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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. s23 Chestnut STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ii in complete ORDER ready for reception of
anl Families
dstmssr II. l. HARTwELL
FRENCH BOARDIN,3 HOUSE.-Furnished rooms with
board AZ the trench style, be had the Cafe Tor
toni" 10 Broadw. nearly opposite the City Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MIR. JULES BLEY respectfully informs the public that
vl his first will take place Tuesday, 9th nst in
the saloon Of Niblo'.
Mr. Bey will be assisted by Mrs. Loder Messu. Tmm and
Alner.
Tickets ZACH be had the principal music stores and
the door Of Nibos Garden, the evening Of the Concert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

~ bo Its and hoes pere tiy roof-to be Obtained
the .ubscer hi old .asahshed Leather and Finding
Store No. Ann street. Pics 12 cents boz To sports
and Others who would the advantage Of dry feet
this compound IL confidently recommended.
dls lmsr H.BROWN
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07

mittee on the subject Of the printing.
Mr.. Buchanan presented one and Mr..
Wright three memorials from merchants
Of New York praying for an amendment
to the bankrupt law, and Mr.. Calhoun
presented one from the chamber of COM
mcrce Of CharleJon, S. c., praying for
the repeal of thu law. The memorials,
without being read, were referred to the
committee on the judiciary.
A memorial was presented from Mons.
Gonon on the subject of his new telcgra-
phic system, and referred to the commit,
tee on military affairs.
Mr.. Woodbury. presented the proceed
ings of meeting in Halifax co., Va, adj
verse to the measures Of the extra session.
Business Of private nature occupied
the senate during the rest Of the day.
HoUse-The speaker announced the
first business in order to be the resolution
referring so much of the message as re-
lates to the tariff to the committee on ma
nufactures. Mr.. Slade being entitled to the
floor, spoke at great length in favor of the
resolution, of protective tariff, &c. Mr..
Sellers took the floor to reply, but was
persuaded to postpone his remarks until
tomorrow.
The speaker then laid before the house
the annual report Of the secretary Of the
treasury, which was referred to the com
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07
THE ILLINO FREE TR ADER.
Ordinances

DAsSED by the Board Of Trustees of the
Town of Ottawa at their meeting holden on
the 27ih December, l-il.
Oricrci, That the limits Of the Town
of Ottawa shall embrace the following
described territory, to wit: All that par,
Of section eleven which lies on the north
side of the Illinois river and on the west
side of the Fox river, in township thirty
three north.
DIFFERED, That from ana after the IF
teen,h day of January next, AID. 1912,
no stove pipes shall be allowed to pass
through the roofs or sides Of any buildings
within the limits Of the corporation: and
all persons violating the above ordinance
shall be subject to fine not exceeding
five dollars, to be assessed by the board,
and to a like fine for each week thereafter
they shall so continue to offend.
Ordered, That from and after the IF
tccnth day of January next, 1912, no
stove pipes shall be allowed to pass
through any inner partition or ceiling,
unless the same shall be projected in
some suitable manner from danger by
fire, by enclosing the pipe in some nom
conductor, or unless the same shall be
secured ut least two inches distant from
any wood work through which the same
shall pass; and all persons Violating the
above ordinance shall be subject to a fine
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07
YORKVILLE STORE.
WcsSrs. EsoUgl::On q Parllc,

NsSsSaH. AsOtss As.Vs1 Ce EsiEk-c,
LGlom tie CITY II N3g T~k,l
BESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
&c the public to Il large and fresh stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Uardlrcre,
Crochcyy, Boots s. Shoes, &c.
Which hey have selected with great care. and
now hold on sale at tho old stand OF K. =. Dcu-
Yea, Esq, at lo-a,illc, Kendall county, Ill.
Good caI des'la5le acC Go0l8-ao
putting;
Fully believing this, we shall l., our goods tell
their own story. Dsam.ng it unnecessary to
cunumora;c the particular articles and quantities.
we shall ask the attention Of the good ploul, OF
Illinois 20 our general stock; assuring .ryn tL,.
a, all times VIII give Us pleasure to exhibit our
goods, ana trust that qualities aud prices WI. not
fail TO please.
Perhaps it will not be ami>s, to ask the Ia les
to examine some articles that may not be found j.
every country store. We refer 20 lot Of
Pata'cl Saroay's,
new and splendid article for dresses;
,lapaca L,,s'tas, for Cloahs; SIP. Elk.
a. Blac Biz. Rou he SGT SHhg Ni@d-
ia1R PiaiI3, for winter dresses,
Which, together vi,h a 1rE' a,,.-im.2' 81
STAPLE GOODS, makes uus .,ar,, cl.si !.
a9y IN n. Sa'a.
Here we would just observe, that our
long acquaintance and connection with New
ior; megdluts win give us advantages tia,
canno, he couaIlcd. Gail am see.
BOUGUTON & PARKE.
AauEyILLr, Kendall co.. III.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07

Of the Moon. The brethren will therefore please
take notice, that the day tor holding our next re-
guar communication will fall on ;hc rovUTu
Monday in January, AL. 5ol2, being the oath
day OF said month";
Transient brethren in good standing arc re-
spcclfully invited to attend.
by order Of the hod e..
GEO. +. WEAVER, scc'y.
OrrAwA, Jan. T. 1872.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07
MASONIC NOTECE.

Va7iE Il guile r
Il Com ~ HRic IL
iiORS OF OrTAwA
LouGr Of + Il l. T. x
ACCEPT ID 4 n.
GLEN Il y o X X
" 4 > o y $, will be
held on the Movu,Ys
l. %
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07

nj OTICE.-The trustees Of the town
y of Ottawa will meet at the Office
of Mcssrs Leland & Swift on Monday
evening, January l7th, 1872, when all
persons DESTROYS Of obtaining a license
to sell and vcnd spiriluous and vinous
liquors in less quantates than one quart
within the limits of the incorporation,
can submit their application for the action
Of the board. d. SANGER, President.
N. H. Sicvl, Clerk.
Ottawa, Dec. 81, 1871. 32--3w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07

N9TtCE.
7 8 hereby given to the stockholders Of
a the L'iaoig an! Rock Rincr RoiI-
r0ai to NEE. at die National Hotel in
Peru, on Saturday, the 20th day Of jan
uary, 1912, At 10 o'clock, AM, for the
purpose Of clccIiog Directors for the Hi
nois and Rock River Railroad Company.
MICHAEL KENNEDY,
WILLIAM WILKINSON,
OLIVER EVERETT,
Commissioners.
Pcru, Dec 28.h, ISL 32-3w
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
A Eli persons having claims against
"A. the estate Of Hugh H. Griggs,
deceased, are hereby notified ana rrquaS-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice
Of Iasallo county, at his Office in Ottawa,
on Friday the 25uh day Of February, AID.
1912, for the purpose Of having the same
adjusted, that being the time fixed upon
by the subscriber, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting all claims against slll d'ccdcnt
JOHN II. HENDERSON,
Administrator.
January :. 1872. 33--Gw
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I'D EXAMINING in the Post Ouicc q, La Sale
Il = La5l.,c county, Illinois, on tac 3lst day o
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-07
List OF letters

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa,
4 Z, Lasalla Icounty, Illinois, on the . ST day of
lAcnmhnL. Isl L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

The sss.a- b, Is .imp'e and ngatlY Ind spaiabc
statement Il the cas-. Ga Ill question rally NV al
is.nthaf 81 the Compensation that can lie SAID r.
said IN fse minutes i'e spp'asz almo, asiamatc
50 clsaf m salf that nothing clearer eau BE- l1und to
rest il an-nsny Narls onlY c1:lse lie matter and
lei Us bar the language held n Congress on the
SUBJECT: Mr. Preston. takna ~ thai assembly. nnbs
that ".e question arising aet Of tins Gnu handy be
cause + difference between tic two nations The 10"
Il nations scloar and imperative on be question ts'
TAI sogsd and we ihanghttai Nj Pnsfun and ourselves
were g'inI On mest snimmnPh I then) ''hc thought
Great 1iflisn would hardly In c1l 4 with his ia
li4noa suehan untenshl, psan' Mr. talhount Thought
hqh Tine It's question was seiei. ana that TIC
sluh should know whether thef properly should be pro
tectcd from sPJaian or not The property # the nth
sG1saie said NJ liupw. aaery vigorous gcnilenan m
Tat tehpf al: Iif Is ~ le WH1ccd l. iac Pandfing
pn4pgustes u British tfiesls. tlCy waJ lc compelled
L. III afmsmenis and icify Nasaaa ani Other nests
iuc,ndIafcs and pluuicrrfs AL acrlt "a our cast. 49,
s. for as Mr. kn9 was acquainted VII The subject.
6aat Bria.a utterly refused indcma'i IF the property
afrzea5 Iaseu i1n thrn hY ifr-uus elaih'd With hc
un4ra authority and . recent sic Las CHeu enr'
far As L. lluesaHec and encourage maiiuy and nur
der. Il vas the aVlcs attempts # that country N lcr
ambitious groupings nj universal domination. which
Wlud render war inevitable unless SIT rstneed her
steps aa1 ld what Wa ust between nation aud nation
Are aaa jude Snty, are Messfs. King. Bar
rIW. Calhoun = 90. gone clean dan Or is II only
0s and entn' ignorance Il the laws cfen. oi cf own
e#ge'tE, tat leads tlem to tall such nonsense
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

w = off FIX + OK DALI, u" Tor cash or IN
barter,
81 hhds SUGAR, y. O., Purtp REQ and Vera cruz
from common to the best
ou1 h2gs 'oi're' part ezra me
Al hhds., uorces and bbls. y. O. and Porto K co
Molasses
to Syrup. very superior
do extra
3oo sacks Liverpool fine Salt
<'U do "Tound Alum
2Vo sides good and damaged sole Leather
ouJ lbs. hai Spanish lOat indigo
2ou do niaddef
ioo CASTS Na''s and Nwtes' ID to onch'
. tons ir'd'gat lyre lion III. to inches
~ do country Bar do
~ bhls. tanners oh
~ hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer
prices
luO boxes sperm aud TaIow Candies
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1joetieal.
msR eoosrTu1.


TO MISS - OS ahR eoosfE ~
atsoso, and euit ~ idie was
Thoa uis nlas. iiitle arca;ufei
An:na Of n ; Ct import plays.
Around thy every feature
\, nv waste those powers, by heasn desisnd
OWN true hearts and wear them
To week DC peaer eftali mankind,
whe lei ny arts snsnare them
n Thy pursuit. ais all The sane,
sTie simple. risc. or ieafntd,
Alike an feel for by lame-
Are en- tsy altar burned.
Nav. saw not enc l---ssi,iin ,lat hall,
Ifslloyod hy deeas IF ages,
rsr .ye1 III, fosF ground Thee call
Virginia rroaasst sages
I've seen thec, mias, the festive scene
With fools and iaps n waiting,
Essay 10 conquer things too faean,
For ply, losc,or hsiins.
Go. quit it all-ts ~eak--'tis vain
lis micked--nay, fis crtfi;
Thy native truth alone r7n gam
For the, tle brightest Jewel.
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From IA. Richmond Compiler.

OrR RELArIoNs WITH ENGLANp.-As far as VIC
can learn from the press the unanimous sentiment is
FAVOR OF INCREASING TIE NAVY. And that Is our
sentiment Let Us be prepared for the worst Ii viii
be indeed suicidal IN rs If We with much before MS t.
admolsh Us OF the necessity Of this policy do not pursue
IT. For one we are willing 10 the Distribution Act
suspended and the proceeds Of the Public Lands devoted
lor tme to erecting more two1den walls for the pro
lection ofuur coast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
FIR. benjamin w. Foster:

fHNkE NOTICE, that we shall, on Friday. the
n 18th day Of April lSi2 between the hours OF sun
rIse and sun set OF that day, the Counting room Of
Nessrs b okcr & Scott in the county of Charlotte,
take the Dispositions OF Francis d. Atwcll. be read
evidence IN thancery cause, pcndngn the Circuit
superior Court Of Law and Chauccry for the county of
Charlotte IN which we are plaintiffs and yourself and
others are decndands,a if from any cause the said
ens0ns should not be taken or commenced on the dsy
designated the taking thereof will be postponed or cvn
4h"'d irom day to day, at the place and between
The same hours Of each day. until the same shall be com
ploted. Yours. sc.
GREEN, ROBERTS & BOOKER
March l. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

Z OFFER tor sale THE PLANTATION former
4 y owned by Matthew Houston, on the Main Val
ley pad and through which the Natural Bridge Turn
pike passes. Ii contains ah9nt 300 sCsst,s well
Walcrad. a Iarlc portion well tmAcrcd The Buildings
are all thai e1ald be de3raa argo Brick House. large
Barn, calcaltel weliar Tavcra Store. offer il
privately til Thursday The 3sl of March. whcn If not
disposed Of, II will he sid pu,iely Doct u. G. laus
ton will s1@ the premises and make known the terms
TO any one W ". =. ARNOLD.
March IL wt3l VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

AN MANNING DEcIsroY-An English paper SAYS
mat decision has Just deen given in the Court OF
queen Bench. Ireland, which will carry alarm into
many family All marriages in Ireland, celebrated BY
Presbyterian ministers. where both parties are not Pres
hyerans, are declared invalid The Prcsbyterians in
iser amount TO upwards of 100000 and, we under
stand nothing was more common than the celebration
OF marriages between Prcsbyerans and the members OF
other communities, by Presbyterian ministers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

Hard 1imes.-'The Hartford Review states that
within very short tme there have been or 10 fail
ufes OF the most respectable business houses in that city
men whom every body thought goud and whose credit
MAS supposed 10 be sound that of the Hartford Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

Mrs Peters. an elderly lady living in Cedar street
Nv York, was burned to death on Saturday night
supposed that size accidentally fire to the be
Il hes as she was retiring fer the night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

SPi1dM RUlc.-Tho rife ordered by the Emperor of
Russia has been forwarded him. 1t was manufactured
at Rochester, \. Y and is pronounced 10 be superior
article, The stock is black walnut mounted with gold
and the whole cost 500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

The Ohio legislature at lis recent session. passed a
law which repeasevery part Of every law which gives Ia
towns ard villages the power to license drinking shops
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

virginia.:
T rules held in the CLERKS Oi-e Of the County Court
"A Franklin, the q day Of February, 1872
Robert NJ. tlaytor Plaintiff,
against
William Rrfnltv and Frances his WI. Jacob Slgmon
Thomas Simo1, lillian Scmon Joln ,Joscphs Sig
~ Pc,r. y! 1san Griffith and aharine his "he
aae Stcicy and EE4ba,h his Wife, am SliNcley ana
Mary his WIFE James Moore and Sisannah his wife, ana l.
ShNc loy and Joseph siqmon, administrators OF Peie
Nirmoa, decd, iohI Nl~eA sheriff o hanawha County, anu
Harvey C!aytor, Defendants
lN CHANcERY
The def rdants jackson Griffith ard Catharine his "t
not having entered their appearance and given security,
cofdng to the ar Of asyenby and rules Of tins court, ana
appearing by satisfactory iGence that they not nap
tants OF this Commonwealth, the motion OF tie piaiuh ~
COUNSEL it is ordered that the said Jackson Griffith and a
airline his wife do appear here rules 10 be held in the sa
clerks office, in the month Of April next, and answer u
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be forhWhpu
ished in the Iynchburg Niraian, for two months 'ao,
sFey and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse oil "
county ON some Court day.
Copy-Testc,
Fob VII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

y. ~. 2.ss'Es, .gr. = 10,
with the view Of Transferring general
fOEWARpING And CoMmIssfoH business,
respectfully tender services 10 friends AMI the
public.
Occupying Il large and commodons Fire=Prooi Ware
house. situated Immediately ON the Canal, fronting The
street leading iTan the bridge offer the taeili-
tics and ADVANTAGES Of other houses with the saving Of
the expense of dmyape.
We woud remind 1ur friends that this business will
hea separate and dslnctone from the boating business.
And inlorWaflug Produce consigned to our way
Of the Cana arl VII only he had to such boats
deemed responsible expeditions, aud run for the lowest
lreiehts
Our rates Of commission upln sales or for forwarding
viii correspond with those Of other houses engaged in the
same business.
With theeNpenonce ol $. II. Davis r. who will
have the entire and exclusive management and control Of
the business, and will devote his whole time and attention
t. the interest ofthosa WHO may favor the house with
ther patronage. we confidently rGst we shall be
BLEED t. render entire satisfaction.
We shah II all TIMES keep Oh hand, FIR sale, supply
# Paster ST, Fish, Sc, Sc.
JAS. DOIAN.
ANDREW klNNiFR,
TnOS II. TOWLES,
s H. DAVIS, JR.
REFERENCES.
.RD,p,iel S,lP Cohlc. q. d. s J. r. p.teis.
Iloirombe j Otcy, S0a'ei Miller.
Jan. - tl1F WITS
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March II
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
FEBRUARY %, 1872:
4 NTuOEY W. TEMPIIS, Of Campbell county
"a having filed petition praying that he may bedd
clafed Bankrupt: Il IS ordered. that all persons claim
ING 10 be creditors Of tie s,id Anthony WTempn. SHOW
cause 10 the court on the LIST day Of April next. WHY
the said Anthony w. fenplm be not declared bank
upt pursuant to the Of Congress in thai heha ard
that copy Of this order be Published in the newspapers
according to the 2-d AMI III rules of court.
\ Cupy-Tcsc.
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
March WV
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sirgissin:
I Race holden in tie Clerks Office If tie Circuit So
y perior Court of Law AMI chantery for the Of
l.ynchburg. ON the tn DAY oi February, 1912
FrrleritA M0ntmJu, Trustee i1r the benefit Of Hamlet
Njie, Paints,
against.
Robert Kyle ani David Il. EdieF, Defendants.
The Defendant Robert Kyle not having ente,o l las a
peranse ana given uriy orng to the Act Of Assem-
biz and the Rules Of his Court and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that he Is not inhabant OF this
try ordered thlt the said Defendant do appear here
the first Monday in May ncNt all answer the bill OF the
Plaintiff and that copy 1 this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the town of Lynclbnrs Tor
months snesesvey and posted at the oat door OF the
c1urt-hoGsc in the said town.
CoPy-Tcsc,
DAVID ROBES, Ok.
L. n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

kTIRGINI,-At Roles he'd IN the Clerks Office Of tic
county Cont Of Bedford, Monday the 7th day Of
March, 1872.
Samuel Phillips, PIsmii,
against
Mathew Harvey and Jam, ". Williams, Dsf-nllnts.
Is GHANCEEY
The defendant Ma he, Harvey having entered his ap
pearaace and given y, according the A. Of As,en5
and to rules Of this Count aud it Appearing By 'o
evidence that he n,ahaa Of his Conan
it is adcrcd, tat IL, sad defendant do appear hey: "a III
ah Monday in May net, anA answer e bill af tie Pla-
til, and that copy Il this o-lnr be forthwith deserted IL
some spaper publ the Of ynsh5u for two
month, successfully posted the front door + tie soat-
house Of this county. CopY-Fe.e,
RO {. Nj CiELL, Cik.
March Il WIN
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1s;.>i h:iir.

BsY VIRTUE ofa decd cftflst eAc.'... ! = ti'e -
ID arrhar. il, John I. Fronnelaln barn! da'e lhe
5lh day Of Mag Il aud luy recorded IN the Clsfks
Office Il tire musings Court II III" eaf?.rahon 81
ynclhure, for certain purpose therein mentioned, lie
unaersg ucl as viii proceed Friday, the I'll
day Of tprl next. - III IN ralfly money 10 ihe In
I'D h.ad,r. or ii0ISE ND LOT situated On
jefferson StfeHt. adjoining y r fdlcy AMI others. AMI
lately occupied Is the sd j. {. rockingham
The sui ..rtf will oiy convey such tile as Is W.
ted N him by the decd aforesaid, which IS believed u be
ndsplis5le.
March II "oA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

ABoLIrIoSrsN USED UP.--n Concord y II where
there are about half duznnegrao entitled u vote every
one, with but single exception rofcd against The anti
sdrery candidates al the late election. The 'Peop, :
Advocate an abolition paper, published that place
Is quite indignant account OF and SAYS that Their
mush pervcrsenoss might refuse us one emotion Of arat
tude or sympathy for all sacrifices ON Their behalf
we do not deny" What pity thai the service orthese
disinteros'ed patriots mol highly app cialod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
irom H.e Richmond Compiler
MEDIC AZ COLLEGE.

The lib session fihis Institution cltsel on the 9Th
afF,hruafy IT, lectur.s have bern ably delivered and
attended as heretofore. The rainhtr # Students
mounted tins SESSION Ia To- Commencement day was
held on Monday the tn day Il March. Tie Dipo
mas were d.lstrad 70 Ia, GRADUATES by President MaN
sell. Of ilarr1rn Syllty COLLEGE. after which sd
dress WAS delivered Ia ir Gradnaic- by the same which
was followed by q yalediclurY from Pniess9r Warner,
md the dsy closed with splendid supper gwen to the
Students ~ night The ESrhango Hotel. BY the iacul
u III talIaNinl is IL L. II StuAnals.
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I y Inc i2iis"'hSl Is ihe i''' u ss''''l'z'
Nm. d. B4z. Nels5n county.
carer p .Iabn~oD. Richmond CITY.
Chapman stuart. Richmond en-
! Naaarfyiie Tlmia. keaiaely
LAM, / GI.rkr. ttIancesi,r county.
Charles Il. Nelaacf, Manchester. Ia
John Cure, Richmond, IA.
/ .Ibatu.s p ful1ut EsseN county
John u IlsHinV. Nelson county.
esnafd X Cmmp, Nov Ken. county
" IlIIau. II Pms Htebiuand Ify
4 L pcfris. Hanover county
John Brulnry, peiaIsburg
Nm " I0.t1cc Richmond "a
~, T. ~, Chesterfield comfy.
las rarl.s Richmond. "a.
w. n A1.,,dih Heinrich co
uIn tla,l RlehmouJ. Va.
F IL. TIL, II,
pnt,rUsrr Dp
Da,eJ.r + PnLcr. SUSSEX. Va.
R#f.rrt ! Smith Bnles,ylcl CO.
Jauts Is. Pft1r, DO.
>4aht} thltr hinHtIh' 90
J. Booln, ., l'}hfh1nf9'sa'
Noses i. 1anlei. foNhalah 90.
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md nearly MI The British press on It's subject
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