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yCHIs is DO INFORM rmE CIrlIENn o

h'D 10 ~ NV hh liIE VI ! IIfNN Ol
hehmnHd aud i V'in'J, that IS, ths day received
an additional oi Of Sft.Ynsnle and Cheap D GYyfs winch 900
AeeoVni ot he advanced stage 0f t' purchased
greatly reduced p'ces II aprfGlYus .r.u. ,i, t
different atiees compogur Puftaf. re
can AZ We wish 10 give giH "Oceudf fHu-.fsuou fIr
oaaly and ebenpness Permit gs h0aevHiu 4y that
Cuicoes tOm H.. tU -
fnti1ns ff1m g.. In los
hsh iinanfw importation uIl tt.Irs, t uIf uv 90
sales, aud Warranted s, any with cotton Ir La
@ord W. have AN ends sanety of 'tbrap Cuo ,lIr
ausnton - respectfully fgls'cd
BERKLEY 4 CU.
NJ %. Stain -.f,rf.
h Ms,.I.~ itrU.r.
&c., tnucJ CraNHts.
a S eSs ''' ' "y just '''',, wed q, 1as 70, -, "a" BY
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOk THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE or THE BLOOD, OR HABIT


u,--,.-
A ne history o. uofse" ~c are asfoni-hed that msn
a.. ~. ~ a ' aes'p a" a'e.ss have common origin vn =
a.s,, ~ ~, P.pee anu moay 'he o'ood wnh remedy
/, !. m. ,sn s ~ =, ne-' OF J. phe"msna
.h. p .. OF RAM. ssr-apsnia that It's
w ns sasse- o, di.sas- and the enfrs
mn. v,.n,.as a. 49, 1917, y upoa me sns OF inc s"cd "
abr, al.m.a, IT,. ~ essy tissue every me"hfa.e
eons.a..ns - , 49,, - " ai.sae nehne~ must be the
ar. NV W. On asass eisnr IN the blood
this p,w,to,I b,,nh ,,a,. ,a ~ . u h'is maj
msnifr,t.d and m, ,,, % ~ a. e'ns sa-aia"a are
eupv. aica-. a. We. a. in an sS , and Al
otran. h, Is considered nfsuh, " ""s'" o' inc ssssuns
90, 's' 49, 49," ~, nr Amy |" gentlemen OF 'bs
IA, ,,,,. With Pew, ,,.. on h &C. ns ra'en, suffered
he i s,n. s,,s,n,,,,,, N, a. oasi ma no e'et until
ON behalf of IN. pa,,,p Jon,,hnp II,r,.
p.onsrs 80. ,., an ,.,.
c,r,.u.n S '"An ''uy TO- is't.
I, has one, mon. heeomc my d,,v Il, a., a.
.,,,,o, q, "A, M. ,n. $500. ~, - !. I, '" '"u he
-, -, A, IL, 80 ,,, , 80 "l IN " = ~ 70 WIN the
aud the ,t are fa.t doing =, m. n,,,h,,
has no min m m. Affected NH l,,.y,, ,,, h go, a. =, 80
80, ~ ~ ~ ' ~ , ~. ta' ms p Is OF It's
iu,p,o,r y,sIs !. an, chang, tna an ubo -. NJ,
ar,,tn,sv MANN, ub,, n, I,. h,.n ,o,n,I .I..
800, ~ ,.h -, - W. =, ~ ~, -, :, ~ ,, ,, IN
that uf .ha.aI.,) wbou, any neony,nrpe. I'M. ~ A..
.ut.ne. ofh. ma ly. bu, the uctu, anna. IN any 49, ~,
a, -, m, ,, ~ , =, ,, , ~ any way mere
effect u, m pi.a YOU can nut tiint, mar,o. N. ,,o,,,.
inc .ay h, u, com. ON and 40, ,o as surely as M. v NJ
i, Gany Is the G,tyrni payer OF ynr SINCE. nI,nI
uIrupuHEy AI.My Jp,,irr oT m. p.
IN, e,., ,,.',,. - -, -. y, ,'' a., , eaSa
fli ai,,n,,on OF su .in,l ,rIs am eird. ~
sands Cctcbrnt ted IN rsnnar ,IlD-I sn,,L .,,.,
u,.n,I" ~ ~ 49, a. 49,, :. "a s.+sa siI"n
cure OF hrono a, acute rheumatism than any other p,paraon
hny, yer t.,,.d ,pu d A,,,p, ,nb.t,, a, . ,,,,
~. la, sy - A., 60, ', ,S =, n ., .'s WIN
rheumatism, bay. recently used s,u,' s,I,p,, Mn an.
success. my hah now better than Al has been Tor ma,
ny month r,,, m, r,,. - 800, snJ nx ,n,in sa,,y
turning arbu. THIS b, aFhI change enirrIy to IN. use OF h.
patent Feeling deep sympathy with thos, who mr.,
wh THIS most and niuI complaint cannot
to such the u.. OF this yau,
and rheumatic s, aS ~ s,,' . ,ns,, ~. VIC ~ % %
-fctso at sarSpaa aud take pleasure in adding any ,s
u.n, nthrr of IT, ny,i,b.
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

cf WORK and
the shortest Roodns Tin Copper 6uiterinsk
apps r. WELLER.
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essslsEk14EYElE9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eksencs eats,n,,,t,
were the a. 1T ever introduced by that n,mr ' '"'
pr- BEWARE of SPURIOUS PILLS pt.o,,.a M, ,,A ~ i,
Bno Pii-" Purifying Pills" "sarsapar,l. Pl. ne
70 be pamed On To The pubic reputation OF ~pr
-, ' u ana genuine sarsaparia Hood Tnk. no
Others than r leiy for they posses. nil IN, y,n. M 80 W.
- wh",hr asa curative general purifier of N,
,.i " we oooy' requiring restraint occupation
uei '"fs" q" hFns ot e expo.ur-aud NAV bc
male. - '''e ""' ""' ma'e shd u =
IN ADDITION TO more ihan Eve certificate. h,vn,
neeo'"r. pduis. their increasing aud denand 49,
proof In ihsir favor. Sold by " Swung
j. u EtSrACE h SON
Mn..
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Hi Hiding IIAuON Ntst.
NV y haN' on band p RI. following articles
I" Nhigh ilH Ht'uIpu lpfslus tnytfi VIZ
Best Atc Punes slst Cord "a DO 1.+rys
tarpts Patrut lHsl Limitation kH. tffE
American Nliurs Looks, Iset llIst DO
Knot and Thumb I1irhe. Plat anil Round Bolt.
CtaHsfaten Naffns
strap and
Hfass blind Faainings. JOB do
Wood screws PAT Bfafs sprgrs
Cat and Wfot Nais, ansEe., Sc
" IupNNNy
y if-3 Wei Main -t,,.t
NAJILEY arr rNAN's Labaty of Au,f.s.n Book. 80 D.
w me Journal Of Afficln ly Nlul
Hawthorn
Ibrup Choice Reading Nos Ig-csyed and f,r 10. l,
D. DINNER "a
SrGAKs-sg Croif audP Boo
- Codees-iaguyu AMI Java
Hefraes-H. Cafoipa
Papcrs-Csp Letter. Wrsppi-F
ObAWtntef aad
and Nnu
roaps-NcAdans. Fiy's.Gc
500 tesHe-g I'D and dautagrd
Winao~ M
f'astef-GrooBd ani tscnsd
Aun Coppefas Nafdef
isaifo, sahreife, saeaus and
so-on Buua- . ~
DAVENPORT a ALLEN
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FREGnT AND PASSAGE LINE,

BALTIMORE AND PTfILA DELPIIA.
I "-,1el From aud after the prc-a n
Sss-s----2 scat date, there wall BE- w1SsL-SsisoR
-i.iu.r.s reiv.s.n thus nul Hal.mn-e.
The C.lutuu. CAPT Parrish wI leave Fillmore every Siuriny
afrfroun q, O'Clock nnI The roerons Capt Inug
~ Wrdne day Afternoon. al iocock. foT ,iInond
R'ufnutt' tilnbus wt leave RICKETTS, i0f Baltimore and
pi Wednesday upJnu1. O'Clock and the 70
cNI'ttis sy'p satufiay a0'tunon. ~ 3 n'rip.N.
Cords intended fnf shipment ~ BALTIMORE Pnladeph
D." .rf town Tursi,ys and rfdlys
~ ri--"ugrr VII ic taken Baltimore fare
included ANA through IN Pi,dra ~ Raj Road
UENRY LjDLAM 4 Ca,
Richmond. March 18th. I-i, n
ENERRrGISOus CHOCOLATE. authorized ~ m. French
Government approved by Medical Faculty ~ Pare
and 't"nsys y many rhysiests couni,
Man. practitioners adfur sered iuu nj
eudcavouied lender grateful r digestive NJ
the difsuny
the apsst ini best niput1by that Of the Co
| cuts
ne rersnus viii derive get tcr.G, frou the use of The
feuufiuour th,roIlts,
~. Women NJ paid complexion. compln NJ dinsnt
breathing especially ending
whose apostle DESTROY 3D. perverted often
rt"u'Hrr Hring"f rr'rcss thc lower errnHss and Il
srnsiil f"nusrm'ato Ut ne whois fyat,iH
81 M'n w" pale and nfa d.sir
ef"u isf,ri snI wbD exhausted ny ftrc
vii hni a0rr fr short time fhr Fsnuz'npus
/ mater ai Improvement ln tieif state.
80 Weak Children. aui prcly i1~ who uekfiy
qur" Hr'n gil sni u"r organ lton will tot l 10 dyes
| .Hf
Fh Hu'h principally young rs budding wouanhnoi
Wlor health Do" Hnrutsuy That tle itfur thurOlii.
MS r1Uiy 800 ls functions Df u economy and word
hrufsing 4fr N health VII
utility n but me- Indispensable ncery fof ihr u ha rcu
\ rinous Chncoiaie.
| JpuNsToSs
| i"tr ,edrsi Emporium
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READY.MADE CLOTHING,


l.ohNHE 18TH AND MAIN STREHTSl
H. SPENCE Agent has store receives, by la ART,
va ren"ra assor'ne n, land weekly aiding nT I'll
p '"hhs suitable To the latest style
o. pattern and cut; consisting
french Hack br-.s had Flock Caat.
DO do Doe Skin CassimcT. FAINT.
Do Fancy do do
Bises sik aud Satin Vests
Fancy DO
White MarS-ines do
Business Coats, sinS. mlled easa a.~r-
M'o hanisnme variety OF Gents Fancy AYt.ci..
naeA ANA faney satin and Silk seans and Cravats
Gloves. hid, -ik aud thread
Shirts, Collars nd no-oms
suspenders, a..
n BE u. = fcls confidence in assuring his ALI ,
.iN ana oihers disposed 10 favor him thai his pfs
'ha Us reasonable equality and make considered
as thhse OF any esiablishn 10 ~ the city 80 n
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IT," charges ~ r Nhr sulphur and mSi al the SPnngs have
been much ciu eel ant tie accommodations
TIiE RIAn
From GornRsNnc IN Chlriot.vle has been ATTY improved
The Nhoc isanc. theme. ':y splendid graded
tITupisespae- Monticello aud the unvey Virginia
vicinity 81 wryrs 'aV". by the PRINCIPAL Springs, the Hawks
Nesi N. New River Chh- kantwha Notrsb.-
h whole presents -ceEry
every glance. THOMAS SHARP,
al Agent Transportation
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sAbI-aOaD AND STAGE ROUTE.

VuNliIS route Ia the Virginia Springs and West
4 ern states pocss advantages very "a, AN, for.
I met ume, point of style comfort AMI economy
Leave Richmond dahl at - ~ Hah Road
"a msl esi then po,i with fom the Moth
O.. m,rs) ChaItrsv,i-
,ns ci to AMI breakfast Coek dine
rive Covcr uae ldS micsl h-nIr
neat morning breakfast NJ the Wasm springs IN. N TO-
ami dine Galatians sulphur u,cs)
Ssuus'-'''n hours and one try IN the week thirty bouts
sh''d Z" e tahaI ""ac seH"'ns two nights On IN, way
arsc comfortable Hoes incad canal
th,m IN boats arriving IN Lynch'u's alter midnight
Conuauiug At sunrise.
at irwisbur the hs" Sulphur A. AMI Locust
Lame 80 mIesl before Hgh Jay Gay hight ChAe
nrv, To Gu,anio,.
pscn hv stag, &C navigation he
cui,tey suspended above that point duur suanct
making % route thu most ecNa aud agreeable the
/ Sta..S-
1 ~ iipC fou 'orioH-sne Cg6o
daily oNnci - Fsr-h Co enable.
'rNrl To select thu best ho" ard facilities that other
.u.uf. ar
unefs"c great npo'' e'n arr Pvrr 10 all wh1
"Gs aui have s'ccon ct trusgN, raul AMI
d'''s, Whor united an - al pu,c
,lass
E,tras will furnished p-asirc tho occupants
l~ets's s'cHrr th"r rats through At Rchnop
anH u' n"fm'''n can "' obtained ~ application the Raj
Roai
Parish run IT, ioov ,n- branch lines om their DAT,
Lnr 1hr Naur.I usr t, a,.. sau.rnn on T-~i.,, rbu
aI-l saturday 81 ". reaches Lexington NJ
a ., luNAissi gL- Udr", allowing
aUd rroSr'i o i"'" Go dnor' here usoIs o1 III" sPun.
un d. lEa l'ng jIr At the SpThr>
a'r At the Waite sulphur su" e''nhg Passenger for tie
Mcs proceed Fuear
buis aud Mya"'' Sy " "n the on'th fum keh
unni thence "u wei ~ Hopkins lane 10 hounts'ins Tenne
rh,, b.rE passengers preference
al Others q = pant
The Cup,p Fauqu.rt
Springs Tuesdays rhurSay> <IIuay,
t,r ~, au.at . ears avr. up-psr ,ou IIs. ss.
rLc- by B-cSsn line h- Sprncs br aktast
The l., MONDAYS wenes
Gays and Fridays At "a " and reaches IsnehSurs by nrG,
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WE tnke this occasion to rirc

WE take this occasion to give
notice that we keep constantly on hand. Stoves,
Crates and Cooking Ranger. Of all kinds, that
arr generally used in this market. Of our own
manufacture, which We " III sell on reasonable
terms Aiso. Mott. Agricultural Furnaces Zoe
stcaminr food fot STOCK. which We viii sell at
the Manufacturers prices, ai,sr aiding IN. ct'
penses, at our I'm, stowe and Sheet Iron Manu-.
factory, near the Iseli Tavern, where all kinds
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MORE NEW CHEAP PUBLIC ATOMS.
NJ LoHNN, &C The Count CousgiTaius Ilisinnc, Re-
= y, Eus-n- Sue, "wlnlcunS lew a.
No. = Illuminated rite
No Eurycf sta % Dome E,on.ny
NJ - i'aIirrs' IIguluai ,i Shakespeare
Pocket ,ag.aa of ~ .W"i', NigUt aud Morning 2Se-
Received ami ale -
,.l3 RAIL-. \ PERKINS
sEHn CASKS at very superior White Lime,
tss Wv nirg ur-Li uf Uanos Dock
ans trs-is By firIoi RANSINs wHrrI.rCk
4 I EESE fEAIHE RS-g2 bags receiving and
- IN stos. ior sac BY
b. II JoUN y CoRn.N
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31
sGPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
Cases Determined at the May Term. 1915.
Reported for the Indiana State Seatnslby a. j. Stevens
Tuupsn.x I,sv n

Cases Determined at the May Term, 1915
Reported for the Indiana ssatinslSy a. J. sssvens
THURSDAY JOY H.
GoOdseH o. Stizs0n. Error the Vanderbsireh C. C.
Opinion by SULLIVAN J. 1. The delivery of deed is
essential to its validity, and is from the delivery that
the deed takes effect.
2. A deed NAV be delivered TO a third person. even
stranger, for the benefit OF the grantee and il he after
wards the the deed take effect from the
date of Its delivery, unless the right of third persons be
Affected by 1t. In that event the doctrine of relation
would not apply.
g. The doctrine of relation, is a fiction of the law and
Used for the advancement Of JUSTICE but will not be al
lowed Ut the rights OF third persons DESTROYED by IL
A. The bare fact Of recording deed by the srantor
without the knowledge, Pnvity, consent Of the gran
tee, is not delivery.
g. Where deed was made, and delivered bv the
ganto TO the recorder of tho county recorded in
the absence of the grantee and without his KNOWLEDGE
and the grantee subsequently assented TO the deivery
but before assent given judgment obtained against
the grantor in the Circuit Court Held that the iudg
ment being lien the land before the delivery was a.
scented 10, would prevail against The deed.
Shtrty q. Skirty et al Appeal from the Orange G. C.
Opinion by Sullivan J. l. The specific performances Of
contract signed by the party be charged according 10
the statute OF frauds and perures may be enforced not
witstanding The party seeking enforce not sign
ed the contract.
2. Where the vendor of land receives mart of ,6s
purchase money and obigates himself make deed on
The payment OF the residue, he rescnd The con-
tract without an offer on his part to perform and fail
ure OF refusal by the vendee pay the balance of The
purchase money.
3. A purchaser of land, with knowledge Of pr;oF
equity, buys il subject 10 that equity.
a. vendee has lien on land purchased by him, for
the purchase any part of IL paid by him. if the
vendor refuses to convey and this lien attaches 10 the
land in the hands OF subsequent purchaser with notice
Justice Q. Justice. Error to the Wayne C. C. Motion
for re-hcarfng overruled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31

50 acres morsraeed by william Ioan interest sc
The hair Of the ar Of section So q n w. containing
sos s ss h q the D samuel ~ sa a
The undivided half Of the fraction Of half section n
eePt OF the side Of .aid fraction also
" containing in ali ISL $500 acres more or less orsassd BY
Ella. Esr. loan, in,eress etc sIzs Is;
except taken of the side Of said fraction also the
Containing s1 :; jesse
The undivided half Of the fraction of sec a4taanr7w
containing IS more or hess morgssed BY Jshn Jaekso
The hafo the or 49,, "a row slo the Or
a w. containing IN as-Oo acres except IS acre. and
Shane sserry Tee.y Sherry and seo,, o.n e,s
d.. re- in each case, S11a u.
nonaning by DoHga C. srver loan,
The undivided half Of the fraction of ~ n nr7w
containing IS more less mortgsgd BY Adam sver
The snaisissa half Of The as,g. Of sec s
.e ar the or also. the or
mortgage BY rsyss 2 Cunningham o.n
The shalf The Or Of containing 50 .e
% sss 81 ss o.s s Of a srs s,s s
Hagne County.
s,d Lots No No. 10 l. T. 81 20 =, 3. q 81, and T.
in the Cambridge mortgage BY Thomas Tyner
White County
The s e Of s s " de 20 a. s an 20 sess:
containing 20 acres a'o the sr Of q Of see 20 q n
Containing ~ mortgageo J0hh W.
terest. goa so
The Of 81 nnorgaged by Benjamin Res
noids loan, interest, gro IS.
Lots No. and Of 8, n. r3w, containing loa 1910
mortgaged by Thompson Crosse oan interest," S2s 20
certificate of purchase will be given the purchas
er pedging deed patent from the State upon final pay
of the purchase money and interest," but which shall
be forfeited the State, with all payments made thereon
for any default of payment interest principal according
to the terms Of SALE and entlle the State resell
time Bond will also be required for the payment of tn
purchase money and that the purchaser will not comm
or suffer waste Of the premises, and if deemed proper
other security will te required.
IL the land will sell for the chargeable
each above the will be sold under the rear
prasemen lately made by the commissioners Of the Sinh
ing Fund.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners of the Sinh
ing Fund J. MORRISON, Pres't.
i Sinking Fund Office,
Indiana polls, 9Th July, 1915. 3-W-4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31

N r. WILLIS. Esq was suffering under severe
attack OF brain fever, in London, at hast adyices.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Ma :


CorFEE-TEe make, remains quite firm ~,
good demand from the trade, at Steady p,c.,
we notice sales OF an import OF near 3OOo
Laguayra, part taken previous 10 arrival
terms we could not learn, and part al :, :"
Z, cents on time; 500 bags Rio, ON nr;a., 4
terms, and 600 bags ditto al Il a n cer,s
FLorR.-Since the close Of last week ana
10 THURSDAY, the marke, for Flour remained y
most without inquiry, the only sale being 500 lt,.
Brandywne al "a 62:; since then prices bs s'
become unsettled, with better demand for ~
ment; and factors, 10 effect sales. have submirli
10 slight decline; We notice sales Of $500 Nh.
common brands at4 43,; 1000 bbls fair t,a-..
1 30; 500 bbl>. Brandywine Family 5.
GRAIS.-The market for all descriptions j..
been dull, and supplies arriving onlyto mo
derae extent. We notice sales of $500 bush,
Pennsylvania red Wheat OF inferior and na,,
quality at % IS cents, part in store: 9eS
bushels good and prime 97s a l0l cents; 2sI,
bushels do. 9S cents; LOO bushels prime wt,.,
81 III IL; GOO bushels prime Southern 81 A.
and 300 bushels heavy Jersey al 81. RE
dull; sales Of several lots Pennsylvania a, i
80 cents. Corn-Demand limited sales q, ..
vsral parcels Southern yellow at AZ a AZ CO..,
white Al 40i cents; Pennsylvania ia, e :.
cents and round 10 IS cents, and a poor h, :,
"A cents. Oats-Sales of several caieoe. w..
ginia and Delaware at - 50, cents; AMI 49,: az
De- cents.
SPIRITS Whiskey-sales Of hhis. a,aO. !, },
cents, and bb!s. at - cents.
SuGAR.-The market during the pas, Vice., j..
been extremely quiet, and price, droopine. =,
late arrivals mostly going into store. We ro,;r.
small sale OF Porto Rico al = cents. ami n,
hhds. rather inferior New Orleans at ). { CEN,
ON the usual terms.-[ Gniffd States Ga,eps
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Washington uni<'.l
S27,5o4,42s
TOBACCO FOR THE NAVY.
Navy DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Py,r.sions and Clothing.

Bureau 81 Py,rtsions and Clothing.
May 1915.
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed ''Prupo-
i sails for Tobacco, will be received al this
bureau until o'clock, p. NJ on Tuesday, the
third day OF June next, Tor furnishing and deliver
ing al The United States navy-yards at Boston,
New York and Norfolk, where samples are de-
posted, such quantity Of tobacco (probably, in
all, about one hundred thousand pounds more or
less) as may be required BY the chief of this bu-
reau, or BY the respective commandments OF The
said navy yards, during the fiscal year commence
ing on the first day OF July next, and ending June
so. 1876.
The tobacco shall be equal in quality 10 the
samples at The said navyyards. None Oft shall be
manufactured during The winter months; all shall
have undergone a natural sweat, and be branded
with the name of the manufactured, year when,
and the place where, il was manufactured, and be
delivered in strong boxes containing from fifty 10
one hundred pounds each, and shall be inspected
al the place OF delivery by the Inspector at the
yard, appointed by the Navy Department
Contractors not residing at the places where de-
liveries are required, must establish agencies al
such places, that no delay may arise in furnish
ing what may be required, and when contractor
fails promptly TO comply with requistion the
navy agent at the port where the tobacco is re-
quired TO be delivered shall be authorized to pur.
chase the same; and the contractor shah be liza
bic TO any excess Of cost over the contract price
Bidders whose proposals are accepted (and
none others) will be forthwith notified thereof;
ard three days over and above The ordinary time
required for the regular transmission OF the mail,
will be allowed for them to signify their readiness
10 enter into contract; and ten days over and
above the ordinary time required fer the regular
transmission OF the mail, will be allowed for the
execution and return OF contract and bond; al
the expiration OF which periods, il no answer he
received, or contract and bond returned, the sup
pIy will be offered TO the next lowest bidder, ac-
cording TO law.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids from persons who have heretofore failed TO
execute their contracts.
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one-,hird
The estimated amount oi the respective contracts.
will be required; and ten per centum in addition
will be withheld from the amount Of all payments
,n account thereof as collateral security, in addi
ion 10 the bond given, 10 secure lis performance,
md no, in any even, 10 be paid until it is in all
respects complied with; and ninety per centnm of
he amour, Of all deliveries made will be paid BY
he Navy Agent within thirty days after bills dn-
y authenticated shall have been presented 10 him.
May 6-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
IXc IIIn1linr IN 81 he DrnnG !,


We Yesterday received election returns from a
number Of Western counties which will he found
below. There are only eigh, counties 10 hear
from, which send six delegates, viz: Allegheny,
Favettc and Nicholas, Grayson and Carroll, Lee,
Pocahontas and Social Democratic, save
Fayeiie and Nicholas about which there is some
doubt. II they vote as last year, we shall have
- majority in the House, 10 in the Senate, 81 on
join, ballot
Tie news Yesterday relieved our doubts, and
satisfied us of the election Of Joseph Johnson TO
Congress from the Harrison District. His nett
majority, in fourteen counties heard from, is 274
and Faye,te and Nicholas 10 hear from, which
cannot touch" it, Air J. S. Pendleion, will,
therefore, have the distinguished honor Of being
the Lone Star" of Whggery from Virginia, as
The Fredericksburg Recorder very apply styled
him.
II does us good" to publish the following bril-
liant list OF Representatives in the national coun-
ellis, from Old Virginia, more true and firm in
her principles noe than ever. BY way Of dis.
tinction We put MIR. Pendleton in italics:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
Pe,Iinper'S mai, 467.


To show The great reluctance which Inc mass
Of the Democratic Party felt in choosing between
the Two worthy and able candidates ior Congress
in this district, friend relates 10 us niue mel
dent in point Al one Of the polls in trederlck,
an old veteran in The Democratic ranks oneTeu
his vote, and in answer 10 the inquiry, VINO DO
YOU vote for Mr.. -? he replied, for bedinger
and Lucas. The sheriff informed him that ne
could not vote for them both, unless ne in!enaeu
one 10 90 10 Congress and the other 10 The Legs
lalure. Well, he said, il nothing better could De
done, he supposed he would have 10 submit 10 lhat'
as he was determined 10 vote Tor nobody else
His vote was accordingly announced as ne de-
sired.
HaMpsulRg SENATORIAL DIsTRICT-The con-
test in this District has been an exceedingly ami
mated one, and contrary 10 orr most sansuine eS-
pecaions, thai sterling Democrat, Gen. Sloan, Is
reelected by very small majority. a portion
of the Mcdonald votes, Chose whose conscien-
Gle, were rather plianD voted, embracing, as we
learn abou, one halt the three hundred made
Mr.. Sloan's election is a brilliant victory under
The circumstances and il gives us great pleasure
10 record it.
The following is the vote IS furnished oy The
most rsiia hs SaurcPS.