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JOINT RIG LAl Ions u Tue WAX AND NAVY

The following .rpu al, on for working hours through
oct the yea, haVng agreed upon b. lie Sccretants
ofhe Departments Of War and of the Navy and having
been approved by the Presiden, OF h- L. ) ia 10 be
observed at the Amories, Arsenas, and Ordnance De
pots, at the Notifications aud ali other places where
men employed by oficers belonging 10 the War De
par,ment, and al thr Navy YARDS and Stations.
During the months Of siay, June, July, and August
the signal for commencing work will be gwen at u
A. VI The signal e.. al l2 NJ the signal to re.
commence P. VI and the signal 10 Close work lot
the day CT 81 +. NJ
Du.ing The remainder of the year, the signal 10 com
mence work vii! Be gwen a: i. Vi, or al sunrise
ph.n Gt,r than :; The signal for recess al IL the
signal II rrccmmence at u hours ;5 minutes NJ The
rnal 10 close work for he day al q T. NJ or al sun
SET. when sGTiier Than 81
The time rolls viii he kep, as usual. AZ the end
eaci. month The whole working tme will be udded up
and Will determine the number OF days 10 De entered OF
The paw rolls, averaging the day a. len working hours
Thus the months O.. May, June, July, and August
the working time oil each 81 hours Ill make day apc
TENTH and in the Winter months II will make les
than day. Each workman is 10 be credited on thu
pay rolls fo7 many days as his workng time include
periods Of ten hours.
J. C. SPENCER,
S,erttary IF Far.
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Mnssaehusens hos done molly but the abo,. +.
would have rsjoced if Jno. @. Adams could b,s. :,
defeated. As it IL, he is returned by only 90. T.
The Aboltionists saved him. The Boston A., s@
(WbigD says that Mr Adams as the onl, ms.
Congress from Msssa chuselts that did 10, ,r1
d.grscefnl silence to the dicta,ion OF the .uy.l.
and. therefore, the Advertiser rejoices nj hs
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II is will! the deepest gratitude that We acsnop .
a response 10 our APPEAL Of Friday IN q warn La,
note enclosing $40 due to Us for subscrlpuon
writer is one of the noblest of his kind. 4, or !,
Fortune strewed hrs path with flowers; hut nox
like so many others, '- suffering heavy reverse
know, that in extending hand to relieve US, i
making a great sacr,fce-but still he CONES I'm.
and does bis duty. He says. ar sc. an "rnp;
this case, hope il will be followed" Tine wis.
We sincerely thank him, and trust that the hOt
and uprigh,ness Of his past life will be rslyir,
for his future success in business.
While on this subject, we would state, thct sen
our frt nds nave informed us, that they had al.
supposed US averse to publishing adtn'is,msaa
the contrary, every attention vii! he pcid 10 ,ter
we think that their publication in so EXTENSIVE,
culated paper will be nj solid service 20 Atse,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
International CopmigAt Lac.

IWeFHdii6Hot tOpyfsM LIH.
A short time since we threw out an ids a tha, s.
| ternatonal Copyright Law would be uncoEst...,
on the ground that the Federal Government, q.
look beyond the rights and interests Of our own p.
This doctrine has been denied by the Baltimore ,
JUSTICE We have in vain looked for a cote mpor,s
exposition of this clause Of the ConsIitullon-bu.
remun Of the same opinion.
The Baltimore American compares the care q
aeizure of bale OF English merchandise he s,r
that book is the product Of industry, as we'll asa
of merchandise the author IS as rrurh en-.
10 protection, as the owner Of the bale. Nv a.
not much mistaken, foreigner, who is unlawfll5
privcd Of his property, can have recourse 20 tie
States Courts for lIs recovery. If the cases, ikea
synonymous, Why does not The author prosert /.
courts, and if he can there find justice, WY tl.,
need an internatona! Copyright law
Again-giye this righ, TO the author, and or 1,
ground car We refuse i to the inventor of ever
Of manufactures, agricultural implements end Oh,
If this be carried out, who can deny It's grea, aq
venience 10 every class Of the community Thelr
Editors of the American and Gazette, cannot elg.a
carry out this "broad ground of justice We nvoa.
aid Of constitutional lawyers on this mpof'an. /.
ton.
At all events, we presume that Dickens lac /.
lesqne upnn inst: utions, has, fer the present
a death blow 10 the international Copyright i
Morpfth SAID, when lie was here, that he hcg..
very improper in Dickens TO accept our hos'laig,a
a; the same time, 10 press The Copyright with
cenary spirit. This liberal English gen;lrmn
right. Dickens ungrateful and unju st return IL,
kindness sbewn him, Is based upon his failure Is.
a Copyright Law, which would have pu, money Isl
pocket.
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forty seven Of which Morton had rsjori,y ore. =
The election in these towns will take place or IL
the 23h inst, and If in any there 10 no chez '''to
they will be unrepresented.' 1'
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HOYr IL CO.'S OFFICE,
Ualrr ns Ex.kange Hotel, RirAmsnd, Virginid.

DRAWING OF rnio, Lottery Class No. "A, drawn 10Th Inst:
~ ~ 10 co 80 IS 81 % 65 ~.
Another OF county raon favored in the above scheme. b
tho Madam
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery, No. 81!
Ct S. - . 81 is y IS g 81 ..
= - LII
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1ov yo,5 .IsLbu,fon 10 ..fr. T.b.ter.

Si,-Th. t1ra:v is now ready for signature, an'
,hcuc Oh ,ns's, upon the extreme Justice .: ali
ask vet es ] r"w ASK for nothing, theIe can DC M
greund 70, d ference. shall return To my own coun
nv with tar fG.. conviction That have done nothing
,ncnus;s en-, w.h ..ha at my time OF lie, could have
been expected; aud IS cane out wha determination
10 n.a.u;oin peace, have fully accomplished the Oh
lec, CT ny MISSION,
have several books Of argume mis-, proving the jus
tice Of 81. that England demands; but es thess demands
renqhished, IL ~ouId DC useiess 70 'ouoie w.
with any OF them
| remain, Sir, with accumulated assurances CT my
mes, distinguished consideration, YOU. very hnEioie
.cd obI;yed servant ASHBURTON.
ssrcoL.sc oy rnr FRosr.xK.-ln relation to this
subject, We fad the following article IN late aonifea
pap~!
Tl manufacturers If the l.. States have humbngced
TIE General Goserument Into high Tariff on iorfsa
n.e.caand,z. The consequence is, that gsing !no
the lnited States from tie Provinces is already IN
fou,isbine condition From Easipor 10 Port Sarna IS
lone distance The Republican custom house officers
can no more stop smuggling along that e1ens sc from
tier If there be high duties 10 encourage II, than man
can hold water in his fist. When will learn
wisdom: Man proposes, and Nature d'sposes Men
will persist in making laws 10 control Nature ana yer
thew might as well try 10 the law of gravte
lion and mise, the solar system Establishments will
be formed along whole frontier, before le43 is out
10 introduce British goods into the States and all the
vigilance q! the republican officers will not stop it
Brsd.s he officers themselves are vena The SNUG
y.er will bslhe them and such common fellows az
custom house sharks usually are, always open to
brtc They have ell lndia-rubbes consciences-
They will stretch to the crack o doom. Smuggling
viii put money into the Canad'on purse ltis r'o-
i;abe trade though not particularly honest one
Tha, makes but little difference N these tunes We
learn that several merchants IN this city intend opening
establishments on the frontier, with signs big enough
To he seen across Lakes Ontario and Erie, without
speciac!es Commertiat Messenger.
We hav. no doubt and while these things are SO, ne
find the Government agent ounging away his time IN
this ciiy--ur al least, he was few days ago--oiing
about the hotels and billiard rooms instead OF attend
ing 10 me- public duties This ought to be corrected.
~. T. H,yaid
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ex-eney grateful for. If, Sir, gon T',li o'g let ne
know the heads &c treaty, It ssl! De dfa%n up LOT
am an old man. and peace, as | said before, Is my
object If misunderstood that yon would cohceoe
80 the question nj thu nile stone, be 80 good as 10 SCI
mo ,irt, nd bce"e me, with rene @ed assurances
e rather ,ao.e distinguished consideration than e.
,ress.t IN my last letter, your oted'en, servant.
ASHBURTON.
LETTER " .Hr HebSter 10 Lord -3shburfon
The undersigned vii consider any treaty drawn UP
he ord Ashbur,on on the basis already understood be-
tween III. undersigned and Lord A-hbrrion
tS;aned1 DANIEL WEBSTER
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The Editor IL absent in The country

ELECTIONS.
JJreiam -NAssEnoSD sfke'.L ELncTios On
MONDAY special election was held IN Old Nanssmond'
for delegate in the place Of The late Joshua d. liar
rell. Esq The poll at Suffolk was
Fer R"bt Smith, (W) @3
Hugh Kelley 3D. 2H 4?
AT the precirc, (DdniordD
Kelley -. %
Smith -
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETlNG
at il proposed that meeting OF the Den
Republicans ''of Augusta, be held a, he Corr''
Monday the 2sth day Of this month, TO give :':a
preston TO their known" opposition ito the n'":
of the g.ent" traitor "of the West, Henry Clay
tncby, rs The Wig candidate fer tie mex, Pr.
Of The L. States" (,rho htmsslf asserts, thai t'
born 4 Democrat and brought up Republic
shat is he now; Certainly not Democratic /.
can.) "rhis - due not less to themselves IL
great cause with which they have been So lorc
houorSb!y Identified. What though orr vic'oTa'
has been cast up, obj tie people lard the 4,
efthe hour are" cHh ~. "ae should no, suffer oa'
for moment to give way sseu,hy "aGd ma
A thin "atiendanca is c"' kdrn,ly expected e.
though, the more th- ia-rri-r, and the fewer The
share, in the Jth, mo, rr!tl Eel skins viii aot'
bring money, but coon SKINS Will. The coon -
kinsmon, the cat, IS sa.h t" isve life for each u
his neither elGngatl. n. Count them ard you MAJ
when he will stay Killed.
Democratic Republican COMMITTEE for .Issss'
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Wmlc nkErIs..-lt is proposed that met
The Wings Of Augusta be held at the Court Hoo
Monday, the 2elh day of this month, 10 give firm
preston 10 their known concurrence in tie noun
Of the great S;atesinan Of The West. HENRY Il
of Kentucky, ms The Wing candidate for tie nj
sidcncy Of Tie L. S. tbs is due not l,fs 10 lhen'
than The great cause with which they have ,'
lorg and honerzhly identified Whist 'h'e.'
victorious Flag has been cast down into TIE dc','
hsnd oil a traitor, snd the fortunes q! the b..
against u. we should not suffer ourselves for b.
to give way 10 dependency and lnacior' y =.
te Hdance is confide ntly expected !Jaanton >lta
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.e4 !, = Themselves ,ni the commua',c, therefore,
l.. ocet :. ihyy had [+f', express i&e'r opinion
u2on u. fi"p,a':ss
s;r = ps,re ai.;ed - kro~ If the meeting was
c.l,ri oy for cru;'cn.n opposed 10 The acton 81 Tue
lids go lie had n" 10 in'rrde on tie s'ten
ton OF meeting tie vas iseie".y IN 'a*'' - s'n
ct-es al! il d.>cusS:cn - no, PERMITTED e. ~" Co"
,,a4.,- g., had 10 desire 20 express his oiini"n
Tn ciair!i:a said that The meeting was no; ca.ied
t,- d,.cnssi,u TAcv were that there was
ference Of opinion On the subject, out he P'esu.u
a cal. was int nded for those members who were Ike
minded Although he had nothing 10 d" with the call
-, he fully coin1.ded H. he It that great public
;sce had been done, and h. fo- one wished /" wipe
s lands II H. II shouid therefore decide that Mr.
p ,;,4 was 40, il order 10 proceed. Nppause9
ilr Pane cter:uy acqa,sccd in the dec's'on who"
-t.isse-)
The fe. 81 l..c persons present. LIT US hope no mem
Der ii ,te bar joined in The expression. DE" were az
% ... on gave las, and 30 express their op'on IS
f. The extern, Of the authority oil the h-Aes. Jacc'A
of;;,,. Mr. p4ae 2pre:set 70 desire /" press upon
the attention Of the mee,ng, bat SIMPLY inquired "ue
,nr: ,was alloaa3le.l
II, Paine .ad tia; he came there w',h view OF ad
dts.,o, me members Of the bar. not to 'niruce upon
l,l,m and lie trusted ihey would not insult iin
committee appoiaed - presen copies o. th:s
-co;,ons 70 tie Goyeraot tie Chancellor and Judges
If tho Sru.eme Ccurt aud "n motion o Alderman
S.ola ts committee also instructed TO cause
I, tr p.ss.rie 10 the Governor f.. tie reprere
~ or, un; his might he reviewed IN i!:e Ioui;
Of Errors.
Th. committee CONSISTS o: tho following persoas:
z B,aty, Richard Il Ward, Wharton Grl;ith,
" C. Paterson, and J. VI. Edmond., aud iae ffe'
s,den, ard Secretary OF The meeting.
delegation from this committee proceeded to Aha
nv TUESDAY, FOR the purpose Of obtaining an interview
.,,b ,be Goyernor.-.T PitJeidn.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
Various reasons have delayed until o.day, The
cation of the Address prepared by COMMITTEE az;
ed by the Education Convention assembled in Rch
last Winter. We trust that the presen, peroi si
inopportune one-as The Legislature lie about to q
BILE and consider this, one Of the most rupori1r,
tiuns that can concern The welfare ofthe Commons,
We cannot expect Virginia 10 adopt splerdts
which, Ike the French, attracts thousands Ct r.
from every portion ofthe Globe 10 listen to ic ~
wsdom from the abb ST professors in the world, a.
too, without cos;-but we have right 10 '1pec.i
substantial! system should be hdor,ed, which VII
the people their DUTY TO their God, their conntl
their nrighbors. The Committee have enforce
views of the enlig hte ned Convention. tnd y Q ccr
their Address TO the People and the Legislature
Ttnnessce-Tbe Relief bill, or the bill to est
two terms Of the Circuit Court, was elected /
Senate-l5 10 10. Nothing will probably BE- done
dividing the State into Congressional Districts
.ft,c Iiampshire-ln the Senate, strong resol,
against the distribution Of The public lands. En-
ciining 10 receive that portion If the proceed,
public lands assiyntd 10 tie State Of New llsmF
were laid on the liable for future celebration.
The Democratic Staie Convention lad mann.
strong ticket for Congress They took no sciict
National Convention, though, according 10 ID
ifiot, many of the members Indicted piel,nu
May, ls43, as the time for holding ii.
"ATTEMPT TO POISON WHOLE y
MEETlNG.''- Westchester E10mintv.
There is no necessity for the I.ncos 10 resort %
desperate remedies. The Wings are killing then,
up fas, enough.
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LITTER III Lord .7shtarton 10 .Nr. WtJster.
Sic Your note is so far satisfactory, that il agrees
nv concessions on he par, Of England and your oh
tIgng in,ma;ion .ka, you consent TO nothing, | al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-29

Among the great oversgh,s which occur in Mr..
NERsrER's late great speech, tho following is not
. it1ie remarkable; and its ettct--a; least
where utiered-is iniiDIcabe TO his friends md
10 ,ha, great Wing cause to which he is jealous
iy attached, make doubt that he i'll, in his
text address, set the matter IN its true light
10 says, 81, is not true that the tariff passed
solely 10y the Wing strengthened So far he is
right: bu, when nc adds, could have passed.
he commits very great error. The next sem
tence IS equally ineXact IN what il asserts alt
not true that the ma Jorlty Of Wings could be
found IN favor of IL, IN eilher House Of Congress-"
Now, we hnd, on looking over The yeas and DAYS,
that eighty two Wings, excluding Messrs. CUsH
I'D PRoFTIT, voted for, and ,hsfty~one against
the bill, on its final pass age: while, Of The Loco
tocos, twenty three voted for. and seventy-one
{includng Messrs. GrLMEH, VIE, and MALLORY
against i,-More THAI two thirds Of the Wings,
therefore, supported II. and hardly one.iourth OF
the Locofocos, In the House of Representatives
In the Senate, II IS certainly enough TO say
that but four I.ocoiocos voted for the bill. and
these notoriousiy while they would gladly have
defeated il, if they had dared.
Bot Mr. WEBSTER goes on to say, 1--WE oil
know that more than thirty Wings voted against
the tariff, out and out'' Now, lar this
from beng correct, that large part Of those who
did oppose II only voted. as Is notorious, be-
cause they resisted, the last, the Abandonment
Of the land fluid II was only thus that Messrs.
Adams, Arnold, Bolts, Milton Brown, w. b. Camp
bell, Il. j. Campbell. Carnihets, Casey, Gentry,
Goggtn, Green, w. {. Johnson, MathIot, Owsey,
Spugg, Summers, J. B. Thompson, Triplett and
Dnderwnod-in all, moe teen out Of The thirty
against lt--were led to oppose it.
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fire, bu, subsequently, extpgni-hed; Two ditto
(tayner's), so@th, burnt; one shed (R4yners)
do; two sheds (Horsiej's) Neptune street. ditto;
large shed (Mcknighfs}. west Of The above,
duo; TayIor's cooperage, Molyneuq's timber
yard, cart houses, stables, Of about sixteen
houses, and large amour, Of property, OF va
rfous descriptions, burnt.
A. 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the = h, IN
surance the property destroyed was found to
bo $3.50 900.
\ Liverpool paper Of The latest date says:-
The principal conteHts of the warehouses des-
froyed, are cotton, iurpentine. flour, &c. The
brokers can add 10 10 30 900 bales but there
must Re more. The following Is an estmate:-
f2JO. 600 10 cotton fl50 600 in other goods
- E35 900 IN buildIngs-total T. I3o 600
Besides the cotton destroy ed there were
10000 bbls. flour,
1000 do turpentine.
1000 tons iron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-29
The Case stated.

A powerful stream had run over the fails, in a
certain nation since the erection. The people
on the bank had long admired the strength and
fall, bal they could not control II, having
neither money nor skull. The people got their
living by raising hops, with u little com, beans
and potatoes, and poultry was their principal
stock, the land beng mostly a pine barren,
yielded itle grass. That which was cultivated
was worth only s. an acre, and much Of 1t was
common, worth nothing.
A. T. and G.. among them, bought an
hundred acres of land, including the fails. giving
so an acre. They laid out $50 900 10 binding
a strong dam and factory. They paid $50 900
to tho people for labor, for quarryiog stones ma
kr Z BRICK 8, and putting up the factory and dam,
a j 81 ,Oo) went for nails, glass, e.. They paid
81 BE- or labor, and double for lumber 10 hat
! yer trough, before. The clay and stones
were before worth nothing. They paid for labor,
.s we before said, s. day, when before Dor on
tho spot yielded only % cents worth Of hops, po-
tatoes &c, and when they went on, to work
rn3ng tanners on b Ter soil hey got Sl:5 month
After The fac was finished, they hired all
tie Young men at 6 | day and the young wo-
meu - cents Land rose IN the VIC Htv. so
that many got 81 900 for TINT which was not be
s;,-~ \ 500. The farmers round got one
IT, ''"-e for their hay, corn and potatoes. Veg
etables, which were worth nothing before, ex~
cept 10 eat, now brought ready market. The
= .'cles manufactured were sold 10 tho people
y han ever before, as they were free OF du.
tie ransportatio At tho end of ten years
they reckoncd all up: A. Il. and c. had doubled
:heir money. Tho land for four square miles
was doubled in value-In the v,nge. eighteen
ZINES its value. Thirty thousand dollars worth
Of houses had been butt, from tho savings of tho
laborers, and business continues.
Now commend A. b. and G., aud consider
them benefactors. Our opponents call them
istocrats, who have "faa,hered their own nest"
gu. Of tho hard earnings Of the Iaborers, and
think they should be taxed and vexed till they
stop business and set the workmen free
Kar. Ga.
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TE>IIE PILES-The price, 81. is refunded any per-
who viii use bottle of Hays Lniment for the
Piles and the empty bottle without being cured.
These the of proprie agents,
and many thousands sold, has been
cessfu We might insert certificates any length but
prefer that those sell the article should exhibit
original to purchasers.
Look Ont for fapostors.-fE-A base attempt has been
made llnvs' Lnment and infringe the copy
and other rights of the propreors. Never bay Hays Lin
ment unless IT has splendid engraved and
written, mind, crttte, Signature Of ConasfocL &c Go all
Others be imposons. The oath Mr.. Hays may
be found copied inside wrapper swearing that
other person knows of the component essential parts
of this Liuiment-anI that he will reveal the
tcentg pears. For sale 10y
Oct. -, 1912 Ifrin Reed & Brother.
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COMSTOCK i co.
Conpouu9 EInid Extract of Sars1 pdriIta

NILS article, prepared i'll and scientific manner
is be nd equal that
made. In article under this
has had good reputation, while the cupidy OF the
has led him make worthless quality OF
of arsaparilla and careless relying
the preludices of The community of article.
etaiers and physicians have long and known this
but have had much trouble persuade of
the This has generally known, and
the ungentemany of the proprietor well under
stood general consent, the Il, favor of
good Article, that depended upon and may be OBJ
tanned with pleasure vending and
he subscribers the quality article be al
together superior other article of tho kind in
COMSIOCk d co. Chemists. N. ork.
Oct. D, 1912. For sale b, Hol,. Reed d Brother.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

The approaching close Of another year, crown
ed With The richest blessings of beneficen, Prov
idence, renders II peculiarly appropriate 10 ma IN
tain the custom oil our Fathers, IN publicly re-
turning their tribute of annual praise 10 The Civ
Of all Good. The genera! prev alence of health
the abundance Of the fruits OF the earth, re-
turn for the labor OF The husbandmaD; quiet and
harmony Throughout the length and breadth of
our beloved country; the removal of those
es, which Tor so long "A time threatened wnr on
borders, call tor united expressions Of the live
lest gratitude, TO the Supreme Ruler Of the Uni
Ia obedience. therefore, to tho custom afore-
said, l. Samuel Bigger, Governor of the State of
Indiana, do hereby name Thursday, the ? ih day
of NoreLaber nert 10 he observed in this State
day Of Public Thanksgiving to Almighty
God. for all his goodness vouchsated TO through
out the present year; and III humble reliance
his guardian care and protection. 10 nsk a contIn
uance Of the ia, ors and blessings which arc His
To bestow, and for US 10 receive nth grateful
know ledge menis of His Kindness and favor
Done ut Indianapolis, this 25,h dav
OF October, in the Of our Lord,
l. one thousand eight hundred and for
ty-two.
SAMI.. BIGGER
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be exposed for sale, Public Auction, on
w Thursday, the oath day November next all the
Personal property OF the late DIR. Morris Lancaster dec
consisting of extensive Library valuable LA
and MEDICAL BOOKS; also, well seec ted Historical
and Literary works. together with Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and superior RIFLE Gun -
.Also.-a thousand Mul,icaulis Trees
Sale 10 O'Clock, A NJ on said day; due
attendance will be given by
WAi. X. FOULkE, Administration
October 29th. 1912. t3s
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REMOVAL.

ME undersigned informs his friends and public
z thar he has removed his TAILORING E>EAB-
L!SIMftNT, aud IS ready accommodate those
who garments made i'll good style and
the times, a short notice.
f3-ljs shop Market street, three doors
corner of Main and Market.
fET-IuMnER and country prodace will be taken in
change for work. MATTHIAS CONkIE.
Richmond. Sept. g. 1912. 35f