOLE.
man, Baptist, William Smith, Opie. McCamant,
Thomas, Bouldin, Dyer, Moilet, Bland, McMul-
len. Scott, Todd-l9.
For WM. {. RyEs- Messrs. Campbell, Bondu-
rant, Carter Woodbouse, Fontaine, Anderson,
Good
For JonN TrLrn-Mcssrs Patterson and Haylc
..
For ions RourRrsoN-Hr Poulson--l.
After the sixth ballot, the Two Houses adjourned
without any result.
On The 9Th ballot. Mr.. John Robinson having
been nominated by Mr. Hafvie, did not attend
the Senate-but the reader will see the joint result
mentioned elsewhere.
The Senate then ad jourue1
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I'm SdfdWeIl.
pn,c,,. ws,t.,l4
Fos w. s ApeurR-Mr. Son,hall-l.
Fop r. w Ir,eu-u, Gilmer (Speaker1
rop r Sr.x,nn-,,r Rous--I
ron Y w SorT.,n,.m, I.orimer-1.
liz, yote-,,,sn, "a p,yes 76-scattering ~
A ,b,d was ,heo TAX on as folovs.
Ron w. 4 RWrs-Nessrs Wood tabell Stu
a., k,,,.v fobbs NtebeIi Evan Snodprass
sb,nks pcvton Huffman Neyyu KYLE Flood.
Teller Eox Co,bn CardweU Broadus Wilson,
Rail. E1munds of Fauquier, Tidball Payre Hale
- Er,ntE WI. Sheuard R,,,on DainperGeld
Pune, odell PARK. Seymour. Martin. Washing
ION Rexnold,. smith Of kanaw. TayIoe, Conway
Rea,d R,mey Ta,lor of Loud. Caldwell Smith of
Mason ~ Jackson Haymond DUNLAP Barnett,
o.Eer,,u Uodyos Cunningham. Watts, Lang
home ycrby. M'Conusll NAV, Tunstall, Wncher
Harris. Ven.lle. Stands Pendleton, Robertson,
Ieybufn, Dorman. Davis, Ufqphart, Crucblield.
Stephenson. Jackson, Crockett Of Wy,he-70.
tick, TAR. Haskins, Cox, Carson, Vaughan. Waite,
Deskius Chapman, Watkins, Hail of Grayson,
Edmunds Of Halifax, Taylor Of Halifax, White,
Flowers, Armstrong, Smith OF Of Wight Wright,
Sandwich, Richmond, Farley Anderson, Organ,
Bootop Taylor OF Marhews & Mddlesex Dor'ch,
Clayton. Whitehead, Alexander, Fitzgerald, Wool
folk, MCPHERSON. Cloud, MCoy, Gay Carroll. Rat
clllfe, Stunm, Smith OF Rockingham. Thomas,
Smith of Russell, Culberson Bare. Conn, fiiz-
hugh, Clark Prince, Crockett OF Tazewell, Gpod-
sOH--oD
FoR JonN TrLER--Messrs. Wilcox. Smith OF
Gloucester, Servant, Cropper-4.
FoR J. ROBERTSON Messrs. Bayly OF Accomac,
Souhall, Goodies.
FoR V. w. SoUTHALL-Messrs. Gllmer, (Speak-
er. Lorner-2
For. J. BAHBoUR-Mr Bolts.
For. B. W. LEIGH-Mr. Roberts,
FoRC. JoHNsoN-Mr. Walker
Joint vote Mason 20. Rives, rs, scattering IA.
A fourth vote was taken with the same result, ex-
cep' as 10 the scattering votes, OF whom Thomas
w Gilmer had 8.
Joint vote--Mason 20, Rivcs IS scattering Is.
A fifth vote taken, with the same result.
JOINT vote-Mason 70, Rives rs, scattering Is.
The sixth vote was taken with the same result.
Joint sotc-Mason 60, Rives IS, scattering l6.
On motion of Mr.. Dorman, the House agreed to
posIone until to- morrow. The Senate refused to
concur
The seventh vote was taken as fellows, the Sen
ate announci,g J,bo r ohe,,son Fso ~ added to
the nomination.
FoR WM C. R1yrs-Nlpssrs Wood, Cabell,
Stuart kinney Cobbs MITCHELL Ftyatt Snodgrass
Sharks, Peyton, Hoffman. Merritt, Kvie, Flood,
Tol,r, Fox Co,bin Cardwell Broadus Ball. Ed
munds of Fauonier. Tidball. PAYNE. Hale of Frank
lin Wade Sherrard Rarton DaiuperGrld Odell.
Park, Seymour. Martin. REYNOLDS. Sp,yth of Ka-
nawb, ,p,yloe Read P,mav ,r,,lo, az 7 ouJonn
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III -Us
Corn Erchanee--Thc arrival of flour cosstwise iS
large. and good of foreign wheat-but English comes
slowly TO hand. Wheats OF all kinds are extremely
dull. and where sales forced evidently lower
The same may be said of all other descriptions of
gram.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO


We are indebted 10 IA passenger on board the
French ship Bordeais. Packet, No 3. arrived yes-
,efday afternoon from Vera Cruz. (Which port she,
ieI on the 9Th ulI,) for the following:
General Santa Anna had been appon ed President
oil tl' Republic OF the Mexico ; he is now residing
IN Va nss de Claya. Gen. Bustamente was organl-
Iing a." army OF 1000 MexIGans. TO march against
zen. Urea, who is stationed with the Federal army
at amplco. proclamation had been issued,
oer'ng all the French residents in Mexico to quis
the county before the 9Th Of the present month.
an vessels. no matter what nation, were prohibited
from dschargIng the cargoes in Vera Cruz. The
cry itself was almost totally deserted there being
only a lew foreigners together with about 100 Mex
ican soldiers there. All the ports of Mexico, with
out exception are blockaded there about from
10 to 20 English and French vessels of war off We
fa Cruz, also, the American sloop Of war Levant.
santa Anna has s own himself the implacable foe
oil the French and his arrival power will probably.
make peace more distant than 1t appears that
the French admiral himself does not look for cessa-
sion OF hostilities for some time to come
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Wednesday, FEB. 90, 1889.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

After the Senate had yesterday gone through -four
ballotings.
Mr.. McMullin moved lat dark) pending The ere
cnt,on o. The JOINT order to adjourn.
Inc motion was opposed by Mr. Patterson, rs un-
becoming the dignity aud proprety Of the Senate,
as INDIGENOUS and disrespec,ful towards the House
of Delegates.
mr.. hoi'eman concurred in the suggestion Of the
gentleman from Augusta, tMr Patte,son) when Mr..
McMul'en Withdrew the moton-but offered it a.
gam and urged it upon the grounds that Ii OF Is
members OF the two houses were attempting to dis.
franchise The rest in foregoing the election of Mr.
Rives He suggested also, that member (AIr
Faulkner, was absent from iudisposition.
Mr.. Smith OF kanawba, thought, the motion TO adj
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Road Contractors.

fHSAkE NOTICE, tina, the President and Drec
L tors of the Salem and Pepper Ferry Turnpike
Company, will let out. on Monday the 4th dav ef
March next, al Salem, two sections Of five miles
each, or all that part OF said road lying between Sa
lem and Lafayette.
by order ollhe Board.
february IL 3w If
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EDUCATION.

TNl1E SUMMER SESSION of the subscriber
l. SCHOOL, will begin on Monday The 4ih day
of March IIENNINGHAM V. REID.
Feb. Ia I'M
HIlE NEXT SESSION of the subscriber 5
n SCHOOL, will begin Monday the ll,h of
March. WIN. S. REID.
Feb. IA NM if
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The corn averages published on Thursday show
IA Slight difference from last week The weekly ave-
rage is ID lower than last Thursday week: the ave-
rage OF the SIX weeks is Is higher. The price for
the week is Sis 4d-and the average price which
regulates duty 79S 81.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2G-Couon-the sales of the
week sum up 1880 bales of which I6 500 Ameri-
can, 200 Sura and 100 Pernams, have been IN spec
ula'ion. In prices Of Egyptian and Sura no change
has occurred. American and Brazil, however are
offered freely, and prices Of last week are obtained
with difficulty
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conferred except as the rewards Of merit,
andwhich, whenacquirodlairly such means
from an intelligent and independent PEG.
pie, are to be more highly appreciated
than the most splendid birthright of roy.
aliy.-.Ncr Londoa Gazette.