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TIME above engraving represents of EIas Cleared Horse
agricultural Far Of Hem eouay is complete aud really
It is made in tie very best manner, of The best natr
warranted do good work. and much OIL W. rs any
other Machine In The State out OF i with The same p"wer
concern with the addition of important and ac
knowedged Improvements recently made by the DINER Inc
have well studied and carefully adjusted 10 make sub
stantal and durable.
Some Of the improvements which Claim the patent
right and not used by any other Machine Makers are the follow
ing
of The 10 prevent their breaking 1t gives great seng'h
and is decided Improvement.
2nd-Te Drum is driven by spur wheel to the pinon OF
which, C Is ratc which, let the crses stop IS suddenly
they please, allows the Drum down ts own time,
EThe Drum frame Is of cast iron with oil and fc-
rors oing itself for day time, without admitting
dust the bearings The friction rollers are large and well
provided viii good bearings these rollers greatly relieve the
friction and consequently the horses The cylinder Is lie brace
Itself The wide, that they may be
sarpened and by reversing the ends of The Dm ma. be used
on both sides twenty years The Drum
separate Frame that may be removed into barn. If desired
and be driven by band from the spur wheel al C which IS in
minute made band Wheel By putting on Il hoop or tire
(Which provded pulley the opposite end Of tho drum
atA, Thus it adj psaps Ted to % ss n AZ;
The price of This Machine payable ~ Richmond Is for
Horse Power, which will reh $40 bushels 5000; for Horse
Power, which win tres Us bushels s75 delivered boat
wagon In Richmond For horse Power aone si2
alone se5 Stationary Machines put up on corresponding TERMS
"AYLrrIs, King William, Va, lsf3
SHAVE made many Theshng Machines within fifteen years
and rcs 000 bushels and upwards OF grain per
mum 10, myself ana neenoo anu GOOD 1ehn s,ene
in all Its parts Of Esal which recently examined a,
qualities than any Machine have seem while cannot
point single defect The work all good and The Masns
is cheap 'JonN SiLER
"My father Dr. Joseph Trent bought one Of Exas Thrs hing
Machines than 20 yeas which was stationed In his
Barn in his placer and also one Of his Portable Machines about
all
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BRITISH CoLoSiZArIoS Yesterday brought us the
news Of two conquests of Great Britain in differ
ent quarters of The Giobe-a million of subjects added
to her Indian Empire, and group Of fertile Islands in
the South sea brought under her dominion
Ii is said, that Britain has lately acknowledged the
independence eli the Sondwish Islands, and that
therefore, it is not probable that Lord Paulct, who is
represented as person very likely to take rash and
imprudent step, had any authority for what he hes
done, from the Government Of his country hch ill.,
doubtless disclam the act restore the Island lis So
veregn, and make him proper PREPARATION for the injury
We are willing 10 suppose, for the present, that this
Will be the case but must remember in the mean
lime that the seizure of The hlarquesas Islands, and
the Islands Of Olaheic, by the French Government,
renders it exceedingly probable that the British Com
mander acted according TO his instructions The con.
venence OF station, also, midway between China and
the Oregon Territory, from which il may assert lis
power over the one and It's pretensons to the other
adds 10 this probability If The usurpaon should not
be dsciaimed by the British Government instantly in
the most full and public manner orders for restoring
The Island, and making indemnify, should not be in
sanlly given, with The generous aiacry Of men, in
dignant ut the conduct Of their fahless or presump.
uous agent and eager 10 repair foul wrong done by
him IN their name, the world i'll know what 10 think
OF the proceeding. Tie least delay will fix The char
acter of the act OF deliberate rapacily and in
justice.
The New Orleans Bulletin has ame remarks CON
corning this robbery, committed upon harmless and
paragraphs:
"1he Sandwich Islands, in many respects, are The
most important and interesting groupin oil Polynesia
They contain about 100000 inhabitants, rapidly per
feeling IN The peaceable arts of civilizations and hav ing
Schools, Churches, and Missionary Establishments in
every part, planted and supplied almost entirely from
The United States. They IRE situated immediately
upon the great maritime highway, which divides The
three principal divisions CT the ear,h-they abound in
COED harbors and The constant resort Of the fisher
men, from this and other countries and Of commerce.
generally in those distant seas, for supplies, for safety
aud for rest
"These islands wc.e recently recognized BY the U
States (and By France also, if remember correctly
as independent nation. An agent sent by the 20.
venment of the islands 10 this country last fall W as
received with attention; and, in consequence OF his
visit, appropriation was made by Congress for
commercial agency in return A commissioner was
appointed before The adjournment, and, we believe,
embarked some time since If our Consul, as is re-
ported, not recognized by my Lord Paule because
he was not accredited TO my Lord Paulets mistress,
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'OET'ssY
r.,r BEAUTIFUL.

THE BEAUTIFUL.
.Tbs,e js bn very portion OF the creation 'ha' W.
"a INN u clothes and food, and giacaion or Tue hou w
H. yho creation used 10 minse! 10 TIE sense VI cd
ty'-Dr Caanrng.
The Beautiful the Beautiful,
Where do find I, mol:
IL : all pervadins gtace
Aud lishteih every spot
4, sparkles the wave,
4 the dew;
u the glorious SKY,
And in the iow'ret's hue.
on mountain top, "ailey deep,
We md its presence there,
The Beautiful. the Beautiful.
II iveth everywhere.
The gories Of the noontide day,
The still and solemn night,
The changing seasons, all, can BRING
Their tribute Of delight
There's beauty in the child, frs, smile,
And in tina, look Of faith
The Christians last on earth, before
His Is closed IN DEATH
And in the beings that love.
Who have tend'rest cart
The Beautiful! the Beautiful.
IT'S sweet Ia trace II there
Twas in the glance that God threw DER
The young created earth,
Wien he proclaimed il VERY good
The beautiful had hirih
Then who shall say this world is dull
And all 10 sadness gwen,
While there giows every side
The smile that came iiom Heaven
II o much oveness is sent
To grace earthly home,
How beautiful! how beautiful.
WIN be the WoRLp COME.
London, April, 1913. MA"'pA'
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Very respectfully, yours,
Mr.. ALEXANDER THOMAS w. GILMER.

nest as they think in the Clerks not being sworn at
the Rapidan precinct in Madison. No such person as
Clerk is known to the law of elections The Sheriff IS
authorised TO appoint many "polkeepers' as he
thinks ht-nnd he is required to swear them. We
venture say that the oath is administered TO the IN
in nine out Of ten by Magistrate, and not
by the Shorthand consequently il illegal and equl-
valent oath al ALL 1t is chlds play TO talk about
such little technicaliles -JtferSonian.
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Mr.. John Minor Bolts brings IN Benz Watkins Leigh
as witness to prove act of personal d'shonor
on The part Of John Tyler.-Now, il so happens
that Mr.. Leigh heice voted for John Tyler Tor the
second flee in the long after the date OF
the aedged dishonorable act Comment is needless
LunehLurg Republican.
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THE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNoCK, Captain FAIRsAsK Z,
commenced her regular trips Saturday March 4t-leav.
ing baltimore AZ 10 O'Clock M arrive Pungoteaguc about
u o'clock next day. lay at Merry Point Sunday night
O'Clock Monday mornings arrive Ubanna about O'Clock;
and arrive al about o'clock Reiurnng-eave
fredericksburg Wednesday morning oclock arrive Port
pahannock scock uIbanna o'clock Merry Point o'clock;
lay At Merry Point all night leave Thursday morning. touch
Pungoteasue, and reach Baltimore Thursday evening
REUBEN T. THOM, Agent
Fredericksburg, March IA, lsA3. loft
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE March 81. lsi3-In conformity
act entitled San reduce into the several
concerning Escheatos passed the 9th day January, ls9
do hereby make known to all whom concern, that il
appears certificate Of the Echator of the county Clarke
Land Office that by inquest held the 9th day of May,
1884, Lot and Tenement the Of Berry in the
of Clarke containing Of acre. of which Thomas
Whiting died seized has been esceated this Commonwealth
$. II. PARKER, Reg. L. Office.
March % lOS-wtf
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District u Virginia
AnrilQ

In the United States Court for Eastern District Virginia.
April %, ef3
TN the matter OF Bankruptcy John Clendenng the city
L Richmond, In the Eastern Virginia Districts
The said John Clendenng who has been decreed Bankrupt
by this Court having filed petition praying for his discharge
is Ordered that notice thereof be published newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond days at least before The
18th day of July when hearing will be had the said
petition the United States Court Room in the City of Rh
mond creditors proved their debts other
persons interest," may appear the said time and place.
show IL any they haye by the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
Copy-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Mays l20-wliw
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To csrsTAElsTs SOUTHERN PROPERTY

CAPITALISTs.-VALUABLES SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOX sALE-ne interest belonging to the Estate Of Josiah
thereof offered for sale Capitalists who wish make
ablc snen should improve opportunity
is paying krtyyee upon present 1t
situated three miles West Of Eaonon Putnam county, Geor
ga on Little river, never failing stream, aordng sufficient
water power for any machinery. Attached it, good
dwelling house. all necessary buildings accommodation Of
laborers and Grst and Saw Mill in operation This
property is offered for sale 10 effect DIVISION viii be sold all
together in shares to suit purchasers The will be ibe
raj and any communication addressed Eaionon Georgia.
will be promptly attended TO- and pleasure show
ing the property any person may wish to purchase
JOHN NJ. FLoURNoY, E,.cutors
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, May 9ih lsi3-n conformity to
act entitled "An reduce into the several
concerning Escheato passed the 9Th day Of January 1919,
do hereby make known all whom may concern, that ap
pears certificate of the Esccaior the county of Augusta
dated 9th May ls and this day received into the Land Oce
that by inquest held The Doth day March, ls43
Of Land containing thyevrn situated in Augusta
and Of which James Hickey died SEIZED has duly esceaied
TO this Commonwealth.
S. II. PARKER, Reg. Land Office.
May II l22-w6w
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DRINTING INK-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply Johnson Duraps best Printing Ink, moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office March 10. ls43. TOO
WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Rsekmosd, "a,
Omcefor the present With Dr. Richie, Man street. above
the Banks. Psb. "a
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm Hanover County Court,


TN cHANCERy.-vraorsrA lin Hanover County Court
4 March 25th, 1888: ,r
William A. Thacker, fiaihun'
against
James Thacker, Dcienaan:
The defendant having entered his appearance and given
security according the acts Of Assembly and the rules OF TINS
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence ha ne y
an inhahan Commonwealth: II is ordered That the
said defendant appear here the first day of June Court
next pains b and that copy OF this oroeI
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN Tue CITY o
Richmond successvely and that another copy DC
posted al the of the Courthouse Of this county,
WM. O. WINSTON, D. C. II. C.
-. - 6uA
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NOTICE Decree of The Circuit suPIo ose
~ of Law and Chancery county OF King
nounced on The 5h day If this month"; in cause therein
Ing, In which Thomas W. Faaneroy surviving ard
mas Fsuntlsroy. deceased Is plaintiff, and Albert 10
Elizabeth L. his wife, and others defendants sha
sale, at public aucton Cenevle In this county o
the 2h day Of July next, valuable Tract OF Land
by survey three hundred and thrreen quarter
Ing In the lower end Of King and Queen county ;onsr
u.noo SnHL' s. nam" e-w6s'
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the United for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
N,rch

United Court for the Eastern District OF virginia,
March 80, I843:
IN the matte! Of Bankruptcy Of William Edmonds' Of the
The William 3. Edmonds who has bern decreed Bank
this Court having filed petiton praying for his dis
charge Ordered thereof be published
paper printed the city of Richmond days
the 9th day of July when herring will be had
petition the United States Court Room, in city
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
other in interest," appear the said time and place.
and show any they have why the prayer of the said
tioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
March 81 IiU-wllw
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IN Hanover County Court, April
i 25h, lS43: r. -.
Chues p Gooda and w. Dabney, Trustees for The
creditors Of William L. White, faihtins'
l. Nichoi,s Fiddle and William l. White, Defendants:
This day plaintiff, by their Attorney and filed their
hill md IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
The Bdde not an nhabant Of this Com
monwrn: ON the motion plaintiffs, 1t is Ordered, That
The said defendant Nicholas Bdde do appear here the first
day of July next and the plaintiffs said bill and
at cooy of this order inserted in the Enquirer,
newsDaper published the city Of Richmond for two months
another copy be posted al the front door
of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Nav &C 5-wSw
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY.
Cary street, three doOrs aioee Tic Columbian Notd,
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats The following
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MISCELLANEOUS.

m The Verses to the Bonnie Scotch LassIe in our next,
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Plain Russia Brush Hats from 50 50 S. Silk Hat, made
fine FIR bodies, proof from 81 50 s. So ys ta:,
from 81 IS ST. Fur Caps, from 81 to sic; Genten,n cog
Caps from 81 81 together with assortment Of Mem ahd
Boys Hail. Scale and Glazed Cnps, black crab Wool ia'
Wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash.
Ps. He keeps during the Summer large assortment Q! M
horn Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats suitable for al!
N. B-Hats made 10 order.
Ianu,,u I,t Isl2 wiz
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p N HUDSON, DENTIST, performs all operations on %
H. TEETH, for their beauty and preservation and inse
corrupbe teeth sngy or In full setfs on the most approve
plans. Ia, D.,
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully inr' ~
call and examine his assortment of teeth, comprising err
ey Of shade carefully selected from the most or'eacd ~
facturers. ia,
He also inserts Artificial Paates designed to restore w
to its proper tone and sound. c,,.,
Refer Rev. Dr. Piumer Rev. Dr. Empie, Hubbard ane'
& Co., Gen. Bernard Peyon Dr. chambelayne, Dr.
brough, s. Baxter ESQ.,, Dr. R. G. Cabcll, Genrfa
George Watson 81. D.
g Once on Main street, square above the Banks WY
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sessions, the difficulty Of governing them has 'ncreas
ed Whenever our Indian power may be lated 10 De
destroyed there can be no doubt wna' inc p'0@'"1''
cause Of lis fall viii be-aaole ruet s"a
Lord ElIenborounn announced the taking possession
n, lLe P;aL, Ham. the Governor General Of india.
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~ Democratic papers requested TO insert the above
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SPRING GOODS CHINA IND QUEENS H.ihf
AM now opening portion Of my Spring supply Of the above
and am daily expecting, per ship sMar.aret fo'bs d"
from the manufacturers. additional supply az iiirf
Tableware. China &C. making altogether we.l selected Sick
| of GODS
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French German and American Glass plain, AMI pressed
English plated, German silver and Britannia Casters. all
Stoneware, &c, for sale Reasonable prices er -
puntual credit City and country dealers invited
WA. +. BUTLER,
Three L0crs above l. Bell Tavern
MayrbH IAf-
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nLD WINES AND LfQUORS-AIso CROCEEiEs.-i hi''
~ very large and general Of old Wines ana ~
quos, part Of which have bern kept hard Improving o
years. and were then said to be 20 years old. Dig Gfoct
bear fair comparison with heat in the city, may is
quality and price, and caefuness In putting OF Them up
old Wines and Liquors will be found beneficial iof ihr
servaton Of health, when moderately and jndeiou-y
Should any be found incrednlocs, not 10 have m
mistaken belief In PLAIN matter Of fact asseon e' m
enquire call the subscriber, who has been regular
rate dnker during the SO years Of his life and o
fed with his healthy appearance they can see portrait "
uncle, who died few In the State OF New os
l07 years. and he ,ce knopa be- drinking hsh sh1r
day he len Ferenosh. then STRIPPING. .,.cc
Aug. 20 3l-wly VIM WALbh'I..
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Showing profit of $lss ten per cent the ca
pitalof the company
In the Kentucky Legislature the Senate bill to amend
the charters of the banks of Kentucky, passed the House
on the 3d. by vote of 7S to 10. The bill is very long
and provides that all the banks together shall extend
their issues million beyond their ordinary business and
the State is to retire equal amount of the five per cent
bonds and to be relieved from the disputed claim OF the
parent bank for Sl25Oo0 arising out of the schuylkl
Fraud that the State may take further amounts of stock
as an individual This long step the road TO ruin,
the 81 to be loaned by the banks will be necessa
ry and inevitably lost. The law is analogous to that Of
Alabama, by which the banks borrowed $5,OeoOoO, and
loaned it on terms of years to embarrassed individuals
Not dollar will ever be recovered
The bill before the Kentucky House, to pay tse cOntrac
tors on the public works. proposed to be amended by
issuing the State creditors certificates bearing six per
cent interest instead of stock.
Although the gen eral business of the United States pre-
ssnts undoubed indications of higher degree of Frospe
rty and national strength than BEFORE yet position
efthe city of such hold out prospects
Of speedy advance in business the value Of property
On the other hand notwithstanding that the whole wealth
Of tho country is rapidly accumuating and dstrlhuve
wealth increasing property in New York must retrograde
yet for This grows out of the reaction of the
paper system the effect of which to centralze bust
ness both geographically and with regard to time; that
to say all trade based credit centred at the head
quarters Of that credit, which New York, and the
business of many years crowded into one, for the
that more consumed on credit than
would have besn had the goods required to be paid for in
cash This operation is clearly in the following
table from official sources showing the imports and
ports Of New York compared with those Of the whole
Union, for Ia years.
IMroHrs AND Exroars OF NV Yoax AND OF THE WHOLE
UNITED STATS, AND BANK CArIrALI IN NKw York
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state OF Trade.

Sales OF real estate have been made rs follows -
Sale in partition, 292 East Broadway, $2,00s
The brick house and lot with the nppurtenances the
Seventh ward, and known No. 303 Division street
$4,000.
Theone equal undivided 9th part lot of land and the
appurenances in the 18th ward known No 90 Sheriff
street, $l4O.
Three lots, Jackson st. and Green lane Brook.
lyn, $1,000.
Undivided half part of the house and twenty years
expired lease OF locorner of Greenwich and Deshrosses
street, $500.
Rice-sales ordinary quality at s. 237
Seeds-Prme clear cloverseed sells at 6aI naxseed is
worth $3.50 per tierce; sale of timothy at STA
Spices-Nutmegs 90c lb.
Sngars-Sales New Orleans AZ SC Porto Rico sold
alto &c BY auction, Is hhds al s. &C. In boxes We
ry little was DONE
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THE NEW MIRROR.

EVERY Number EmbeIlished with an Original and .s
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on his account, the publication of
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at the redaced price Of three dollars per or six and
The New viii with many striking and
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& He s zach
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Besides the contributions Of AL of
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from Of the best Of France for proof
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brace in it, department of elegant literature.
psng tales sketches society and
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crmisatpg ard impartial IL will aim foster literature
suited TO hs taste and desires % the age aud eoun Its ten
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The work will be published every Sturdy n numbers Of
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