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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10
RH0dc Island.


The "People's Assembly" adjourned on Wednesday
afternoon till the lst Monday in July 1t thought
the Chartist Assembly would adjourn on Friday They
have adopted resolution, making requisiiion on the
President "o nterpose the authority and power Of the
United States to repress the proceedings Of the other
party, than whom party could have acted with more
temper and moderation We are indebted to the Pro-
violence Herald of Saturday for the following articles
COMMENCEMENT OF TIE ARRgsTs.-We understand,
that the authorities under the Charter, have COM
menced operations by aresting Messrs. Brown Pearce
and Oman Representatives to the Peoples Legislature
from Newport. They held to bail in sums from
$4,000 TO SIS 000 We learn that the Chief Justice
has his doubts, as to admitting any more of the TRAi-
TORS to ba-and, in consequence not many other ar
rests will be made Immediately.
ARREST OF B. ANTHONY, Esq.-Yesterday morning,
Mr.. Anthony, the Sheriff under the Peoples Constitu-
tion was arrested and held to bail in the Of 1000
dollars. During his examination, it was bruited about
that Mr. A. denied having accepted the office. On his
appearance in the he addressed large collection
of people assembled in front Of the court room, and
stated ''that he had opted the Office Of Sheriff. and
was ready to execute the dutes-and that he was the
uncompromising friend ofthe Peoples Rights Thre5
cheers by the crowd the response of these sent-
ments. Affairs are rapidly drawing g crisis.
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Scatterinp-I45 for Mcdowell, &c for J. w. Culton,
30 for W. ii. Ca'uthers. ;,
.Tbe land OF Jefferson redeemed egenerated and
and Democracy regns triumphant from
her mou ntains TO the sea.
erie oreat battle between the Federasts and Re-
publicans has been gorously and CALAMITY fought and
the fortunes Of the day have resulted beyond question
in favor of Democracy. Coon skin Whggery the bas
tard offspring OF Federalism and Abotionism, That no.
HE con from noble stock lies low aud PROSTATE IN the
Old Dominion, her principles signally condemned and
repudiated and her very name becominga ywofo ana
reproach amongst the people. In spite OF the black
and angry cloud Of Distribution which was made TO no.
yer over The election; Of the underlined and caoastc
words of Money or no money, whch were haoe ~ rug
in the ears of the people from one end oil the Common
wealth 10 The oher-they have been routed II not ami
hilated in many Of their strongholds from which we
have received actual reports, or wei au'hehuceo u
mors In Monroe, Greenbrer Bath, Faye''e ana Memo
las, franklin Amherst, Albemare and Charlolte, "hich
las, wear were by Wings, the elections have
resulted in avo of Democracy, and If we but MAINTAIN
the ground which we occupied in the counties repre-
sented by Democrats then, our majority IN the Legs
ature will be overwhelming and triumphant n,
AILEGHANY-l DEL a.: u.u..
Moses H Manu. o. elected over MAI i'o'io"ay
by majority, so say reports.
DR.. Z kidwell,' (D) is elected.
from The Fineasle Democrat, May 5)
The CoSrEsT OyER-We have but little election
news before going 10 press with this paper so Tar as
we have heard, is fully as favorable to the Demo
cratic cause as could be expected We have no re-,
turns from the South or South West; but from the
signs of the times, we have no doubt that the Ne
mocracy have carried the State by handsome mao
rty in both Houses In the Botetourt Senatorial LIS
.ist John McCauy, Esq, will be elected, there being
no opposition to him, which will be one gam IN tue
Whirgery is dead in Virginia, in other States and
that party will not be able to raise any io!mdaola op
position for years to come. Inc deserved and
msed in 1910, aud they have shown determination m
and 6rmness in the late contest worthy only OF thg'
MIA and her long cherished principles. we nave no
disposition to exult our PROSTATE opponents 90
they did over in $780, hence we shall dismiss Tue
subject and await further returns,
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HANOVER AGRICULTURAL FAlR-The Annual Meeting a
II and Far Of The Hanover Agricultural S0e May T n. ihe
ase at sone,e on o day to day. until business
the Association shall be completed - aaa....
On the morning Of the day OF the meeting an haor1r
will be delivered by r William Wickham or DIT. Charles
Dahney. $780,, = ~ n,,.ieniarv Tho
.n,,urI on or the community and the farmers from tne
Counties and especially the members OF ohe soeees
are invited 10 attend. na.corr c. uAa
May 10
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ZIG Acres Vaiuabie SpcpmarroaO and Grassy Creek

1l6 Heres TaINdGIe opccWaTI010 HHn uTuSSy CTeeh
Tobacco Land for Sale
Nbe s,b div Of June next shall offer for that well
" known Tract Of wereon joel Strong formerly lived
ON The spewnarrow Grassy creek with good dwelling and
,h raressaYv ouolscs The plantation laid off in four
compact shifts with portion of high and fiat land In each, and
contains 100 acres This land well known TO bc one OF
The hest and most desirable farms in Granville situated the
centre between Gainesville Oxford and Henderson, from ~ TO
miles place. with nearly 400 acres of wood land IN
cIudnr nine growth which fine quality for tobacco, wheat
or corn The land sold without the premises
on the day above fair f the next fair day. any person
wishes view the land Mr. Hlard who lives on the PREMISES
will show them the any time.
7umsAhout $40 will be required In cash, two annual pay
mens on the balance interest The sale will be certain 10
'a"' p'"e' "i'A'' THO. L. WILLIAMS.
ID,
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The n. Y. Express (Whig) waits for "complete re-
suits from Virginia TO announce the Loco foco mao.
rty-but adds These continued Wing defeats mus!
admonish our friends tina, somehing is wrong. What
that something u.s. events will continue TO teach men,
till experience creates wisdom when again Will come
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Ely LAST NIGHTS NAIL.

WUur--i DIT.
owe met the enemy the 18th uit, every man did
his duty. Behold the glorious result. Wood county
redeemed from the thraldom of Whiggery.
"Wo0d County Safe. IT Richie.
This was inscribed on Wing flag at the Clarksburg
Convention in 1910.
Daniel r; Neal, (D3 Peter G. vanwintle, (wJ
437 $50
$50
81 Democratic majority
"Ihe election turned solely the party questions
of the day. The issue was, money or no money,
Tariff or no tariff "
BRAXToN &c LEwIs-l Dsl.
"WEsros, (LEwIs CoUSTr,) May lst-Enough in
formation has been received here to announce with
certainty the triumph Of the Democratic party in Lew
IS and Braxon countless the election to the House
OF Delegates the talented champion of Democracy Ca
bell Tuvenner. The contest was spirited owing main
ly to the divisions in our ranks. The race had been
commenced between Messrs ravenner, Cox and Flesh.
er, all Democrats. The Wings, who pretty shrewd
in taking advantages, only week before the cleo
ton, brought out their Federal Bank candidate, Mar
shall Trplet and, although party imminent
y endangered, neither OF the Democratic candidates
would yield their pretensions; and, had it not been
Tor the prompt and timely action Of some Of the most
prominent Democrats using their eXertions, for the
union of the party, would have been dsgraced by
The election of Wing to represent this young giant
county, which dearly fosters the principles Of De-
mocracy.
he reception OF virginia share OF the Distriou-
ton Fund was made the test question. Tuvenner in
all his mastery speeches before the public avowed his
opposition 10 it. And in the next Legislature we will
have representative who will not silently pass over
the great principles of the people Of this county.
"Tavenners majority in Lewis, 169
Tripetl's do. in Braxton, about 50
go"
From, "WashiugtOn, May s.
"Neal's majority in Wood is e. The election Of
Wing in Pocahontas is very strange, where correct
test of the strength Of parties would show the pro-
portion to he TWO TO osE. Smith, (Whig,) has been
elected in Harrison by division in our party, where
there s clear majority of 500 in the wors, Of times
But We have cause of despondency-'Richar is
himself agan ! The OLD Dominion, Heaven bless
her has noby marched into line and taken her proud
position in the front ranks of the great Republican
army-the result has gIaddened the hearts of all the
faithful, and deep gloom the expiring hopes
OF the hard cider coones May she long deserve to be
honored, and you, Sir live thousand years to record
her victories
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Tate's majority

Lztrae Of Letter, dated ,ao
"TazEwELI CorRT HOUSE,, April ~.
below send you statement of the polls, wth the
exception OF precinct, heard from, by which you
Will perceive, JAS C. Spots returned from this county
ty large majority The vote thin one many
Of Mr. SIS friends turning out in consequence OF
The certainty of his election. From the absence OF
magistrate to qualify the superntendents, poll was
opened on Bluestone, where, perhaps, SPOTS would
have received forty fifty votes and Cormack some
five six DR. c., who has heretofore been considered
Whis attempted TO gum the support of both parties
by taking middle ground-declaring that he belonged
10 neither Of the great parties but that he wasa Jefer
sonan Republican. The result shows the success Of
bis fence ride with the straightforward yeomanry of
Tazewell Yours, nc,
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Applications for ad
mission as Ced.ts Virginia Military destitute VIII DC
received by the undersigned until the i.t day Of J1y ne a
rec,ed post PAID Lexington, Virginia Sae CadS are lur
nshed ratuitous!y hoard tuition fuel lights books sa
onary medical attendance and are liable 70 me
clothing only which estimated TO cost from $co 10 SVo .or
u months. They required by ar TO serve two year. 1
graduation teachers and for their services are eneo 70 W
the tuition Az these appointments are dessnea 70 DC
red oon do not enable 70 o.
tain an education applicants satisfy the Visitors by whom
the made this inability exists 1ne Term
Of service for the Stale Cadet then years WIZ a
i.t for State Cadets Is Of the following Senatorial Ds
.roine, Abemare Augusta Shenandoah aeeElennais'
Buckingham, Accomac, RaPpahann9ek Frederick Tazswe,
Greenbfer Charlotte Pttsyvana. Richmond city, Westm'
land Harrison, Nofok Buaswick, King ouee'
Goochland Inudoun, Allegheny and Kanawha
esies Inc Cadets applications viii be received 10 ni
vacancies among Cadets who their own EXPENSE Thee
NAV be presented from any county within the State Inc t
Of service years. aud The estimated expense o ~
including every necessary, about $50 inns e,as as ~ each
afis graduation All applications be accompanied Y une
ouvocaI moral nust ae
height and physical fitness Of the applicant Period o' a.
mission between 10 and Is years .,,v uI
fANo'0 - ~ l-wtiJy
nay Wbie and Compiler will copy week until LIST July,
and forward account 10 2. II. 8. for payment
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Col. Carroll, (D.) il

"Tha above state of the polls shows fairly that Col
,rol represented his constituents, when IT had been
',d by some he did not. He became candidate very
ate II was not until April Court that the citizens
held meeting Not a Caucus midnight meeting
IA, been held but il was at the Court House, IN The
pen day, and in the public street, his friends pro-
canned him their choice for his fidelity to their pr'nc-
PES and n,erests-to the CONSERVATION and defeat OF
mongre party about Grayson Court Honse
"ali Little Tennessee is safe. ! am IN hopes the
Eastern counties have done as well.
SMYTII-l DEL- $50 ..o
.MARlox, April 90, 1912
Our election is over, and give you the result be-
ov. We had warm contest, and although the Wings
bad one of their strongest men in the field, we have
eaten them by largely increased majority Mr. vat
son man of personal popularity, good spea
and man of fine moral worth. He took bold GROUND
"a favor of all the Wing measures, except the BANK
tnp, act The chief issue between Tate and W alsoh
vas the Distribution act, and particularly Tate vote
Upon the proposition to appoint an agent. They oo,h
addressed the people on the day of election and acqu
sa themselves we'll. The result below Wall convince
"a. ~, A..
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Mouth Of Slate not heard from. 49,
Snoitn majority MS far an hnnrd from ~


Rt1ssELI.-1 BET.
We have received verbal information ofthe election
result in this county, al all the precincts but one
Cowen was ahead Of Boyd 40 votes.
r. s--Ihe news has lust arrived, that Cowen is
elected by majority of 81 abingdon Banner.
WY1HE-l DEL
lhefe were fewer votes poed on Thursday in this
county than were ever known before. AT the Court
ouse about O5 at one of the precincts from which
have heard only IS. Mr.. Leftwich had no opposition
at all, and very little interest was felt in the election
[Wythe Journal.
RANDOLPH Del.
"RAsDoLen Co., (va.,) April 90.
"We give you three hurrahs, hurfahs, hurrahs, for
Randolph. Our election is just over, and Whggery is
dead dead, dead Although they gathered full meeting
of their Sanhedrim, il ali no purpose Democracy
has trumphed. The Tariff, Assumpt ion of the State
Debts, was made by COL WAR the test question with
the Wings, and the point made of Beverley the
Staunton and Parkersburgh road to be the glory
Of their day. The Wings had granted Mr.. Elliott IL
TO be elected to represent this county in the Le
gislature during life but the Expungers were too
many. They made black mark round its seal and
removed him, and elected Col. Henry Storm, genu-
inc Democrat from his birth, by majority Of 43 votes,
notwithstanding the Land money and Tariff, the hur-
rah for hard cider and skins in preference TO
French silks and wines, &C., &c. We hope each and
every county in the Old Dominion will do likewise.
Yours, &c, DEMOCRAT"
pAGE-l
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IN Rules holden ~ rhu u far
Office the Circuit Superior Court of Law ana o
King William county, Monday, the % day OF May, rs
Beverly Kennon, Administrator Of his iae "he' p,i%
Lucy Ann Claiborne, and Wilanna Armstead' f'a"''"
against r,,.,. or W.,
Burwe Bassct, Philip w. Claiborne Executor, OF w
bon, non If George Claiborne deceased Thomas e m
Tor Of William Amstrad, Corbn Ba1ton, ~ CIV
phania Claiborne, sam Burns, Administrator q Dase :
borne deceased John u. Claiborne and James Lyons
rh. defendants, pbjp w Claiborne and John d. Claiborne,
not having entered their and given security accord
ing Assembly and the rules oil 's So a
rearine they NOT Oh
his country: Il ordered That the said @ DO
hore nm The Monday in July and answer the b OF ne
nanYiiT and lha, COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some city Of LOT t"c months
successfully and posted at the 'front.' door VI '"e ~ =
this county. a |opy-i''' Ro POLLARD, elk.
- . I-awew
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In the United States for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
OH May, 1912:
TTC;. J. HUDNALI of county of Buckingham, having
Petition praying that he may be declared Bankrupt:
II ordered That all claiming be creditors Of the said
Thomas Hudna show Court the 9Th day oil
July next why the raid Thomas Hudna be declared
Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that BEHALF aud
this order be published in the accord
ing 10 the I'D and oath Rules OF Court.
Copy-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
May 10 l-w5w
~ Charlottesville Republican will please copy weeks
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"rhe smallest turn ont ever known in Page. M.
Phersons friends Of his election, while those
opposed TO him out generally.
Respectfully yours"
THE KANAWHA REGION.
"kANAwaA SALisEs, May ..
81 send YOU below the returns OF Senatorial
Elections, as far as heard from
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To Young Druggists, Groeers, sc.

1o Young DrugStStS, GTocerS, 9e.
TOR RENT IR SALE-A brick built Tenement consisting
and cellar with dwelling apartments for
small family garden, buildings, &C., in the centre of the
Main street Williamsburg Va fitted up Drug and Apohe
carys The labelled bottles drawers and Implements TO-
seter with remaining stock Of medicines Spices
ceries &C. may valuations and immediate
sion will be given.
TIE terms coming in will be made such to render this
very desirable opportunity for young Of moderate CAPT
Of embarking in such business There Is
other drug the aud of ability indus
try and will meet with good encouragement For
particulars address letters post paid Professor Mnsron,
William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va
May 10 ut
nOWUArAN FEMALE SEMlNARY.-Thc exercises Of the
Summer term, embracing period of four months, will COM
LIST Monday june and close on the last Friday In
September following
Terms for the SessiOn-Boad and Tuition In English Branch
es s2 Music including Of the Piano. Sl6 French S. An
extra fee SIS required from each member of the Glass 10
Natural Philosophy.
Gentlemen wishing situations for their children and
ards nre requested 10 immediate application aud will d
rect their communications to Snithville, Powhaian
J. d. TiNSLEY, Principal.
NAV IN l-St
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VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND-AT AUCTION
Decree the County Cont Of Clarke 25
April Is42 shall SELL Wednesday, 18th June next the
highest bidder public that valuable Of land In
York county, called New Quarter belonging TO the estate OF Tho
II. Burwell, deceased.
This land is miles from Williamsburg, and lies
throughout its whole Queens creek The lowest
extremity which is the principal landing being In full view oil
river, than mile distant This convenience, be
sides Of the shipping OF produce affords ci
exceled in my situation York River Tor procuring
any quantity which be desired either for for SALE Of
world. The extensive collections OF
oyster shells different points the shore of The creek
tier he found the land afford In
e1hausbe means of improvement of The soil.
The a60 and 800 About 500
quality There field of about 50 of clover fsllow TO be
put wheat next Fall.
There comfortable dwelling houses the land,
with the necessary servants houses, stables, &c.
The sale will take place the premises
The terms third Of purchase money in cash. the
remainder in equal annual instruments with interest from
the day SALE by deed Of trust the property
Further particulars desired may obtained from Robert
Saunders, Esq, 10 Williamsburg.
FRANCIS b. WHITING, Commissioner.
NAV 10 l-tl5Je
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scuooI. FUND LOTTERY, Glass No. 4a, for 2eth May

Tno more Capitals in oae Lottery!
Drawn Nos Consolidated Lottery, No. TO- drawn
May 5th: = ;, a. = ;.
s @hoe ~ If y a. boil, sold and paid by BIGGER
y"aiI - - ''' l-3tif
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YTIRGINIA HOUsE.-1hs well known establishment VIII
hereafter be conducted by subscriber who hope ny pre-
per regard comfort her guests, to merit share o pubic
patronage She prepared to accommodate transient
and boaders by the wear also several rooms snae
for families or single gentlemen, who desire 10 "dee ~ Tue
house day boaders by the year WIZ pe
TUG "a!, - w. lin
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JAMES PHALEN & Co., Managers,


: "a So sl50Oo whole ticket $. Fund Lottery, No. a.
10 - 3d. sl0,UOo, half do. in Georgetown do No. a.
3 90 So, Sl,000 whole do. in School Fund do No. u
s 40 ~, $1,000, whole do. in Grand Con- do No. y
IL capital prizes Of $780, ETC., ETC., a ohuteu IN
April and being capital prizes tah was ever
In the time from any Office In America
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Glass No. &c. to he drawn May
I4tE-7s numbers Is drawn. 80 -.
7UD0 5000, 5000, 2O00 eOO, l,5oO lfVo, 5V,
Whole Tickets slo-shares in proportion
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Glass No. 70, for 2sl Mays
$50 1900 $780, 5ooo 4Ooo $780, ooO 49, IS each Of
! ,OOO 500 Pc Of 800, 900 Of ga, ETC., etc.
Whole Tickets si0-shares In proportion.
The most Splendid Lottery ever offered to the public,
for 26th May.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
Glass A. for 1872 drawn Wilmington Delaware May o.
1872 under the supcrnendence Of Commissioners appointed ny
the State. IS number lottery, u drawn ballots.
Mammoth Sekfme.
prizes Of SIS 900 each 100000 Of 10000 OF 1fim ~
az 5000 o COO of of 2oo 100 Of i0O0 10 OF co.,
10 Of $40, 10 OF 400 2n5 of $40, etc etc.
cs,,;sc,,e. ~ %o n,ekases Of DC whaIes sa4o
~ " 20 do n6 halves IN
Do. do. 81 quarrrs, 90
Do. do. GO eishths, 30
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Glass No. 49, for 2s,h May-7s
numbers, - drawn. II. = 1850.
$50 coo co., 6ooo 1000 4O0o 20, 90 Of Ooo
AZ each of 500 and 400, and i.5 OF 800, etc.
Whole Tickets S.0-sharcs in proportion.
1- Persons distance may be assured that their orders will
be promptly and faithfully attended To.
All communications cons ideed and held strictly eonhuen
ta
Address THO. Is. BIGGER,
Managers Agent, Richmond
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aI,URAy. April %.

"Our election is over Col Juo. NJ Pherson has been
defeated 10y &c votes His opponents used bis vote on
the starvation bill agairlst him.
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ID. Nj. Hoyt s. Co.'s Office,
R;shnond PA

DRAWING of Virginia MononeaIa Lottery Glass F. drawn
- 7ih May
"a G3 6 Sc 10 40 | A. 80 46 "a 70 % 40.
Ticket Nos 40 AZ So Capital in the above sold and paid 1t
sight by nofI e Co.
Drawing of Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Extra %:
40 so 10 10 Is 63 10 70 IS 81 S Is 81 So
No If you chances for the fifty thousand
Draws 2lst May oyt ca. have the tickets great varie
ty. No cighths in this Lottery
Nav 10 lit
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letter from Washington of the 9th inst, therefore,
saws "You cannot we'll conceive OF The labor whcn
Governor Gilmer has undergone on the Rerenchinen!
Committee He has worked night and day himself,
instead of sending Committees Clerk to the Depart
ments as is often doue, for items to make show WITH
He has mastered the complicated operations OF the va
r;ous departments | have been in the Omnibus with
Clerks good DEAL and their constant theme is "Go-
vernon GIlmer'
Mr. GiImer is in the right track We must labor 10
rersnch the expenses, far as IS consistent win Tue
publc interest This the first step in The process OF
reform; and ofhe first steps in that retrenchmeht
should be taken with the members themselves as hir
Gimer has done-,hat is TO say, regulate their mileage
abolish their Thanking privilege or reduce II 10 ne
lowest sandard-and expunge all special privilege,
such as making themselves presents OF books al tne
public expense.
This first step being wisely and firmly TAKEN DOR the
economical administration Of the Government Inc Sc.
coad step u.s. to repeal lhe Distribution law, and give
back to The Federal Treasury the proceeds OF the pup
lie lands-Then, and not till lhen follows The third step
(and the other ought TO precede ~ When al 'he
necessary retrenchmen,s made, and when the Land
Fund is again turned into the Treasury, there snoolo
be any temporary deficiency, then increase the duties
on such articles may admit OF it-oeg'nning WIN
the luxuries frst-and having no eye TO SUCH osc'
mnation as may be intended and calculated TO advance
the Protective System only, independent oil The heSe
nue. Poni)-unless it be perhaps for arms, ammuh'
lion and other essential articles OF national oeience
Pursue these rules and economy, prudence aho just
ice 10 the different sections Of the Union WIN preside
over our national finances
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Mr. McGovern's Flower Garden is now in oil its
beauty II is worthy of visit