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VERY VALUABLE CANAL PKOPERTY.

GA WEDNESDAY, the III cay 81 ApnL. on IN. ,euis.. x,lh.
s'N hai very 'aiuat'a h1f acre bot Of Gfound. situated n.a tn.
,shal al Tue eorrr OF u AMI 18th street, and Anown IN Ia. plan OF
ethy BY no. S.c- TIE sale Nil take pl,e. Immediately amer IA.
s'"ne Yard Lot ADVERTISED By N.asrs. :atE Mlnford. Cor,I...,on.
90 10 o n iTe Sana" ef'dA, sz . cash the bsltuss II {, IL ana
II moaihs saiiSfae;only -ecureL &c.
NH ll-.aW;ts DUNLOP, MOSCUEE A co .,r,.
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THOMAS B. BlGGER'S OFFICE,

Schemes for he reek.
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Fndsys miL Capiah. $4,000 S ogscoo
&c. IS Nos II b1Io's Tickets
$4,000 Capitalists Nos ~ b,not-
Drawing received By Siturtay's mail. Capitals 5000 tt6p.
1900. 1923, ~. IS Nos ~ hsfts Ttekeiss.
Aso, for saturday nirht.
Capitals $1,000. 1000. 1000, 5000. 1900. iSnn. ttco 1900.
1899. Of 1000, Of 500. Of zoo, Of SEQ. Se. ~ Mo-. ~ hsa,,s.
TteketsI
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
sPLENpiD SCHEME.
$4,000. 60 600.
na~In1 received BY Mondays mail Mach i7th. Splendid a
rhai' go 900. 10 ZOO. 5000. 1000. 5000. 2 II 5000 81 leo. Of
1919 IS. IS Of 1000. Of 500. &C. IS Mo-. u dawn b,r.a.-
Tickets 10.
, prizes $4,000. ! pr,es m 5000,
drawing received by Wednesday, mail Na,rb tor, C,,4,,L
$4,000 10000 10000 5000, 5000. 5000. $500, gooO. 90 Ffsss o.
1000, &C. - Nos. ~ haiots Tickets
GRAND sCHENE
$4,000, 0OOOf
DrawInf nceeivedhy Mondays mall March Sih. Splendid Ca
rfsh $40 600 i0.ouo. 5000. 9ii0. 10 Of 5000. 81 ts0o. Of ZOO.
Of 1000. Of 5000. &c Sc. - No. ~ bsnms. Ttckets "a.
SPLENDID CAPITALS
$50 ooO-iS drawn ballot.
DRAWING receivcdby MONDAYS msr. yareb at., s,s.,t4 a.,
pta- $4,000. 5000 5000 1000. $40. 5 Of 1000. n 1903. 10 al
1000 Of 500 se. sNos. IS drawn ballot. Tcsets 10.
For ouhrf - Wes call 81 the Once.
" Packages OF wholes and shares, single wholes and
shares slw"ys on hand 10 the usual great variety. aud. a.
usual, pines paid at sight Immediately after the drawing.
GTOmer irr packages. certificates or single Hckets IN
the above Schemes, and IN all Lotteries, will be p,omp,ly
attended TO, aud drawing sen, when requested.
THOS. n. BIGGER.
e % Msnager's Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
INSEED OlI.-t,0o ..uo,. az. -. a., a.
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DOCK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
GkNrnday the 18th day OF Apri, at = O'Clock. IN Tn. n,-,n,.-s
" wl be sold THREE u III. nesi y.tu.bI- yara., IoTs =,
GROUND on the Dock.
Frrsi-Thatd .-irabse LOT At the eorn.r Of ls,h and w,,-,..
extending leo lee; iroa Water to D. CT Cary and frori.nr ON -1ch
street ~ feet.
seeoBfy-The LOT corner OF I9h aud Water STREETS .,t.DB.
ing lsoieei from Wafer to ID. or Csg s:rs~is and frou,inr On each
- fret. And
Ihiiiyr-fb" LOT ADJOINING The above la, described AID or
DUAL e'ntn'i"ns the three being n nyrts "a are. % called 90
the Map for the Ciy Of glehmoEi
IhhHs-li e.-h, tue remainder IN ihr-e ,giaI fayMlen,s. At
e. u, and ie Inoa'hs. 20: satisfactory negotiable psDer. secured y
ah-7d OF Tus' on TIE Properly. OF T.ue In with H.. sueuon-r
tan the Ast aynsen; lie mad.
DUNLOP. MoNCURE& 90.
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tJ tieinnd - Most
A VALUABLE DaH:N FARM AND HARRIET

WILL be sold q; auction, ON THURSDAY. 2Oth
March az u o'elaek. NJ lie premises ii no, -ld /. s,.,v
.-i.'- IA time The N-iy deslaLr Fam now occupied by Nj Rn.
7 nr"' Hlaalei OF he New Ds~ge Road one ami . inlt llTes east
Of t~ city.
i'f, Ia on u all're m! enLyra.ca! Efiek Dazzling Hou,e.
"a" sa- tiNhrr' s-sAe House Bara. s2.I-, Sc. IL h.s been
~-ee"~i4ly cultivated for Tie hi dvr ysifs a. a MAKE; Gari.,-
consequently Psrtoa oi a., sy tee acre, l. in a hga -;atc nf IN.
ro'fh-ht A1cra : . Tie garden : a large AMI well Constructed
Green hon-'. The caEEa eouiatns about 81 ages, well aa,pt-d un
the euEGrr OF Herd. Gas. Clover. &c
Aith- same tInr. VIII b. -i nx LOIS on IN. oppo.r. -. a. IN.
Roed, containing oe and two aces each.
Ft ,ern> privately apply To the Subscriber. CIeand L. Mott or
wishing TO see IT. AUS T,I,
FT sale Conducted by
fr g5-i.d- CIEfk Avn . SpT-- A..
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dIssioNER'S SALE or REAL ESTATE n
TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER. WITHIN TEN
MILES OF RICHMOND.

1919 W hiNIlhib.'D.
Eei virtue of toe provisions of 4 decree of the
- County Count OF Hanover pronounced on The sf,h t,v Of
February l5iS, In 4 sWi therein de.-Hdns. unl.r ne .t,,e Of,
asains; "adc. the Gn;.rsisH.d, - specs! Commissioner iEs !.
~ appoihu'G- VIII expose To soic, on SATURDAY. the I'D DIV Of
the present month, on the premises ! tact OF Land IN tie county
oi Hanover, sgoiaing French Hay" the fraisnce Of Peter w
6irbes' and the laIds Of Jrhh ". REEVE aud Thomas Bowie. dec
Formerly o"ned by Mrs. Barbara Wade. AMI ( winch N. d,l .i,s.
u rar'Eaeio OF Land h IN e state cfair iiyatuu-oLtsia.t .-
t"een ioy and nhy acres. and has uPoa II a good DVefhps. md Al
Necessary ous housss- The title 20 ;he and j. b. l.,rIt, ha ,nat,.
putabei tui ae;iHg as Commissioned, ! shru only eGuV., sleh thc =.
l. vrs'ei IN the BY IN, said d,efce. Tt. 'cin OF TIE eer,. r,oDr.
tt- sale 70 be nsee for cash, but an aatsarz-i 10 say hy The IL
owning e thttsof the hnd- that an arrangement can he mae
with hta for a pa-onahc erreii On - much II IA, srtion =. -
mains a.tt paying COST AMI charge of sale, &c.
March lr--.t sp.-.t onm
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SPRING CLOTHING
News from V1Siaia. &c.
Mr.. AspERsoN MnI.Ea /

Mr.. ANDERSON MnLER;
VUhkE NOTICE. that we shan, nm Saturday, the ~ day Of
- May, isfs, At the store house of Tucker a. Johnson, ~ Dos
tonvine, In the county Of Ameha, between the hours of ten and
four O'clock, Of sid day, proceed 10 take the deposition ofJoeI w
Tucter' to be read ~ evidence in a cause now depending in the
circuit superior court NJ law and chancsfy for Amelia, in which
We are plaintihs. aud Anderson Miller John w Hsssins, and James
bsn'on, executor Of Willis Blsnton. deed. who was administrator
de bonis non with The viii ANNEXED of Dabney Miller. deed. and
Austin seay, late sheriff % Amelia, and nc such, administrator Dc
boRis non with the viii ANNEXED NJ Dabney Mfler, deed. are de-
per. Yours he.
OWEN ~ TUCKER,
mn if-wfw EDWARD ". JOHNSON.
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IdLLiBLb Anil LOT, eOmmaad.sg ,o1tr. CaiI, Sc.
On Monday, the I'd of April. Immediately sf.
ter the s'e ai'eHi ~ by Mc-rs. Cab 4 'iunia,d. a. eoauI-Lo.
er-' "hl L. sold that very Saiuat!s hall acre Lt of ground .ta,.
Ted m the south side OF the Canai. at tie Gamer 81 n -. s,h
STREET, anf known IN tie plan Of tie city a. Ma. JsI.
IERhS-onei "u'th cash; tie baIaH,s m three equal p,y,-,,.
1t ., .: sbi is EoaiLs. b.auag ih.erest from the asy of ,aIr 49,.
cured b. deed OF Trust, &c
mn lt-2awtds DUNLOP MuyCJ-pp . ~, -,
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kwANN s IGIru.nr,.-,r.

COMMISSIONER = SALE or CENTRAL ~CouMaNII.C
HEAL kSTATE, At .roroN-By .iria. NJ a deere. of m.
chsher1 tonu II the kclm,t-i District. viii 30 .oi o. u- ere.
H"-"s on WfDSerDAT Z, the ~ Of April nrrf. AZ IL o'eI,cs. ,b.,
'""'raI eoafniand'ns 'Jusrr of fnu. for some time in IN. ,-,e,p,n.
e" Hss Jane hack-u1e. s'nst.d bc:w.sn ih and 18th = -.
-k'"hiirS if"'a T. al Min n u or csry u,e.t-. t-ias Nr,. ga sat
o"- "oJ, aee1sing To the .tR sf the Cay of Rieha.oual.
Mo. Lot va. 81, s;natrd or the Canal st the i,s.t se; n Of a
and 9Th sirc~ts.
Aso, Lot os655, 655. 67f, G75. ksius t- squsr. situated Lee
tween q and a .srris srf ID and "a ,trr,is
al 'obs made tia ihs orir n AtscfISed, on The fal;qwi,s Tenn.
va eis.fh in ea.i. ono right, IN liz up.aih- ~. strh,h an
"siTe months; and thr rsHnsibioz 1--WE ris.dhs at ~. ..rta,to, Of
hre yeAr-:-shi from the lay Of sa.r, with t- prvitrye IN ne arr
chaser u continue the credit upon The lat hFs eighth. far a.. nj.
uSe ~ Thomas Taytor, u r- survive. the n-t5 ; y..,. The .s.
az. efrh'hs portion of the pureh.-- rIoa.y tn bear iui-r.., rom ~,
DAY 81 "a. PAYABLE quarter yearly the pureias r q, si,. n,-ot.
oe h'i.S s1tisfsetoriy en.Sssec- for the ,sym-n; Of the two ,i,.th,
a. 'e es2ritrr Of sr and twelve n.ontt.. .ut Cr ,- r.
-dn,' honh' with sodd security. payable d. sfor-=aid. Arl tv- ill.,
To b IeaI.tt. sneg.et To the further 0IGer Il tie court.
" pursuance Of 4 sut,-ruicu,
e'cr'e, Induced by ihe death Of ole OF the rafji.. a. s further or-
cctej. That y much Of In. above Jscr.c a . rr1ut-s ia. uu,eh...-
Of the real properly therein neE.cEe1. n retain I. i., AZ hans. ,ha
aeiefrehihfainsnis Of the purchase utcrsy, p,,in- iuter,,, mon
TIE Z -, adds bsrey set aside and annui-i and ihsi tl- IA
Fu'raaS' : he authorised to cepo~iie into the farrners' Bank u Va.
~ lac crdi q! thus eau", sItyre, ., TIE further orir. of eop,,
any PORTION n! the rnfchase money they may think prop.r 10 mas
over ADD above the cash payments, required by III. aid d-rr-.. ana
uAt IN ~ o'''r respects, the sl.f i=ervc .;anis revived. and b. duy
carried into gTeacuvu.
Or 4 psn. OF the Lots may be ~ at tn. orie. of pup.on.
Noncure & co.
G s'-.a~,i. Geo. ~x,;NroRp. CONN.
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HDusLisHERs Of Newpaper. and Books, can be suppiisd with
Printing Psper, from the fnnkfin Paper Mia, upon tho mos
fvcrshie terms Ap y TO
mis- DAVENPORT a AIRY
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.Sse Fl fine new Brig HEINRICH, Cant.
=, Henry faine' now in the river. bound up will be ready d
loaf In a Jew dsSs. For Freishl or passage, apply on board |.
Pirssifs, 81 to las yIsuprs soSs
Ihs above vessel was buit expressly to run between TN. por
aud Ro~on az a packet. mh6 "a soNs
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FOR CHARLESTON, 5. c.

FUR CHARLESTON, 5. Z.
Ss The Brig Thorn, Capt. COLE, having the
greater portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board viii have immediate Dispatch For Balance Of ftsiss, "a
small packages, apply ON board in dock. or to
mh RANKIN A. MHHIOCK
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FOR NEW ORLEANS. -
HAsESs LIBBs's LINE.
To sah positively On the 18th int4ntl
kfrs The superior and well known Brig Or.
leans, Capt William smith. is row ready 10 Ioad. snd On
a ' iispateh' For freight OF passage, having good aeeonmoa.-
tr,h- lo' CABIN and steease Passenser+ apply on board at Rocs.
'"~" HAskiNS 4 LIBBY. os
nht JAMES PISHER.s Sons.
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Superior London MusfurL.
oNDoN DURHAM HusTARD. In psgnd and lalf pound bot.
sale BY ALLY UIy,I 90
mh6 :.
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Eseenior,. NnIe oI menI T.,n,e.
STORE on MAIN STREET..

UAHCu tsi. isI5.
SfElNG FAsillON-Thc subs utrrs vorH ipeo,, ,,.t, u.
- i'rfr AMI he rusHs sensrauy. that they t..e received :,
AdNe~ No'k packrt the sFRiSs fashion % Hat. 70 which af..p
'"n ,. I'~f'eunty t'qaes'cd. JNO. THOMPSON A co.
mh D No. 81. Man -
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TAILORING.

~ J.. GEORGE respectfully informs the
- Public, that he has located hjus<rf IN
htehn,oid, opposite the Exchange Hotel, IAN
NJ. iof the p1r?oes Of carrying on the Tailoring business IN A
I' oianehes Having had considerable snper.enee In The city %
LOsdon. BE- naiIsFs himself he can give general au.fsetioo. c.,
nn,nt' 10th pain and fashionable o. all desc npuons aas.A~A A
shod notice. AND CHEAP FOR CASH. lie re.peetfauy a.. .
tnAi Of hs shh being confident that he viii be abb TO plesss.
ia g0-dau
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DOCK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

9r sale CONDUCTED by
null 7-2avtds DUNLOP. HDNttrRe 4, 4,
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hAftfLts Is professionally e1nasr,d, q. us,at a,
hr fe-iienee on fus.sin street. h-It Ia Trinity Cturea-
SJeee hs Carl on nei page. h-a-sa -;uetafvs u the u,eiara.
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TH5Nas Bs,vru l. RsrrnrH. Auets.
NtSo-tcmTunie1uon HsY BE- directed tn Thomas E,aneh 4
BrUiher. II Pefeshrr. Il I--rNts ~ y 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
The Oysaa-not poHtieol-bm Nus;eo,

Inc OISda-nOt PoLhcai-bW Musical!
From the N. u Tribune We gather The fol-
lowing information, which will be highly asreea-
bic 10 many Of our readers:
"A magnificent Organ has Just been compile
ted BY Mr.. Henry Erben, for 81. Paul's Church,
Richmond. The editor of The Commercial thus
speaks OF
"The exterior Of The instrument is of ,he Gre
clan style. II is - feet 'front.' and about 20 fet
high, and II lee, deep. lis intended tobe places.
in a recess in The church As it stood in The ma
nuiactory, all The machinery, pipes &c. we're e1-
posed, SO The audience had a find opportunity 10
see its operations. II contains 1854 pipes TIE
larges, pipe is 6 feet long, and about 20 inches
IN diameter The diapas0ns are very powerful
There were a number OF professional senlemso
present, who spoke in The highes,ier,ps of The cx-
cellences OF The various Stops, particularly the
great trumpet, the carabella, The cremona, the
hau,boy and flute. Ii has in all thirly-our Stops.
Ofth number Of NJ. E.bcn's organs ~ hare
heard, ire consider this G1eidcdiu The btst. h was
performed on, in mos, mastery manner by MIR.
George Loder, organise Of Grace Church, whose
peculiar style was calculated 10 show of the in.
s'!nment 10 lis best advantage"
The Wing papers, before the installation OF
the Union" raveTsed, with delight, The fertile
field OF The "orsanshp" a, Washington. A
thousand phases were given to the arransenen,
in contemplation. Varied and amusing pictures
were drawn OF "ihe man who is TO play the or
gan" Well! The political ins,rumen, has been
at length pitched al The proper key, and, there Is
no doubt, ihat i, has already discoursed most ca
pilal and popular mnsic.
As j, wssa mater Of so much interest and i'm
rofIance 10 select proper man 70 manage the
">'ops' ard "diarasonS" OF The 0Uniop," il must
be conceded TO be Of quail importance 10 choose
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To he Editors ofMe Richmond Wig.

NORFOLK, MAY 8 IsIj.
Genllemen--An article which appeared in your
paper Of The lih oiApri signed Marcus" ami
purporling 10 be an account Of The scenes ami
circumstances attending the canvass at Accomac
CT. House, between Judge Baylv ana Mr. Soulh.
all, has, either through premedlaled malicious
ness or gross ignorance, been charged upon ne.
Will you do me the favor TO set the people Of Ac.
comac right upon this subjecl2
a guest of those whose Kindness Of hear, has
grown into aprovelb, il would have been poor
return for Inequalities received, for stranger a,
rms, 10 have taken any part in The politics Of
that district either privately or in the newspapers
have therefore 10 request, as specioi favor that
you will state my entire ignorance OF The author.
or his object, in writing the article in question.
Very respectfully, yours,
JNO. C. McCABE.
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BRITISH MOVEMENTS.

Just as our paper is going 10 press, We End the
following as the concluding words 10 an article
in the London Times of the 10th Of April which,
coming from that source may be considered as
meriling attention:
when we reflect on The difficulty OF transport
ing even party Of settlers across the whole con-
iinent Of America, on the imprac,cability OF ope.
rating beyond the frontiers oil The Union either TO
The South or The West and on The impossibility OF
reaching the Columbia by sea, except in time of
peace, we are disposed to regard The actual dan
ger OF an attack on our settlements on The Oregon
as purely illusory and rc hare no Doubt that long
before his intelligence reaches The jots an The cooN
Of The Pacific, they tcW hare been placed IN Sir G.
.Stvmonr and tie sqmndron amber ms eommaxd, N
an eRcicn: state Of defcsts."
We may add, that other limitations Of The same
nature are thrown oui. though more obscureIy,
i'll othc! numbers Of The Times, for The rasl MONTH
Washington Ea,cn.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, SC

VERY CHEAP-By the package, dozen or
Y single pair We have on hand ten thousand
dollars worth of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet
Bags, &C.. 10 which We invite the attention Of all
in want. Our stock is well assorted, and is well
worth the attention Of ALL We intend to keep
good stock, and will use our best efforts to give
TO our customers and the public the worth Of their
money. PUTNEY e. WATTS,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Boots, Shoes, SC.
May l3
NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS-Received
IN 18th May, By DRINKER & MORRIS.
Wandering Jew, No. IL.
ST. Patrich's Eve, hv C. Lever--price 6lc
Zoe, the History OF Two Lives, by G. F. Jews
bury, 25c
Charles Tyre or The Bitter Blood, By c. P.
James.
Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy, compris-
ing such subjects as are most Immediately con-
nected with House Keeping, as the construction
Of Domestic Ed;fices, with The mode Of warm.
ing, veniialing and lighting them, description
Of the various articles OF furniture, The preserva.
lion OF health, domestic medicines, &c, illustrated
with nearly one thousand "nsravinss, 10 be com
plcted in twelve paris, al - cents eacf-No. 10
hand.
Harpers Pictorial Bible, NJ. -.
Nav IL
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To he Editors Of he Enquirer !:

York Town, May Q.
The sherifls having compared The polls in this
Congressional district, the correctly ascertain
ed maiorlies of the competitors are: For
Bayly--Accomack 203, Northampton A. Eliza
beth CITY %, Gloucester %, Matthew VS. 60, North
CUMBERLAND l5s-total 4aO. For Soulhall-Charles
City 49, New Kent % James City y, vii
liamsburg 80. Warwick Al, Lancaster Is, York
22-lo,al osG; which, deducted, gives Bayly 1874
majority in The district Southalls majority this
side of The Bay 10; Carriers, last Spring, was S.
Bayly's majority on the other side Of The Bay,
last Spring, was lo7mgiving him only 80 majo-
rity in the district Thus Souihall saves his dis
lance on this Shore, and his double distance in
the district, BY comparison with Caner-yel beat
en- bad enough, il We consider that his friends, 10
the last, claimed 300 majority for him on this
side, and 500 majority in the final result
William Howard is the name of The Wing
elected in This county. Yours, SC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

gy We regret much The limit of our columns
will no, permit us to furnish abstracts Of The re-
marks of the several and talented gentlemen who
have addressed the Bap,is, Convention 10 ve.ter-
day evening. This Convention embodies great
er degree OF talents experience, age, and high
morality, than has ever perhaps convened in our
State Ably was the convention addressed by
the Rev. Mr. Jeler Of Virginia. Rev. Mr.. Haynes,
Rev. Mr.. Marshall, and Rev. Mr.. Fuller Of South
Carolina, Rev. Mr.. Burroughs, of PENNSYLVANIA,
and many other distinguished and able divnes
from the several States represented in the Con-
ven,ion
Connected with the object for which this Con-
ven,ion has assembled, is an article which will be
found in another column OF this mornings paper,
copied from The Richmond Enquirer.
:. AunlsLn Cnn skikuLlnnnLtL
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To The Editors Of Tie Enquirer.

To the EdN0TS ~ me f-HIHVcr.
GRrESBaIeR COUNTY, May 4th, 1915.
Genemen:-T The election in the Congressional
District 10 which this county is attached has re.
suited in the reelection OF General Chapman ty
large majority report says GOO votes, over his
compeiitorF. B. Miller, Esq. Mr.. Miller entered
the canvass very reluctantly, al lale period
after Gen Chapman's return from Washington
city, and ailer lie had commenced his eec,ioneer.
ing campaign in the county OF Bath. Mr. Nil.
Ter was in few OF the counties only OF The 10
composing the District. Seven counties he Gid
not visit, neither was he persona!ed in them liz
any active agency. Gen. Chapman was the
nominee of the District Convention, which as
sembled in Union in January last, 10 which ey.
cepIionS were taken by some OF the friends OF Mr.
Miller, who at late period prevailed upon him
10 take the field in opposition TO the Convention
nominee.
The vote throughout the District is unusually
small, and ii appears from the returns, that tie
firn out of the voters was in those Counties
only in the vicinity OF Gen. Chapmah's residence
and with whom he was more Immediately a..
socialed The District having sustained he
Convention, it IS unnecessary to speculate upon's
result So unlooked.for BY The friends OF Mr. Mi.
Ter who fell deep solicilude in his behalf and e.
his success.
Col Elisha Callison (Whis Of course) is eecl.
ed The delegate from this county 10 the Ise,a.
ture. Mos, respectfully yours &c X.X.
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VIRdINIa Episcopal CoNveNTioN.-From The
official notice OF the Secretary, il will be thai
the Annual Convention OF this Diocese meets on
Wednesday, the 2lst inst, in Fredericksburg
From the locality OF Fredericksburg, rendering il
easy Of access, and with comparative little Ell.
pense TO The great body OF Episcopalians in Vlrsi.
mia, the District OF Coumbia, and large pan Of
the South western portion of Maryland, We LOOK
forward both to 4 full Conveniion-a large replr.
senlaion Of the clergy and laity-and also large
assemblage OF strangers.
fS)U{h,rD Chm, L,11p
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We are indebted, more than We can describe, To
the Democratic press of the Union for thousand
kind aines and good wishes which they haveex-
pressel about US on our debtlt upon the boards OF
this Metropolis We cannot specify all, and NC
cannot single on, any one from all the rest. Our
1nodes;y, indeed, should forbid n. from republsh.
ing any, Wits; onr gratitude would prompt us Ia
acknowledge all (and how many there areD who
have been kind enough 10 make honorable men,
tiou OF "Ihs Union" We are duly sensible,
also, Of The liberal reception which the Wing
press, generally, has been pleased 10 give us
We have indeed undertaken rcrions task al
"our time Of life" as they call il, bu, Gas this
mornings Richmond Enquirer truly remarks) we
are no, quite as much stricken in years as even
some OF cur Democratic friends have eesc;ib,d
US. One press SAYS we are G9, another 20, and
another says even -. lfthey had gone up 10 rs,
they would have described, we hope, our princi-
pies more accurately than they have now related
our age. Whatever be our age, however, whe.
tber our opponents or our friends with whom we
have mol the pleasure Of being personally &C
quaia,eD estimate it BY the revolutions Of the
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DissOLUTIONoF COPARTNERsHIp.

THE copartnership existing between Omohun-
i dro & Templeman, is This dav dissolved BY
mutual consent, Those having claims against the
concern will please present them for settlement
and those indebted are requested 10 make payment
The name OF the concern will only he used 10 settle
up its business SILAS OMOHUNDRO
II. N. TEMPLEMAN
The subscriber will continue The business Of
buying and selling and receiving Negroes on
board at25 cts. per day as usual at the old stand
in a few PAGES OF The Bell Tavern.
May 1876 SlLAS OMOHUNDRO
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earth round the sun, or BY The very comi"la ~,
French philosophy Of temperament, we uu S, Ms
are moi lao old 10 discharge The impor'an. aa' Is
We have assumed, or 10 defend the rIsnls auu -