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DEATHS.

Died. on yesterday morning, al one o'clock,
Mir. JosErn BRowS in the 9th year Of his age.
u The friends and acquaintance OF the ie-
mily. and those OF Mr.. Thomas NJ. Hiltzhimer
and Mr.. Henry NJ. Stewart, are invited 10 alterd
his funeral this afternoon, al o'clock, from his
late residence on Union Hill.
II Boston, Newburyport and Vicksburg pa
pers will please copy.
Died, on yesterday morning, INEz Barns,
daughter of Colonel X. Nj. and Sibelia A. Conn,
aged months
The friends and acquaintance OF her parents,
and those OF Mrs. Mary y. Ladd, are respectful
" invited to attend her funeral AT the residence Of
the latter, This day, (Friday) att o'clock, without
farther notice.
Died, on Saturday morning, 2s,h nit, after an
illness ofnine weeks, CATHERINE AMANDA, young
est chilli OF Edmund w and Julia Tompkins,
aged eighteen months ndtwenly-two days.
Died, al the residence Of Mr.. Reuben Johns in
Cumberland county, on The lllh OF May last,
Mrs. MARTHA WILLIAMS. in her 95th year. She
was beloved by all who knew her, and has left
many friends behind her. She was tie wife OF
Philip Williams, decd, of Amelia.
II The Wing will please copy.
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Valuable Tract Of Land

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TIME subscriber wishes 10 sell the Tract OF
Land on which he now 1e>I ,;;s lying u, on
Stanton River in the county OF ha,iIS Se Rwc
sti ,,' c s This ,rac, contains l472 Acres,
200 Of which are river, and about so creek Dol;
tom Abou, hao The tract, &c elsa noS and
erIendine 10 the river and bordering on The river
half mile, in whichwcod land there are branch
es and drains, aiordng, an unusual quantity Of
The very bes, Plant patch land.
Tho ,mnroyemenls are very good and conve-
Mon, consisting ola well built and finished brick
Dwelling House an excslen, and esensive Gar r
ard /, most excellent well Of water, with new
and good pump in it stables and tobacco houses
This estate will be offered for sale on Wednes-
,]ay The Goth OF August next, on The usual credi'
The terms will be more particularly made
known on The day of sale. Gentlemen wishing
To purchase an estate, are invited 10 come and see
for themselves. -
: WALTER c. CARRlNGTON.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, July ,.
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ARRIVED

hhRl ESDy
Canal Boat New York, J. NJ. Tapscou master,
with 20 tons merchandise, from Lynchburs %
l.. d. Crenshaw, Bro. & Co., A. Duval & Co
Preston & Enders, and Brown & Tucker.
Boat Buchanan, L. Lenahan, with % Ion,
merchandise, from Scoltsvie 10 Blair & Broker.
broush, A. L. Harris, Bridges & Mckinneyd
Co. and i. Peyton.
Boat Phoenix, j. F. Wills, with II tons mer
chandize, from Columbia 10 Bridges Mckinnry
Ellis u Atkinson, Deane s Brown and b. Shep
pard.
Boat Nanny Perkins, G. Cabell, with 81! ton.
merchandise IRON Lynchbnrs and New Make,
10 A. r. Harris, Dibrei & Watson, Henry Luz
lam & CO., l.. d. Crenshaw, Bro. 4 Co, 5. J.
Jones and Jones & Blair.
Boat Breeze, Geo. Newberry with 81. Ions
merchandise, from Gainesville 10 Wren x Ma
con. Deane & Brown, d. c. Randolph, Fords &
Woodson and Ro. Gwathmey.
CLEARED,
Boat VIM. L. Lancaster, ID. Couch, with 1,
tons merchandize, for Lock No 10, HardwIcks-
VILE and Lynchhurg.
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brightest pages OF his counlry's hstory-whose
youthful ardor, manhood's prime and declining
years have alike been devoted 10 the preservation
Of our national fonor and the perpeuation OF
our priceless Liberiy-whose life was perilled In
gallant, glorious and successful effort 10 repel
naughty foe, whose hostile foot desecrated our
soil consecratcd TO Freedom-whose inyincible
arm conquered and subJued savage enemy that
desolated our frontier, and marked his bloody
pathway by inhuman murders and indiscriminale
massacre-whose laurels, gathered upon the bat
tetield, were increased by the civic trumphs
which adorned his political career, and honored
by the unchangiDg confidence of his country, has,
in every position, however responsible, exalted
or perouS, distinguished himself by that fer
vent, devoted, and sef-sacrfcins patriotism,
which has been The pillar and The cloud of his IL
lustrious career.
Be it, therefore, Resoircd, That the citizens OF
this county tender their sincere coincidence TO The
friends Of National Liberty, upon The irreparabe
loss OF one OF its most unialtering and valiant
champions.
Rc1lred, That in The death Of Andrew Jack
son. the Union has cause TO mourn the tecease
of one Of lis truest friends and supporters, and The
people of this country 10 lament The hnal depar-
ture of their most dauntleSs leader.
Rcs0lred, That we tender 10 the surviving rela-
tives of the illustrious Hero OF the Hermitage,
our profound and heartfelt sympathies upon the
late mournful event which has deprived them OF
him, who was no less remarkable for his valor
and patriotism, than for his social and domestic
virtues.
Resolrcd, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in The newspapers of The city OF
Richmond.
Mr.. William w. Crumpwas then requested 10
address the meeting, which task he performed
with alacrly and received the grateful applause
of The whole meeting Tor his appropriate, eloquent
and feeling remarks on The occasion, as will he
seen by the following motion, unanimously
adopted:
On motion Of Thos. w. S. Gregory
Resolrcd That The thanks of The citizens of
King William, in public meeting assembled, 10
signalize their pious regard for The memory of
General Andrew Jackson are due 10 William w.
Crump, Esq. OF The city OF Richmond, Tor his
able eloquent, and very appropriate address, this
day delivered on the subject OF the life, character
and death of General Andrew Jackson.
After The adoption of which, the meeting adj
journed. THOS DABNEY, Chairman.
LEWIS LlTTLEPAGs, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETs-JuIy 3.

ToBACCO.-The inspections continue large.
mand good for all grades Of decided character-auet
prices 81 10 10 for heavy and sound Tugs, and >;
2 90 for such as suit well for manufacturing
Leaf 3 90 a 4-middling 4 50 50-good a ST..
a I2-occasionalIy very superior bhds sell higher
to-day some sales NJ SIS Il Is aud 10 25-and on W.
n1sday sale nj $50.
WUEAT-95 cents per bushel, al which price a.
tracts can be made for delivery in July.
FLOUR-OId very duil-limited retail sales a, a. 5,
CoRN-42 TO As cents per bushel.
oATs-35 cts per bushel.
WHEAT OFFAL-NOne in market.
COTTON-5l afl cents perlb stock quite sm,r
COTTON YARNS-R,cLmond and Manchesier D..
tory pricesi Nos. 4 10 H. II G.; Nos ~ 10 81 Is
PROVISIONS Smithfield and city cured Bacon H.
round. 81 C.; Baltimore aud Western. hog roun,
&C; sides, Il &C C.; shoulders C.; joe- I, &.
Demand fair, stock light. Lard-Smtbfcd anu a,n
CA1fIE-Bref, from s. 50 to 50 IS; Sheep. 6,n ;.
30 TO s.; Hogs, from 81 To 81 25; veals from So ot
according 10 Size and quality.
BuTTER-Monntan, prime ~ l6 cts per N r.
Butter from ls TO 20cts. fe's
FISH-fiERRisGs: No. l fIerrings ~ on me no.,
SHAp: 81 "os'--
COFFEE-Rio 81 u cents; ~. Doo,r.o
gu,ra Il 3; Java " II. "a o!' Ia,
TEAS-lmperlal aud Gunpowder IS cep,..o,
h.. Black IS n to cents. - - lef
SUGARS-Nrw Orleans Sugars 81 n c,n,.to,
mon prlme Porto Rico 7a7i; 81 Cro, n o. T ON
sugars il 10. 20 > Loaf
MoLAssEs-Cubaa % a aOcents; Porto Rico a,,@.
New Orleans in bhs. 81 80 cents. -
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co. 81 OF
Seignette 81 a5 10 ! IS; lmt.iinn IS a 50 E. So
S3i; Peach dull al SOC 81. Prices nominal ''''s
RUM. England in bhls., 80 cents.
WHISKEY-We quote bbls al ~ C.; bhds "a,
GiN-Amercan 80 cents; Holland 81 asl l5v.,,
lon.
CANDLES-Tallows lOi, sperm 30 y. Hmm.
tent lei n l3 cents per 10.
OlI.-Winter sperm ~ cents; whale 20 cents. ma.
ed do. 80; Linsred 20 10 80 Cents F
SOAP-FOr brown u cents per h. ; White ana .,
rieeated l2a u.
sALT-From The wharf 81 S. from store N.,
LIME-S0 a IS cents.
Pl.AsTkR-From The wharf 50; Basin Bank So.
Tercrs Of 500 lbs ground 81.
COAL-lOto 3 CTS. per bushel, best Glover nm - r.,
IRON-Pig $50 a 81 Swrdrs 1921 a 95 per Ion s.
gsh s75 s0 Tredeear tRichmoud mandatory s..
Up Country Bar 1921 81. -
STEEL-American blislrred Sll0 per ton.
CUT NAII.S-4l cents per 10.
ShOT-5I 81 cents per 10.
FEATHERS-29 80 cents per 10 for live gee,r
HAY-47I a so cents.
HIDEs-Green 10 CTS. per H. Spanish 70, a ls,y
CLoVERSEED-Si le.. Dull.
FLAXSEFD-Sl 20.
BEFSWAX-27 cents.
EXCHANG ES-New York checks, prem PHI,
drlpba, prem; sonth Carolina, dis Treasury
Notes, prem Alabama, 10 a II dis; Baltimore dan
prem; North Carolina, az dis Wheeling, d,
Tennessee, dis; Specie, prem; on London, gan
pr cent. prem.
HrGH Prices ron ToBIcco-Priya,e sale Of
Mr.. Joseph Nuckols crop OF Tobacco, grown in
Buckingham, BY Deane & Brown, at Public
Warehouse, on Wednesday last as follows VIZ
hhds. Jugs, al 81.
4 do. short leaf, al Sc.
do do. at $40.
do. long leaf, at al5.
do. do. nj $50.
All purchased by MIR. Samuel HaIderove
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1OJrrsA ROAD COMPANY.


Alan annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Louisa Rail Road Company, held at Louisa
Court House, on The 10Th day OF June 1915, The
following preamble and resolutions were reported
by committee 10 whom The subject had been re-
ierred.
Whereas, in The year 1898, at a general meet
ING of the Stockholders in The Louisa Rail Road
Company. there arose contest in regard 10 the
direction in which the Louisa Rail Road should
then be extended, its terminus al that time being
at Louisa Court House and the two points IN
controversy TO which was proposed To extend II
being Charlottesville and Gordonsvle, after full
argument, it was decided TO conduct The work 10
Gordonsvle, principally on The ground that
Gordonsvle was in the route TO Harrisonburg in
The valley OF Virginia, and that the latter place
was in The direction OF Parkersburg or Point Plea
SAINT on the Ohio river, and that the extension 10
Gonlonsv!le and afterwards 10 Harrisonburg,
would tend towards an union Of the great north
western part OF the State with the metropolis Of
Virginia.
Your committee respectfully report, that they
have not time during The session OF the Stock
hold, RS to day, 10 give the subject the deliberate
consideration that its importance merits; and
to spread upon paper The result OF an extended
investigation, they however, unhesiIaiingly adopt
and recommend TO the meeting, The following re-
solutions.
Isl. Re@l,yd That it is expedient and pro-
pirous time, TO make an effort 10 extend the
Louisa Rail Road from lis present terminus, at
Gordonsville 10 Harrsonburg, in The valley OF
Virginia.
Cd Re~ircd, That the President and Directors
of this Company be and they are hereby instruct
ed 10 correspond with proper persons in Harri-
sonburg and The adjacent country, on the proprie-
is and practcability ofholding meeting al Har-
risontnrs, or at such other suitable place and
time as may be agreed upon, for considering The
subjec, and peiilonng The Legislature for char
ter for such extension, and for such other aid as
the Legislature may in its wisdom, think proper
10 grant.
Sd. Resoircl, That the President and Directors
OF this Company are hereby authorized and d.
rccled 10 take such other steps, BY the appointment
of an agent, or by such means rs TO them may
seem advisable Tor the promotion Of the object
under consideration: provided, that not more than
- dollars be expended in regard 10 the same
An Rcsolred That the President and Directors
Of This Company are hereby requested and in
slructcd 10 draw up an address on The subject OF
these resolutions 10 have the same printed, and 10
direct copies thereof 10 such persons as they may
think will feel an interest in the premises.
Whereupon, the question being taken upon
each resolution separately, they were all passed
unanimously. and ordered 10 be published in the
journals of Richmond and Harrisonburg.
JOS. X PENDLETON, Chairman.
a w TUIIEY Secretary.
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-..-- -,,..,,ion on the Fourth,

Citizen Celebration on the Fo"r.n'
AtCam Godaia's Spring, Bacon Quarter bfa"ea'
rvurpc n. Declaration of Independence
w Ill III, 10 road and an Grafton from some
on.o, ", %,i aa - The company will assem-
ble ., i, .1 oclock and Dinner will be on the table
al 3 o'clock. ,3 :, CANAAN
c:oaI;mss :, ~ AZ Wellington Goddin's office, and
a, ,be s,ore q, 81 VIM Wallace. twill be necessa-
~ t FIR those inclined 10 Join in The Celebration to
nnrchass T;rke,s as eaiy as possible, 10 enable
our Host Of the Branch 10 make provision Tor ms
,,,.,s, pn;aa nj, T;ckets 81 so. July
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Sunday last, in the city OF Balti
more, BY the Rev. Mr.. Backus, Gen. JoHN T.
Mason, TO Frances RoMYN, daughter OF the late
VIM 3. Magruder, OF that city.
Married, on The Sd June, By Rev. DIR. Leach
MIR. JoHS SEYMOUR HOLMAN TO Miss ASN La
vlNiA daughter of The late Benjamin Holman,
Esq, all of Cumberland county.
Married, on Tuesday evening, the Isl inst, BY
The Rev. Jordon Martin, Mr.. L. c. BAPTIST, Of
Richmond. TO MISS MARY CATHERINE, daughter
tIslam Puckelt, Esq, of Chesterfield county,
Virginia.
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For THE ENQUIRER
+ OR Tie EMU INFH.
HONOR TO THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.
The Death Of General Andrew Jackson

HONOR TO THE ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD.
The Death Of General Andrew Jackson:
"INe gui noJis resiiiuL rem"
A public meeting was held at King William
Courhonse, on Monday, the 23d June, on the
subject of the death of The great man, whose name
will ever be a wachword 10 the patriot soldier
and the stern and unhinching republican states
man. The sensation was powerful and the feel
ing deep-lhc occasion was rich in patriotic re-
collections appealed TO the hearts OF the peo-
pie with the soul-sirring energy OF republican
virtue and enthusiasm. A tried Trend OF liberty;
a gallant and successful defender OF his country
in the hour OF her utmost need; man who had
filled a large space in the great range OF nalion-
al Thoughts, national hopes, aud national tri-
umphs; who had iousy and earleSsly acted
his noble and responsible part in the great dra-
ma of American freedom; and who was The last
Of that praisewolhy band OF Revolutionary Pre-
sidenis, had closed his mortal career. A hero
President founded our republic and hero Presi-
dent reformed our republic;-bo!h lived and died
cnthroned in the hearts of their countrymen.
TIE County Court, then sitting, and composed
Of all the magistrates of the county, adjourned.
and gave up the Court house to the people. The
meeting was promptly organized By Gen. Corbil
Braxton, on whose molten, Major Thomas Dab
ney was called 10 The Chair and Lewis Little
page appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas w. S. Gregory, a
committee Of Ten was appointed, composed as
follows: Thomas w. S. Gregory, William
w. Crump, c. w. Wormley, Minlon Drewrv
Corbin Braxton, P. Aylett, Roger Gregory, b.
F. Dabney Ayleu Haws and Richard z. Temp.
kin: who after short retirement, reported the
snbjoined preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
U7ercas, the painful and melancholy in,elli
eence OF The death of that eminent statesman and
illns,rous warrior, Andrew Jackson, has beer
communicated to the citizens Of this county, who
have assembled around common altar, forgeifu
of party differences, 10 testify their sense OF ths
virtues and merits of departed patriot, whose
deplorabe loss has excited an universal and per
vading sentiment of profound and unaffected scr
row; and while they unite in the general gri.
into which the nation has been plunged, By th
unhappy, though not altogether unexpected event
they deem the sincere tribute OF their gratitnd'
bu, deserving aud just 10 the memory Of him
whose respondent fame has shed lustre over III,
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The Norf,,u ioh, ArliIlery Blues, Capt R. w.

The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, Capt. \. "
Bowden, arrived last evening in The Steamer cui-
lis Peck. They were received, on their arrival
by portion of our Volunteers, VINO luiheu Wv
for The purpose, and escorted them to their ious,
ings. They are handsome, well-dried corps anu
presented martial appearance as they ma.e"eu
up Main street. We understand that lhey leave
our city this morning, at o'clock, in company
with The Richmond Blues Tor FredeHcKsou's'
where the Fourth will be celebrated, on ihs occa-
sion, with spirit ard enthusiasm perhaps no'
usually exhibited in Old Spo,tsylvania. The \.
L. A. Blues will return on Saturday, ana DC inc
guests o! the blues of this city.
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ground Of annexation, 10 secede from The Union,
She will be amply and entirely justified =, sir s uo
ing This is our opinion OF Inc ma.'S., S"'
you are al liberty 10 make The most Of u &c b;x
Is il wonderful, then, that he au'nol ~ M
reasonable declaration should nave eo'io H., ="
suited the memory OF Genera T yaer whole is in
Council Chamber OF Bos'ons nc "'o'0
charorter -tJ.uiOn,
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GENERAL COURT.


RICHMOND, JrLY 3, 1915.
IIailstock rs. Commonwealth case is
continued 10 next term for further argument.
Memo rs. alih-The argument was
had today, and the Judgment OF The Court below
is reversed, and a renirc faeias De nora awarded.
Here is question for the learned in The law
A man is indicted for murder, and found not gull
ty of murder in the first or second degree, butgull-
" OF voluntary manslaushlcr, and alfx The term
of his IMPRISONMENT al 3 years; the Judge SEN
fences him 10 years-lhat being The minimum
Term known 10 the law for such offences; The APP
pcl!ale Court holds this Judgment OF The Court
below to be error, and reverses, and awards re-
nirc faciGs dc moro. The verdict was responsive
10 The charge Of murder, acquins prisoner, but
the judgmen, OF the Court places him before an
other Jury, where his guilt or innocence is again
to be put in issue Is mol this putting the prisoner
twice in jeopardy Of his lie
The prisoner being il The PenitenIiary, ha-
bras corpus was issued, 10 bring him before The
Court, I'D aadiend0m Judtinm, reiurnable TO
O'Clock, P. M.
And the Court adjourned 10 4, ?. NJ.
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a CARD.
OLD MARKET HOTEL.

No. .! East Mum .Sbe,i, R,chmo'n, I"s'''-
TIME proprietor OF this we'll known eslac'h''
i ment, returns his grateful thanks 10 ne r..
lie for the liberal share Of patronage ne ma
ceived al their hands, and soicils coh'Inu|u.,
OF their liberal favors. He would most ~
fully inform the citizens of Richmond, Man.n,
Ter and the public generally, that ne ma i,'e
arrangements with gentleman N t:e ~
NohoI; 10 furnish him daily with all Tue 'ua"..
that the Norfolk and neighboring nalk.' a1 c,al.
such as Green Turtles, Soft and Haio o 10 =
Oysters, Fish, &c, which will be 'ers'a " ta !.
the hes, style at The shortest notice ha',uS i,
cured The services ofone of!he best Coos = =,
city, who, from long experience and plIS,
knows well how 10 please all epicnres ah' W.. NJ
OF good ealing. His Bar viii at all times W,rr.
piled with the most choice selection Of W." VIZ
Liquors, &C., that the Northern cities a arp D.
civ afford GEO. E. SApLh'
JULY 1T
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Pleasure Excursion.
FOURTH JULY.

FOURTH JULY.
TINE Steamer JEWESS, Capt. Sutton, will
i make an Excursion down the river on FIJI
day evening next, 4lh instant, leaving the whail
at o'clock, P NJ, and return about dusk.
Music and Refreshments as usual.
Tickets so cents, TO be had ot
July 2-3I HASklNS & LIBBY.
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Glands SARSAPARILLA.-Th is no
- safety for the patient suffering from Cancer,
Scrofula,o or any form OF malignant ulc r, save in
getting rid Of the corrupt matter in the blood
which fosters and stimulates the disease.-lt is OF
li,tl.. use to administer n mere palliative.
al will but skin and film the ucerous place,
While rank corruption, mining all within,
lniecls unseen"
The sufferer who wishes curative remedy
instead Of means OF temporary relief should
resort a, once 10 Sands Sarsaparilla; first,
however, for his or her satisfaction, examining
the record of CUES ii has performed, or learning
from some friend who has tried it the nature offs
operalion The proprietors court an inquiry
inlo lis merits; they Know that il will come out
like seven times proven gold from any ordeal 10
which il might be subjected.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence OF lis superior value and efficacy see
pamphlets which may he obtained ofagcnts gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. b. SANDS & Co, Druggists
and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 73, Broad
way, corner of Chambers Street, New York. Sold
also by ALEX'R DUVAL s CO, Agents,
Main Street, Richmond, Va. Price 81 per bottle,
or six bottles for SIS July 4
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their guests, the Light Guard, Capt seaon' anu
others honored b. an invitation. The Henrco
Dragons, Capt McRae, receive as gues.s 10
their dinner at Buchanan's Spring. the ohe',
terfeld Dragons, Capt. Weisiser, the Richmond
Dragons, Capt. Worth, and other invited guess.
Al Goddin's beautiful Spring, citizens, dlnhe'
will be given, where an address will De delivered
and Declaration read, by persons Of the company
We wish 10 all a pleasant day-tull OF KIND
ling thoughts and stern resolves for future 'ni-
pynvpman,
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HOYT'S ORATION.-The 4ih o. w.; I.,,,
II l776, the people Of this country cs si;cr !,
themselves independently u, the presenI pr
making them dependent. Suppose you no ss,,s,
Rcsoire, That, hereafter, you will &c MIR
ent. Hoyt can assist you in this mater. :, q
To-day, commence, get $40 00OoI1o., me-
july No. 3, Exchanse
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Last Saturday, June b the anniversary OF the
battle of Sullvans Island, so honorable 10 the
patriots OF Carolina, in resistance TO oppression,
was celebrated on Suivan's Island, near Charles
ion, with much spirit The procession marched
to For, Moultrie, where, after divine service 10y
the Rev Mr. Reynolds, an Grafton was delivered
by Henry A. Desaussure, Esq, said 10 have been
worthy Of the mind and auanmens OF that ac-
complished gentleman.
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|. O. O. +.

TINE Members Of Jefferson Lodge, No. 4. are
i hereby notified 10 attend called meeting at
The Lodge Room this aft rnoon, The 9TH inst.
al 2 o'clock, 10 pay The las, tribute OF respect to
our deceased brother JOSEPH BRowN.
The Members of The other Lodges are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
By order OF the n. G..
July 1T NJ. sEAGERs, sec'y.
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We know not, nor do We care, who "Hanni-
bal, in The Wing, may be. We can make no
objection TO the taste and proprieiy with which
al moment Of national soemnity, he Tears open
the grave of soldier and patriot, and throws a
neltlc upon The tomb Of an illuslrious defender OF
his couniry's honor and safety While We can
not envy the remorscess party feelings he gives
vent TO- il is his own affair and not ours. But We
must protest against the language applied by him
to this paper, and urge him to folbear.