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N7rHEBlT Wsv4s We learn from the Arles5.ry
Me-. T'srsr-5i ere Jsr,-s. C51-, In TIA, sill age
sy.rg men ~ss arlr-el ch8rye 9f malicious frs.
ysss artanginy gate IFS parents we're yrsssrt and
ssss3 deep 1'srss's1 .r f- bs.s 4aa no magt-sts
prlr..rcs1 ne slr'gnce fine. VI TOO d,srs ard c5s
H Car ~ lp11 fsIsl % p1y t-s f1s, few months r
;rs,r-srtIts . '-s u,'Hsrr.se end informed re C9r
;,s' 30 N.1 ~, yaT cry r1ley IT. d.r ed '4rl.az %
her s31 srs Addressed a-l r. 5Ns. "S0u 81 RytyIsI
ed pei frs. b. tH,- con-, ~ ed T. ~ sss" BE a.
s-'f1 asr 's' -s rr' sfsI1 ~ = ~ 1 ne mother
hg-y- s's1. es,sHsc '-srs rga' 81 80. ere fst 11d
F;r-'. iN,a' -l'' yyl. fs' s5rz vel yo1 cs1 r
nsU March Her husband. as ftlerir..su n no syy,
l's9 ne sulg-af NlJ8 Get ~ ssus ne sH5Ir he
sssrs1 uIy .fsl-s4 ar. secured hI r.sf ds Nas nat
rssf d ne 83y, sa1 fHs enc rsl 70 nsry yag srss
O. fsss care n, W Dsy l1-1 yf hin. De- fe1 ~ynss1.
o., y st all ., p, prs 1 telling l1 20 keep zy9d e19r.
sFs end be- Ngs sf.s dl4c ard zee bin rer' week end
",r-g .s dam f.a" The u.ilsr f1s1 'as1ksd 80 n.
sem si rs e9an md sit, sy5usnty hgay yssssd With
fss p'1rsssIrgs.
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W. Effrss,. n HsIfsS, who aspire'' not wholly 10
sso ~ b. l.sder Of the ''Demoersey" IN ihe House.
bee been s5,er,sd i falling into Col Jo. Watkins habit
II s1esnag agreed sgreed" when he s sppTehensive
si fsns and hs my "pu thoir foot in ir' without
from s,ns knowing quarter. Taking Col Joe's part
upon BIZ soadsrs we wonder he sprepared 10 aeknow.
s5gs he Cones reasons orii"ihat bis men weTo such
- fools hat hey could remeber from the Csneus
over.uighi how hey wers tho next day without
Inst sdnonfory sSeismshons'
Let us cell he Hslfsr leader, that The back benches
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the fats he takes them for. When he has known
the Legislature Of Virginia for 20 years. he viii discover
thstits solid aud IL. soundos thinkers found
Tor the part the silent benches. Your tonguey
members generally possess the least specific gravity. Be-
Sides members assuming inform the how they
ought vote, admitting that msbers srea, superiority
l. in ..nfril tnste."
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INTERESTING FROM TUscALooSA--TAe Huntsville Bank
mound upThe State Bank system aJOiished.-We have
been favored with the porusa Of letter from one Of our
representatives at Tuscaloosa written last Monday evening
conveying the gratifying ntogcnce Of the passage Of the
bill put IN liquidation the Branch Of the Bank of the
State OF Alabama at Huntsville. This being the last Of
the four branchesand the Mother Bank at Tuscaloosa
will certainly be placed in the condition except so
far II required 10 facilitate the fiscal operations Of the
State Govenment-we may consider the State Bank -ys
ten as eiiecusly ABOLISHED
Astwl be interesting to know whom We are indsb,
ed for tins important result give the yeas and
nays on the passage Of the bill, as follows The Wings
10 italics
YEAs-Mes-r-. banks, Barron, CaT,y. Cain. Cochran
COyyer, CTOudsr, DJrtch Dunn, Earts Eyuia Fowler
Garland, Hary.s Harrson. HOige-. Hubbard. Jaet,sn
JOnes Of CDn.cub, JOnes o Greene, Kon1rck Kennedy u
Marion, Kidd L1ukiyd, MsrchJauss Martin. Uelgy
NeLemOrs, Ntfel,H Morgan oi AuisuRs. Morgan N
Chamber, NOyris,u, Murphy. Norman Olfrey Ps,tf.
PICKETT Rice, Bi1he-oH, KYJy, ssypsr Valiant Wss.r.
Ware, Wa't-. Winston ri Dsha1. Winston " -1ms,sr.
and WihSrgoon-i-.
Nays-Mr Speaker, Ms,e-. Ass-rsay Bsr~..g. B,a.
~, By'r~ea, Badge, Cahy4H, tsrc5s.. C.sg. D.ay.
Dylg.ss, DlJ]-s. Dsrk.r. EHy.l. F.r..sy. Fsre-.-.
Gls9-s, Grli Hsllsuyr. Heu1-E. H J.lss II C.,..
u~stlsr. Moor, ~. da1sJ1. N,gf, NJ Penn ng-rs Scr.
nsJn, NIany. Fgrys. P.-..r Ry5.ts.r. sen, smith.
n LT15srdae, Smith n PlrEs-s Smith ~ 7 .sss .ssr
NDrrs, JaU. 7 lrr.,. Wry-.r. ~ lam. ofJscssg1 - .
.i1,n' II P.css.s end ",,1uu5-ij.
I,sI. thus ts zen 's' 81 re Wig d.. tkyss Ir ne
risis bane sf-, "a.r rsIfyfu> y'ofss-s1 eatr Bank
Deroeygfs. y.'-. - 90. cgrtrssr,s u. sarsBresrs-.
= the p1sssgg n fe Bib learn from t.e ever uss
followed by f.Irf ~ s;psHff ire bill having yfss5l.
pissed ls s-lt's only requires fs sgls'-fs n t-s
Gyyern9f ~ become .13. Jt1fAs NJ. sza .-snd tiy-
'J,lB 1as,ytis,,
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sTORE-IOUSE IN GAINESVILLE, Va.
EOR RENT

IN The large and csmmodious house in the
LIZ Of Chrkvne Meekenburg county. Va lately
pied by r. H. Moss CO. IL for lease, and
The location of the very
large dry Foo- and grocery business The
brick and has been recently fitted Up This
capital and enepnLe, the very
Of the is large and inereasingsuay receiving
1000 horshead of tobacco annually and advantage
branch Of the Exchange Bank, viii all
tcnsye trade For further particulars apply Mr y A. Holloway.
~ the town the subscriber, who lives H..
fc7-2awlw WIN TOWNFS.
b Enquirer copy and Office for pay
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MARION, the sire of john Blunt. CIV.

IL hAhIONs lne SIRE Ol JOlu Bluut, w.
A@l Nnion Virginia Cary. Mis- Bet q A. Marion,
AZl Susan Lindsey, American Cuzen, and Mara West dam
II Waggoner and Fanny viii stand my stable Northampton
g., four miles n Jackson miles norh Of Halt
fax and twenty Eve me south Of Behed and will render service
so cash $50 u paid by the 1T q July class Of
VIII be served s1j cash for each s75 ~
groom every Good and pasuraFs
gratis. Mares Will be FED al 81! cts per day.
Every win be used accidents and
but no liability Tor either.
MARION as served than twenty FIVE bred
whilst other distinguished Stations have had their
The dams u John Blunt Cymon. Virginia Miss
Bett H. A. Francis Maroon American Citizen. and Mara West.
sent 10 fine siaionsyc the above horses BY Msn
the best colts of their produce and whenevea good
10 him he y 10 horse u the first order
The VIII the ht Of Fchrsr end the aft
OF july ErHE15D }. PEEBLEs
D. 20 ei2t
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

IbNHE Subscriber takes this method of inform
II his friends and the public, that conducting
general Commission business He prompt
Of Tobacco and produce conicd care;
hopes by ct adherence business o
r patronage. Liberal advances made upon consignment. oee
the formerly occupied by Fred Anderson 4 Co.
MessTs. Lullam, Preston & Co.
e. 7-dIw6clm J M. GARLAND.
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EoE rHE MHlo.

Is there way get nd Of your Capt, John Tyler Is
he worth the trouble Of abduciing WIS don't the man
resgnl Such would be the patriotic Of his life
would relieve iHSfaHfer roaning country What
drug has this Capt Tyler OF yc>r been beloved
countr-n country possessing elements Of wealth and
puspeuiyAl rendered pOweress Toy the wicked acts OF
weak, ambitious The business OF the whole country
in PROSTATE condition, and long Capt TYLER acts
a. President, it will continue Ii the Hon. w. Cost
Johson does succeed in his plan for relieving the in
debed States respectfully suggest him. or the Hon j.
VI Bos To bring IN bill, proposing 10 give the acting
President the hundred millions dollars in the form
Of Government stock, provided he will the White
House and return Charles City He has already cost the
people OF the country than that sum- and if he be al
lowed the residue Of his constitutional term he
may much more and be instrumental IN bringing
the government end Mr.. Calhoun in his late speech
says, debts, will be- forty millions OF dollars
that from customs Is falling off, and the peo
pie unable pay How them TO keep the
Government in motion2 / Let Capt Tyler re-
sign, and Immediately would practical men Of business
especially in New York, where the Banks have mil.
hons Of specie against millions circulation resume the
importing business, and plenty Of money would flow into
the hands Of Government The Tariff has had nothing
do with the decline in the importing business; but It IS
attributed TO the vacatng conduct Of the acting Presi-
dent, and the absence Of a National currency. Remove
the incubus and there would be Od-fashoned
thngs-a sound, uniform currency would follow as a mat
OF course and then should be prosperous and hap
Ply. B.
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WHO HEETISG ~ M IYCUAEgg7

WIG MEETING ST IHE EXCHANGE
nssung Il tss Whzs s rsl9sr'sd o, ne .srgs rom
IN me E1ehsngs Friday Eysaiag sef o. Ve,es. fo
tie spyointmsniH Desgst-- ne Wing Conysargn ha
meets on he 22J.
By ne rsq8srm MASY WfICg
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NOTICE-

USTrcceived, per schr. Manchester, an assort-
- Of Glazed Hats scs-al-o searf Stocks and
Collars something nch and elegant Also Umbrellas
which will be sold cheap for cash. by GEORGE w. PERRY,
Fashionable Halter Nam above
fc Nesxr gnth L. ca
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TO AGRICULTURISTS.


'N'HE Farmers Instructor, consisting OF essays,
n practical directions and hints o the management of farm
and garden originally published the selected
y for the School District Library by J. Bue Esq II
pursuit which and important
ID n country than by improving is agriculture
IN two small volumes
ATreatse Agriculture concise history
an the condition of the abroad
and the Theory and Of husandu. added
seraton the kitchen AMI fruit garden by Armstrong with
By Buel, small volume.
American HusbaHdry, esays Agriculture
compiled principally from the Cuyator and The Genseo Farmer
with additions by w Gaylord and Luther Tucker small
lumcs.
Pnceal Agricultural comprshendng the cultivation Of plants
the hu-hand n the domestic animals and economy Of the fam
geiher variety of Information which viii b. found important
70 the farmer By Virgins late editor Of the famen' Cabinet
&C. volume
Amenean Swine Breeder PRACTICAL the selection
rearing and fsuenng n swne by ~ w Ellsworth with plates
volume.
Treatise sheep best their Improvement
general management chsp
wool and wool trade and additional chptsr
Of sheep In Austria by Badoek Of Dunphesons
small volume.
Bss Pigeons Rabbits Canary Birds f,mIsfy described
mode q troasntn sah and dsase plainly ad down
appendix directions for the American
singing blris-i1 small volume
Comyete Farmer and Rural Economist oompendou. tpoue n
the most important branches Of agricultural and rural
T. q. Fessenden-fourh edition, enlarged volume.
New American Gardner q practical directions The enure Of
fruits and vegetables Including hndscapc gardening grape
s Erawbefnss &C &ci4th edition. BY r. q. Fersendcn,
volume. Received iof iale By
h15 SMITH DINNER n MORRIS.
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DIED

sl31slY n sro.p H5nlsy ~ gr .1- HEyEY CLAY
n Rs11s1 s1t LAWN es.-sfs II Cs,s1s ss8f.y Ass
rrsag'fD srt ne Hts ben gls err
cf t9ar 1ry ~ ~ ''lrs rfff g1fe ~ ~ a. ~
rsfss n f1d Uhefs st. slst4 .r f. fsstas.
~ ,siffJ en- nnoreasf f5r.gsf s15 ever
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AsAyT ssylY-"H8s,sn1. ( aont snsN 1hsfs me, bgy
g,t t bed ts1gsfHsf f'o1 me-. ia sgfs "S9 my deer
fU 5g't De-c.,ys ysI hase JET say"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond.

ARRIVED,
Schr Protector Hudgins, York River, lumber
Schr Maria VI. Klo;ts Aakapas molasscs
Dunlop, Moneurc A. Co.
SAILED,
Schr Arnida Lowry, Portsmouth ~ H. -four.
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Inder the ENchnnge ID oteI.

Luck proving Luck Another noyt a Cos. - 81 o.
$500 Hoyt Co.'S Office of all others the place apply
100000 to day. Who wants pnzoi
HOYT 60.
f. - Under the Exchange.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
FEBRUARY, 1913
- III. JENKINS would invite the attentio,

February, 1913.
ID III. JENKINS would invite the ntten,io,
of the public OF the following o,,n.y,
variety OF articles. have been received within
few days and all will be sold by wholesale
Lsks GooDs-Ir Linens pees IS cents to ~, and
so cents and finer qualities; Daper all widths. Towens Of
every description shestng kinds Linen C.mbrie IanSss
al prices from % cents to - EACH Russia ,eys
ho'rsSr An GtoVEs-EVey description and size silk
c srno, Raw SIX wor-,ed aud other soekinss
''p.eH Tor men women boys and gir.
~, tSLr horssSo-Eysry qualify Blue BLACK and
80, sIs 'ouAin Chalys and Bomhaznes, nate
BONSrTs RrO.SD' AID rrowrR.-Late. FASHIONS,
L,or Gooos-Thrsad Lace Wells searf lace. a
Edgings, insertingS Cuttings,
G,rt. AsO Colt.".-laee and Muslin Cape. cOllar,
ftANSEs-Whie Red yellow Fanne English Welsh and
American made all qualities from 20
hLASNETs-Bod and Negro Blankets all
USsHELLAs very superior manufacture Of h.,e
articles made expressly for
Gentemen will always and SILK Shirts and
Drawers; Stocks osr and Gloves OF a, Kinds Seen
de Linen Bo'oms and Collars SILK and HandErr
SERVANTS cLoruSon Of good. fr male an female
Clothing. - ~
Doars GooDsSOo bales Beaehed and
shng' AMI sheetng from yards wide Also Apron
and Furniture Cheeks Bed Ticking Cotton oEnabuss In this
necessary branch OF business given
always on hand approved ma
shawIs Mantiuas OF the laiss, iunportauOna
v. n S%y FLnss. cosu st Web
Of Linen. Cotton. and Silk Buttons. &c sc sc.
The public informed rely upon finding al h
from thu cheapest bre-thus suns The
wants and wishes Of all New Good opening every week
on al great bargains at r. II. JENKINS
fe IS staple and Fancy Dry Goods nd Linen store
EOLANH.-Ianding from Echr Protection Capt Hudsius
25,OOO feet inch yellow Pine Boards
1000 feet Flooring do do
5000 feet Misunderstanding, do. %. for sale BY
cl3 LEWIS WEBB.
q torroN-ReecivRg II bales, for sale BY
- felS LEWIS wFBB.
''stiII they Gomez,
ATS AND CAPs-ETcelen In materiAI-beautiful style
II and Enish, and
IN upon Us and saty yourself Of these facts and oblge
GEO. w. FERRY,
Fashionable Halter Main st above MesSs Van Lew
smith & Co.'S Hardware Store el5
FOR NORFOLK AND FREDERICKSBURG
,sTrs The good sloop REBECCA BROOKS,
E-~1- Derrekson lying rht
for the above Persons wishing apply Cap
tain on board, orto SHIELDS n SOMERVILLE.
NOTICE.
FfNHE following Books ef ssnIay many years
II and lcft by me two years no
when took possession to pay storage
&c unless called for and away by the
day OF April
boz and o. vols German Classics
9 boxes and 100 vol Plates
2iS Nos Globe
$50 vols Bcrnaris French Grammar
adams Roman Antiquities II seiad LsIieon 6 Gascz
Mon kennetI Roman Antiquities IErcuptse Latnae Cnea
Minora, TacitIs and Justice
b Jews and Mosaic Law. w RANDOLPH
Is
lust received, per schr. Manchester an assort-
- Of Glazed Hats siylcs-alSo Stocks and
Collars something nch and elegant Umbrellas Canes
which will be sold cheap for cash. by GEORGE w. FERRY
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FAIR.
Or The Ladies Of Chrisrs Church NJ ~ Fah
~ NJ ~ Il us,fs sns fancy sr, sosrs o2ss
hsssr Dfvsi Co. ,oauss,ln nc o. THURSDAY ~ ishia
a. ~ 0coek
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p OOn LBS. City Cured Bacon, for -sle by
-3OOO Hi9 JOIN y GORDON
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TILE TWO nRosEs s.

The New York Union, NOAH through its Washington
Correspondent presents with the following letter from
Washington, which merits consideration by party men:
CousS2ondcncs Of Tho Uuiou
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Ladies' Superior Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes
ut the reduced price fonly 81 80 per pair.

AIDES respectfully informed tha hand supply
- of thss ss superior Walking from
VIII se only $50 former Price si75A good discount for
cash n BURLINGTON A. co.
House.
- ENTLEMENs VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS AND SHOES
~ Mike reduced prices Tor cash We have on hand
good " esc beautiful snd superior Goods which We
win son a. reduced yrss Tor ca.h only gcnsmsn
want something handsome good and ebssp eaU sid
d. BURLINGTON A. co,
r. ~ Mansion House.
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INkspAN, FCb.
message from the Senate informed the House that:
The Senate have postponed indefinitely the bill incor
Poratng the Trustees Of the Union Sunday School of Rich
ntond
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q 1oTroN.-ReeoyiRs bales, for sale by
~ f. Is LEWIS Iyrpn
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'Stili they Gomez
ATs AND CAFS-EEceIent In marriAI-beauull In style
and knsh Unprecedented prices for cash Look
In upon and SATISFY yourself Of facts obige
GEO. W. FERRY,
Fashionable Halter Main Van Lew
Smith & Co.'S Hardware Store. RlS
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GOLANk-I-SndinC from tchr Protection. Capt Hudgins
- s3,OOO feet i inch yellow Pin. Boards
1000 feet Flooring do. do do
1000 feet Notwithstanding. do for sale By
cIs IpNvia vypuu
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FOX NORFOLK AND FREDERICKSBURG.
sfTfs The good soop REBECCA BROOKS,
- Derriehson master. lying the rht
for the above Persons wishing ship apply Cap
tain ON board, orto SHIELDS Il soMERVILLE.
fe
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ueSsrs. Smith Of Harrison, Parks Of KaRdreha Broa-
dSs. Of CHlpPer, Taylor. Of Norfolk Borough, aud
Watts, Of Norfolk County.
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CIenred,

Ship Henry luke, Watson, Warren, l. Burr Smith;
Bremen bark Julius & Edward, SidenbuTg Bremen, r
Noltenins Pav-nstadt; British bark Caledonia, Camme
Brigs selim jeffrey ST Martha, Zachrsson s Co; Jas
Allison lBr), McCuum, Pasboro n 5, Soule, Whitney
Co; Union, Mitchell, Norfolk, Nesnith, Leeds 4 Coz
Gangps, Dodge, Salem. Mass, Keamey; Phiura, Doane
Savannah, Durham * Dimon.
schrs William Bryan, Moss, Galveston, Brown;
Loyal Robert (B), Green, Turtle Key, S Broom Co.
Arrived,
Ship North Carolina, Drummond, From Liverpool July
g. with mdze, to Sprague, Robinson & Co.
Packet ship Stephen Whitney Thompson from Liver
pool July 4, and Belfast Loeb 9th, with mdze to Kermit
Packet ship Columbus Cole from Liverpool July s with
mdze to Goodhue & Co. Aug Is, off Nantucket Shoals,
passed ship Sheffield hence for Liverpool.
Ship George Stevens, Cushing Al days from Liverpool
with mdze, to Roche, Brothers Co-I6 passengers
Brig Guuare, Tbbcts 81 days from Antwerp, in ballast
TO Schmidt Balchen-I6 passengers
Brig Peter Demill Lewis, 40 days from Bremen, in bal
last to r NJ Demill.
Brig Alwilda, Talman 30 days from New Orleans with
corn to Nesmh, Leeds & Co. July 2s lat %, long S.
spoke sch Hero from Montego Bay for ~ days
out.
Br brig Helen Mar 90 days from Windsor, n g. with
plaster, 10 Soule S Whitney.
Brig William, Croker 10 days from Machias, Me- with
lumber to F Snow.
Brig Constantine, Repeo, So days from Genoa with mar
Bile, oil SC, TO Harmony & Co.
Sc P-ovincetown, Branhal, of Thomaston, l. DIS from
Pensacola, with cotton, TO master
Schr Mary Anna, shanklin II days from Porto Cabelio
with coffee logwood &c, TO G. Whitaker. Left brig Co
lumba FOR New York soon schr Florence for Baltimore
waiting freight.
schr Joseph E POTTS. Covert days from Roanoke, Nc
with Timber and shingles, to Williams s Northam
Schr Ravens, Purnell. days from Buring, with
with corn and shingles, to H Havens.
Schr Industry from New Bedford, with oil, 10 master
Schr Water-B Bird, Robins, Virginia, with fruit
Schr Rose.n. Bloom, Wheaton, Washington, n L, naval
stores to l. Mitchell
schr Register, Harding, Newbern c. naval stores, to
L Mitchell
Schr Daniel Parker, Curtis, Philadelphia, coal.
sloop Ospray, Hutchinson, Philadelphia, coal.
Below,
One brig-Wind S f; weather hazy.
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MARRIED.

Angus, l6, by Rev George Benedict Benamn D. Allen,
of paschicola TO Mary A. Benchley, Of this city.
August 10, by Rev Stephen H. Meeker Peter P. Bennett
10 Eliza Jane Williams, all OF Bu.hwick
August Is. by Rev Mr.. Bangs, Capt John Leeds of
Me to Elizabeth eldest daughter of Capt David Deane
Of this city.
son. Augustus T. Manning, of this city, TO Rachel daughter
OF James Price, Esq. Of the former place.
At Algonac. Michigan, Aug.5 BY Rev Reeder Smith,
Rev Reuben Reynolds OF the Michigan Conference Luz
cha A Tucker, OF Algonac.
At Somerset Niagara county, July &C. by Elder J. Oluey
Sydney Shaver TO Medora daughter of Dr. Cha,teron of
Yates, Orleans county
At Caugnawaga, Montgomery county, Aug. ., by Rev.
Dr. Yates, Edward T. schpnck Esq Rochester 10 Anna
Maria, daugh.e of A A Van Horne, Esq of the former
place.
At Mayville, Aug. g, by Rev. Mr. Hollis John F. Phelps
Jr publisher of the Mayville Chau,auque COY Sentinel
Julia II. Walter Of lynn, Ohio
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CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

CAMUEL PGERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
SMIUM KITCHEN RANGES-The subscriber INVITES
the public call his kauge Establishment. III fuit"n
prices from SIS 500 These Ranges as
uenss The ovens a.e avs ready for baking aud without
hindance the other cooking operHh a II ny
ffnya from tho cooking 20 escape up the ckmney Oae o.
IN. ey ices that these Ranges an
on die patent rig, proprietor against whom ss Ear
ave cautioued as sus been instituted against .e
mfr Thess Ranges warranted 10 glys
isFactiop every cas- S1AstCI .A ~, = r!ror,st.
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DI ED,

In this city, August l6, William Ferguson aged o. for
merly Of Paterson, Nj.
In this city, Aug To- Henry Lockwood seaman, aged 81
a native Of Sweden.
In this city, Aug. l6 John Blauvelt, aged 90
At New-A:arbofough Ulster AugS, Mrs. Nancy
Skworth, aged SO.
At Jamaica, L. /. Nicholas WyckoF Esq aged 81.
AT Ca,skI Aug. 10, Miss Mehtabe Hopkins, aged 80.
AT Providence, Aug 10, Rev. Joel Knight, aged 80.
At Calais Me- Aug. John Noble, aged 81, soldier Of
the Revolution.
At BealLs Pleasure, Badensburg Aug. TO- DR.. Lem
ue Sheriff. aged 20.
A, Kingston, Canada, Aug Q, William Twigg Esq IS.
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