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few thousand dollars, cut OF from means Of snnpoft
which he believed beyond contingency. Theru
are many here in this condition, by having placed i'm
picit confidence in Pennsylvania stocks Relying up.
IN the sem.annua interest for bread and meat, many
OF them are left almost destitute. II is mistaken be
let that prevails the u S., that stocks held on this
side by the rich They belong persons generally
necessities compel them 10 have interest on the limited
Sums they II s, therefore, not merely rs matter
OF good faith, that the States should observe their en-
gagemens, but a matter of pure philanthropy Their
character for inHexible integrity, Obtained for them
every gfoat that individuals could command; and there
fore II IS douby imperative, that they should speedily
make provision for The interest. Old Virginia, God
bless her always foremost in whatever is just and h"
norabe has led off most elorousy with regard 10 lax
alton Her noble example cannot fail to exercise 81
lutary influence over all the defaulting States
Money is very abundant here. The rate OF interest
Is from q to per cent per annum, according to the
security pirred The active capital of Bremen - est.
mated at S300Go.0G0. There is no Bank either Of
Discount or nep"s,ip All financial transactions are
negotiated through Brokers, no required Iy law,
10 take an oath 10 Go business on their own ac-
count.
The Merchants of Bremen are devoted 10 business,
aud understand the trade in which they engaged
thoroughly. In the counting house they think of no
thing but profits. Bur in the social relations OF life,
they are sincere in their friendships and generous in
their hospItalIties. Yours, truly, AGRlCOLA.
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The Thrift and IKE Eguk >

We extract the following article from The New York
Journal Of Commerce, Of Tuesday last We trust II Il
true:
TIN TARiFr-We learn from Boston that tie lead
ing manufacturers have at length become thoroughly
satisfied that protection is deusion. They have DIS
covered that goods be made chenpy in thus com
try as any other that here the manufacturers have food
cheaper lhan any where else in The world and all they
want is free trude-~ hch will give them cheap ron
cheap sugar and molasses, cheap every thing which
they want to buy-and the whole world for a market
We understand that these views have actually been ex
pressed, in letter 10 Mr. Webster. Great Is truth -
Protection not the thing ii has been cracks up to
be- Instead Of being The indispensable support ot the
nation aud National Bank have been represented
we can actually get along without either OF them and
upon the whole better ian with them. Hu22a Oar las.
great enemy is killed
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RICHMOND MARKETs-May 70. 1873.

RICHMOND MARKETs-:iay a5. 1873.
ToDAeeo-keceipts heavy Lugs, 81 3d. leaf, 10 .;
fire manufacturing, 50 To-
TLors-Cmntry. 81 la al 81 City Mills none for sale.
NhkAr-Hnnc Offering. Last sales, GO so cents.
coEN--55 10 ceRis.
Mk,L--70 cents.
o.1.-26 A 81 cents. from vessels and depot.
fsrrnLump, 81 90 3D. sou casks, ground, 81 50 on
Basin
LNg-91 100 cents.
s.lr-Sl IL. by the cargo; in store 81 - al 81.
ao,-Itsea $780, swedes, % 80; Country, 10; pig, IS
A.ts-i a 4. cents.
Fi'n-!ic rrlnss, new cut 81 IS 4, for MOL.
Sind. 50
B.c"S-Bamare, SIS 4 S 50 city cured, 8.
BCrxH--Fmkn, 6 10 cents; fresh roll, ~ Is cents.
src'"S Orleans So P Rico, 3d. st. Croix, 90
notfEE-isgura, 81 i cents Rio, 8 a cents.
TEA-s0 Il 100 cents.
"a cents; Porto Rico % &c cts.
Brsf 81 80 G.MurToN - al .Mss 81 az 50-vE.L'.
Siae BERNARD PElTON.
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Married Thursday :oh March last a, III. rrs
henee o Mrs. f. Dr in Hanover county, by The Rev w v
jowcf9, Nr. JoHS :. SMITH. uf Louisa, Ai-e PAULINE u
Do>w daughter o The late Paul T. it.'sr deceased.
MIrti, lie m iis.;n, 10y III. Res. H. H. Campbell Mr.
IYLcE, III Miss MANY A. juSsos both OF this city,
Married ir aist Instant by E.v. Woodbridge,
vi jsiiE. j. Nsi.Gn, 10 Mas H. y. IHBr, hna Of this city.
Married, Wednesday evening, ltli instant by the Rev.
VIM. Atkinson, Rev JcHS ". T. aTxa,o" 10 Miss Eiz
Casa .Ensox, daughter cf the Rev. Harrison, oil thu.
p!aCt..Hariinsaurg tid:tnc.
Married, Tuesday evening" the ct Instant By tha Rev
@on H. rrcharG Wilson c. HEWITT si, lore Of The Editors
Of the lyucbur. epuhcan) Miss fs,>cEs dau.h-
Ter OF Col. Stephen Coleman, of Pitts, lvania.
LynehburS Republican
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..,, .on,end,ng candidates will he associate
/. II q w. Wdl he support Mr.. Tyler Or Will
|. htuueS ssclore for Mr. Mclean ,-or for Mr..
| ouds' will he push his own ptetens'ons =
AQUA -,I.,rdall are puzzled. The newspapers
a. It 4 loss to trace his eccentric move
IS "' NOV we're in defining the truck of the last
n'' New Hampshire Sentinel n"mnaies MN
o.' President, "suhleet 10 tue oec's' n 81 ."s
...,,s! Contention Of May next. Tae New
j vi. Us snea IS of The anomalous character 81 MS
IS NV .,srch-and expresses ';si. disappointed ~
i' I,i sileace" he has observed. "Noi an an"
,cLl,cal character, is made TO the past, pre-
I tu,ure HIS opinions are wrapped IN ny
liner he is friendly OF unirendiy TO the IRE
I'M, aopear from any thing he says. "he
sat c,,l,nus this studied silence after meet
81 ne Massachusetts friends, remains TO be seen
= -, he said on a former occasion: Is VI ms ." !"
This his friends will MT deny But ms po
- derends not on himself, but on olne's' @
go: Gazette which has 50 ansionsly watched MS
E-"',,N iIrourh the Heavens, is unable 10 deter
m,,i5ns. "Oae srrnse, tsayS that papcrt
~, an Improbable Que, that he viii ni'nnateiy
Ind N favor Of Mr.. Calhoun Another is'
all continue so 10 act, as to advance mir. 1 J.
.osopcts-And another is, tina, hs VIII ooiuil
binlse!f again into the arms Of the wings, -"
stand tv their candidate and Their principles
80 sun,osiijons, and Others that might De ,''eh
81 have been talked about ana o'SIu' q.
.,nevhat remarkable, tina, however men may o'her
p, ,sem ell seem to agree tina, il is Mr.. Webster
-, ,ntention to operate against a nomination OF
C,ty now, and especially that his interference to
,,,I,sh such a result, will be made manifest IN
...rbuse,s a, an early day, and through the Wing
y, convention, that is shortly 10 assemble in that
'~ ~~,owealth" Mr.. Wehster's supporting Mr.
.,,o. seems too ey,ravagant for belief
act. there appears TO b. only one point on
ii the political astronomers agree, VIZ that there
's,irc, understanding on TINS question between
Tylef an,l Webse:-and that the last is dc
,..sl 10 break down Mr. Clay in Mlssachu
90. and that the approaching Convention OF The
" 10 be the crisis Of the attack. We are not at
..75.,rsed. :, AIR. Tyler opposition to Mr. Clay
Nh, WebsterS-but It we'll becomes Mr.. Tyler TO
70. whether he onght to take any part either for
~. or .o- any Of the other candidates at the ap
.,~s,nr election. We learn, that Rumor is busy at
,.Sog,on upon the subject The very streets of the
,oa!s are eemin5 with stories OF plots, coalitions
-, argues The last versnn is, not only that Nj.
.,,,s, IS 10 break down Mr.. Clay in New England,
. ,l,. lr Tyler Will PIT forth his and distribute
,..,oaage 10 order to break down in the South one
~ candidate for the benefit Of another. But the
no. -, dispersed, and 1t will take some time to
p. 10 depelopc the views OF Mr. webster
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TIE PRESIDENTS NoRrHERE TouR--The York
Aurora, the organ ofthe Administration, says
sFrom information which we yesterday received, we
enabled to announce that President Tyler, with
several members Of the Cabinetinclnding the Secre
,ay of the Treasury and Postmaster General with their
embellishments TO be in Philadelphia, on the 10th
and lth Of June Saturday and Sunday will ar
rive in this city The l2th, and leave on the evening
Of the I4lh, for Boston This is the present plan
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The Boston Post understands, that "etters have
been received by the Committee Of Arrangements
from the President and Secretaries Spencer, Upshur
and Porter, accepting the invitation for the l7th of
June" 10 celebrate The completion of the Bunkers
Hill Monument. Mr.. Webster is TO deliver The Ora
,on-and it is said he TO throw into it all his
powers as an Orator.
Arrangements making in the city of New York,
to receive MIR. Tyler the Chief Magistrate Of the
Rannhc.
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fret steps of bis progress Those who delight in
short, pleasant excursion. and in taking by The hand
worthy, unPreicndins and intelligent man, will do well
10 repair TO The sale on Monday
''Ask, az did, for cuo OF hiz delicious milk md
you nay iadge ol The superior quality Of his cattle
Talk !" HIM. as did, without reserve Of his various
opefa''nns ana yen viii learn how to appreciate
who Is drs'ined 10 become an ornament 10 the neigh
borhood Of our city
one 'sao ha@d'es he Pen more than the Plough.
"Richmond, may 9Th, 1918"
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

We assumed the responsibility during the last
Autumn and Winter of arres'ing all discussions
Of the Presidential election, until Spring cleo
tons had passed We stated on all occssnns
the strong reasons, which had conducted 10 t,lls
conclusion. These elections now over and the
triumphant maorites we have obtained viii sufficient
" attest the prudence OF all oibearance and the unity OF
our party Can we any longer taEc the responsibility
Of sealing the Press against the freedom Of discussion:
Have right to issue such an imprimatur and again
throw ourselves upon The lberalty of the people, We
have considered this question carefully and anxousy
and have consulted some OF our most experienced
friends upon the course we should pursue. The result
of our best reflections is, that have such prlvl
lere-and that the circumstances of the would
M, Justify its assumption Ii true that our opinion
is opposed early movement 1t is true, that II
the day Of The National Convention be postponed, it
seems hast 10 postpone the discussion II true,
tha, approhend some danger from immediate nd
prolraclrd discussion Bat we have right 10 in
pose Fat upon the resi OF our counlrymcn We
very la. from Inviting 50 ea:ly discussion We
would scen:iously advise against ii but cannot
undertake 10 give law to puhlc opinion. We must
open columns fair and liberal Examination of tie
question, earnestly ommendng it to every writer,
who is disposed 10 participate in the debate observe
the most conciliaory course-tl,c most liberal temper
to avoid nil attacks upon the candidates who not
his first iavor',es, and 10 conhne assaults
To common opponents. May not take for grant
ed that such WILDE the wise and orbearng spirit, that
will nctuate all the members of the Republic an party
in Virginia?
We make This annunciaon for the benefit Of all
concerned. We desire to act up 10 the maxim oil The
Welch Parson, who preaching in the pulpit, whe
he heard of a vessel being stranded the coast, IL
requested his congregation TO pause for moment,
whilst he could slip off his cassock, that they might
all start fairly in the chase We therefore, give TAR
notice. iha, We shall throw open columns the
first No that is issued after the ID Juneand we shall
devote large proportion of our paper, as we can
quenliy spare, the fair claims OF the friends
Of my Of tie candldnles.
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HENRICO COUNTY.
meeting Of Tie Democratic Committee OF V'g-
lance for the county of lESRico is requested at the
County Court House on Monday next, the 9'th INST
q, l2 O'Clock lull attendance il desired Us matters
of importance connected with the contested election
in ,his Congressional District, demand The action oil
the Committee.
The Committee consists of Claborne w, Hooch'
James NJ S.jJen. Thomas J. West, VIM n. Whiting,
Philip Mayo. B. B R. Barker, Samuel Cotrell, John
o Goddin and Walter Leake.
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report has been circulated in The newspapers, that
MIR. r. NJ. T. Hunter is going Into the Cabinet. MIR
Ii late visit to Washington has probably contributed
10 strengthen the srpposI;'on We fee! authorized 10
contradict the report there is not the ds ou"da-
I'm for
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CAS- TINS ne EuE:-Hhat says tie .Madisonian
eve learn from The last "Dahunega Times" that
Paul koss'ngno has heen removed President Of the
Branch Mint IN that place, to make way for another
member Of The Tyler family, Mr. Cooper, brother.
in,ln% OF Robert Tyler, r This is very uDgraeful in
Mr. Tyler, bu, perhaps he did not know that Mr. Ros
singnol had previously turned Tyler man.
f}aausfa (Geornia) Chronicle
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR siLr.-Ey authority vested in
Trustees, will, 2 Iuy next, oIer for sale,
ru,c Arctren NE premises, that valuable estate called
Genvar, Yin. James H'.r III the county T Cumberland,
within mites o: the iowa of Cafiesse and 40 miles from
this city.
This estate acres, which 100 acres are ow
grounds OF the best quality 800 Of fine high in good
condition, and cultivated in regular roaton loo partially
grown up pines and aordng good highland pasture The
remainder woodland Of original growth Of quality ard
containing plant land than usually found James River
farms
The improvements of the ordinary kind
which The dies not reside; the stable good for
lorses the bam large and recently thoroughly repaired; The
.hcsne machine IN good working order; houses
sutieniy extensive to cure OF 900 lbs the servants
houses .cd and sufficient accommodate comfortably ~
40 The dwen. house contains four rooms above
ground and two cellar
The will he So5o1 October mad the balance
in three equal twelve and eighteen month"; c
the day OF sale Possession will b. given after the day OF sale OF
much Of the land be required Tor the crops
tire next with The privilege Of seeding crop OF WHEAT as
be done without deirnent TO The crop now grow
ing the land and Of the whole estate on or before The Isl De-
cember next
Any person wishing the properly win please call
Mr. Peter L. Buruss who resides premises. Any person
wishing 10 purchase privately w please apply either o the
r,uai,es r. H. CUNNINGHAM
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM
Msya6 5-tds Trustee Of Mrs A z. Deals
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The National lntelgencer expressly coniradIcs the
the report, TO which VIC gave currency upon The Inor
nation of others |, declares, that expressed
nor does it feel any doubt of Mr.. Clay savalablty as
candidate for the Presidency. It's 'opnion OF The
matter is directly the OF that which ascrbed
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Oh. for the death OF those
Who slumbcr III the Lord!
And he Ike theirs my last repose;
Like theirs my last reward
To The Editors of the Enc. sr,
Richmond, May Eth, 1913.

Ut RELIGIOUS NOTiCE-The Baptist Anniversaries will
Second baptist Church Friday the ID day OF
June 10 O'Clock A. VI Rev. sir Kncad Missionary feon
,urina and other ministers from abroad II is expected will br
present committee receive delegates will be attendance
=" w. TIE COMMITTEE.
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The R. Wing states. that Mr. Bolts has served a
notice on Mr. w Jones OF about go votes which he
means contest II now becomes time for Mr.
Jones friends 10 bes,r themselves and furnish him
with all the information they obtain about the state
of Mr.. Is. s poll.
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e ASnS's sAR:APAEILIA-M Philip r. caren, of Wyni
y ham, adj another TO tie testimonials in favor
Of Sans sarsaplri. His wife has bec for nearly two years
rocd with inioen, swelling under her which
large impede her swallowing, and much affected her
speech 1t G"ey opened and discharged large quaint
lies Of offensive mattel She had also The Eryspelas accOmpan
led with extensive drGpsica enlargement attended with darling
pains, disturb aud U,lc OF the time totally de-
prve her Of One Of her stiff and painful
render almost useless Under a these Affections by the ad
vice OF her physician, she used valuable article which al
most immediately relieved the pain and ancness removed the
swelling and disease under the aud reduced the drop
her nearly yud
too large around The waist The swelling # the limits which was
very distressing and troublesome, has also been removed
" For particulars, Advertisements in ts and other city
papers
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expectation,
BY a. u. BANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists Granile Build
No a7a Breaday corner Of Chambers street, New YORK.
Sold in Richmond Y The Agents. A. BUVAL & co.. in Pe;ef
burg By RoSsEk ANDERSON in Norfolk by ST. A. SANTos
and by Druggists generally the principal Giles in the u s.
Price, $! per loiie-6 bottles Tor s..
Nav S-t
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
.tkINc s. QrErS MAY IL. IS


"Gentlenen You will see by our preamble and reso.
iutIons, that We have lost our delegate Colonel Davis
not because lie had not oriiy of the poed,
but of The illegal mode adopted by one of the Commits
sioners II he contest tho election as think he ought
to do, he must Dust his competitor. feel confident,
thai We have at least majority Of 80 in full turn
II wasreally amusing to witness the course of
The Wings in relation TO the tax bill Up to the day Of
The election, II was the most ugly, deormed and odous
thing that could be perceived or thought of The mo-
nent was ascer,aued that the sheriff had dete rmned
10 give the certificate Of return to the Whg candidate
notwithstanding Colonel Davis had upon the face of
The polls majority of votes, the tune was changed
they then had no very great objection to il in the ge
neral, and no serious objection the details Since
the election have not heard word said against it, nor
will there be, unless MIR. Lumpkn resigns and we
have another elec,on-or, his failing to do So Colonel
Davis asserts his right before The Legislature and Oh.
tain redress; then in either case, the tax bill will as
sumo with the Wings The same ugly, deformed and
odious shape in which it represented by them pre-
vous to the election. Mr. Hunters ultra notions upon
the currency lost him his election Another
in his election ought TO be noticed, as il had no little
influence 10 cecil the ardor and zeal Of many Of the old
Republican party; that most if not all of the State
Rights Wings who have nominally united with us,
openly declared their determination not 10 support The
nominee Of National Convention, if perchance the
lot fell upon certain gentleman. do no, think that
such accessions 10 ranks will be at all beneficial
10 in the day OF battle but the contrary am fear.
full that like the Stanleys Bosworths Field they will
hang off, until the battle is fairly under way, and then
fill upon in the lhckest and hottest Of the fight
We shall require oil fnrces in the regular battle,
and may have TO form corps of reserve or OBJ
serva,ion.
"That Virginia is still firm to her Republican princi-
pies, need doubt; and that she will remain So is
equally certain. Mr. Clay need have no fear, that he
will ever be Tammeed by her distractions by having
her vote cast for HIM !"
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We throw ourselves upon The iiberal',y o. ou. rea-
'e'', whist notice few OF the ARTICLES, which
lave been sent 10 rs from the South and the West
We stat! make replies aconic as possible. And
Inst
The .Ns,c Orleans Zee
"CAtUoUSIsM Is vIRGfxIA-Thono oh it is gene,
i''y believed that Mr.. Calhoun has u majority of
WE Sa;uai Loco Foco voters in Virginia, the Leglsa-
ore, under The sagacious auspices of Mr.. Richie,
"aie serTymanderng the Congressional Districts,
aoSo'a'ey managed TO exclude every Cahounist from
ne c'ahce 81 election That party have not a single
n.'""el OF congress TO boast of IN the State Even
'tr. Ghmer, ii ne he elected, has been comnsl:ed TO
surrender his nc.inaoas for Calhoun 10 the niece
es oi his position. MIR Hunter another Calhounite.
vas thrown overheard. Mr.. Smith, another Calhoun
Loco Foo, was thTus. upon the s;ronges, Wing dis
el ~ the State and Of course beaten So ,ha, every
,-'c' oco member of Congress ffom Virginia. is IA
van fCrsn man.
We DO no, feel The sting of the Bee; far, is point
-, Its charges upon are destitute of truth We
'S u" part 10 laying off the Congressional Districts
was SUBJECT We never studied, and which we did
1871 understand a; the passage Of the bill We could
witnesses enough 10 testify to the truth Of our
'"'eh'' out we take the liberty OF naming two
+S"'tis only, because they were principally con-
.nFo IN Tue framing of The bill; because we were
r.'Hcu'ariy intimate with them; and because they
'eu different candidates, from each other, for the
N9uency We would appeal then 10 Messrs. Ed
"''nus OF Halifax, and Anderson of Prince Edward,
., ~ whether We did not avoid all participation in
M ,.ei-eSeept TO express our anxiety to remove
2 niue 'asaPprehe nsion, that occasionally aroee be-
zen 'he friends Of Nessrs Calhoun and Van Buren,
' would now and then hear some report about some
- leaouSy b"Ing fsl.-bnt We became satisfied, tba
ICY" vas no jus, foundation for it, Our sole wish was
:. ~! The whole Preside tial question in The Con
o'-I campaign; and TO elect any available Republi
-, N every district, whether he for the white or
II leo rose. We felt anxiou, for the election Of
b,aaN' and we regretted his defeat. We had no
aa IN carving out Smiths District and sincerely
,. sF' h's exclusion from the public councils We
a. m opinion upon he preference of The minority
Tue Republican voters in Virginia bu, ii is not true,
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THRUST SaLE-PuIsuan two deeds OF executed by
i Robert s. Pcatrcss Seth Saunders and Samuel Z.
Scott bearing the aoth day November le3he ether
L. and Richard w Scott bearing date 25th day OF
Janay 1873 both duly admitted to record the Clerks Office
Of Caroline County Court Tie Subscribers pursuant 10 their
spcrtve deeds viii Wednesday 9th day of July next
premises, sell pubic auction, the highest bidder, for
cash certain parcel nf Land. situated in Caroline
w. containing borar by the lands Henry Hill
o,hcrs, together with Gr and Saw m &C.. situated upon tile
lard. Also, another parcel of Land contiguous
thereto situated in Caroline King William,
lands nf Ei e. Saunders and chcs containing
al acres Also the ~ lowing Slaves John,
Pleasant Temple James Erancr and child and Ia
rone The Stock of every kind Of said Peaoss bis Plantation
Utensils Household Kitchen Furniture. iIso the inter
of said peaoss m properly in the possession Of HIS
ocr Mira eaiross Tie real property offered for sale Is
intelligent and agreeable nechborhood,
about miles from Hanover Count house. The slaves like
Is Selling Trustees, the Subscribers will convey only such
lille as Is vested In them by Ih= deeds aforesaid.
SETH SAUNDERS
SAaii,. G.. SCOTT,
THOMAS l.. SCOTT,
EICliD. W. SCOTT
5-wtd
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HIVE DOLLARS REWhRD.-Strayedo stolen from the
scrhcr, 18th instant, from Mr. Henry ~ Wade's sta
BILE Old Market Richmcnd sorel Mare, about five
and gnarer ch with who spot her forehead anil
her hind feet white and about ten twelve Old
The subscriber give the reward any person who
will deliver him, $40 for the and thief III
she has been stolen,) Gooctand Court house.
JAMES WALKER or TO
MICHAEL. PARRISH,
Louisa, on the 1iree-nvtched Road
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EUROPEAN coRgEsroypgycE-rNc. x.l

The Democratic Convention Of South Carolina NEE!
IN Monday nexi.